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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1931)
F R ID A Y. NOVEM BER 13. 1931 BKA VE KTO.V E VT KR TRIS K PAGT. S SINO V .S Y .W .W .Y .V W .V .W .V .V • x -‘- x - > x x - X K kx>*>*4s DR. J. M. IN G ALLS (Foot Alln^enta) SKIN ITCHING ENOS B U Y > n O S E E L • I f you are troubled from Foot Troubles and are having trouble get- , ting relief, it will pay you to tako advantage of my modernijr «quipped office. a h e n »n o t h in g X em o ia uaodT Right from the first touch, antiseptic; beating Zenio takes the itching ORDER YO UR RUBBER STAMPS 1927 HUDSON SED AN—New paint GAS RANGE For Sale Cheap- En- misery out of mosquito bites, rashea. and Seals from Pioneer Printing job, good tires, fine condition. $1U0 ...quire Aloha Restaurant. and marry other skin afflictions. T r y CENTS and Stationery Co., 407-8 Deku.vi down, balance contract. Blelman it also for Itching, peeling toes. X -R A Y M "g Bldg., 3rd and Washington Sts. Motors, Beaverton Bjithcre and other outdoor folk* tFlorwscopta) S T R A W B E R R Y Plants, any amount. thank eoollng Zcmo for relief from I I | A L IN E Portland, Oregon. K Duncan, R3 bx 351 Beaverton sunburn. Douse it on ivy-poisoning. I W E BUY O R IG IN A L POEMS, E X A M IN A TIO N F R E E Pimples and dandruff fade when safe, * ” PE R T I M E P R IN T E D SIGNS FOR SALE 10c SONGS. Pioneer Music Publish- (Ask your Shoo Mc rehaut ah« ut antiseptic Zemo ia applied. It in each. For Rent. For Sale, Rooms er3 Box 276. Portland. stantly easts razor-smart. Always my Service) FOR SALE— Pigs, very reasonable for Rent, etc.. Pioneer P r in t in g _______________________________________ have Zemo nearby wherever you go. Phone Tigard 8625. A n y druggist. She, 60c, $1.00. Co., 487-408 Dekum Bldg., Third & S TR A W B E R R Y P L A N T S —Improved j 327-9 MORGAN B U ILD IN G IN STRUCTIONS Washington Sts.. Portland, Oregon. _ Oregon and Marshalls, E. M. Hours 9 to 5, Friday Evening • te g TEN CENTS a line per is s u e ____________________________________ Storms H mi S mi VV of Aloha DRESSMAKING, Remodeling. Coats Relined, reasonable prices. Mrs. W . V . ’ A t W W A W W A V A I Count five words to the line. Then G E N E R A L H A U L IN G -L o n g and Beit ha Jeffs, Tigard, Phone 75W. count your profits. Cash should short Distances, Robert Johnson, CEM ENT W O R K —All kinds, prices accompany the order. When a Phone Beaverton 3152. reasonable Smith & Ellsworth 402 statement is required the charge is Lombard st., Beaverton Bx 185 TA N N E R S S H O E S -If you hav. 15c per line, minimum 50c C A R PE N TE R , Grinding and Saw foot troubles try Tanners Healt i N E W TH O R IR O N E R —$30. Multno- filing. Phone Beaverton 7651. shoes and get relief. Quality, f i t . mah Hardware Store. These Classified Ads appear in six and satisfaction guaranteed. Call I newspapers : Beaverton Enterprise. FOR S A L E —Weined pigs. Will trade Representative W. O. Jeffs I R E P A IR , IN S T A L L SERVICE All Tigard Sentinel, Multnomah Press, 75W Tigard. Ore. brood sow and 6 pigs for a good makes of radio sets;also remodel, Aloha Naurs, Yamhill Journal and cow. Herman Schlewe, Oswego R1 and build to order, and guarantee -. Gaston Herald. 2 mi S Red Rock Dairy. my work. K. L. Goin. Phone FURNISHED Apartment for rent Beaverton 2404 reasonable, see Wm. Ariss at Ar O VER 17,080 R E AD E RS W E E K L Y FOR S A LE —Good Husky weaned ise Garage, Tigard. pigs your choice $4. F. R. Harri son Rt 1, Bx 292, phone Tigard 8625 FOR SALE — Standard make of PE RSON AL piano near Beaverton, Will sac for fox A N Y G IR L in need of a friend, W A N TE D —Cheap horses rifice for unpaid balance. A snap PLO W IN G and Discing with Cat 13 1st class work, Call Hah Tigard farm. Telephone Beaverton 9855. write Elsie H. Allemann, the Sal Easy terms. Write Tallman P i 61M vation Army White Shield Home, ano Store. Salem. Oregon. •65 Mayfair Avenue, Portland. WOOD FO R SALE—4 it Country C IR C U LA TIN G H E A T E R S —$45 to PE D SAANEN BUCK Service Heav Slab, $4 cd; 4 ft Oak and Ash, $85 Wood or Coal. Multnomah i e s t Milking ¡strain, Hall Tigard M ISCELLANEOUS $7.50 cd; 16 Inoh, 4 ft fir, coal and t UM Hardware Store, Multnomah Sawdust. Phone Beaverton 5225. I FOR S A LE - Sand, gravel, crushed W E CUT YOUR WOOD the way j FOR SALK cheap rook and road gravel. P. E. Hagg, W’OOD FOR SALE—Real Value for you want it. Phone 8903 H. R rugs, Broadway Phone Tigard 46. your Dollar, second growth, first Nelson. growth and No. 2 fir four ft and F O R SALE—Tree Roses, choice va W A N TE D —A man or woman whole 16 Inch at from $4 to $6 per cd. W H IT E CLOVER H O N E Y —only 55c riety, Holly's from 2 to 4 feet high or part time to sell Radio and delivered. S. D. Spiez. N. Union for 5 lb pail. E. L. Nason, Aloha other electrical appliances. l*own- makes nice Christmas presents Ave., Aloha. der Radio Co., Multnoman. grapeplants, 2 to 3 years, apple and pear trees, some Strawberries. A11|USED XHOR W ASH IN G MACHINE A PPL E S 25c a Sack, Cider 30c, Wood FOR SALE— iw o pigs 3 months sold for half price begin» Novem- j —First class condition $39.75. Mult $4 a cord. 1 mile So of Beaverton old $5 each Phone Beaverton 0310. ber 1st. Antone Weber, P o rtia »!, Bank. Pitt. nomah Hardware Store. A. Richards, Aloha. Route 5, Bx 371. IN O R E G O N H O M E S 1 E U G EN E—:“ Llve in plenty" is the idea portrayed In a recent exhibit of vegetables grown by Lane county homemakers who cooperated in the year-arouni gaiden project of tael home economics extens.on service. Out of a huge "horn of plenty", poured spinach, peppers, turnip^ egg plant, beans and other fresh vegetables. On a ledge just below were displayed canned and dried foods preserved by these women. Canned vegetables prepared ready for serving to the baby were fea- j tured. Planting plans and recipes using these vegetables were shown and made available. The display was arranged by Gertrude Skow, home demonstration agent, in co operation with the First National Bank of Eugene. MICKIE r SAYS— AIR. BiZME 3 SMA:i, M E 33 E 'S 'TWCSE’ è?MUDCV/'‘TVPn - WR-lTTEW ' L E T T E R YOU MAIL N e w s p a p e r a d v e rtis in g serves t w o purposes, and th a t’s w h y it is successful. It prom otes sales impulses and directs the b u yer to the particular seller. I II 11 il 11 O u t d o s o A/. ù g o o d , b u r 'THEY AIW T M0 SUBSTITUTE P E R TU ’ RIHO CF MEAT, PRIMTEP M A T T E R THAT Wfc TUR.IJ OUT*«-LOTS OF FIRMS THlUk ITS POOR POLICY TO 1 SEWD OUT BLURRED, SMEARY c ir c u l a r . l e t t e r s * t o o MUCH U k E HAVIU’ SHABBY, u u t io y S a l e s . vaem , t h e y s a y x**x»*x* S A N IT A R Y B E A U TY SHOP HERM AN'S DEPT. STORE Famous MAHJNELLO INSTRUCTO R Yetta Haines, who now has charge Everything *««• th* Working Man at . of the oldest and largest school on the coast. Rock Bottom Prices ST. H E LE N S—Eighteen home eco nomics extension units, eleven of them officially organized with con stitutions and by-laws, are active in 1 the home economics work of Co-; lumbia county. This report comes from Sara V. Case, home demon-1 stration agent who says she has 475! women cn her active mailing list j for notices and other helpful home I making information sent out from her office. Sanitary C O R V A LLIS — "Solving the lid problem" is the name of an illustra ted mimeographed sheet prepared by W i V W / i W . V « V / A V i V i V T i Zelta F. Rodenwold, extension eco- \ nomist in home management. This leaflet contains drawings and direc tions for making three convenient, easily constructed lid racks. It was prepared as a supplement to one of a series of discussions on "Storage Ideas” given by Mrs. Rodenwold over station KOAC each Taesday morning at 10:30 o’clock. The mim eograph H E 227, will be sent free upon request. 25 * OREGON C IT Y —Eighty five dress es were remodeled by Clackamas county women enrolled last spring and summer In the clothing project called the "Use o f Commercial Pat terns.” The total value of the Iresses before they were made over vas estimated at $190.15. After the «m odeling the garments were val- led at $436.65, or a net gain of 246.47. i he project ..as supervised y Thelma Gaylord, the county home emonstration agent. Wheu the cow he was milking Vtcheo its tail, Jack Horsfall, of i oledo, Oregon, was rendered uncon- lious by e blow on the head from le brick he had lied to the ani- | lals tail to curb its tail-switching. »bit. IN PORTLAND —is the right price to pay for a good tooth paste— Beauty Large Tube 2y 500 CARDS Before making your next In vestment talk with us or writs for details. ! the best in dentistry for the least money I)R . Raleigh uig dividends practically as sured. Llensed by the State. B. E. W R IG H T 40*-;-* Dekum B l d g T h i r d at W ashington ht Next door to the Fire station You are In Portland Breakfast l(c and up Lunch 30c Dinners 40 and 50 cents Try us ance A you will come again Bldg., 6th and Washington AT. 1595 *x**x* 4 x* Purtland, Oregon ____x. j . . ■ SURE AND SEE FALL NEW A COATS TO W EAR 216 Allsky Bldg AT 4836 Portland $ 1.00 Portland Glass«« on Credit x~x»xx**x**x*x**x**x*x-x**x*x-: BERNARDS JEW ELERS, O P T IC IA N S 281 Alder Street cor. 4tli PO R TLAN D 'S PROGRESSIVE F L O R IS T 200 B RO AD W AY A T T A Y L O R , P o rtla n d , O regon 44444 F L O W E R S X - X * W - K Y - X * * )* !* *X* •X“ M**H* *X* X <• *X* v -X-X* X * v *X*X*-XK*X* <**X**X* $ FO R $ J Beautiful shaded Ivory and 2 green Semi-Poster Bed. J Dresser or Dressing Table 2 and Chiffonier, reg $59.50 4 now *25.00 2 Spring-filled, Mattresses, J hlghgrade const reg $27.50 now.......... ................. • 9.96 Hl-grade Velour Davenport and chair reg $85 now *39.50 Hundreds of other bargains, too numerous to mention. These bargains can be bought on easy terms. M ANOR F U R N IT U R E CO. 224 Yamhill 185-187 First St. Dr. John E. LaValley ; CO. Street HOUSE Dress to fit any Pocketbook IALDERWAY Physician SMITH'S W A L L P A P E R $19.50 to $98.00 K E N N E D Y ’S R E AD Y This Ad good for Visit 188-110 Second OF DRESSES Coats from ............... OUR Examinations Lowest W ALLPAPER L IN E C H IR O PR AC TO R Servica v -x* •* Assortment, and Prices In 4 *4 4 44444««**«444444444444 ^UD ER, •> Frea Laagest Good Eyes are a Great Blessing. It's also a fine thing that if you* have poor eyes you can get good glasses. "Your Eyes ar« ‘»afe in Our Care" DR. GEO. B. P R A T T Dr. II. ,1. Maulht-Lneh Optometrists H AVE T1IK C H ILD R EN S I T H E X A M IN E D Bofore School Bogina Our Optical Department is at Yaur 105 Third Street W A V W M V A V . V .,.,.V .,. ,., .V . Chiropractic P R IN T IN G & S T A T IO N E R Y 205 4th Street When See DR. B. E. W R IG H T if you want ___OF EVERY DESCRIPTION _ P IO N E E R STORE 127 11th Street $ 1.50 PRINTING H Y L A N D ’S BOOK W W ÄVW VW AW YW YVYW A LISTERINE PASTE Bought and Sold at Try The Radio Cafe BE TOOTH HIGH SCHOOL BOOHS ¡Complete Line of Shoes, Sox, Under- Monday, Tuesday A Friday Specials wear' * ,oves' Pant8' overa119’ »hirts, Shampoo and Marcels ______ ___ 36c an<* a*ao Shampoos. & Finger Waves...... 50o Ladiea House Dresses, Stockings, I Guaranteed Per Waves, Complete, Complete, Bloomers, and eto. $3.00 and $5.00 Specials this Week House Dresses at 49e 400-414 Dekum Bldg. Phone BR 6902 Heavy Rib Oveialls at 79c 3rd and Washington Streets Get your training here, earn as H E R M A N ’S DEPT. STORE you learn 215 Morrison St. cor First A T 0731 >-x~x-x~x**x~x~:< •:* x*x~x~:~x* x * •> x~x*x~x> •* x x * x ~ x *x - x-*x~x> B U S IN E S S Shop <>••••♦• TOMMY LUKE Sixth and Alder Be. 7215 (Almost) Portland, Oregon 4*W 4 4444:-M *44*W W -:~;*44<.4444 X*X**X-X*X»OXX-X*+d<**»4» 4 0 ♦ ♦♦ SPECIAL for CH RISTM AS 'O N E OR More 6x8 PHOTOS, al H 4 *:4 4 4 *8 > 4 4 < 4 4 4 4 W W 4 *> 4 4 ♦ * " BEN ED IC T lo w Prim a N U R SE R Y CO. on Fruit T rae« and Shrubs 185 East 87th ht.. N Portland, Ora Two block« north « f «lis s a (444444444 vvvvvvvwvvvvv-mvvvvvvwv xtg.h444fr»e»e»e»»e»»«»e»«ee Mounted for »100 each Mnk« Your Appolntmanta Today U O FSTRATH R H 'M i # I M ’4 Third Staaet Hot woe a Mornsoa aad Yamhill