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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1932)
FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1932 BEAVERTON ENTI K lU ISF HAZELDALE i u SM ì S IN G £•■ B U Y ^b SELL IJ E N ' f M • ’ I'ROFFSSION AI. IUKKC TOKY REWARD OF $25 will be paid to RADIO SERVICE and Repairing, anyone leading to the arrest of Modem equipment and expert J. E. BUCKLEY, M. 1>. CENTS party who took a Barten Auto wo.-kmanship Pownder Radio C »./ Postoffice Bldg., Multnomuh. Oregon Horn from the premises of Fred Multnomah AT. 4066, after 8 p. ' Office AT 4756 Res. AT. 5048 A LINE Shotsky, Telephone Beaverton 4004 m., call AT. 3854. Tigard Kl, Bx 412-A. EXCHANGE PER T IM E CARPENTER, Grinding and Saw] sawed $6; 20 Acre Farm, all in cult. A real WOOD Dry cordwood, filing. Phone Beaverton 7651. No. 2 and 2nd growth sawed $5; homo near Newberg, good house, INSTRUCTIONS Fresh and old growth 16-lnch $5 I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE elect., cement basement, good barn, For any bills contracted by my silo, on market road. Clear of and $5 50 cord. S. D. Spiesz, No. TEN CENTS a line per issue wife, Marion Crandall. Signed) Debt. Also some clear Portland Union Ave., Aloha Count five words to the line. Then Bert Crandall, Aloha, Oregon. j property, will trade farm or all for .-ount your profits. Cash should filling station and garage or camp WOOD FOR SALE Partly dry 16- accompany the order. When a inch slab $4.50 cord; 16 Inch old 4-RM MODERN BUNGALOW, Hdw. ground and pump. All $7500 of statement is required the charge Is floors, fireplace, furnace, corner growth $5.50 cord; 2nd growth $4; farm at $5000. Chester P. Walker, 15c per line, minimum 50c lot, garage, $2000. Easy terms, Coal and Sawdust. Phone Beav Yamhill, Oregon. small payt. Owners BR. 9825-K-2 erton 5225. WA1. 1034. These Classified Ads appear in six YOUNG PIGS for Sale Beaverton HORSE FOR SALE -Age 14, weight aewspapers : Beaverton Enterprise. 9i07. PIANO TEACHER—Wants pupils In about 1000, gentle and a good Tigard Sentinel, Multnomah P r e s s . _________________________ Maplewood, Multnomah, Garden worker, price very low. Antone Aloha News, Yamhill Journal and Home. Private Instruction, satis MISCELLANEOUS Weber, Portland, R5, Bx 371 Gaston Herald. i ---- faction Call TUinity 97U2, ad dress 1294 Hancock St. GENERAI. HAULING—Long and PAINTING and Kalsc,mining. Deco- OVER 17,000 READERS WEEKLY short Distances, Robert Johnson. rating, Winter Prices till May lllth EARLIEST OF ALL Burbank Seed Pilone Beaverton 3152. Estimates given, Olsen Bros, phone Potatoes, weaned Pigs, Brood Sows PERSONAL 313 Sherwood. MaU Hog, for sale by C. L. John ANY GIRL ir need of a friend LOST Tuesday on the 4:30 p. m. ston, Sherwood, Ore., Phone 362. Multnomah Bus, small brown poc CIRCULATING HEATERS $45 to write Elsie H. Allemann, the Sal ket book containing $5 and $3 $85 Wood or Coal. Multnomah WANTED Cheap horses vation Army White Shisld Home, for fox check Call AT. 1522. 565 Mayfair Avenue. Portland. Hardware Store, Multnomah farm. Telephone Beaverton 9855. 10 Bradstreet's notes slight gains in trade in some areas. McAdoo says he will stump in West for Garner. Democrats taunt Watson on “tar iff prosperity” prophecy. inquire into charges of fraud in Smith campaign fund urged. Russo-Japanese war feared over Chinese Eastern Railway. Kaskob explicitly denies charges of fraud in campaign financing. Stimson accepts Senate commit tee reservation of World Court. Brown advocates monoply in air mail operation. Coolldge urges tax cuts as step to revival of trade. Bill legalizes charity lotteries pass es first British test. Twenty nations honor Goethe on 100th anniversary of death. Famine and disease ravage retuge centers in China. Readers of this newspaper are invited to send in, for publication, any item which they think will prove inter esting to our readers. Names must he signed for identi fication, but will not he published. _______ DETROIT BROKE Detroit,—With no revenue to pay $31,000,000 falling due in 1932, the : City of Detroit is reducing its $76,- : 000,000 tax levy and hopes to have ; WE the loan renewed. .• .•••.V i W . E. P E G G M ORTICIAN BEAVERTON, SERVE. .V .V OR EG ON REGARDLESS OF THE TIME DAY OR NIOHT V V A V . V .'.V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .W ANNOUNCING * THE NEW FORD V- 8 CylinJ e r v.v.v.w.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v DANCE New Process Puroclean M E N ’S SUITS, CVERCOATS, HATS CLEANED AND PRESSED, NOW ) v C ........ HOUR CLEANING SERVICE........ j THE NEW F o rd EIGHT De Luxe Tudor Sedan E i g h t - c y l in d e r , ui FI kim « * Attention to MaU Oadeac * Bodies 6 5 - h o r s e - p o wer Eo w C-enter o f (» ravity i Rapid A cceleration New self-adjusting Houdaille double acting hydraulic shock absorbers with thermostatic control . . . New rear spring construction . . . Automatic spark control . . . Down-draft carbu retor . . . Carburetor silencer . . . Bore, 3 l / l 6 inches. Stroke, 3 3 /4 inches . . . Piston displacement, 221 cubic inches . . . 90 -degree counterbalanced crankshaft . . . Large, effective fully A T $160 CA SH AN D CA RR Y CHICACO CLEANERS V-type, Engine * * Vibrat ionless Silent ! Second (»ear ilenl (»ea r S h i ft * iS • e v e n l y - fi ve M i Ies per 11 our * ( otti íortable Our newly installed system will dry clean and press men's suits—overcoats—womens—dresses and coats—in Three Hours! Every garment left here at 9 will be ready by noon. 281 THIRD STREET S. W. Corner Third and Jefferson SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 90-degree P faeton • • • Tudor '¡sedan 495 500 N E W enclosed four-wheel brakes . . . Distinc tive steel-spoke wheels with large hub caps . . . Handsome V-type radiator . . . Graceful new r o o f line and slanting windshield o f clear polished plate safety glass . . . Single-bar bumpers, chromium plated . . . Low, drop center frame . . . Mechanically operated pump drawing fuel from fourteen-gallon gasoline tank in rear . . • Choke on instrument panel C A R Coupe , . . . $490 Sport Çjoupe . . 535 Fordor Sedan . * Eow (»asoline Consumption 590 A T A N THE NEW FORD FOUR-CYLINDER CAR An improved lord four-cylinder, SO-hone-power engine, operating with new smoothness, is avail able in fourteen body types at $ 5 0 less than the corresponding V-8 prices listed below. L O W De Luxe Roadster $ 500 De Luxe T udor $550 Dr Luxe Phaeton r -,t De I.«.ve Coupe Cabriolet , . , 545 * Reliability . . . Individual inside sun visors . . . Cowl ventilation . . . Adjustable driver's seat . . . Choice o f Mohair, Broadcloth or Bedford Cord upholstery in all de luxe closed types. U N U S U A L L Y 575 610 P R I C E De Luxe Lordar , $645 \ietoria . . . . 600 Convertible Sedan 650 No Increase In Prion nmw* 11' twvwvvvvv-vvvv-vvv mwew © (F. 0 B. Detroit, plus freight and delivery. Bumpers and spa& tire extra. Small down payment and convenient, economic al terms through your Ford dealer) © 5 £ £ iV .V .V .- .V .V .V - Independent Finance Co. ) S NEW S A t»g nuctin^ of the U t»r»ry so- cut v is being planned for next Tin v <v evening. April 12. The B ia.ntr.n Debate Team and th. tieaverton High School (Quartet will be on the program. There will oe Preference o'tier m usic;1 and vocal numbers a When politicians on the air, well. The committee in charge are Become emphatic, Mrs Jotie», Mrs. Berger, and Ennna 1 lift a loud and earnest prayer I eapold. Kveryone is welcome to For extra static. attend. The Kosedale 4-H clubs will spon Ills Favorite t.ift sor a card party (this) Saturday Tommy—That mouth organ you night, April 9, at the school. The n " “ tor « y bl1I.tnday,..i® proceeds will go toward then sum the best present Yve ever had, mer school fund. uncle. Miss Cowgill and the County Uncle—I'm glad to hear that. School Superintendent, Kraus, visi Tommy—Yes, mother gives mt ted the Kosedale school on Wednes- sixpence a week not to play it. day of last week. Miss Cowgill gave —Sunderland Echo a very interesting talk to the club No Insect j girls and showed them sewing work There had been a rear-end colls- The Jacktown Sewing club were ion. One of the drivers climbed out also visitors, in a fit of temper and strode up to a man standing on the sidewalk, thinking him to be the other driver. H IT E O N "Say, where's your tail light'.'” he Hiteon club meeting was post- roared. at him "What do you think I am. poned last Wednesday on account oat ihm, "What do you thing 1 am, of the death of Mr. Meyer at Ti- a blooming lightning bug?" sard. Hiteon friends wish to extend their sympathy to the family. Suspicious Symptom The club is Invited to visit the Tl- Homely Nurse—Oh, matron, 1 Rarci high school Wednesday after- think 1 ought to tell you that Pa- noon April 6. The Metzger ladies tient No. 14 just tried to kiss me. j c iuh will also be guests. The next Matron—-Tried to kiss you. Oood tegular club meeting will be April gracious, take hia temperature at 13 at Mrs. Cora Metzentine's and tmee.—Humorist. don't forget this will be the election of officers. Mixed Incentives Miss Maureen Rice was a week "Hear about the free fight be end geust of Elizabeth Struthers tween a lot of Irishmen and j and also attended the April F001 Scotchmen''" party at the Christian church given "No, what was It about?” by the Christian Endeavor Friday “The Irishmen were In it because evening. It was a fight, and the Scotchmen Charles Van Kleek is some better because It was free." — Boston and hopes soon to be up and around Transcript. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Willoughby Comeback (Reported by C. M.) and baby daughter of Glenncullen, "Say, you're the limit! if X spent Sunday with Mrs. Willough- mailed a letter addressed to the by's parents here. •dumbest man in Boston 1 Know Mrs. Herman Metzentine.Everett who they"d deliver it to.” and Donna May visited Sunday af- "So do X; they d return it to the ternoon at the Struthers home, sender." J- C. Haggerty left Monday for Bingville, Alberta, Canada, to look Unnecessary Caution after his interests there. N. P. Candid Uncle (sotto voice) X don t pqtelsen of Tigard, and Roy Lletz. think much of your choice, my boy, 0j Johns, accompany him. she's older than you, nearly blind, figure sloppy— -------------------- L i X I t U I V ? Ilio l/V i , Nephew----- You needn .whisper, deaf.—Boston BRIEF: V E R Y BRIEF uncle—she's also Transcript. Japan is ready to quit League if Just About That it intervenes in Manchuria. Dress goods now considered ample Strawn says we must balance the For a gown for Maud or Pearl, budget to avoid disaster. Would have merely been a sample New advance reported in liver When grandmother was a girl. treatment for anema. C. M. Decline in hoarding since Feb. 16 is set at $201,0011,000. BUILT 111S OWN COFFIN Twenty railroads increased oper- Wlnchester, Va., Several years ago, aung incomes in February. Rev. W. J. Funkhouser purchased Council \of churches protests some seasoned walnut and began (jathollc rule on mixed marriages, work on his own coffin, which he Floover is "elected” in magazine completed a lew months ago. l-ast straw vote. week he died at the age of 84 and Beer tax Js beaten In House, was buried In the coffin he built, j Petition signed by 2,500.000 veter- -------------------------- ans for quick payment of bonus. FINDS $30,000 FAINTING Geneva officials doubt Japan will Middletown, Uonn.—While clean- 1 qUit the League, lng out an attic of the house he ( Optimism voiced by Reserve had bought, A. J. Conlin found a 1 Board on banking conditions, dust-covered painting which experts identified as the work of the Ital Do You Need ian Pietro Francesca, done in 1472, and worth $30,000. Extra Money? If such be the case, investigate our Statement of Ownership Manage- j pian Qf loaning money to honest ment. Circulation, Etc., Required I salaried people on their by the Act of Congress, of $10....P L A IN N O T E — $300 August 24 ,1912 Loans also made on Household Of the Beaverton Enterprise, pub Furnishings and with indorsers lished at Beaverton, Oregon, for April 1, 1932. Prompt— Courteous STATE OF OREGON — Confidential— COUNTY OF MULTNOMAH, ss. Before me, a notary In and for the State and County aforesaid per- sonally appeared H. H. Jeffries, who _ Licensed by State 308 Stevens Bdg. West Park Wash, having been duly sworn according _ „ . n Portland, Oregon to law deposes and says that he I s _________________ ____________________ the owner of the Beaverton Enterprise and that the following is to the best of his knowledge and belief a true statement of the ownership, man agement, etc., of the aforesaid pub lication for the date shown in the Every Saturday Night above caption required by the Act AT THE of August 24, 1912, embodied in sec tion 411 Postal Laws and Regula Fairvale Club House With the tions, printed on the reverse of this form, to wit; D. O. K. K. Drum Corps of the 1. That the names and addresses Knights of Pythias of the publisher, editor and business managers is H. H. Jeffries, 407-8 Try u * Once—Fine Music, You will Come Again Dekum Bldg., Portland, Oregon. 2. That the owner is H. H. Jeff Admission 35c Including Lunch ries, 407-8 Dekum Bldg., Portland, W .V .V .S V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V . Oregon. 3. That the known bondholders mortgagees, igHgees, ana and other orner security hold noia- ers o w n lng or holding 1 per cent or D l \ J o h n E . L il V a l l e V more e o f total amount o f bonds mort- J gages, or other securities none. CHIROPRACTOR H. H. JEFFRIES Owner Chiropractic Physician Sworn to and subscribed before me this 6th day of April, 1932. (Seal) C O CURTIS 215 A1,sky Bld* AT 4836 Portl*nd My commission expires June 2t), 1932 w ia a /^ .'^ v w - v . v v - ik « v PAOE
