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i ____ VH P o itla n d «V P R O G R E S S IV E Wm .A R IS 3 SON F L O W E R * II TOM M Y S ix th and Alder (A lm ost) 7215 Portland , Five Good Sign* The five chief indications of improving business tiring the approaching months, as summarized by harles Merz, in the New York Times, are 1. The seasonal influences which normally tend to urease activity at this time in certain major indus- ries, “2. The abrupt turn recently witnessed in the oursc of commodity prices. “3. The need of replacing depleted stocks of matut actured goods. The end of a historic chapter in the movement f gold, accompanied by clear evidence that a new diap er is beginning: and “5. The belief that conditions abroad arc intprov- ig, and Furope may resume the role it played in ear- er depressions by leading the way to recovery •* ah w<>men.8 C|tb No. 2 B o rla n d ; Chas. Schm id lin, O f In te re st on th e club ca len d a r V ern o n ia ; H. T . K o eb er, R t. No. 2 Is the firs t fall H illsboro; G lenn M iller, R t. No. 2 fo r n ext w eek P ortlan d . m eeting o f th e M ultnom ah W om an's In addition the follow ing 4-H club club a t the C om m unity ch u rch . Thu m em bers have sm all p a tch es w hich | bu„ inoaH „teetin g will be called a t pased c e rtific a tio n . F ra n c is and p in. and will b<4 cond u cted by Mrs. R ich a rd K eenon, R t. No 3 B a n k a ; T K s ig r is t, p resid en t. T h e a f f a ir Is b ein g sponsored by th e Young M e n s R ep u b lican Club o f O regon S te w a rt W eiss, P rse. T h e la tte r haos devised an lorigin a and unique plan fo r g ettin g Mr. S c o tt's m essage into every hom e. He su g g ests th a t every neighborhood a rra n g e a so cial g a th e rin g o f som e I so rt, a d ance, a bridge party, htgh- j fiv e evelng, or w h atev er Is the pop- | u la r am u sem ent. T h e n a t 10:15 tu n e. ; In on K G W fo r 15 m inutes o f orat- i ory~by a C alifo rn ian , but not ab ou t ! C a lifo rn ia. In th a t w ay every sectio n o f O regon ca n en jo y th e speech. T h e P a rn lise V alley clu b m et T u e s day a t th e F a trv a le clubhou se to co n sid er p lan s fo r Its reorgan ization , w i.h th e president. Mrs. C. W . C raig , p resiling . I t w as voted to disband U¥ESl(Kfe/£3SifiON WCJr Nr £ ' ' A O ne Iatrg e 11 X 14 fo r T h re e I*tr g c S X 10 fo r . 12 P oet C ard s fo r $1 00 $100 $100 t« Y r s n E*;t»erlence— P ric e s right O th e r p h otos a t hard tim e p rices IIO F H T E A T V K 1551* B etw e en 1'htrd Mnrrteon IT V U IO S tre e t and Y am hll* |Anson A. Webster S34 Jefferson St. at 17th T J a X 4* T i ' i ' V T Y ' i v v r ’l - 'r v ^ ’r v K ' v / v v v v v ' I ' V ’r v v v v v v v v v v v T V w £ jr 'JO *' T ilR IL L IL G INDOOR RO D EO PORTLAND. C S E 'iO M O C T . I ¿ - £ 2 •lock, Dos«, Poultry, Pet Stock, Wild Life, Land Products, ManufucMfwd Products, 4-H Club and Smitlviiufchts Vocational I ducation Work; and, for t!»e f mt llaie in the North* *eat, SPECTACULAR INDOOR RODLO. 9 7 3 , 0 0 0 MA M L 3 U L W & Has Your Subscription and Get It’ Crops the Limelight ... Su ch a ch iev em en ts L and products, H ay and G ia in al. The to b e r a ie 2Cnl A nnual 15-22. In sp e ctacu at fre q u e n tly L iv esto ck co n n ectio n D a ily E x p o s.tio n w ith In d oor R odeo— th e disc u s a e J and tm s aio u n d C attle w ill y e a r's a. be th e held in E x p o sitio n p rem ier e v e n t o i e :.h u n ts H uciLc its P o rtla n d , Oc wiil k.nd The C ap itol H ill 4-H A chievenrent be s.uged in th e P a c ific N o rth w e s - W hat b est o th ers guide BAN K OF a re to doing th o se and h te seekin g T IG A R D resu lts te llab le th e y are in fo rm s.io n . su g g ests a tte n d a n ce at th is a c h ie v in g a ffo rd the lo t reaso n the y e a r ’s th a t E xp o sition . BANK of TIGARD _i 7---- 1 f i 'p í A ' !Ka.TS¿itW T- fi $ a l ï f i i T A U T O M O B IL E will w ith F IN A N C E CO. Ave.. N , bet. A nkeny, U c e a se i J t I SA LE I t The good farm lands of this County will not go long begging for buyers because there are great values to be had and the market for them is again becoming active. . . . The most satisfactory way the most positive way, and the quickest way. . . either to buy or sell farms. . . . is through the classified columns of this newspaper. . . A small 10 lin^ advertisement in our newspapers only costs a few cents— with spet ial rate for three or four insertions........ \Ye will gladly assist you in writing the ad if you wish. . , Simply phone us, tell us your needs and we will do the rest. LO AN * Hoover & Smith • ta te FOR a A p erson al serv ice - s o m e t h in g d iffe re n t I G ran d t • • FARMS C lub D ay M -137 j THE C LA SSIFIED Beaverton Enterprue, . I PHONE —^ D C c lV C rtO Il 7503 Tualatin Publishing Co. U SE B u rn eld * of in te rn a tio n I 4-H Club News ce le b ra te 1 IIOW to cut labor costs to offset decrease in commod ity prices’ is the problem farmers are now striving to solve. And many are reducing costs In to feed crops anording maximum nutritive w value, and which the animals can “come and get.” trophy w as received fo r his d ahlia. K em p 's M am m oth Cham pion. B rin g th is adv G et 1 0't d iscou nt oi R E P A IR IN G kH .N IT IO N S E K V IC F B R A H E J A M NO ♦ Total Price all four foot brakes....................... $3 80 Now is the time to have your brakes relit ed. W hen the rainy season starts you will be pre pared with safe brakes. ; the club. ^ — ————— _ _ _ _ _ A ca rd p a rty and dinned will be LUX I "iv e n a t th e R a le ig h school a s t h e _____________ f nal a c tiv ity o f th e club. A d raw in g fo r ih e q u ilt o f fin e hand w ork m ade by m em b ers o f th e clu b will a lso be hell. M rs. M. R od gersl w ill he ch a ir- I » •'-n o f th e d in n er co m m ittee and M rs. Ja m e s A. L a th ro p wiil have ¡c h a rg e o f th e card s. T h « p arty will be <nven F rld n v n ie h t. N ovem ber 4. T h e m oney in th e tre a su ry w ill be — _____ __________________________ o«-»d to pav fo r th e m ain ten an ce V A S fn mWaVuWm WV ■ ■ • • ■ • • th is y e a r o f th e c lu b ’s bed a t th e t YOUR PH O TO G RA PH a'1 ready fo r fra m in g T $5 Oij 4* 13 SH O W S IN O N E—11 acre» - . . . one roof. Exhibits o f purebred Live* d lsp’ay o f flow ers and vegetables In th e C ap itol H ill C om m unity Club house M onday evening, O c.o b e r 10. At th is tim e th e vario u s ribbons won H arold and G eorge H obn, Ht. No. 3 A ptogrum will follow the b u si B u n k s ; T rtgw ay Norduhl. R t. No. 3 ness m eeting w ith D orothy a t th e S ta te , C ounty and the C o McCol B an k s; Ivan H urkert, Sherw ood ; lough LAe us the sp eaek r. A report lum bia V alley D ah lia Show held at lln r r y Hunks, R t. No. 3 H anks; on th e bi-cen ten n ial convention of M eier A F r a n k 's O cto b er 3 and 4 G lennn Tow nsend, Ht. No. 3 B a n k s ; the F e d e ra te d clubs at S e a ttle will wi 1 bd p resen ted by M rs W eber who G lenn Hi Isbinc, Ht. No. 3 B a n k s , b e given by Miss May M ercer who h as c h a rg e o f th e 4 H w ork in the E lm e r Coom es, Ht. No. 3 H anks; attend ed th e session as a d eleg ate P o rtla n d d istrict. In co n ju n ctio n w ith th e M ultnom ah club. T h e the b-H w o rk ihe C apitol Hill Com H elen Sch tn eltxer, R t. No. 3 S h e r- fro m clu b 's ch oru s, Mrs. C.A shley Cook m unity C lub will hold th e ir social wood. Mrs. W E a r l P a rk e r . M rs C. E l- m eeting and an In te re stin g program ward F itc h , so p ra n o s; Mrs. V ance has been a rra n g ed by M ias M arion Nelson, M rs. A. E. B ro o k e. Mrs W ood, th e s o cia l ch airm an . R o b e rt R ad io liste n e rs in M ultnom ah and p b a i-i(«g 1 .arson, second sop ran os: T . M autx will apeak on th e Consoli vicin ity w ill have an op p ortu n ity Mrg c K NpltU. r(>r Mr, C R Mo d ation o f ou r C olleges, and Mrs. n e x t S a tu id a y to h ear som e ques- 0<K> M l„ Q C llnton W eeks,. Mrs C h arles H a rt will speak b riefly on tlo n s reg ard ing C h ristia n S c ie n c e U n ooln wln BtnKi aceom paniel the e ig h t w eeks d ra m a tic course now r.nsw erel by a n att horized repreaen a t , h, pjBno by M r„ w Q p ,.n<on being o ffe re d by th e P ortland C ivic tuttve of Mrs. Eddy s ch u rch It will Mr„ p resid en t; Mrs. E J T h e a tre All high school stu d ents be a fifte e n m inute olalogue broad B e rn ech e, v ice-p resid en t; M iss Min are urged to com e and h e a r Mrs. cast from P o rttrn d ovei S ta tio n n je C u shm an, record ing s e c re ta ry ; H a rt as th is should prove o f excep- to them . M usical K A L E G300 k c ), Satu rd ay night. ^ rg q Edw ard F itc h , correspond - lonul In te re st OcPr>N*r H. a t eight o c lo c k Anyone |ng s e c r e ta ry ; M rs. F L Dudley, nu m bers ev ill be given by Mr. Al- »tllette, well know n radio singer, and d esirin g « l ia b le Inform ation regard tr e a s u r e r ; M rs F J B ran so n , audi Ing C h rlitlu n Scien ce will find th is j o r arp tbp o ffic e rs fo r the ensuing M iss K a th e rin e R ow e, pianist. T h e an In' cre stin g ta lk , given In sim ple y f 4 r and th ey will serve a s h osteses public is co rd ially Invited to atten d every»!*.' language. ,»t th e te a follow ing th e program these so cial m eetin g s given once a m onth by th e club. T h u rsd ay . SPECIAL C H U V ^O LET C VXG S 1926 Touring 1922 Passenger Cars- Total price and labor for Rear Foot P i’ll i c s , Those who object to experimentation upon animals ave created some prejudice agaisnt the practice which A lbertina K e r r N u rsery hom e and f a n i f / t l I I p a n e r c A t I I V F 1 C only to he offset by proof of the discovers of val th e b a la n ce o f th e fund w ill be given L t t p i l O I U l C d I l f T S CL U y C l S to th e Good W ill shop to be used able human aid from such work. Multnomah A case of this kind is callud to mind through the fo r re lie f w ork In th e em m u nity. Phone ATwater 4238 xperiments of Mrs. M. M. Brooks, biologist, working ! t the University of California. Mrs. Brooks suspec R ed Crons. W ash in g to n co u n ty Cash and Carry on Su it or O sa reo rt s ü v h ' atPpCarpd „ th(> P u m p k in - C|. „ , „ d P r. „ 50 cU ed that methylene blue, one of th»J coal tar dyes, might S Sh h ad y b ro o k a re a W ed n esd ay follow - . . . . . . . °"* ‘ w T k , / ° e successfully used as an antidote for cyanide poison- ing the d is a s te r o f T u esd ay n ig h t when fla m e s extend ed fu rth e r into brou ght In * 1 h th is ad. ig and the more common carbon monoxide poison- th e te rrito ry , w iping ou t hom es and L* * ¥# a t “ r * ’ Su,nm * r * s h o P ig from the exhaust of engines. f T T e „ n fa m ilie s w ere reported , d . esti W .'- M A V .W W .V U W .V .S V .% 11 er suspicion was based on the opposite effect of tu te a t a m eeting In H illsboro T u es- O L D T IM E D A N C E structures. She oisons and methylene blue on the cel rpi^ ,lS a- re^u*t ° * ^laze a god crowd atten d ed the old tim e reported th e re T u esd ay m orning. D r b a , r tl ig nu lrks openlng of th e objected about SO rats to mild cyanide or carbon mon- . . ' . ,a < S ’ <>,PS .r * ’e ,* C new d an ce season w hich will run ch a irm a n , im m ediately d irected throughc>ul th e wi„ te r xide poisoning and treated half of them with injec- ted T h e dance re lie f m easu res fo r the d ev astated w jl, h „M 'ons of the dye, leaving the other half to recover 11 a- a re a and a tru c k load % food w ent will be held every second Satu rd ay evening a t T igard and B„. on th e „ a „ lte r ,lwc urally. Those treatde recovered in one-third to one Unto th e te rrito r y W ednesday. A n atin g Satu rd ay ............. evenings. T h e dance group o f H illsboro w om enl headed G ,','"o c c u r a t* K en ton . T h e m usic is alf the time required by the unit eat ed cases, and con by Miss R o se Cave, re tirin g secre- f tahed by M r D uncan. Mr. H. K. ta ry , w ere statio n ed a t th e E lle n fu rnish ed by Mr. D u ncan irmed her belief that human beings might he saved W rig h t fa rm , m ak in g sandw iches fo r d ance S a tu rd a y n ig h t a t the G range T h e se fire fig h te rs. M any o f th e farm ers P la tt is the fo or m an ag er. hrough her discovery. o f the v icin ity , rep o rts M iss Cave, d ances a rc given under au sp ices of Shortly afterward, Cuthhert Rieveley, of San Fran- have lost all th e ir possessions, a l T ig ard G range. M em bers o f the com B u tle r, Mr. though a few field s o f potatoes a re m itte e ln ch a rg e are M r, isco, was a victim of cyanide poisoning and uudoubt available. Stro m g u lst, and Mr. B a rs te d t. T h e d an ces a re well cond u cted , the m usic dl\ owes his life to the information gleaned by Mrs. is good, th e flo o r ju s t rig h t to dance ‘rooks from her study of rats. Dr. Geiger, public „ ,, „ .. 1 on, and th e erw d jo lly and hospit- R o b ert Molin o f th e C anitol Hill s w /.n.n w „ ' - ’»pilot m il a b ie to th e new com ers. ealth director, was responsiple for the application of 4-H club, Mrs. N R K y ser. lead er, ___________ er newly suggested method in time and says his at- won th re e blue ribbons, the Sw eep- j sta k e s and the silver tro p h y donated ention was called to Mrs. Brooks' work by other doc- by M rs F C. L l t J e at the C olum bia V alley D ahlia show at M eier A ors. F ra n k s. O cto b er 3rd and 4th The | Mu,tn0 0 U E G OX 9 ave Monov on Brak* Expired? Usinc! Rats to Save Men It D a onlv Mr. S c o tt w ill s p e a k over K G W ^ fro m P ortlan d , P h on e A T w ater 5814 'i i ; Oregon T h re e M onths ................ ........ ........ _..$.35 v er a t C h icago in Ju n e , H on orab le 8 u b *crtp tlo n * P a y a b le in Advance Jo se p h L. 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