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F R ID A Y , M AY 19. 1933
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The New Treatment
for Foot Troubles
Standing proudly among the giant I
locomotives, the historic "C. P. Hunt
ington’’, tiny pioneer engine of the
Southern Pacific, will occupy a posio
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tion of
honor at the Century
of Pro
gress exposition which open in Chi-
cago, May 27.
Glistening in a new paint and a
bright polish, the diminutive locomo
"Foot defects cause leg and many back troubles, Neuritis, Muscular Rheu
tive was loaded on a flat car at Sac
ramento this week and is now on its matism, Impaired citculation and painful nerve functions . This Is the
way to the Worlds Fair. It will be statement of many eminent physicians.
Dr. Oliver O. Fletcher, Morgan
exhibited in the travel and Trans
Building, Portland, Oregon, has substantiated that fact by
port Building as evidence of the re
clinical demonstration, and has originated and perfected
markable development made in was-
tern railroad motive power since the
Scientific Orthopedic Adjustments for the Feet. Immediate
"iron horse" displaced the “covered
relief is obtained even by the first treatment. The principles
wagon" an dPony Express many de-
of treatment are absolutely new and original and the results
ades ago.
Named in honor of the first vice-
are astounding and most phenomenal. It is accomplished
president of the Southern Pacific, who
solely by scientific adjustment and manipulation, without
later became one of the nation's most
pain, requiring no surgery nor supports or appliances of any
prominent railroad executives, the his
toric locomotive was shipped around
kind.
Cape Horn in a sailing vessel and
Fletcher has demonstrated his Scientific Orthopedic Adjust-
made its maiden trip at Sacramento in
April, 1864. It ie 32 feet long, hardly ments of the Feet on several hundred difficult cases all of which have res
the length of the tender of the modern ponded wonderfully and have brought a flood of inquiries from patients from
locomotives that are thirty-five timers
p^llTonJi L march'k m L ^ S E as powerful, it was stated by officials all parts of the United States.
Jones, as the Spirit of Literature of the railroad.
Dr. Fletcher offers a complete service in the profession including treat
which was the theme of the May Day
ment of corns, bunions, callouses, straightening of crooked feet and in fact
pageant, announced the parts of the High Rating Won by
everything that may affect them.
| pageant.
May Day celebration, one o f the
most colorful in recent years, was held
Published Friday of each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton at the Tigard high school Friday ,May
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by t the
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Subscription Kates
program.
The auditorium
was
crowded to capacity as the spectators
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One Year
Subscriptions Payable in Advance witnessed the performance.
Six Months
The Royal procession marched down
the aisle in the auditorium soon after
Beaverton Office — Broadway at O. E. track. Phone 7503
10 o’clock and leading the group was
Portland Office— *08 Dekum Bldg., Phone ATwater 5914
Prime Minister played by Ben Beck
ham, gon of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Beck
ham. Then came the Queen's attend-
Advancing Price Brings Hope
ants selected two from each class,
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: The Queen Miss Maude Gholsom,
Certainly the recent rise lnThc price o l m o s t t h i n g s daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Ghol-
will bring millions o f dollars into this section o f the C O lin-lsom , was proceeded by four flower
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try, but more important it will restore confidence into the *lr1„nKs^ hi'J,“"sf[,e^*ed
in whlte
with
drape
hanging
hearts o f many men and women who have been weighed from
a
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her shoulders. Two little boys
carried the train.
down with the burden of crushing dejbts.
One bad feature o f the entire affair, however, is the She was met at the platform by the
Prime Minister and escorted to the
death blow which a slight improvement will deal to those throne where she knelt and was
who have been Quite sure that everything must be scuttled crawned Queen of the May Day cele-
and that the state, county and school districts^are bankrupt, bration. The high school band undei
Given a reasonable increase in income the people of this
section will again pay their taxes, honor their obligations
and support worthwhile enterprises.
Oregon Holsteins
Metzger school which represented
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There is nothing hypothetical about the conditions found and the results
children books or
Mother Goose
Each year the Advanced Registry obtained . This is proven by the statement of many of Dr. Fletcher's patients
W h a t ’s the matter with the gold standard? W e don’t chymes, put on a whole show by department of The Holstein-l<! iesian wb0|Se letters have been put in his possession,
j themselves in carrying out different
sociation of America publishes an |
know!
t ' fable and children stories.
Practic-
"I was in bed eight weeks with Arthritis of the spine. When I got up I
W h y can’ t Europe agree to live in peace? VV e don t ally the whole Metzger school took "Honor List’ of the high yielding i
cows
and
every
Holstein
breeder
who
could
not use my feet. Dr. Fletcher predicted three week's treatment.
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part and put on dances and drills.
know!
The Old Woman in the Shoe, with all does testing is honored when one or two weejlij j threw away my crutches and have spent full twelve hour days on
more of his cows is included in the list
W h o ’ll pay the war debts? W e don’t know!
my feet since.”
(G. E. Sanderson—Owner, Sandy’s Kodak and Pen Man—
of her children were present and
Oregon Holsteins show up exception
amused the audience. Little Red Rid
W ill Japan get out o f China ? W e don’t k n o w !
Portland, Oregon.)
ally well in the 1932 Honor List just
ing Hood, The Three Bears, Jack the
Is the world 3,000,000 years old? W e don’t k n o w !
published.
One prominent physician submits the following case record: "Patient
Giant Killer, Captain Kidd and all the
A re the American people in a revolutionary frame of pirates, Peter Pan all were a part of Three Oregon Holstein breeding es presents sacro-ilac disfunction with intense pain, which did not respond to
tablishments had the distinction of
the Metzger contribution to the
mind? W e don’t know.
owning cows which made four honor any treatment. Referred patient to Dr. O. O. Fletcher. A fter two of his Or
pageant.
W ill you pay up your subscription this month? W e
list records.
thopedic adjustments, the pain entirely disappeared and the patient walked
The Bend school represented adven-
Mt. Angel College Stock Farm, Mt. normally. There lias been no recurrence.’
don’t k n o w !
1 ture books and put on a drill with
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v m i h a v p n n v n th f> r
that ic
h n ftip r in c r v o i t tUre booKa and put on a
, IU_ wltb Angel, had two cows to rank 8 th and
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you
flavc any Otner Question tnat
IS Bothering yO U sailors and their lassies.
The Tigard llth in Class A. Hartog De Kol New-
Charles Francis Clement, President of the Winslow Coal Co., Philadel
and want an answer— W e don’t know !
grade put on a Nature loving pro- , man a 10-year-old, made 1013.1 pounds phia, Penn., says: “ I had been suffering with my feet, legs, and back until
gram with a fairy, represented by (a(. an(j 31 7512 pounds milk to rank
barely able to get along. While in Portland, Oregon, I took one Scientific
Jean Ann Mognett, putting to sleep ( g^b ¡n tbe year]y division with 259 1
Orthopedic Adjustment from Dr. O. O. Fletcher and left his offices without a
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Our people have been assailed needlessly during the re- iind awakening flow ers represented by cows in the same group. In the 10-
ent ( ? ) depression. It has been said that the old honesty
«m i«1 months divjsion their 7-year-oid c.e-
has departed, that they are cleatl heats and unwilling to pay with the gin s dressed as housewives fat and 2o. 964 .e pounds milk to rank
what they owe. W e do not believe (hat there has been any und the
as farm ers with their u th in a group o f 87 C0W8.
trace of pain.
Thousands of people will undoubtedly come to Portland to se-
reat deterioration of character during the recent few years hoes‘
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After the pageant, three May pole Homestead Ormsby, owned by the
Given a chance, nost of our people are honest, and they!<lances were glven by thP girl3 of the 0regOR state „capital, Pendleton,
W ill settle up.
Without a chance, those who criticise them) high school at the same time on the j made 566.6 pounds fat and 18,743.8
auditorium floor. Colors of the dif- pounds miik to rank ninth in the 10-
would have done no better.
ferent streamers were pink, yellow months division Class B In a group of
B RIN G TH IS COUPON!
and orchid and the band played to J 55 cows.
10% O F F ON H E A LT H FOODS
Eighth place was won by a senior 3-
The business man who depends on luck usually finds the accompaniment o f the dancers.
Inclement weather kept the M a y , year-old
Oregon Colantha Grace,
Getty’s Health Store
that when he needs it most he hasn’t got it.
Day celebration from being outdoors owned by the Oregon State College,
H A IR ON TH E FACE
Everything to Eat that’s
as originally planned an dthe platform | Corvallis, with a yearly Class C rec-
Healthful
had been erected for the occasion on ord of 475.4 pounds fat and 14,280.6 j or on the body is forever removed by
146 3rd Bet. Morrison and Alder
Free trade is notso had between the states of the Am er the school lawn. The whole morn pounds milk.
! the Marton Method. . . . Regrowth 1m-
Portland, Oregon
ings program went o ff without a
l possible. . . Skin left smooth and free
ican union, which cover a territory bigger than Europe.
hitch even tho It had to be held
j from blemish. . . Consultation free or
Coupon Good until May 31
indoors.
Crumbling Church Is an
1 write for booklet. Lady attendant.
Luncheon was served in cafeteria
Ancient Rome Reminder Martin Laboratories, 448 Morgan bldg.
There has been a distinct gain in national morale since
Strange vestiges of the days of an BE 3961.
style at noon and a basketball game
the government began to fight the economic depression. between the juniors, school cham cient Rome when paganism was being (
pions and a school all-star team was supplanted by Christianity have come I
LO W EST C LE A N IN G PRICES
played In the afternoon taking the to light amid the crumbling remains 1
at CHICAGO CLEANERS
Our idea o f a good business man is a government em- place of the track meet with New- of primitive churches nt Spoloto, Italy.
loyee who ges a salary for doing a full-time job and disa berg which had to be cancelled due Archeologists have found that at the ! Send your clothes to the Chicago
same time the famous Church of Cleaners. . . They will certainly .save
to bad weather.
bility pay for being disabled.
The day was completed with the the Crucifix was hullt there lit the Fifth you money . . . . and you will be de
second senior play "Oh Professor” century, a pagan temple was being lighted with their fine, careful work
YO U R H E A L T H
clearer, the wrinkles less noticable, which was given In the evening In the constructed a short distance away hut (all clothes insured). . . . Men's suits
the memory sharpened, circulation school auditorium.
was later changed Into a Christian cleaned and pressed. 35c; dresses, 35c;
By Laura E. Pepin
PO R TLAN D , OREGON
Improved, and sometimes grey hairs
! hats, 35c; and did you ever hear of
church.
Ductlaaa Glanda are what concerns restored to their natural color. When
Tremendous significance Is attached such cleaning values . .of course not
ua moat, regardless o f all scientific. your ailments begin to disappear, you
to the archeological finds at Spoleto so better hurry to 281 3rd st., S. W. cor
RULES PUERTO RICO
Interesting, and Instructive arguments will know and no one need tell you
because they show how two civlliza of Third and Jefferson, Mail orders
The most vital queetlon Is. how can that you are Improving.
tlons overlapped, the dying paganism given prompt attention.
I be 100% fit, and stay that way?
of the old Romans and the rising
The answer la, take care of your
Christianity of the new.
SONG
$3.00 Per Month
Glands, they are the dynamoes of
361 Stark
Here, chiseled out of stone In the
your body.
It la a fact that our Brook water runs among the stones
Private Vocal lessons
Third or Fourth century, has been
glanda maks ua think as we do, and With a crystal clashing—
found one of the original Roman laws
In these times of reduced incomes
B reakfast
15c, 25c
what la more, they make us what we Wind-bells In a green room.
dealing with life In the woods.
It Paul K. Hutchison has a special plan
are. It Is because our glands give out The slim fingers of the wind.
Li¿*ht Lunch .... .... 20c
has been translated to read:
1 that still enables people to continue
that we die. The In-Mo-Ray Radia Sapphire and emeralds.
L
unch
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30c
“ Nobody Is permitted to carry away their vocal study for the small fee of
tion treatments are to bring about a Pluck the white strings
that which belongs to this forest ex $3 per month.
Special
Prices
for
normal action of all the glands.
Of the birch trees.
cept on the day when the annual sacri
Piano Lessons. TR. 3844.
No one need be told when his or Even In my heart Is awakened
flee Is made. Anyone who sacrifices a
Selection o f 3 or 4
her body are showing signs of renew A faint responsive music
hull to Jupiter on any other day will
ed physical functioning and rejuven By the small hands of love.
More Chance
Special Dinners at... 25c
he guilty of a sin and subject to a
ation following the gland radiation
V E R N E B R IG H T
Hue of 300 coins."
Yes, give your hair just one more
treatment!. When the akin becomes
Aloha
chance to be lustrous and beautiful. Special Chicken Dinner 35c
. . The famous scalp treatments at
Fine National Forest
the Byron Beauty Shop will give dead
Special Steak and
The George Washington National and lifeless hair a new lease on life. .
Turkey D in n e r .........40c
forest Is the largest In Virginia.
It Every hair deserves a second chance
stretches for nearly UK) miles along
. .and these treatments are so inex
the summit and slopes of the Shenan pensive Special rates on Permanent
Extra Cup Coffee Free
doah mountains nnd for a shorter dis Waving 301 Broadway bldg., A T 9919
tnnee along Ihe Mnssnnutten range.
| Its gross area Is 802.700 acres. The
land supports extensive stands of
Robert II. Gore, Florida publisher growing and mature timber
If has
Moat of Ua Respond to Misery W e Nee terested In, get along allright we are
satisfied to let well enough alone. nnd on« of the early supporters of great value for watershed protection
B Facon
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Dear Olrla:
We realise that theie Is injustice and President Roosevelt, who wns nom* and recreational purposes Numerous
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I cities and towns draw their water
Thera are very few of us who will abuse In the world. We realixe that Inated as governor of Puerto Rico,
supplies from Its area and It consti
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not help a child In distress or a wi there are thousands of underprlvlledg- [
tutes an Important [>nrt of the drainage
First to Use Gas Lights
dow In want—If we see them.
But ed children but as long as we are not
David Melville of
Newport, R. I., iron of the Shenandoah and Potomac
the unseen has not the appeal to our personally concerned we Just forget
emotions that the sight of a thing has. | about such things and travel our own ! Installed In his house nnd In front of rivers. Lying close to Wn -lilngton and
EV E R Y P A IR OF SHOES IN TH IS C O M PLETE STOCK HAS
his house the first gas lights In 1S00. other large cities. Its can ping ami out
W e read of a famine and flood -of pleasant way.
BEEN REDUCED IN PR IC E AND A R R A N G E D IN T H R E E
ing
facilities
are
well
developed.
homeless people—children In need of
It la only when we come In contact | hnjjlind mid 1 ranee had already be-
GROUPS TO S E IL AT
food and clothes—and casually turn ! with some unhappy phase of life a n d l«11“ ,0 Uhnninate with gas. Baltimore
to th* next page or column and be- have something happen right under wn*
first cl,v ’ n t**e United States
come enthralled over some
movie our noses, so to speak, that we be- to ' n*tnll E»s lighting. This wus «lone
S P E C IA L !—
star a divorce or the
rise in
some come concerned over the down-trod- ^ 1S17.
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Shoes lor every occasion, in all leather’s and fab
staple or stock.
! den half o f the world.
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ric s in e\ ery wanted style, size and width. Pumps
T H E PRO M ISE
But let ua be In the vicinity of the
To be truthful, there is a small |
or sandals to be <1\ ed to match any costume. W e
flood or famine— 1st ua see starving class of natuic s noblemen who give
DISCOUNT
I read a glowing promise
children and how quickly we respond! their time and talents in helping the
really don t believe you can duplicate these prices
In the flash of the morning sun,
Wa are amaied that the whole coun unfortunate get a square deal but
on
elsew here, quality, style, tit and assortment con
Bejeweled and dazzling with splendor
try does not come to the Immediate they are a small crowd, Indeed.
In a moment obscure and gone.
sidered. h s to your advantage to take advantage
reeewe o f those helpless beings
GRADUATION
If we all had the power to put our And though the day was darkened.
Occasionally, we see where the jails selves In the places of mistreated
ol
this Over Stock Sale ot ladies fine shoes for
Which dawned so wondrous fair.
PHOTOGRAPHS
are crowded and with what antiqu children or poverty stricken mothers My thoughts were still of the morning
e\er\ occasion, especially if you watch your
ated systems they are being run. It an dial hers, how our pluses would tl\ And the promise written there
N
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Appointment
Necessary
spendings.
Remember the place
hardly aver registers with us until we open and haw we would take to heart 'Twas a promise for tomorrow
have occasion to visit one of these the sentence. "Inasmuch as ye have And the days that are to come;
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county Institutions and then how hor done It unto the least of these, ye Of redeeming hope and courage
rified w « become.
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BEacon
S. W . Corner
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have done It unto me."
And strength to carry on.
Bet'
The trouble with most of us la that
reen
Morrison and Yamhill
C ordlaUy your».
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Box 324, Beaverton. Oregon
AROUND PORTLAND
Bixby’s Coffee Ship
5*
Mandei’s (nc.
OVER STOCK SALE
of Ladies Fine Shoes
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$2.88
$3.58
$4.48
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