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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1933)
BEAVERTON PAOS « GEO. B. W A LLAC E, Inc. Willamina Clay Products Co. Many Architects of this F R ID A Y , JU N E S3. 1833 E N T E R P R IS E Section Specify Their Products Mr. George B. Wallace, has for the Past Fifteen Years been Identified with the Automo bile Business, Having Successfully Sold Cars in the Pacific Northwest during those In Portland at 0132 S. W . Mill St.„ is a Prominent Concern of this Part of the Northwest Years. His Comprehensive Knowledge of and Experience in the Automobile Busi Whose Superior Products are Known Throughout this Territory, and whose Pro ness, Coupled with Studebaker Qualities of Superiority, Assures the Purchaser of a gressive Activities are Indispensable in the Upbuilding of the Community. Estab Studebaker or Rockne that All Contacts will Be Pleasant, and Satisfaction in Dealer lished over a Quarter of a Century Ago the Company has Always Served the People and Car will be Attained. In Portland at 70 N. Broadway. Faithfully. The tendency to build better home« and buildings than In the olden days Is very marked, as we are now building for the future. The beauty of brick construction as well as the lasting qualities Is constantly increasing the demand and this Industry has pros pered beyond expectations. The advantage of building with brick is self evident as it reduces the cost of Insurance, the structure lasts forever and the first cost I a the last cost, as it requires no painting or up keep and in time is the most eco nomical. The Willamina Clay Products Co. are manufacturers of high grade bricks and have for years supplied contractors, builders and the farmer with their quality products. The care ful investor should get brick facts from men who know before building or buying . Mr. O. K. Edwards, the owner-manager, is one of the fore most authorities on brick manufac ture and Just what kind of bricks should be used in the construction of any building whether it be a new home, garage, barn, silo or an addi- tlon to a structure already erected. It can readily be seen that thous ands of dollars are placed into local circulation by this company. The large scale of their activities, the in dustrial wisdom of the management and the straightforwardness of their dealings have won for them a warm place in the hearts of the people of the community. They are promin ent citizens of the community, identi fied for years with their progress and always boosting for the continued de velopment of the community. FULTON PARK DAIRY W . F. W A R D IN & SON An Old Proverb is “ A Healthy Body Breeds a Healthy Mind.” The Fulton Park Dairy By Providing Wholesome “Grade A ” milk and Dairy Products High in Nutritive Con tents Contributes Probably More than any Other Institution in the Community to the Health of the Baby and Growing Child Located in Hillsdale, Telephone ATwater 5515. Perhaps no part of agriculture has made such forward strides in the past few years as dairying. When we .'peak of dairying today, we must first insider the fact that it is one of the reatest assets to any community— i is one of our Government’s greatest .juries of income—it is national in its :.cope, and is practically the only di- ision of our agricultural enterprises hich affords the produoer—the man ho milks the cows—a year ‘round .come. The firm was organized for the pur- jse of giving the best dairy products -issible and has succeeded admirably nd there is no question but that their . jpular products are very much su perior to any obtainable on the mar- act today. CHRISTIAN CHURCH O. W. Springer, Pastor Last Sunday the Churches of Christ lrom Hillsboro, Farmington and Beaverton enjoyed a picnic lunch and union service under the trees at Farm ington. Details of an attendance con test between Hillsboro and Beaverton wure arranged, having begun with the first Sunday in June. The basis for the percentage Increase is the average attendance for the month of May, which was 03 for ths Beaverton Bible School. If we are to retain the ban ner won from Hillsboro last year, It will require the faithful efforts of every member to not only hold the A visit to the plant is very interest- ing to the uninitiated. Their busi- .____ _ . so „ rapidly that , lm- . ness has _ increased provements have been made from time to time until today they have a model Industry. Everything in the plant is kept scrupulously clean as it is the policy of the institution not only to produce milk and cream that will pass inspec tion, but to turn out products that are as near an approach to the acme of perfection a« modern machinery and up-to-date methods will permit. Many mothers of so-called bottle-fed bableB highly prulse the energizing contents of this dairy's milk. Milk undoubtedly is nature’s safest health and happiness insurance. A bottle of milk Is a bottle of line of 93 but to increase this average during the summer months. The Christian Endeavor society paid a visit to the society at Aloha last Sunday evening. They are to be com mended on their 100% return to the Church services. At the recent elec tion of officers of the society the same president, Roy Shipman, and the same vice-president, Donnell Smith, were retained for another term. Friday evening the members of the Church are planning a house warming for their pastor at his home on Wat son street. This is to be a pound so cial. Ladies are requested to bring either sandwiches or cake. health" is an expression of today that ^ *n order. A glass of milk at i ten in the morning and three in the af ter noon wards off that tired feel.ng. It beautifies the skin and clears the complexion. Everywhere, school and health authorities are insisting that milk be served to school child ren. Serve milk at meal time uiui be tween meals, too, to the whole family, milk consistently used builds health and vigor in the fruilest body, coiors pale cheeks, revitalizes wasted nerves In this editorial review we take great pleasure in complimenting the management of this dairy upon their modern business methods. The peo ple of this community are Indeed for tunate to have them here. Order your milk today from the Fulton Park Dairy. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev. Charles F. Clarke, Pastor Well Friends: When we pray we want our prayers to be answered, is there a method of prayer that will make the answer sure to come? This question will be discussed at the morn ing service next Sunday, it is an ex- j A continuation of the Book of He brews will be the topic of discussion in the morning service. “Our God,” is the title of the evening sermon. Auto or fire insurance o f all kinds Leonard Adams, Beaverton. TTTX 5 IÎ 7 EÎ)--------MtxkRAl.ly.KD W IN E Characteristic of its pioneering and lation for barking up their products automobiles are a delight to the eye pace making spirit, Studebaker has with a comprehensive service, so is not merely at the first admiring long played a leading part in Motor this up-to-date establishment known glance, but in the wealth of attrac ing safety. Two years ago Stude for individual servie« to Studebaker tive details which a closer inspection baker corporation decided to enter the owners. This means that when vou reveals. low priced field and brought out the buy a Studebaker motor car. the No matter how sweeping your Rockne Model. This Model is just word “service" actually “ Means Some ideas are of what a car should be a above the extremely lower priced thing." The advantage of such indi Studebaker with its newness and field and has all quality and comfort vidual service, such "standing behind beautiful lines will satisfy you. On I the car," both by manufacturer and duty at all times, are salesmen who are of the large carr For three-quarters of a- century the dealer—can not be overestimated. courteous and will be pleased to ex Studebaker's $10,000,000.00 closed plain the advantages of owning a name “Studebaker” has stood for quality and reliability and it is quite body plant, which is one of the most j Studebaker or Rockne automobile appropriate that the famous Studeba modern plants in the industry, makes They have some mighty fine used ker and Rockne automobiles should be it possible for them to turn out the cars for sale which have been put in represented by this firm with such an highest, grade closed car bodies of all first class shape and can be purchased enviable teputation for satisfactory automobile history. at a low figure on liberal terms. service. Every body is framed in selected It is such popular establishments as Truly these cars are of true Stude steel Incidentally, the fine coach the George B. Wallace Co. and such baker workmanship and superiority. work has improved upon itself so that service as they render in a modern And truly George B. Wallace, distribu the new car comes to you not only manner that distinguishes the twen- tor, specializes in real service to with a greater charm of general de- tieth century automotive institution Studebaker owners. Just as The sign but is far more impressive and from the average automobile dealer, Studebaker Corporation is a world beautiful finish. For a demonstration of the Rockne known concern with an enviable repu- The new Studebaker and Rockne or Studebaker call BR. 5566. tremely important matter, we hope i many will come to this service of wor Í SHIN. ship and preaching. STA The Bible School meets as always Long-Lasting, Attractive Colors at 9:45 and the evening service of wor- A time-tested combination of oils held at 8 o'clock. The sermon subject •nd creosote with pure long-life pig will be "Speaking for Ourselves.” ments. The best preservative for Shingles known. A regular 90c value-Brown, Tan, Red —in 5-gallon cans, per gallon . . 75« Verona Endrizzi Green amt Gray slightly higher. Formerly Belva's Beauty Shop Since You Have an Advant age W hy Not Take It? Violet Henderson PAINT CO Formerly Domke Beauty Shop Open for Business Now Beaverton, Aloha, Multnomah and Tigard residents are entitled to Auto ACE B E A U T Y SHOP mobile Insurance at FARM RATES 202 MERCHANTS TRUST BI.DG. with Farmers Automobile Inter-Insur 618 Wash. bet. 6th and Broadway ance Exchange. Most other com New, complete equipment for panies charge City Rates. beauty work in all its branches Example: For Public Liability (10,- Permanents ( O n C /X 000-20,000 limits) and Property Dam d» j - By individual op. age up to $5000 on Fords, Chevrolets, ATWATER 4429 et., your cost is only $14.00 for the first six months and $5.55 each six months thereafter. W A’AW .V.W AV.W AV.VA If you have a good accident record you can make tremendous saving and still have excellent protection. Certainly it’s worth investigating this plan. For full details call or write— Ciirisman A Ollphant Ins. Agency Á .H . R O S c I, Prop. 933 Taylor St., (near 10th) BR. 5553 ❖ x ~ x k k ~ x -< k ** x k ~ x ~ x ~ x ** x ~ x ~ x .W .V .'.V .'.SV .V .V /.W .V .V A Try Our Lunches 25c 1 4 S -2 -S 1 ■ U U iU U a .j.N BEACH’S MARKET Zeero Ice Phone Beaver ton 11252 Greyhound Coffee Shop A,.V.,AV.V/AV.,A%W.,.VA,.V.VAWMV.,.,AV.V.W.,.V.V.V.V .,1 .V.VAW.W.V.Y.V.V.V. Formula 2-4-8 Pints $ .75 Quarts $1.25 SAX UNITED DRUGS 144 Seond, ( lose to Alder Open Daily til 2:30 a. m. i ----------- -----------------------«------------------ We Oppose the Sales Tax and give these reasons why the proposed tax should be killed ■M -M --M"! ! 1 F-H 1 1 ! ! 1 I l-M - I m FREE DANCE 8 A sales tax Increiuww the consum er's cost of living. L A M B ’S GROCERY 8 This ;pro|M>sed Sales Tax does not rest fairly upon consumers in propor tion their ability to pay. It bears heav iest upon those who have little to spend, and their pittance is cut down by the increased cost of the things they are compelled to buy. 8 A Sales Tax increases the retail er’s cost of doing business—and maJus him a tax collector for the state. Every Saturday & Sunday THREE STOKES 2734 N. E. 32d Place 1431 N. E. Broadway 745 Washington St. CASCADE FO O D STORES FOUR STORES 6447 N. Greeley 13 E. Shaver 1944 N. E. Sandy 4947 N. Williams Pantorium Cleaners & Dyers 1010 Belmont St. H U BBARD G O W N SHOP 8 A Sait« Tax will penalize the honest merchant, liecause the creation of a highly expensive organization to cheek the accounts of retailers throu ghout the state Is impossible, thus in fluencing Irresponsible retailor« to fal sify reports and evade the tax. i H - 1 ■■!■■! I 1 1 I -1 M- H -H I 1 M- I-l I : i i ; HEIDELBERG GARDENS There Is Only One Heidelberg Gardens ** « ■ Ï • 8 A Sales Tax will influence the consumer to buy outside of the state. The Sales Tax is ba*d on sales, regardless of profit. A mer chant operating at a loss would he taxed on gross sales, and just as heav ily as If he were making liig profits. 225 Broadway St. A. C. HAGG & CO., Tractors R. H. F L O Y D INDEPENDENT ICE CO. Dlst. for the Scllwood Ice & Cold Storage Co. BA LLIF D IST R IB U T IN G CO. 1310 S. E. Union Ave. Gray, McLean & Percy 481 Davis St. CH AR LES NO RTH Multnomah County Constable 1 M ILE E A S T OF B E A V E R T O N 8 This proposed Sales Tax does not distinguish ts-tween neeessities and luxuries. Foods are taxed the same as oUier inerelutndise. B E R T H A -B E A V E R T O N H IG H W A Y JOHNSON CIDER CO. 245 Yamhill St DR. R. M. E R W IN Multnomah County Coroner A I The Sales Tax would force higher retail prices, curtail buy ing and reduce employment. I Present real estate taxes could not be reduced over one-fif teenth by this plan, and the thous ands of dollars now assessed on personal property would be free of taxation. «H JUDGE JOHN M cN AR Y U N D E R H IL L SH IRT CO. Shirts for Particular People Central Bldg L. V. JENKINS Chief of Police P H O E N IX IRON W O R K S 360 Hawthorne Ave. h - h I The Sales Tax is Just another tax, and will have a tendency to promote further governmental ex travagance. H A W L E Y PULP & PAPER CO. - H -H I l-l-x t Paid Adv. ■ Music by Yellow Jackets Orchestra Vote NO on the Sales Tax Measure July 21 i \%%S%VW%%SVk%%%%%%%%W%%SVS%%S%VkV%S%VbV.WSWk%V.V%S%%VbSV%VV9WVVV.VM ?
