The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, June 30, 1933, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    PAGE
BEAVERTON
a
„
''
RPRISE
F R ID A V , JL .V E SO, 19M
E N T E R P R IS E
New Drivers License
Must be Renewed by Sept.
Noren Tire and oattery Co.
T h re e h u n d re d th o u s a n d
O reg o n Located at 386 E. Clay St. in . ortland, with Telephone EAst 0139, has a Range of Prices
| m o to rists m u st o b ta in re n e w a l d riv -
Extremely Low
has for 13 Years Saved Automobile Owners Many Dollars.
; e rs' lic en ses b efo re S e p te m b e r 1, th e
O F F IC IA L N E W S P A P E R O F T H E T O W N O F B E A V E R T O N
W hen c i','
se ts o u t to se rv e th is sto re you alw a y s g e t s ta n d a r d g ra d e w h ic h a r e o ffe re d a t th e low est
I f irs t d ay on w h ich th e law re q u ire :
th
j
y
u
o
iic
upon
a
d
e fin ite ly p la n n ed m e rc h a n d is e a n d m o st c a re fu l serv ice. price* q u o te d by a n y o n e a n y w h e re fo r
ev
e
ry
m
o
to
r
v
eh
icle
o
p
e
ra
to
r
to
h
"
'
P u b lish e d F rid a y of ta o h w eek by th e a t th e p o sto ffice a t B e av e rto n , O re.
T h ey h av e a tre m e n d o u s sto c k of tir e s a n y o f th e se q u a lity n e c e ssitie s. T h ey
a
n
ew
-ty
p
e
p
e
rm
it,
a
c
c
o
rd
in
g
,^*i
policy a n d th e n su cceed s in ta k in g
O re
B n tered a s second-class m a tte r P io n e e r P u b lish in g Co., a t B e a v e rto n
a n d b a tte rie s w h ich in clu d es a b so lu te ­
! E . H oss, s e c r e ta ry o f et«.ve.
and
m a in ta in in g th e lead in th e ir ly e v e ry th in g in th is im p o rta n t field. h a v e th e la rg e s t s to c k in th e n o r th ­
S u b scrip tio n R a te s
A u th o rity h a s been g iv e n b y th e especial field, th e n it m u st be a d m it­
w e st a n d h a v e le ft n o th in g u n d o n e in
T h ey re n d e r a se rv ic e in b ra k e a d ­ th e ir e n d e a v o r to se rv e yo u fa ith fu lly .
legislp:
to w aiv e e x a m in a tio n of
____________ _ „ ...|1 .0 0 T h re e M o n th s ..................................I SO
O ne Y e a r -
te
d
th
a
t
th
e
y
a
r
e
o
p
e
ra
tin
g
u
p
o
n
ju stin g , a u to re p a irin g , b a tte r y re p a ir,
_________________ .50 S u b sc rip tio n s P a y a b le in A d v an ce
: ^iiew al a p p lic a tio n s, ex c e p t fo r th o se
Six M o n th s
A t th e h e a d o f th e c o m p a n y is a
70 y e a rs o f ag e a n d older, o r w hen, th e solid fo u n d a tio n o f reliab le an d an d re c h a rg in g , new tir e s a n d tir e
m an
w ho k n o w s b a tte rie s , tire s,
B e a v e rto n O ffice — B ro a d w a y a t O. E . tra c k . P h o n e *b03
b ecau se o f o b v io u s p h y sic a l im p a ir­ p ro g re ssiv e service. S uch is th e case re p a irin g .
a
n
d
e
q
u
ip m e n t a n d Is a m o st p ro g re s­
m
e
n
ts
o
r
a
q
u
e
s
tio
n
a
b
le
d
riv
in
g
re
c
­
P o rtla n d O ffice— 408 D ek u m Bldg., P h o n e A iw a te r 5914
w ith th e N o re n T ire a n d B a tte ry Co.
B u t w h a t is th e use o f tr y in g to siv e b u sin e ss m a n w h o h a s e s ta b lish e d
o rd th e re Is rea so n to believe th a t a n
in P o rtla n d , w ho a re fam o u s th ro u g h te ll you even of a p a r t o f th e ir s to c k ? a n en v iab le r e p u ta tio n a s a live w ire
a p p lic a n t m a y n o t be q u a lifie d to oper-
th
is e n tire p a r t of th e s ta te fo r o ffe r­ S u ffice to sa y th a t if it co m es u n d e r citiz en w ho is a lw a y s a c tiv e ly b a c k of
Historic Old Monmouth
i a te a c a r in a s a fe m a n n e r. H o ld ers
Oregon Butter Wins
th e h ead o f "T ire s a n d B a tte rie s " you all p u b lic s p irite d m o v e m en ts. H e h a s
ew -ty p e d r iv e r s ’ lic en ses a n d re­ ing h ig h g ra d e tire s a n d b a tte rie s to
c a n g et it fo r lees a t th is sto re.
Bell to Ring Again n of ew n als
in Middle West
m a d e th e people s it u p a n d ta k e
Issued sin ce J u ly 1, 1931, need th e people th ro u g h o u t th is se ctio n of
T h e N o re n T ire a n d B a tte ry Co. ' n o tic e a n d w e p re d ic t t h a t te n y e a rs
M any tim es h as th e
n ot ren ew th e ir p e rm its u n til J u n e 30, th e N o rth w e st.
M o n m o u th , O re., J u n e 29—T h e h is­ 1935, re g a rd le ss of th e e x p ira tio n d a te | q u estio n been a s k e d : "H ow do th ey is v ery h a n d y to people in th e su r- j fro m now yo u w ill n o t o n ly fin d th a t
O reg o n b u tte r, sh o w n in c o m p eti­
to
ric
old bell a t th e O reg o n N o rm al J th e y b ear.
do i t ? ” a n d th e o n ly a n s w e r c a n be ro u n d in g c o u n try co in in g to P o rtla n d th e m a n a g e m e n t o f th is firm h a s been
tio n w ith 400 sa m p le s fro m m o re th a n
a dozen s ta te s , w on th ird place in th e School th a t fo r n e a rly 40 y e a rs called
In o rd e r to o b ta in a re n e w a l p e rm it given to th is q u e ry is to s ta te th a t fo r b u sin ess o r to visit. I t is a n es­ a s u b s ta n tia l c o n trib u to r to th e su c­
N a tio n a l C re a m e ry B u tte rm a k e ra as­ s tu d e n ts to school m o rn in g a n d noon ] Mr. H o ss w arn ed , It w ill n o t be su ffi­ th e y DO do it a n d a r e c o n tin u in g to do ta b lis h m e n t re p re s e n tin g th o u sa n d s of cess, b u t t h a t he w ill a lso s till be
d o lla rs fo r th e y a r e th e sa le s a g e n ts s e ttin g th e p a c e w ith th e lo w est p ri­
so c ia tio n c o n te st a t St. P a u l th is w eek. is to rin g a g a in , a f te r a r e tire m e n t of c ie n t m e re ly to m a il a d o llar. T h e a p ­ it ev ery d ay a t th is sto re.
A n d w hile y o u p a y m u ch less a t fo r s ta n d a r d lines o f th e h ig h e st ces on e v e ry th in g he sells.
T h e p rize w in n in g O regon b u tte r w as n e a rly 10 y e a rs. C o n d em n ed to si­ p lic a n ts m u s t o b ta in a re g u la tio n a p p li­
m a d e by H a lg e r P. C. N ielsen a t th e lence a f te r a n u m b e r of m isd ee d s th a t ca tio n fo rm e ith e r by m a il fro m th e
college c re a m e ry a t C o rv allis a n d re­ c e n te re d a ro u n d it, th e bell hag now se c re ta ry o r s t a t e ’s o ffice in S alem , o r
ceived a sc o re of 95. T h e tw o sa m p le s been p la ce d in th e cu sto d y of T h e ta fro m s ta te police, co u n ty sh e riffs, o r
w h ich p la ce d h ig h e r w ere b o th fro m D elta P h i, m e n 's sc h o la stic society. j ex a m in e rs. T h is m u s t be filled o u t
M in n e so ta a n d exceeded th e O regon I t h a s b een g iven a m o v ab le m o u n t, a n d sig n e d b efo re a n o ta ry p u b lic o r
b u tte r m a k e rs ' sc o re by on ly a h a lf a n d w ill be ru n g on tra d itio n a l o cca­ one of th e o fficial e x a m in e rs, all of
po in l a n d a q u a r te r point. N in e O re­ sions.
w hom h av e n o ta rie s ' co m m issio n s, o r | With Shop at 1215 S. W Jefferson street, in Portland, makes a specialty of Modern and
g on b u tte r m a k e rs s e n t sa m p le s to
o th e r p erso n s q u alified to a d m in is te r
Sanitary Plumbing, Engineering work and is Considered an Authority on all that Per­
th is n a tio n a l c o n te s t an d all sc o re d fa r
F a tu r o s a n d G reen, p ro m in e n t m e n 's o ath s. S ta te ex a m in e rs will a f fix th e
tains to Contract Plumbing Work. With 30 Years Experience in the Business he
ab o v e th e co m p etitiv e a v e ra g e .
w e a r sto re, in P o rtla n d , m o re th a n n o ta ry seal fre e o f c h a rg e .
d o u b led th e ir volum e o f b u sin e ss In
Knows
its Every Angle......Anywhere—Anytime—Anything in Plumbing, Pipe Work,
An e x a m in e r m a y be lo c ate d b y r e ­
Women Gain Lead on Men th e p a s t y ea r, a c c o rd in g to Jim m ie f e rrin g to th e p rin te d sc h e d u le s w h ich
Septic Tanks, “Ruud” Water Heaters, or Piping for Service Stations.
F a tu r o s a n d h is p a r tn e r G ene G reen . m ay be se cu red fro m th e s e c r e ta ry of
in Scholarship at U. of O. T h ey h a n d le n o th in g b u t q u a lity m e r­ s ta te 's office, s ta te police o r sh e riffs. W ith th e ra p id d ev e lo p m e n t of s u ­ o f all sizes an d la u n d ry tra y s . T h ese f u rn is h p la n s a n d give a n e s tim a te or
c h a n d ise , p rice d w ith in k e e p in g of
b u rb a n a s w ell a s c ity life a n d th e | a r e fin ish e d in v a rio u s w ay s a n d no will go a c c o rd in g to a n y p la n s you
We
d esire of all to h av e th e la te s t in all m a tte r w h a t e q u ip m e n t y o u m ay d e­ m ay have.
E u g en e , O re., J u n e 80—F o r th e f ir s t th e p re s e n t tr e n d of th e tim es.
H o m e S eed S up p ly S ta r te d
p lu m b in g e q u ip m e n t th e d e m a n d s on sire in y o u r hom e o r b u sir.o rs b u ild in g
tim e th is y e a r w om en stu d e n ts o f th e su g g e st t h a t b efo re y o u buy, w h e th e r
P io m p tn e s s a n d good w o rk ex e cu ted
P R IN E V IL L E — B e ca u se o f th e co n ­ th e m o d e rn p lu m b e r fo r v e rs a tility you w ill n o t be am iss. T h ey do q u ite on tim e a r e th e w a tc h w o rd s o f th e
U n iv e rsity o f O regon crow ded o u t it be a su it, h a t, h o sie ry o r tie, call on
m en fo r f ir s t p la ce in g ra d e s ta n d ­ th is sto re , c e n tra lly lo c ate d a t S ix th s ta n tly In c re a sin g d e m a n d fo r b e e rd - a re f a r g r e a te r th a n ever. T h ey a re a b u sin ess w ith th e c o n tra c to is as b u sin ess.
less b a rle y fo r hay, m o st o f th e C ">-ik m e etin g th is co n d itio n a n d h av e p ro ­ w ell a s hom e b u ild e rs a n d th u s o ffei
in g s fo r liv in g o rg a n iz a tio n s. H e n d ­
T h ey a r e p re p a re d to look a f t e r
a serv ice th a t is co m p lete.
ric k s H all, g irls ’ d o rm ito ry , lead d u r­ a n d Y am h ill s tr e e ts a n d le t th e m fill co u n ty cro p is h a rv e ste d fo r t h a t p u r ­ vided fo r ev ery need of th e day.
p
lu
m b in g in iso la te d p la c e s a s w ell
P lu m b in g an d h e a tin g su p p lies will
T h ey a t e eq u ip p ed fo r th e c a r ry in g
ing th e te rm Ju st ended by a slig h t y o u r w an ts, a t th e ir re m a rk a b ly low pose, a n d it h a s been n e c e s sa ry t ch
a s w h e re c o n n e c te d w ith c ity se w a g e
be
fo
u
n
d
in
sto
c
k
h
ere
an
d
in
th
is
on
of
a
co
m
p
lete
c
o
n
tra
c
tin
g
a
n
d
re
­
y
e
a
r
to
im
p
o
rt
seed
.
T
h
is
y
ea
r,
ho
w
­
n a rg ln , S igm a H all, m e n ’s u n it, p rices.
a n d w ill ta k e a n y c o u n try p la c e a n d
em p lo y ed
ever, H. W . F lo w e rs a n d V ern o n El- d e p a rtm e n t you will be su rp rise d by p a ir b u sin ess. H e re a r e
w hich w as in f ir s t place fo r fall an d
in sta ll a co m p lete sy ste m t h a t w ill
th
e
ex
cellen
t
q
u
a
lity
w
hich
is
to
d
ay
m
en
w
ho
u
n
d
e
rs
ta
n
d
a
ll
p
h
a
se
s
of
d
rid
g
e
of
th
e
O
hoco
p
ro
je
c
t
h
av
e
w in te r te rm s.
C o m p lete co v e rag e o f th e e a s te rn
m
a k e it look lik e a c ity hom e.
a g re e d to c o o p e ra te w ith C o u n ty Ag­ o ffe re d a t su ch rea so n ab le prices. th e w o ik a n d a re m a s te r p lu m b e rs of
en d o f W a sh in g to n c o u n ty a n d th e e n t W. B. T u c k e r in s ta r tin g a ho m e A nd no m a tte r w h a t it is you call for note. R e p a ir m en a r e k e p t c o n s ta n t­
I f you w a n t to m o d e rn ize y o u r
Y ou 're m issin g a m o st v alu ab le p a r t
p art
of
M u ltn o m ah su p p ly by h a rv e s tin g seed in ste a d of you w ill fin d th e m o st c o u rte o u s an d ly on th e a le r t an d a r e ru sh e d to a n y p lace ju s t sto p in a n d see th e m . T h e y
o f th is p a p e r ea ch w eek, If y ou d o n ’t s o u th w e ste rn
w ill aid you in y o u r p lan s.
ac co m m o d atin g se rv ic e w ill be r e n d ­ place w h ere n e c e s sity d em an d s.
co u n ty , th a t is w h y o u r w a n t a d s pay. h ay .
re a d th e classified ads.
ered re g a rd le ss o f th e size o f y o u r
T h ey h av e a n e x c e lle n t p lu m b in g
W e ad v ise o u r re a d e r s t h a t w h e n
p u rch ase.
e n g in e e rin g d e p a r tm e n t a n d a re co m ­ th e y w a n t a n y of th is c la ss o f w o rk
T h ey h av e a sto c k of b a th tu b s, b a th ­ p e te n t to solve all p lu m b in g a n d h e a t­ d o n e th e y w ill do w ell by c a llin g G.
room eq u ip m en t, sin k s, h e a tin g p la n ts in g p roblem s. T h ey w ill be g la d to A. G a n te n b e in B R . 1982.
II. H. J E F F R I E S , P u b lish e r
G. A. GANTENBEIN
HIGHLAND TAVERN
IL u id o lp h -H a rth o lo m e w s. o ffe r
all
When Meal Time Catches you in Portland, Stop at the Highland Tavern and Enjoy a ! Coata,
S u its, a n d D resses o v er $24 a t
well Cooked Meal at a Most Reasonable Price.This Restaurant Never Closes as a | H alf P ric e. N ew sh ip m e n t o f W h ite
Twenty-four Hour Service is Maintained Besides Bottle Beer, Draught Beer is Avail­ j C o ats a t $10.50 a n d $16 a n d W a sh a b le
S ilk D re sse s a t $6. 1908 N. E . 24th
able and it is Noteworthy that the Supply on Draught Beer Never Runs Out !
Enter­ I ave.
a t H an c o ck . A lso open ev en in g s
tainment in the way of Music is Furnished Patrons from Five to Eight in the Evening. ; from 8 to 9:30, P o rtla n d , O regon.
Many of Our Readers are Familiar with the Highland Tavern Broadcast over KXL
From 5:30 to 6:00 p. m. Betty Ironsides, Mgr., C. F. Stone, Pres.
L ocated a t 187 B ro ad w a y (old a d ­
mass) 815 B ro ad w a y (new n u m b e r),
he H ig h la n d T a v e rn is know n fo r
I food. A re p u ta tio n s u sta in e d by
3 co m m u n ity ae w ell a s th e m oto r-
s ts a n d th e tra v e lin g public.
T he food is p re p a re d in su c h a w ay
th a t th e u n in itia te d th e th o u g h t a t
once c o m e j th a t th e re n ev e r w ax su c h
a good place to e a t. P o o r e a tin g p la­
ces a r e n o t th e exception by an y
m e a n t. I t is a p le asu re to h av e su c h
a m o d e rn an d up-to-date place ax th is
a t w h ich to r e fe r th e s tr a n g e r a s well
a s th e local people.
T h is r e s ta u r a n t h a s g a in e d a n am e
th a t h a s sp re a d f a r a n d w ide us a
place o f p o p u la r p rice s a n d w h ere th e
local a n d tra v e lin g people c a n do m o re
th a n s a tis fy th e ir d e m a n d s in th e
m a n n e r o f o b ta in in g food.
H e re th e m a n a g e r se lec ts th e food,
sc o u rs th e m a rk e ts a n d a c c e p ts only
ch o ice u n d fa n c y foods.
In th e k itc h e n you w ill fin d th e
m ost m o d ern e q u ip m e n t a n d u te n sils
k e p t sc ru p u lo u sly clean . T h e re n ev er
is a q u estio n o f s a n ita ry la w s in th is
esta b lish m e n t.
T h e c o u rte sy a n d a tte n tio n o f th e
a tte n d a n ts is a f e a tu re th a t receiv es
m o re th a n p a ssin g n o tic e fro m th e
p a tro n s.
I t is n o t n e c e s sa ry to o rd e r a w hole
m eal, th e p a tro n s a re a s s u re d o f th e
sa m e a tte n tio n fo r ju s t a s n a c k a s fo r
a w ell a p p o in te d d in n e r a t th is re s­
ta u ra n t.
W hile se ate d a t ohe o f th e ir ta b le s
you a r e d e lig h te d by th e h om e-like
a tm o sp h e re w h ich p rev a ils. N o t only
a r e th e foods cooked a s m o th e r used
to cook th e m , b u t you w ill fin d th e
b est food in se aso n fro m w h ich to
m a k e y o u r selectio n .
I f you w ish
f u r th e r se a so n in g o f th e foods o r
som e p re fe rre d co n d im en t, you have
o nly to a s k f o r sa m e.
I t h a s been tr u ly sa id th a t th e w ay
to a m a n ’s h e a r t is th r o u g h h is sto m ­
ach . L ik ew ise th is
m o d e rn
up-to-
d a te r e s ta u r a n t is d aily b u ild in g its
b u sin ess w ith th e ta s ty delicious
m eals th e y serv e.
It m a k e s n o d iffe re n c e w h e th e r you
live to e a t o r e a t to live you c a n be
m o st c o n v e n ie n tly serv ed a t th is m od­
e rn r e s ta u r a n t.
W e ta k e g r e a t p le a su re in com pli­
m e n tin g th is w ell k n o w n p lace on th e
h igh o rd e r o f th e e s ta b lis h m e n t and
re fe r it to o u r re a d e rs w ith o u t hesi­
ta tio n . U pon y o u r v isit to th e city,
d ro p in fo r a m eal.
Bressie Electric Co.
OFFERS REAL ELECTRIC SERVICE
Fixtures of the Very Latest Types, Lamps, Electrical Supplies and Specialties of all
Kinds in Fact Most Every Modern Electrical Appliance that Alleviates the Work of
the Household. Special on Hot Point Irons at $1.95.
In Portland at 205 5th
Street, Tel. BEacon 2433.
S u p e rio r to th e v a st m a jo rity o f
e le c tric a l e s ta b lish m e n ts a n d s u rp a s s ­
ed by no n e e ith e r in g e n e ra l excel­
lence o f w o rk o r su p e rio rity of m a t­
e ria ls used, th is w ell know n firm has
c o n tin u e d its su c ce ssfu l c a r e e r be­
ca u se th e m a n a g e m e n t an d a s s is ta n ts
a re am o n g th e m o st e ffic ie n t e le c tri­
c ia n s o f th is p a r t o f th e co u n try .
T he B ressie E le c tric Co. h a s a m ost
co m p lete sto c k o f fix tu re s a n d a p ­
p lia n ce s a n d have a line th a t h as been
ch o sen w ith a view to fu rn is h in g a n y ­
th in g y ou m ig h t w ish in th is line.
H e re It ia possible to se le c t fix tu re s
th a t a r e In k ee p in g w ith th e re st of
y o u r fu rn is h in g s a n d if you e v e r built
a hom e you will know how m u ch
good fix tu re s ad d to th e looks an d
v alu e of It. B ressie E le c tric Co. fix-1
tu r e s a re o ffe re d a t v ery re a so n a b le
fig u re s. If you a r e g o in g to h av e a n y
e lec trica l w o rk d one o r need a n y new
fix tu re s, see an d ta lk th e m a tte r o v er
w ith th em .
Mr. B ressie. th e m a n a g e r o f th is
sto re hus k ep t th o ro u g h ly a b r e a s t of
th e tim e s a n d is a resp o n sib le m an
w ith w hom to e n tru s t y o u r w irin g
w ork. If you a r e fig u rin g on appli-
unces, let h im h elp you m a k e up
y o u r plan a n d m a n y tittle co n v e n ­
iences w h ich a r e new w ill be in c lu d ­
ed. A c o n s u lta tio n w ith h im will save
you m oney. H e o ffe rs co m p lete w ir­
in g serv ice, an y w h e re , n o th in g too
la rg e o r tw o sm all.
O ne m ig h t d ev o te m u c h sp ace to
a f u r th e r d e s c rip tio n o f th e ir m o d e rn
place an d th e h ig h g ra d e stock, b u t
let It su ffice to say th a t you w ill find
G. A. GANTENBEIN
C U R T A IN S
Made Beautiful
PALACE LAUNDRY
EAst 4-1-5-4
I’lu m b tn t-H v a tln g -O a a A ppliance*
»hop. 1713S.W . J e f f r n o n . B R IMS
Ke«..
l l ï l S.W. M ark et,
B E 8847
I'o rtla n d . O regon
^---------------- ---------------------------- 1
OIL PERMANENT
T ry O ur L u n ch es
£ jjw \
A ^
ANN&BEE f
w
Hecolite
Unbreakable
PLATE
DR. ABRAMS
$14.95.
it
■
|
BE A U T Y N l l o r \
1
S p ecializin g In
U a
f 'if - #
Firm a n d D ie d
1
o l
IL tir. G u a r.in te c « !
__ J
""W
1 M l s e llin g Bldg . «Ui a A lder At »«31*
25c
Greyhound Coffee Shop
A H. R03 SI, Prop,
w .w sssw w ssssw ssss
B r i n g T h i s Ad
G U A R A N T E ..
I’c r m a n c n t W i . _
w ith R in g let E n d s
S h am p o o an d
F in g e r W ave.
w«* Sue
IV.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V. AVASV.W AViV.TAW A
r~
We Oppose the Sales Tax
and give these reasons why the proposed tax should be killed
•s
9 A sa le s ta x Increase** th e c o n su m ­
e r ’s co st of liv in g .
LAM BS GROCERY
9 T h is p ro p o se d Soles T ux does n o t
r e s t fa irly u p o n c o n s u m e rs in p ro p o r­
tio n th e ir a b ility to pay. I t h e a rs h e a v ­
ie st u p o n th o se w h o h a v e little to
sp e n d , a n d th e ir p itta n c e is c u t d ow n
by tl»e In crea sed co st of th e th in g s
th e y a r e co m p elled to buy.
9 A S ales T a x in c re a se s th e re ta il­
e r ’s c o st of d o in g b u sin ess—a n d m a k e s
h im a ta x c o lle c to r fo r th e sta te .
T H R E E STO RES
2734 N. E . 32d P la c e
1431 N. E. B ro a d w a y
745 W a sh in g to n St.
CASCADE FOOD STORES
FOUR STO RES
6447 N. G reeley
13 E. S h a v e r
1944 N. E . S a n d y
4947 N. W illia m s
Pantorium Cleaners & Dyers
1010 B e lm o n t St.
HUBBARD GOWN SHOP
9 A S ales T ax w ill p en alize th e
h o n e s t m e rc h a n t, b ecau se th e c re a tio n
o f a h ig h ly ex p e n siv e o rg a n iz a tio n to
c h e c k th e a c c o u n ts of r e ta ile rs th r o u ­
g h o u t th e s ta te is im possible, th u s in ­
flu e n c in g irre sp o n sib le r e ta ile rs to fa l­
sify re p o r ts u n d e v a d e th e tax .
225 B ro a d w a y St.
A. C. HAGG & CO., Tractors
R. H. FLOYD
IN D E P E N D E N T IC E CO.
D ist. fo r th e S ellw ood Ice & Cold S to ra g e Co.
BALLIF DISTRIBUTING CO.
9 A S ales T a x w ill In flu en ce th e
c o n s u m e r to buy
o u tsid e o f th e
s ta te .
T h e S ale s T ax is based on
suies, re g a rd le s s of p ro fit.
A m e r­
c h a n t o p e ra tin g a t a lo ss w ould Ite
ta x e d on g ro ss sales, an d ju s t a s h ea v ­
ily a s If he w ere m a k in g hhg p ro fits.
1310 S. E . U n io n Ave.
Gray, McLean & Percy
481 D av is St.
CHARLES NORTH
M u ltn o m ah C o u n ty C o n stab le
JOHNSON CIDER CO.
9 T h is p ro p o sed S ales T ax docs n o t
d is tin g u is h hc«v»s>n n ec e ssitie s a n d
lu x u rie s. F o o d s a r e ta x e d th e sa m e
u s o th e r m e rc h a n d ise .
I T h e S ale s T a x w ould fo rce
h ig h e r re ta il p rices, c u r ta il b u y ­
in g a n d re d u c e em p lo y m en t.
i P re s e n t
re a l e s ta te
ta x e s
co uld n ot be red u c ed o v er onc-fif-
te e n th by th is p lan , an d th e th o u s ­
a n d s of d o lla rs now assessed on
p e rso n a l p ro p e rty w ould be fre e
o f ta x a tio n .
Î87*, W A S H IN G T O N
W iW M W .S V A S W V .W S « .
S elf-N etting W ave
It in s let
$ 2 .30
in c lu d in g " S team
4Ml T re a tm e n t.
F in g e r H a i r a n d
th e re ju s t w h a t you w ould ex p ect to
lo cate in th e h e a d q u a r te rs of su ch an
e s ta b lish m e n t a s th e y m a in ta in .
T h e a d v a n c e s m a d e in th is b ran c h
o f scien ce h a v e been so m a rk e d an d
h av e follow ed ea c h o th e r so sw ifily
th a t it ta k e s m u c h s tu d y an d re­
se a rc h to k e e p u p w ith th e la te st
p h ra se s of th e w o rk .
I f you w ill b u t sto p In a few m in ­
u te s you w ill a g re e th a t h ere is a
m ost p le a sa n t p lace to sh o p a n d it will
p a y you to v isit th e sto re re g u la rly
a n d k eep in to u c h w ith th e new a r ­
tic le s w h ich a r e c o n tin u a lly co m in g in.
Mr. B ressie a n d his a s s is ta n ts a re
g e n tle m e n of w ide e x p e rie n c e in th e ir
b u sin ess.
You w ill fin d a n y b u sin e ss d ealin g s
w ith th e m m o st p le a sa n t.
Patronize the Advertisers in
This Paper
i T h e S ales T a x Is Ju st a n o th e r
ta x , a n d w ill h av e a te n d e n c y to
p ro m o te f u r th e r g o v e rn m e n ta l ex­
tra v a g a n c e .
245 Y am h ill S t
DR. R. M. ERWIN
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty C o ro n er
JUDGE JOHN McNARY
UNDERHILL SHIRT CO.
S h irts fo r P a r tic u la r P eo p le
C e n tra l Bldg
L. V. JENKINS
C h ief of P o lice
PHOENIX IRON WORKS
360 H a w th o rn e Ave.
BEALL TANK & PIPE CO.
UMo N. C o lu m b ia Blvd.
P a id Adv.
oc.
N ow
3 ;,c
Kvg. 7.30; now 1.95
P h o n e AT 7H70
(kB* S a e tta m i Bldg.
O n.1th n r W ash
Master Wave Shoppe
Vote NO on the Sales Tax Measure July 21
bVSV.SSSSV.SSSSWASSW WV.SSV.V.VSV.V.SW.ViW.’A V
Í