The Beaverton enterprise., July 28, 1933, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

FRIDAY, JULY U, 19 «
BLAVERTON ENTERPRISE
FAD E 4
Automobile Models
HEACOCK SASH & DOOR CO.
Tigard Climbers Among
O. I. Paulsen Appointed
Road Tests Made in New
First to Use New Mt.
State Supervisor of
Rehabilitation Work
Hood Steel Cliff Route
Located at 215 Second
Street, in Portland, Specializes in Roofing, Paint, Building Ma­
C. J. Blelman, local dealer
terial and in Fact Offer a Complete Building Material Service. Telephone A T 0153.
There certainly is a feeling of se­
O. I. Paulsen of Tualatin has ac­
from this concein you can see them
Being in the first group party
They are known throughout this ing, roofing, etc.
curity and safety in the new 1933 Ford cepted a position as state supervisor
manufacture daily the many pieces of
that
ever
climbed
over
the
new
route
section
as
leaders
in
the
manufacture
In
the
olden
days
when
we
started
Ford Eight, according to C. J. Biel- I of the Vocational Rehabilitation and
wood work you wish for your home.
on
Mt.
Hood
known
as
the
Steel
Cliff
of
sash,
doors,
mill
work
and
allied
to
build
a
home
the
first
requisite
was
man, of the Bielman Motor Co. of took over the office July 1st. Offices
Here also you can pick your design
Beaverton. The new modern lines, of the organization will be located in route, was the distinction gained by lies. In their years of experience this to find a carpenter who could be
out of their stock and know exactly
Art
Vincent
and
Curtis
Tigard.
Fif­
firm
has
attained
fame
through
their
trusted
to
build
properly
the
doors,
roomy body, 112-inch wheel base and Portland and Salem.
teen were in the party that blazed the progressive business method and su sash, staircases and build all the fin­ what you are getting.
powerful engine, distinguish the car
This organization is for the purpose trail and added that route to the num­ periority of products. They are rec­ ish into the home. Not so today with
Heacock Sash & Door Co. knows
as the finest o fa long family to bear of placing men with new jobs who
the needs of the people and provide
ber
of
different
ways
to
the
top
of
ognized
as
experts
in
their
line
this
modern
mill
at
your
disposal.
By
the name Ford.
have been injured in industrial acci­ the mountain.
throughout the county and add to the having the mill work ready made, for every modern improvement to bet­
The new all-steel bodies are wider dents, and is a part of the Roosevelt
The first time that Steel Cliff had progress and prosperity of this much time can be saved on interior ter the manufacture of their line.
and almost a foot longer, measured administration employment plan. An
We in this annual business review
finish.
from the dash, giving increased com­ opportunity is given men to learn a been ascended from the south side was section.
They make a specialty of mill work
Prices of lumber and building ma­ compliment them upon the very valu­
fort to all passengers. The attractive new profession, more suitable to their a week previous to the climb Sun­
new dash, with the instrument panel physical handicap, which relieves rela­ day, July 24, by the Mazama organiza­ of all kinds and can supply you with terial are now down to a place where able service they are rendering our
community.
directly in front of the driver, has a tives, as well as the state from sup­ tion of Portland. Two of the ex­ sash, doors, special mill work and
it is quite a lot cheaper to build than to
Look for their special ad in
wood
work
of
all
kinds,
paints,
oils,
perienced
guides
explored
the
south
large-faced speedometer
which is porting them.
east side to find a new trail to the top builders’ hardware, hardwood floor- rent. A novel feature in ordering another part of this paper.
easy to read without changing the
Mr. Paulsen, who is a brother of
and as a result, there was a new route
driving position.
Mrs. R. E. Banton, of Multnomah,
There U a handy glove compart­ plans to move his family to Salem to reach the top. The start is made
Mrs. Harry Clark motored to Cali­ gon on a business trip of several days
Mrs. Jake Faix of Tigard, visited
ment to the right of thedash, adjust­ about the first of August, where they from the regular south side climb fornia by way of Crater Lake.
duration.
i her sister Mrs. O. E. Lierman Wed­
starting place and the trail continues
able front seats and the upholstery in will make their homes.
Harris H. Hansen is substituting
Mrs. Wilbur Weed and son Bobby of nesday.
up the south slope to the White river for F. S. Kelly, rural carrier, who is Boulder City, Nev., visited Mrs. Guy
the car I drove was of rich silky mo­
A marriage license was is « e d Tues­
glacier near Steel cliff. The glacier enjoying a vacation .
hair.
The seat and back cushions ADJUSTMENT ACT TO FI.ACK
day at Vancouver, Wash., to Monroe
Carr Thursday.
were very deep and comfortable.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Jacobsen and Mr.
WHEAT ON liUO-H LEVEL is crossed and the trail leads up loose
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Albert and Mr. J. Shannon, Beaverton, Oregon, and
rock to a quite steep snow field whose and Mrs. R. R. Summers spent a few
The car was equipped with a safety
and
Mrs. Ira Crawford, of Portland, Mi.s Lucille E. Aebisher, of Chicago,
end is on Steel's cliff. The going is days this week at Taft
glass windshield and, since it was a
visited
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thyng 11 1 .
Continued
from
Page
1
then over the sharp rocky ledge and
Deluxe Model,
had safety glass
Little Marilyn Johnson is visiting
Jeff Duzan who has been ill for
Sunday.
Nothing is to prevent any grower to the last snow field which is very her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. T.
throughout.
some time, was taken to a Portland
Betty
Jean
Ward,
of
Portland,
visi­
In performance the car surpasses all remaining outside the provision of the j steep and climbing up it was compar Boyd.
hospital Tuesday.
previous models in getaway, top plan und increasing his wheat acre- j able to climbing a ladder placed
C. C. Carter is now domiciled in his ted her cousin Rhoda Thyng several
Mr. Younger, father of Mrs. Yarton,
days
this
week.
speed and engine smoothness.
Al­ age if he desires to grow wheat in close to a building.
new home ,the old Pegg house, on
who has been seriously ill is now in a
The Mazamas had thelr regulaI. Third and Angel street.
though the particular car I drove had competition with another farmer who
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Cushman (Lil­ Portland hospital.
comparatively few miles on it, I was may be getting payments of 25 cents c iimb last Sunday and approximately
Dewey the Plumber has installed a lian Findley) of Portland, are receiv­
Jesse Baker of Portland, visited his
able to get sixty-one miles an hour in on more per bushel on 5-8 of his crop 200 Mazamas and frlends climbed the deep well water system at the home ing congratulations over the arrival father George Baker the latter part
The
man
who
accepts
the
plan
gets
‘‘second’’ and eighty miles an hour in
mountain. Approximately 100 was in of F. A. Hastings Raleigh station, also of a baby daughter born July 14.
of last week.
the market price on all his wheat plus one group going up the regular south F. Sorbits of Cooper Mt. the past
"high” without difficulty.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Timmer and
Mr. and Mrs. John Kerby returned
the
adjusted
payments
on
his
domes-
The motor throughout the entire
side climb. Another new route known week.
Miss Maxine H. Anscom spent the from Ocean Lake Thursday where
test ran cooly, without overheating tio allotment. Land taken out of as the Yocum ridge route was ascen­
A son of Rev. Gordon was hit by a week end at Hebo visiting Mr. and they had spent their vacation.
despite the high speed. I think a wheat production need not remain ded by a party of six Mazamas, in­ slow moving auto and was knocked Mrs. Shannon.
Mrs. T. B. Harris undewent an oper­
great deal of this fine peiformance is idle. This section is particularly for­ cluding one girl. Three girls made to the pavement Wednesday but was
ation at Emanuel hospital Monday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Snipes
of
Reed-
tunately
situated
as
there
are
several
due to the new aluminum cylinder
only bruised .
the Steel cliff route.
ville, Miss Elsie Whitworth and Gor­ Several blood transfusions was ne­
heads which dissipate the heat faster seed crop possibilities that offer
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jannsen and don Halsten spent the week end on cessary.
The
start
was
made
from
the
new
prospects
of
as
good
or
better
returns
than any previous cylinder head metal
Mazama lodge which is built near the family spent several days at the beach the Wilson river.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Whipple and two
Comfort for the driver and for his than wheat. There is the restriction
Ruth Barnes of Portland, was a
new road to the timber line and is
daughters
of Wichita, Kansas, spent
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Spencer
Bond
and
two
that
such
lands
must
not
be
used
for
passengers in a small car is greatly
about two miles fom Govenment camp guest of Miss Mabel Richter this sons of Long Beach, California, visi­ the day with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
dependent upon the roadadtftty and the production of nationally grown
Climbers rode in cars several miles week.
Scott Thursday.
riding comfort afforded. Ford has crops in which we usually have a
Mrs. L. Richey drove to Camp Mer- ted Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith Tues­
up the new road until halted by soft
day.
They
were
former
neighbors
of
taken a long step forward in this new surplus.
iweather Wednesday and Carl Beach,
Acceptance of the plan does not in roads due to melting snows.
long wheel job.
Jean Brown, and James Miller, who Mrs. Smith over twenty years ago.
Mrs.
Flora
Leedy
was
given
a
TWO?
* TWO?
* TWO?
I want to tell you that there is a any way alter the method of market­
have been on a two weeks vacation
tremendous amount of comfort for all ing the crop. The grower may sell floral shower for her birthday which there returned with her.
Watchmakers and Jewelers
passengers and under all road condi­ when and where he chooses or he can is Friday by the members of the Ti­
in Beaverton. Both of long experi­
Y O U R H O M E CAFE
Local postoffices have been desig-
tions—rolling, bumps, chuck-holes, keep all the wheat at home and feed gard Rebekahs at their meeting Tues­
ence and careful training.
FULL
COURSE
LUNCH
OR
She received 17 bou­ anted to help cooperate with the Na­
washboard ripples, concrete, dirt roads It to the livestock if he so decires.Any day evening.
Fine Repairing a Specialty
DINNER 25c
tional
Industrial
Recovery
adminis-
i
macadam it takes them all with ease grower may withdiaw at any time by quets of flowers, an angel food birth­
Home
Cooking
H.
KELLINGTON
A. E. WILSON
tration and will cary supplies of stick-!
and at the same time gives the driver repaying the amount that have been day cake and a plate. A peanut game
located in
located in
72»
WEST
PARK,
Bet.
ers,
cards,
etc.
was played with Mrs. Sarah Van
a feeling of complete control of his paid him as benefits.
Hedge Building
Boyd Building
Morrison and Yamhill
Miss
Ida
M.
Brown
and
her
neice,
|
Kleek
winning
first
and
J.
B.
Beck­
automobile.
near Old, Wortman & King
Have your watch repairing done in
Miss Lucille Brown, left this week for j
ham getting last.
A sense of safety is at all times
Mrs. J. F. Bradley, Mgr.
BEAVERTON CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Beaverton.
Satisfaction assured.
Los
Angeles,
California,
where
Miss
apparent. Even at 80 miles an hour I
V.
Lucille
will
take
a
seven
weeks
post
felt no lightness, sway or insecurity.
Next Sunday is the last Sunday of
graduate session at the University of
The new Ford is a car for all pur­ our contest with the Hillsboro church Interesting Bits of
Southern California. She is studying
poses and nil classes of people. It de­ of Christ Bible School. This Sunduy
Community News social work.
A U T O SA LES & LOAN CO.
%
livers what you ask of it!
may determine whether or not wc win
DEALERS IN NEW A USED CARS
i
Miss Lucille McGee of Elmonica,
the banner again. Many times mem­
Fine Used and Reconditioned Cars
*».
Alfred A. A. Gunther, who has been spent several days last week visiting
It isn't what a man says that counts bers arrive to late to be counted on
We Satisfy Our Customers . . . Over 80 Cars to Choose From
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but his wife’s reply.
the roll which is very often taken the residing for the past year in the house Mrs. J. W. Sprague.
PRICED FROM $30 to $1250
first thing. Try and avoid this by formerly owned by Ed Chalman at
Dr. Robert Wood is in Eastern Ore­
SALESROOM:
Eighth and Haw thorne Ave.
EAst 7457 $
Raleigh,
recently
purchased
it.
being in the school promptly at 9:45.
BIG LOT: Grand Avenue and Madison Sts.
EAst 2669
Mrs. Louise Carter and Genevieve
Friday August the 4th all ladles in­
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PERFECTION TAILORS
terested in organizing a missionary McCormic, Mrs. Otto Johnson and
Wrote ‘‘Home, Sweat Horn«"
spent Friday with their aunt Mrs. R.
Specializing
In
Clothes
for
the
society
will
meet
at
the
pastor's
home
Is It nut odd tliut u man who never
Well Di'Chscd Man
B. Brown.
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had a home and died in a foreign land at 2 o'clock promptly. A splendid
IMPORTED S l DOMESTIC
program
has
been
planned
and
re­
WOOLENS AT POPULAR PRICES
should hare written the well beloved
All clothes Designed and made in
lines of “ Home, Sweet Home"? Or freshments will be served. Mrs. C.
í
our own shot» under the personal
was It a natural expression of an In­ Tompson will officiate and Mrs. R.
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supervision of Max Weinstein.
Manufacturers
and
Jobbers
429 S. W. 10th Ave. near Wash..
nate longing for something Hue never Johnston will lead in the discussion.
AT TUNNEL
PAINTS. OILS. GLASS, BUILDERS’ HARDWARE
Ground Floor new Fleidner Bldg.
The message of the morning wor­
known by experience? John Howard
MIIJ. WORK. HARDWOOD FLOORING, ROOFING. ETC.
ONLY
REAL
BEER
GARDEN
Payne was horn in New York In 1792, ship next Sunday will be "Duties Pre-
IN OREGON
At 8 o’clock
939 S. W . Second Ave., Cor Salmon
Portland Ore. 'i
and wus the uuthor of several plays, taining to the Faith."
Beer
7
Days
WYck, 24 Hours I>ay
among them "Brutus," "Charles II" Mr. Springer will bring a message on
DANCE EVERY NIGHT
and “ Clarl, the Maid of Milan," first "Glorifying God.”
Good Music
BEST G R AD ES A N D M A T E R IA L S
sung at the Covent Garden theater.
Phone W A . 1081 for
London, In 182.'t. In the last named
C. Bonlokke and Hawley Buck are
Í
Ozark Brand Paint....................
.... ...............$1.49 gal.
play occurred the famous song, lie still harping on their bad luck last
Reservations
was sent to Tunis ns American consul Sunday when they walked several
5 Ft. Step L adder........... .........
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89c
Cor. Union Ave and
In 1841, and died there in 18.72. The miles after big fish and found the fish
song was adapted to a Sicilian tune so .small they were not worth taking
Lombard Sts.
24 inch 4-Drawer Chests ........
............ ...........„...$3.85
written by Sir Henry Bishop, com­
Portland, Oregon
home.
poser of many operas. Indinuapolls
Glass Knob Door lock sets.....
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Best Quality Floor W ax ........
..................45c lb can
s Heacock Sash & Door Company
Try Our Lunches
25c
AUTO SERVICE
A U T O P AIN TIN G
Free Steam Clean
$15— $20
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A.H. ROSSI, Prop.
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C. & S. Auto
Paint Shop
Data avnllahln
on anv question
ut nominal fees
1025 M. K. Grand A Taylor
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Chimney Sweep
Wall
Paper
Twenty Years Under Management
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Expert Chimney Sweep
Furnace Repairing—
Boiler Cleaning
Roofs. Gutters, Flag Poles
& Smokestacks
Cleaned, Painted, Repaired
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SO-lu Textile
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Vacuum Cleaned
301 N. E. 65th T A . 3883
Specializes in Suburban
Homes and Acreage
OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS
Iatnrest Firm In Blast Portland
R o y ’ s T ir e S h op
825 S. E. Grand Ave.
Ground Floor) EA. 3151
Ret
HE. 3870
Across from Oriental Tlie«tre
l per roll, \
When vou buv Automobile Insurance,
what should vou consider?
You should first consider PROTEC­
TION and next COST.
The Farmers Automobile Inter-Insur­
ance Exchange adiusts its claims im­
mediately and falrlv
They do not ouibble over technicalities
Their cost is onlv about one-half the
usual cost and the premiums are paid
semi-annually
Pleasure car drivers who are Careful
Drivers and who want ximh I protection
at reasonable cost should call.
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Open from «.on a. m. to S a. m.
Phone BEacon 01*82
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and
iilehei
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with Dunli-1'» Nu-IJfe
Makes vour car look tike new.
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Highland Tavern
RESTAURANT a FOUNTAIN
We feature
Quality Food, Service and
Hospitality at Popular Price«
815 S. W. BROADWAY
Betty Ironside. Mgr.
C. F. Stone, Pres.
$3.00
D AN IELS
Union and Tillamook
MU. 201.1
A g en ts W a n ted
V;
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Residents of Multnomah, Aloha,
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Aloha, Oregon
Phone 8210
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—
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F R ID A Y -S A T U R D A Y , JULY 28-29
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House & Barn
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KIPPERED SNACKS, R & W , Smkd, 1/4 s 2 9c
FRUIT SA LAD , R & W , 2s___
__________ 18c
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.................... 5c
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$ 1 .4 5 to $ 3 .3 5
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D AN IELS
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37!/2C
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and our finest stock,
2 0 C
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LARGE SUPPLY OF
USED TIRES
weave ef-
brown and
i
( Beautiful
0 . V . Badley, Realtor
Trade In Your Old Tire* for Our
Retreads at Low Price«
and
Reg. 43c to 30c
Bedroom Paper
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Sacrificed Tires
rnside Street,
P a rk
J 2.1 w a v Bu and
A B O U T STE W A R T’S
Ter Gallon
Special Floor l-acquer
Quality, dries In 20
a
minutes, per ml.
rS
w hile It laata ....
D E V IL E D M EAT, R & W ,
excellent
« n a
1 7 fS
CORN BEEF. R & W , Square tins...
____ 16c
ROAST BEEF, R & W , square tin .
17c
CH ICKEN T A M A L E S, Stidd’s, 10 oz tin
14c
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All Paint Materials are
SHE R W IN-W ild JAMS
Place vour order with us while
unonoinsr then drive to our store
and w> shall carry the poods out
to vour ear. to save vou the trouble
of parkin?.
STEWARI 3 PAINT 5 T 0 HL
JRO L Al OFR
...........................4c
TOM ATO SOUP, Campbells, 3 tins for____ 20c
AT 74 3 9
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