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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1933)
BEAVERTON TH U RSDAY, E N T E R P R IS E V /.W M V A S V A V .V .V W A V A V .V .V .V .V .'.V .V /.V .V .V .V .V . 3 . 1 , 1*33 Allison H. Dean Co. CONSUMER’S STATEM EN T OF COOPERATION doing a record midsummer business. W e are selling more West Side building sites and acreage bargains than ever before at this time of year. I will cooperate in reemployment by supporting and patron izing employers and workers who are members of N.R.A. H. H. JKFFBEK8, Publisher AUGUST ---------------o r r l c I A X N E W SP A P E R OF TICE TOW N OF BKAVKKTON “TH E HIGHLANDS” j ents a fortunate purchase we were Hewitt Boulevard and! able to make trom out ot ata^ own- Bounded by Published Thuraday of each wee* by P » n .e r l^ lie h in g Co., at Beaverton _ . , . . ! era. Here we offer 10 acre tract* Barnes Road, and by Sylvan and the lovely woodod land with a ^ Ore. Bntered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Beaverton. Ore. West Hills Golf course, with Canyon stream through each piece. Some Subscription Rates Road running right through the cen-1 open land on each parcel. View of (Street) -------- $ .36 j — $1.00 Three M o n th s------------- One Tear ter. This district is destined to be Mt- Hood. Almost level, good soil. _ .00 Subscriptions Payable in Advance Six Months Portland’s most popular home sec- ^ be grading of Stephenson Road tion, lying as it does, close to the big °Pens this for the first time to public (Town or city) (State) city, yet on the way to the lovely When this road is finished, and the Beaverton Office — Broadway at O. K. track. Phone 7603 Tualatin Valley and its thriving 4th St. Highway is finished, this land Phone ATwater 5914 Portland Office— 108 Dekum Bldg. In this district we have sold will be very valuable but that will WAVWAflAWAWWAAV.W/AWAW.V.V.W.WAW.’A towns. this past 3 months, 15 home sites, be your profit, because we will sell from one acre to 7 acres each. 5 you for cash, 10 beautiful acres for HAL HOSK ANNOUNCES OREGON FEARS FOUND RICH only $1250. Think of it! The price Entering High School houses now under construction. “GOOD LUCK" D A IS FOR TRIPS IN I’ RIZED FOOD ELEMENTS of one city lot, yet closer to down Thousands of young men and young women (they! Per80ai who are auper3tituUous town Portland than 82nd and Sandy FOR SALE aren’t boys and girls after they get out of the grades) will about ..good ,uck., dayfl to 8tart mo_ Any time Oregon pear growers de 5 acres, close to Sylvan on Scholls | Blvd. 10 acres for the price of a lot! to tell the world about the ad enter high school this year,and if they are the right kind of tor trip« win be interested in recent cide LAND W ANTED vantage of eating frequently a rich, Ferry Road, due west of Kenneth 1 Hanslis $100,000 estate. 2 springs young people they will get the right kind of a thrill from r®p°rts from the office of Hai e . ripe Bose, Anjou or Winter Nelis, now running a small stream, heavy! We want to know every parcel of will be able to get plenty of land, every farm, every piece of this experiencee. _ | “good record” day» fi om the accident they health arguments from a new Oregon woods, cedar, fir, maple, etc. About acreage on the West Side that is with Entering high school is an epochial event in the life of standpoint, 1000 feet frontage on Scholl’s Ferry State college experiment station bul in 5 miles of downtown Porltand. If anyone who is blessed with the opportunity. Most stu Contrary to common belief, most letin entitled “Biochemical Investiga Road. Price only $2000. A mile far- j the price is right we can sell it for ther East, you will pay same price accidents occur on Saturday and tions of Certain Winter Pears.” dents never get beyond the graduation period in the h ig h ;_ __ for a 50:;100 lot. Last bargain in this you. Monday rather than on Sunday, and Behind this formidable sounding district as good as this. schools. After that they cither go to work or loaf or do a contrary to Vup^titioiu" FrT- title James C. Moore, assistant hor ALLISON II. DEAN CO. little of each. day 18 not a bad day for accidents. ticulturist of the station, reveals the A group of friendly experts FOR SALE results of research into just what A great many young people who enter high school winter pears aie made of and what never graduate, and that is a very sad mstake ior them t o | Cf accidents reported in Oregon since place they might be reasonably ex Near 4th St. Highway, just south Allison H. Dean, Scott S .Corbett, W. E. Whiteside J. A. Hubbell of Multnomah, on Stephenson Road, make, and a still graver mistake on the part of the parents ¡ January 1, 1933. pected to fill in the diet. We are glad to pass on to our cli- 1323 N. E. Broadway, G A. 110« providing the latter deliberately gave their consent to a Approximately is per cent of the The report he just makes shows that in the matter of alkalinity, win SEASON H ERE TO LOCATE “Matrimony” is a serious word child leaving high school without graduating, when it is ie f'^ a rp S ^ r^ tu td ry . '‘u ter pears rate ahead of some famous GRASSHOPPER EGG BEDS says a magazine writer. W ord? We not necessary. cent on Sunday, 16 per cent on Mon- fruits widely advertised for this prop thought a sentence. The first day in high school marks the beginning of an <lay- and 13 Per cent on each the erty. In what is termed “ buffer val Looking ahead to a possible grass ue,” used in measuring the probable hopper outbreak next year, farmers important event in the life of a young man or young wo- remainins day8- Contributing factors to the prob effect of foods in certain conditions might save themselves much future lem of juvenile discipline and control: man who enjoys the privilege of acquiring this important such as malnutrition, these pears loss by spotting grasshopper egg the razor-strop went out with the India’s Monsoon Depended show up exceptionally favorably. In beds at this season, says Don C. Mote education. safety-razors, the hair-brush with Upon to Make the Crops copper content, considered somewhat entomologist at Oregon State college. bobbed hair and the woodshed with There will come a time in the history of this country j monsoon, which sweeps across related to prevention or treatment Trained observers report that it is ' nat,iraj gas. (and it is approaching rapidly nowadays) when a young, the The Indian ocean during the season of anema, winter pears are three to about time to expect another bad person without a high school diploma is going to find from the end of May to September Is four times better than other fruits. outbreak of some species such as was in 1915-1917 and again in j things pretty hard in this life. For education is the stepp-I one o f the most Important factors In The research was carried on at the experienced college in cooperation with the North 1922-23. Indian prosperity. BEER D EALE RS— ing stone to success and independence and without it all Nearly the whole amount of rain west Pear btkeau. Similar studies Swarms of grasshoppers millingj is slavish labor and interminable discouragement. Those which falls In India during the year have shown these pears to be high in around in the air or thickly bunched \ The BIG PROFITS who enter upon high school life today are to he con-[ comes in the monsoon, says the Mont vitamin content and to contain large on the ground usually indicate they Herald, and If the downpour falls amounts of levoulose sugar at some are looking for egg-laying areas on ' A R E IN gratulated. They are marching over a royal road an d! real Indian peasants' and farmers' crops stages of development. Pear produc dry meadows or dry spots in irriga-1 paving their own life’s highway so that progress wll be are ruined. Anxiously they wait every tion is now the major fruit industry ted districts or fields. Observation j D RAU G H T BEER! year for the heavy clouds to hurst, of the state. of the hill grasshoppers in parts of j smooth and sure. Buy the RIGHT equipment and when the wind has rolled them across eastern Oregon is also recommended, I you w ill buy It only once. the Arabian sea to India. as it is about time for them to be In the early days of navigation the come abundant. Destruction of egg ! NRA PUBLICITY MAN The Season of Sunburn Bryan & Stadler equipment is Arabs and the eastern voyagers who beds is one of the most successful designed and guaranteed to main methods of fighting the hoppers. tain and serve beer at the proper During August sunburn takes precedence over thel flrst 8alled tl,e Indian oceun> dePended temperature at a minimum refrig weather as the principal topic of conversation. This is I ^ i?t% d iir w compimies1 regXt^d*tbehr eration cost. Available for either CHURCH NOTICES MUST BE the season when one-half the population is compelled to; voyages to the east according to the ice or mechanical refrigeration. IN OUR OFFICE BY WEDNES listen to the other half bragging about tau or complaining mon8°on8- DAY AFTERNOON FOR THIS WEEKS ISSUE. about blistered shouldbrs and arms. ™ ay 8allors Taryth*!r cou™° d’,r BRYAN & STAD LER (Name) j e , , , j , . . ' Ing the monsoon, which Is really a re- bun baths have effected almost miraculous cures in venmi of th* normal winds over die cases of tuberculosis of the bone and glandular diseases ocean- and a pood coat o f tan or case o f sunburn adds credence to „ the seashore vacation yarn, hut there is also grave danger iy it blows only in the cool season, from sunburn. Inflamation, fever, infection and even! w,len the *un 18 overhead in the north death may follow injudicious exposure to the sun, the burn I'J Z “ i T S l f T S t l S Ol Winch is Hot different from that of fire or Steam. trade wind blows over the Equator Good rules for bathers to follow are to keep out of the and u“ *n clrc,PS round the center of summer sun between the I,ours o f 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. ex- cept for brief periods, to cultivate tan gradually, and not ____________ seek from a week-end trip to return home with a certifi- ^ „ cate of tan to a season at the seaside. C.p.rn.cu. Theory Th.t ,. J'15* no«’, when the practice of exposing children to A .... “ T o , / “ “ " or tnc sun tor ncultli reasons has brought about a special garb theory of copumteus, that the earth for the sunning, the warning is in place — that the period 'lu,ve8 around the sun. instead of the covered and the eyes be protected by dark glasses. “ ”d ’S V “, ' knowledge ' “r,h’ " “ of * o f exposure be brief, and above all else, the head should be various physical and astronomical Sun baths wthout burns, but with all the tan that the phenomena, individual’s complexion entitles him to, is the ideal to be Ther#, u annaa' chan** *n the sought, and in the attainment of this all the beneficial ef- as their nnnual parallax. Either the fects of the sun may be gained without the maladies which starH ,nnke ,his annual clrcult an<1 a11 wait upon hums ot thwn ,D the 8,1 me ,en*ith time, ‘ or the earth makes an nnnual circuit In space which causes the apparent annual movement of the stars. The The next thing on the bill of fare will be split-atom fact that (hey are all made In the same length o f time makes It mure soup. probable that they are due to the mo tion of the earth than that tliej are Money may get a man into trouble, but it is usually due to the Individual motions ol the stars themselves. more helpful in getting him out. The work of Kepler In connection with the laws of planetary motion, of Hollywood is not certain whether three comedians in Galileo, with the use of the telescope, a picture make it three times as funny or whether each and of Newton In connection with the makes the other look sad. laws of gravitation, strengthened the On per idea n theory which In the course of centuries has gained general ac CATLIN SCHOOL OPENS FALL CENT-A MILE TRIPS I eeptance.—I»etrolt News. CatUn school T H E F A R M E R S AUTOMOBILE IN TER-IN SU RAN CE COMPANY E X CH ANGE INSURES AUOTMO- “ 1 BILES AT ABOUT ONE-HALF BRICK AND HOLLOW TILE THE USUAL COST BECAUSE Will Solve Your Masonry Problems FIRST—They feel that pleasure car at the Lowest Coat . . Exp«.rt owners are entitled to a lower rate. ------------------- -------u _ — Advice without obligation SYLVAN BRICK CO. Old Canyon Road at Sylvan Phone BE. 444» ------------ Charles Michels«)», who has served ns publicity director for the Demo cratic national committee, was selected to act 1» the same capacity for the national recovery administration, lie nlso supervises the press “ hand outs” for the agricultural adjustment and public works administrations. im The CATLIN SCHOOL For Girls Resident and Day Pupils Thorough preparation for Eastern and Western Colleges. General Courses—Small Classes. Experienced Teachers * TER M ON SEPTEM BER 12 Tha Complete coverage of the eastern end of Washington county and the southwestern part of Multnomah county, that is why our want ads pay. for girls, ANNOUNCED BY S. P. permanent Wave Special THIS «KKK ONLY by the echool. Careful planning with department heads for the particular college In view is urged. Constantly changing policUxs in col lege entrance requirements necessi- Uteg constant adaption on the part of secondary schools. An important change this year was the decision by five eastern college# to permit selected students to divide their comprehensive examinations between junior and asnlor year. Provisional acceptance Is given If these two junior examinations have a rank of unusual excellence. Jane Hockey, a junior at CatUn school. Is the first Portland girl to obtain pro visional acceptance at Smith college by this method. For this girl who does not go to college there lg a general academic course, cultural In scope and designed as a foundation for the development of special Interests. W hat we wish the neighbor s boy would learn Is that kind hearts ere more than cornet#. roundtrips by the Southern Pacific Company, it was made known here today. v»lnr— P e n n in e XJ ust 31 to September 4 throughout six western states, with return limit of Permanent Waving H Paeon 4545 C or. Morrison at »roadway 9 A.51.-0 P.M. \\e. AppN. Mon., Frl. September 12, according to the an nouncement. ----------------------- , PR EP AR A TO R Y SCHOOL FOR MAKYL1IURST COLLEGE -X.___ Accredited by the state and by Uni versities of Oregon A Washington V A W W S W V S S N W W .S S W .S '. ■ ì l i ' H’ jltilt€P M O’M AN For iitloimuMoii, a d u lt«, Sister Superior Fall Term Opens September 5, 1933 rt Ira-J el An Effective. Soothing Antis« otic Vaginal Jellv. Absolut Iy Harmless Recommended bv Phvslclnns Ask for Contra-Jel Free Booklet Fact* About “ Birth Control” . . AT ALL DRUG STORKS If Ululila U ì Obtain \\ ntv |» « " U V riî,.JaVlVKi  ! r , Or. — A N D LESS, in big, easy riding steel cars on fast trains — EVERT D A Y -E V E R T WHERE O N SOUTHER N PACIFIC irusm i •leHIIOX'rt F IN LE Y A SON Funeral Director» Montgomery St. 4th to Fifth Motor Equipment. 8taff A Facilities for Serving Portland and tta Suburbs bter-UtsuRANCK * COLLEGE OF LAW ST. MARY’S ACADEMY Boarding and Day School High School and Grammar Grades Music and Art Department FARM ERS’ AUTOMOBILE NORTHWESTERN A w a rd ed Flrwt I’ ritr fo r «09 Hitw y. H ide. Sales Agents for : : THE V A N IT Y E O X 1615 Houthwmt 4th Avenue PORTLAND'S PIONEER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS The low rates will be In effect Aug CHRIS M AN & OLIPIIANT INSURANCE AGENCY 933 S W Taylor St., (nr 10th) BR. 5553 651 Culpepper Terrace BRoadway 2028 Portland, Oregon Catalogue on Request R r * . 1 7.SO (No Frlz*e*> Price Complete Krr . ri» ka WAVE— ÍO.IW (Ken. $10)---- ¿é Other* ♦ o $15.90 You do not have to finger-wave our wave* on healthy hair. SECOND—They do not accept those that have had a bad accident record. THIRD—Payments aire made semi annually, and the same policy is kept in force from one year to another. In this way you save the salesman com 7 mission each succeeding year. Residents of Multnomah, Aloha, Beaverton and Tigard are eligible under “ Farm" rates. For fufther information call Mr. Berg, local agent Beaverton Finance Co. FALL TERM OPENS Tuesday, September 12 both Vacation trips ov« r the Labor Day F R O M M A IN U N E P O IN T S r i ? ■nl d“ y bUPl1! Wi,‘ ° P' n f° r week-end this 'year will be placed | the fall term on Tueeday, September within reach of thousands of persons 12. College preparation Is emphasized through an offering of cent-a-mlle Affiliated Nloolal-Neppacli Co. 117 N. W . Davis St. BR. 06X5 Portland . . i f Oregon Offers a Four year Course in PROFESSIONAL LAW leading to the degree of LL. B EVENING CLASSES JUDGE J. H. HENDRICKSON, Dean Fall Seamester Starts SEPTEMBER 15, 1933 For Information and catalog Address Registrar 331 Pacific Building, Portland, Oregon ■H"I»I"I'I' l l ’H I I U I 1 - n i I I U |, | ¡ I I ! I I I I Î t ! I f
