F R ID A Y . O C T O B E R
BEAVERTON
IS. 1933
E N T E R P R IS E
PACE S
Notice of School Meeting
B U Y > N«>
LADIES! Don i let your large abdo
WATCH REPAIR IN#
men and double chin mar your fig
ure; trial treatment
price. B£.
A* -
WATCH REPAIRING
9339. 1014 S. W. Jefferson St., be
S|
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WATCHES
tween 10th and 11th, Portland, Ore.
A
Cleaned and Oilad ar
New Mainspring
SCHOOLS
Fancy shaped unbreakable crystals 50c
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE Stu
HARRY DEPP
dents earn big Money, some Pay 261 Alder SL, near Third. Portland
while Learning. Master Barbers
Complete coverage of the eastern
employ Graduates. Nation Wide
end of Washington county and the
System. 71 3rd. Street, Portland.
southwestern part of Multnomah
OREGON AND MODERN BARBER county, that is why our want ads pay.
COLLEGE Pays you while learning
—N. R. A. creating demand for
barbers. Master Barbers agree to
employ our students. Write or call
1038 S. W. -1st Ave., cor. Main or
135 Madison St., Portland, Ore.
CENTS
10
A LINE
PER TIME
INSTRUCTIONS
TEN CENTS a line per home
Count five words to the line. Then
count your
profits. Cash should
accompany the
order.
When a
statement is required the charge is
15c per line, minimum 50c
These Classified Ads appear in 4
newspapers : Beaverton Enterprise
Tigard Sentinel, Multnomah Press,
Aloha News.
Classified ads produce results, use
SECURE YOUR
them.
FUTURE IN BUSI
neas, begin your court* in account
ing. bookkeeping, shorthand, typing
or any
commercial subjects this
PR1NEVILLE—Trial plantings of
summer. Expert guidance in mak eight different varieties of everbear
ing your selection.
Send (or cata ing strawberries and one trial of the
Marshall variety of single croppers
log now
ASTROLOGER
Mr». Ray Suiythe
will be located in her residence stu
dio after June 1. . . . Have your hor
oscope cast now so that you may in
telligently cope with your present
problems and plan for the future.
SEUwood 1529.
By S lK E S S r °
BEAUTY P AR L OR S
PORTLAND. OREGON
bLacon 3138
were established in Crook county re
cently by O. T. McWhorter, extension
horticultuialist, and G. F. Waldo, fed
eral pomologist at Oregon State col
lege. The everbearing varieties are
| to be tested out on the farm of Wil-
; liam Peterson, and the Marshalls on
| the J. F. Minson farm, both of Pow-
J ell Butte. This district is said to be
exceptionally free from berry insect
pests and other diseases, and an ef
fort will be made to produce clean
i plants.
Wanted: 50 Women Whose liair
W on t Take a Permanent
STAMPS
If you’ve been disappointed, time
and again with a permanent that STAMPS Do you Collect Stamps?
We have the Largest
"won't take” . . then this is your
Stock of Stamps, Albums, and Sup
special news. . The Christy Beauty
plies in Portland.
Mail Orders
Parlor specializes in just such difficult
Filled Promptly. 1000 all different
cases. . . Christy’s Scientific Con
ditioning Treatment given just before J $1 Postpaid. 1000 mixed (on pa
per) 28c. JOHN C. ADAMS, 512S
the permanent assures you a beauti
Certified Spuds Add to Weultli
ful permanent with deep, lasting1 W. Broadway, Portland, Oregon.
HILLSBORO—Most of the Bur
waves. . . and the price is very
WANTED
bank potatoes grown in Oregon trace
small. 505 Raleigh Bldg., AT. 7893.
back to the farm of H. P. Strickler
WOOD WANTED—At Beaverton En
WHEN IN PORTLAND
terprise office, exchange for adver of Sherwood, who was the first grow
con e
to the Esther
tising. printing or subscription. er west of the Cascade mountains to
have a field of Burbanks passed for
Beaverton 7503.
R^ed Beauty Shop
certification, according to W. F. Cy
w h ir e
cordial
and
WANTED: Representative to look rus, county agent. Production of cer
after our magazine subscription in
courteous service awaits
tified seed potatoes was started in
Beaverton and vicinity. Our plan en
you. Best of materials I
Washington county about 10 years
used. Lo\ely permanents * ...... ...n ables vou to secure a good part of ago by the Oregon Extension service
out c /e r head machine.
Special at the hundreds of dollars spent in this and it is estimated that since that
viclnitv each fall and winter for mag
tention given to each customer and ( azines.
Oldest agenev in U. S. time the practice has added some
remember
Guaranteed lowest rates on all period $15,000 to the value of the potato
ESTHER REED BEAUTY SHOP icals, domestic and foreign. Instruc crop in the county.
This year 306
205 Columbia Bldg.
tions and equipment free.
Start a acres of potatoes, including 30 acres
Between Park and West Park, on growing and permanent business in of Netted Gems, grown on 51 Wash
whole or
spare time.
Address ington county farms, were passed for
Washington or AT. 4573 for appt.
MOORE-COTTRELL, Inc.. Wavland
examination.
Road. North Cohocton. N. Y.
BUILDERS
Construction
Financing
W. F. Hart & O. C. Hart
HOW TO MAKE MILK SOUPS
Milk may be used with many vege
tables to make nourishing soups.
Make them, for your children!
A
nnlk vegetable soup Is one of the best
foods you can give your family for
dinner or for supper. It is also one
of the best ways to help your child
consume his daily quart of milk
Milk is recognized by scientists as the
most valuable and yet one of the
cheapest foods for health.
Milk soups may be made from dif
ferent vegetables such as lentils,
beans, dried peas, corn, celery, onions,
spinach, potatoes and tomatoes. Use
only one vegetable at a time. This
provides opportunity to make differ
ent kinds of soups und prevents child
ren especially, from refusing to eat
them.
Cook any vegetables selected with
a few slices of onions until soft.
Chop finely or rub through a strainer
according to the vegetable. Add the
chopped or strained vegetable and
juice to
the white sauce (recipe
below.)
Lentils, split peas or dried beans
are excellent for soupis.
They are
both nourishing and cheap.
Wash
such vegetables thoroughly and soak
over night. Cook with onion in the
water in which they have soaked.
Do not add soda to the cooking water
Rub cooked vegetables through a
strainer.
In making tomato soup use 1-8 tea
spoonful of soda for each cup of juice
Stir the soda into the juice just be
fore adding it to the white sauce to
prevent curdling of the milk.
Serve
at once.
WHITE SAUCE
2 tablespoonfuls butter or other fat
1 tablespoonful of flour _for each
cup of milk and vegetable juice used
1 teaspoon salt
2 cups milk
(All measures are level)
Use a double boiler for making
white sauce. Melt the fat, add flour,
and stir until well mixed. Gradually
add the milk, stirring until smooth
and slightly thick. Add the chopped
or strained vegetable and juice to the
thickened milk. The amount of vege
table necessary varies with the kind
and flavor—usually 1 cup of vegetable
for each 2 cups of milk. If the soup
is too thick after the vegetable is
added, milk or vegetable juice can be
used to make It the desired consist
ency. Season to taste with salt and
butter.
Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of ¡School District
48 of
Washington County, State of Oregon, that a school meeting of said district
be helu at Bea\erlon on the 23rd Uay of October, 1933, at 8 oclock in the altet-
noon tor the puipoae of discussing the budget heieinutter set out with the
levying board, and to vote on the proposition of levying a special district tax.
The total amount of money nteded by the said school district dunpg the
fiscal year beginning on June 20, 1933 and ending June 20, 1934, is estimated
in the following budget and includes the amounts to be received from the
county school lund, slate school tund, elementary school fund, special district
tax, and ull other moneys of the district.
When the budget meeting is held in connection with the annual school
meeting, the following provision of section 232, ¡School Laws 1929, snould be
observed: "Until the ballots are counted at least one hour after the time set
for the meeting in districts of the second and third classes, any legal voter of
the district shall be entitled to vote upon any matters before the meeting.”
bi D o n
Estimated Receipts
Balance on hand at beginning of school year (third
Monday in June) for which this buuget is made____ $ 200.27
From county school tund — ------------------------- ------------ 3.051,30
766.30
Fi oin state school fund — ----------------- ---- ------------------
Flour elementary school fund -----— ~----—--------------- ... 2,562.00
158.39
From tuition lor. pupils below high school -----------------
From county high school tuition tund for tuition and
transportation ------------------- ----------------------- ------------ I 16,650.00
3,620.28
Endorsed County Warrants
...$37,008.54
Total Estimated Receipts
ESTIMATED EATEN DUT RES
Elementary Hi School
GENERAL CONTROL
Personal service, supt______________________ $ 781.20 $ 1,562.40
240.00
120.00
C le r k ------------------------------------------------------
30.0o
10.00
• s u p p lie s ______ ____ _____ _—
------- — --------
175.00
100.00
Elections and publicity...-------------------------
67.00
33 AH)
Legal services (clerk's bond, audit, etc)....
Total Expense of General Control
INSTRUCTION—Supervision
Ribaci pals ___________________ _________
............. $ 3,118.60
1,160.40
..$ 1,166.40
Total Expense, Supervision -----
INSTRUCTIONS— Teaching
Teucheis ________________ —— -------- ._
Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.)— ....... .....
Textbooks (desk copies and indigents)...
6,933.60
230.00
448.25
13,830.75
575.00
... $23,184.00
Total Expense of Teaching _______
OFKRATION OF PLANT
Personal service Janitors and other employes
Janitors' supplies................. ................... ........
Fuel and pnone..... — ----------------- ~--------....
Light a(nd Power.___________________ —-----
Total Expense of O peration_______
MAINTENANCE A REPAIRS
Repair and replacement of furniture and
equipment .......................... - __ ______ _____
Repair & maintenance of bldg and grounds
1,134.71
loo.oo
273.00
159.31
122.06
1,300.33
150.00
557jOO
475.86i
248.85
..$ 4,521.31
200.00
50.00
500.00
575.00
Total Expense of Maintenance and Repairs.............. ................ $ 1,325.00
AUXILIARY AGENCIES
Library, books, supplies, repairs, etc............
100.00
300.00
Personal service, supplies A other exp
1,262.82 7,800.00
Total Expense of Auxiliary Agencies ................ ................ .......$9,462.82
FIXED CHARGES
Insurance ................... ........................................
215.83
431.67
Total Fixed Charges ...
CAPITAL OUTLAYS
New furniture und equipment.
----------------------------------------- $
Total Capital Outlays .
DEBT SERVICE
Principal on bonds ............ ........
Principal on warrants ............
Interest on bonds _____________
Interest on warrants ____—____
-------------------------------------------1
___
90.00
647.50
300.00
390.00
------------------------ $ 5,000.00
1,3009.85
----------------------- 1,217.50
---------------- --- ---
500.00
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
Total Debt Service ...................................
$19,727.35
U K AIYTUI.ATION
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 48
Total
estimated ex|ii-iisL-s
expenses ior
for me
the year.........
year..
----- <..u,iaicu
.................... $62,370.53
This original estimate shows in parallel columns the unit costs of the several services, materials and supplies for' Total estimated receipts, not including proposed tax..... 37,008.54
the three fiscal years next preceding the current year, the detail expenditures for the last one of said three pre-1
DENTISTS
ceding fiscal years and the budget allowances and expenditures for six months of the current year. ("Six months of Balance amount to be raised by district tax
......... $25,368.04
DR. A. L. GROOM DENTIST—Ex the current year” means six months of the last school year.) See Sec. 238, 1927 School Laws.
SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES
For school year from June 20, 1933, to June 20, 1931
amination and care of the teeth is
Personal service sum......................................................... $ 29 , 409.39
economy and proihotes good health
Expenditures and
and appearance, 516 Dekum Bldg.
budget allowance for Expenditures for three fiscal years Supplies ................................................................................ 8,217 82
six months of last next preceding the last school year Maintenance and Repairs ____________ _______ _________ 1,325.00
Third and Wash., St., AT. 5940.
school year.
Debt Service ................................. ....... ........................
1972735
- _____
Miscellaneous sums ..............................................._ ........... 3 , 697.02
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CONCORD GRAPES—2o lb, John
......... $62,376.58
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INDEBTEDNESS
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Amount of bonded indebtedness (Include all warrants
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FURNITURE REPAIRING, Finish
issued by vote of electors)___________ ________ ________ 28,000.00
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Amount of warrant indebtedness on warrants issued and
ing, Garvison, Multnomah viaduct.
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endorsed "not paid for lack of funds”_______________ 13,009.85
BR 4826
BR 3756
I
"Builders of Personality Homes"
ATwater 4489
308 Woodlark Bldg..
Portland. Ore.
asís
GOOD CIRCULATING HEATER $25
—Multnomah Furniture Exchange, I. GENERAL CONTROL
¡Superintendent .............
$ 2 343 fiO
Thomas Bldg., below P. O.
C l t i k .......................................
% 3«n no
Compulsory education, census . .
PATENT ATTORNEY
Sup] lit.
40 00
Elections and publicity..............
275.00
Far II S ,n d Foreign
Lc il service (clerk's bond, audit etc.).......
100.00
Punting ................... ...........
Total Expense of General Control ............... $ 3,118.60
PATENTS
T r a d e m a r k s & Copy r i g h t 3
SAMUEL
P a te n t
JACOBSON
A tto rn e y
Interviews Without Obligation
Free Booklet on Request
805 Venn Bldg., BE. 1424
Portland. Oregon
PERSONAL
HEALTH can be established through
right eating habits, and our nature
cure system, when all others fail.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Dr, Cora V.
Getty, Naturopath & Chiropractor,
602 Times Bldg., Cor. 4th & Wash.
Portland. Phone BE 3665.
11. INSTRUCTION—.Supervision
Principals .............................
£ 1 1 fifi 40
Total Expense of Supervision..................... $ 1,166.40
111. INSTRUCTION—Teaching
Teachers ... .....................
$20 7ft4 35
Supplies ................................
Textbooks (desk copies and indigents)...............
448.25
Other expense of teaching... ....................
Total Expense of Teaching
$22,017.60
IV. OPERATION OF PLANT
Janitors and other employes..............
Janitors’ supplies ___
Fuel and telephone.....................
Light and power ......................................
Water .....................................
Total Expense of Operation
50.00
70.50
$ 1,600.19
$
$
648.00
6(8.00
$11,685.16
400.09
224.12
37.02
280(*»
830 00
635 37
370 90
$ 4,521.31
142.96
374.22
317.68
185.45
$62,376.58
4
$ 1,301 96
180.00
25.00
25.00
37.50
50.00
«
Gift nn
$11,685.11
490.52
214 5n
$ 1,123.35
30.00
54.50
141.56
100.00
$ 3,400.98
$ 3,735.96
$ 3.833.57
$ 1,296.00
$ 1,296.00
$ 1,395.00
$ 1,395.00
$25,703.03
$24,633.48
$23.370.23
800.18
448.25
285.92
748.45
434 89
9£9 IQ
261 5<)
403.10
352.76
4.75
$
150.00
500.00
806.20
705.53
9.50
$ 1,521.23
PRINTING
Let US take care of your
$ 2,435.04
$ 4,(75.68
$
Total Indebtedness ....... ........................._....._........................:.$41/)09^85
Dated this 10th day of October, 1933
Attest: ALTHEA HAULENBECK, District Clerk
J. R. TALBERT,
__________________________________
Chairman, Board of Directors
$ 2,603.92
$24,692.70
$ 1,217.52
Colds and Influenza respond to VL AUXILIARY AGKNl UCS
Library booko, supplies, repairs, etc..
$ 400.00
Chiropractic
wonderfully. Don't
Other auxiliary agencies personal service
hesitate to see Dr. Redmond.
Supplies and other expenses ..............
$ 9,062.82
Consultation Free.
Tuition rebate ............................. .
705 Dekum Bldg. Portland
2-10-av
Total Expense Auxiliary Agencies
$ 9.462.82
______ ______________________ "
o JIENTIFIC HEALTH BUILDER
VII. FIXED * IIAKGES
Nervous and Chronic Diseases
Insurance ........................................
$ 647 50
Total Fixed Charges
DR. D. E. CHRISTIANSEN
$ 6(7.50
Chiropi actor Physician
M il. CAPITAL OUTLAYS
210 Times Bldg., 4th and Wash. St.
New furniture and equipment........................
$ 390 00
Portland Phone ATwater 5931
Total Capital Outlays
$ 390.00
Residence Phone STafford 0264
IX. DEBT SERVICE
CR. E
A L B L R T A SAC RY . C h ir
Principal on bonds ............................................. •
Principal on warrants .......................
13009.85
opodist.
Both feet treated $1.00,
Interest on bonds ... ...... ........
1 217 5«)
Instant painless relief. Steam mas
Interest on warrants
500.00
sage $1.
Open evenings, 607 Ral
Total Debt Service
$19,727.35
GR\M> rO TAl....................
$ 1,301.96
180.00
27.25
70.78
$ 2,435 04
DRUGLESS HEALTH INSTITUTE
Steam Baths, Massage, Violet Ray
V. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS
Treatments for Colds, Rheumatism
Repair & replacement of furniture & equipment $ 700.00
and Constipation. Consultation Free
Repair & maintenance of buildings & grounds.-
625.00
Dr Elna A. Sorenson, N. D., 418
SuDDlies ...................................
Total Expense of Maintenance A Re|uiirs $ 1,325.00
Swetland Bldg., AT 0403.
eigh Bldg., BEacon 5676, Portland.
r
$ 4,620.94
$ 4,785.83
$ 1,398.50
< 5,426.21
$
SOCIAL and
COMMERCIAL
PRINTING
-*
$
2(8.62
$
250.00
1,582.50
4,337.07
58.75
$
$
328.75
157.78
3,700.00
145.81
1
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41
ir» no
$ 5,000.00
3,700.00
1 893 65
$
. •
497.65
8,674.14
117.51
$ 9,289.80
»10,890.67
*10.855.38
$
$
647.50
647.59
t
444 1?
^
10(1,041
$
«
315.57
3152(7
$
533.04
*
861 j O»
$ 5,000.00
3,700.00
145.81
$ 8,845Al
$ 6.265.57
LETTERHEADS
CIRCULARS 1
HAND BILLS ENVELOPES
STATEMENTS CARDS
WEDDING CARDS
PAMPHLETS
PROGRAMS
» 5,1232)2
$64,484.77 $54,786A3 *.»7.054 M
BESSIE V. HAYES
When tired or suffering from Rheu
I. Althea Haulenbeck, do hereby certify that the above estimate of expenditures for the year 1933-1934 was pre
matism, take a mineral steam bath pared by me and that the expenditures and budget allowance for six months of the current year and the expend!-,
bath for rest and health. 705 De tures for the three fiscal years next preceding the curient year as shown above have been complied from the records
kum Bldg., BE. 2614.
in my charge and are true and correct copies thereof.
ALTHEA HAULENBECK, District Clerk.
PIONEER PUBLISHING CO.
Beaverton at O. E. Tracks
Telephone 7503 •;
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