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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1934)
F R ID A Y , A P R I I . IS. 1934 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE PAGE 9 ---- » lander. a vote of thanks. Miss Verna Mae Walters of Cedar Also at the c-iicus as a guest of the Mills, was a Sunday guest at the troop was Scout Russell Goddard, of St rut hews home. 1 roop 23b, Tillamook. He was for | L. M. Daview and sons Henty and merly a member of the Beaverton Archie and Robert Campbell spent I troop. Saturday and Sunday fishing on the I Nature course announcements may Wilson river. i b® made at tonight's meeting. Test- . I Wm. F. Campbell spent several days | work will be featured. LADIES' Don't let your large abdo OREGON VEGETABLE EXPERT many problem: of disease control, last week neaw White Salmon, Sevtral scouts are preparing for the C EN TS men and double chin mar your fig-j NOTES CALIFORNIA METHODS variental breeding an<%selection, soil Maurice Willoughby expects to I advanced court of honor next Thurs ure; trial treitment H price. BE. fertility problems and the like. A LIN E report for work at CCC camp the first day, and some for the lower court the 9339, 10X4 S VV. Jefferson St., be- A' G' B B01“ ! 11*1- head of the vege- | first Thursday in May. In the Imperial valley 22,000 acres j Qf' tbe PER TIM E tween 10th and 11th. Portland. O re.,tab1« croPa action at Oregon State of lettuce is being grown, and 14,000! ... _ Lisle Walker, Asst. S. M. Strut hers was a college, has just returned from Cali- acres more in the Salinas valley. New ‘ ls8 r° ea forma where he spent a two-months, york No 12 anJ j ta, F are the week end guest at the A. C. Robinson CoiiM>rvatiou ami the Scout la»w (\ I > home in Portland. INSTRUCTIONS leave of absence observing methods' , . . . . ... m . SCHOOLS 10.,"A Scout is Brave. He hus tin» „ _ _ m _ i varieties used in the bulk of the of mass pioduction and marketing ot pjan^|ngj8 Carl Olson and Vincent Willoughby courage to face danger in spite of truck crops in that state. The inditt- * TEN CENTS a line per Issue were fishing near Cochran Sunday fear and to stand up for the right morning. Count five words to the line». Then MOLER Barbee College This In- trV ha* «town there to an enormous against the coaxings of friends or count your profits. Cash should ternational System is the scientific s‘ze- providing a supply for ship- Miss Dorothy St rut hers and Mrs. the jeers or threats of enemies, and H IT E O N accompany the order. When a wav= ¿onto nav: 3 teachers Write ping the year-around to outside states Lucile Flint of Scholls spent Tuesday defeat does not down him.’ or call 227 S. W. 3d ave.. Portland, and inexpensive vegetables for home statement is required the charge is To the brave person, the forewt deep Hiteon club met Wednesday, April at Mrs. Robert Holland’s at Beaverton consumption which are widely used. 15c per line, minimum &Oo Trachel Brothers of Bethany, pur- though it may be, is neither myster he reports. Some other observations * lhe bome ^*rs- p *°*a ^eedy at OREGON AND MODERN BARBER follow- He knows tho Tigard with sixteerf members and two “ - e l a horse from C. VV. Struthers ious nor terrifying. These Classified Ads appear in 4 enemies of the game and birds, and visitors present. The roll call "My Ilast weok COLLEGE Pays you while learning Green pea production, as in Oregon. newspapers : Beaverton Enterprise. more important, he takes the proper preference for next Years Program1' | —N. R. A. creating demand for is becoming centered in the coast re -, „ . . . _ , _. _ r . . Tigard Sentinel, Multnomah Press. . . was well responded to. Delegatee are C. J. Clifford has served contlnu- steps to see that the danger from barbers. Master Barbers agree to Aloha News. ie is rue o gn en ai k o es pjannin to attend third district ously for 56 years, as postmaster at these sources is minimized. employ our students. Write or call gion. Oregon celery compares most favor- |nst ^ a{ Garjbald, A .„ 18 and th, Grovetown. Georgia. 1038 S. W. -1st Ave., cor. Main or ably in size, color and quality w i t h __ It would be quite interesting to , . .. . _ . 1 county federation at Gaston April 26 Classified ads produce results, use 135 Madison St., Portland, Ore. know how many or how few of the that grown in the Sacramento delta T . . .. . . . . . . > ------- ----------- them. . * Loan closet articles are to be brought average people are at least slightly region and the peat lands of San Dl- . . . „ , .... , , . .. ° to Mrs. Meta Christensen s home May interested in this phase of conserva ego county. . 3 AUCTION SALES The following officers were elec -1 tion. We know that duck hunters are Carrots have increased in populaiity ted for ^be con,ing year beginning in approving of the proposed tax stamp WILSON’S Auction House. Auc Applications for wheat allotments • • • tion sales every Monday, Wed- can be accepted up to and including .'V'!'tV'* con8l''m‘ nk pUb*’C 80 of one dollar per year for licenses to September. President Miss Elsie Cald-| • • • neisdav Fridav 10 a m 721 ,» _ • that the crop has now grown in huge Well, vice-president, Mrs. Ida Hite; hunt migratory water fowl. This gov " >’ y. . . - Monday. Final closing of the wheat quantities in the last few years. They 8ecretaryt Mrs. Hannah Christensen, i ernment income, at the rate of about 729 2nd ave, near Morrison adjustment deal is made that day. are shipped to many parts of the lreasurer Mn> Gladys Meyer The J a million dollars every year, would Applicants applying now will receive country. SCHOOL -BEAUTY be used to set up refuges and protect next meeting will be Tuesday, April Southern growers take unusual pre breeding grounds for these birds. 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