F R ID A Y , AUGUST 17. 1934
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E
H estyrt for P erm anent
enjoyed on the K eller law n.
Sunday w here he w ill open a serv ice j troop to B eaverton.
Jay and Gene
laiMi
M othproofing
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. N elso n , Mr.
Brown left Sunday for a w eek period
station.
and Mrs. C hester H anna and Mrs. N o-
Mrs. H ochscheld of Milwaukee, who at Camp Millard near E agle Creek.
and the best part o f it is - . that
j reen A llyn m otored to V ernonia Sun-
Lisle W alker, Asst. S. M
has been v isitin g her daughter Mr-?.
you apply it you rself . . . one ap
I d ay and joined the Virgil P ow ell
H om er W ilson returned to her home
plication o f B eetyet perm anently pro-
fam ily in a picnic dinner at B ig Eddy
F riday .
1 tects your
furnishin gs and w oolen
SAYS WILL ROGERS
on the N eh alem river.
;
cloth
in
g
for
the life of the fabric .
M.r and Mrs. H enry D essin ger drove
DEA L H O U SE AT B E A V E R T O N
jone package o f B estyet m akes one g a l
Continued from P age 1
up from D eep Creek Saturday to v isitj
D E ST R O Y E D BY F IR E T U E SD A Y
lon o f m othproofing liquid . and
the W. F. D essin ger home. Mr. D e s s - ;
i w ill treat 1-0 square feet . . and
lnger retu rn ed hom e Sunday M rs. Dbes-
Plana are underw ay to form a ga r
The D eal house in th e Berthold ad a real churactci a tor. The rest of us only costs *2 . . Sold at Meier &
in ger rem aining in B eaverton for an '
Just do a character. He lives him. He is
den club In B eaverton.
dition, just outside the city lim its of
F ran ks D rug D ept. . . Owl D rug
extended
visit.
R ev. Geo. Springer and tw o sons
B eaverton ,was burned to th e ground him. Remember the
Store at Broadw ay and W ashington
Mrs. Carrie Leonard o f Seattle,
w ere vacation in g a t B each, W ash., for
T uesday at 4 p. m. E ffo rts of the lo old man "That hail 4?
and The B estyet Product« Co.
Ju st
i W ash., sp en t the w eek end w ith her
talked to Liucoln' '
the p ast tw o w eeks.
cal fire departm ent to save the stru c
w rite or see them a t th e W orcester
m other Mrs. H. O. Stipe.
Weil thai ¡¡m e <21 , .ra,, .
E . G. W ebb has m oved his fam ily
ture failed. N eigh b ors rem oved all
Bldg., Third and Oak, AT. 5413.
Mrs. John N eely and d aughter D oris
tid e of this *u>
■
to th eir farm near Cornelius and w ill
the
furniture
from
the
burning
house,
Ann o f Sacram ento, Cal., are spending
did some good any
ij)
rem ain there until school opens.
j ex cep tin g tw o bed room suites?.
the w eek w ith her sister-in-law Mrs
h o w . It b r o u g h t ; '
Mrs. J. R. Talbert and tw o d a d fh
Mr. N oel o f the Standard Oil com - back tQ my
* * >-<
ters are at B ay Ocean for tw o w eeks, i
* ew ®^
pany w as resid in g on the property. fresh m#lslor|e8 ,„ &
*KO
Mr. and Mrs. Petrequin o f Portland,
Mrs. B ertha Shaver and fam ily visi
w hich k? ow ned by E. Johnson, of une of the tines, CA
*ADIO
visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Olds W ed
one
ted recently w ith Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Tigard.
Picture
:h a r a cter 8 t h a i g
n esday o f last w eek. F riday Mr. and
cl
B ierly o f th e K inton district.
ANDY DEVINE
evi
sver put foot on ou, B
Mrs. W allace Mason o f Portland. !
Henry Stephrntofi
A m arriage licen se w as issued l a s t ,
, „ .
. . .. .
itage. A real tiur 1 ^
stage.
U N A O 'C O N N O N
Boy Scout News
w eek to D onald M. Beard and Miss called and ^ t u r d a y g u ests nclftded ,
w h o le s o m e m an £
t e n d on tto n ti by l . W. H ornunt■ D i'te ttd
P eggy Burke of Beaverton.
“ r and , “ r8 < * * * ' “
’ J “hn !
that has perhaps
”
. B erg and Ju ne D oty ali o f Portland.
by Wilhom A. Wollmen. A M tnen C. Coopof
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. S acky are s p e n d - . •
" w
*
,
,
p
ro m t Jiion. P.ndioS, Btrnun. cue. prolucrf
got more applaus.-. ,»e.i mure clean
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H idy are
Tw
o
local
scout«
attended
the
Port
in g tw o w eek s at the coast.
am usement, got mure laughs per min
Held Up Due to S trike C onditions
a w eek a t the Oregon
A love story of A u stralia’s g a y and j lan<l court of honor Thursday, A ugust
Mrs. E d ith Tozier W eathered enter- sPen a ln g
ute, than any vaudeville act in America.
H as O verstocked Our
9.
Scout
Grin
Zim
m
erm
an
received
tained the m em bers o f th e X P U club | h®“ 0"68’
reck less bad m an, w ho defied death
Gosh that vaudeville, how we m iss it.
Used Car D epartm ent
A large d elegation o f B eaverton and the d ev „ for hla fia m in g love! the badge o f the second cla ss scout
and their fam ilies a t a potluck p icn ic,
,
No cla ss of entertainm ent has ever ap
in the yard o f her hom e a t Cham poeg
and
a tlen d ed A ppearing at the R ltz T h eatre at B efore th e judge and the oourt Lisle proached it for real entertainm ent. The
Every Car Sensationally
Sunday. Those from th is vicinity ¡„ R ebekah lodge at H illsboro T u e sd a y ,, Reave« ton Sunday, M onday-Tuesday. W alker appeared for the Gold Quill, a
variety, the worlds various collection of
jo u rn a listic aw ard—the second to be
atten d an ce were: Mrs. Jam es W llm ot en'j‘,yinK a
®v e” *n*'’
talents, the years of practice to attain
Reduced
and d augh ter Mrs. Ruby Boyd, Mrs. R. I
r' an
late W. H. Boyd. She is survived by offered so far by th e council.
perfection in acts of skill. And to have
Last F rid a y ’s m eetin g w as w ell a t
B. Brow n, Mrs. Loue»<> Carter and com Pa n "
Y r' an<
,8i ‘
J'
her husband and six children, all
been the outstanding ligure in that ‘31 Buick Small 8, Sedan $465
son and children spent the w eek end
..
. .
tended and had a full program . Such
d augh ter G enevieve.
Low m ileage, clean throughout
„
. 1.
grown and m any other relatives.
glorious parade Is som ething Chick
tak e the
1 K enneth H agoes is v isitin g friend s | f ame* ,aa “bu“ in rin« ”
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Lathrop re at C utler City and T aft.
S
ales
can
be
proud
of.
1 r r n n n n
« r l
4 L y,
*
. U
r.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H anson a n d fa m -|
trench,” o and
th e * "crab
and m onkey
‘32 Stude. Diet. 8 Sedan $645
turned Saturday from a w eeks trip to’
and relatives in Seattle.
© 10)4 MeNau/tU: bvnuttate, Inc.
lly and Mr. and Mrs. L ester C raft of
race"
were
played,
and
a
co n test drill
Six w heel» .trunk, extras galore
th e various beaches.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Shaw returned
W ednesd
from a tri to , he i w as perform ed.
A dvancem ent w as
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. L aw rence a t Garden H om e spent Sunday at T rft. ^
Miss B ess Archibald of H illsb o r o 1
'
,
,
em phasized
‘33 Chevrolet 6 Sedan $585
phasized and
and testw ork announced,
tended the joint m eetin g o f H illsbord
W orld’s fair. T h ey m ade the journey ,
was a w eek end gu est o f Mrs. Sam
11,000 m iles, good as new
RITZ THEATRE
and G ales Grange at the H illsboro
through the P anam a Canal on the : W hile only a few w ent to th e scout
Olds.
I
cabin
on
the
A
ugust
all-night
cam
p
hall Saturday A ugust 11. A debate
I P resid en t H arrison.
Sun.-Monday, A ugust 19-20
‘34 Stude. Diet 6 Sedan $845
Mrs E m m a Johnson of Portland, is
M c McKerc-her w as a lunch- last Saturday, a p leasan t tim e w as had
betw een the tw o gran ges w as the
J u st broken in, big savin g
“STINGAREE”
P
erhap
s
the
m
ain
featu
re
w
as
an
ob
m ain feature o f the lecture hour. | spending the w eek w ith her d aughter ecn g Uest Qf M isses A lice Bloom and
T he question for debate w as “R e- - ^rn. John Relsher.
Josephine Bonu at th eir ap artm ent in sta cle race, in w hich Jim M iiler de F eatu rin g Irene D unne and R ichard ‘32 Nash Spec 8 Sedan $695
feated B ill Siddens by ju st an eye- D ix and a big cast. The S tars of R ide control, free w heeling, lik e new
solved, th at it 1» u seless for a farm er | Mrs. L aw rence K err and daughters Portland Monday,
K
le£k
ilash
; to be exact, at 106 to 105 points. Cim arron visited again also n ew s and
to better him self.”
Mr. Law rence j returned hom e the first part of the j Mr. and Mrs. W alter Van
N avy o f th e World. S iln garee Is a ‘31 Stude. Diet 8 Sedan $465
acted a 8 one o f the judges.
| w eek a fte r a w eeks vi»it w ith her \ C athryn Van K leek, Mrs. G ladys A „
tribe
w
as
held.
very la te release and a dandy picture. Side m ounts, trunk, fin e condition
The B eaverton G range m et Satur- m other Mrs. G ustav P alm at W auna, W ills and P a tsey S hields sp en t the
day, A ugust 11 w ith a very in teresting Oregon. Mrs. P alm accom panied her w eek end at Y achats, join in g Mr. and
Second class sco u t Jay G ibson is
Tues.-WVd-Thurs., A ugust 21-22-23
‘30 Stude Comm Sed ...$345
session.
Many u seful su ggestion s daughter hom e for several days stay. Mrs. H enry Van K leek at that place ; Planning to tra n sfer from the Gaston
W ill R ogers in
Green and black fin ish .fin e m otor
w ere m ade on agricultural subjects
Mrs. E. W. W oodruff and daugh ters for several w eeks.
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“DR. BULL”
during the lecture hour. A resolution B illy and Martha of S eattle, W ash.,
Mrs. Lola Dodson and d aughter are EX T R A
S P E C IA L
O F F E R IN G A laugh a m inute com edy, dram a and i ‘31 Stude. Comm 8 Sed $485
w as draw n up and sen t to the P ort and Mrs. Jam es K am rer of Portland spending the w eek w ith relatives at j H O F S T E A T E R S
PHOTO
STU good for th e whole fam ily, also new s | R eal value, overhauled, guaranteed
land city council opposing an ordin visited friends here Thursday.
Carlton.
DIO O ffers 3 P ortrait» size 5x7 and com edy.
‘30 Hupp 6 Sedan ......... $395
an ce prohibiting farm ers from m ar
A m ost enjoyable p icnic w as held in \ m ounted in B ea u tifu l E asel Fram e
A concert w ill be given F riday a t S
W ire w heels, clean and snappy
k etin g their fresh m eat in the city of o ’clock by the Cotton B lossom S in g Boyd's grove T uesday w hen a group I for only $2.00 (F or sh ort tim e only)
Fri.-Saturday, A ugust 24-25
Portland.
ers o f P in ey W oods Farm L ife school w ho have resided in B eaverton for a . ACT QUICKLY — H O F ST E A T
‘SMOKY”
‘30 Ford Tudor Sedan $275
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. F unston are en of M ississippi in th e C ongregational num ber o f years took supper there t o - ! E R S STUDIO. 715 S. W. Third Ava
The story of a wild horse foaled on
R un s Good, Looks Good, Is Good
tertain in g the m em bers of B eaverton church. All who enjoy good sin gin g j gether.
cor. 3rd and Morrison. P ortland
T hose atten d in g w ere Mr.
th e plains of the g reat w est and
G range and their fam ilies a t a basket will be glad o f this opportunity to and Mrs. Adam K link, Mrs. Alma
branded as a killer. If you lik e a ‘29 Hupp 6 Sedan.........$325
picn ic on the evening o f A ugust 24 hear the N egro Spirituals and other K link, Martin, P hillip Martin, Mrs.
TOO LATE TO C LA SSIFY
Sm all, Econom ical, R eal Quality
sm art horse see this one, al>so new s
in the grove at their home on the son gs su ng as only N egroes can sing. K ate F anno, Miss H elen Fanno, and
and
com
edy.
TEAM — H A R N E SS
old Canyon Road.
Essex Super 6 Sedan
$125
No adm ission w ill be charged, but an Mrs. J. D. W ilm ot and Mrs. W. H.
SMALL FARM T E A M -a n d H arness,
K enneth and D ouglas T aylor and o fferin g will be a«ked for, w hich will Boyd.
Hudson 6 Sedan
$ .95
good w orkers $75, a lso 3 good farm
Bob D en ney were entertained w ith a go en tirely to the support o f the
Mrs. G eorge M cNeal, (F ran ces E s
horses
cheap.
7
ml.
N
W
of
B
eaver
farew ell party at the R. B. D enney school.
Stude. Com 6 Sedan
$125
terly ) left for her hom e in San Fran-
ton, Vi mi. E of B eth an y Presby-
hom e M onday night.
About forty
A group o f young friends g ave Miss cisco > W ednesday, a fte r a w eeks visit
Stude. Dictator 6 Sedan $165
church in Sprlngville rd B ethany.
you ng people w ere in attendance. A lene B osw ell a surprise party at th e \ w lth * iend* »«ere. Mrs. M ,C. Mc-
The boys are leaving the end o f this
Stude Comm 6 Victoria $145
K ercher en tertain ed Mrs. M cN eal at
hom e o f her parents, Mr. and
SU B U R B A N P R O P E R T Y —9 4 ’ acres
m onth for W heaton college, Illinois. W. H. Bosw ell, W ednesday evening luncheon Tuesday.
near Tigard,
5-rm, house, barn,
L ew is Larson, of R otcey, Minn., ar in ‘ celebration o f her seven teen th
Mr. and Mrs. D an Boyd of Seattle,
OUR FALL COATS and You Can Always Buy From
ch icken house, horse, cow, plenty of
Wallace with Confidence
rived at th e home o f his sister, Mrs. birthday anniversary. T hose present visited
T uesday
w ith Mrs. J. D.
wood, B roadw ay 6126, ask for E rnest
SUITS,
for
Women,
Es
H. J. W right ,Sr., T hursday m orning
W
llmot.
E A SY T E R M S—F A IR T R A D E S
were A m os and Ivon Bierly, Earl and
Crosby.
Mr. Larson and Mrs. W right have not
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Beach,
Carl
D onald Jossy, R obert and K athryn
pecially Priced from
seen each oth er for thirty years.
K lein drove to
D enney, K enneth Taylor, John H an Beach, and G eorge
Edna F uller has been visitin g w ith
R
oekaw
ay
Saturday,
w
here
they
en-
sen, B enny McCue, LaM erne Dean,
her au n t Mrs. M innie F airban ks of M argaret D iekm an. R hoda T hyng, j
*ha w eck end w lth Mr and Mrs
ST U D E B A K E R D IS T R IB U T E R S
M cM innville.
717 Southwest 10th Ave.
Jean Klein, June A lene and V ance Moore
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Sum m ers, Mr
Mr. and Mrs. C onolly and Leonard
Broadway and Davis St.
Boowell.
G am es w ere played on the
N ear Morrison St., Portland
and Mrs. H ow ard Glenn and Mrs. E l
Adam s spent Sunday at N elscott.
F o r y o u r c h ild 's Itahy a lb u m
U
sed Car D epartm ent. BR . 5567
lawn, follow ed by refreshm ent«.
B E acon 7415
m er Stip e spent the w eek end at Taft,
Geo. Y ates is m oving to St. H elen s
Member»
of
the
W
est
Slope
Bible
Mrs. D oy Gray returned to her
W ill e n d u r e .th r o u g li th e j e a r s
horn« W ednesday m orning from R ich class enjoyed a picnic at R oam ers w w v w w y v w u w y v y v w L w
m ond, V irginia, w here she visited her R est Saturduy evening. T here were PUBLIC S A N IT A R Y S E R V IC E , Inc.
Gladys Gilbert Studio
aon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and about 60 In atten d an ce and enjoyed a
H
a
u
lin
g
of
all
K
inds
of
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At Fifth
Washington
Mrs. R olan M aine Mrs. M aine (Crete evening o f boating and sw im m ing.
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IS
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This
w
as
given
in
honor
o
f
the
m
em
G ray) accom panied her m other home,
F or appointm ent call
In B eaverton W ed. and Saturdays
hoping
the
Oregon clim ate will ber* w ho are atten d in g college this
fall
co
n
sistin
g
o
f
K
enneth
Taylor.
Leave
orders
at
R
ecorders
o
ffice
b en efit her health.
AT. 5965
or call GA. 1243 or GA. 7085
Mr*. W. F. D essinger, w ho has been Dougla« Taylor, and R obert D enney.
111 for som e tim e. Is reported sligh tly A basket supper w as enjoyed.
A ugust 24 a picnic w ill be held at
Improved, but still confined to her
bed.
R oam ers Re«t for the public sp eak ing
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Marsh o f P ort class o f the high sch o o l and their I
A Southern Coiffure?
land.
visited F riday w ith their son friends.
and daughter-in-law Mr. and M rs .
Mia. K enneth Skidm ore, a g ed 53
E ssex Marsh.
years, died su dd en ly at her hom e in j
9
Mr. and Mrs. R ay H ayn es spent sev Portland Suturday evening. F uneral
Ringlet Ends
eral days the latter part o f the week serv ices were held W ednesday. Mr».
Skidm ore w as a form er resident of
at Sclo, Oregon, visitin g friends.
Complete
Mr. and Mrs. Lew is Stark of W est Beaverton, living in a co tta g e in the
1
•
Fully
Guaranteed
Slope, visited Saturday w ith Mr. and Boyd grove. She w as a sister of the
Mrs. John Felsher.
Personal and
Social News
of Interest
Clearance Sale
SALES of NEW
STUDEBAKERS
LIPSHUTZ
$45
A
iE
George B. Wallace, Inc
&
; MULTNOMAH
County Fair
GRESHAM, OREGON
OIL PERMANENTS
Seven Big Days
C l 95
Mr. and Mrs. E ssex Marsh motored
to W illam lna Sunday to visit their son
J a ck and nephew Morris W illiam s.
T he boys w ill remain
there for
another week«? outing.
O P E N S F R ID A Y IN
Aloha Barber Shop
Mrs. Tom M iller o f H azcidale spent
P E R M A N E N T SPE C IA L $3.50 for $2
T uesday afternoon w ith Mrs. John
Til Sept. 1
Felsher.
R easonable P rices
Mrs. H azel Laym an and Misa Eva
P hon e B eaverton 8218
B olton o f Portland, visited Thursday
w ith Mrs. Joe Keller.
Th* ladles
m otored to the Tualatin river and
fish ed for craw fish .cooking them on
th eir return hom e a picnic dinner w as
G R EY H O U N D C O F F E E SH O P
K e stu 'e s 25c D in ners
How About Vour
Commercial Printing?
llavw you checked up
on your uU tcm cnU , let
terheads, envelop«» or
o ffic e form* lately ?
If not you w ould be
w ise to do it today and
get your printed m atter
all up-to-date.
Call u* up and let us
help to figure out your i
p iin ttng problems. We
can furnish you with
estim ates..
Expert all Kinds of
Beauty Work
Aloha Beauty Shop
B eer on D raught
5 and 10c
G lasses
Park Avenue b | alon
223 Park Bldg., Alder at Park
:
BE. 1617
OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
Job P rinting D epsutnirnt
B eaverton 7508 or A Tw ater 5914
NIGHT HORSE RACES
Over 200 head
of blooded Live- .j.
*
n
J $ i stock,
vast Poultry Agricultural, J
i
n
u
r
r
m
n
.
W estern U nion B eaverton 7906
E xpress O ffice— S ta g e Depot
•• Horticultural, F l o r a l , Textile, |
: Dairy, Grange, Domestic Science, j
j Home Economics and Boys’ and $
Girls’ 4-H Club Exhibit
NORMAN COWAN RODEO: Each af
ternoon. presenting many notables of the
Wild West Arena in Fancy Roping, Bare-
back -Broncho Busting, Bulldogging and
Calf Roping .including several champions.
The Greatest Round-up in Oregon outside
Pendleton
GOVCRnOR
GUARANTEED
OIL
..PERMANENTS..
A safe, san e and econom ical ad
m inistration of sta te a ffa ir s in the
in terests o f econom y and reduced
taxation.
A pplication o f the N ew Deal prin
ciples to Oregon by an ad m in istia -
tlon friendly *o and cooperating
w ith P resid en t R oosevelt.
Increased Federal econom ic aid to
Oregon through sym p ath etic co
operation w ith the national ad
m inistration.
A new "R ooaeveltian” deal for
O regon and its people
All C om plete
$ |.9 5 up
P ersonally given by
P E A R L TICK
12 Y ears E xperience
Q uality P iin ttn g at a Fair Price
Pioneer Publishing Co.
i Aug. 2 8 ,2 9 , 30-S ep t 1,2, 3 •
Beauty Shoppe
Mt>- R aleigh lUdg..
B E acon 2*33
W ash, at 6th above Fa hay-B rockm an
w in
u u iT H
m onnn
BROWNING’S CARNIVAL and many spe-
cial stunts including Monte Reger and his
famous Educated, High-Jumping, Long-
11 orned Steer , Bobbie, each afternoon and
evening, A Real Sensation.
T
BRING THE FAMILY
X
Free Auto Parking—Come Early and Stay Late
i GENERAL ADMISSION 40c—NIGHTS. ONLY 25c t
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