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PAGE > BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 19S3 , in salads to retain valuable minerals RPRISE The April First Jester AMP Itti- I ftwVSfE H. H. JEFFRIES, Publisher ANV Published Friday Of sach w m I i by ths Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton, Or«. Entered a j second-class matter at the puatoffice at Beaverton. Ore. and vitamins. In spite of increasing Use More Fruits i consumption, most families do not j "measure up" yet in fruits and vege- and Vegetables ; tables. H0WIK5 WMfCES OW i/<’ THEöfiKR , 6B ANrVMtCfc % » (fìW -11 WASAT Í , MMHÚ eiffllkfC Y^rr- Many l amil «*, |i„ Noi Yet “ Mraaiirr Lp" In These Health, Economy Food«« r*» Veterans Given Chance to Enroll in CCC Camp u «, | After April 1st, veterans will be af- ” > “ fT Spalding forded an opportunity to enroll In the I* amities nave increased their fruits. CCC cam[>s, if they so desire. Appli- ,50c Six Months and vegetables by leap* and bounds. cationa may be obtained In Port land About four times as many carrots and|from z & c ^ r y Taylor at the Veterans Beaverton Offtee— Broadway at O. K. tracks. Phone Beaverton 7503 leafy vegetables were eaten in Boston 1 hospital Portland Office—408 Dekum Bldg., Phone ATwater 5914 i in 1932 as in 1922. Canners tel] us | \'i they could hardly keep up to the de- 1 7 man-1 for tomato juice People hav - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHCKCII < A-r. ! leant d its value as the value of citrus W hy Plant A Garden .... ... „ . . . . . . ., fruit; for Vitamin C. Shipments o f! RaeaUty »- ‘ he subject of the I^s- ettrus fruits end bananas have in- ,“ n'3 i,rmon l" al‘ Churches of Chiist, The number of good citizens in this town who will cieased steadily. There has been a ,°n * ur n d *V- “ • , hopefully undertake the attempt to make two vegetables : large increa.-- in canned goods. ! 1 Golden Text is Thou O Lord, shalt endure for ever; and thy retneni- S p in a ch S a n d w ich es grow where one blade of grass grew in the garden are opti | The hum nnker hau become vita- unto a" generations” <Ps. 102. mistic souls, or our experience has been signally unsuccess min and mineral conscious as her food budget for vegetables and fruits shows. The Lesson-Sermon also includes ful. Heads of families who are reducing in ‘ he following correlative i assages Some years ago we decided to grow fresh vegetables in ! weight are increasing their consump- f,-om the Christian Science textbook, tion of green, ltafy vegetable« and of "Science and Health with Key to the the old back yard. We prepared the soil and purchased fruits like strawberries, because these Scriptures," by Maty Baker Eddy; such utensils as seemed necessary after conference with re -' 11 ; give low calories and valuable min- ‘The Scriptures imply that God i3 All- « «I.ISSI « SSI ! erals and vitamins. Children in nur-1 *h-all. Front this it follows that putedly successful gardeners. In time we strained our j i sery schools have taken to raw spinach , nothing possesses reality nor existence back muscles with labor and our eyesight looking for the and parsley sandwiches and are exceP‘ the divine Mind and His ideas sendites, word received here indicated. munching crisp carrot sticks. High • • • • Se is all-inclusive and is re first tiny shoots to stick up their heads. Feeling has run high against the Gov school girls and some boys are eating! fleeted by all that is real and eternal In the end, as best we could figure, our beans cost in ernor also, Townsenditeu in this in- j more salads. Last year one of our ; and hy nothing else.’ “That By W. G. Miksche universities had endowed salads for only is real which reflects God” <pp. excess of four cents each, our corn about a quarter anear j -: 331, 478) | the students. and other products in proportion. It would take about $ ¿ . 5 0 ties. The movements would be inter-1 (Continued from last week) This last summer the drought areas worth of our vegetables, figured on a cost basis, to make a e8tin* w“tch 8lnce the GeneraI Take pains in «electing the spot for I lacked these foods. Only fifty to By sliding down a clothes line five loves a to fight. your seed bed being mindful to place sixty per cent of the normal amount soup for two. A sa money making venture the family it where it will have more 0 1 less pro- was produced in the North Central re- members of Robert Zobel’s family es caped death when their home burned Briefs around the Capitol; The tectlon from the strongest, warmest gion. Dr. Mordecat Ezekial, agricul- at vegetables were dismal failures, but, (here comes the main Secretary of State’s office now will Calgary, Alberta. sun of the day. | tural economist, tells us that at the start on issuance of a new Blue Book point) read the next paragraph. Now to get to the outstanding intro- present time the Surplus Relief is buy- j . . Speaker John E. Cooter is in Auctions for 1935. ing green vegetables and citrus fruits | Now, in spite of the facts suggested above we urge ev . Washington, D. C., this week to rep First of all the breeders of new and and distributing them where foods | HAIR ON TH E FACE erybody to get busy with the back yard garden. If you are resent the Port of Newport, his first better flowers ------ have to -- offer an old j have been short. , to the national capitol . . Es- timer, with new raiment, this is the Plenty for .All or body is permanently re a good gardener you will make money and if you are a visit Snedecor, legal advisor to the Gov- hardy Calendula. One of the new The country as a whole hasn’t much I moved by our method. Re poor g a r d e n e r you will learn a lot about nature and get iemor during the Legislature was paid ones is Chrysantha or Chrysanthemum shortage. In fact there are more po-, growth impossible. Skin is h 8 8? r« i i 7 8nnn »’ * * . T, flower*d- 11 a rare beauty, in -1 tatoes this year than last. There are left smooth and free from some exercise that you probably need. If you are a m a n r j ^ i ^ blemish. Consultation free, with a family vou can interest the youngsters very much (ures . . . Certain member« of the ¡an'd’ te n ^ h 8!^ LtemeePT r“ y ° L Cout- taomatSM.eandbcrtrus frults^thTn^st or write for booklet. Lady attendant. and this is a part of their education to know nature and ^ ^ X t i n T t o ^ S i u * £ $ 1 S E ? * annual (Perennial *> our j * S R S The Marten Laboratories her ways and there is no better place for them to learn than tendent O. C. Bellinger of the tuberc-u-^ Another new Calendula is Orange, good supplies of home and commer- 448 Morgan Bldg. BE. 3901 in their own yard under father. 5 2 win waffL«'as B eiiini^^arL ^nllf-^r Z n l .p^a‘8 °fjlhta sorts, Calendu,H £,ial canned fluit* and up vegetable«. J * * the direction * * of their * iney ran as neninger nas a rine are more frilled than othec sure- Transportation may bring cos*s in * * * * * ¡record Persons on relief rolls iy one you should grow. a few places, but on the whole the particularly In Multnomah county The Calendula is a flower that one price« for this part of the budget arc Friend of the Dark Angel have quit making requests they now can bank in for a bouquet when one not expected to rise. must be cut and arranged in a hurry, It is satisfying to know that the The average motorist, however modest he may be in demand. . —~ . ” . ———“ ~ land for a French Bouquet where one homemaker can keep on encouraging ! is using some of the many pastel col- her family to eat plenty of potatoes, other respects, becomes an egomaniac as soon as he takes Ford V-8 Built On _ . , . . or8 so common in flowess of our mod- cooked in skins, and more leafy, green the wheel of his car. Safety Principles ern time it is indispensable yellow, and some red vegetables, He believes that traffic regulations should be rigidly We hT A new ,hatf introduction <’ ue™ ° f g ' is aT in ‘ cook’' d for « short time or served raw the Cosmo«. enforced—so far as other drivers are concerned— but that n o » « « » * Klondyk«. K! One Tear __ 91.00 Rates Three M on th «----------------------$ 38c Subscriptions Payable in Advance li Garden Hints he should be an exception to the rule. John Jones should be forced to keep down to twenty or thirty miles an hour— but he, whose abilities are hardly second to those of Sir Malcom Campbell, can be trusted to drive as fast as he pleases. The accident statistics demonstrate how tragically wrong this average motorist is. Nine out of ten accidents occurring last year were directly the fault of drivers or pe destrians. In only one out of ten was the mechanical con dition of the car to blame. And in the overwhelming ma jority of instances the factor that led to the mishap was ex cessive speed. The best proof of that lies in the fact that the rate of death per accident on highways—where speeds are naturally higher than on streets— was more than 100 per cent greater than the average for all accidents com bined. In city accidents ,the rate of death per accident was 52 per cent worse between intersections, where motorists speed up, than at intersections, where the bulk of drivers instinctively slow down. _ . _v i A heavy foot on the throttle is the best friend the Dark Angel has. At the present time, campaigns are underway in all states and most cities to enforce reasonable traffic regulations. The driver who thinks he can “ safely” drive as fast as he wants, wherever he wants, must he taught the error of his wavs. « . ' S m i a ' S i S t d « ¡ { ■ the " S pleasure i ° r last , r , ,hr .T1, . i many advancements this the In engineer- . . . season . to view . ,7 , ing introduced i a j , in , al j , beauty in the test ground«, and it is the new models. , / . , . # * 3 all % . . * al . _ . , tnat is claimed for it. Conceded to be the strongest and \ . __ . - . neg- safest body, the electrically ® welded, i 1 One flower that most . * of . us have . one-piece all-steel construction 1« con- Thi* 11 * ( ‘ an< °PP> tln change- m ___ u . ed . w lth . a n . Important ; _ . . '* . | aristrocrat is Santa Maria Inn Hybrids wood is not used for any structural I While whil„ these , hoMU are hurdy perennials, ,«„„„ they purpose In the new Ford. flower the first year from seed, bloom- Let’s \ CUT PRICE SALE \ take the f0 T R A IN CALIFORNIA l l î " power ‘¿ • ’ provided "“ .JS so,^H '•» ». — I'y »• the' annual i 100 Cars I t . Choose From celetatlon and ï reserve u Thf y are of »raceful neat hab- BUICK 1931 g-67 SEDAN, thoroughly by the V-8 engine—torque tube drive u with brignt green fern-like foilage, | reconditioned newly repainted 8 and y for stability and roadability an im it, formed in -tuft«, from which issue tire« practically new. This job is proved steering gear assemoly trail», j ~ .u m i 'i t a i t t ' 5 inches high, one of the best Buicks ever built. verse springs we ded «tee their brll„ ant flowers in end- Reduced today from $485 to $395; wheels wide tire tread double drop | le88 ofuB)on t usefu, fo cutt. $112 cash, balunce payments. frame, re-designed for greater strength jn whicn Me ick them -and tne 1935 improved window ven-, wh bud and ft se(rd ds a,,e GRAHAM 1930 STANDARD 8 SEDAN llatlon system that insure« unobstruc- d f ,ow„ tht> en{7re Bea. Here is a beautiful sedan, tires, fin I m l u i u l n n o f fill t inwio n twl i m 1 1 a f .lunrtr I * ted vision at all times and under every son. They remain evergreen through- ish and upholstery practically like condition for the driver. new. The motor is «excellent. Price ! out the winter, coming Into bloom “ And these features are Important ¡early the following spring. reduced to $345; $98 cash, balance safety factors in diriving and all are The next novelty of importance are \ Payments, found in the new 1935 Ford V-8.” j the new two-tone French Giant Mari- i BUICK 1930 SIX VICTORIA COUPE golds of the Monarch «train A flow-1 —This practical 4-passenger coupe! Mile. Marie Buisson of Brussels |er of unusual Importance in every has been reconditioned and refin-1 shot Henri Fouches Decause he was ones garden because of abundance and ished; price reduced to $345; $99 j RELAX while the engineer “such a poor dancer that he made her continuity of bloom they are unexcell- J cash, balance payments, does the driving. redicuious. ed by none. L Of course we have all grown or at 3 o P o n t i a c 8 C o a c h .......$ 5 9 5 | READ or write as we speed least heard of the new sweet scented o ? P n r I C U ' i over sm ooth steel rails. Horticultural Digest double Golden Glenm Nasturtium. ' “ 1 ( , , ( * L tMCn ......... .......... oJ.*» EAT in the dining car w hen- By Roy E. Miller This year we have an even better OM ,, *33 P l y m o u t h C o a c h ^2^ ever we’re hungry. Complete Double Scarlet Gleam, I do not hesi- , . - ......... ‘ * 1 MILI.ER PRODUCTS CO. late to recommend this beauty to all «’ «’ * l y i l l O U t h D E C h ..... 4 <E'1 meals now cost as little as 80c. Portland, Oregon flower lovers. The new double gleam DRINK cool, clean water nasturtiums are semi-trailing in habit. ¡‘31 Pontiac Sedan ......... 345 * * * * * whenever we’re thirsty. They are ideal for bedding, and when Lime Sulphur as a Spray The forerunner of what we now kept pinched back make beautiful Government it W E , Ourselves SLEEP in a cozy berth. A know as Lime Sulphur was produced bushy plants for pots or window box- j Tourist Pullman d ou b le lo w er es. Th«ey are very hardy, and suc “ Government is not something apart from us. Gov by Orison at Versailles, France, about ceed in sun and shade. Seeds should for the night costs only jl .2 5. the yv-ar 1851. His product was soon ernment is WE, ourselves. It is a REFLECTION of mass forgotten and It was no*, until 1881 be sown in the spring where plants are And there’s a rest room with that this spray was used for the con to remain, covering about one inch | us all the way. thinking and action— not the MAKER of them. trol of San Jose Scale in California. with fine soil, thinning to six inches “ VVe have been placing entirely too much EX TEC In 1908 Dean Emeritus A. B Cordley apart when well up. With rail fares at 2r a mile and less it’s real economy to Try this beauty this year, you will TANCY in our government and legislative mechanism. of Oregon State college developed the never go this way and have all the regret it. use of Lime Sulphur as a summer Your Own Terms in Reason: comforts, conveniences and The thing we must realize is that we cannot set up an in spray for the control of Apple Scab. Next week I will tell you ofmore new security o f train travel. Professor H. V. Tartar (1914), for and beautiful Introductions and it is strument made from our own bone and sinew and then ex merly of Oregon State college, found my sincere wish that in writing these pect it to counteract our own foolishness.” — Felix Hinkle. that the true insecticidal value of ¡articles I may make life just a little DODGE-PLY MOUTH DIST. * * * * * Lime Sulphur is dependent upon Its more worthwhile for you. in Intro For details, see your railroad poly«ullphlde qontont, other Ingred- ducing you to new flower friends. 2 Convenient Locations Fortunes will continue to be made in.this republic and lents present in solution being of no friends. agent or write J. A. Ormandy, WEST SIDE-16 & S\V Alder-BR. 6516 General Passenger Agent, 705 the man or woman who is saving money is apt to he on top value at the concentrations present. East Side-Grand Ave. & Couch-EA 0103 Pacific Bldg., Portland. Ore; o f the financial heap. Tomato— iA»te Biig»t FINLEY * SON * * * * Soak seed five minutes in solution Funeral DI me Sues *•« • ,, ■ . , . , e of Wood Ridge Agricultural Corrosive Montgomery St. 4th Farmers may have gotten higher prices last year for |sublimate 1 ounce to 24 gallon« of to Fifth watvr. Follow with thorough rinsing their products but low yields prevented their income from Motor Equipment, in fresh water before drying. being what it ought to he if we are to have a return of nor' Celery—Early «»<! U lc Blight Staff St Facilities fo? TF ïîmiï TTS Ptvaoak seed 15 to 30 minutes in •leslM U« Serving Portland and mal prosperity in this country. j lukewarm water. Dissolve 1 ounce Its 8uburha * * * * Wood Ridge Agricultural Corrosive Special Discount Until April 30 Sublimate In 7l* gallons of water and No man will lose money gambling if he doesn’t try to souk seed 15 minute« in this solution. get something for nothing. Rinse and dry. Flower» Cucumber. Muskiiielon, Vtimpkln, • * * * Flowers for all Oetwsloits Corn,—Scab amt Angular l.<«af Spot. P The longer we live the longer we hope to live and the Same as for Celery, only soak seed 5 Kunerul lie« gna Promptly Delivered minutes, rinse and dry. more we learn the less we know we know. Terwilliger Greenhouse **£•» As a damptng-off control of the Near Bertha Station above seed«, use Miller’s Agricultural Phone AT. 1020 F1 and commissions of which they are In Red Copper Oxide and treat sotl be COMPLETE State Hotu# Gossip NO OTHER fore plants emerge with Miller’s Ag control. BT ERNEST U GRAY CHABOl ricultural Zinc Oxide. • • • • I Continued from Png* $ The successful recall of Howard 20 In. I.ong, 10 in. Wide, 8 in. High Merrlam of Istne county from the etate LETTERED AND FINISHED COMPLETE IN THE CEMETERY of may reappoint or name new heads to legislature a tecall not against the Wisconsin, beautiful lied Wausau, V rmonts, unexcelled Dark Barre t.ruv eight other tnetltutloae in addition to persona but for a principal may fo Granite, a«d sev««ral other High CI hm Standard Granites. Miller Products Company numerous secretaries to other boards ment other recall efforts by Town- WE NOW HAVE TO OFFER A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF MONU.WFNTS carry complete stocks of Wood Of various sizes, design and muter ai n the tin. sf ,,f rraftmemMp at the Ridge high quality Corrosive Sub BE.721S lowest price, quoted In y.strs. SPECIAL DISC Ol NT UNTIL APRIL 30 limate. Calomel .Yellow Oxide of If highest Ql AJ.1TY, Pleasing SKIU IC E and LOW EST PRICES appeal Portland. 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