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Friday, Ma\ 29, 1936 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE. Beaverton. Ore. Page 2 Babson Says B lu e S e ll Potato C h ip C o . Continued from Page 1 WANTS 3 TO 4 THOUSAND SACKS OF POTATOES prestige, an d by offering the finest i _. „ n _. H. IL JE FFB LE 8, FuN lahcr buys in the com m unity, m erchants | They are the Manufacturers of the well Known and Popular Blue Bell Potato Chips, -TTTrCI^ «VIH«« n t » e h w eek by the Pioneer Publishing Co., » t Beaverton. have been able to increase profits Located at 4532 63rd A ve., S. E., Tel.JUnset 1200. Truly a Firm that Merits S « “ 1£ ¿ Í Í Í L S l u r •* U.. pw MM m « B ^ vw ton . O r.. through boosting volume without ' raisin g prices. the Support, Consideration and Patronage of Everyone in Multnomah and Wash S u b sc rip tio n K ate* ___ 41.00 ___ .SOc One Y ear ----- Six Month« — Three Month« Subscription» P ayab le .35c in Advance AN INVOCATION OF PEACE. DANGER IN IN STA LLM EN T SELLIN G ington Counties Having a Record of If ears of Satisfactory Admirable and Expert Management of F. V. Sabin. The very la u » t method of stim u latin g sales is sw ellin g consum ers concern are recognized by the trade purchasing power through e a s ie r , Those who have never tried the beginning and a r e built on an ideal. as the v ery best. They a re sold all ................ products from the Blue Bell Potato ; th at ideal has alw ays included a self- credit term s. In some communi tie», th is trend has gone so fa'r*T hat Chip Co. are m issin g one of the ac- imposed obligation to keep faith w ith over the country and users have at- __ __________ of __ the _ perfect ______ _ _ public _ _ _ _ by m ain tain in g q _ u ality and w ays been w ell satisfied and de it p ractically am ounts to nothing oomplishments m eal the * •* i as i hosts . _ _ of people a re "praising tk the n service the «u ^ year iron» o around rm in n regard rwcrarHInsc down and nothing a w eek until paid__ less | m and 'their products when buying fo r" r am not attack in g install- products of th is concern. of conditions. again . for. I am not atta c k in g in stall ^ b u a in e s 8 t o b e perm anently The Blue Bell Potato Chip Co. | In m akin g th is review of th e pro- ment sellin g when I m ake this state- ■M l I b d to n that it is sound so successful must be founded on prin- s t iit e d w ith an ideal. Through good , gress , of P ortland „ .. an d vicin ity we long as the "down p aym ent” is sub clple, honesty, fa ir d ealin g and full tim es and bad that ideal has n ever, are g a ° ca * a en 10,1 the stan tial and the subsequent Install- \ value for the price asked. From been violated. To it, a ll s u b s e q u e n . t pe°P e o e a van ages accru in g to ments are sufficien t to give the buy- these there can be no deviation re- success m ust be credited. j v 16 pU u 'f 1 e, ° ' a *°n of this in- er a rap id ly grow ing equity in h is 1 gnrdiess of economic or an y other H ere th eip u b lic has as its disposal ' du®\ry here the high q u ality of the purchase. E asy credit, however, can conditions. the services of men who posses the ; Products, and the com m anding posi- be abused again ju st a» it w as in Tn aucb a Deriod as the one through know-how and who observed th eir lon they occupy in the industrial 1929. Too strong com petition for hjch we are n-issinu m an ufacturers modern business education in the 'y°nld. by d eterm inedly livin g up to a I * t the F o re«, of l i g h t bring illum ination to m ankind. i ..t the S p irit of Peace be spread abroad. . . . ,, M ay men of goodwill everyw here meet in a »p lrlt of cooperation. £ £ fo rgiv en «,« on the part of a ll be the keynote at «,1» time. Muv i>owcr attend the efforts of C hrist and Ilia Church. T h l^ n v o c a tio n is being used in churches and other group m a tin g n *nd by thousands of individuals a ll over the world, throughout the month of May Tt is m etap h ysically sound. R ead it over, study it. mem orise It. and then £ y “ T v e r frequently with real good will behind It. If enough people ,h n U„ht th at w av sincerely, there ju st wouldn’t be an y more war. And a lot of other Injustices and cruelties th at some people think are such an in eradicable part of hum an nature would be wiped out the sam e way. It I s a long process, but It is the only w ay the world can be lastin gly improved. The sooner each of us set» our own m ental bouse in order, the more sw iftly w ill the M illenium come. * * * * “MARCHING ON” Service Under the m eats into the future buying ab ility of man problems. In seekin g the so- tb * inception of the enterprise, qual- P“ 1 a consum ers and overloads the mer- j Iutio^ th ere is often strong piovo- ‘ty has been the aim an d the « a n d - d confidence Tt chant w ith long-drawn out receiv c a tion to resort to expediences that a ,d has been m aintained from the I ~ lne? ' ne respect and confidence of . the d ealers and th eir m any satisfied ables. i in norm al tim es never would be con- beginning. « L Z r ' . U n V . r ' ì ' l.'OW„ " i" K o ° ' « ' S j ' W The B lu . Bel, Po,.t o Chip Co. 1. " $ ^ 5 * to h e r . U » , th e , one of the tlU on „ , he .p p e .n a n c . on the m .r- « l o c i coneem under the c o m i» h, ve broucht th , „ , 0, , h J reasons why collections have noi re k . f 8ub. atandard D roducts put tent m anagem ent of F. V. Sabin, a potatoes __ , from ___ . v th . . is d istrict and we To the Blue the Grey, and the K haki, we pay tribute, . Those courag- eous men who fought for th eir country defending the principles which they covered as rap idly as retai sales out to create so-called price-corn m an interested in local development ghould suDDort them ” ThTo"* „ b X v T d w^re right those who m arched forth never to re tu rn -th e s e mer, we fa ilu r e s have been ao n o rm ally low tit|on/. H and ,ta sub stan tial and w ell m erited X ^ a lr k e t ^ r a r nroer-esa actu - al salute On M ay th irtieth , an en tire nation w ill pause In respectful mem- for a«veral years an d there is n no o |p — — *- a - m — atter ♦— of - — i fa — c * t; n° W in the m a ,k e t f° ‘ 3 to 4 vhous- Im mediate danger of w holesalers a n d , E very successful business in Am- R and sac k s of potatoes and would ory of those g allan t itroops who fought and died for their country both here j i retailer** g ettin g into trouble. How-1 erica the ones th at have endured y e a r w e^ known to the public. like to have 10 pound lots brought in and over there. ' ever, this trend toward “installm ent j after year, started from a sm all The products m anufactured by t h i s ! as sam ples. * * * * inflation’ 'm ust be w atched My fatii- _______ FENNY-ANTE LEGISLATION NICKS CONSUMER j er, a very successful drygoods nicr- ; chant, often used to say to me. “R«r,'- a (r circulatio n , an d convenience, at the N orthw estern Ice & Cold Stor- | custom er ,a cred it or one do llar to The public has heard a g re at deal about th e Robinson anti-chain store I er, a sale is not a sale until the bill They a re located In a room th at is age Co. office for lc apiece. These : ap p ly on th e ir next y e ars locker ren- bill, alread y passed by the Senate. Its avowed purpose is to promote fa ir m erchandising practices, supposedly In the Interest of independent m er i is paid,” and I can recall but few in- extrem ely accessible to the street, so fru its m ay be frozen in th eir own tal, w ill be given. stances of an y “credit" trouble* he th a . custom ers are not forced to ju ice or w ith sugar. M eats m ay be People of th is d istrict come in oft- chant*. had: So I say to re tailers: “Don’t | w aig nlore than a few feet from bought in large q u an tities a t whole- en to Portland and find handy p a l Under It, large-scale buyers would be perm itted no price advan tages not i The room sale prices, thus o fferin g a sav in g of ¡ng a t th is plant ju st as handy, more accruing to the sm allest buyers. The in terest of the consum er seems to have j let the desire to increase your sales i t beir cars to the lockers. ake you forget your old-time credit ( js w en lighted to assist in placing j n early 50%. P o ultry and rabbits, in convenient a« to fa cilities than any been an en tirely secondary Issue. W hy th is point goes unchallenged rem ains . m precepts! nrecents 'an d w ithd raw in g stored goods w ith- fact m eats of a ll kinds can be frozen other cold sto rage firm , no carryin g, a m ystery. Copyright 1936. , out trouble, and an adequate freezing when prim e .thus avoiding high feed- hand tru ck in g facilities, The bill w as p issed w ith little debate. A carefu lly appointed com mis Storage i tem perature w ill be m aintained, ing costs and loss of tenderness. checkers to assist. sion competent to study m arketin g practices m ight easily have taken two yewrs to investigate a question so v ital to consum ers, before an y bill w as Glance over the various advertise- a " d e,very locker h a=*a f rivatte As a special prem ium to anyone For fu rth er inform ation please even framed. ments and note the ch aracter of busl- lock’ and alone the key to locker whose w rite us or v isit the N orthwestern C ustom ers m ay place or w ith h avin g an an n ual A uthorities on th is trem endously Im portant subject of legislation a ffe c t ness men who are ap p ealin g to you It. an n ual rental h as been paid, and Ice & Cold S to rage Co., a t 73 S. E. ing the price of necessities, forecast th at the results of such a bill, if it be for your business through th is news d raw goods between 8 a. m. and 6 p. who b rin gs in another an n u al locker W ashington Street, P ortland. m. every d ay of the week. comes a law , w ill Increase cost of food alone $750,000,000 a y e a r; elim inate paper. Note the q u ality and w ide va stabilized production whereby m an ufacturers sell goods to larg er buyers riety of services and the different pro For a sm all ch arge o f $12 a year, during off-peak seasons at favorable prices, thereby keeping plants running ducts th at are advertised. or $1.50 per month, one m ay rent a steadily and low ering cost of goods to ultim ate consum er; "freeze” the price locker co n tain in g 11.6 eu. ft. of re level and subsidize the m iddlem an a t the expenne of the consumer. frigerated storage space. By test, The bill would affect p ractically every business In the country. Inde this locker w ill hold over 350 lbs. of pendent m erchants as w ell as chain groups would feel its influence. The Cold Storage Lockers at m eat th at is cut and wrapped. A consum er would pay th e bill. sm aller locker h avin g a cubical N. W. Ice & Cold Storage Congress should give the most thorough consideration to, instead of cap acity of 6.92 cubic feet are also h asty passage of an y legislation th at penny by penny drives up the costs of ----------- j av ailab le w ith a m eat cap acity of necessities and commodities, thereby Increasing the cost of livin g w ith re The Cold Storage Locker® of the 1200 lbs. for $7.50 per y e a r or $1.00 AND sulting loss of sav in gs in every home. N orthwestern Ice & Cold Storage i per month. * * * * Company at S. E. W ashington and I B erries and soft fru its of a ll types j W ater streets naar the E ast end of (m ay be frozen a t less expense than TIIE FIR E W ASTE CONTESTS the Morrison bridge, were construct-j canning, and the resu ltin g flavor is B eginning In 1923, a large num ber of C ham bers of Commerce have p ar ed w ith the thought in mind to give | finer. To obtain best results it is I ticipated In an an n ual fire w aste contest. The object of the contest Is to to custom ers the finest In san ita ry suggested th at the fru it be placed j reduce fire loss, and m ch y e a r aw ard s of m erit are presented to w inning Conditions, re frig eratio n efficien cy, ; ¡n w axed cartons th at are availab le 1 com m unities. To say the contests have been successful Is to understate th e case. Dur ing the years since 1923, the p articip atin g cities have shvwn a steady im AIR CONDITIONED provement In th eir fire records, and each y e a r their proportional fire loss Ivis been under th at of the country as a whole. It would be difficult to find a more w orthy com m unity endeavor than this. Every tim e a fire is prevented, everyone In the com m unity is eco — 9 < - J Open T ill M idnight NtnuUcluran 4 DM ri - butori w nom ically benefltted. B y the sam e token, every tim e a fire occurs, everyone IVCRYTHING Q 1 Y R V , C c o f f e e s h o i * 2634 S. W. HOOD in the com m unity must chip In to pay for the loss. One of the greatest AT. 0433 D I - A . D I o 1121 S W S tu rk ’ D A I R Y M A N ' - f j I tragedies of fire Is that It is alm ost en tirely preventable—a little knowledge, Mrs. Itivhy Does the Cooking a little time, a lltle money, will, elim in ate p ra ctically an y hazard. W O O D EN B O X ES Chicken Dinner iflrnoe kCriíeiUnú * * * * “Exalt the citizen . . . . M ake him self-respecting, self-relian t and res ponsible.”—H enry W. Gtndy. * * * * A business com m entator recen tly observed that the best thing that oan be said about business today Is th at there tH nothing to say. A nsw er to th at liddle la th at business Is holding its own, Is g rad u ally im proving and th at no signs Of a let-down or.n be seen. E arnings, as well a 8 volume and « o tlvlty, are likew ise show ing h ighly encouraging upw ard trends Wanted 3 to 4 Thousand Sacks of POTATOES PORTLAND BOX & LUMBER CO. So Good ,M k _ r it fc S tE « a n - k in Q ron h u m a n fo o d D O G S AND C A T S U. S. Government Inspected and Fanscd Food Magnolia I**‘luxe Ikw n Food H ave T n T r M t l w N« v PENNA-LITE s£S L MOWER Lawns MAGNOLIA A for Flower« T h e xi i t e m i e x c l u s i v e at WESTERN GOLF COURSE SUPPLY CO. 1514 S. E. 10th, Near Hawthorne Telephone E.lst !M92 B ring In 10 lb. Maniple h it « Blue Bell Potato Chip Co. « 3 2 a E. 63 Ave. MUnsel 1200 : Fortlund, Ore. T ry a clasaificd ad. You will be , aurpriaed at the resu lts. MONEY FOR MORTGAGE LOANS 6% L IB E R A L TERM S " K n e e P e e p In C l o v e r ” In m l d - A i i g u A l In t h e r e « n l t o f l r H « n t l o n ■f p a e t n r e l a n d o n t h e d a i r y f a r m . O n e ln « tan < e o n r e c o r d : . mi l l o l - » t e l n « p a s t u r e d o n I? a c r e * o f L a d i n o r i o t e r d u r l n « t h e iH it « c a e n « . P r o d u c t i o n f o r t h a * y e a r a v e r n « e d «.Ml lh« o f b i i t t r r f u t . c o m p a r e d w i t h SM -lb. a v e r a g e t o r t h e y e a r p r e v i o u s ! Oregon Mutual Sav. Bank AT 9363 6th at Oak, Portland Brick & Building Tile SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER Sylvan Brick Company Columbia Brick Works Want to Save Money? For a Small Amount YOU CAN RENT A R E FR IG E R ATED LtH KK K AND FREEZE YOUR MEATS, FOULTRY, FR U ITS AND VEGETABLES at the Northwestern lc« & Cold Storage Co. 73 SE Wash St., Portland For F urth er Inform ation, ____ Call, See or W rit« Ua Irrigation Now Practical and Economical On Large and Sm all Tracts 9 In scores of instances it is proving downright econom ics! to install adequate irrigation systems on small and large tracts alike. Western Oregon farmers in particular are finding irrigation a source of profit. It is doubling vegetable and alfalfa crop returns, improving quality of crops anti furnishing abundant pasture to maintain high dairy production all summer long. Get the facts all the facts- about modern irrigation on the farm. It may result in important profits to you. For complete information just write Oregon State College, see vour County Agent, or vour local IVpco Farm Service Man. Thl* M m , » , , I* ii hll i lied hv FARM SRKVICK OF I* l RT.M K N T of the PORTLAND (IKNKKAI. KI.FI TUI* COM PSW PROFIT«,!/, IRRIGATION i GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION