B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, Ore.
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New Deal Cost
$1,250 a Family
Friday, June 5, 1936
Heavy Rains Show Value
of Correct Roof Application
Colored Facing Brick
Grows in Popularity
The use of various colors of facing
brick for the facing o f ' sto.es .resi
dences and apartment buildings con
Published Friday of » c b week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton,
tinues to grow in popularity, due to
at
the
poatofflce
at
Beaverton,
Ore.
Ose.
Entered a* »econd-Oase matter
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the many advantages gained by the
Subscription Ratea
use of this time tried n
.$ 35c M ore to Come. Says House rich, deep varied red co.ors of buck
11.00
Three Months ........ - -
One Year —-------
,50o
Subacriptiona Payable in Advance
form an ideal background for the
Six M o n th «-------
The best insurance you can havc the very highest grade of work at pri
M inority Leader; Raps
evergreen shrubbety and clinging
Phone 7503
against damage to your walls, ced- ces as low as what you pay for ord
Enterprise B ldg. Cor Short St. and TuaiaGn Valley Highway
vine.,
that
grow
so
well
here.
Such
Extravagance.
inary roofing.
Ent* ‘ P p „ rtlfn d Office— 408 Dekum Bldg.. Phone ATwater 5914
a permanent material need never be ings, and household effects is in plac
The management and assistants
torn down as it is impervious to de ing the care o f your roofing in the
W A S H I N G T O N , D. C — Th e cay that attack« other less permanent
have earned for themselves a reputa
The Worker Pays
hands of a reputable roofing concern tion as expert roofers and their many
The same landscape tUi.
Roosevelt administration w ill have materials.
The Snyder Roofing Co. will look satisfied patrons in this ¿pid sur-
charms
us
in
June
is
apt
to
app
If you think the so-called rich pay all the taxes, and the spent 32 billion, 675 million dol- shabby and dreary in January.
after your roofs, inspect them at fre- rounding communities will vouch for
rcst of us receive all the bounty o f government for noth ; lars by the time this congress ad- warmth and color that makes June quent intervals, and keep them «" I their work.
biautifal th.m Janu
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inL, here are some facts that will disillusion you. They ! jo..rn, Ber.ra„,1 Snell represen- more
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perfect repair .by contract, at a price i Phone for an estimate on any work
is warmth of color that makes bnek *
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in this line before placing your order.
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are taken from an editorial m the Charlestown News and ^
^ (|ebatt on (hf more beautiful all year 'round, than which will stave you a good deal of j To Snyder Roofing Co., ATwater
any other building materi I
Archi- money in the course of a year. They | 1054 or write to the business office at
Courier, entitled * I axing the W orker.
a
i so,? million dollar tax bin.
tects today are doing more beautiful wl„ also save you a great deal of 5929 S. W. Macadam Ave., Portland,
F verv dollar spent by the Federal government in the! “ThiB means that the New Deal win things with brick than ever In the
Oregon.
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I have taken $1,aK) from every family in in the history of architecture taking w'orry.
last fiscal year \\as d c n \ t
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! the Unltetl States," he said. “ And the full advantage of all the variou i j f yOU want a guarantee against j
Severt cents from personal income taxes, eight cents mon4»y [,aa
j„ „ wasteful. color tones and mellow shadings in 1 ieak.s for a term of years, their sales
which brick can be easily procu: ed
man will make you as good a propo-
extravagant
manner.”
he
added.
from corporation taxes; six cents from liquor taxes; six
achieving architectural effects that sjtion as you can get anywhere and
Ridicules Financial Program.
cents, from tobacco taxes seven cents from processing tax
Citing the mounting deficits, Snell are obtainable with no other ma- you wiu have the assurance that this
terial. Flowers, sunshine, brick walls R oofjng Company will be right here
es; five cents from excise taxes; five cents from customs said:
Nsnufditurei t Ditlrlbulon
wherever
thereis
oolor naturally in year„ to Come, to make good what
IVfcRYTHING
times we have been told in
duties,three cents from estate and gift taxes; four cents: the “ Three
blended .there Is beauty.
¡they promise.
President's budget messages no
D A IR Y M A N
The use of brick has many ad
taxes ------
would - he required, and In vantages in addition to its pleasing
from all other forms o f taxes.
.
! new
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This roofing will be applied light
have
Practically everv one o f those taxes is, in effect, a sales each instance we h
a been called upon appearance, such 'as a saving in fuel ' over your old shingle roof if you
■ssion to pass a new costs; no painting bills every few wish. For a slight additional charge
tax.
Each represents a part of the cost of the things v\t tax bm 1 .
years; less depreciation over a period they will remove the old shingles, put
higher re-sale the sheeting in proper condition and
buy. . Each one, with few and unimportant exceptions,
‘All this proves beyond doubt tills of years—therefore
administration does not have the slight value; greater loan value; and the j apply your roofing in the manner ne-
must he and is passed on to the consumer.
est semblance of a financial program. satisfaction in owning a permanent cessary to make the roof durable.
Not only this, but they are prepared
And that isn’t the worst o f it. The total of the taxes) Itg nearp;t'appr0n;h''t'o 'H budget poi' ana
anA
d nre-resisreni
,lrt resJ,8te,n* nome.
home,
‘I would to quote you on any type of roofing
listed above comes to just 51 cents, leaving 49 cents o f each icy i. to .pend an the money it can ha^ 3<j £ nRu0B
uk
r1'a oTdlnmy
$2000 and Up
you prefer on the same basis of com
plete service on the labor and mater
houK.
dollar unaccounted for.
That forty-nine cents was ob-
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On Willamette Valley, Or., and
aa rich and full of
pleasantness as ial.
By their exclusive process they
tained by borrow ing— and when the clay of reckoningj ** POMk)'e-
Clark county, Wash., farms
Carry Issue to People.
may be within and without, and with can make your roof absolutely water
comes it will be the worker and the man o f average means, Minority leaders decided to carry to such differences as might suit and tight and guarantee the work. While N o principal payments required
the people at the November elections express each man's
character and we feel their word is good in making
Liberal Prepayment Privileges
w ho w ill have to foot practically all o f the gigantic bill.
the Issues raised by the President’s occupation and partly his history.’
this claim, they can refer you to a
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new “ corporation surplus” tax bill.
number o f well-known real estate
Commonwealth, Inc.
men for whom they are now doing
N ot because “ thoughts are things” tangible little bullets i “ It Is a question to put squarely be
W PA Ease* Travelers.
415 S. W. 6 th
Portland, Ore.
such work.
fore the people,” Knelt declared.
Skull Valley, Arlz.—The WPA, at a
which can be sent to a definite objective.
I f that were truej " I f the people decide that thrift In
All work is done by local union me
cost of S81.611 to the taxpayers, 1» go
it would be possible to destroy an adversary through the business and saving for a rainy day Is ing to improve the road between this chanics who are experienced in roofing
power o f thought, and we know that cannot be done— un bad policy then they can endorse the unincorporated community of 80 souls construction and will be under direct
new taxes by their votes. I am con
Want to Save Money?
supervision o f the management of
less he knows you are doing it and is susceptible to the fident that they will conclude other to Yava, also unincorporated, popul»- this
firm.
They are prepared to do
tlon 75.
any kind o f roofing, and guarantee
power o f suggestion.
I he effort to send out such thought wise."
IL H. J E F F R IE S . Publisher
Snyder Rooting Company Excells in Work
Monroe M e l
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only destroys the sender.
N o, the power o f thought is in
the person employing it.
That is why any consistent
effort toward right thinking revolutionizes the person do
ing it, making changes in him which the world can see.
moval of ice from plane wings are al
ready perfected.
The Plastic Age
Continued from Page 1
Few development« are so spectacu
lar as the progress of the plastics,—
moving part« only
four elements chemistry’s answer to technological
thut create friction, reduce efficiency unemployment.
These latest man
or might get out of order.
Contrast made _________
« « — in thousands
materials „ appear
this with the 480 pieces In the ordln j of~ form*" all the way from artistic
ary automobile engine today.
? he buttons to husky gears,
The ance«-
salt-water battery la a fascinating tors o f the plastics were celluloid and
gadget. This battery and a little mo bakellte.
Almost every day a new
tor with a propeller can be attached member of this versatile family is
to your row boat and will run under born.
One of the most recent pro
lta own power while it ts tn the wa ducts is the permanent playing card
ter. Now comes from Canada an an which doesn't get dirty, doesn't get
nouncement o f the diacovery of a torn, and doesn't wear out.
Henry
new carbureter which will boost your Ford and hi« chemurgic friend« are
gasoline efficiency to more than 100 doing real missionary work toward
m ile« per gallon!
solving the farm problem by trans
Perhaps next in line of possibilities forming old agricultural surpluses
is the pre-fabrlcated house. This ts Into new Industrial products.
no longer an engineering problem —
The glass Industry Is producing a
It Is primarily a question of sales and
polarized,
or one-way glass, for pro
volume production.
Now that the
pioneers In this field are cooperating tection against auto hand-light glare,
with local builders, faster progress flexible gla«s for various uses, glass
will be made.
Air-condttloning also bricks for building, ana spun glass
Alloy
Is definitely on the way.
Moistening for textiles and Insulation.
of the nlr in homes during the winter steels are opening up another vast
has become rather common-place. field. Nickel, chronlum, copper, man
The real market, however, ts the de ganese. vanadium, titanium, and zir
velopment o f alr-coollng equipment conium are among the materials
ut a cost within the range o f the av which, when mixed wit>» Iron, produce
Also in the
erage consumer’s pocket-book. Then a lighter, stronger steel.
there is the ‘‘flivver” airplane with j metal field is talk of "alcane" which
which the Department of Commerce is the aluminum industry’s answer to
has been experimenting.
Dispersion the domination of the container field
Colored print
o f fog from landing fields and re by tin-plate makers.
ing, colored movies, and colored still-
photos are rapidly coming.
Three
miles of “ cotton roads” are being
built even way up In New Hampshire
this summer!
Photo-sculpture ma
chines will produce your likeness in
three dimensions!
Naturally some o f these products
will never fulfill present expecta
tions; but others will tar exceed even
the most visionary promises.
It Is j
here that those who are losing th eir 1
old Jobs today should rind new jobs ;
tomorrow.
Tt is here also that Inves
tors will be tempted to speculate;
but I charge you to remember that
the old-established companies with
strong research organizations are far
better for either Investments or specu
lation than new fly-by-night ventures
But to bring these changes about In
an orderly and Just way, industrial
research must be accompanied by a
spiritual awakening. Hence, both the
laboratories and the churches de
mand support.
Business, as estimated by the Bab-
Making Shade»
sonchart Is only 7 |>er cent below nor
mal «nd Is now IS per cent above a
Cleaning Shade*
year ago.
Copyright 1936.
—-Venetian Blinds—
Babson Says
P
E
A
K
E
THE SHADE MAN"
Caught 32 Trout
Tuesday Henry Nelson and Roy
Marlin went on a fishing trip down
Tillamook way, had <t lovely time
and brought home 32 Eastern Brook
trout.
These trout seem to be more
chubby than the cut-throats, built
along the lines of a salmon.
One 12
inches long weighed about one and
one half pounds.
The boys got back to their car
just before the rain, good luck all
around.
Ask your attorney to send your le
gal notices to the local paper.
For
Chair & Davenport
Cushions Remade
Lasting Beauty
PRICES REASONABLE
Keplers Upholstery Shop
and
Beaverton. Oregon
Economy
J. O. J O H N S O N
Attorney st I jaw
Portland office »25 Yeon Bldf.
Tigard office Johnaon Bldg., Wed
nesday and Saturday
Phone« Tigard 52 and 0351
Portland
Chicken Dinner
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So C o
Midnight
Q IYD
COFFEE SHOP
D 1 A . D I *5 11 21 S W Stark
Mrs. Blxby Does the Cooking
o d
IVI A N - K I N D
Northwestern Ice &
Cold Storage Co.
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pose of those odds and ends lying
around.
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Inspected und Pas&ed Food
73 SE Wash St., Portland
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