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    Friday, November 13. 1936
Page 4
Irish, tract sec 24 T 3N R 3W .
least a y ea r’s supply o f utensils, lin- in the past.
T ake the utility indua-
G eo L Sm ith, et ais, to H u gh T hom - ens, canned goods, etr. R epair joh s try fo r example.
rt is oj err. w g a,
as Smith, tract E W alker DLi,' No. should be done im m ediately.
I-ros- capacity.
F urther dem and to. e ie ;-
42 Sec 36 T 1N R 4W .
pective hom e-ow ners
should start trio current wiU fo rce com panies to
H en ry C. A nderson, et ux. to A n- building o r should
buy now.
Mer- increase their facilities,
A d olp h L eppin, et ux. to C a ll B er­
and
m an u factu rers
should
The s to ck m arket m ay be jittery
ger, IS ) acres A. Zacahry DLL' No. drew Z u ercher ,et ux, lot 1 blk 1 Leh- ch ants
man acres.
keep »heir inventories built up wen and fid gety fo , a lew weeks as in-
52 T1IMR2W.
F rilz
Elzner, et ux, to < arl J ahead.
In
short, everyon e should yestors try to size up the P resid en ts
E sther E astm an, et ux, to State
be hedged a g a in s t the stron g posai- attitude.
H er« again, how ever tun-
H igh w ay C om m ission, R t o f wuy thru Scham oni, lot 26 H o ffa rb e r tracts.
W S G ordon, et ux. to Claudena bU ltie. o f sk yrock etin g p rices!
dam ental* wili decide the course of
tra ct « e c 2T1SR1W .
The secon d im portant reason why prices.
c o in i n g » snouid continue to
L ydia M eier ,et vir, C. E. W alker, Holm, lot 6 hlk 6 R eedville H om es.
j M Elder, et ux. to M ilton E Stev- I look fo r a period o f prosperity is expand.
M oney rates should stien -
et ux, *o State H ighw ay C om m is­
enason, et ux, tract in C S tew art I the basic trend o f
business itself gthen, but they will still be low for
sion R t o f w ay thru sec 2 T1SR1W .
T1SR 2W
A ccord in g to tbe B absonch art, bus! m onths to com e.
Invest
tie itru d e M cC orm ic to E. T E aster C L C N o 5 « T lB R 2 W
et ux P t lots 3 and 4 G arden H om e. | J M H u n tin gton to B ert C Hunt-
ss od ay is 76
76 per cent above the qu ick ly gob b le up any bargains in
M athilda Guards to Joseph K. T ru ington, P t Got 74 C ornelius Environs, depression low and 20 per cen t above stocks
M ost im portant ol all, the
led
N
K
Kea^an,
et
ux,
Bert
C
H
unt'
a
‘
1
1
a*»°*
tim
e
in
election
and
the cam paign are u«m
lots
3
and
4
Garder
m an ,et ux, P t
ington to S M R eagan I>t lot 74 C or
“ ha* h ,‘ lh ‘* ,,o r" ,al out o f the way.
T he Issue U deli.i-
H om e.
““
° n “ “ w a> **P
T h « <*«•* o f Italy d « ld.-d.
Then- is nothing „.o r e
E lton Shaw, et ux, to A da A H unt nelius E nvirons
ption T
and
p rodu ction Z
is Z
sw Z in ' T
g- ‘ that
business
men " or r m
in v vestoi»
un d
d o „
in gton IT lot 1 V irgin ia Place.
j ¡, Bartlow , et ux. to John Is ak et consum
[
upward
rad e ‘
T *1 ,,m
a ,- " l Ia*B
e s io .s t t un
Real Estate Transfers
s x ¡ r s n t r . s i i *blk ■
»ss
Dr. Jos. Le Roy Copeland
Chiropractic— Physio-Therapy— Electrotherapy
315 Broadway Bldg.
A T . 3433
Portland
B odily ailm ents com e as a result
c h irop ractic has made a rem ark­
able record in rem oving the cause of either o f a violation o f nature’s laws
ch ron ic diseases w hich have been the or on accou nt o f an in terference with
conspicuous failures o f m any m eth­ nature's w ays to keep the body in
ods o f treatm ent. The m ost brilliant perfect health.
T he hum an body is
s u b c a s e s o f ch iiop ra ctic,
however, so con stru cted that it is unnatural
arc in ad ju stin g the cause o f acute and im possible for disease to creep in
diseases, for in these the recu pera­ without a cause.
T he nerve system
tive powers have not been weakened which leads to and con veys life to
by long illness and the results are every rem ote part o f the body, is de­
generally prom pt and certain.
signed to give perfect health to all the
Dr. C opeland is a Physio-Therapist organs and keep them in repair.
If
P hysio-T h erapy advanced to its p rop ­ there is the slightest
interference
er place as a m eans to health.
with the nerve com m un ication , there
fm a , mUn-g
P hysio-T h erapy
m eans
»’physical is bound to be disease in the particu ­
advan tage ^ 7 the gA T t p r o m opAor
treatm ent o f disease as distinguished lar organ supplied by the nerve so
tunlties o f to d a y ’
Sim ple adjustm ents re­
from m edical treatm ent.'
The hup obstructed
C opyright 1936.
o f electrical m odalities together with m ove the obstru ction and thereby re­
m ove the cause, thus perm itting na­
natural healing m ethods
ture to heal.
Dr.
Copeland
is
a
professional
man
Trousers and Purse Stolen
One phase o f Dr. C opeland's ser­
o f wide experience and if your health
v ice that you will appreciate is the
The A. W . G ripp hom e on the Ber- is not in the best condition you
e ffo rt to give you the best possible
tha-B eaverton highw ay, was entered should visit the o ffic e and let him results with adjustm ents that result
W ednesday night through a rear door
show you exactly w here the cause of in restoring health.
A trial will con -
while the fam ily were asleep.
The
your su fferin g is, and explain to you J vince you.
E very case is carefu lly
prow ler departed with Mr. G rip p ’s
ju st how ch irop ractic adjustm ents analyzed and given close personal
trousers in w hich w as a purse co n -1
will
rem ove the cause.
attention.
taining $92.
¿ax
Jeasie M R i c ^ r d ^ n to Jane San-j Guy
*
ux
to Josephine ing the n e i t ^ f e w ^ » ' b r i n e s , ^ i 'l i
tos, tract s e c 26 T2SR1W . _
. M ack lot 7 Oak Par k Sub.
becom e a ccu stom ed to the new ord er
Jane Suntos to Jessie M. R ich ard - M ack,
just as it has becom e adju sted to new
non-Donald C. P ark er, tract sec 26
BABSO N SA Y S
regulations in the past.
T h ere will
T2SR1W .
con tin u e to he p rofits in business.
A C P earson , et ux, to R Klings-
So long as there are p rofits, business
porn , et ux, tract sec 26 T2SR1W .
Continued from P age 1
men will take advan tage o f them !
Id a M W ood w orth to H arry M orrl .
public bankruptcy, cu rren cy,
F orget P olitics fo r T w o Years
aon tract in M. M oore DEC N o 5 2 .. _.
Iuflution, e con om ic ebaos, ruin, an d . j ust p rior to the election I forecast
T1SR 2W ,
¡that Mr. R oosevelt's reelection would
Joh n A nderson, et ux, to A rthur | revolu tion !
the
trem endous
e n -jb e tem porarily bearish on capital
E. B roderson, et ux, Pt block 4 W a l -1 B ecause o f
dorsem ent o f the greatest spen din g ¿rood», but bullish on con su m er goods,
k ers add, B eaverton .
A dm inistration in our history, I fore- and that a G overn or Landon victory
C. J. B each, et ux, to M ark Skin- j
see only one outcom e. IN F L A T IO N ! would be vice versa.
T hat forecast
ner, Supt o f Bank.«, 1 a cre se c 16,
Just as sure as day follow s night and „till stands.
R etail trade through
T1SR 1W .
| sprin g follow s winter, we are now the Christinas season will he the heist
Mr. G ripp found his trousers later:
D ella H cs»on g, et vir, to E dna M
into a period o f inflation. sin ce 1929. F or a few m onths those about 3 block s from the house and
Linn, Pt lot 259 Johnson E st A dd to headed
F urtherm ore, there is better than w ho con trol capital will w atch to the em pty purse a few yards beyond
B eaverton R eedville acreage.
Glenn S Ehle, et ux, to B ert I. even ch ance that this can not be aee w h ich w ay the cat will jum p. If
lim ited to cred it expansion.
Sev- they are con vin ced that they can still
N ation s ch risten ships because our
R eyn old s .et ux, lota 11 to 14 blk
eral weeks a g o I said that the possi- m ake p rofits under ch anged con d i- pagan an cestors did the same th in g .!
25 W est P ortland Hgte.
Acrobatic— Ballet— Ballroom— T ap
W J Scanlon to Bert I R eynolds, bilities o f m onetary inflation were tions, the capital good s industries will giving the sh ip to the gods and their
Now, I beln ve that the odds sw in g into action again as they have p iotection .
et ux lots 15 to 18 blk 25 W est P o rt­ 50-50.
fo r
cu rren cy
debasem ent
have
1113 S. W . Yamhill
Portland
land Hgta.
Jumped to 60-40. Just when this may
J A rm stron g to Bert I R eynolds,
com e is im possible to predict, but
The F rench and E nglish criticize ing pleasure and n oth in g more. D an c­
ct ux, lota 5 to 8, 33 to 36 blk 25 W est
w ithin the next five
years seems
A m erica again and again because ing is an art, to becom e accom plished
P ortlan d .
probable.
B ut w hether we have
they are
lack ing in tw o qualities in it requires trainin g and discipline.
J C Swinburne, et ux, to H ayes Hall
phoney m oney o r just cred it Infla­
which to our sister nations across the A nything requiring discipline is fine
8.45 acres W B C hatfield D U J No. 51 j
tion, we faee a period o f artificial
Atlantic seem indispensable.
The training for life.
A fter all, life is
ATTORNEY
T1SR 3W .
I prosperity
w hich
m ay
com pletely
E nglish con dem n us fo r
taking no an art and those w h o are really ar­
Cha» L M cC onnell, et ux, to T L
American
Bank
Building
eclipse the 1929 B oom !
Portland
recreation, the F rench condem n us tists o f livin g have learned the lesson
M cA uley et ux, lot 20 A lderbrook
W H A T T O D O A B O U T IT
because we lack grace.
The sad o f discipline over and
ov er again.
Farm .
Hem i make your plans on the ba-
T his section o f O regon is indeed 1 faith with his client.
Third and last part o f it is that there is more than D ancing is a high art then, made h igh ­
F reda C A ustin to Hazel Strieker.
3H acres in lot 59 Steels add B eav­ sis o f som e kind o f inflation with fortun ate in having the services o f but not least, does he have su fficien t a grain o f truth in each o f the er because o f its close linking with
a sharply rising co st o f living and an a ttorn ey such as Jam es J. Cross- know ledge o f the legal profession to criticism s.
erton.
that finest o f fin e arts, the art o f
Since the tim e he graduated lead his client safely throu gh the in­
W e think we take recreation but we
W hitw ell heavier taxes. Those o f you w ho live le Y-
d on ’t
W e read ch eap magazines, living.
et ux Pt lot 1 blk 60 M etzger A cre on pensions, annuities, bond c o u p o n s , from law sehoojl he has con scien ti- tricate m azes o f the law.
T he Thelm a L ayton School o f the
The above reasons com bine the ne­ play g o lf and go to m ovies, but we
T ra ct»
and dividends can protect yourselves ously given the best o f his know ledge
successful overlook one type o f recreation which Dance teaches ballroom , tap, a cro­
M A K etchum , et ux. to O scar Nel- by ow n ing cou ntry real estate and to the service o f his clients and what cessary facu lties fo r the
stock s, m ore cou ld be asked o f any man.
attorney and that Mr. C rossley has is ideal for both sexes, fo r old and batic and ballet dancing.
son. et ux, 2 tracts sec 22 T1SR 2W .
I certa in group» o f com m on
Miss Lay-
Tn the person o f Mr. Crossley, we these facu lties is
clearly
attested, young, w hich is really an art which
A m anda Nelson, et vir, to Miles H ouseholders should now stock in at
have every necessary fa cto r in m ak ­ by the great num ber o f clients he gives us exercise, and m ake us gra ce­ ton, the m anager, wishes to in form
our readers that her studio will be
ing him one o f the forem ost m em bers has so cap ably served in the past.
fu l—dancing.
o f the local bar.
In conclusion, we wish to say that
A nd yet d an cin g is not ju st a pass- open fo r new students.
Mr. C rossley is a p rogressive and through his broad and diversified
efficien t attorney and his one inter­ experience, he has proved him self
est is to his clients.
W hen look in g
fo r an attorney, certain points must to be an able and efficien t law yer and
ATTORNEYS
be taken into con sideration.
First, in this edition we wish to com plim ent
| is he honest.
Setxmd, will he keep him upon his attainm ents.
520 Mead Bldg.
Portland
Thelma Layton Studio of the Dance
Jas. J. Crossley
j
McGuirk & Schneider
- PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS -
C onsiderin g the professional and
business man from the standpoint of
their usefulness to the com m unity, it
w ould appear these law yers are am ong
the m ost influential and progressive
citizens, for by reason o f their thor­
ou gh training and intim ate and per­
son al con ta ct with business and pri­
vate a ffa irs o f the citizens, the law ­
yers bear a close relationship to the
general w elfare o f a com m unity.
A m on g law yers o f P ortland m ay be
m entioned the nam es o f M cG uirk &
S chneider whose ability e n a b lt» them
| to sit in the fron t rank with the lead­
ing barrister» o f the city.
T hey are
the type o f law yers w hose practice
has been developed alon g the line
o f strict adherence to the finest ideals.
T he legal fraternity form s an im pos­
ing array o f the cu m m u n ity’s leading
professional figures,
w hose
attain ­
m ents fo r the m ost part rarely, if
ever, com e to the n otice o f the public.
T his is due to the fact that the law ­
yer, traditionally fo r his conserva-
tivenes» o f m anner in practice, co n ­
du cts hi* r.ffairs in the effectu al, rath­
er than sp ectacu lar manner.
Such
is the type o f M cG uirk & Schneider,
who are good and w orth y citizens as
well as good law yers and outstanding
men o f a ffa ir».
Farm & Suburban
Exchange
YOUR
G u u - Compieteli! ~T|eur
E Y E S A N D M INE
6, 10 and 40 A cre Farm », Filbert and
ON OI-ASSKS
W aln u t A creages.
S. A G O T T E R
By Dr. E m ery C. Ingham , Portland
1118 Y eon Bldg. P ortlan d A T. 2475
One thing that should w orry you
you w onder what is
W A S H IN G T O N
CO^ G ales C ceek and m ake
dlat., nr. new hgw y, 40 acres, 2 w rong, is the fa ct that so m any peo­
W alk down
a cres creek bottom , 1 a. cleared ple are w earing glasses.
bnl m ixed tim ber and brush, old the street and nearly every third per­
m eet is w earing
glasses.
buildings, on bank o f beautiful son you
stream , also large sprin g; full price. Just n otice the num ber o f glasses on
875. terms.
Ooeser, 8118 S. E. 13th your friends and the people you meet
in you r days w ork.
T he num ber is
ave., P ortland, SE. 4647.
trem endous.
East Side W illam ette R iver honiesltes
The O pticians say that there is only
15 m inutes to city center.
C ity w a­ one person in u hundred with perfect
ter, electricity, gas. P r lc i» reason ­ eyesight, and even this person would
able.
N o trades.
H. G. S tark­ be better o f f w ithout glasses.
Does
weather, ow ner, 602 B roadw ay B uild­ it seem
possible that
the C reator
ing, P ortland, BE. 9429.
made such an error when H e made
the human eye.
No.
H e certainly
B E IN D E P E N D E N T
did not, and the w earing o f glasses
L ive in prosperous colon y one mile
is o f our ow n fault and o f our own
from
L ong
R each,
W ashington,
m aking.
W e can not im prove upon
w h ere everything grow s; 10 and 20
nature, and if we persist upon break
a cre tracts on easy terms.
F or full
ing natures laws, we will suffer, and
particulars w rite o r see W alker, su fferin g we are. fo r every third per­
209 Lum berm ans bldg.,
Portland,
son has eye trouble and m ost o f them
O regon, AT., 2581
are burdened with glasses.
The eyes were m ade to use and we
• A P O S IT IV E B A R G A IN "
$2500; 24 acres all in cultivation are able to use them under every
con dition if
fruit, berries, 5-room house and out ! con ceiva b le strain and
bldg*., im plem ents; situated S mi. we use them properly, and give them
Because the eyes
N W. o f W oodbu rn, Or.; 35 m iles S reasonable care.
w ere m ade to use, the m ore we use
o f P ortlan d
Mr. G atew ood, with
them,
the stron ger
they becom e
A. W . L A M B E R T A SON
639 S. E. M O R R IS O N ST. EA. 4131 Bind you r arm to you r body fo r a
period o f thirty days, and when you
80 A C R E S on W o lf C reek super-high-1 release the binding .the arm is very
w ay
(under co n s tru ctio n );
fine m uch w eaker.
It is only thru ex ­
sce n ic business location
fo r
auto ercise that you are able to build the
cam p, restaurant, store, highway, arm stron g again.
It ts possible to
resort, etc.
About 30 acres very develop every part o f the body thru
fine, rich farm land, partly cleared; proper exercise, and the eyes are no
trout stream and sp rin g s; balan ce in exception.
com m ercia l tim ber will b rin g over
Let us start today to rebuild our
$ 1.000 when
h ighw ay
com pleted eyea.
Let us start today to give our
S A L E P R IC E O N L Y $790, T E R M S . eyes a thought.
If you neglect your
W rite fo r descriptive circular.
teeth you lose them.
If you neglect
O. S Rhle. M ultnom ah, O r . A T 6815 you r eyes you are often forced to
wear glasses, and in m any eases the
Tractors
vision becom es so poor that you are
In danger o f losing it.
Let us start
Just the thing fo r the Small Farm er
today to care fo r ou ■ eye» in the
N E W W11 .P E - A U T O -T R AC tractor.
proper way the sam e as you would
C raw ler type. W IL D E M O TO R CO.
care for any other part o f you r body.
606 N T illam ook P ortland, T RInlty
Y our eyes deserve a thought and ord ­
2054.
inary care.
S I N U S
Successful!? treated b? put
new siectriral method Results
are immediate. NO drum or '
«urger? used in this new treat­
ment.
S « Charge for Cennt/taf«**
The Emery C. Ingham
Drugloss Clinic
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