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THE NEW HI RED A Dependable Dressmaker Traffic Quizes For You and Me HAND w ho does tailoring and alterations also G ood C oats are expensive but you can buy A -l materials, have A -l w ork m a n sh ip a n d q*.pert fitting^, copied from F ren ch d e sig n s—for less if you go to M IN N IE M. B A T E S Dec. and January. Special, C oats re-lined, $3 75. 2133 S. E. 57th Ave. TA. 3693, P ortland A m I ever perm itted to pass another Cue on the R ig h t7 In a highw ay o f fou r or more j lanes, you m ay pass another vehicle on the right if you d o not exceed the indicated spend in doin g so. Y ou m ay also pa^s to the right of n ve“ h id e m aking a left turn. W hat should I do upon the ap proach o f a fire engine o r amhuUnce? Y ou should drive at on ce to the j right hand edge o f the street oi high way clear o f any intersection, and «top. Y ou should remain there | until the vehicle has passed or until instructed to m ove by police officers. U. II. J E F F R IE S , Publisher P ublished F rid ay o f each w eek by the P ion eer P ublishing Oo , at Beaverton Oregon. E ntered aa second -class m atter at the poet o f f ice at Beaverton, Ore O n e Y ear _ Six Month« Friday, January 7, 1938 B E A V E R T O N ENTERPR ISE. Beaverton. Oregon Pape 2 S U B S C R IP T IO N K A T E S _________$1.00 T hree M o n t h * _______ $ 33c ________ .60 Subscription P ayable in A dvance E nterprise Bldg., Cor. Short St. and T ualatin V alley H ighw ay. P hone 75031 P ortlan d O ffic e — 407-408 D ekum Bldg., P hone AT. 6391 H illsboro O ffice — R o o m 5, D elta Bldg., P hone 1641 E. M. C older, F ield R epresentative I f you w an t news in this issue see that it reaches our W ednesday night. F lying It should bet with few regrets that we see 1937 steal aw ay into oblivion. W hen first he arrived, he w as a husky, rosy-cheeked you ngster with prospects galore ahead ofl him. B ut instead o f en couragin g his norm al, steady grow th into etalwart m anhood and then co m fo rta b le old age., we decided to experim ent. W e gave shots in the arm to stim ulate his grow th so that he w as m iddle-aged long before he w as six m onths old. W e hobbled him with strikes. W e trained him on fqar and uncertainty and name culling. So naturally he soon becam e a weak, querulous, quibbing old w reck lon g before his time. N ow young, husky 1938 a rrives! H is com in g oouldn't be better timed. H e finds us sorry fo r our sins and anxious to help him be the kind o f a year he should be. H e w on ’t be any guinea pig. W e've dona our experim enting. And now w e're ready to raise him in sane and sensible fashion. So long, 1937; w e're not sorry to see you leave! Hi, 1938! Come -r .J'A, on, let’s march ahead! * * * * SPEN D IN G T H E RESERVES M onies being puid Into the G overnm ent Social Security plan go into the general funds and are not set aside to care fo r the aged — that resposibilitiy is still being left fo r future regulation. T here is a lot o f com p lain t u bout the failure o f the G overnm ent to put into operation a m ethod to pile up reserves, particularly as all insurance com pan ies a m held under tight restriction s to keep their fluid m oney chests well filled. * * * * " I f this country is ever wrecked,, it w on't be . . . . because the liberal spirit dem and too m uch reform . . . . It will bo be cause the liberal spirit show ed a crim inal lack o f consideration for reason, deliberation and experien ce."— D orothy Thom pson. Ex-Portland Woman To Sail for Africa M iss Minnie A. T on tz ex-P ortland er, has com pleted a yea r’s furlough In the United States and will resum e her w ork ks a nurse, under the Am erlcan hoard o f foreign missions, am on g the N dau people o f East A f rica. She has been in that work nearly 20 years. She is the daughter o f Mrs. A. Tontz, 1746 Southeast Sixth avenue und the sister o f K. S. Tontz, B eav erton, and o f J. <5. Tontz, M ultnomah. Albany College Spring Semester Opens Feb. 7 Demand Reported for Business ColLege Graduates Business men with w hom we talked in recent m onths have expressed the opinion that there are m any openings to be found in lucrative position for you ng men and wom en with business college education. This leads us to the con clu sion that it Is in order to recom m end on o o f these schools to ou r lead ers and a fter m aking investi ga llon s we are able to recom m end one which m eets «very requirem ent The P a cific Business College, Inc. is the one institution w hich in our opinion is qualified to o ffe r courses in com plete businous training. This sch ool is beyond the average in the carefu l preparation given each stu dent. Individual attention assures each one that th o course is com plete, and no student is ever graduated un til they have thoroughly m astered every detail o f the course. T he Pa- c lf ic Businnss College, Inc., has a c quired a reputation w hich is envied by other schools. The business men o f Portland recognize this college as outstanding in the carefu l training given to students, and as a result the graduate o f this college has little d ifficu lty in secu rin g a position. Mr. Koeney, at one tim e an officia l o f the N orthern P a cific R ailw ay has taken ch arge o f the daportm ent o f R ailroad V ocation s in the P acific Business College, 1017 SW W ash in g ton street. T hey have added this departm ent on to their already very large school o f business and vocation al training, and will teach T elegra phy, R ates and T r a ffic Management and R ailroad A ccounting. R ailroads are the w orld ’s largest eniployor o f m anpower, but they now require that new m en entering their srx'vice be well trained for the par ticular branch which they enter. This business college proposes to supply that training . W e stron gly urge our renders, par tlcularly our younger readers to in vestigate the possibilities o f enroll m ent at this fine school. T he school is) located at 1017 SW W ashington in Portland . Machine Designed for Infantile Paralysis And Foot Sufferers Portland Product T he ever-increasing foot menace caused by hard, level streets, m odern footgea r and oxer-im pijoving trans portation m ethods caused Alwin K ost Portland inventor ,to think seriously o f w ays and means to restore a fflict ed feet to normal. His years o f experience in physical culture form ed the backgrou nd for his <larly experim ents with foot troubles. T he d ifficu lty was to adapt a m ovem ent to the m any possible degrees o f universal action o f the human foot and ankle. G radually all obstacles were elim inated and the ou tcom e is the K ost M ultiple-X M ove ment em bodied in the Pedo-N orm al- izer machine. Its fu n ction is to strengthen weakened muscles, co r rect bone position, increase blood supply to the feet and ankles and re build tissue to the individual noed. It com pels the natural action which educates new nerve tracts and a w ak ens a consciousness o f pow er in once- paralysed muscles, bringing new hope o f a physically active useful life to those now afflicted. Since the tim e o f its installation, Sept. 20, 1937, over a thousand treatm ents have been given. R esults have exceeded expectations especially in relieving the a fter-effects o f in fantile paralysis. Mr. K ost says: “ The eye« o f the nation are focused on present e f forts for relief o f those unfortunate sufferers, and it is the hope o f the Pe*lo-N orm alizcr sta ff that this Port- land invention will con tribu te to na- tion-w ide relief. T he P edo-N orm alizer unit is now in operation, with Dr. E. B rew er in charge, in the M organ Bldg., 624, BR. 4313. ----------------------------- S pring sem ester o f college work opens in A lbany colle g e at Portland and at Albany, February 7. New cou rsqs o f special interest to stu dents enrolling fo r this second se m ester have been added in both in stitutions, accord in g to Dr. T hom as W. Bibb, president. In P ortlan d students may register in courses that aru prelim inary to w liatever degrees they wish to obtain F o r instance .they m ake w ork o ff I f you want news In this w eek ’s freshm an English requirem ents and 6 f P sychology. Issue see that It reaches our o ffice s lay the fou n dation s T hrough an arran gem rn t with Bch- W ednesday night. nku-W ulker business oqllege, fr e s h men may take typew riting and sh ort hand at the sam e tim e they are a c quiring liberal arts credits applicable Accordion Teacher tow ard future degrees. N E W Ä USED A C C O R D IO N ’S Courses offe re d in A lbany college F o r Sale or Kent at P ortland in w hich students may Eugene Pezzola register January 24 to F ebruary 7 Res. Studio: «32 S. E. Ulne St. include English Bible, H istory, G eog Ken. filo n e : E A h I Otiti I raphlc and H istorical B ackgrou n d o f Industry, International Relations, P sychology, S ociology, Publlo S peak ing, Dram a, F rench o r Germ an, Mu "See the N ew est" sic. Art. Typing, Shorthand, T rigon o ■ U N E K . I l l ' M lV , LUD W IG g t t Qil & Gas Co. Sponsors m etry and C hem istry . %r HAND IN ST R U M E N T S AT (Jt Harney Uil Project H ere in Portland, A lbany college Phil Moll Music Shop gives courses In physical education, 925 S. W . 9th, near Salmon with com puting team s in several T he State Oil and G as Co. is en A I.SO— COM I'I. E T E STO C K OI sports, such a s basketball, track, deavoring to bring hom o to the people M USICAL IN ST R U M E N T and sw im m ing. R egistration includes Rural Unemployed may o f this state the opportunity a ffo rd NUUUI.IEN tick ets to E llison-W hite con cert ser ed by con solidation o f ou r state oil ies, textbooks, and all fees. S cholar Register in County possibilities. The H arney basin Salem, O regon. Friday, January 7 | p roject is being operated by a group ships ure o ffe re d In m u sic and may b o given In v oice, piano, o r violin T he State E m ploym ent Service this o f men whose soundness o f ex per i- D AN C IN G T A U G H T a fter applicants h ave had auditions week announced an itinerant set- cnee is thoroughly established. with Miss Stella G. F raser, head o f vice to enable eligible unem ployed The o ffice s o f this com p an y is lo the school o f m usic In A lbany co l w ork ers In small tow ns a n d rural cated at 223 P ittock B lock. Portland. The Patterson-Downey districts to register for em ploym ent lege at Portland. School of Dancing Dr. Bibb announced that tw o honor and file their claim s fo r unem ploy Correct ion scholarships to the cam pus at Albany ment benefits at points near their U K IV A T E CESSONS DAILY In an ad for F anno C reek Dairy in will be given to each high school In homes. This service will consist o f a w eek the issue o f D ecem ber 31st .the name 10:311 A. M. P ortland and outtlaying territories. Students enrolling in A lbany college ly visit by representatives o f the o f H. T. Feldm an w as erroneously j Classe* Euelt Tuendaj Eve 8 I*. M. m ore misspelled to read Seid man, which at Albany m ay select courses from State E m ploym ent Service to the follow ing fields: English. Pub than 50 tow ns o f the State and w ill!jjt t|r error wo hope will not be re-1 McElroy’s Palm Gardent lic speaking D ram atics, Journalism . be continued fo r such time as local peated. Mr. Feldman has a very fine| conditions seem to re- herd o f dairy cow s and Intends en- B iblical Literature. M athem atics, B ot em ploym ent C A M . AT. 7004 or AT. 5780 larging the herd, getting new blood any, In trodu ction to P hysical S ci quire. 4th A Main Sts. Port la nd Each person applying for unem in the flock. ence. Modern H istory. S ociology. P sychology, T yp in g. Shorthand, P hy ployment benefits is required to H o sical E ducation, and Music. New lster with the E m ploym ent Service If he has w orked at an students with advanced standing fo r a job. A L B A N Y CO LLEG E to the State from other colleges o r universities em ploym ent subject o f Allutny, O regon The C om pensation iaw m ay also take courses In E ducation. U nem ploym ent M orniugllght ( A 1.1 lie rai A r t C o l l e g e ) Shakespeare, O regon H istory, I*hll- and is found eligible for benefits. ho SE C O N D S K M E S T E K OUENS C lIA l'E L m ay draw com pensation after a w a i t osophy and International I n w . FEB. 8th, 1938 J. P . F IN L E Y Spring on the A lbany college ca m ing period o f tw o w eeks providing Th«- l're sh ite rla n 's l*l<ine«>r College suitable em ploym ent is not found for and Son pus Is one o f the most vivifyin g o f 70 ytsirx a leader In ch aracter him In the meantime. the year. F o r those Interested In building and scholnrshlp. F ourth at T ho schedule o f tow ns, places and m usic ,the E aster Cantata is an In M ontgom ery DR. T H O M A S W. Illlt ll dates fo r W ashington C ounty is as spiring event. T he annual B iology P résident trip to N ew port where students may follow s: A T w ater 2181 H illsboro C ouncil C ham ber—City A L B A N Y COLLEGE sp<sul a w eek-end on the beach, gath A T UOHTLANI» erlng specim ens and sam ples o f ma Hall January 3-5-7. Forest G rove. C ham ber o f Com m er 1230 SW M t I N S T R E E T rlne life Is one o f this sem ester's j $80 f e r Scm ester Inelodes Ail Eres highlights. F ollow ing it com es May 1 ce Bldg., January 4-6-8. and Text BooWs day with a senior gtrl elected to j W rite reign over the entire cam pus, c o n Frederick D. Finch DR . G. O. R O B IN SO N , Dean ducting her cou rb under the spread-1 Enlists in Topographic unit Alhan.v College at l'ortland Ing arm s o f a giant elm M ajor H. D. B agnall. the Arm y Uhiuie H R 8143 R ecru itin g O fficer. 323 New Post O ffice Building. Portland, announced Bill's Radio Shop today the enlistm ent In the United School Days R epair All Kudlos States A rm y o f F rederick D. Finch, T ubes Taatad F ree son o f Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Finch Portland KK ED V II.I.E S T O K E BLD G. Garden H om e. O regon, foi service i with the 29th E ngineers, topographic B E A V E R T O N 3731 unit, stationed In P ortland, O regon W ork Guaranteed, Olve m e a trial Riverview M ajor B agdad's report indicate.» that you ng F inch was enlisted on Cemetery D ecem ber 30th and was sent on the Are hol'd on you ng eyes. One child ■Shirty I*er Cent same day to the Headquarters o f the out o f five has d efective vision. W e Invite You 29th E n «tn err» at Southwest l orbett o f L ot R eceipts P lay safe. Give your ch ild an T o Visit Our New are sot aside for and B ancroft Streets in Portland. even chance Children w h o see LARGER STORE Perpetual Care better learn more. LOT $3« CP 1135 S W W A S H IN G T O N Have you r eyes exam ined before school begins. F o r appointm ent Burial Service \ F 12th ST. BEncon 9540 with Cement REM EM BER YOU PA Y UCSS Grave Box $27 ' FOR G O O D PIAN O S AT D. Chambers & Sons No P rofits O l’T O M E T K IS T S CLIN E PIANO CO. N o Assessments 776 8. W. B roadw ay, cor. Yam hill 1135 SW W ashington W est t w l x 'ilw ihm ! Bridge h RE5UIT5 reach o f All A R E A L A IR P L A N E A utom obile finan cing, $495 down, one year on balance. P urchaser taught to fly F R E E . W rite for details. C om m ercial A ircra ft Co., Ine. Swan Island A irport, Portland, Or. H angar No. 1 Betsy Ross' Name Ross was Betsy Ross' maiden name, says the Philadelphia Inquir er. She was the daughter of Samuel and Rebecca Ross. In 1772 she eloped to Gloucester, N. J., with John Ross, an upholsterer, and there married him. It was as the widow of Ross that she achieved fame by her reputed making of the first American flag. In 1777 she married Capt. Joseph Ashbume at Old Swedes church. Ashburne was captured by the British and died in Old Mill prison, Plymouth, England. In 1783 she married John Claypoole. FORW ARD! W ithin TAYLORCRAFT I Offe 9 Now w eek ’s o ffice s T O L E D O SCALES W e have the largest new and used stock o f scales in P ortland. All siz es and styles. W e invite you r in quiries and can o ffe r suggestions on the best type to suit you r need W e also have som e good buys in other m akes o f used m erchandise at very low prices. Convenient term s T O L E D O SCALE CO. Historic Reminders in Lima In Lima, Peruvian capital dating from the early Spanish days of the Fifteenth century, are notable mon uments reminiscent of the viceroys, the University of San Marcos, the oldest seat of learning in the West ern hemisphere, and the finest ex amples of Spanish colonial architec ture in existence. Adjacent to mod ern Lima are the ancient shrines of the pre-conquest peoples and the dead city of Coeval, which vies with Babylon in its antiquity.— Rocky Mountain Herald. 1116 SW Alder I ' A fig r i r 1! | jJ B R . 5279 See y ou r Dealer fo r O regon Trail W ines P roduced by Tualatin Valley W in ery D istributed by R A Y J. M ANN H illsboro P hon e 371 Brick & Building Tile SEE Old Autographs in Cave Practically all of the exploring of Mammoth cave, Kentucky, before the Civil war was done by the use of reed torches and home made tal low candles. In those days it was a practice of the visitors who were taking routes through the cave to tie their candles on walking canes and smoke their names on the walls and ceiling of the cave. At one place in the cave this practice was carried on so extensively that it has been named Register hall. Here many of the dates are a century a quarter old. YOUR LOCAL DEALER Sylvan Brick Company Columbia Brick Works 666 C H E C K S C O L D S and F E V E liq u id T ablets K lr,t I>Uv Salve, None D rop« H eadache, 30 min. T ry “ R ub-M y-T tsm '' W orld ’s Best Linim ent THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS will come to your home every day through T H E C H R IS TIA N S C IE N C E M O N ITO R An International Daily N emu paper It records for you the world's clean, constructive doings. The Monitor doe* not exploit crime or sensation: neither doe* it Ignore them, but deal* correctively with them. Features for busy men and all the faraUy, Including the Weekly Magazine Section. 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