Friday, January 21. 1938
B F. AV F. R TON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton. Orepon
Pape 6
PLAIN
Called Net Week
Strawberry Meeting*
OBSERVATIONS
He works on the Henry D. Whiten.
, merchant ship and likes the work
t,“ ".
‘M . 1
Ralph Klatt, 22. has a good job in
to one of the Knepp houses along the lhe
^
room of th e^ F loren c*
highway euat of town.
Mr. CU.k Luchenbach* merchant ship and this
does farming and general team work wiU
hia fiflh moll, h in
w,rvlc‘f.
AT ALO H A
around and if you happen to need and is
U doing very well.
Both bov «
team work done on your place von ------- *
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.
.
>’<!u wefe born in Vancouv« i
Wa-hing
, would do
I to call on him.
He ton. Th(J famjl hafl ^
*
,s a good booster for the paper you 17 yeara.
Bt„
K
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Now under the management of
Mr. and Mis. W. J. Vrandcnburg
i are ,now re*d,n* a,,d h*‘ docs fme a fine lad and has unusual talent for
work
music-
He started last week to re-
Mr and Mrs. William Hyman and ceive lessons in P o r t la n d on accord-
Home Cooked Noon Lunch
daughters Mjlticent and
Marlyn lan, with Mias Cooke of Sherman
11:30 to 2 o ’clock
¡o f Eureka. California, spent about Clay A Co his teacher.
He is doing
I three days at the Home of Mrs. very well.
He now has/a beautiful
. Olive V’asbinder and Mrs Gladys white piano-accordian to use but his
: Wolfe along Walnut avenue, west of mother will buv him one similai in a
Tigard recently Mr Wyman has been few days as he is a very promising
Now carrying a fine line of
employed by Hammond Lumber Co young studqnt of music,
PASTRIES
at Eureka a long time.
If you read these columns and
Mrs. Ina Trask of Bois«« Idaho, want a real nice m#U of extra qual-
came with her daughter Miss Chris'- ity food a big noon lunch, go to De-
Pacific coast early this
*n a jne Trask from the Idaho city and pot Cafe in Aloha, novV under the
blaze
of
glory
Eminent
critics
. ...
, .,
..
,
. . . t? ,‘ arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs. management of Mr. and Mrs W J
tbei entire country Joined the (>orj{e Amick in Glencullen.
Mrs. Vrandenburg who bought out A. L.
LUMBER
nroKlhi«P»ii> * ln acclaiming this as ¡ na Trask is the mother of
Miss Barnes a little over a week ago and
Delivered
direct from mill
Ltlon miDortedCHfrom m Eurnr or^anl Christine and Mrs. Amick The young have bqen doing very well since the
v e n e r a tio n
In n n
ti
” n lady drove through from Cleveland, first day.
They came to Aloha from
erds for
E r a attendance Ohio, and stopped in Idaho with her P olandl where they raided only a
ords
for grand
grand “ opera
mother a while.
After spending six short tiny- after coming to Oregon
were shattered.
I weeks here she and her mother will from Spokane where they were in
There will be 100 people taking go to Cleveland whore her mothei the grocery business.
LUMBER CO.
Their spec-
part in Monday night’s performance — will remain for quite a while.
Miss ialty here is to be fine noon lunch.
ALOHA, OREGON
all of whom have traveled the whole Christine.is interested in the
mer- served from 11 30 to 2 o’clock. Mr
J. G. VINCENT, Proprietor
6,000 miles from Austria to give au chandising
business < in Cleveland and Mrs. Vrandenburg like the Aloha
thentic European festival opera per This being her second motor trip v.<inity very well and are going to
Everything Complete for House
formances in this part of the world. out west .makes her desirious of tak- make this their permanent home.
Construction—Old Growth Wood_
Tlckets for the performance are; ing another such trip before long
Fuller 1‘aint.H
available at the J K. Gill Company 1 in traveling about we learn That
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Phone Beaverton 9903
Portland
Ardell Scott, eight year old son of r ree Clinic at Beaverton
------------------------------I Mr and Mrs E. M. Scott on Farnr J a n u a r y £2 and 24
B i ington road, a short distance west of
”
Beaverton is about recovered from
'
Agricultural Economic
his illness. . . M. J. O’Connell on „ . Dr.
Dl R.
R J.
J Lockwood, Chiropractic
h
o!
P
h
y
^
a
n
announces
he will hold a
Hennessrft- street near Huber w
., .
.
Meeting Scheduled
O ff on
has been afflicted with a severe1 free
free clinic
clinlc at
a‘ the ~
Beaverton Com
He
is
mercial
hotel
Saturday,
January
22
Thursday, January 27. at 9 45 a. m. throat trouble is improving.
SUITS &
METHODIST EPISCOPAL T ill HUH
in the. court house'at Hillsboro f a c t s ! manager of Sound Wrecking Com-;'•ndt “ j " J ^ J » n u a r y 24 Hours 11 a
Considered
by
many
as
the
great-
Earl B. Horsell. Pastor
and
ideas
developed
by
the
agricul-
pany
at
SE
Ninth
and
Madison,
Port-1
O ’COATS
Sunday School 9.45 a. m. Marle|e*t personality in ballet today, Leo- Oural ec <*10111 io conference commit- i land, wreckers of buildings.
r‘“e examination for spinal, colon,
Sams. Supt.
tees will be presented.
Farmers in ' Mrs. Anna Berthold owner and and rectal trouble and feet.
How to
Nothing RcMerved
Morning worship 11 a m. Sermon
Waalnngtton county have been tak manager of Old Heidelberg Park in | make and keep feet happy,
Topic “How to Recognize Christian Carlo Ballet Russo over since it was ing inventory the past few weeks. At west Beaverton says business is
Dr. R. J Lockwood, Chiropractic
Disciples"
Communion service.
organized by Col. W. do Basil, re* least, four committees, three of them showing signs of improvement nowa- Physician, with offices at 612 Broad-
Epworth league 7 p m
I turn* to Portland with that famous composed of farmers the other one days.
She is now specializing in way building. Portland, makes a spec
■
Evening worship 8 p. m Steropti-1 organization again this season in of farmer's wives, have been study-1 hot tamale pie dinners. She has been ialty of friendly fever and colonic
can Lecture “Under the Banner^of I spitu of rumors to the contrary. The * iiig
*•— the
*K~ status
-*-*— of - •**-
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there nearly five years and has a o irrigation
|,pi‘’ a,in" for rheumatism, arthritis -
Washington
county
V* i m i V d
Christian ! Ballet Russo will be presented at the
king the Lord’s Day.*
V-- ¿
dandy, spacious and well lighted inn, and skin diseases, etc. Also treats
The service of Christ'is a privilege i Paramount Theatre on Tuesday, Feb- agriculture; the questions affecting devoted to racreation.
W
. * -q OÌ*
' è*
piles
and
other
rectal
diseases
while
We ought to say "What may Ido for ! ruary 8th, as the fifth attraction on it; data pertaining to the Improve
John Lundeen of Farmington road you work
nients
that
might
possibly
be
made
Christ in Foreign Fields.”
William B
McCurdy's Pai amount
He has take« post graduate work
in some of its units, and ,in light of near - Aloha, will be 71 years young on
Concert Serieo
for Christ.”
changing conditions and probable fu May 1« and was born in Isanti coun- and recently spent some time in
With that divination which was one
His fa Kansas City.
problems, deciding what, in ty. Minnesota, near Anoka.
: of the manifestations of his peculiar ture
Consult him. especially if you have
Too Late to Classify
ther Andrew Lundeen helped Jim Hill
their
opinion,
should
be
the
course
genius the great Diaghileff singled
towards which .Vfort for improve build the “ Manitoba railroad” which ailments o f longstanding and suffer
FOB SALE Small white navy bean« out the sixteen year old Mas-m., ment should be directed
soon afterward became the Great ing, ns he promises to relieve you.
5 cents a pound also brown Mexl who. playing the bit role of a waiter,
( Northern and for a good many
The
conference
next
Thursday.
can beans 5 cents a pound. Elmer-I carries a large platter across a
| years has been the main line of that
Williams Washington avenue, north crowded stage in a drama at the January 27, will open at 10 a. m.
Anyone interested is invited to at-1 railroad.
Lundeen came to Oregon j ^ ' i T T - f in” niii-3 '»"f|Ue ' ?"
A T YAMHILL
Maly
Theatre
In
Moscow-
of highway, Aloha.
The renorts
h i several
J S . - , I In 1907 and
and " livod
in ,Aurora
Aurora nearly 15 “ “ p. m
“ VVedn^iday.
^ f l c eS by
The
reports „ of f " the
vod ,n
Wednesday...................
Principal dancers to return with tend
i
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Col. de Basil's troupe will be Irina conunittees will be presented with s>* y*»rs- then Put. ,in ? ne yeaf f * | P
Hardwood Floors
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Baronova Tatiana Rlabouchinska, Al ample opportunity for discussion Hubbard, after which he went to —
suggestion and recommendations.
Portland and lived nine years and
. —
llurdwond Floors Sanded and Fin exandra Danilova, Lubov Trherni-
worked for Blake-McFall Company f
cheva,
Tama
i
a
Grigorieva,
Olga
ished 5c |s-r square foot.
New floor
j He came to his present place in 19211
DR. CHAN LAM CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
material and labor complete |8o per Moroscova. Lubov Rostova, Eugc-niea
Today’s Taxogram
I and got into the poultry business but j
Delarova
David
Liehlne.
Yurak
Shab-
square foot.
(Naturopathic Physicians)
! that venture turned out to be bum j
elevsky, and Michel Foklne.
Efrem
The
six
cents
tax
collected
by
for
Lundeen
as
he
lost
considerable
1
Union Floor Co., Inc.
Our
Natural Remedies will give you
Kurtz will be the conductor.
government last year on every money.
Mrs. Lundeen was born1
MM NK Broadw ay
GA. 1391
Tickets may be had at the Para
the
satisfaction
if other methods failed
package of cigarettes sold, took June 9th. 1868. in southwest Sweden
mount Theatre.
you.
We
have
been
in business for 20
an estimated $575,000.000 out of ! end camc to United States in 1901
Used Washers
years and there are many people who
the pockets o f Americans during' accompanied by her mother who was
at one time or other have used our
1937. internal revenue figures in 71 years old.
She married Mr. Lun-
USED WASHERS sFUIJ.Y GUAR.
Pocahontas Coal
remedies with wonderful results. Ask
dicate.
Thus,
an
average
Ameri
X.
deon May 4th, 1904.
When she and
Maytag
129 50 Thor
$24.50
Pocahontas coal takes its namo
wf
your neighbors. Remedies for Colitis.
can
man
who
smokes
a
package
her
mother
came
to
this
country
they
Many others. $12.50 Up
from the coal fields of Pocahontas
<2» ^
Rheumatism,
Arthritis,
Piles,
Old
of cigarettes each day, contrib settled in Minnesota and that’s where
Demonstration at Real $ $ $ Saving Va . which town was named for ths
V. T. Ism , N.B, Sores. Ailments of the skin. Stomach. G. Chan, N.D.
ute $21.90 in this form of indi she met Mr. Lundeen and now she
SI IARFF \ SON 2~‘ Morrison
. ;s
Indian maiden celebrated in the co
Liver. Kidneys, and the Urinary Sys
rect taxation six cents a day fay8 shP's mighty glad she found him
tem of men and women.
hidden in the price of a purchased
^ ¡ss Rosa Halemba who opened
ATWATER 2741 lonial history of that state. "And
because this little Indian maid stood
art,cle-
J "Rosa’s Gift Shop” In the old street
610 S. W. SECOND AVENUE
for the best of the native product
'
j car along the highway has been do-
Sun«lny II to 12 P. M.
Horse and Cow Market of
)prr 10 to S P. M
old Virginia,” states “ The Story
Phone ATwater 1016
You can obtain your dog license at in« Pretty wpU ainoe her °Pcnln*
HOBSI
MI'I.KS \ FRESH row s of Pocahontas, 1863-1915; a good the office of City Recorder H. L Wil day ° ctob(‘r 7,h'
<'*P°cts to have
COWS DOUBLE TESTED
coal,” her name has been assoclat- i0n at the city hall now, they being a h<‘t,pr b'isinoes than ever the next
several months—for she is going to
use space in the paper you are read
Roy I-flgh
ing. She handles many Items in sta
2 block* South
tionery and notions and art goods
on M ai
And Y?LUUBe
because *nese
these I
^ Freeman - architaet in
charge and
at prices
,nan>
I," t
.lust Arrival 1 » Carload of good w o r k ,“ us - "best.’
,n e.m.ge
■
„ far she
h below
h
to do
1 — -
’ - — * . ------
all
has
to
da is let
produced of
a“ this
e
-
horse* and mule«.
. Also
. . — some
------- that
------, now famous coal fields
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. the new Urade school building un- land snoPs of
west side area
*Pp
.. 10 .
are working on jobs nearby.
Priced I the best steam coals in the world, difr construptlon In Beaverton, was know
know mi
all anout
about nw
hor general
general line
of
to Sell.
Guaranteed on Delivery.
they have become known as the
r rln<’,l)a> speaker Wednesday at
Advertising does it. if the
Harry Van At,I
poa, «.Ids and have showing motion pictures and JSSi
4 fa
.hr V
ou, pa-
slides advertising Is X
placed
in the
four
carried the fame und nume of Pocu- of various other school buildings h« per8 covering thus wide area,
Trorel in complete com tort this winter
FOSTER ROAD STAHLES
by healthfully heated Greyhound bus.
2 Milt's Fkist of IA'lits
hontus to the farthermost parts of has designed and they w ere decided-1 " ’alter Klatt. 20. son of Mr and
the earth.
. ly . interesting.
.
Mrs. L. E Klatt of Aloha, who is an
Numerous, well-timed schedules to all
points make Greyhound travel most
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! Tho members of the Beaverton Fir, AB seaman In merchant marine ar-
January Clearance Sale
convenient Low. money saving tares
Department expect to hold their an rived home Christmas eve from Ev-
make it most economical.
USED A NEW FURNITURE
A big mid winter dance will be nual dance about February 12 pro- crett, Washington, and
rem.iim'
Complete bed. spring and
ROUND-TRIP
held Satutday evening at th«' Aloha‘‘ceeds from the event to go toward w-ith the family until
ye« n. st ay.
mattress ....------------- ------- $15.75 Grange Hall, featuring Phil Hunt, purchase of more oquipment.
January 12 when he left for duty an.
* 8.55
M A R S H F IE L D
Davenport and chair ........ 29 50
Phil Hunt is son of Harold Hunt.'
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««t out on a trip for Providence. R.
E O S ANGELES
26.70
Veknir Iaove Seat
---- 29.75 ««ditor of Drama Page and Poets
Some of these discussions will be I., a place he has much desired to visit
DUMI
sa n
FRANCISCO
9
50
9x12 Velvet Rue
Corner in the Oregon Journal.
I tllmtrateil
The un i ting will begin j
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u I, A M A T I I K A I.I.S
10.65
«
-.
9*.
IES lam p and shad«-
Phil Hunt has playnd engagements ' at 10 a. ni. and continue through part
A. R O S S I
69
50
8-pc Walnut Dining Set
Beaverton. Oregon
1.50 at Sunken ballroom of Masonic tern of the afternoon.
Tahlo Ivtmp A Shade
DINE and DANCE
1 95 pie. several country clubs, including' Now officers for Beaverton Firo
1-arge glass framed pictures
Oswego Country club also for Frater-, I Department are announced
Presl-
Studio ICouch ..... — ......— 19
nity and sorority dances for several | dent Bob Zimbrick;
vice-president,
At Old Heidelberg Park
395
Mattresses
colleges around Portland
I*-o Bernadini
s«'oretary-treasurer;
lono OTHER VALUES
Mr. Carroll promoter. Just re- Theodivre Rhegetto,
chief.
Archi«
West of Beaverton along the high
COHN BROS.
turned fn>m Los Angeles whet-«- he Olson.
way.................. Now a specially.
promoted a series of dances at
East t?th and Hawthorn«-
ClH R d l OF TIIE NAZARENF
Ocean Park Pier.
Portland
H o t T a m a le
I’ ie
only
35 ««•nt'*
Julius Miller. Pastor
C h ic k e n D in n ers 75c .1 B ig St«-ak
Sunday School starts at 9 45.
We
j have classes for all.
Morning wor-
D in n e r « Jl.mi a n d th ey su rely are
I ship 11. theme “ Divine Healing."
| Young Peoples meeting 6 45
Evsn-
fin e din n er«.
| gelistir m o e t J n g 7 30. Subject
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,
M R S A N N I E B E R T H O L D . C rop
"Mooses".
Midweek prqp.-rr-mcet
! ing Wednesday night at 7 45
Depot Cafe
Strawberry and other »mall fruit
growers will be interested in the
coming small fruits meeting sched
uled for Sherwood and Bank*, Janu
ary 24 and 25.
Programs for these
meetings have been developed around
the most frequent (questions asked
by growers says county agent Cyrus.
Topics to be discussed Include i
•'Mai
nt of Cultivated Hill Soils
to Prevent Erosion.” "Summary of
Fertiliser Demonstration Work and I
Fertilizer Uses on Small Fruits Cj-ops
in Washington County,” "Farm am i1
Crop Management Systems for Small
Fruit Farms*', "Buying Fertilizers.
"Insect Pest Control on Small Fruits
Including Spittle Bug, Boot Weevil.
Boot and Crown Borers”, and “ Dl*
eases of Small Fruits and Their
To remark that the world-famous
ContrcJ, Crinkle and I>-af Spot on Salzburg summer opera festival is
Stravberries and Mosaic and Wilt taking place in Portland in the win
cm Raspberries."
, ter month of January would appar-
i ently be doing violence to both geog-
A LO H A A SSE M B L Y O F C O D
| raphy and the calendar.
Yet, with
At Hubor Hall
the performance of the sunsational
Services:
Sunday School 10 a. m. | Opera Guild of Salzburg, Austria. In
Preaching 11 a. m.
' the Portland public auditorium next
Evangelistic 7 30 p. m.
1 Monday night, that is substantially
Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs. what is taking place.
Swope Wednesday at 7 30 p. m.
Monday right, the Salzburgers will
You aro welcome at all services
give two of the geratest comic operas
Floyd Huntley. Pastor
evitr written
"The Matrimonal
Market" by Rossini, and the modern
BEAVERTON
French farce. "Angélique” by Jacques
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Ibert.
The engagement is under the
Bible School for all ages meets at i ausptc,*» of the Ellison-White bureau.
9 45 a. m. with overtures by orches , The Salzburg company reached the
tra.
Final lilm
when the pastor will -peak on "Jun |
Endeavor at 6:30 p m.
Song and »
.
T a r ln R . I U
pray« aervtea at 7 IS p m apoaaorad M o n t e C a r l o B a lle t
by thq young people
Sermon sub Ru**e Return* Here
ject for evening "The Two B
For Engagement
35c
VINCENT
25 %
INSIST ON THE KING OF
THE KEROSENES FOR
SPEEDY COOKING
Big Mid-Winter
DANCE
Featuring:
Phil Hunt's
Swing Band
SATU RD AY, JAN. 22
Aloha Grange Hall
Admission 25c
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OHIIKHS
a r l f iA*1«In
wwn I
>0% l
. « lu m p e s t r m . ^ t f
Bill’s Radio Shop
It’t solvent-refinedf
Repair All Radio«
Tub«'« T«»*t«*d F t ««'
RKEDVIEI.E STORE BI.IRi.
BEAVERTON 3731
- cooks fast
• !* -
Work Guaranteed. Give me a trial
~ bums cvrnly and steadily
I - bums cleaner chan ever
-delivers more heat for
your money
Authorized D«*aler« for
F airbank-Morse
Automatic
W A T E R SYSTEMS
D E W E Y The Plumber
Beaverton. Oregon
TUESDAY NICHT. FEB B
a
H ir a
prvavnts
Buy in cans
or bulk
Aloha Shoe
Renewing
I» «In a situa H a U h
Hktvsh)
IJC n m
H m ia d e
»fr»
D OB"
r?«TN! i n e . $f #v n
m. m u
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I PARAM
OUNT
y
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Ouarnnlood
Kirnt
SH O E R E T A IR IN G
from dealers
displaying the
Pearl Oil sign
SOLVENT
R E FIN ED
Iadl«*a Work given Special Attention
M. K- R A L L A R D
ALO IIA
STAN D ARD
O il C O M P A N Y
O F C A L IF O R N IA