M ULTNOM AH
Continued from unce 1
Friday, May 13, 1938
RP.AVKRTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton. Oregon
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T. McNary Weed Candidate
For Republican Nomination
Scout Meet Successful
Saturday Evening
OAKS RINK SCENE OF COUNTRY
CARNIVAL SATURDAY NIGHT
An outstanding Boy Scout meeting
The Loynl Bereans met B*
x. McNary Weed, candidate for the
was htld at Multnomah Stadium last
Trimble home Tuesday «™ n,nK f ^ i Republican nomination
for short
their regular business and socl l j
m United States Senator, is the
Saturday evening and more than
6.0u0 Scouts were present and all
meeting .
Miss Donn*1* ^ ^ m.rtn., only candidate of that party for eith-
marched in through the southeast
stded.
Games were P1 y
Mr« ! , r <h''
11 1 ' ' n*
the evening.
Hostesses were Mrs.' aid* of Portland and Multnomah
gate in pa:adu and repre sentattves
Walter Balk, Mrs
Clarence, Mrs county.
o tl various troops displayed the
Guy Kingsbury.
flag and banners.
The Multi|>mah
If nominated and elected, this can
Boy Scout ti-oop is one of the best In
The class will meet Saturday to didate prom.scs to attend any special
the county and George Hoffman, their
plant shrubs and flowers on the session of Congress and vote for the
leader is regarded as unusual in the
church grounda
work.
Ittic i
The ministerial association of the
Christian Church ministers of Port
PIANO FOR SALE- Want respon
land and vicinity, met at the Mult
sible party living near Beaverton
nomah Christian church Monday
■ T
to take over small bungalow piano
forenoon.
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and pay out on contract on most
The third of the series of O. E. 8.
JNt
any terms, as this piano must be
card parties wilt be heid this coming
moved at once. Write—Harry Bry
Friday, May 13, upstairs in Masonic
an c-o Baldwin Piano Distributors;
Temple at 8 p. m. Everyone welcome.
Box 444, Vancouver, Washington.
Come and keep up your score.
A dance also sponsored by the O.
E. S. social club will be held down j
stairs in Masonic Temple Friday. May
Shows at Hillsboro
13.
Good music will be furnished |
Thursday, May 12 thru Saturday
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by the Collegiate Eight.
T. Me N AK Y WEED
Sally Irene and Mary
“Wide Open Faces” X
It would be a good idea for you
u
Although
Overland Express
who just read Multnomah Commun I best interests of Oregon.
Sunday thru Tuesday
ity Church announcement for next some voters may consider the short
“ Reho ca of Sunnytirook Farm”
Sunday to be present at both the term senatorship as being only a
morning and evening services---par Joker, Weed believes that many of
and Goldwyn Follies
Slilg!
the
same
voters
are
of
the
opinion
ticularly he present in the evening as
you* wiYl hear'a sermon" that will” get that after six years of the New Deal,
you to thinking seriously The topic the country needs an entire New
- ; Economy with a Conservative Busi
1 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Is to be I didn't learn Much In Dock. Weed, however, is not a rabid Mi«S Annabelle Benson
ness Administration
antl-New
Dealer,
for
he
believes
that
0
.
,
c
C
J
Wilson’s Service Station
Earl B Horseil, Pastor
Church.”
many of the beneficial reforms such DlTGe Ol oaturday
Sunday School 9:45 a. m. tdiss Ma-
At Wilson Corners
At the Multnomah Hardware Co. as those which concern banking and
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, rie Sams, Supt.
store the Macdonalds have on display the stock market instituted by the! The merrage of Miss
Intersection of Gsrden Hague Road
Annab<41e
Morning worship 11 a. m. Sermon
and Scholls Highways
the fine new Zenith electric refrige- present administration should be re Benson, daughter of Mr. and
Mis. topic "The Mian who Traveled the
rator an exceptionally fine ^ c h ln e
ln
"Wilson for Good Service”
James L. Benson of Beaverton and. Road of Failure to Success.”
in
other
with hermetically sealed unit.
You
. . .
. .
words, the wholesome grain should be William C- Neos, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Epworth League 7 p. m.
will find the Macdonalds very cour separated from the useless chaff.
E. B. Nees of Portland, was solemn-) We will dismiss our evening ser
teous and willing to show you any
Weed is an attrne.y magazine writ lzed on Saturday. April 30th at St. vice in favor of the High School
thing about the new Zenith and from
Cocella's church. Beaverton.
Rev.
all indications they are "going over" er and horticulturist. He has re James Maxwell read the service at | Baccalaureate service in the High
sided
all
but
four
years
of
his
life
at
School auditorium at 8 p. m.
In the Multnomah area In a big way.
Mrs. George Mofhofskyi
Beavrrton In Washington .county. He 4 o'clock .
The week end specials now a regu attended grade and high schools in played the wedding music.
lar feature of merchandising at
The bride, given in marriage byj
CHRISTIAN CITURCII
Johns Market In Multnomah, are that town; attended the Oregon State her father wore a princess dress of,
Agricultural
College
In
Benton
coun
...
Bible
School at 9:45 a. in. with
convincing enough that It pays to
white embroidered organdy with a classes for all ages__ Worship ser
buy groceries and meats at the home ty for four years., receiving a B. S. train and long tulle veil.
Her
bou-
vices at 11 o'clock when the pastor
town store.
One of the duties of a degree and attended the Northwest
sehool I 9uet was oi Plnl* roses, white sweet will bring a message on "The Coming
ern
College
of
I.aw.
a
night
■H S i ■
citizen Is to spend money at home
and lillies of the val,ey-
Connuerer ” .. Christian Endeavor at
and John makes It pay well to do so. for four years, receiving an L L B f**9
Miss
Alice
Benson
was
her
honor
-
degree.
Evening prayer and song
t
... . , ,
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attendant and wore an aquamaine net 6:30 p. m.
service
at
8
p. m. with the study of
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, dress and carried a bouquet of Talis-
the
Book
of
Revelations ...................
man roses and lavender sweet peas.
ADVERTISE! — Advertising brings
Your money will buy
In , Gm-.le.is
a horticultural firm, Alfred Nees « u
best man and
«uceóla, success brings happiness.
devoted to the growing of perenntal U9hers wcre Walter Nees and ^
A BIGGER BASKET OF
ANDREW STRICKER
flowering plants and bulbs. More
ciaussen
than 3.000 shipments are made each
A
followed at
home of| Andrew Strieker. 60, of Beaverton, GROCERIES at
year by parcel post and express to the bride-8 parcnti!.
was Injured fatally last Friday while
customer, residing In other sta e.
Following a trip to Oregon beaches walking along the Beaverton-Bertha
TO
than Oregon and to foreign countries Mr and u
Nees will be at home in
highway. He was struck by an auto
This concern is the largest user of p ortjan(j
T ILL IC U M T A V E R N
mobile operated by Barbara Jean
the Beaverton post office, causing it
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FOK A GOOD TIME
Romig. 17. of Baker, enroute to For
to be raised from third to second
On Broadway in
est Grove, according to investigating
class
ranking.
Many
of
the
plants
Beaverton
City
Council
Chicken Dinners
officers.
BEAVERTON
Republican Candidate for
shipped hy Weed I a.
are „ grown in spec-
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every day
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an ideal Dance
An inquest into the death was ord
¡ally suitable soils in Marion, ciat- Order New Equipment
ered by Coroner F. J. Sewell after
floor.
sop and Clackamas counties.
—
County Commissioner
Phone 0855
conference with the sheriff an4
During recent years. Weed has been
The Beaverton City Council met district
This Is where Good Friends
attorney .
Primary Election May 20, 1938
Take advantage of our Saturday
a regular contributor of articles to a Monday, May 2, and authorised pur-
DINK ANI» DANCE
Funeral services were held Thurs
| score of leading national magazines chase of a Wier grader at $200 to be day, May 5th at Bethany Bantist
and Monday Specials and you will
Paid Adv.
Mrs. Sidney McDougitU. Mgr.
such as The American Home. Read-1 delivered in Beaverton. 300 feet of church.
He leaves a widow Kath lie sure to save money.
er's Digest, Sunset, Better Homes A > 2 4 inch fire hose from the League erine Strieker, and four daughters, i
Gardens. Commonwealth,
Modem j of Oregon Cities; two smoke masks, Rose. Elizabeth. Ursula and Eunice (
ELMER BENSON, Prop.
(Psychologist, Country Life, and olh for the fire department; two am- Strieker, all of Beaverton, route 1.
ers.
One of his articles appears in monia gas mask, one 14 inch fox
Mary Ellen Beauty Shop
the current issue of The Country I nozzle «spray) for close up fighting
Across from Postoffice
! Gentleman. His writings also have
Each month money Is transferred
been published In newspapers such ( to the various sinking funds, namely
BEAVERTON
as The New York Times, Burning- water system depreciation account,
Dr. W. D. Huntington
Shelton's Oil of Tulip Wave
I ham Herald, and Oregon Journal. At water bond sinking fund and im-
d e n t is t
request
of
station
managers,
he
ha,;
provement
bond
sinking
fund.
Service with Distinction
broadcast a number of horticultural; It is hoped that the city of Beav'
Huntington
Building
talks over KOIN and KOAC.
erton will be completely out of debt
In 8 or 9 years.
ALOHA
After each meeting a copy of the
BABSQN SAYS
I’hone BCaverton 7855
Bill’« Radio Shop
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records is given each member of the
Repair All Radios
council for his own reference. This
lem
is
better
farming
methods,
great
Tubes Tested Free
er diversification of crops, the re innovation was introduced by Ma
RKKIIV1IJ.K STORK BLDG.
CRESTD ALE DAIRY
vival of world trade, and the de- yor McCloskey.
BEAVERTON 3731
elopment of new Industrial usps for
Grade A Milk and Cream
farm products, urge one crop farms
One Mile East of Beaverton
Work Guaranteed, Give me a trial operated as big business aggra Airmail Flight from
PHONE 6810
vate the farm problem.
Farming Beaverton May 19
"You'll Naturally like our Service
la a manner of living.
It cannot be
Authorised Dealers for
encouraged as a big business. Re-
As a apecial fcature
Nationai
member that the »rm e r
enjoy* Air ^
wpek
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.ess
CITY MARKET
F airbank-Morse
Automatic
W A T E R S Y ST E M S
D E W E Y The Plumber
Beaverton, Oregon
H E M ST IT C H IN G
8 CENTS PER YARD to please
the most exacting people
MILS. LOUIE MADDEN
2nd Door West of Erickson Ave..
On Farmington road
“The Home of Good Coffre"
T H E COFFEE CUP
Specialises In Hamburgers and
Home Matte Chill
HOME. MAHR EIES
““¿-ar
er does not have.
With world con
dltlona as they are today, I feel
that the well-trained farmers who
\ own «mall fertile units have the aaf-
j eat long-pull outlook of any class or
! group In America.
Spring Permanents Jj.OO
Get One Permanent at
the regular Price
$2.50, $3.50, $5, $6. 7.50
Get another of Equal value
for $1.00
Bring a friend and divide the cost
SOFT WATER SHAMPOO
FLORENCE
BEAUTY SHOPPE
r ■- «e**»». » •* «... ««« U P H O L S T E R IN G
from 1 ,-rnard airport to Swan island
at 1 15 p. m. May 19, Arthur S. Sev-
eraon will pilot the plane.
A new 6-ccnt air mail postage
stamp will be on sale in connection
with the celebration.
A special de
sign or cachet showing t he geo
graphical location o f Beaverton, has
been drawn by Mrs. J. R. Talbert. F.
H. Schoene.
of the Beaver En
graving Co. is making the cut for
the cachet and the students of the
high school are furnishing a rubber
stamp which will be placed on every
air mail letter leaving the postoffice
next week.
Raymond Edward Gunther, whose
father Paul H. Gunther Is a resident
of Aloha, is making excellent pro
gress ln the U. S. Marine Corps ac
cording to Information received from
Captain James B. Hardie. officer in
charge of the Marine Corps Re
cruiting District of Portland.
Commercial Hotel
BE.AY ERTON
Phone Beaverton 12051
Evenings by
appointment
• I f
Now you can afford
a gleaming, dustproof
floor!
Ask ua for ra
il nut tea for nr flooring
any room or the entire
house!
WHEN YOU THINK of LUMBER
THINK OE
VINCENT
LUMBER COMPANY
A L O H A . OR EGON
Phone Beaverton 9903
And Furniture
Refinish
ing— all work guaranteed
Simply cannot find better
T I R E S for the money
anywhere . . . we have then» f«»r
your car or truck and we make
no charge for mounting . . . the
tire* we sell make driving a
pleasure.
THE HUB
Service Station
& Camp
ON THE HIGHWAY IN
B E A IERTON
R ic h f i e ld
P ro d u cts
Repairing
JOHN. L
ANDERSON
Republican candidate for the
Nomination of
COUNTY JUDGE
Paid Adv.
VOTE FOK
E. J. “ Jack” Hess
For County Commissioner
Visit our Display
Room at
the
Store on Broadway in
BEAVERTON
Phone 7504
Kepler and
Hazel
FLORENCE LUCAS
EILEEN WOLF
Open
J. W . HUGHES
John L. Anderson presents the fol
lowing qualifications for civic office
Served eight years on Hilisbom
City Council.
Served on Sanitary Committee dur
ing construction of outfall sewer,
sanitary sewer, and disposal plant,
costing in all about $200.000.
Served as chairman of Park Com
mittee during improvement of City-
Park. a $15.000 WPA project.
At
pnesent chairman of Hillsboroo Park
Commission.
Served six years as member of the
Board of Directors at the Emanuel
Hospital of Portland.
Six years service as member of
Boy Scout committee, Hillsboro Boy
Scouts of America.
Operated my own business here
for sixteen years.
Believing a business training a
requisite I solicit vour support at
primsries. Mav 20 1938.
If nominated and elected to the of
fice of County Judge, it is my pur
pose to regard my office as my op
portunity to express myself in ser
vice to soeletv. to maintain the dig
ntty and worthiness of my office bv
the acceptance and promotion of
high standards and oppose question
able practices.
To esteem It a priv
ilege to practice economy and to
serve beyond the strict measure of
duty or obligation.
O. L. Moore
E. J. “Jack" Hess, is a democratic
; candidate for County Commissioner.
He is a taxpayer, and lived in the
! county 18 years, near Hillsboro.
He
has worked 16 years od county road
work.
Mr. Hess believes In building good
| roads and maintaining same.
If experience means anything to
taxpayers they should vote for this
| man.
Paid Adv.
OF WASHINGTON COUNTY
I’ostofflce Tigard
Republican Candidate for
State
Representative
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TO REPRESENT THE WHOLE
COUNTY
Paid Adv.
BUY NOW!
K A L SO M 1N E ,______________
ROOFING, per roll ...
PLASTER BOARD, per M
INSULATION BOARD, per M
6' ic pcr ll>-
—
$
—
—
2x4’* per Lin. Foot
1.25
27.50
28.50
.01
1x6 Fig. Per M
15.00
See Us For
Wall Board Vantar, Nail», Doors,
Windows and Tile
Our Red Trucks Deliver
J. McCready Lumber
Phone 4603
F. D. Peck. Mgr.
R „ . Phone 12505
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