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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1938)
P iiw BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE 2 n \ i*r?on F r id a y , Tulv >rr«rnn i-H Club Picnic Set Casît Prize Offered J. E. Carpenter Deserves Praise We wish in this edition to pay es pecial tribute to J. E. Carpenter H. H- JU K RIK Ü , rubUther j County Assessor of Washington ' County, for his many services Ihllilished F rld a y of each w a ll by the Pioneer Count Ind hu splendíd Oregon. rio<i Oregon, Entered aa second-cUs. matter at tba poatoffloe at Beaverton. O r. , r^ orfi Qf achievement ovcr a ^ period ¡o f many years Mr. Carpenter prob- SUBSCRIPTION KATES Three Months ----------- _____ $ ,33c ! ably has a wider circle of personal One Year ---- --------------- ______ $1.00 ______ .80 Subscription Payable In Advance. ' friends than any other man we could Six M o n th *------------------ — I name. He has cultivated friendships Enterprise Bldg., Cor. Short St. and Tualatin Valley Highway. Phone 7503 j wherever he goes and is at pains to Portland Offkso—407-40« Drkum Bldg., Phone AT. 6691 conduct himself in such a manner as Hillsboro Office— Room 8, Delta Bldg., Phone 1641 to deserve the respect and admira E. M. Colder, Field Representative tion of all who know him. A city is extremely fortunate in being able to number among its ] civic leaders such a personality as | reoon W spapeÎ^bliiK vvspaper O rÆ .i^w às J. E. Carpenter. He is always ready and willing to lend his prestige and I ssociatio ability to the promotion of any j project which promises to benefit the j County of Washington. Mr. Carpen ter may be depended upon, and his ! services to the people are too may in number to be described here. It GIVING OLD LAWS ■ i may be sufficient to say that the pub lisher of this paper considers Mr A CHANCE Carpenter an asset to the community We are getting a little tired of having so-called economists and and a man of whom the county may the new condi- sociologists stand up before audiences and say that be proud. tions country make -- it necessary tiuua our uui tuuiin j faces ------- - » that we scrap - old laws i , , - --------- - and old methods and adopt new one«. That, of course, sounds plaus ible, but when we study the kind of laws and regulations these per- , L e a d e r s h i p S h o w n sons would put in place of the old ones, we wonder If, after all, they r , are so new. j • UOI1C vJitlCIRl In place of giving Individuals more freedom to work out their ¡ ---------- salvation, the new laws and regulations take freedom away. They j Leadership often is best displayed are exactly the kind Ben Franklin referred to when he said: "They j in the efficient performance of the that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, J duties of office ,and in that respect deserve neither liberty nor safety.” j F. S. Sewell County Coroner, is truly And the strange thing about It is that so many of the advocates ¡ a leader. The many exacting and of the new theories of government are the ones whose families, a j highly technical requirements of his generation back, came to this country to escape over-regulation of j job are all handled with a skill and their personal activities. They came to America because it did j efficiency which are not often equal- hold out hopes of economic independence and because they cannot (led elsewhere. To anyone who has get rich, the first thing they want to do, when business goes Into a ¡ watched the development of this de Imperial Feed & Grain Co. decline, Is to further stifle Individual lntiatlve by regulation. , part me nt under Mr. Sewell these, p .. , . A speaker at a recent convention of dairymen at Syracuse said words of tribute will find a hearty R e l i a b l e r ir m "Men never miss or value a priceless possession until it Is gone, and ! agreement. until it is too late”. i In the organization of the depart America doesn't need new laws to meet new conditions half as ment and In the direction of its ser- The Imperial Feed & Grain Co., much as It needs observance of the old laws. We have too many , vices, Mr. Sewell shows himself to be offers a complete line of feed of all new laws, too many restrictions, too much legislation designed to | a man fully competent to assume kinds. To successfully conduct a give one class advantage over another, with the result that taxes and leadership. lie is energetic and alert business of this kind requires a spec other barriers adding to the cost of goods and restricting employment to apply new ideas to the further ial study and care in selecting the are breaking the backs of those who still would make an honest ef improvement of his office. He has stock. Farmers are no longer sat fort to succeod by their own efforts. demonstrated time and again that he isfied to feed their stock just any has a rare talent for organization kind of feed, but require a feed that and for effecting sensible economies. has been tested, and is of proven Among those who are engaged in quality. The Imperial Feed Oc Grain Efficiency of Commissioner J. L. Anderson similar offices In other counties the Co. has given this question careful achtevments of Mr. Sewell are well study and consequently is aiding in Shown by Record Important Jeweler known and, ir> many cases, his meth the agricultural development of the ods are being copied. surrounding territory. They handle As publisher of these papers in a full line of feed, both Imported and There has been considerable en This establishment conducts a very thusiasm manifested over the good progressive store in the community, Washington County we feel it is a local, and have given special care in f work of H. D. Kerkman, County meriting the large patronage It is re duty to direct attention of our read »electing it »o it will give best re.ult. - Commissioner with offices in the ceiving. Whatever you may wish, ers to the work which men of the Only feeds that are fat and milk pro court house in Hillsboro. you will find they have provided In calibre of F. J. Sewell are doing. ducers are carried in stock, and tho». He is ably fitted for this Import- this store a choice assortment from That he Is personally a man of high who have given it a trial are our moral principles and of fine integ- customers. nut office by training and experience which to make your choice. and his selection is generally conced A* regards price you may rest as | rltV a<1ds Pleasure ir> paying The Imperial Feed & Grain Co. ed ns being n very wise one on the sured that whatever you purchase him this deserved praise. makes a special effort to help the far-1 part of tho voters he has so represen here will be priced at a most reason mer or stockgrower and is glad to ! ted. He is by no means an unknown able figure for this establishment is Insurance Profession is give any information or advice de quantity becu.usc he has been active In charge not only of reliable people, sired on the subject pertaining to this \ in Hillsboro and throughout the coun but people who have had a wide ex Proud of Geo. T. McGrath line. As the result the business has ty for several years and all of his perience In this field and know the Geo. T. McGrath operate« a progres grown until it reaches out in every actions, politically and otherwise, business from the ground up. All of sive office which deals In various direction. have been marked by honesty of those many articles so dear to the There is no firm jn this section of lines of Insurance, In making this purpose and success. Few if any, feminine heart are offel-cd in a great j the state that is conducted on a have n firmer hold on the affec profusion of attractive patterns and review of the seotlon we feel we j more modern basis than this estab- tions of the people. But he not only courtesy and accommodation mark wopld be doing a great injustice by \ lishment which has become headquar leaving out this enterprising firm. holds their friendship, but their their service. ters for the lines handled. This sec- The establishment might be termed respect and confidence as well. It Everybody does not appreciate the | tion is indeed fortunate to have such is therefore fitting indeed that ‘he value to a city of having a strictly “Insurance Headquarters” , as they of a progressive concern to serve us in fer practically every kind of tnsur- should have been efiosen for this modern and up-to-date concern which j the line of feeds, as it adds in nc honor and it goes without saying carries a complete stock on hand at an., . , __ . . . . competent management this little way / to the r progress R___ and pros that his administration Is of a con all times. Since the time this well- . Under . , . .. _ ___ perity of the home community. important addition to the conuner-r — * structive character that stamps him known store first opened to the peo When you buy feeds from the Im idelibly ns a man to be both admired ple the local public has taken It as a clal life of Hillsboro was founded perial Feed & Grain Co. you are sure Since that time and reckoned with. He is indeed matter of course. To be abe to get several years ago. you are getting rations for your stock one officer who, on the strength of what you want in this line, to know an excellent business has been built. that contain the correct proportion The man who Is the active head of of body-building, beef developing or his own record ns a popular cltisen that no matter what the occasion may o f large capabilities,, should convmand demand In this respect, you can al the Hillsboro office, has always been milk producing elements. the support of all friends of good ways get it at this establishment— on the alert to protect his patron's In this historical review of our government. that Is a feature of the commercial Interest as well as that of companies progress we are glad to compliment Earh year thousands the Imperial Feed & Grain Co. in efficiency of the community which he represents. of dollars have been paid on insur operating a business that makes or makes it more attractive If you wwnt news In this Issue you The shop is located In Hillshoro at ance claims presented to this firm. ‘ ' helps to make Hillsburo just a little must see that it is in our offices by 211 B. Mala. Through all his affiliations ... he has | better »hopping district. They are 6 p. m Wednesday. built up an env a e repu a on or |ocate<j 2 nd and Railroad, Phone reliability and square dealing. 01 . Bridges Get “ Tired Feeling“ If you are contemplating taking out Bridges m ay become tired and an insurance policy of any kind, y o u _________________ Summer W ave« lose their strength, just as human should see this concern. If you are for Summer Day« beings do when overtaxed, states a not contemplating buying a policy It 1 Mr. and ?Jrs. U. G. Fry of Multno- report made to the American Soci msy pay you to think o*er the mat- mah, are vaentioning at the beaches Special ety of Civil Engineers. The bridges ter seriously and come In and have this wtek. R. G. Dorsy is attending rm nanent affected by “ fatigue” are those a talk with .him. the service station for Mr. Fry, Men and woman styl composed of huge steel framework. Representing some of the oldest m ist« prominent In the The steel may lose from half to and strongest insurance companies In beauty profession to two-thirds of its strength. But America, you can be certain of secur give you the best In there's no need to worry. Loads ing prompt and Just payment when servlco and ad vies. sufficient to cause “ that tired feel it Is due. All you have to do Is call the office ing ' are unusual, and occur, ac s. w ROBIERRE’S Io " cording to the report, only a "few on the phone and Mr. McGrath wilt H roadway thousand tim e s " m the life of a insure you in one of the leading com Across front Broadway Theatre bridge. It’ s only when they occur panies. renew your policy when up. BE. 8650 millions of times that any bad ef and if you have any trouble. will aid In the adjustment of the loss. fects result. The I) irintss policy of this office is one o f public service. Careful and ccuitroi.s attention will be given to any inquiry you may wish to make. Mi. McGrath cordially Invites you to avail yourself of any advice you may seek touching on insurance needs. The Washington county 4-11 club pieme will bo held at Itoamer's Rest Sunday, July 31. according to plans mads by the executive committee of the Local Leaders association, reports L .E. Frnr.eis .assistant county agent The annual hall game between 4-H leaders and members wil Icommence ut 10 o'clock a. m. The speaker and program for the day will be decided on and announced at a later date. MARRIAGE LICENSES John R. Zweifel Maplewood ’Marjorie C. Morey, Portland. & % Which funeral director has the facili ties for rendering the finest service At which establishnvent will charges be most reasonable? Hundreds of families have found that the answer to both these questions Is — Holman and Luts. 0 For those who do not have ready funds. Conven ient Monthly Payments can be arranged whether service« conducted here or In Portland. 4 j olmeto, eut INC ■ IM C T B U W Colonial Mortuary I Holman Chapel 9 B W . Third sad « a l i s a VVN IBALI PORTLAND PHONE EAST 4111 Street Nantes Have Meaning ffcnice attempts to preserve everything connected with its his tory. Its street names may be pua- riiag. but once many of them in dicated the occupations of their res idents. Thus the Frezzeria was so named because of the manufactur ers of arrows who lived in it; the Spadaria because of its sword forg e r s; the Saluzada dei Corazzieri be cause of its breastplate shops; the Kusiare because of its spmdlemak- era. The Calle degli Specehteri was called that because m urors were 1 sold there, and the famous liler- certe, which enters the Piazza San Marco under the clock tower, re ceived its name because it was the economic center of Venice ARGUS CANDIOS Mod. A $12.50 Mod. AT $15. Md C $25 Sc*- the SPEED PRINTER Make* 4-in. F»uits for 1c Each SPEC.—$8 MM. BRMIADS 50c GREETING CARDS WEDDING INVITATIONS WOO Fer FRECK’S 100 and I p 72$ S. W .Alder ULscoq U 3 J TO CALIFORNIA ft rosy be hot as blazes outside, but you won't mind a bit when you are aboard one of our air- ■ooditioned trains. The teaipera- gire of all cars, regularly assigned •U California trains, is automa tically maintained at just the right degree for your greatest comfort. Even the air is washed of im purities! You'll arrive at yout destination cool, clean and calm Doesn't cost much either! Bar gain rail an ’ Pullman fares. 10« and lit Trav Food Service, low- cost dining car meals are all easy on your train travel budget. Southern Pacific for details see your R.R agent or • rite J A. OEM ANDY, G.PA., 622 Pacific Bldg, Portland, Ore. and Sunday, July 24 thru Wed. 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A more modern authority I says it is from the Gallic ceil, to cover, and lamh, the hand, pro- ’ . ... , , _____ , fVl__ nounced cel1 lav or klaV and then glove. Wherever the name cam e from the indisputable fact remains that gloves must have been in use when England was in its infancy, and ! were worn either for warmth or pro tection, observes a writer in the Montreal Herald. Once the cere monial of gloves was so elaborate and general that every grade of so ciety was in some measure under its rule. Gloves protected the busi ness of merchant or peddler. They, were a general pledge of security. Gloves conveyed defiance from one king to another. They had also a tender meaning and were chosen as a token' of faith between lovers. On the bench, in the court of laws, they denoted probity. In the church the glove denoted purity. A knight wore a dainty glove in his helmet to re mind him of his absent “ dearling." 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