The Beaverton enterprise., August 16, 1940, Page Page 2, Image 2

Friday, August 16, 1940
BEAV ERTO N E N T E R P R IS E , Be­averton, Oregon
NAMES-BOLING
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HI'SIN list* SCHOOL
Continued from P ag e 1
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tim e to tim e ta k e n som e p re tty vig
orous w h ack s a t a d v ertisin g , in tim ­
a tin g th a t It p la ces a n u n fa ir burden
on th e consu m er.
And variou s high
o ffic ia ls in W ash in g to n have d eclared
publicly th a t th e y believe g o v ern ­
m ent should
reg u la te
a d v e rtisin g ;
th a t too m uch
m oney is sp en t fo r
a d v e rtisin g by m a n u fa c tu re rs, w hole­
sa le rs, and r e ta ile rs : and th a t the
co st o f such a d v e rtisin g ra ises th e
p rice o f goods o r serv ices.
I t will be new s to m any read er*,
th e re fo re , to lea rn th a t a brand new
a d v e rtiser has now appeared in th e
p ap er m a tc h -c o v sr field .
T h e new
a d v e rtiser is a b ra n ch o f th e F e d ­
e ra l g o v ern m en t Its e lf!
P a p e r m a tch es a re now being d is­
tribu ted accom p anied by th e m es­
sa g e :
-K N O W
YOUR
M ON EY.
B E W A R E O F C O U N T E R F E IT E R S
SO U N D Y O U R C O IN S.
E X A M IN E
YO U R B IL L S
T H E U. S. S E C R E T ;
S E R V IC E , T R E A S U R Y
DBPA1C1
M E N T !"
And th e c o s t—w hy, th a t's passed !
along to th e ta x p a y e r!
V ^O vauu,
■HOTEL
minim
D O L O R E S BR O W N
“A Blarsted Shame,
Eh W hat?”
H e w as a little to u rist m an
W e h ard ly b elieve th e people o f
W 'lth a u to c a r and gun,
A m erica will be fooled by th e “d r a ft­
i J u s t d ash in g th ru th e fo rest laud
in g " o f P re sid e n t R e o se v e lt to run
l a s e a r c h o f rest an d fun.
a th ird te rm fo r P re sid e n t o f th e
U nited
S ta te s .
The
w hole p e r­ ‘O h w h at a b larsted sh a m e ’* quoth he
fo rm a n ce a t th e C h icag o conv entio n
“T o see a sta te ly tre e
w as phony.
I t w as sta g e play.
It ’C ut down and w rou g h t in to a hom e
w as p o litica l hu m bu ggery.
I t w as
"T o sh e lte r you and m e.”
so phoney th a t it had a bad odor
A * a “d r a ft” m ovem ent It w as fra u d ­ I c a n n o t b e a r to th in k o f it;
“I t fills my soul w ith w ra th
u lent.
W e b elieve th e A m erican
W h e n ’ere I roam th e se wooded
people w ill so recognize It.
a isle s
th e I “O r tre a d a fo rest p a th .”
two-
He lit a d ain ty c ig a re t,
T h e m a tc h he threw aw ay.
T h e n put his sh in in g c a r "In h ig h ”
And w e n t h is heed less way.
BARBWIRE BILL
In Arkansas
H ello F o lk s :
I'm over h ere a t
H a rtfo rd surrou nded by th e O zark
m ts.
I t s sh ore h ot but show m e a
place w here it a in t h ot.
T h i s Is a
p a rty co u n try . Good scen ery . T hey
have som e big co a l m ines.
Som e o f
’em a re closed but I reck on th e y a re
a goln' to open 'em to h a tc h out
som e w ar st^iff fe r us to p rep are fe r
tho w o rst!
L a s t su m m er I wuz ov er a t D ev­
il's D en an w ent a sw im m ln' in D ev­
il’s D en lak e.
S in ce th a t tim e I
a in 't had a g ra y h a ir in m y head. It
w ill tu rn your h a ir b a ck to Its o rig ­
in al co lo r If you dive dow n in it and
b rin g up one o f th e ir sn a k e s In your
h and .
I have som e k in fo lk s a liv­
in ’ th e re a n a t B u g S c u ffle .
B IL L
AND D IV IS IO N ST .
Geo. P a rb e rry ,
duce, e a sie r to handle, sh ock-p roof
P o rtlan d , O regon
a g a in st abuse.
I do not m ean to
i im ply th a t I believe th a t m etals will
be e n tite ly o r even larg ely replaced
but p lastics will m ake inroad s.
In v e sto r’» C h a n ce* 50-50
F ro m an
in vestm en t
standpoint,
m etal secu ritie s have one big a s s e ':
They ,|-e an e xcellen t in fla tio n hedge.
T h e p resen t C ongress will have a p ­
p rop riated $20,000,000,000
b efo re
it
ad jo u rn s.
The n atio n al debt may-
cro ss $50,000,000,000 in a y e a r or two
m ore. All lessons from p ast history
te a c h us th a t th is m ean s in flatio n .
I f so, m etal prices could so a r and
pi ices o f m etal secu ritie s could zoom
On th e o th er hand, we have gone so
f a r alon g th e R eg im en ted R B ad th at
th e gov ern m en t m ay estab lish
top
p rices fo r raw m a te ria ls, m ay tu rn
us b a ck tow ard d eflation .
F u r th e r­
m ore, th e th r e a t o f a G erm an-con-
(N ext to C ircle T h e a tre )
trolled E u ro p e will co n tin u e to hang
ov er th e m etal secu ritie s as long as
OVER NIGHT HOME IN
th e w ar continu es
Su m m in g up, I find th a t m ines and
TOWN
m ine in v e sto rs a re not th e m ost op ti­
M ost M oderate R a te s
m istic people
w ith
whom I have
C lean,
Cotfilfbrtable,
R e sp e cta b le
talk ed on th is trip.
On th e o th er
hand, th ey a re not so d iscouraged
FA M ILY H O T E L
ov er th e outlook as som e im porters,
llo
t , cold w ater e a ch room
sh ip p in g
ag en ts,
office-eq u ip m ei t
W ith o r w ithout Hath
E le v a to r and C all S e rv ice
Ife-ally llo iiie -llk e
He did not see th e see th in g h e ll . . .
H e did not sh a re th e fig h t
O f w eary m en b egrim ed and worn
W h o to lled th e re d ay and night.
B u t w hen he ca m e th a t w ay a g a in
And m ark ed th a t g h a stly s c a r
W h ere fire 's unbridled dem ons
w rou g h t
D estru ctio n n e a r and fa r. . . .
He lit a g a in
T h e m atch
“Oh, w hat a
And w ent
a c ig a re tte
he th rew aw ay ;
b la rste d sh a m e ,” he sal J
h is h eed less w ly .
— S u lta n V ete ra n
D olores B row n , fe a tu red
vo calist
w ith T w e n tie th C en tu ry G a b rie l, E rs-
k in e H aw k in s and his o rch e s tra , are There’s a “Great Divide”
scheduled fo r an a p p e a ra n ce a t Co'.e Between Now and Then
M cE lro y 's
S p a n ish
B a llro o m
on
For Ambitious
W ednesday, A ugust 21 and Satu rd ay ,
August 24,
is
a
’d yed-in-the-w ool' Young People
New Y o rk e r.
’ D ee" as she is fo n d ­
Y ou n g people ju s t
out o f
high
ly know n to h er in tim a te s, w as born
school, you ng people who have found
In B ro o k ly n , N. Y , on A p n l 14,
th a t a g e n e ra l aca d em ic co u rse in a
and a s both h er p a re n ts w ere band
I school o f h ig h er lea rn in g is too gen-
lead ers, it w as only n a tu ra l th a t De-
I e ra l; you ng people w ho have decided
lores would see k to g ain fa m e In
i th a t th e b u sin ess p ro fessio n s o ffe r
th e sam e m u sical
w orld.
"D e e':’-"
| g r e a te r fu tu re a s s u ra n c e ; a r e a t th e
m o th er fo rm e rly
batoned h e r own
i g re a t
divide
b etw een
today
and
a ll-g irls ag g re g a tio n , w hile h er dad
I th e ir fu tu r a
w as th e fam o u s B ill B ro w n o f B ill
P a re n ts who a re a m b itio u s fo r a
B ro w n ’s B ro w n ies.
su ccessfu l, dependable
b u sin ess fu-
D olores w as brou ght b efo re the
j tu re fo r th e ir sons and d a u g h ters;
p u blic eye in 1938 w hen D u ke E llin g
are grop ing fo r th e lig h t
key
to
ton w as fo rced to rep lace his sin ger
open th e g a te to th a t fu tu re.
due to illness, D ee w as selected . She
W e believe th a t th e N am es-BoTIng
w as so s u cce ssfu l th a t she w as re­
B u sin ess College in th e WooiTTark
tain ed us an added a ttra c tio n ..
Building. P o rtla n d , have th e key and
In 1939, E r s k in e H aw k in s offered
1 in th is issu e, th a t key is o ffered you.
D ee the c h a n ce to jo in his o r c h e s tra
T a k e ad v an tag e o f th e com p lete sec-
a s fe a tu red v o calist.
S h e becam e
; re ta ria ! cou rse th a t sch oo l o ffe rs.
n ot only th e sin gin g s ta r, but the
only ad d ition o r ch a n g e m ad e in th e
BIRTH S
band sin ce
its
b eg in n in g in
1930.
W ith th e c r e a to r o f T u xed o Ju n c tio n
To M r. and M rs. H e rb e rt C. K um -
D olores h as found h er n ich e and Is mrow,
Sherw ood,
O r., Ju ly 31, a
now consid ered one o f th e m ost o u t­ d au gh ter, Jo a n R .
stan d in g d elin ea to rs o f popular song
T o M r. and M rs. H aro ld S. L e h ­
M iss B ro w n h a s a g racio u s, c h a rm ­ m an, ro u te 5, P o rtla n d , Ju ly 30, a
in g p erso n ality .
S h e ’s ad ep t a t co s­ son, Doy S.
tu m e d esig n in g ; c re a tin g all h er own
T o Mr. and M rs. D avid J . W est,
New Service in Lipman
Wolfe & Go., W atch
Repair Department
L ip m an W olfe A Co's. W a tc h R e ­
p air D ep a rtm e n t Is o ffe rin g a new
serv ice fo r th o se who a re un able to
com e to th e ir sto re w ith th e ir w atch
and je w elry re p a ir.
Sim p ly w rap th e w a tch o r je w elry
Marriage Licenses
need ing re p a irs and send it to the
C ecil E . K is te , 5434 S W 5th a v e ­ W a tch R e p a ir D ep a rtm e n t a t Lipm an
nue. P o rtla n d , and R u th A. F u g e r, W o lfe Co.
O n re ce ip t th e a rticle
B eav erton .
w ill be ca re fu lly exam ined and the
E m il Luohs, M llw aukie, and L u ctle e x a c t co st o f re p a ir w ill be given by
G erber, route 5, box 595 P o rtla n d .
th e m by m ail b efo re s ta rtin g rep air*
E m il J . R ied w eg . 72DO N. Jo r d a n T h e ow ner will th en s ta te w h eth er
stre e t, P o rtla n d , and B e tty M B o ard - or n ot th ey w ish re p a irs m ade.
m an, route 2. P o rtla n d .
A ll w ork is g u aran te ed
fo r one
D onald J . O* r, 8143 S W 41st ave­ year.
nue. M u ltnom ah, O regon, and M axine
G. R u b le, sam e ad d ress.
T H E B IB L E
Miniature of Queen Mary
T h e B ib le is th e only so u rce o f all
C h ris tia n tr u t h ;— th e only ru le for
th e C h ris tia n l if e ;— th e
only
book
th a t unfold s to us the re a litie s of
e te r n ity .—S i r M atthew H ale.
T h e B ib le
is th e
learn ed
m an s
m a ste rp iece , th e ig n o ra n t m a n s d ic­
tio n a ry , th e w ise m an 's d ire cto ry .—
M ary B a k e r Eddy.
I know th e B ib le is insp ired be­
cau se it fin d s m e a t g re a te r depths
o f my being th a n an y o th e r book.
— C oleridge.
Nobody ever ou tgro w s S c rip tu re ;
th e book w idens and deepens w ith
ou r y ears. Sp u rgeo n .
T h e w hole hope o f hum an progress
is suspended
on th e ever-grow ing
in flu e n ce o f th e B ib le W illia m H.
Sew ard .
AUGUST
O R EG O N FARM & HOM E LIFE
Mammoth Exhibits of ic Blue-Blooded Livestock
★ Poultry, Agriculture ★ Home Arts and 4H Club
W ork
★ Northwest Gladiola Show
Truck Gardeners
t M A ” B m C SUB
O RD ER NOW
•
Veneer Plant Bands
Presenting
- P i f f e r i Serv ice
Basket and
Veneer Co.
F o o t o f N orth P ittsb u rg
P o rtla n d
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d e v e lo p m e n t o f a ra b le la n d s f r o m fo rm e r sa g e ­
b r u s h c o v e r e d a re as
W H ER EA S,
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in o n e
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and.
s u c h d e v e lo p m e n t,
in
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t a b lis h e d O r e g o n 's tirsi s u g a r fa c t o r y . . . a n d
W H E R E A S , t h is new | \-e sta b lish e d in d u s t r y
is r s p e c «ed t o
p ro d u c e
a p p r o x im a t e ! * Jive
m illio n d o lla r s in new w e a lt h t h is \ e a r
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t w o w e ek
A u g u s t 2 to A u g u s t
CIRCUS CAVALCADE
with leading ocf« from America's foremost Circuses
THRILLING HI-WIRE ACT
GIGANTIC GAS-BALLOON ASCENSION
CRASH CAMPBELL l SUICIDE TROUPE
JACK JOYCE S HORSES « DOGS
LUCY THE ELEPHANT * A N D OTHERS
H E R E A S , in t h is area th e re h a s b ee n es­
S e re n e B raut>
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P la n ts
H A L L O C K S — T IN T O P S
—B E R R Y C RA TES
p ro fit a b le to th e fa rm e r; a n d
The M0RNINGLIGHT
CHAPEL
Í B th t o 2 5 th
A Magnificent Exposition o f
O f 432,070 ap p lyin g fo r
d riv e rs’
lice n ses in E n g lan d in th e la st fiscal
y e a r 162,000 failed in d riv in g tests.
A a c f
U d o l
M an agem en t
GRESHAM, OREGON
3205 S W F re e m a n , M u ltnom ah, Ju ly
30, a son.
T o M r. and M rs H ayden A. H aley,
ro u te 6, P o rtlan d , Ju ly 28, a son Ma
rion L.
F o r B ed d in g
P erso n a l
Mrs. Grace Empev
b eets h a s been p r o v e n p h v s ic a llv fe a sib le a n d
K ent
O itU '» XÀ&
U nder
p e r io d
fro m
O re go n
Sugar
All Oregon will celebrate this state-wide pro­
gram to stimulate interest in Oregon's basic
industries and resources. It has the unqualified
support of Governor Sprague and of dozens
of Oregon mayors, also of the state at large.
You can do your part by buying or selling
Oregon's own and only sugar.
“ . . . I learn w ith special interest that many
of Oregon's communities are preparing to set
aside August 2 to August 17 as “Oregon
Sugar l ime.” As Gov ernor o f the State, I
should like to add my w ord of encouragement
to this w orthy movement, and urge upon all
citizens of Oregon the need for greater sup­
port of this, as well as other home indus­
t r i e s ... ’
CHARLES \ S M A O ia
Governor of Oregon
mmtwm
FINE
T im e . ” . . .
GRANULATED
Riverview Cernete
«U SA R
T h irty P a r Cent
• f L o t R e o eip t*
a re »et asid e to
P erp etu al C are
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K n u th W u llfe rh m k lt, San K ra m te ro etrv ed ore, took 2 ,tlN t h ou rs ol
b f , tim e and I S V l w o rth o f h i* s a v in g , and m ade th l* b c a u tltu l m in ­
ia tu re o f th e t^urnn M ary, pçhle sh ip o f th«- R r iii.h M erch a n t M urine.
He has th e m odel e a e x h ib itio n a * the IU4U (jo ld cu G a te In te rn a tio n a ,
k.*»v. , ; k u va frw w ire laiavtl.
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t or - *>o i i'
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Guaranteed lor Canning
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