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Friday, January
BE A V E RTO N E N T E RPRISE, Beaverton,^Oregon
David-Colitilh Stand of Creeps
Spurs Drive for Relief Fund
Annual
r End C learance sale
o f H erm e s better quality mil iM iy
B oost your hom e com m unity news
is now in progress. The writer find^
paper
It boosts fo r you.
Only
all hats reg $5 00 up to $7 95 are be
ing sold for only $2 00
A grand op $1 per year .less than 2 cent* a week.
portunity to buy a lovely styled
*
PU RRED by fresh reports o f the tiny Greek Army’s heroic resis
tance to M ussolini's forces, the Greek Vi ar Relief Association
has intensified its nationwide drive for $10,000,000 to aid distrtss
among the civilian population in the invaded areas.
Appeal for the funds, which will be used for the relief of civilian
suffering behind the lines of the fighting Greek army was launched
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
O ne Y e a r _______________________ $1.00
T hree M onths ________________$ -3oc
Six M onths _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .80
S ubscription P ayable in Advance.
E nterprise Bldg., Cor. Short St. and Tualatin V alley H ighw ay. Phone 7503
P ortland O ffice — 407-408 D ekum Bldg., P hone AT. 6091
H illsboro O ffic e — R o o m 5, D elta Bldg., P hone 1641
fo r less.
N ew sprin g hats are in
now.
H E R M E M IL L IN E R Y , 207
Central Bldg., 10th and Alder, P ort
land.
BE. 2445.
Herme Hats $2.00
Herme Hats
S
Published F riday or each w eek by the P ion eer Publishing Co., at Beaverton,
Oregon. E ntered aa second-class m atter at the p o e to ffice at B eaverton, Ore
10, 1941
INSURANCE COSTS
f ir f
Save 20 to 25*T on your r
save ¿ V I O L O C
J
I K E . iinovjix « *
A SSE SSA B L E . Y ou N E V E R pay
O regon Mutual Tolicies are .
* ■
policy.
O regon Mutual
m ore than the premium on the fare ol surplus
W I
required by Oregon
m aintains more
- o r e than three times the
litMinaiiue la w s.
November 20. Already fbl4,384.06 |
has been received for transmission
to Athens for distribution by the
Adm inistrative Committee fo r
American Relief in Greece.
The funds will go to purchase
ambulances, food, clothing and other
relief supplies needed to alleviate
distress caused by the Italian in
vasion.
More than BOO local committees
have been organized throughout the
United States, with the assistance
of 200C Greek clubs and other organ
izations to aid the mother country.
Harold S. Vanderbilt, American
philanthropist and sportsman, heads
the list of distinguished men and
women who are serving on the Na
tional Citizens Committee of which
Mr. Vanderbilt is honorary chair
man. The Most Rev. Athenagoras
Archbishop of the Greek Orthodox
Church of North and South Amer
ica. is national chairman; and Spyros
P. Skouras, head of a national chain
of motion picture theatres, is na
T h e M oti R e e. A th en a g ora i tu rn i
tional president.
o v er a c h e c k to H arold S. I und erbill,
Also engaged in the appeal are h on ora ry ch a irm a n , cov erin g the lirit
Mrs. Huntington Astor, honorary d iih u rie m e n t to he m a de fo r ririlian
national chairman of the Women’s r e lie f in G reece.
Auxiliary, and Grand Duchess Marie
of Russia. Madame Kimon Diaman- sity and the Rt. Rev. Henry St.
topoulo is honorary sponsor of the George Tucker, presiding Bishop of
Auxiliary.
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Others who have enlisted in the
National headquarters have been
cause for Greece are the Rt. Rev. established at 730 Fifth Avenue,
Fulton J. Sheen of Catholic Univer- New York City.
I
vestm ent in the world w hich will not j
shrink in dollar value.
W hat our i
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
dollar m ay be worth in tei ms o f g ood s J
O F M c M I N N V I I J E
W alk er, Agent
as these bonds mature, no one know s '
40
years
o f R eliable Service Chas.
O rganized 1894-
These bonds, however, purchased at ;
P hon e 1732
H illsboro, O regon
116 So. 3rd Ave
j a discount, au tom atically increase in i
"Eveiy
Form o f P rotection ”
dollar value,
through
accum ulated I
Babson Says Be Alert
I interest at 2.9'/r per year.
A $100
I bond costs on ly $75. Ten years hence
But Not Worried
you will be paid o ff at par, nam ely. •
Hake W ales, Florida, Jan 10—The , $100.
A ny tim e a fter the first year
SPECIAL PRE-PUBLICATION O FFER FOR
size o f the national debt is m aking | you can turn the bond in at most
m any readers shiver.
T hey w onder ] post o ffic e s and get you r principal
if their savings bank accou nts are | back plus accum ulated interest. Yet,
safe.
T hey are concerned ov er their even these a te not ‘ •inflation” p roof, j
II. S. Savings bonds.
T hey are con-1
W hut I n In fla tion ?
fu sed over the term "N ation al In- i T here are many- definition s o f in :
com e.”
Som e w onder what the rela ftation.
My favorite illustration is
R E V . G O R D O N L IN D S A Y
tionship is between national incom e j o f a rubber band.
H old the two
P rice $1.00
and national debt.
W ill ultim ately j ends betw een the thum b and fingers
national in com e rise and wipe out o f each hand so that the middle o f
Blueprints of Gods Series
the national d eb t?
Such questions. , the band will be slack and roughly in
including inflation, are disturbing too the shape o f a U.
This U slack rep
Said to be the World’s Most Astounding
m any people.
In ord er that readers resents unem ploym ent and idle plant I
Books of Prophecy
m ay avoid needless w orry, I will to capacity.
W h ile holding to each end j
day discuss these subjects.
o f the rubber band, draw you r h ands!
This Book Tells you What Will Happen in the World
Nutional Debt and Inflation
slow ly apart.
The U will rise and |
Our national debt is approaching gra d u a lly flatten out as the rubber j
During the Next 13 Years
the present lim it o f $49,000,000,000. band becom es taut.
T his tightening {
Chapter
C O N TE N TS
T his limit, however, is bound to be o f the slack represents the em ploy
.. I
The world asks, “ W hat tim e is it ? ”
raised.
Some say a nation’s expen m ent o f m ore pepole and a greater
.. II
Am azing predictions already fulfilled
ses cannot long exceed its incom e percen tage o f plant operation.
III
T
he
strange
tim
ing
o
f
recent
events
in
A
m
erica
an y m ore than can an Individual c o n
As people becom e fully em ployed, j
W
ill
a
blitzkrieg
strike
A
m
erica?
W
hat
will
save
tinue to fall deeper and deeper in fu rth er pressure is exerted upon t h e ,
IV
A m erica ? .........................................................................
debt
w ithout
b ecom ing
insolvent. in flation bunds.
F a ctors outside o f j
V
W
hy
R
oosevelt
received
a
third
term
But, are these cases really sim ilar? em ploym ent begin to show their in
b rood er second, t he sexed
pullets
VI
Wholesome
American
Youth
W
h
en
will
the
next
great
depression
co
m
e
?
..................
N otes o f corporations and individ fluences.
T hese are rises in p a y 1
cost tw ice as m uch as unsexed ch ick s
V II
H
itler
and
his
sinister
num
ber—1290
uals are usually held by hard-boiled rolls, in creases in food costs, greater j Enjoy the Rollerdrome
and naturally receive m ore attention
V ili
T he num ber 666 and events o f the E n d -t im e ..................
banks.
T oday, banks are large hold a ctiv ity in real estate and stocks. '
and care.”
IX
W h ich are the Sheep and the Goat nations? ..............
ers o f governm ent notes and bonds. F urther tension is udded to the band | I en joyed a visit to the R ollerd rom e
W orld W ar II in prophecy.
W hen will it e n d ”
T heir attitude tow ard their g ov ern as p rodu ctive capacities are reached. at 52nd and Sandy the oth er evening.
Events to transpire during 1941-43.
The strange
m ent, for p atriotic and oth er reasons, Then
the rubber band
begins to N o— I d id n ’t put on skates for I fear
B
A
R
B
W
IR
E
BILL
parallel between W orld W ar I and W orld W ar II.
1s m ore lenient than tow ard a c o r stretch and inflation starts.
Finally, the last qu arter o f a cen tu ry have
......
X
hardened
The am azing pattern o f the present W ar
poration or an individual.
Insur a tim e com es when goods can not be softened the m uscles and
But it w as pleasant
W ill the R om an E m pire be restored ?W hat part will
ance com panies and individuals also m ade fast enough to supply con su m the arteries.
the vigorou s youngsters
G erm any p lay?
W hat will happen to B ritain?
hold quantities o f governm ent paper. er purchasers, prices clim b and real to w atch
XI
forw a rd
then b a ck
E urope's zero hour—Jan. 2»-9, 1944
Until these grou ps refuse to longer inflation has arrived.
T he rubber sk ating — now
The w orld's darkest
hold these securities or buy new is band con tin u es to stretch until it fin w ard— in straight bursts o f speed,
T he fatefu l years o f 1946-7.
X II
then in g ra ce fu l cu rves and fa n cy
sues, there need be little fea r o f In ally snaps.
T his is a panic.
hour, 1950-53
X III
figu
res
all
p
erform
ed
to
the
rhythm
T
he
ch
angin
g
w
orld
order,
1953-54
solvency.
I ca n n ot see any dan ger from in- |
X IV
o
f
A1
C
hen
evert
and
his
stirring
E ngland is perhaps spending $40,- flation while m illions are still unem -
T he Second C om ing o f Christ ........
XV
H
am
m
ond
E
lectric
O
rgan.
I
n
o
(»00,000 a day.
W e have just started ployed and so m uch plant capacity
T he com ing W orld o f T om orrow
XVI
to spend.
I f the w ar lasts five is idle.
W ill there be a w orld-w ide revival?
E ven in E ngland with the j ticed that those w h o w ere not so p ro
... X V II
years, regardless o f our participation, e ffe cts o f actual w arfare being felt I ficien t w ere bein g befriended, helped,
T
he
w
ay
to
the
K
in
gdom
o
f
God
Flu— Flu— Flu
we might double our present national daily where you would suppose that and escorted by uniform ed attendants
T he Great P yram id o f Gizeh -G
" od ’s W on derfu l
X V III
but
everybody
was
h
avin
g
a
good
time.
debt.
H ow ever, while our national fo r defen se purposes every able-bod
H ello F olk s: Last w eek I took a
W itness
............. ..................
debt is increasing, private debts are ied man would be w ork in g there is "S u rely,” I thought, "T h e future o f trip w ith P rof. Chas. N. Altheide o f
SEE LAST W E E K S P A P E R FO R TER M S
decreasing.
C onsider a lso that c o m -; still plenty o f unem ploym ent.
I our ou r civilization and oilr nation is as H ollyw ood, Calif., w ho wuz a visitin ’
F or m ore in form ation con cern in g these books drop us a post
m erclal paper rates are 4 -1 % ; co m ow n cou n try, In spite o f vast n u m sured with such a p rom isin g gen era me.
W e kum in fer Christm as and
card w ith you r address and we will send full detail.
tion
to
ca
rry
on
."
m ercial bank loans 1-3% ; savings bers returning to work, there are
the P rof, kum dow n w ith the Flu,
B ring or send your order to
bank interest is 0-2% ; m ortgage rates still 6,500,000 unem ployed. W e
T h e im m ense size and beauty o f then I got it, then my wife, then my
have
are 4-5%.
C orporation indebtedness not yet taken up our norm al unem the place im pressed me so I sou ght naybars,
and
now
since
h earin ’
T H E A N G L O -S A X O N
F E D E R A T IO N , INC.
is continuously being refunded at ploym ent slack o f
in form ation .
Mr. E m ery, Pres. R oosev elt's radio speech I'm a
3 to
4,000,000. som e
501 Guardian Bldg, SW 3rd Ave., at Alder St.
low er rates. It is costin g a co rp o ra W hen we d o this, I will begin to w or the m anager told me it represents gettin ' up a Flu A rm y to spread the
tion, as well as a small businessm an, ry about inflation.
W e still have a an investm ent o f $50,000— that the epidem ic fro H itler and Mussy.
PORTLAND, OREGON
less to m aintain w ork in g capital to llong w ay to g o in provid in g jobs. skating flo o r alone m easures $10x240
B IL L
day and to rem ain solvent than ever T he draft, plus enlistm ents in the feet and
is m ounted on
rubber.
before.
arm y and navy, is releasing relatively A nother featu re is an system o f ul
fe w jobs fo r our present unem ployed. tra-violet light that ionizes and ster
National Incom e and Savings
Our national
Incom e is
running But som eday real inflation will ap ilizes the air and its said will even
B efore that give the sk aters a sun tan.
at the rate o f 74-75 billion. T his i s pear on the horizon.
As I left the R ollerd rom e I reflect
the total incom e o f Individuals from happens I will try to w arn you all
Y O U ’LL DISCOVER YOUR COOKIES ARE BETTER
ed that as a parent I cou ld desire
all sources.
It does not Include throu gh this colum n.
no clea n er or m ore healthful
recre
p rofits from secu rity sales, real es
EATING, TENDERER, WHEN MADE WITH NEW SPEEDY-MIX
ation fo r my children than this fine
tate, o r other business transactions.
institution provides.
It Is sim ply Incom e from salaries, Announcement 4-H
w ages, rents, dividends, interest, and
various services rendered.
It does Program Every Monday
Chick-Brooding Guide
Lb 3-lb.
not include corp ora te Income. It has Night 7:30 to 8 p, m.
link»' to
tfi d
<ln
w i t h ths*
nnnmp
nr
nothing
o with
the incom
e o o f f n our
15c
C an 4 T C
Issued by OSC
governm ent from taxation or other
R a dio Station KOAC, 550 K ilcycles
sources.
Our federal taxes are de 1000 W atts.
A p ra ctica l guide on ch ick b r o o d -!
rived from national Income.
T his is
KITCHEN CRAFT
January 13 M eeting Health E m er ing and rearin g by F ran k L. K now l-
w hy the President is so anxious to gencies, Adolph Ziefle, Dean, School ton, poultry husbandm an at O regon
Advertised Prices
see our national Incom e raised to 80, o f Pharm acy.
State college, has just been issued as
are effective
o r even 100, billion.
E
xtension
Bulletin
No.
549.
The
but-
W h a t’s Ahead fo r 1941 H. C. Sey
letin
con
tain
s
suggestions
on
brooder
i
Savings Invested In U. S. "B a b y ” m our, state club leader.
Nob Hill Coffee Lb 17c; 2 lbs 33c
Ian. 10 to 13, incl.
house.:, a rtificia l yards, various kinds
bonds are as safe as any investment
4-H news from over the state.
Edwards
Coffee Lb 20c; 2 lbs 39c
o f b rood ers and their capacities, fe e d
can bo today.
T hey are the on ly in-
January 20 L ocal Leaders' C on fer
Concen. Super Suds, 2 24-oz bx 37c
ing equipm ent and m ethods, rations
Canterbury
Tea, Vi lb 25c; Lb 49c
ence.
P rogram at banquet 7:15 to 8
and
schedules
fo
r
feed
in
g
an
general
Ivory Flakes
12Vi oz box 20c
p. m.
Airway
Beverly Peanut Butter 2 lb |ar 25c Emerald Bay Spinach 2 ' 2 can 11c
b rood er m anagem ent.
Rca-
ter
January 27—C am pus 4-H club.
Frefh Coffee
"T h e pu rchase o f day-old sexed
1 f R Harper House Pears 2 Vi can 17c Tomatoes, with Puree, 3 2 ' i s 25c
Lb
J
pullets is a practice now generally i
bi 35<
12c
Blue Mill Cocoa
2 lb ctn 15c Mammy Lou Cornmeal 9 lb bag 27c
follow ed in O regon com m ercial egg
G EM S O F T H O U G H ” ’
Strongheart Dog Food 6 cans 25c River Rice lClose Out) 2 lb box 10c
farm s w here the L eghorn breed p r e
d om inates," says the author in the 1
Italian Prunes
4-lb bag 19c
" I f the ch ick s are p rop
Mince Meat, English Maid, 2 lb 19c
Meekness, m oderatin g
hum an d e bulletin.
ceilo. ba g
sire, inspires w isdom and procures erly handled w hile being sexed. there j
ershey's Cocoa
Lb tin 14c
B E D R O O M S U IT E S
is no in ju ry to them as ch ick s, or la-,
divine power. M ary B aker E ddy.
■Ovaltinc— Plain or Choc 14-oz 65c
D IN IN G SETS
j ter as laying pullets.
No. 2
T he higher we a re placed, the more
R A NGF.S— S T O V ES
cans f c i4 v Shrimp— Small Dry 5-oz can 10c
“ T he m ortality o f sexed pullets dur
hum bly should w e walk. Cicero.
RUGS— C A R P E T S
ing the b rood in g period is generally
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Can 7c
God
hath
sw
orn
to
lift
on
high
R E F R IG E R A T O R S
: low er than fo r unsexed ch ick s o f the
Laundry
W
h
o
sinks
h
im
self
by
true
humility.
Hormel's
Spam
2
12-oz
cans
49c
R A D IO S
' same quality principally because o f
Soap
John Keble
LAM PS
! tw o
fa cto rs:
first, day-old p u llets'
T he higher a m an is in gra ce, the have tw ice as m uch room under the I
100 size
A la» a largo stock o f Used F urni
S U N K IS T
IC K -l’ At K
NEW TOW N
U. S. No. 2
low er he will be in his ow n esteem . - j b rood er because on ly h alf as m any as
ture o f all Kinds— S a crifice P rices
Grape
Oranges
Spurgeon.
Apples
Lettuce
Potatoes
straight-run ch ick s are put under one
200-220's
EASY TERM S
fruit
M eekness Is im p erfect If It lie not
59c
5c
49c
active and passive, leading us to sub
2 doz.
19c
Box
due our ow n passions und resent
HEAD
50 LBS.
IiOZ.
35c
ments, ns well as to hear patiently
the passions and resentm ents o f oth
815 S W First at Yamhill ers
Foster.
PORTLAND
Blessed are the m eek : fo r they
shall inherit the earth
M atthew 5 5.
WORLD WAR II
In P rophecy
j
RIGHT OFF
SHORTENING
■líni'iil ¡inliii
Flour tii $ 1.29
Friday thru Mondai]
{•Si fl
January
Clearance
MEEKNESS
BROWN SUGAR 3-,b- 15c «
SAN WAN PEAS
10b 43c
FELS NAPTHA
Manor Furniture Co.
/
DUCHESS
t
S A L A D DHCSStNC
Æ 2 L
* PENDLETON*
s.ru*
Ot- I « 2 3 C
LUNCH BOX
Sandwich Spread
Quart Jar
SEMI-ANNUAL
STO P Rubbing
Your Eye»
CLEARANCE
E yes that itch and burn are
shouting fo r help in the only lan
gu age they know .
D on ’t scold
and dig at them.
Y ou will only
m ake
them
w orse perhaps in
ju re them seriously Instead, com e
In to us fo r an exam ination today
Y ou May Need Glasses
TOPCOATS
> 1 8 so
SUITS
* 2 1 .50
Dr. .1. B. Richardson
O P T O M f J T K I S T
In IVrxoiml Charge
M ontgom ery W ard Co.
U tli and Vaughn, Portland
PENDLETON WOOLEN MILLS
:;,’ D A N C
ff . ee
r: .r .
ect
JEFFERSON
: : ; d a n d C o l u m b i a
—
N tW fS T
F1WIST
R OLLERDROME
O M P IT IT IV I f r « * C l l
J ï« 6
A t JA
35«
Keen Shortening
4 lb. Pkg
I'J7 Hg auardt— easy j t pie 1»
N*«. Gel Entry Blank and full
detaili today at Safeuay!
35c
3
$afsLw ai^ ^ u a xa n ta a L WT jlcl U l
F R ID A *
and
SATU R D A Y
BEEF S T E A K . Sirloin. !b
BEEF ROAST, blade cut
BO ILIN G BEEF, lb
PORK LIVER . 2 lbs
PORK S T E A K , lean, lb
Bacon, Swifts, sliced lb 25c
SM E L T . 3 lb9
25c
LARD. Pure 4 lb*
29c
23c
19c
12‘ 2c
25
19c
large cans
Case
of
20c
4 dozen * 3 .1 8
Santiam Green Beans
No 2 c an 10*
Cudahy's Deviled Meat
2 % tins 5C
Pineapple, Broken Slices 2 W n ,’4 27*
Kitchen Brooms, Sturdy
r.ich 29*
■
•"-O Z . <j0j!
Su-Purb Gran. Soap
15* box l i '’
Sleepy Hollow Syrup
?<%or. Ca„ 27*