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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1941)
Fridav, BEAVERTO N ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon Pape 2 R PAVp IN rtï Ì r\ j fit U-J. pi o trtV , BARBWIRE BILL Know Your Oregon pN1 J. ‘f JLa f iLS i u PRIS mm Published F riday o f each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co , at Beaverton. Oregon. E ntered as secon d -d a se m atter at the pontoffice at Beaverton. Ore S U B S U M P T IO N K A T E S _______41.00 T hree Months _............ $ -Site _______ 4 0 S ubscription Payable in Advance. O i k * Washington News Letter school C om plete S ecretarial Course W ood lark Bldg., P ortland B E. 6784 Have You Got $65.97? H ello F olks: I wuz a brow sin’ thru another Hi Brow m agazine the otl.er day and got the inferm asniun that th eie is circu- latin aroun' in the U S A. at t le p res ent writ.a* sixty five dollats and nine ty seven cents fer every head o f us in in this grate land. Now if you aint got that much coin on you and yore w ife and every one o f your kids, why. thunder-in-lightin' they is som ething w ron g! Y ou know in them ole days when we jingled the silver dollars aroun in our pockets you kud hear a pros : perous man as far as you can smell the bran o f cigarettes he uses n ow a days. In them ole days the careful men carried their m oney in a pocket- book what snapped together like a turtles mouth and I'm a tellin’ you it took som ethin' to pry 'em loose. B IL L E nterprise Bldg., Cor. Short St. and Tualatin V alley H ighw ay. Phone 7503 P ortland O ffice —407-408 Dekum Bldg., Phone AT. 6510 H illsboro O ffic e — R o o m 5, D elta Bldg., P hone 1641 P u iu s d i N A M E S -B O L IN G b u s in e s s H. H. J E F F R IE * . Fubllahvr O ne Y ear _ Six M onth« Januay better handle 20‘i o f the nation's transportation, is bucking natural progress. G overnm ent would be justified in helping people now engaged in d e clin ing industries to move to other lo c a ii-' ties. It even might be wise to su b sidize such em ployees and em ployers h o m e r i, i v n n . i f‘ " “ ttm lu d P#rlod wW U “ •**■« > x> AMsfcsI^Ls . ch ange o f occupation. It should. Where High Quality D u g Com m ittee on I n A m erican how ever, be honest with people and ¡•hviiiu. Tl,u ih i.u t ,.i “ V tm . . . . . . , A ctivities 'Die th ie a l o f “ Fifth C ol not hold out false hopes. f W î l © - Meets Modest Price um nists" to industrial defense a ctiv i A void B ucking P rogress ties have caused the Dies Com m ittee There is no such thing as low Our cou ntry has encouraged agri- j on Un-Am erican A ctivities to ask for price when it com es to quality i s o F 9 fiu a S B E E N fiROUNO It a broad legislative program aim ed culture in alm ost every manner. glasses. Each pair has to be mad,- against such threats. T o this same | *■ th* une industry recogn ised with specially to individual m easure end. many m em bers o f the House m em bership in the Presidents Cabi- ments . . . . Such w ork can have also introduced bills. One su ch ] net- F arm ers have privileges and be done only by skilled experts bill plans to make all crew s on Am- I »ubsidies not joy ed by any oUtei w h o w ork unhurried tim e and at erlcan ships m em bers o f the Naval j g ,o u P As a result, the raising of tention. Our prices are as low R eserve in ord er to break the present certain crops, fruit, and livestock hus as they can safely be made. been overdone. The most serious A N D N E S T IN G . , ^ _ ; v . ^ Com m unist hold on Am erican shipp M Vf 1 t ing. I fa vor the extension o f the m istake has been the cultivation o f Dr. J. B. Richardson T oo many atrugg- : Dies Com m ittee and the a p p rop ria m arginal land o p t o m e t r i s t ling, people are trying to raise cattle tion o f su fficien t funds to ca rry on I n Personal C harge j on land meant only fo r tim ber; to <y/U\j HAD ONE BANK FOR SEVEN YEARS THE its activities. M ontgom ery W ard Co. I raise cro p s or fruit on land suitable 666 Liquid or 666 Tablets with 666 LADD AND TILTON BANK ESTABLISHED IN 1859 IN PORTL AN0 27th and V aughn. P ortland | on ly fo r grazin g The soon er they Salve or 666 Nose Drops generally re WAS THE ONLY BANK IN OREGON DURING TH IS PERIOD. .ith co n g re ss Is expected to con give up the fight, the better fo r then 1 lieves cold sym ptom s the first day. _________________ <V im s No«tM iw a u bt ^wr j*f*r^r* tunic with h o le resy for the duration ch aracter, health, and p ock etb ook — Adv. o f its term From all present indica G overnm ent is Justified in aiding _______________ _ lions, the problem o f national d e these people to ch ange their o c c u p a fense, is expected to be the most im would help the p oor and hungry peo tion; in takin g over and turning this Oregon Counties to Share portant w ork o f this Congress. H ow , m arginal land back to purposes fo r _ , ple o f E ngland and also recreational to nurke it g o faster how to finance which G od made (t But ig „ fair to Surplus Vehicle Revenue activities. It is hoped there will be it nnd how its results shall be used j j j j these poor people longer by m any in attendance. in the critica l w orld situ a tion - these ioa n g - T he surplus m otor vehicle revenue W ash in gton C o u n t y P om ona problem s will be attacked at on ce in p olitica l opposition to large units toT m o w ill give O regon cou nties met on W edn esdy with Beaverton NOW OFFERING IN PORTLAND an effort to give this nation the vital industry, agriculture, and distribu- $*.410,9t>l 39 to share, in addition to grange. A good crow d from the var A FULL FOUR-YEAR PROGRAM defense it may need in this w ar- j tlon is bu ck in g natural law. It seem s the $2,000,000 already alloted, a ccord - ious gran ges in the cou n ty and some crazed world. tis> bad to SM small nations wiped ing to S ecretary o f State E arl Snell. A C O L L E G E O F L IB E R A L A R T S A N D SCIE N C E S outlying cou nties attended. * * * out, sm all farm s consolidated, and This is the largest am ount o f surplus A P R O T E S T A N T C O N T R IB U T IO N to EDUCATIO N IN O R E G O N m otor vehicle revenues ever to be dis- Am erican People show that D em oc ou t-of-d ate industries closed dow n racy Can W ork The A m erican peo but this may be in a ccord a n ce with tributed to cou nties pie have shown that they are capable natural law. G overnm ent should The m otor veh icle receipts fo r 1940 High School Books o f putting their shoulders to the prevent m on opolies from takin g u n - ; aggregated $15.356.441.97. Of this wheel when the occasion arises and fa ir advan tage o f consum ers, w ork - am ount $2,900.537 53 w as received I>R C L A R E N C E W . G R E E N E , President Bought & Sold at Hylands ers. o r com petitors. T he attitude, from m otor veh icle registrations, w orking co-operztively for the com 1230 S. W . Main St. Telephone B E . 8143 ■non good. Despite propaganda from how ever, that a thing is w ron g m ere- $11.301.492.45 fro m the m otor veh icle T rade in you r Old School B ooks abroad, they have shown that d e m o c ly because it is "b ig is a great m is f uel3 tax $1,124.120.35 from m otor ve- F or those you need this year Let me add that the D em ocra h id e carriers and $30.291.64 from racy can w ork and w ithout the spirit take. W elcom e Itack to sch ool— and to ual sa crifice dem anded o f su bjects cies can win against the T otalitär- f jne9 , Most o f these receipts g o in- the store that m akes education living in dictator nations Wo have ians only by en couragin g, rather than t0 the 9tate h igh w ay fund. Save 20 to 25^ on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS less ex p en sive; text books. note industry p ieseived our foun.U m ental dem o- discou ragin g, e fficie n cy in books, supplies o f all kinds at A pportion m en t fo r M ultnom ah O regon Mutual Polieies are NO N A SSESSABLE. A ou NE\ I II pay cra tic rights and con cep ts while at agriculture. ,nd distribution. low er than usual prices. cou nty is $744.894.38 and W ash in gton m ore than the prem ium on the face o f the policy. O regon Mutual Conclusion the same time striving to keep alive cou n ty $87.565.23 A lso Stationery Supplies m aintains m ore than three times the surplus required by O regon these same Ideals throughout the I know that the g iv in g up o f your Insurance Laws. world T he year 1941 should bring lifew ork is very h a r d ; it is alm ost Hylands Book Store W H IT F O R D with it m ore o f this same dem ocratic like burying a fa v orite child. I Books Bought & Sold Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company coop erative spirit which has been really hate to w rite this m essage, and T here were th irty-th ree in attend- o f m c m in n v il l e 913 S. W . F ourth Ave. typical o f the Am erican people dow n |V(n hope I am w ron g All I am d o ing is asking som e o f you to think z n c « at Sunday S ch ool and a m uch throu gh the ages. O rganized ls94 40 years o f R eliable Service Cha*. L. W alker, Agent PORTLAND. OREGON ,t over honest!v and fe.ulesslv just better attendance at ^ u r c h . M an) 116 So 3rd A vq H illsboro, Oregon P hone 1732 Bet. T aylor and Salm on Sts. as vou would if a d o cto r told you o f w h o h“ v<> >»**« l11 Wlth th* fIu bave “ E v eiy Form o f P rotection ” o a ca n cer w hich must be cut out if T w o >,ou n K men fr o m , S a v e — vou expect to live. P ortland h o t '.ccentlx from C al.for- 9 nia, delivered the m essage and led in J singing The seim on was m ainly to b oys o f w h ich there w ere several ' Continued from P age 1 O E M S O F T H O U G H T S E R V IC E present and was taken by them set merely suggesting a side to the ques HEAVEN iously. In the m ain the m eeting w as] tion which you d o not often hear. „ . , m uch en joyed by ail. B eware o f Politicians N either shall they say. Lo here or Mr. and Mrs. K enneth D enney and '. W e need not only have few er law s lo th ere' for. behold, the kingdom fam ily spent part o f the d ay with and to Insist on their en forcem en t, o f G od is w ithin you Luke 17 21 .......... _ w ......... Because G od is ever present, no Mrs D enney's parents. Mr. and Mrs but we should not obstruct the ork Much can B separate us M \ ose o f Osw ego Ing o f natural law. Much o o f f the ths boundary o f tim m e w hich we we su suffer, is from from Him Him and and the the heaven heaven o o f f His His \ a small trouble from ffer, I* sm all grou grou p p o o f f I I O. O. O O F F and due to such obstruction T his only presence: and because God is Iafe. R ebekah m em bers attended lodge at postpones the inevitable punishment all L ife is eternal Mary B aker E ddy S cholls Saturday night when the in- for not heeding natural law. This Heaven must be in me b efore I can gtallation o f o ffic e r s took place situation has been due partly to the be in heaven C harles S tanford The w h itfo r d W om en s C om m unity shortsightedness o f w elfare w orkers. I would not give one m om ent o f c ,ub to meet W ed n esd ay to reor- but largely to the desire o f politl- heaven fo r all the Joy and riches o f RaniXi the d u b T w o ladies are n a n s to get votes "by h ook o r by tha world, even if It lasted fo r thous- com ln). from P ortlan d to explain the crook . " »•'d* and thousands o f years M artin orjtanlaatlon that ia being carried on I havs in m ind such m isleading 1 Luther. jn variou s com m u n ities and cities to Prices are lor F R I D A Y and S A T U R D A A O M . A p ractices as lending m oney to d y in g ' Heaven m eans to be one with t.o d 9aw aTMj and d o anything tha* Fri. thru Mon., Iso. 24-27, incl. industries, exem pting from taxation - Confuciua. ; BEEF STEAK, sirloin ib 25c fa ctories w hich are w ron gly located .! H appiness is neither within us only BEEF ROAST, blade cut. lb 19c o r enacting ta riffs to keep alive ce r o r w ithout us. it is the union o f c u r tain Industrie» w here nature never I selves with G o d .- P ascal BOILING BEEF, lb 13c Rice Screenings 3 Ib. bag 13c Intended them to operate. T a riff* PORK ROAST, picnic style, lb 151 to protect Industries In their Initial Italian Prunes 4 Ib. bag 19c stages are ju s tifie d . but the subsid BACON, bv the piece, lb 23c Cut Macaroni 31b. cello 17c ising of industries w hich whatever A New Innovation Swifts. B & T Picnics, lb 22c their age would perish without a j Cream Cheese Lb. 19c subsidy is foolish. PORK STEAK lean, lb 21c Fig Bars 2 lb . pkg.19c I*uU W ith the TVrte Clenn Aire Grapefruit 2s 11c Inventions, scien tific discoveries OLD- and new m ethods o f d istrib u tio n 1 Briargate Green Beans 2s 11c should be encouraged T o penalise <1 TIM E W hite Star Tuna 12 s 16c such progress by licensing require- • MON T i l l R> FA ERA m enta unnecessary taxation, and Hominy Van Camp * 3 ' 25c other handicaps Is bucking n a tu r a l' Duchess Salad Dress. qt. 23c law P rice fixing to keep alive t h e - Poby Brand Eeaturing the music o f anthracite coa l business In Its com pe- I Makes he* Stokely Tom. Juice 46 oz 17c CHUUK W H IT E H E A D and his tition with oil. gas. and electricity t»< $ood* fcqttsr orch estra and “ M A C Mc X E II illustrative o f such attem pt* Re tou r genial host fusing to allow the railroads to scrap 20*V o f their mileage, when m o to r! C h e e k in g coa ch es tru cks and airplane» can Adm. 30c iHfê Epidemic of Cold Symptoms ALBANY COLLEGE Second Semester Opens Feb. 3rd Babson ./Tjrr’"Y The Little Hermits say : IT HITS THE MIRK Modernized DANCE 2 : 23 ° fo r Quality, Flavor and Valu el' 3 :2 5 ^ « REAL ROAST 2 - 1*2 7 * F re e ^ liNlhT R ollerdrohe y it i n I *t*C«$ J2ND Al SANDY UPTOWN BALLROOM Canterbury o --? * * r . - Ite* 1 1 4 21st At W Burnside KLb 25< N OB HILL I N 7.17* C-» fragraci A -.b * PENDLETON* « spisi talla ARI the etoryt •* BEANS Smoll Whites Rad Idchos Bcby Lir"c* 2-lb pk. l i e AI HWAY ¿«12e SEMI-ANNUAL K lü t f r e s the ® rca at.rg e t t i V Join tha .ManrS »f Dwmn Fafht r. 0 C Ç caj V * I nf ant i l e Paraît»!«! CLEARANCE TOPCOATS * *5000 .00 CASH A w a rd s S U IT S la our C H IR U B MILK. N a a ia ) C oo rest * I N I lA N O W 1850 $ 2150 3 ca V s 3 0 c c a n as « u i t H einz Soups ', 16-oz 11c Royal Satin Short'g 3 Ib. 39c Su-Purb Cran Soap 50-OZ 29c ' W h ite Magic Bl'ch 17c Ktfchen Craft Flour^ , $1.29 PENDL-TCN WOO r LEN MILLS r*»v A» «i '* w * w a W «• • • \ » I W ant a«ts n — th* 8;t IX w i Peanut Butter Th* kiddit»- 0 -lb . Uvontt! U jar Alt# - ■■ Searchlight Matches 6 bx 19c Oxydol Cran Soap 2 24oz 35c W hite King C,*“ )*'*d3f^,,be,1 9 c W aldorf Tissue Roll 4c Camay Soap 3 bars 17c Lipton's Tea, Black- * 2 ' Ib 37c Jell-W ell Puddings 3 pkg 10c Kingsford Starch 3 pkg. 25c Karo Syrup, Blue 5 Ib cn 37c Crisco Shortening 3 Ib 46c Mazola Oil Qt. can 43c ^uaxanisjLci t J fitwdiiCSL Sunkist Oranges 200 s-220’s - l z dz— Free »hop. Bag 43c Grapefruit. IOC size, doz 23c Apples. Newtowns Box 59c Cranberries. No. l*s. 2 lbs 19c Lemons. 360 s S nk st. dz 15c W A Y