The Beaverton enterprise., February 28, 1941, Page Page 2, Image 2

Fridav, February 28,
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
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RPAVRKTON iáS£x¿- ENTERPRISE
1941
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T H E W O R L D 'S F IN E ST E L E C T R IC
PUILI S tjlV y ^ 4 S 0 |CI*TI ON
HOME
EQ U IPM EN T
Continued from P age 1
l o w e s t in s t a l l e d p r ic e s
SM ALL M ON TH LY PAY M EN TS
hack to the free-and-easy ways and
F
IN
E
ST
M A T E R IA L AN D W O R K M A N S H IP
B E S T T R A D E IN A L L O W A N C E S
the
get,rich -qu ick n ess o f the 20's,
and still have the new inventions, the
“ For the Glory that
m odern com forts and oth er novel
Is G reece
riches w hich we now en joy.
It is
human nature to glam ourize the past
At a time when one cou ntry after
and grum ble at the piesent.
E very­
another surrendered their independ­
body, th erefore, who is falling short of
ence and the individual freedom o f
his best e ffo rts today because o f a
their people before the crushing hee!
vague, nostalgic longing to be back
o f the totalitarian dictators, a new
in 1929, m ay well take stock o f cu r­
ray o f hope and a new inspira­
rent progress.
tion appeared in the gloom and
Make Your Home
Convenient— Economical
W h at g lory o f 1929, fo r instance,
the darkness around us, as a re­
would com pensate us fo r erasing the
sult o f the unflinching determ ination
AN ALL-ELECTRIC HOME
C L E A N — SAFE
netw ork o f air transport
routes,
o f small but historic G reece to not
grou n d in g our
planes .and thereby
only resist the unprovoked attack o f
AN D E N JOY
slow in g up tra ffic
in
passengers,
No Flame— No Smoke— No Soot
the fascist hordes, but to do or die
mails,
and
express?
The
m
odern,
in defense o f the same basic precepts
com p a ct, m echanized and insulated
The Electric Way of Living
NO FU M ES— NO ODORS
o f liberty and dem ocracy, with which
hom e m akes the oldtim e cum bersom e
we all are so fam iliar here in A m er­
residence seem like a barn.
W here
ica.
is the wom an today who willingly
And thus we find that history truly
repeats itself.
Since more than 2500 would surrender 1941 heating equ ip ­
ment .w ashing machines, and refrig e­
years ago G reece has fought and bled
ra tors?
W h o wants to give up air
in behalf o f the preservation o f the
con d ition in g and stream line trains?
inviolate rights o f men to think, act,
Be sensible about piesent conditions.
ATwater
ATwater
and live a free life.
Therm opylae,
Cure
for (irouehvs
M arathon and Salamis constitute his­
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4677
Any man or wom an in business to ­
toric exam ples o f the struggles which
day
w
h
o
is
gloom
y
and
discontented
G reece has successfully carried on
C A P IT O L
THEATRE
B U ILD IN G IN M ULTNOM AH
through the ages for the sake o f do- because o f illusions about form er
It
veloping a free thinking and liberty! years is failing to face the facts.
loving
civilization.
The
culture, j is all too true that hure-and-there
spirit and m entality o f the civilized j som ebod y personally m ay not be so
world to-day is derived in a large i well o f f but that is life. The country
measure from those early e ffo rts of | as a whole has achieved a progress
j that ca n n ot be matched in all history.
the Greek race.
W e w ho are their heirs owe them Population grow th alone has given rich will be en joyed by all.”
business con cern s nine m illion new
BAR BW IR E BILL
Veterans Register
an incalculable debt.
Today, con
I f we must look ba ck to 1929, at
A B E YOU SICK o f In-lug S IC K ?
furies later, they are again in the I cu stom er« since 1929.
E lectric pow- least we can heed its lesson. It taught
For National Defense
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vanguard o f small nations
fig h tin g \ el,’ production has risen to all-time Us the need o f 1941 is a m odernized
T aller charts are now needed
the new shadow o f despotism w h ich ! highs.
All legion posts o f the state are
view poin t that is unselfish instead o f
Intends and aims to crush the minds to plot the fresh peaks being reared
DR. ROSS H. E L L IO T T
now engaged in enrolling all mem­
and I Pe, son a*’ an<l national instead o f lo­
in
output
o
f
petroleum
,
steel
and souls o f free men throughout j
cal.
T
his
applies
alike
to
defense
C hiropractic and N atu rop ath ic
bers
and
all
veterans
in
the
national
m achine tools.
T ech n ology w as nev­
the world.
e ffo rts and to
norm al
production.
er
so
trium
phant
and
we
see
1929
PH Y SICIA N
defense
program
o
f
the
Am
erican
L
e­
W e Am ericans, w h o live in an at- :
C O N S ID E R T H E H U G E AM OUN T
gion,
V eterans evrywhere are urged
mosphere o f freedom and happiness com pletely dw arfed by tod a y ’s ad O F FU N D S A V A IL A B L E F O R IN ­
508 Tim es Bldg.. Portland, or
to con tact the Am erican Legion post
and therefore should and d o strongly van ces in invention and discovery. V E S T M E N T
W HEN
BU SIN E SS-
H
ence,
I
say
that
the
forg
ettin
g
o
f
in
their
vicinity
and
fill
out
one
o
f
Evenings by A ppointm ent at
believe in dem ocracy and its princi-1
M EN S U D D E N L Y G E T T H IS N E W c
T -les W ith
the national defense questionnaires«.
— BEAVERTON —
pies, must not hesitate to Invest In l#2i> is the first step in the g o gett- |
th e
m ore
th or
^waPs
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w
ltn
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At the com pletion o f registration all
it by contributing som ew hat o f our ing o f 1941. N ow is the tim e to "m ake j O
South
Lom bard near D enney
U G H L Y T H IS S IT U A T IO N IS AN- j Pistol Pete
form s are to be sent to state head­
resources and wealth to help Greece, hay.”
A
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TRE7MEND-
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W hen we becom e realists and ad I
quarters fo r forw ardin g to national j AT. 5865 Beaverton 0252
the small hut heroic cou ntry and
OUS LOOM T H E P O S S IB IL IT IE S 1 H ello F olks:
I have lately been a ;
The
Indianapolis.
its people, who are fightin g o u r bat ; m lt these truths, how m any people— i T H E P E A K S O F A D O Z E N Y E A R S ; sw appin' big tales with Pistol Pete headquarters at . .„|nt.
nfirm ¡« to as-
tie against insurmoun'tabië’ odds and Including R epublicans would really A G O M A Y CO M E TO L O O K L IK E ! E aton, ole tim e U. S. Marshal and | Pu ,Pose o t thls
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certain how and where each veteran
w h o have am azed the civilized would want to go back to the con d itions o f F O O T H IL L S . T H O S E W H O F A IL cow boy.
W e have been a sendin’
W ant ads reach you r best m arket
a
decad
e
a
g
o
?
Even
statistics
show
can
best
serve
in
the
event o f a na­
by their stam ina and valor.
TO D E V E L O P T H IS V IE W P O IN T ou r tales over to the R adio R angers, I
— the Sit-Down Shopper.
that
the
nation
tins
got
some
w
orth-
tional
em
ergency.
U nfortunately G reece Is a poor
W IL L
S U R E L Y SOME O klahom a City over station K-O-M -A |
na- IN T IM E
cou ntry and although her peop’ e are | while things from the increased
T he last one I sent in sorter put Pis- I
ou
r
point
o
f
1
D
A
Y
R
E
G
R
E
T
T
H
IS
A T T IT U D E .
M ay not
rich in courage, yet they are in ur- I ional debt.
ol Pete on the "rop es.”
It wuz.
view
be
w
ron
g
and
unnecessarily
sel-
j
gent need o f the ways and m eans o f
"P ete got mad at hiz w ife when she |
R E A D T H IS AD C A R E F U L L Y AS THIS VVIIJ. B E Y O U R LAST
M E T ZG E R
tak in g care o f the fam ilies o f Greek !
ant* *o c a ’ ’ when we withhold
got him up early one m orn in ’ to feed |
C IIA N C E TO SE C U R E T IIE BOOK AT A R E D U C E D P R IC E
soldiers who are giving their all in wholehearted energy and enthusiasm
John Conklin, son o f Mr. and M rs .1 their chickens. H e grabbed her wrist
the snows o f the Albanian m ountains, toduy because o f hom esickness for a J. W . Conklin o f M etzger, is in the j w atch and fed it to the ch ick en s in
Milk and food o f all kinds, m edicines, period that actually was one o f the arm y now, fo r his year o f m ilita r y ! som e bran mash.
She w ondered
R em em -
serums, bandages, clothin g and all most (.ockeyed on re co rd ?
training.
w here her w atch wuz, but one day
sorts o f the dire and absolute n eces­ bar that for every adventurer w h o .
______ .________
her ole rooster a crowtn’ hisse'f to
sities o f life are urgently needed. rode high and handsom e in 1929, hun- j
death. She cut him open to see what
I
dreds
o
f
preachers,
teachers,
and
par-
I
Every
Purchase
Counts
W e too can help the cause against
w uz w ron g and shore en u f found her
heartbroken at the epi­
aggression by helping the national ents were
A dvertiser» are glad to k n ow even ; w atch in his craw .. He kppt it wound
drive instituted by the G reek W ar dem ic o f irrellglon and the collapse j o f the sm allest purchase that cornea j u p tight every time he crow ed !
It
OFF T H E PRE SS THIS W E E K
R elief association.
It is the sacred o f character.
in response to their advertisin g. Ev- wuz a runnin’ fast on a c c ’t o f bee’in
duty o f every true Am erican to help N ovel Products, New .lobs
ery purchase cou n ts in helping the wound too tight by the ole rooster.
N ew Industries, unknow n in 1900, |
m aterially, and as ayon as possible,
B IL L
Y ou rs fer a bigger tale.
advertiser
realize the value o f his
have
made
job
s
fo
r
12,000,000
people,
j
the people w h o are ch oosin g death on
advertising investm ent.
tj
e.
!
and
the
future
ou
tlook
is
even
bright-
|
the battlefield that freedom and
B oost your hom e com m un ity news
er.
In sh ow ing my cop y fo r this I
m ocracy may live.
A cl ear concise statement ot tact given from
It boosts for you.
Only
W an t Ads - the little fellow s with paper.
colum n to a fam ous engineer, he said:
$1 per vear less than 2 cents s week
the big pulling pow er
a scientific study of
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