The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, June 13, 1941, Page Page 2, Image 2

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FridaV, Tune 13. 1941
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
" ' _________
Babson S a ys
Rosenblatt Remodel
Job Is Completed
Dogs and Boys
. . ..
Have Your Beauty Work Done by
Dogs is dogs and boys is toys.
At
SPECIALISTS
I the end the dog returns to the dust
Continued from prge 1
Our Seientifie
I but the boy lives on into the next
Method for
I world.
True enough, »ay» Dad and also to get more for his labors.
H. It- JE IK K IK ^. I*ubil»h«-r
H A IR TINT«
All this makes good news for the
! by that he is willing to see the young-
ING AND
farm
populal.on.
Inci
A gland opening party Thursday »ter» trawl along with the R M l 30,475.000
Published Friday of each weak by the Pioneer Publishing Co- at Beaverton.
DYEIN G
dentally, the number of peieons liv
Oregon. Entered as aecond-clau matter at the POatofflc# at P lIT irin n Ore i evening marked completion of the folks.
Is
nationally
>
I enlarging and
remodeling
plan of
Again- Dogs and
boy».
bkippy ing on farms is about the same as it
recognized by
The cen­
Samuel Rosenblatt company, S. W. wl** never see the Judgment^ Day t>e was about ten years ago.
SUB8 CR IPM O N KATES
the profession
however, show a de­
But foi Sonny II sus reports,
One Y e a r ______________________ 4L00
Three Months
4 3. c Washington street near Broadway, ing only a dog
4 up
The ground space has been approx- 1» appointed unto m:*n once to die crease of 3% in the number of farms
Bix M o n th s __________________
.SO
Subscription Payable in Advance.
More than the
imately doubled and both first and but after this the Judgment.
And under cultivation.
Consultation
Enterprise Bldg., Cor. Short Su and Tualatin Valley Highway
Phone 75o3 second floor» have undergone exten- again— Exeryone of 11» »hall give an above-mentioned farm population are
FREE
Portland Office— 407-40» Dekurn Bldg., Phone AT. (.591
sive remodeling.
Modern treatment account of himself to God. HIBI.K. actually supported by some form of
Hillsboro Office— Room 5, Delta Bldg.. Phone lt>41
of travertine with granite ha» been True enough, say» Dad, Sonny must farming, when the dependents of a ,
Beg.
Machineless
i used for the front of the store with be taught to walk right in the sight farmers are taken into consideration
4 Machine
With
something
more
than
one
quar
granite and gold leaf outlining and of God his Maker.
And happy the
$C.5A
Permanents
A New Home
heraldic symbol which along with the little Pal when the grown-ups go on ter of our population dependent upon
[SFAMI
agriculture for their livelihood, we
O m i
I shop's name shortened to "Rosen- with him.
In Three Weeks
OIL 4 CASTILE SHAMPOO n Cc
must have prosperous farm condi­
L
s
o
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c
i
a
t
i
m
|
blatt's
decorates
the
facade.
]
Once
more,
being
only
a
dog,
Skip-
M lu sN U
Jt HAIRSTYLE
1 °
During the past few months a dis­
Eight colors in masculine shades py will never profit by the open Bi tions before the rest of us can look
W IT H THIS AD
forward
to
real
prosperity.
I
believe
tinct shortage in fumily dwellings has have been used in the walls.
The b!°
But for Sonny Horn again by
For Appointment
Shall any man the day is close at hand when the
developed In our communities.
This ! single touch of more delicate color the Word of God.
farmer
will
receive
his
just
desserts,
shortage will increase as shipbuild- j is in the ladies’ powder ;■:- m on the hold back a child from knowing the
PHONE BE. 0 9 2 4
Bible, the living word?— “It were although I think there is a better !
AMERICAN ISM
| ers, mechanics and other workmen second floor.
move Into this territory to operate
A new sports wear shop has been better that a millstone were hanged method than by getting him to bor­
Americanism is love of coun­
Of this, I will
and that hp wer* row on his crops.
the new industries brought on by the added due to the increasing popular- about his neck
try. loyality to its institutions
write some later week.
j ity of casual fashions among men.
1 drowned in the
depth of the sea,
National Emergency.
226 PARK BLDG.,
PORTLAND
and ideals, eagerness to de­
What About Prices?
Now, more than ever, one should
The store is completely aircondi- said Jesus Christ,
Alder, Bet. Broadway & Park
fend it against all enemies,
Wheat at $1.00 a bushel is cheap
I Lastly—What of the dog that
purchase his own home so that he tioned.
undivided allegiance to the
Accomplished at a cost of $75,000, skulks about in the winter rain, cold Number 2 Red Winter wheat got up
1 may save the increased rental al-
flag, and a desire to secure
I ready being felt.
Also there is the I the remodeling is the first since Ro- an<l mangy?
And your boy, what to $2.29 in 1917 and $2.32 in 1920 Re­
the blessings of liberty to our­
DISTINCTIVE
CANDIES
America has a mur- cent advances have been due to the k li XT/.
pleasure in owning one’s own home senblatt’s moved to their present fate for him?
selves and posterity.
The first c*er every firty-five minutes:
2256 passage of the Parity Loan bill
which is as important as the saving Washington street shop.
45c.
8 0 c Lb
j store was opened in September, 1889, : burglaries, thefts every twenty-four (Quotations are still below the prices
derived.
vV -
Week
End
The period of higher rentals will at the coiner of 1st and Taylor. The hours; 150/XX) uncaught muidriers which may be expected from 85G of
S p e c ia l .
parity
loans.
Irregular
swings
will,
last at least five years and when the firm then as now handled Hart, ^ a* large and by that 300,000 citizens
John Raz Spins Yarn
50c Lb. Box
emergency ends a distinct Increase Schaffner & Marx clothing. In their now living will be slain. The major- of copres, develop from time to time,
Continued from Page 1
ity of the arrests are of youths under 1 but the year-end should witness high
in population will undoubtedly re­ present location 13 years.
Every Fri.,
Above figures by J. | er levels.
hushed then.
It was not only his main.
For these reasons building as
SAT., s i : n .
Despite the remodeling going on twenty-one.
business but his feet as well I kept an investment is particularly attrac­ during recent months, they have en­ Edgar Hoover of FBI.
State pens | When the war ends, we will be call '
Visit Our New
thinking about the ten dollars that tive now.
night: ed upon for heavy supplies of eat
joyed the biggest business increase and county jails overflowing;
Candy
ables
from
all
parts
of
the
world
I
didn’t belong to me and I decided
_ the
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| ______
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life; parked cars; human breakdown1
All of
above
facts
bring to mind they have ever experienced.
Kitchen
all about. Profanity; vile talk; booze; Hence, foreign developments should
that there was no use giving it back ^he tpOUght that shortage of mechan
CAPITOL I1W Y — BE. 3997
Heavy move- ; 6201 SW
coarse grows the nation that throws be watched closely.
to the drunken foreman, for he d just ¡C8 jn
founding line may result in
the Bible out of the window and ments of grains are already under
spend it for more liquor, so I took it ,j ge ¡n building costs together with Albany College
way to our seaports.
This is neces
home and put it away, waiting and 8]ow down of building completion to Graduation Exercises
laughs at God’s laws.
FOR YOUR GARDEN
Dad. Sonn,> and All.— One When : sary to make room for coming new 1
hoping that sometime I would lindi
point where expected profits 01
Twenty Albany college seniors were
crops. It is also bringing our export
some reliable member of the South , 8avinK8 win be nullified,
your
heart
leaps
out
to
lay
hold
on
graduated at commencement exercis­
ern Pacific to give It to.
l<or, ofj
Page-Coghlan
Construction Corn- es Wednesday, June 4, at 8 p. m., at Christ as the Savior who died for \ able surpluses a step closer to mar
course, it belonged to the S. P.
The | pany 3445 N e Broadway in Portland, the First Presbyterian church, 12001 y ° ur ains
Twit— ’That instant God j kets abroad .
foreman was just turning in extra 1 Py a unjqUe building plan including SW Alder street, following a week i makes you his own.
You are freed,
R0TEN 0N E and FUNGICIDE
Your 1
time for us and then borrowing paiti prefabrication of detail portions of of senior class activities.
Willard > ?ronl O'® Judgement to come.
Most effective in the control of
ONE HOUR
of it back so that he was making not
home, offers to complete a five- L. Marks, Albany college graduate of name goes Into the Book of Life.
garden inserts and diseases.
ROUND TR IP
only his own salary, but a hundred | roonl modern home on your property 1904 and president of the Oregon Three— God puts his Spirit into your
FUNGICIDE, excellent for control
dollars or so a month extra.
H<s, jn approximately three weeks.
To state board of higher education, gave heart to make you Christlike within. 1
of Brown Patch and Toadstools in
couldn’t have done it if we had work 8ee a fjve room house rise on a va- the commencement address.
without.
Lawns.
ed every day, but that we didn t^do. can4 io4 ¡n a matter of three weeks
Agreed?
Then tell God- Thank
Write us for free information re­
The
graduating
students
were:
Administration
Bldg.
Yes, thank God
I guess he saw to that part of It.
sounds amazing, but Page-Coghlan Frederic Benson, J. Wilson Bilyeu, you for salvation.
garding your insect and disease
$4.00
Stand on the Bible S WA N IS. AIRPORT
Two years passed and John no j Construction company shows that it Helen Bowers, Daniel Koch, William and tell folks.
problems for all plant life.
longer worked for the railroad com-1 can h), ,jone
that
you
are
safe.
Feelings
or
no
1
Lindsay, Catherine
Lyon,
Dorothy
pany.
He quit soon after the loan j _____ _____ _
FOR YOUR HOME
Moore, Harry Repp, Dorothy Root, feelings, you are now in the family j lll= lll= lll= lll= M I= IM = lll= lll= l| l= | | l= | | | = | | | = |||=
incident, for It was not to his liking
Forget your feel­
HOME COOKING
Vernon Ross, Norma Ruddock and of the redeemed.
“There
was
none
of
to be mixed up in any such business, school, he said
ings and stand on what ths Bible
How long the foreman was able t o ! the disease in the school or among Curtiss Thompson, all of Portland, and says This is God's command That
R 0 C K W 0 0 D LUNCH
Mothproofing Service
Esther
Barclay,
Corvallis;
Paulino
carry out his unscrupulous plan with j the school families. Ruz said
We .
Well Balanced Meals
done in the horn«»
Houck, The Dalles; Howard Houstan, we should believe on the name of his
the other workers. John doesn’t know. I found out that the foreman had been
at Reasonable Prices
Oregon City; Alva Laws, Rogue R iv­ Son, Jesus Christ and love one an
Gives lasting protection
against
But one day he learned the name and j going about, calling
the homes
er; Merlin Morey and Henry Pete, other as He Christ- gave us com­
LUNCHES 25o— 35e
Moth damage. Upholstery and Rug
where
someone
was
suffering
from
address of a Southern Pacific offi­
mand.
Which
for
you,
eternal
an
Glendale; Zedythe Rumgay, Oregon
D IN N ER S 35c— 40c
Cleaning also.
An inexpensive
cial In Portland.
Now, he thought, the disease and took it home himself City, and Virginia
Swasey, Lincoln. guish or eternal glory?
and complete service.
“ But you couldn’t tell him any­
407
ltaleigh
Bldg.,
Portland
wit» a good time to unburden himself
SIGATURE
ASSOCIATED CHEMISTS, Inc.
Over Fahey-Brockman
He met me one day and told Me.
of that pesky ten spot that was still thing.
me
to
look
out
for
myself.
That
he
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Mr. and Mrs. W . J. Weller. 'Prop
a load on his conscience. So he wrote
a short letter to the official, explain­ would kill me if he ever caught m«
W
EST
SLOPE
= 111 = 111 = 111 = 111 = 111 = 111 = 111 = 111 = 111 = 111 = 111 = 111=111
I think he told the othei
ing that he was enclosing ten dollars alone.
Beaverton, Or. Paid Ad
Mrs. Bert Cultus and niece Miss j
It
that belonged to the S. P., stuck let- board members the same thing.
Jean Kolstad made a motor trip re- i
1er and ten dollar bill In an envelope was a very ticklish situation. He
and mailed it.
He never bothered ; was such a wild ferocious sort of fel cently to Hood River to attend a tea ;
F a th e r 's D a y June 1 5 t h
to tell how he came by the money— low thut you never knew but what ho given by the latter's mother, 'Mrs. Ar- ;
But thur Kolstad at her country hom e'
He was not one to get another in might carry out his threat.
a swell iiift for
happily the situation
was solved Cascadia.
trouble.
a swell fin d
when
the
company
suddenly
transfer
But that was the final chapter In
W ant Ads—the little fellows with
the crooked loan. John never heard' red him to * nother ,ocation ’ ’
The Raz brothers, John, Henry and the big pulling power
a word from the official.
He doesn’t
Melchoir
(MikeI are all in their sev-
know what the nmn did with the ten
Full four-year program conf erring the degree of Baehelor
spot.
"H e might have stuck it in i
to-day, the ojd timers of the
Here's something that will touch
JOHNNIE
There are many
his own pocket, for all I know, but Hillsdale sector.
the sentimental side of the ole
of Arts and Baehelor of Science
Bov in a big way, give him lots
at least my conscience was clear. I descendents living about the country­
ot practical comfort and smart-
side;
one
section
is
referred
to
as
had done my best to gpt the money
W in ne r
of
first
ness this summer. The shirt, a
Complete range of courses
including majors in the
With thrift characteristic
p r lie
fo r
bring
back where it belonged.
One day I Raz Hill.
fine open weave, has matching
DutRtamlluv
a
c
t
o
r
Liberal Arts fields, Business Administration, Journalism.
shorts, a blending tie and hand­
learned that the foreman had been of the Swiss, the three brothers
dion
tcuclier
01
kerchief. The color range is al­
the P a cific C oast.
Music and Pre-Professional work toward Law, Medicine,
discharged.
1 asked why they had pooled their early capital and in '89
most unlimited.
Shortly
let him go.
Oh, somebody said, he bought a herd of 22 cows.
Dentistry,
Nursing
and
Engineering.
Superior
Shift $2
Tie SI
Shorts 65c
drank too much and wasn’t depend­ afterwards they acquired another
School
of
Handkerchief 35c
able anymore.
Whether they ever herd of 23 and that group of 45 cows
Summer session—2 six-week terms, opens June
16.
Accordion
Fulton Park Dairy
found out about
his get-rlch-quick was the first
T lic m ost m odern
Fall
term
registration begin» September 22, 1941,
The boys organized the busi
scheme, I ldon’t know."
, I herd.
and t h o r o u g h
m ethod o f the
Write for catalog. 1230 SW M ain St. Phone BE. 8143.
Section foremen seemed to be a ness and established their retail
a cco rd io n .
But
special nemesis for the anily Hills­ routes, enlarging as they went.
ST U D IO S AT
MKN-a
dale section.
They had another one, that's another story.
WEAK
Sherman Clay
a family man this time, and thou"*-
414 S. W. W a s h in g t o n
lie wasn't a drinking man, what vice j
Fur a t io n
Portla nd , Ore.
Call L A 4 8 0 8 I nf o rm
• n i
he lacked along this line he made up j
Refrigerators,
by his belligerent attitude towards 1
those that crossed him,.
Diptheria ; Electric Ranges
broke out and the foreman’s daugh j
'1
ter, a school girl, contracted the mal 1 & Washers
' . - J t ' v v y - '
ady and died.
Immediately he went ' $1.00 Per Week
on a rampage, blaming the members j
Your Piano Taken in Trade
of the school board for hi» daughter's !
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death.
They should have closed the
DAY MUSIC CO.
B E A V E R T O I i ^ i i N T E K P M S 'E
$ 2.50
* 3.50
Loretta Mae
Beauty Shop
BARFOOT
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11 to Z
—35c
Turkey, Ham and Duck
Dinners
5 : 0 0 t o 8 :3 0
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Entrance on 3rd or Stark St
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