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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1941)
Page 2 Friday. July 11. 1041 B E A V E R T O N ENTERPR ISE. Beaverton, Oregon =illsHI=lll3lll=lll=lll=llls)U=lll«lll£lll=<ii-s.lf Mr. Cady the postm aster, had a TJ 7 Ot Beaverton Bov to Marry HI w are! £ jQ O S O n o Q V S . i the sarin- building where Mr. Find * Saturday at Glendale, Cal. 1 now has his feed.store and warehouse, j Continued from page 1 Invitations have been ' cceived for ill S M O R G A S B O R D T h a t is about all the d ifferen t : the wedding o f Miss Elizabeth Shill- = labor racket in gford o f C onago Park. Cal., and E. businesses in Beaver ton a ccord in g to j and exploitation by “ N ationally Fam ed D inner» HI eers and others Such raiding o f som e o f the old-tim ers. O f course T hat A re D ifferen t” Charles Klippel, son o f F C. Klippel IH as people get old er their m em ory ten is a body blow to the large or o f Beaverton. Open D aily 5 p. m. to 9 p. m. = gets rusty and doesn't w ork so well ganizations, but to the little fellow it m The cerem on y is planned for 6.30 Sun. * Holi., 1 p. m. to 9 p. m. I have in p. m., July 5, at the W ee K irk o' the anym ore, but even though they are m ay be a death sentence. in M R S. A . NELSON al la m em ory, they were an im por m ind those com pelled to pay needless H eather in Glendale, California. N ear Sandy Blvd.jjj Ü I 1741 N. E. 42nd em ployees w ho act as spectators on j tant part in the early history and ¡Ti PORTLAND jjj did a great deal in form in g the foun- the jo b ; or those forced to abandon H ave you looked over the ads this dation fo r a tow n now well know n 1 Processes w here cost could be cut w eek ? I f n ot do so, they carry a '=iii=iii=i:!=iii=iii=iii=iit=iii=iM=ni=iii=iii=if _____ by ____ r im r proved their _____ adop- all over the state as a city o f hom es and q u a l i t y __ tion. Som e business con cern s have w or^ news, been caught and crushed in con flicts | between rival unions. The policy o f =HI=III=III=IM=HI=IH=HI=HI=III=III=III=III=III=III=III=IM=III=III=III=III=III=III=III=III=HI=HI= A. M. Jannsen Re-Elected our defense program is to decentral Director Non-High Board ize and spread production am ong A. M Jannsen o f R ccdville, has m any su b-con tractors o f m edium or E fficien cy o f such co n been re elected d ile cto r o f non-high sm all size. sch ool district No. 3, com prisin g cerns will increase if they can be R eedville, A loha-H uber, Hazeldale, given their independence from the K in ton , Union and C ooper Mt. Mr! com m ands o f ruthless labor dicta Jannsen was also re-elected ch a ir tors. man. which position he has held sin ce organ ization o f the board. A BIT OF SWEDEN 1 Published Friday o f each w eek b y the P ion eer Publishing Co , at Beaverton, Orugon. E ntered as secon d-class m atter at the p oetofflce at Beaverton, Ore. S U H M K IP K IO N K A T E S ----------- 11.00 T hree Months —-------- .SO Subscription Payable One Y ear Jut Months _______ $ ,3òo in Advance. Enterprise B ldg , Cor. Short St. and T ualatin Valley H ighw ay, P hone 2321 P ortland O ffic « — 407-408 D ekum Bldg., Phone AT. 6i>Stl H illsboro O ffice— R o o m 5, D elta Bldg., P hone 1641 g iven above just being enacted in 1906. W hat did the town do fo r g o v SPIMI* Odie ern m en t during the in terim ? Was everyth in g so ideal that there was no o cca sion or need for passing any o rd in a n ces? H ooking over the town a bit more BEAVERTON- as it appeared in ’06, there was 35 Years Ago S p ran er’s butcher shop run by ious or dangerous anim als o r any cou ncilm an A. H. Spraner, where the anim als running loose a fter dark, Studio barber shop is. Mr. Specht will be Impounded by the marshal ran a g ro ce ry on the ground flo o i <>f w h o will notify ow ners T he fee a tw o story building on the bank site. charged will be $1 fo r cattle, horses On the northwest corn er o f First o r mules, 50 cents fo r sw ine and 25 and W atson was a livery stable, op er cents fo r goats and sheep, with an ated by H enry L ivengood w ho was additional charge o f 50 cents per day alw ays glad to see the drum m ers to t for keep." An unruly vicious milk ing their heavy eases his w ay to hire cow was a decided liability those a rig and “ m ake” the stores o f the 1 Mile South days, when bossies had the run o f su rrou nding com m unities. A fter the town If they were well behaved they g o t back to town, they en joyed Beaverton,-Tigard Hwy. T here were no side streets, If you a g ood meal, fam ily style, at the ho Cor. Allen and N ielson Kd*. tried hard enough you could wade tel o f Mr. Mitzel, on the site o f C om Team o f Horses, 1600 Lbs. through the grass o ff Broadw ay, but m ercial Hotel. 5 gal. Jersey Cow, fresh 3 wks. that was all. Mr. Alberts had the flou r mill. Sow and 8 th rifty Pigs. Eater- it was 1912 W . E Pegg D u ring the W orld W a r it was co n wa3 m ayor, then, the City Fathers verted into a potato starch factory, W a gon s 1— D rag Saw _ put through another tra ffic measure now is used as fru it receivin g sta M owers. 3—H arrow s as follow s: “ Ordinance 24 Septem tion by M cLaughlin can n in g R akes 1—5 ft. D isk com ber 1912- Any person w ho shall in pany. D eerln g Binder. Mr. A lberts’ son, Clarence, the town of Beaverton, overload, and G eorge T hyn g carried on a pool 1—T w o bottom 14-inch P low overw ork, torture .torment, deprive hall and con fection ery in the base Lots o f oth er m ach in ery and tools o f necessary sustenance, beat or mu m ent o f the G range hall, where too num erous to m ention. A ll in tilate any horses or teams o f horses, P e g g ’8 U ndertaking parlors are. good w ork ing order. or perm it to stand upon the streets, T he tow n had three greenhouses T E R M S CASH ianes or alleys, m ore than tw o c o n Mr. M orton, right near C om m ercial W . M A R Q U IS , Ow ner secutive hours, will he punished by Hotel location hnd one, M r. W elter, O K E N E . SU D TE IiL , A u ction eer not less than $10 or more than $100 w ho cam e from C hicago, about 1904. CII. 1352— 3324 SW T aylors F erry or a jail sentence o f not less than 10 had the second hothouse and raised R oad, Portland o r m ore than 50 days.’’ cu cu m bers and tom atoes fo r t h e ! N ow adays they d o not care how P ortlan d market. Third green- I m uch you punish you r vehicle, but house w as owned by Mr. Thron- they still like you not to leave It hauer w h o also raised vegetables for H ave Y our B eauty W ork D one by too long In one place, becauoe som e the m arkets. The man who pioneer body else may want the place. It's ed horse radish culture was John SPECIALISTS interesting to note that the first 25 H enry and o f course the benverdum Our S cien tific ordinances in the B eaverton record sw ales were alw ays planted to onions M ethod fo r books were written out in laborious Up opposite H ugh L ew is’ Im p le H A IR T IN T . longhand. And oddly enough .the ment Business was another b la ck IN G A N D tow n was incorporated in 1893, but smith shop this one ow ned and op D Y E IN G there seem s to be no ordinances on crated by Paul Schm idt. T he M eth Is nationally the books before 1905. num ber 4 as odist ch urch stood on the sam e site recogn ized by as present, and the C atholic church, the p rofession ëllt=lllsl!l=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=m£lir a sm all w ooden building, also w as lo - 1 The Smart W om en o f the cated about where the present build-1 Northw est P refer lng stands. C onsu ltation FREE T he C ongregation al church w as on First Street, just east o f grade school K eg. M achineless — now occu p ied by N azarenes. And A M ach in “ the Seventh Day A dventists had a PERM ANENT W AVE SHOP $6.50 P erm anents building on Cedar Street, right about Amy, Mildred, Florence and Carl where Jay Gibsons' residence stands. O IL A C A S T IL E SH A M PO O Specialists in Perm anent w aving 75c A H A IR S T Y L E are here to serve you =lll=IH=lll=IH=m=lll=IH=!H=IH=lll=l!l=lll=l W IT H T H IS A D F o r t h a t s o ft, n a tu ra l F r e d e r ic s ’ F o r A ppointm ent T r u -t 'u r t PERM ANENT W AVE CI AT I I I PUBMSri E IT'S THE BOHEMIAN ! ! ? 1 * ^ ™ " AUCTION SALE ALD ERW AY RESTAU RAN T LU N CH E S — D IN N E R S and A F T E R N O O N T E A Make the A lderw ay you r Dow n tow n P ortland H eadquarters m eeting p lace—T he fa v orite aftern oon retreat of wom en shoppers to rest and relax. W e gladly take phone m essages for you at The A lderw ay, 4th F loor A lderw ay Bldg. Portland 713 S W A lder B E. 2353 th a t la s t s lo n g e r . 2117 West Burnside E ntrance U ptow n Ballroom Bldg. BEacon 0337 Is Automobile Insurance a Strain on Your Budqet? BUDDY 1 Qiz+t/qe+ti} IIK. 1414 e, a . Sale July 11 to 18 THIS ( ! B etw een A lder and M orrison BR. 0 7 1 1 E IIIIIH S IN S U IS M S M S m S Ills lllE tn S llls IH s lll M o d e rn ize Y o u r H om e • Foundations Party Rooms • Exteriors Roofs Built in Kitchens • Barn KITCHCW - • Outbuildings W e will explain and F. H. A. Loan DOW> PAYMENT $6.39 p" p" $200 ~ Ibis C hiropody, F oot C orrection , Elect ro-theraphy whiskey is 1 Y IC A IIS 411 .|ìj The C om m on Sense FO O T C O M F O R T S T A T IO N * Distilled in Kentucky D R . L. B. EATO N registered CHIROPODIST F oot and A rch Specialist 25 Y ear* S u ccessfu l P ra ctice 1216 SE Belm ont St. Portland T elephone EA. 5525 P ortland, O regon E xam in ation free— m oderate fees KENTUCKY STR LIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY BNûtim dUùJuùikiJK^e 9S4 B ordens E agle M ilk 2 19c 7 'v oz cans TO M A TO JU IC E tliNNY l,A * ~ ™. P IN EA P P LE JU IC E UBBY 23c RANCHO SO UPS c . . 5 c K E E N S H 0 R TER IN 6 4 lb cano« 49c I0AH0 RED B EAN S 5 it> pk„ 35c S M A LL W HITE BEANS 5 it,. t * * 35c B LU E ROSE RICE 5 n> p i * 35c 8 E P 8 E R S B A B f F0 0 0 S 4 Y I T 25c CROWN POINT P EA C H ES 2 So. . . 2 1 * 81 ERR A IM B R A P E F H ii!! n , j . . » I 0 c J E L L W E L L - AS SO R TED 3 r k « . 11 c H ER S H ET C H O C O LA T E S YP U P ’ J ~ 9c N E S T L E ’ S S EM I-S W EET ChOC 2 m. 25c I SU G A R B E L L E P E A S 2s Calif., O val Sardines, e.an W h ite Star Tuna, 1 can Bi l tini ire Fey Tuna ‘J ' ; s Clinch Box Sndw ch Sprd Quart Jar T om ato Hot See 3 8-oz on F IG B A R S 2 lbs CANDY BARS 5 far M A B SH M A IX O W 8 12c 9c 17c 2!le 37c R o y a l S a tia S H O R T EN IN G SHORTENING C T ". Caua7 10c 19c I3e / BEAUTY soap II. lo,- Crystal W h i t e K IT C H E N B R O O M S Ea 29c Puss ’N B oots Cat Foot! 3 23o tall cans S l - l ’ U K B S O A P 24-o* hx 17c 50 oz box 330 F lavor-or-A ld D rin k Pvvdr 10c 3 pkgs • C A N T :. f c â ü R Y T E A (B lack) 4 N., (sorr WEVE) JB4A’ V CELERY 2'i 9c Selected Smell Dry Peck LAUNDRY SOAP size S o* cen II« 10- 43ç Ro’.l 4 s O R E G O N C A N S IN G N ow , Quality is excellent No. 1 Flat Green PORK & BEANS SHRIM P F els N aptha 13« APRICOTS ARE IN Can VAI,-VITA req. bar« WALDORF TISSUE ',- l b pka 27c ! 3 r-b „ * M e 3 Ctn 59C N ew S p u d s u n b* 15 ' r No. 1 Tasty, Lb LETTUCE Firm heads. I.b 4 W ATER MELONS Cooling ripe Lb JC LI NC 11 KO N A large variety W e will estim ate you r costs Prepare y ou r loan request—G la d ly assist you in any m aterial way. BEAVERTON LUMBER CO. PHONE 3 4 5 6 93 Proof National Distillers Products Corporation. New York, N. Y. M EATS M oke y ou r H om e a place to enjoy com pletely w hen low F H A. term s are available S $ "C iiE E K F U E , A S IT S X A M E ' lk 29c ROPFKT / / / t r i / ... (p e r i t i n t ) Cl«** Setley 10 ql inwt On Broadway Beaverton, Oregon y 'í ^ ^ M ORE T H A N A DOLLAR • •H o*« K<t«k«ni Hdw. & Finn. Co. ^ FOR .HIST A F E W CENTS I You can have a modern Kitchen! v«ur y /tr /////r Á assist you to secure an NO A N«t*oe«i ///' :r r S N O > C O L A ¡g»*U £23c M o d e rn ize V o u r Fa rm ST epon. CAil I | I The m ost used! T he m ost abused! I f you are su fferin g from corns, bunions, callouses, ingrow n nails, or pains in the legs, knees, hips or back, caused from fallen or broken dow n arehes, then com e to m y office, where I have every facility for your relief & com fort. 6 2 2 S W B ro a d w a y , P ortla n d Dwellings III Ml ili=lll=lll=lll=HI=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=i ¡¡=lll=lll=lll3lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=ill=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=ll| YOUR FEET BRIGGS-GETHING BEACH P A R K / g A N C i . S W IM . P IC N IC o m m Hl P ortland S. W . W ash in gton at Ninth To Serve You: Trl(«k A rrangem ents! the C leverest Band In Town. U ill ^ Dr. Ben II. B riggs— O ptom etrist 0 Sarg-o G etlilng— Ihspen. O ptician V * M elodious N ob '» . . . . Syncopated Sweetness ¡H IH S p e c ia liz a tio n & E x p e rie n ce 40th. M ultnom ah 1001 SW’ 10th P ortlan d BOHEMIAN RESTAURANT HI BASED ON Or Oliphant & Bates and His Orchestra ¡fi IH =: HI OPTICAL SERVICE J. E. Parsons, CH. 2292 MALEVOLE ili = 226 P A R K B LD G .. PORTLAND A lder, Bet. B roadw ay & P ark CALL 9104 S W IJJ Loretta Mae Beauty Shop Compare our Current rate On 5-10-5 $11.75 the first 6 months $6.25 ea. 6 mos. thereafer TO i DINNERS shopping d a y ............ a guest snack . . . th ere’s no place its fine food s and cou rteou s atm osphere ............ fo r it’s see! B ohem ian pastries to take co ffe e shop. T reat you r guests H ours 11 A. M. to 9 P. M. PHONE BE. 0 9 2 4 I l l= lll5 lll= lll= lll= lll= ll|= |lt 5 i||5 l||= |||= |i|= |||3 DANCE I ill fl $2.50 * $3.50 HI IH Monday, July 14 SYLVIA'S FOR PASTRIES, LUNCHES F or a w holesom e lunch on dinner . . . or a tasty afternoon like the N ew B ohem ian with service . . . . d elig h tfu lly cool com pletely air con ditioned you home are on display in the to these delicious delicacies. B U R N S ID E Owner BEAVERTON i BACON Mild BEEF ROAST Cure— any si»e piece I.b Blade cuts SW IFTS PICNICS mild cured. SIRLOIN SltH'r B eef STEAK BOLOGNA, L iver S au sage and F ran kfu rters Lb 27' 21c Lb 19c “ 29c <•» 23c u m m o Mur Label 5 ,k 3 5 e H AM M Y LO U C OR R M EA L l a, s .* 27 e H A R V I J T B L S S O M .F L O U R ««-it, st, S I .2 9 Î A I L Ï S I L T o , - * a .( g i^ |g c I 4 Í I N 0 P O W O FR Ubber G iri M b c M e _»_ILL OR K E R R J I R S O u e r n n ,„ l*rtces Effective at Beaverton Store Only— W e reserve the right to JJm a Quantity. Redeem Your Binso and Spry Coupons at Safeway I