The Beaverton enterprise., July 25, 1941, Page Page 2, Image 2

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Friday, July 25, 1941
B E A V E R T O N E N TE R P R ISE , Beaverton, Oregon
Babson Says. ...
Are Your Clothes
Out of Date?
Wedding Bells
North Portland Livestock
Market Prices
"I John, take thee Mary, to be
I have found a dressm aker that
I T he follow in g quotations are based my w edded w ife —”
m ake it
| on prices being
paid in
M onday's
John to be can restyle anything and
'I
M
aiy,
take
thee
expanse o f this continent becom es a ! trading:
look
like
an
original
from
Vogue.
She
H. IL J K I K K U .s , Publisher
my w edded husband
m ilitary asset instead o f a m ilitary j
can cop y any dress you wish.
She
C A T T L E : G ood grnin-fed
steers
Y
ou
see
the
flow
ers
banked
about,
Published Friday or each w eek by the P ion eer Publishing Co., at Beaverton, | liability.
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, $10 to $11.50. G ood grass steels $9.25 you w onder at the length o f the o ffe rs excellent w ork and am azing
D evelopm ent o f our sm aller cities to J9 85
G ood
a helfers ,g j o to
Oregon. Entered as secon d-class m atter at the p ostoffice at B eaverton, Ore
bride's veil; to o the drape and beau­ low prices . . . specializes in w ed ­
provides defense, not only against \ $9 50.
G ood bt.ef COW3 $s 75 to $775>
L U C IL L E ’S G O W N
ty o f it.
Does the groom trem ble a din g gow ns.
_..$1.00
T h ree M o n t h s _____ __________$ .35c hum an invaders.
but
against th e, (yoUng cow s to gg, medium $6 25 to
One T ear —
bit with all those eyes fixed on h im ? j SHOP,, 713 Dekum Bldg.. 3rd bet.
_
.50
Subscription P ayable in Advance. pow ers o f depression, unem ploym ent ' ,6 50 com m on $5 75 to $6.25. c a n n e d
Bix Months
— "W e are met in the presence o f A lder and W ash., P ortland. AT. 4585
calam ity, and epidem ic.
Nations, as ,4 75 to ,5 5«,
B u „ 9 m edium
to
P aid Adv.
G od and these witnesses”— the min-
Beaverton O ffice E nterprise Bldg., P hone Beaverton 2321
well as individuals, can safegu ard ’! good $8.50 to $9 50. strictly good $9.75. , ister’s w ords as he begins to read— j
H illsboro O ffice— R o o m 5, D elta Blog., P hone 1641
I them selves
by d iversifyin g
risks. com m on $7.25 to $8.
Vealers, good -m e t to unite this man and this w o­
Portland O ffics— 407-408 D ekum Bldg., Phone A T. 6591
E verythin g is right fo r sm all tow n to ch oice $12 to $13 , few to $13.50.
man in the holy bonds o f m atrim ony, J
expansion.
E ntertainm ent and edu­
H O GS: G ood
to
ch oice
carlots w hich is an honorable estate . . .
cation
are
broadcast
by
press,
ra­
rivers. E ven helped you out o f steep
, $11.70; 170 to 215 lb. trucking $11.35 sign ifyin g to us the m ystic
ßßÜ M K H n
union
places when you r oxen cou ld n ’t pull dio and television,
_ l"“ 1!n !lnlCa' 1° $1150; 230 to 285 lb butchers that exists between Christ and His
S ' l f t HI
T E ì 4 l
the heavier load, after the dirt about tion has expanded: electrical en ­ $10.75 to $11;
lightw eight butchers ch u rch .”
So it reads.
CIATI • ■
the roots got loaded
with w ater.” ergy is transm itted overh ead ; while $10.50 to $11; p ack in g sow s $9 to
H
usband
and
w
ife;
one
by
a
mys­
! the underground pipe lines im prove $9.50.
Feeder pigs $11 to $13.50.
T he speaker paused.
tic tie.
Christ and His ch u rch ; a|
The small
SH EEP:
G ood to ch oice spring m ystic tie.
"W h a t do you want, b o y s ? ” H en­ the distribution o f oil.
Christ w’e k n ow —“ In
tow
n
already
has
been
re-m
ade
by
lam
bs
$9.25
to
$9.50;
m
edium
to
good
derson asked in that draw l that
H im dwelleth all the fulness o f the j
the
autom
obile
and
m
ay
get
another
N orth C arolinans have.
$8.50 to $9; com m on $7 to $8. Slaugh­ G odhead bodily.”
But w hat is the
AM ER ICA N ISM
ation with the grow th o f I ter
L U N CH E S — D IN N E R S
_ _
v l
t ewes,
W CO,
U
t ch
l l U oice
IV V
u . I i J to
l KJ « $4
p x a 25.
o , I
good I to
$3.75
"W e think the time has com e for tran sform
ch u rch ?
In the G reek from which
and A F T E R N O O N T E A
air
tra
ffic
in
passengers,
express,
a
n
d
j
F
eeder
lambs,
good
to
ch
oice
$8
to
I
you
to
th
row
aw
ay
one
load
o
f
your
our
E nglish
Bible is
translated
Am ericanism is love o f cou n ­
T he sm all tow n s day o f <g ¿ q
Make the A lderw ay you r D ow n
trees,”
answered
the
spokesm an. freight.
C
H
U
R
C
H
is
K
A
L
E
O
and
m
eans
To
try, loyality to its institutions
isolation has ended.
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tow n
P ortland
H eadquapters
" W e ’ll be crossing the Snake any
Call Out Of.
E K , Out O f and K A ­
and ideals, eagerness to de­
Cities at W ork
m eeting
place—T h e
fa v o rite
tim
e
now
several
tim
es
we
have
to
LEO.
T
o
Call.
The
Church
is
a
Call-1
fend it against all enemies,
V eteran investors will recall t h a t ' IkxntcwII * I>‘ “*k W orst
afternoon retreat
of
w om en
cross
it.
A
nd
that
m
eans
a
lot
o
f
ed
Out
People.
A
people
called
out
m any years ago street railw ay e a r n -, B" U |‘‘ ,,eck in D efense
undivided
allegiance
to the
shoppers to rest
and relax.
extra w ork with both loads o f trees. "I
God opened the
flag, and a desire to secure
ings began to g o dow n.
It w as not 1 Even inside A dm inistration ad vis- 1 from the world.
W e gladly take phone m essages
L uellin g was not a hot headed man.
ers here are begin n in g to com plain d oor to the nations, to call out of
the blessings o f liberty to ou r­
for you
at
T he
A lderw ay,
H e took his time and spoke deliber- a m inor decline but tne start o f a that P resident R oosevelt actu ally is them a people for H is name, said Pe
selves and posterity.
d epression
4th F loor A lderw ay Bldg. P ortland
ately.
" I don't blame you a bit. "tra ction
,
. . . ” . In —’
allow ing the defense
e ffo rt to lag ter the Apostle.
"W h osoev er will
boys, fo r the
way you feel.
I’m earning pow er o f all electric railw ays because o f his unw illingness to place m ay co m e ” bids God.
713 SW A lder
B E. 2353
Christ t o o k !
m ighty sorry about you r stuff.
But c°m P an*es was cut in half, and jn a n y pow er and real authority in the : H is place here, not to call the right- *
Som e o f the
The Traveling Nursery
I ’ve brou ght these trees through this went out o f business.
hands o f any other person.
He is, eous, but sinners.
The call is to .
Continued from P age 1
far, and I'm taking them on to Ore­ m ore stubborn secu rity holders laid o f course, unable to give his atten-; the weary, the worn, the sad ,the sin- ¿ E lllis lllE 111=111=111=111=111=111=111=111=I I I E 111=111.
it
all
on
the
autom
obile,
to
which
w asn’t a grafted tree In all o f the gon.
T hey mean m ore to O regon s
T he Sm art W om en o f the
Now , tion to the thousands o f d etails— | ful and the m ired-down.
western territory—only w ild verities, future than everything else in the they took a positive dislike.
each one im portant in its p a rticu la r, H ear the B ishop o f C arthage in j
N orthw est P refer
how
ever,
they
learn
that
the
au
tom
o­
such as apples, grapes, plums and train put together! If you boys want
w a y—w h ich dem and attention every the third cen tu ry—"It is a bad world,
berries.
Some returning travellers to g o on without me, g o ahead.
I bile has becom e the traction c o m ­ day.
It is believed here in W ash in g-, Denatus, an incredible
bad
world
T he parking
said that the H udson's Bay C om pany w on ’t ask you to stay, but these pany's best friend.
ton that the defen se jo b will con - But I have discovered in the midst
had planted seedlings and had som e trees g o with me, even if I have to j problem generally has becom e so in­ tinue to b o g dow n until one m an is! o f it a quiet and holy people w h o i
fair fruit from them.
It looked like fig h t!”
He stood there, im m obile as tolerable that now every additional put in con trol with p ow er to act.
I have learned a great secret.
T hey
a good proposition to nurserym an Lu­ ever, look in g ut the men.
In the autom obile w orks to the advantage
G
rave
com
plain
ts
are
being
c
a
u
-'
have
found
a
jo
y
w
hich
is
a
thous-
A m y, Mildred, F loren ce and Carl
l l i n g Henderson L uellin g—so with b ack grou n d he could see his trees, | o f the street railway.
an y o f the j Specialists in P erm anent w avin g
W e are w itnessing a deep ground- tiously voiced by high o fficia ls o f the ■ and tim es better than
• he aid o f his brother Seth, and his som e o f them with the tops chewed
defense agen cies that they are find- ■ pleasures o f our sinful
life.
T hey
are here to serve you
son Alfred, 17 at the time, he set to o ff, gotten that way, when stock ' sw ell m ark ing A m erica ’s sh ift from ing it m ore and m ore d ifficu lt to get are despised and persecuted put they ■
F o r that soft, natural F red erics’
vertical,
or
skyscraper,
grow
th
in
w ork and planted some 800 trees in had broken through his barricade at
T hey are m asters o f their
Tru-Curt
PERM ANENT
W AVE
centers
to
horizontal the attention o f P resident R o o s e v e lt.! care not.
specially constructed boxes, designed night and nibbled at the only green con gested
His
attention
is
said
to
be
in
creasing-:
souls.
T
hey
have overcom e the world
that lasts longer,
grow th through developm en t o f small
to fit com pactly into w agon beds. H e things in sight.
ly centered on problem s o f over-all j These people, B onatus, are Christ- j
It is m ost fortun ate that
grafted them and used the best soil
F or a m om ent the delegation stood cities
2117 West Burnside
d iplom atic and naval strategy.
So \ ians, — aud I am one o f them ” .
C Y-
•ind fertilizer available.
Then he there, the men look ing at the old
the ¿ i e a T o ^ p i ^ u r t t o n
o v T r ^ a r g f j f l o s s e d does the P resid en t_ b ecom e | P R IA N , B IS H O P O F C A R T H A G E to ! E n tran ce U ptow n B allroom Bldg.
m id o ff his belongings and as a fo re ­ nurserym an, then w ithout a fu rth ­
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, I in these w orld problem s that the na- 1 *-*-
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his friend
Donatus.
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mentioned, joined the w agon train at er w ord the men turned and walked num bers o f sm aller con cern s, each o f 1 , tional
defense p rogram lags in many
C
yprian
the
B ish op;
P aul
the
w hich can handle som e part o f the
Independence in the Spring o f 4 1
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aw ay.
L uelling had won.
He won
sainted
m other and
W h erever m a c-I sp° ts and n° ° ne haS thft pow er or A postle; you r
The ord er "W estw ard
H o” w as straight through to T he Dalles, a r ­
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p
,
.
au
th
ority
to
go
ahead.
M
any
o
f
the
that
A
frican
cannibal,
now
a
sain
t;
"iven and the train trailed away into rivin g there in the early fall with ticable, new plants U
PThi
m er i
o fficia ls are reported to have and m illions o f others, stand united
the gray distance. Across the Platte abou t 500 o f his trees still in good in new industrial areas.
g
en
cy
defen
se
precaution
w
ill’
prove'
8e.
r
i0UB
™l8Sivin» s abou t these de- to one an oth er and to Christ the
R iver, up the eastern slopes o f the shape. H ere he was con fron ted with
1 Head, by that m ystic w ork o f the
to ho n aniinH noanofimo nnllnv Fur- ^ * OpIIIf n S.
R ockies
Things went well with the the E m igran t B ottleneck, the C olu m ­ to be a sound peacetim e policy. F u r­ N on -D efense E xpen ditures
H oly Spirit.
therm ore, it is a con stru ctive fa cto r |-
Lrain and H enderson Luelling. E very bia G orge.
Like all others he had
Increased by 88,000,0410
I Is you r heart rea d y?
Then here
in
the
cu
rren
t
business
outlook,
tim e a stop was made the tall North m ade the 2000 miles jou rn ey from
Last Jan uary P resident R oosevelt and now repeat—"Ju st as I am ; with
w
hich
I
regard
as
highly
favorable.
Carolinan
inspected
his
precious M issouri, and now within less than a
said:
“ The increase in m ilitary ex- out one plea; But that T hy blood
‘ roes. His son and brother aided him hundred miles o f his goal, was c o m ­ At all times, we are stron ger in ev­ penditures will perm it a substantial was shed fo r m e; And that T hou
in packing water to soak the earth pletely stum pea so fa r as further ery way w hen we have plenty o f sub­ reduction in
To Serve You:
n on-defense
expendi- ! j bidd’st me com e to T h ee; O L am b of
about the trees’ roots.
Many were w agon progress w as con cern ed, un con tra ctors and plenty o f sub-cities. tures, particularly fo r those a ctlv i-1 God, I com e.”
9 Dr. B en H. Brings— O ptom etrist
tlie com m ents and interesting su gges­ less he wanted to risk that hazardous i B etter B alanced A m erica
ties w h ich are m ade less n ecessary
• S arge G rillin g — Dispell. O ptician
t,
.... . .
...
.
| E very
investor
who
has
been
tions he received from other mem
by im proved econ om ic
con d ition s.” !
, . „ „ o h th , " u
.aa *,° a‘ eep i th rou gh the fire can testify to the
bera o f the party.
The Luellings
,S
a wagons nu to be let w j8d()m nf d iv ersify in g his funds over Later the S ecretary o f the T reasu ry i
had several wagons- they had
two ,
B eaverton, Or. P aid Ad
do_wn slopes with ropes.
a broad list o f industries and co m -! H enry M orgenthau, said a billion I
fam ilies.
622 S W
L uelling dug his trees, packed them
investors in A m erica - could be saved from non-defense
'
H ot weather set in. It can be dis­ in bundles, built boats and success-
? hl
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r n l
1
1 J l>™ditures.
A S cripp-H ow ard
poll D O N ’T T H R O W C IG A R E T T E S
B etw een A lder and M orrison
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lit»
tills
lilt
unit*«
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and th is includes C a n a d a -w e m a y , ftf the Housp and Senate showpd a
agreeably hot and dry in the R ock fully
floated down to the W illam ette, well be optim istic to see these coun-
OUT O F C A R W IN D O W S
great m ajority for the idea o f non-
ies,
Still the train moved westward where the fam ilies w intered and the
D o you sm oke w hile d rivin g— re- 1
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, trieB headed tow ard a better econ om - . ,
Then cam e the great deserts o f
B ut the A dm in is­ m em ber—d o n ’t th row you r cig a rette |
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; ,a1bOU.t . f ° r a ■“ “ * 1« and geograp h ical balance. W heth- defense econ om y
tration -con trolled
C ongress
under out o f
W yom in g and Idaho, the great tree­
the w indow .
D o you r part i
h .
, ° p nnt, b s **!®e*’
er lo r w ar
or
peace, the United
,
. . . . . ..
bureau- tow ard p reven tin g fires du rin g the '
less wastes where water was not al had m ade a y e a r s grow th on
the s ta te 8 and Canad£ are moat seCu r e . prefssure ° f A dm inistration
w ays to be
found.
W here great m ove fro m M ssiiuri to CJiegon. The w hen every essentiai article can be c a t s w hose continued jo b s in high- hot w eather and every day.
rock y buttes jutted like m olars from oniy ca se o f It. kind on record
In m ade fromy dozen8 o f substitute ma- P a r t e d posts depend
upon
b.g g e.
the valley floors, to send the puny the S prin g o f ’48. he set out his or- terial8> fa b ricated by
hundreds o f and be, l fV spendlnf »" the non-de-
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look ing train
craw ling like amts chard and nursery on w hat is now d ifferen t con cert.» . and p rod u ced, *n8e iieldf ’ haB. " ot ° ? ly " ot
T
around the great plateaus and below the ThVi°r d •
Se'
And how p ractically
anyw here in the land. I the auKKested "billion , in the non-de-
T hu rsd ay— F rid a y — Saturday
the tow ering rims.
Stock got thin
For Beauty
y
liv e d .
i f we need a tw o-ocean navy, we need fense appropriations, but has actu ­
” ur Loveliness
ally
increased
the
n
on-defense
spend-
and wasted away. Anim als died and i ,
and E n jo y It w ith
bas
*^a * il’ tee years a tw o-coast country.
T he fa ct that .
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w agons broke
down.
W estw ard,
C LA U D E B R E R E T O N
k 5 ’ u.°UL ^ U! hel? ° f ° reK° n ^ e P a cific C oast has becom e a great I ,nS by e'Khty-eight m illions.
ever westward.
And His M usic— His H ospitality
individually designed beau ­
app es
,o u 8 I Sf’ OO *n ®an ^ a a cls‘ : aviation region and that it is eager |
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People and stock g ot sick from the
ty aids developed especial­
AT THE
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, ei L uelling w ent to C a lifor-i to develop its steel and oth er heavy
Ray Gill Appointed to
heat and thirst.
Some o f the oxen n, a * an
ly for W estern clim ate conditions.
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e a PP*es and pears industries should rejoice all regions,
T hey took all he h a d 1 E very locality, w hether seaboard 01 Civilian Defense Post
and horses died.
Some had to be at $5 each.
L O N E SO M E CLUB
C O M P L IM E N T A R Y F A C IA L S
used fo r food when game was scarce. and wanted m ore. The cou n try down inland, can feel m ore con fid en t with
R a y W . Gill, m aster o f the O re­
“ W h ere Old Friends Meet A gain ”
A
lderw
ay
Bldg.,
P
ortlan
d
A
T
6745
there
was
gold
crazy,
gold
lousy.
T his made it necessary to discard
shipbuilding stretch in g from Alaska gon state grange, h as been appointed
F O U R T H & T A Y L O R — P ortland
T a k e E levator to F ourth F loor
property, precious tools,
household T hey wanted the things that gold to T he Gulf.
to the volu n teer p articip ation co m ­
A s the nursery stock o f
goods, things greatly cherished from could buy.
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H ere and there som e locality may m ittee within the
the old hom e in Missouri or other L uelling becam e com m on in orchards be depending solely on artificial defense.
■n w ■ in ■■.u.r »
isswem ■
i ■
eastern states.
But still the course throughout O regon. C alifornia o ffer- stim ulus from m ilitary encam pm ent
w as westward and Henderson Luell- ■ ell a good m arket fo r all staple fruit or a defense plant.
I f that is its
D IS T IN C T IV E
C A N D IE S
ing still had his tw o loads o f trees. . that O regonians cou ld produce.
Ap- only claim to existence, o f course, K R A T Z
Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE IN SU R AN CE CO STS
T hey were nearing the great south- pies and pears brought from $20 to the loca lity is just a m ining cam p
O regon M utual P olicies are N O N A S S E S S A B L E .
Y ou N E V E R pay
ern bend o f the winding Snake R iv- $3“ per box.
and destined som eday to sink back
W eek
E nd
m ore than the prem ium on the fa ce o f the p olicy. O regon Mutual
er.. F or some days H enderson Luell-
The nurserym an m ade good on his into a ghost town.
T he developm ent
Special .
nuiiutains m ore than three tim es the surplus required Iky Oregon
ing has noticed an aloofness on the I boast that the trees m eant m ore to I visualize is not a p rom oter's boom
Insurance Laws.
part o f other emigrants.
N o longer j O regon than everyth in g else in the i o r speculative bonaza. but a funda-
E
very
Fri.,
dtd they com e to chHt with him about train put together.
One O regon his- m ental trend.
The defen se program
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
SAT., SUN.
his trees.
E verybody was suffering, torian has said that the tw o w a g on -; Is m erely hastening the inevitable,
V is it O ur N ew
o f m c m in n y il l e
though.
The strain had told on nil ! loads o f trees w ere m ore valuable to I F or m any years. It has been apparent
O rganized 1894— .40 years o f R eliable Service Chas. L W alk er, A gent
Candy
N o longer did everybody rip out tilt-1 O regon than the ca rg o o f any ship to econ om ists that the pendulum was
K itchen
Ing m elodies on an old ban jo every, that ever entered the C olum bia.
In -, beginning to sw in g in fa v or o f cities
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Phone 1732
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night around the fire.
It was a eluded in his nursery were all the o f from 5,000 to 20,000. T hey are not
C A P IT O I IIW Y .— B E. 3997
"E v ery F orm o f P rotection ”
H illsboro, O regon
m ood y layout.
standard fruits and varieties.
w ar babies but prod u cts o f peace- 1
One day Just b efore sundown, th e,
It was Seth L uelling. broth er o f
fo rce s that lon g have been gath-
D A N C E E V E R Y SAT. N IT E
train halted by a tiny stream fo r the Henderson, w ho originated the B in g!
*hg strength,
night.
As usual the Luellings grab-1 cherry on his M ilw aukie fa rm an d ; F ree F rom M oral B ottlen eck s
bed their pails and began pa ck in g: named it Bing, a fte r a fa ith fu l Chi !
N aturally, in these days we think
w ater fo r the trees.
W hen Hender- ] nese w orker.
In later years, the
ch ie fly o f "sm all tow n ” developm ent
■on cam e up to the wagon with tw o nursery holdings o f the L uellings aa a S,0P tow ard secu rity against in
6 Mi. East o f 82nd on Stark
pails o f water, he was con fron ted b y ! were acquired by J. H
Lam bert, vasl°n .
In due time, we shall see
Union M usic by the R anchers
a delegation o f hardened wagoneera. ! Portland, and he developed the L a m -! ‘ he spiritual,
econ om ic
and social
Exteriors
• Roofs
• Foundations
He stopped short when he saw them, i bert cherry, now com m on
In this ben efits o f the m ovem ent.
A mod-
SU. 060 »
T here wns som ething om inous abou t, state.
It is said that the L uellings ern sm a " c *‘ y under com peten t man-
Built
in
Kitchens
i
Party
Rooms
their expressions som ething wasn't realized hundreds o f
thousands o f 1 agem ent should have m inim um haz­
right.
dollars from the "ov erla n d nursery” ards witli respect to con flagration s
H IG H B I.O O O P R E S S U R E
“ Luelling, we got nothin’ against venture, while the w orth to O regon o r oth er catastrophes. It should rate
health condition,
on ly in
millions near the top in
y ou ,” the spokesm an began.
"W e can be reckoned
R H E U M A T IS M
know how you feel about these trees'* W ithout doubt these trees w ere the sch ool facilities, good churches, and
C O N S T IP A T IO N
prosp
ects
fo
r
getting
a
jo
b
o
r
estab­
Dwellings
• Barn
• Outbuildings
T he man hesitated as the nurserym an first grafted stock west o f the R ock
A P P E N D IC IT IS
lishing a business.
looked him squarely in the eye. ies.
S tarting
w ith
a
com paratively
"B ut you see how It is with us. Our
Q uickly R elieved at
Alfred, sun o f H t n d in o n Luelling;,,
stock have given out and died. W e ’ve made hi* home, du rin g n grenter part c,ean !,la« '. such a sm all city has i
W e will explain and
508 T im es Bldg., P ortland
had to throw aw ay a lot o f our stuff, o f his life In W a sh in gton C ounty He «Plendtd opportu n ity to resist poltti
T hin gs that meant as much to us as owned a store and several farm s in oal corru p tion ftnd to support civic
DR. ROSS H. E L L IO T T
assist you to secure an
It Is Ideal fo r establish
you r tree* d o to you.
this fo u n t) and was m ost active in | e fficie n cy .
C h irop ractic and N aturopathic
ing
a
home,
brin
gin
g
up
a
family,
civ ic affairs.
He wns
on ce —
elected
“ W e’ve helped you all we could
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. .
.
,,
P H Y SIC IA N
helped you get you r stu ff across the cou
and
h 'in t K a 1,8 a 11
,,0<‘ «vs*
intended
we should
i n ty com m ission er Hnd served tw o It*,
a
a
«■
,
i
n
«v
,»,4«,
%
t.
til
E ven ings by Appointm ent
grow in g city
will
live.
A small
— term s as cou n ty clerk .
These
ca rry voti upward with it.
H om e Calls Made
It Is said that som e o f the o r ig in a l, bH8ic bleM in(fs arP thp most poWer
NO D O W N P A Y M E N T
trees that rode a cross the I’ lnins are fu l appeals o f small com m unities am!
as
A
T
.
5865
Beaverton
0252
still alive.
Mrs. J. D W llm ot, dati
, hp RMUrancc o f their continued
n n o o
nnH
u ho
hn 1
T h e D o u b le r ’ *
ghter o f A ugustus F u ann
and w
p rogrès«
$ 6 .3 9 p« M»»«> »«« $ 2 0 0
still lives on part o f the old Fanno
donation
claim
,
says
that
som
e
o
f
a Tw o-W ay Arrow
thoes tree» are still stan din g on her
place.
H ow ever, I have never d e fin ­
Sport Shirt
itely located any,
with
con clu sive
p ro o f that they really w ere "pioneers
J l'S T A F E W T E X T S M O R E
o f ’47*,.
Can h*' worn fo r sport
Can an ybody help me out on th is?
o r dress. In the new
T I I A X A D O L L A R {p er pint)
deep-tone shades.
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