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Babson Says. ...
III
A M E R IC A N IS M
Americanism Is love o f coun
try, loyallty to ite Institutions
and Ideals, eagerness to de
fend it against all enemies,
undivided
allegiance
to the
flag, and a desire to secure
the bleseings o f liberty to our
selves and posterity.
.
Continued from page
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good crop year in Europe w ill in a
a large measure greatly help solve
the food
problem.
Then lack of
raw materials, however, w ill make it
d ifficu lt to make machines cloth
ing, bedding, and many other things
fo r years to come
W e w ill have to
help these people in one o f tw o ways:
31,
1941
Send your news Items early iu the
day and early in the w e e k —U want
ed in this weeka Issue.
North Portland Livestock
Market Prices
Navarra-Sinclair
Marriage Sept. 14
The follow in g quotation, are based
on prices
be.ng p »id in Monday s
market.
CATTLE
Good
grain-fed steers
$11 to $12.50-
Good grass steers
$9.50 to $1075
Good grain-fed heif-
era $10 to $10 50.
Good grass heif-
ers $8 50 to $950.
Good beef cows
$7 50 to $&25. medium $ 6 '5 to $7.75.
common $6 to $$50, cancers $4.50 to
$5 50.
Bulls medium to good $8.25
to $9.50. common $7 to $8
Vealers
good to choice $8.25 to $3.75, a few
HOGS
Good
to choice
carlo’ s
$10.75; 170 to 215 lb truckins $10.73
a few to $10.85; 230 to 285 lb butch-
ers $10 to $10 25; ligh tw eigh t butch-
srs $3 73 to $10.25 packing sows »8 50
to $925
Feeder pigs $11 to $12.
S H E E P : Good to choice
spring
lambs $9 75 to $10. loads to $10.25;
medium to good. $9 to $9.50, common
$8.25 to $8.75.
Slaughter ewes, good
to choice $4 50 to $5.
Feeder lan bs.
good to choice $8.25 to $8.75 a few to
$9.
Shorn lambs $8.75 to $9 25.
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The m arriage o f Miss Isafctll Sin-
clair, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Al-
exander Sinclair, to Mr M a:iano P
N a va rra took place September I t al
the Reorganised Church o f the Lat-
ter Day Saints
The bnde. given in m an ¡age by
her father, wore
traditional
white
satin, witn a iace-tnmmed veil and
carried
white pompon dahlias and
bouvardia.
She was attended by Miss Dorothy
Yeoman, Mrs. Clara W agon er and
Miss Em erald Hoisington. Mr. Stan-
ley
S toin off was
best
man and
Messrs R a y Nelson and W ayne Lap-
worth w ere ushers
Garry Bryson
was n n g bearer.
The couple w ill make their home
at Beaverton.
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Miss Martha Randall was honored
with a bridal shower in the church
parlors o f the Congregational church
Tuesday evening.
About 50 ladies
attended.
The tables were covered
wtih handsome lace cloth, with bou-
dahlias, with minia-
tu ie bn de» with
la:;;c
baskets of
pir.k and white dahlias about th-
rooms
A program consisting of
marumba selections by Miss Aline
H all
Solos by Mrs. Lloyd Coleman,
readings by Mrs
C. Loftus and pi-
ano numbers by Miss Maxine Cady,
Miss Randall received a large num-
ber o f beautiful gifts H er grand
mother Mrs. Cathey and aunt Miss
Cathey o f
Portland,
w ere among
those present.
Refreshm ents were
served.
Hally Jean Pace
O c to b e r
— Buy Defense Bonds and Stam ps—
M ULTNOM AH ROLLER RINK
N ear It. It. Tracks
From instructions,
fancy skating
Thursday 7:30 to 8
Mat. T u rs , Th u n., 3:30 to 5:30 lOr
Plus lc
S a t A Sun. Mat. 1:30 to 4:30 15c
Plus to
Even. 7:30 to 10:30 Ad 30c In. tax
Sundays Included
Closed A ll Day Mondays
It’s Wise to
Fix U p for Fall
(1) W ith our warehouses full to
Dl ,
,
e
.
o verflow in g
with
raw
cotton and
LIEUTENANT R. E. DOUGLAS
r l e d g e u to o O r O r i t y
..
other products and
manufacturing
Mi&s H ally Jean Pace, who recently
Lieutenant R E. Douglas, son o f
setup geared to convert these into ___ _____ __________________ ____ ___ __ ___ _ enrolled as a freshman at P a cific
- t(i
Mr and Mrs. R E Douglas o f W est
finished goods, we can continue to Slope, one o f three arm y "fliers forced University, was this week made a
tax our over-taxed people by buying to parachute from an arm y observa- pl* dge o f Kappa Delta sorority, one
such new fm,shed goods from ouT ‘ tion
° P* plane
r* ChuU
,rom
“
arm
> ob“ r v af
»- o t three sociaJ groups fo r women on
near
Stayton
Saturday
_
. . .
„ ,
- i manufacturers and shipping them to ternoon
Check your roof
The
plane
fo
r
some
un-
the campus Miss Pace was a gradu-
From the first, the R e d . w ere fa- „
natlOM> or
we ^
ternoon
known
reason,
went
into
a
tail
spin
ate
o
f
B#a'*
«r«on
H
igh
School
and
is
natics; a people gripped by ons idew
¿ , dç.jn center, selling our new
now and avoid
ui
niai all
au title
wwc to private ,____
. ,
. ,
at 12.000 feet, crasm ng in m cornfield IJ*® daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. G. L
I t was that
prop-
erty the world over, must be wiped
*°
then « * P lod« d and burned. W reck-
' ace o f Beaverton,
a leaky roof
out
Tou r
factory,
home. farm.
*
_
th„
tt
policy
* * e waa scatt®red over a wide area.
,
this winter.
•tore and all else must go Into the . .^,,'5 T , , outers
Douglas was treated
fo r a bruised
Air Stewardess to W ed
new world o r U r ^ fa n a tic s
* W e couW have trade-m setups in
the other tw o f,ie r i ^ > " 8
M is. Geraldine Smith, daughter o f
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A new roof
H itle r s >outh^
He
.
all the trade centers o f our nation
Th
,
. . _
,
. ^ r- ar-d M rs- " m Smith, is telling
the one «»o u gh t that t h a y a t o n . are wU
a
more KOvernment em- a
f" m
'<> P o n i e d frien d , o f her engagement to Mr
M r. and Mrs. H a rry T. Bateham.
may save you
' “ J? Si.’ * °Ver
tw o v ^ t
P l°y e»
W e have plenty o f F e d e ra l, £ ‘ r.
^
Mr. and Mrs Beaverton. October 17, a daughter,
earth. There you see them, tw o VMt p ^
now functi£ inK which can C ah f when the m i ^ p ^ r r ^ I t
H ow ard Norton o f Portland
Miss P a tricia A.
repair bills later.
arm ies o f Wind zealots, the Red and
purpose
T o thes.
to have Pa rt,clPa*ed ‘ n forth- Smith is a graduate o f St. Vincents
the Nazi, each driven by t h .
£
S l S S T p u w S S L-uuiu
Z !
rv^ .
H
, college o f nursing and until recently
Doing good is the only certainly
Call us.
zied belief t hat his idea must con-
on happy action o f a man's l i f e siV
! ca rry their
used-goods and. after I A»00»?148 was a graduate o f Grant was em ployed as stewardess
quor over land and sea.
high school in Portland, attended the United A ir Lines.
The wedding w ill Ph ilip ‘»•d-.ev
W h a t o f young Am erica; has it a
! UB‘ V* r* ‘ ^
o f Oregon! the North- ta .k p l^ e N
ber 8 w * ill
^
« ovem
------ She
'
driving
iv in g hope? °u U W e o f sports and *
certificate if
™ ¡£ ? f ^
and Univer- make her home in Portland.
Portlan
aking money and a homey life the ■
, , ^
,. .
.
' slty
sity o f Portland
Portland.
H e is a fo
f o rm r er m
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I i nsoH
tan days,
Havs would te
t e good aa
as »
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...
.
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m a^ ln*»
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m d in ten
A Lasting Remembrance
good American way, does anything,
1
.
A
a
a
I,
«r
e
s
ilin
g
champion.
M
B O IG A L S T U D E N T P L E D G E D
* ,
cash in the purchase o f new maefiin
----
Raym ond L Erickson o f Beaverton,
fo a destiny1 on such a text a s - " L e t i 5 O' and good. costing three t.m esj;he
of Your Child
face value of the certificate.
Th?
U niversity o f Oregon Medical stu-
us eat. drink and be m erry for to
used machinery and goods would be
C.
B. Gardner
returned
from den^ ^as ^>een pledged to Theta Kap-
m orrow we die?”
D riftin g down
Through the D.
Into drunkenness and crime, refus fo r export. In fact, no new products Southern Nebraska, where he had pa Psi fra ternity.
P e rry Evans 22nd
should
be
allowed
to
leave
the
coun
gone
to
visit
a
very
sick
sister
whom
i
in g to give God one day in seven,
annual Baby Show,
he had not seen for fo rty one years, i
A dvertising is the key to world
try except as paid fo r by cash.
Office and Yards in
shall Am erica survive?
you may have one
She was slightly improved when he j ProsPe r*ly> without it today modern
W e w ill have accomplished the fol
H ow Nations I »•«-
photo o f your child
ALOHA
reached there.
A group o f relatives
would be paralyzed,
F irst— "W hen they knew God, they low in g: Rem ove from the channels
absolutely free. A ll
came to see him soon a fter his ar
o
f
domestic
trade
enough
used
goods
«
a
«
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..
.
glorified him not as God. neither
b a b ie s
under
4
W i l y ItlC fllC H ie I L V 6 I US6fl
w ere th an kfu k’— Bible.
N ext fo l so that our consumer# C"*e able to | rival, th irty-five in all .not one had
And Mr. Vincent will be
years
of
age are
replace
such
used
goods
with
new
he
ever
seen.
He
enjoyed
his
t
r
ip
1
an{j
now
j-m
81.
Kept
A
D
L
E
R
IK
\
lows lawlessness and after that un-
eligible. Each child
glad
to help you with
merchandise
Tw
o-thirds
o
f
the
and
visit
and
left
his
sister
gain
ing
on
hand
the
paat
^
v.eara
•
•
(
0
^
j
l
cleanliness. then the break-up. So na
competes only with
1 —
tio n ! die
W e used to look to the f ° 8t would be paid fo r by the on<- in strength.
your
building
plans.
No
church, the home and the school to b e f i t t i n g most
A s the consumer|
The W W o r d N eighborly club met tives fo i quick txjWei act;on * uh 5
n“
fee n* obhgaUon no Appoint
train up a
God-fearm g generation buy. from the retailer, the retaile. , at the home o f Mrs^ Grace W .lson on carm inatives
to
relieve gas pains, mem n e c e s e a r v D P E R R Y E V A N S
Phone Aloha 6191
church and home and o v e rb id on the from the Jobber, and the jobber from ihe 20th. the second meeting fo r the Get A D L E R IK A today
K
w
l S n
P O rS
AT M «
under sold on the manufacturer, we w ill have three month
Much to the delight o f th**
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—
BVV -“ orrison, r-oi uanu, a i . u m i
Browns Beaverton —
Pharmacy
But to-day
we are
ways for
m eeting this cost ( ladies the quilt they have been work-
w e are undersold on church and direct
who
w ill receive this inf? on fo r so long was finished and
home and oversold on the school from those
Such a cost collected ’ a comm ittee appointed to present it
w ith °l it^ w n p h a s is ^ n rehgton°baa from a b o «1" « “8* transaction result- to the Red Cross at Hillsboro and
somed into the Union H igh that ‘ "K *■ profit is the easiest money to J r t a g W c k aaw ta» to be done
The , «
b u ik . « » far across the country. But collect, especially If such money is h^*te88 served cake and coffee.
4
i. ip r niv on» uchoiar in five out of '“ ed solely for producing new busi-
The com from the farm s in this
the
gra d e. ' and 'one in six of the "ess fo r the firm paying the same
community has all been put in the fc
♦ l ,
»ttorwlini' Sundav R eorganizing R elief
sil°-
A fine crop was harvested k
IT fh n t?*rrlll we become ■ O o i f m
W e f»*rmei Iv I t p t a M on the ger.- all without the help o f horses.
,
| . ,
eroslty o f relatives and our inimed-
There were fifty at Sunday School
Blew ed is that nation whose God tat® communities to
care for the and church.
Mr W alk er delivered
.
cinr>A R/^ik needy o f our nation who w ere unable the message and two young ladies
.
C . „ fo r . h r m - . v . ,
T h l. m .y from P o rrl.n d
. «,!„
long ago. a lot of them have sprung »J * b . th . most satisfactory method
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up
become godless and sunk be- o f handling the problem
W e now ^ l U g » D a m a g e
C r im s o n
neath the w a ve.
So we join
the however, tax our people to secure Q
S e e d lin P «
c ry that rise« over the land—B A C K
«he funds necessary fo r this pur- v ' , o v e r • '»e e O lln g S M e r e
And coming back P °8e-
V erv often re lief is made too l
Slugs have done considerable dam-
T O T H E B IB L E
to the Book our fathers may we. attractive and our taxed public is aKC to local crimson clover seedings
w ith them find our hearts settled on needlessly imposed upon
It is our Th ey ®r* o fcourse to some extent at
Christ as the Savior who took over du*y *° care io r «be unfortunate pao*
« * ■ • °® bans vateh and ti •
our death sentence and died under P*« *n our comm unity but aside from every indication that the situat:on 1
It to save u* So we go free.
So making them com fortable tt is not may become more serious
W here ¡k
we
forw ard
march.
fu lfillin g our
d"«y «o make such relief at bait l « s been applied before the crop k
duty to God and man with the In-i tractive
I f a traile in s te u p w e r c •" thiough
the ground. Improved ||
dw ellin g Christ, our strength, joy, operating
in a community
there stands and less injury are quite ap i g
to W F C yru s,1®
peace and V ictory every hour the would he an o ver supply o f used parent, according
Real valaes in 50ur favor
livelon g day
This space paid for t?oo*i* which couW be
« » « » r y county agent.
nd
given
to
those
needing
the
same
U
baiting
is
delayed
until
tne
c
to
p
jE
ite k in d s ! B jq 1 box of
by an Oregon businessman.
Such goods would make these people |* through the ground, there is so|k
these crisp, jn ieg a p p le s
comfortable,
yet
such relief would j much feed for the slugs that tl
k
For F ib « i DiMaicgs
not ,init»rm li>i the character o f out take the bait less teadilv. savs the k
Pin t can
todnq
The
apple
crop
this
county agent.
He pounds o f bait 5
I people as does the present system.
Cloverdale, Oregon
per acre as was first advised is a lar-
A H im I neat Safety V u l»r
;e a i 1$ u n u s u a lly hue!
The trade-in idea is simple.
Our , Ker quantity than is necessary Four
- PURE CORN OIL -
.F ed eral Governm ent would have ■> o r
pounds per m ie. particulai ly
An ArmiSTice Day program w ill be ^ ay for producing increased con " « ««"' pellet foi m of bait, in a d eq u a te ly
Red I.«h e i K « r o S yru p
5 !b. Cd« 3 7 e
given at the Sherwood Union H igh sumption o f finished goods as the if «« *8 evenly distributed says Cyrus £
school on Novem ber 11 at 10 30 a. m. need arose slm plv by Increasing the This should be broadcast on top of J
under the Joint sponsorship of the allowance fo r such goods offered fo r «be ground soon a fter the crop is 9
fat C*»M. fryiDfl 3 -lb ^ a O M
Am erican Ie*gion Argonne Post o f trade-in.
Then
in
inflation ary *eeded. or at, least before the crop is J|
I.b 15c
C R A N B E R R IE S
«ad Ptrtnx_____ can w J W
•S h-tw
**• Tualatin V alley Post o f ; tlm „
wh, n our Oovarnment wishes through ttaa ground
The
bait re «
I.b. 4c
< BUSBY
Fine fo r Pies
M etzger and Veterans o f Foreign ( 0 discourage trade, It could lower ot tains Its effectiveness for seveial k
SW E E T PO TATO ES
Lb 5c
W ars Post o f Tualatin.
The mem remove altogether the trade allow days and good results can be expect- k
G R A P E S , Red Em peror
J.b 6 l-3c
hers o f the I^osts will meet at the I e
ances.
This would provide employ- ®d
8 reasonable time after its k
tie Vegetable Shortening
glon hall in Sherwood and a fte r a j ara w aR i workers, and investors « Application.
o n ly tiie baits made P
r ■
i
■hort parade will proceed to the high much needed
automat:,
o . latoi
" l,h h" ln m tnldahyde and calcium 5
V ab Camp i
V$a C a b í -' s
school
A rthur C Hull o f Multnomah j w h y watt until the W a r Is over he- atsena’ -
lecommended.
Ba t-
? 0 RK Jk
PORK A
containing only the metalehyde with
a member o f W est Hills Poet w ill b e ' fore trying out such a system ’
the speaker, the Legion band w ill play
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out the calcium arsenate are not rec
B EANS
BEANS
ommended.
and an Interesting program is assured. |
No 300
QC
Mrs Laland H int walked o f f w ith
M d ir id ^ C L ic e n s e s
T«U Can
J
a . * “ 14*
tw o firsts and a third prize In the
Raisins, seedless 4 lb pkg 27c
W ashington county elim ination finals
Rtchsrd J. Dernhach. 4434 SE Main
S A L E N O V . 1-8
in the Oregon Grange-Oregon Sugar street, Portland, and Helen J Hoi
F ig Bars .......... 2 lb pkg 21c
home canning contest held at Tigard ( broke, route 5, box 49fl. Portland
M alt, Blue Ribbon
3 lb 47o
W ednesday
Mrs. Flint had a first in
Kltner L. Rrho.
5028 SE Wood
Edwards C O F F E E 2 lbs 53c
Matches
-----------
carton
15 c
canned fruit, first in jelly and third ward street, Portland, and I^ a h E
Hitch ( raft Flour 49 lb St «9
Cake Flour Sof Slk lg pk 23c
In preserves.
H er prises were 125 W arren. Maplewood
R ipe Olives No. 1
ea. I I
Albert T. Schultz. t»837 N Minneso
pounds of W hite Satin sugar
H er
W heat les ......... .. 2 pkgs 19c
Catsup CUB,
14 oz 12c
fruit and Jelly will he entered In the ta avenue. Portland, and Muriel M
Com
Flakes, ,\lbrs 6 oz 2-9c
in^ 1
state finals held Monday at the Ore Holm, 5535 SW Texas street, Multno
Cranberry S a w e Oc Spry 13c
Shredded W heat N B C
2-2lc
gon state grange
headquarters In _ mah.
Salad Dressing.
Qt 27c
Choco Cherries
lb box 2.V
Portland.
Charles J. Campbell, 3117 SE An
M ince M eal
2 lb ja r 19c
Mrs. A lfred Godfrey left Saturday keny street. Portland, and June C.
Gum Drops
----- lb pkg ISc
Pineapple bro slices 2 'js 15c
fo r Mt Shasta, C a lif , to be with her Mathlesen, Hillsdale.
Oleom argarine ___ ¿J lbs 29c
daughter Mrs. A. Covell who Is ser
Donald W. G raf. Hillsdale, and Ca
K ra ft Dinners
pkg 9c
Velvet Tobacco,
lb can 67c
iously III with pernicious anemia
therine E McCarthy. 9255 8 W 3d ave.
Tuna
Flakes
size,
2 fo r 3 V
Edw ard and John Van Horn and
Sugar. Oregon
190 lbs $3.71
Stanton Coleman arrived home from j - Huy Defense Bonds and Stamps
Baby Food Gerbers 4 fo r 25:'
Tan g Lunch Meat
25c
Sitka. Alaska. Tuesday a fter a nine
Camels,
RooLs, Lkys cn $1.23
lied Beans
5 lbs SOc
days trip which should have taken
them five days, due to the storms
Com , cream style 303 slz S-2.V
which w ere the worst in y c s ii.
John
Spinach garden side 2'.-s 12c
quit his job at the air-base on Satur
day before the big explosion whicn
Clorox Bleach
gal 23c
killed several o f the men on duty at
Hood SA» » '* AY lo. A . 0
T
COI RSI
the air-base.
Th e ladles aid w ill meet Thursday.
IN N IH I ■■ ,N '
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N o vem b er 6. at the home o f Mrs
H a rry Richards with Mrs. Fred V sii
llcadquurtera for
K leek as joint hostess
O R E G O N M O T O R S TA G E S
Born to Mr. and Mrs Carl J. Allen
and
on Thursday, October 23, a daughter.
H O M E -C O O K E D GOOD E A T S
Jane Elizabeth.
Cen Pak W hole or H a lf
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Snider, Mrs.
M odem Fountain Service
I-eland Flint, and Miss Sharen Salens
for H ot W eather R elief
made a trip to the beaches by the way
Shoulder Center Cut
o f the W o lf Creek highway on Sunday
A large crowd attended the school
-Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps
program F riday night
About $15
A. Ihfcl
was made fo r the school fund
Arm our's
J o R t lit
vt
if»'*
_
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S. H. Pom eroy Is seriously 111 with
Mis try
Indigestion.
Richey Hdw. & Furn. Co
Any size piece
REDS and NAZI
BIRTHS
VINCENT
LUMBER CO.
WHITFORD
W e sto n O il
Ortley's j Delicious
lb. 5c 1 lb. 6c
lb. 51/2 c Pumpkins
Jonathans
lb. l«/2e
KINTON
Mazóla & 47c
CRISC O
SPRY ¿fcjc
Royal VT
55«
5
^fpecmrr
GREYHOUND
Coffee Shop
KITCHEN COURSE
>: IIFNUTRITION i.
»o«* c ■ j
J
SKINNED HAMS lb. 3lc
PORK ROAST lb. 23c
Baccn Jowls
lb. 17c
Boost your horns community news
paper.
It
boosts fo r you.
Only
$1 per year Jess than 2 cents • week
— Buy Defense Bonds and Stam ps—
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BEAVERTON,
a
Round Steak
OREGON
'(âordlkitidmteSlfo
Grain fed Steers
W E R E S E R V E T IIE
g
lb. 35c
Bacon
R IG H T TO L IM IT Q U A N T IT Y
P R IC E S E F F E C T IV E A T B E A V E R T O N S T O R K O N L Y
lb. 25c
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