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BARBW IRE BILL ( .41.00 _ .80 O n e T ear _ Blx M onths T hree M o n t h s .................... ........ $ 38« S ubscription P ayable in Advance. | B eaverton O ffice — E n terprise Bldg., P hone B eaverton 2321 H illsboro O ffice — R o o m 8, D elta Bldg., P hon e 1641 P ortlan d O ffice — 407-408 D ekum Bldg., P hone AT. 6591 SfU M I CIATI BEHAVIOR N ever return evil for evil; and all. do not fan cy that you i have been w ronged when you j have not been.—Mary B aker E ddy Published F rid a y o r ea ch w eek by the P ion eer P ublishing Co., at Beaverton, O regon . E ntered as secon d -class m atter at the p o sto fflce at B eaverton. Ore. Defense Bond Quiz W h at a man does, not what he feels, thinks ,or believes, is the uni- j versal yardstick o f beh avior.— Ben- I jam in C. Leem ing. In W ill Rogers Old Town Nebraskans To Dance G E M S O F TH O U G H T S E R V IC E j above H . H . J K F F U I E S . P u b lish er OM Friday, November 7, 1941 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon ’ a? Page 2 j j The N ebraska Social club will hold its m onthly dance. S. tJid ay, No vem ber 8, at W ashington M asonic Tem ple, East 8th and Burnside, Portland. All 3 tates invited. Send you r news Items early in the day and early in the w eek— if w an t ed In this w eeks Issue. ■ I— à n m im Q U A L IT Y SHRUBS A t Cash and C arry P rices F ruit-N ut T rees a fte r N ov. 10. p h on e N oons. E v e s , MU. 0490 A lso Sales Y ard at 11th & Brdwy. In V a n cou ver COLUMBIA NUBSEBT CO. 300 N E C olu m bia B ird .— Nr Union mmsmmmma i— w w w M im iis iia n a i i iw iM i— Eighth Church oi Christ, Scientist Be civil to all; sociable to m any; III fam iliar w ith fe w ; /"¡e n d s to on e; i T i enem y to n one.— Ben jamin Franklin. iii Let us be tru e; this is the highest i m axim o f art and o f life, the secret i o f eloquence and virtue, and o f all j m oral authority.— A m iel's Journal. H ello F olks: ’’Y ou rs tru ly” is over here in W ill R o g e rs ole stom pin grou n d s a speakin' in a ch u rch fer tw o weeks In the ole days I used to kn ow e v e iy rabbit trail in this cou n try, but now its d ifferen t, with its oil wells, m ineral w ater w ells o f the fam ous R adiu m style water, etc. C larem ore is quite a w ealthy upter W hat is b ecom in g in behavior is date tow n. O ologah is a settin' over honorable, and w hat is honorable is not so fer aw ay and if W ill w uz here becom ing.—Cicero. he would be drivin 'o v e r to see the Oddities and singularities o f be b oys in O ologah he loved as well as in C larem ore. Som e o f these ole h avior may attend genius, but when b oy s can w isecrack yit: The other they do, they are its m isfortunes and d ay a ole feller wuz a talkin' and blem ishes.— Sir W illiam Tem ple. said “ T alk abou t C hristianity, shucks Learn a T rade, while servin g Uncle we have had it fe r nigh on to 200u years and look at the fix we are in !" Sam in the Navy. an ole feller answ ered him thus: "Y e s you dirty ole cuss an we have had w ater fe r over 6000 years and < A Lasting Remembrance look at y o u !” B IL L of Your Child Q. I can not find the w ord ’’D e ru n s fen se" anyw here on the D efen se Sav ings Stam ps I have bought. Are th ey m erely P osta l Savings Stamps, o r does my m on ey invested in these Stam ps g o in to the D efense P ro A M E R IC A N IS M g ra m ? A m erican ism Is love o f cou n A. T he m oney you use tb pur try, loyality to its Institutions ch a se these Stam ps goes definitely and Ideals, eagerness to de- * in to the D efense P rog ra m . The fend It against all enem ies, Stam ps bear the w ords ‘‘A m e rica on undivided allegian ce to the Guard, w hich indicates that they are flag, and a desire to secure an integral part o f the D efense P ro gram . the blessings o f liberty to ou r Q. W hat is the T rea su ry’s purpose selves and posterity. in putting D efense Savings Stam ps on sale In retail stores th rou ghou t the N a tion ? T h rou gh the D. A. T o m ake it as easy as possible G I S T A V F II JO H N SO N P erry E van s 22nd fo r A m erican s everyw h ere to buy G ustave B. Joh nson aged 74 years, annual B aby Show, In the m oon light beside the ca m p these Stam ps, w hich, as everyon e late o f W est Dale, route 1, B eaver fire, the gypsy girl sings o f her lover, know s, m ay be exch anged at m any ton, died N ov. 2. you m ay have one H e w as fa th er o f p h oto o f you r child the highborn prince.— " I d rem pt 1 1 p o sto ffice s and banks fo r D efense Mrs. T hom as R oh rer, B eaverton ; absolutely free. All dw elt in m arble halls with vassals j Savin gs Bonds. Mrs. G w en dolyn W h ita k er and Guy babies under 4 and slaves by m y side.” So ran the j N O T E : T o buy D efense B onds B. Johnson, P ortla n d ; gra n d fa th er o f years of age are w ords. But G ypsy Girl, even though I and Stamps, g o to the nearest post M arilyn A. Johnson, C rystal M A y eligible. E a ch child the dream cam e true you w ould n o t ! o ffic e , bank, o r savings and loan as ers, and B everly Jane R oh rer. Fun be happy fo r lon g. D eep dow n in so cia tio n ; or w rite to the T reasu rer eral services w ere held W edn esday com petes on ly w ith the human heart is a lonesom e place o f the United States, W ash in gton , D. at R iverview cem etery chapel. V ault those o f his ow n age group. No that this world can never fill. no obligation, no ap p oin t C. A lso Stam ps now are on sale at en tom bm ent R iv erv iew cem etery. A r entry fee, N ow com e back to an oth er scene. m ost retail stores. rangem ents in care o f P e g g ’s M ortu m ent necessary. D. P E R R Y E VA N S, A t noontim e as C hrist sat on the 934 S W M orrison, P ortland, A T . 9887 ary, B eaverton. w ellcu rb to rest, there cam e a w o m an from the village to draw water. ll<> that drlnketh o f this w ater shall th irst again, Jesus tells her. But w h osoever drlnketh o f the w ater that I shall give him shall never thirst; but the w ater that I shall give him shall be In him a well o f water sp rin gin g up into eternal life. "N ev er thirst . . . eternal life ;” w h at did H e m ean ? H e meant H is ow n God se lf breathed into her very soul. I am the Bread o f L ife . . . I am the T rue V ine . . . . I am the W ay, the Truth and the L ife . . . . I am the G ood S h e p h e r d ............ I am the L ig h t o f the W orld . . . . I am the R esu rrection and the L ife. In all o f this Christ is nam ing H im self the eternal God. k n ock in g at the heart’s d oor. Open and H e will com e in and sup with you and you w ith Him. A gain travel back, this tim e to the D istrict o f the Ten Cities, D ecapoiis A bove the Sea o f Galilee are the tom bs where wandered the man | possessed o f the dem ons. L egion j w ere these dem ons w ho had made his b o d y their dw elling place and no j ch ain could bind the man. A lw ays I he goes shrieking and cu tting hint)- ■ self. At C hrist’s w ord, the dem ons leave the man and enter a herd o f i sw ine that dashes down Into the sea. i i * T h e w ord is carried into the city | w h ereat the crow d flo ck s out to find ; the m an no longer possessed but [ cloth ed in his right m ind and sitting at Jesus feet. T he scene closes w ith the man beg g in g to follow In C hrist's train.— “ Go hom e and tell how great things the L ord hath done fo r thee” Jesus com m ands. A nd he departed and began to publish In D ecapolls how great things Jesus had done fo r him. A nd you, have you opened you r heart to H im and has He proved His G od self to y o u ? Do you r friends see w hat great things H e hath done fo r y o u ? Quit trying in y ou r own OU couldn’t ask for a greater thrill than strength and let H im b ecom e your joy , hope, peace, cheer, w isdom , love that which a fellow gets when he cornea every hour o f the livelon g day. hock home wearing a trim Navy uniform. The (T h is space paid fo r by O regon businessm en) . folks crowd around. They all want to know annou n ce I A FREE LECTURE on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE |[i entitled m ni in 1 T 1 1T1 m 1 T 1 by m Elizabeth McArthur Thomson, C. S. R. of St. Louis, Missouri Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston, Mass. in U. S. Grant High School Auditorium 2245 N. E. 36th Ave. Monday evening, November 10 at 8 o’clock ll = lll = ill = lll = lll = lll = lll = lll=lll = lll = lli = lll=UI = lll = lll = lll = lll=lll=lll3lll = lll = IIISIII=lll 'And I've had two pay raises in only eight months I I'll say v you can’t beat Uncle Sam’s Navy Cloverdale. Oregon T he follow in g qu otations are based no prices being paid In M onday's tr a d in g : C A T T L E : G ood grain -fed steers $11 25 to $1228. G ood grass steers $9.50 to $10.50. G ood grass h e lfe r j $8.50 to $9 50. G ood b eef co w s $7.50 to $8.25, medium $6.75 to $7 25, c o m m on $6 to $6.50, canners $4.50 to $F B ulls medium to g ood $7.75 to $8 5C. odd head to $8.75, com m on $650 to $7.50. Venters, good to ch o ice $12 to $13. H O G S: G ood to ch oice carlots $10.65; 170 to 215 lb. tru ck ln s $10'50 to m ostly $1065; 230 to 285 lb .bu tch ers $9.75 to $10.15; light w eight b u t ch ers $975 to $10.15; p a ck in g sow s $8 to $8.75. F eed er pigs $10.25 to $ 12 . S H E E P : G ood to ch o ice spring lam bs $10 a few at $10.25; m edium to good, $9 to $925; com m on $8 to $8.75. Slaughter ewes, g ood to ch o ice $4.50 to $5.50. Feeder lam bs g ood to ch oice $8 to $8.50, E arly sh orn lam bs $9 10 to $9 25. WANT TO sell a p ia n o? llu g s ? (lo th ln g , A C lassified w ill bring fast results at a very antull exp en se! L earn a T rade, while serving Uncle Sam In the Navy. MULTNOMAH BOLLEB BINK Near R. R. T ra ck s Instructions, fa n cy skating Thursday 7:50 to 8 Mat. 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