The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, December 19, 1941, Page Page 2, Image 2

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F riday, December 19, 1941
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
M arriage Licenses
John Barry and Margaret E John­
Personalized
son, Beaverton.
Sherman E. Rees. Beaverton, and
■ Marjorie K. Marks worth, Portland.
Wesley H. Butler, Corvallis and
with 24 Hoar Service
I Marybell R. Flint, Beaverton.
David A. Nelson, Beaverton and
Lois Marie Shearer, Forest Grove.
2 5 ,or $ 1 .2 9 *Bd “P
David N. Ackerman, Portland, and
Lorrine M. Savage, route 1, Beaver­
ton.
Mack Weifred Keebaugh, Beaver­ PHOTO EQUIPMENT FOR THE
ton, and Lyda Ruth Peoples. Molalla. [ PH O TO GRAPH ERS CHRISTMAS:
All battleships in the U. S. Navy
are named after states in the union
j and cruisers of the fleet are named
J after cities in the United States, al-
‘“”« $ 3 . 5 0 10 $ 1 5
' though several cruisers not as yet ?
commissioned will be named after U.
S. territories and insular possessions.
Christmas Cards
U. IL JE* FRIE«. Publisher
Published Friday of each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co . at Beaverton.,
Oregon. Entered as second-da*» matter at the postoffice at Beaverton, Ore.
*1.00
One Year _
Three Months —_____
I .¿oa
. .00
Blx Months
Subscription Payable In Advance
[Argus-Eastman Films
Beaverton Office—Enterprise Bldg., Phone Beaverton 2321
Hillsboro Office— Boom 5, Delta Bldg.. Phone 1641
Portland Office—407-408 Dekum Bldg., Phone AT. 6591
SPU M I
CIATI
Sheaffer Pen Sets
Babson S a y s. ...
Continued from page
allowing the railroad employees a
wage increase of *325,000,000 with
the sub-rosa promise to the railroads
i Statistics show that during the
FREEDOM IS FOB BRAVE
of a further rate incieuse when low­
j U. S. Navy training period recruits 'NO CHARGE FOR ENGRAVING
er freight rates are needed.
I.
j gain an average of almost ten pounds
MEN, SLAVES CRAVE SE­
therefore, want to tell of a plan
j as a result of good food, exercise and g NAMES ON PENS & LEATHER
which will save both the farmers and
f
GOODS.
CURITY.
!
regular hours.
the railroads.
1 will call it the
Prince Plan after the name of Fred
723 S. W.
FIFTH COLUMN GUIDES . . .The erlck Prince who first suggested it.
ALDER
Ninth Area of the U. 8 Army a d v is e s It
________
__
should interest
every taxpayer a s !
PORTLAND!
that It has received word from Manila j well as every farmer and railroad |
that in spite of air raid precautions | bondholder.
Politicians,
however, i
and blackouts attempts, fifth column- >
will not like It; neither may some |
lets have succeeded in guiding enemy county agents and labor leaders
bombers to Manila. This is done in. Needed: Lower Freight Rates
Have Solved the
a number of ways, including hav.ng \ Instead of paying the farmer on
\\ ishes you a
houses completely lighted In a line j
present set-up which encourages
MYSTERY
oi DANDRUFF
M erry Christm as
toward the military objectives; In him to plant as little as possible, the!
sum« cases by flashlight or spot­ Prince Plan allows him to plant a ll 1
Let us show you how one Fitch
lights of automobiles.
The Army he wishes, but gives him a reduction j
dandruff treatment will dissolve
T urkey, Ham and Duck
urges renewed precautions for those in railroad rates and protection
and remove a stubborn case of
DINNERS
districts outside of cities to prevent against unfair foreign competition
dandruff.
any such occurrences In our com­ Interview 100 farmers and 95 of them
JESSYCA MOORE SALON
5:00
to
8:30
munities. Confirmation of the ne­ will tell you that they could make a ;
SANTA CLAUS CAN HELP AMERICAN DEFENSE! This poster,
1131 SW Jefferson
Portland
Also A La Carte
cessity for such precautions is found fair profit on their products if It were .
drawn by J. W. and W. J. Wilkinson, a father and son artist team of
BK. 0036
Lobby of Railway Exchange Bldg.
in the discovery last night by Wash­ not for transpoitation coats
The’ \ Baltimore, reminds Americans that they can help the Defense Program
ington state police of a aeries of fires difficulty is that the farmers, fruit j
in the vicinity of Port Angeles point­ growers, and live stock raisers a re , ( this Christmas by giving Defense Bonds and Stamps in addition to
AT. 5686
the usual present. Nation-wide distribution of this poster has been]
ing an arrow toward Seattle.
suffering from too high freight rates, j
WANT TO sell a plano T Rugs?
made, especially in the windows of 500,000 retail stores where Defense]
Entrance on 3rd or Stark Sts.
In many instances
the
freight
Clothing,
A Classified
Stamps—for
as
low.
as
10
cents—are
now
on
amounts
to
more
than
the
pnee
of
j
GEMS OF THOUGHT SERVICE
will bring fast results at a very small
Portland, Oregon
the product at the farm. This plan j
expense!
also gives farmers freedom to raise J sold abroad below a reasonable price.
THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
BARBW IRE BILL
what they wish and to sell for what j No politics or unfairness could work
a Wn a*- »n UwPvsi on 1 N-I*y>a,n 0*1 war a —Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps—
into such a program;. The Govern­
The basis of Christmas is the rock, \ they wish
Christ, Jesus; its fruits are inspira­ The railroads will reply: “But we ment knows exactly what is being
tion and spiritual understanding j f | are as hard-up as the farmers. Just exported and where it is going. They
Joy, and rejoicing,— not because ol now we are making moniiy;; but can base checks thereon and dis
tradition, usage, or corporeal pleas j after the War we will be in worse tribute the money, as Senator Mc-
ures, but because of fundamental and condition than ever. We need high­ Nary has so well worked out. The
il
demonstrable truth, because of the ' er, rather than lower, freight rates j details of this, I am not now discuss­
To
add
to
our
troubles
our
railroad
j
il
ing.
The
two,
however,
must
go
to­
heaven within us.- Mary Baker Eddy
F ro m the
employees have now been given a gether.
One is the “lock" and the
- ^
il
The greatest grace of a gift, per­ raise which will cost us over *300,- other is the “key”; one the “hatchet"
haps, is that it anticipates and ad­ 000,000 more a year.“ I reply by say­ and the other the "handle!”
il
Setting The W orld On Fire
ing that we do not want the railroads
mits of no return. - Longfellow.
Hello Folks l read In the Read­
to loae a dollar. The Government
St. M ary’s of the V alley
For unto us a child Is born, unto should send the railroads a check
er’s Digest of December issue where
ua a son Is given; and the govern-j each month equal to the amount the | At assembly Monday afternoon, Gene Tunney, our former Heavy
Beaverton's brand new, Spick and Span
ment shall be upon his shoulder: and railroads reduce their freight rate«. December 1, R e.. Father Andrew of Weight Champion stages a bout with
his name shall be called Wonderful, | for the benefit of the farmers and (
Missionary Servants of the Most our g,ate champion
Mr. Cigarettes
ROADSIDE DINER
Counsellor, The mighty God, The J increase their wages for the benefit ! Holy trinity showed films dealing | L o o k s like a knockdown
fer a long
everlasting Father, The
Prince of of
of the
the Brotherhoods.
Brotherhoods.
! with missionary life in the southern count when Tunney challenges Joe
Succeeding
Bixby’s Siberrian Cafe
Peace Isaiah 9.«.
1 Four Advantages
states. An informal lecture on the Louis to smoke cigarettes fer iix
apostolate
and
its
many
interesting
months
and
then
fight
him!
He
As you see, this lower-freight rate
Give, if thou canat, an alma: If not,
has several advantages:
( 1 ) details Impressed and entertained agrees to kum out of retirement and
Everything Spotless—New Furnishings—
afford, Instead of that a aweet and plan
the students.
lick j oe |f the Brown Bomber will
It
treats
all
farmers
alike,
whethei
gentle word.—Herrick,
During
the
recreational
period
of
De-
flrst
let
cigarettes
bomb
hia
lungs,
Republicans or Democrats.
(2) It
Equipment — Utensils — CheJ* and Owner
cember 5. St. Nicholas and Rupert gtummick, heart, lights and liver fer
We must take care to indulge only eliminates arguents with the county- made
their
annual
visitation
to
the
glx
months
pioba“
on
Now
do
you
(3> It greatly reduces the
in such generosity as will help our agents.
After their Joyous arriv- think Joe wlll do au this jus’ to ak-
(4)
It saves Academy.
On Main H ighw ay at Beaverton
friends and hurt no one . . . for noth­ cost of supervision.
they distributed nuts and cookies kommodate Gene!
No, not on your
ing is generous If It Is not at the tnxpayers’ money. In short, usteed al,
to
all
present.
Impersonations
w
ere.
tintype!
I
gather
from
Mr.
Tun-
j
of having to get information from |
same time Just.—Cicero.
millions of farmers and mail millions !
by Dette Peters and Martha npy'a artlckle that he thinks they is
a heap of ways better to Set the
of checks, it would he necessary for LaVole.
Defense Bond Quiz
Resident students paid special ho- i World on Fire’ than by smokin' cig-
the Government only to mall a few
Q. What simple and satisfactory hundred checks.
Under this plan mage to Mary Immaculate at their arettes! Of course we all know that I
i !
way is provided for all of us to ex- all parties farmers, railroads, labor formal banquet, December 8 . A statue all men would rather see a sweet an
i
press our gratitude for being Amerl- and consumer* would be better off of Our Lady banked by ferns and pretty well edukated gal blow smoae
i
cans?
i In the end, the farmers’ well being chrysanthemums formed the central out of her nose an windpipe before
J
With he marries her!
STEAK S — CHICKEN — SPAGHETTI
BILL
A The means Is the purchase o f : and the nstion’s well-being are one theme In table decorations.
i
1
I >rlerise Savings Bonds and Stamps
and the same thing. Only as more Is Mary Catherine Smith, student body
DINNERS
available to almost every man, wo- produced, is there more to divide in president, acting as toast mistress
Rent!
Buy! Via
i i
Sell!
Swap.
man, and child. Ownership of even | the form of wages, salaries. Interest after-dinner speeches appropriate to Want Ad Wav
Home Made Pies
a 10-cent Stamp carries the sattafac- on savings accounts, and dividends the occasion were given by Beverly
tlon of knowing you have helped the | The whole system of restricting Deaton, Betty Gildner, Dora May
ILA NELSON, Prop.
SEATS 35 PATRONS
Natlon to arm.
production to build up prices, or of Moos, Phyllis Freres, Betty Beltel,
Q What denominations of Defense raising railroad freight rates to in j Georgia Hlavinka, Bette Peters and
Savings Stamps are on sale at retail crease Income. Is “cock-eved".
We Mnrgar«t Sullivan. Later in the ev­
sot an her a e V M « n k r * r c i a i :e
çys çv-
?r? ban?
stores?
get richer as a nation only as we ening Rev. Father Fiederich Thiele,
A Stores me concentrating on sell produce more and reduce prices, not chaplain and instructor of religion. | EFFECTIVE DEC. 11. 1941
ing 10-cent and 25-cent ¡»tamps, in as we produce less and raise prices, gave a talk based on his foreign
Leave Beaverton
order to get a maximum number of wages, or freight rates. The farmer, travels.
For Tillamook
customers to participate In the De­ who is willing to live out on the
Sail irs serving on the newest of |
fense Savings Program. Many stores prairie away from the advantages of
9:04 A. M.. 1:34, 5:34 P. M.
also carry 50-oenl, *1 and *5 Stamps. the city, should receive some compen­ Uncle Sam’s ships eat from stainless
Stamps of all denominations may be sation for doing this.
The natural steel tra> s with compartments to hold
Via Wilson River Highway
purchased at post offices.
way to compensate him is through china, glassware, and the various
NOTE To buy Defense Bonds rebating freight rale*, not by raising foods of the meal. These dishes and
•
Many Styles for j t h ' S C f l f i s t m a s / f
ami Stamps, go to the nearest post- ' them. Perhaps my best aigiiment ill trays are washed in automatic dish­
For Seaside-Astoria
office, bank, or savings andloan as- j favor of this plan Is the fact that washers and rinsed at extremely high
M en & W om eh
soemtion; or write to the Treasurer most market gardeners, frutt grow­ temperature to assure complete sani­
7:49, 9:34 A. M.. 12:04
of the United State*, Washington, er*. and other* living close to the tation.
0 Men’s genuine
2:04, 4:04. 6:34 P. M.
D. C. Also Stamps now are on sale cities are making money now.
In
Ukither straps
ut retail stores.
other words, It is the freight rates
One of the Famous reíanlos of
12.34 A. M.
0 Men’s Stainless
that are raising havoc with the fa r­
California
steel bracelets.
Via Wolf Creek Highway
The U. S. O. plans to operate at mers and now we are talking about
Theo
Pezzolo
0
Women's cord-
raising
them
more'
least one clubhouse st every U. 8
•
ettes. white or
Master Teacher of
Naval base and In addition wlll ar- W h at About F o re ig n C o m p etitio n ?
yellow fittings.
i ange to introduce sailors to civilian
ACCORDI
ON
Some exporting bounty that wlll
Other«, *1 to *8.25
families so that Uncle
. . Sams
... seamen
. . J protect the farmer from foreign com-
PIANO— HARMONY
Agent A. H. ROSSI
h‘>m* "*•
petition should
be considered,
N. E. 20th Ave., Cyr. Everett
235
their stay In port.
perhaps something like the McNary
Phone 7 9 0 5
Cortland
LA. 0727
j Haugen Bill.
This provides a cer-
Guaranteed
As an indication of the amount of | tein rebate, or subsidy, on what is
food it 11 quires to feed the sailors in |
e» ns 4 ama»xi a» 4 u*%awa wuwawxia-* r x e t e x e K v
■*■■■
the U. S Navy, more than 12,188,000
dosen eggs, 55,000.000 poi nds of fruit
will be consumed by fleet personnel I
during the next year.
ENCYCLOPEDIA
Buxton Biil Folds
& Key Cases
IFRECK'S
HUBER'S
RESTAURANT
WE
GREETINGS
SKY-WAY
Turkey Dinners
New Bus Schedules
(give WATCH BANDS
Oregon Motor Stages
Watch
Repairs
BRITANNICA
Buy Defense Honda and Stampa
Lasting Gift. Low Terms
Karmelkorn Balls
5c each. 50c a dox : write for quan­
tity price*; Karmel applea 5c ea..
50o dos.; “Tuako" Popcorn seeds
to pop at home, 15c lb.
Joe Brown *
Karmelkorn Shops
731 SW Wash., 1031 SW Broadway
Telephone AT. 6 !HM
Portland. Oregon
The Jewel Box
I'p-to-date stock of watches, dia­
monds. Jewelry, toilet seta, silver'
ware, rlock«, etc. Moal reasonable
prleea. We also do expert watch
and Jewelry repairing.
CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
365 SW Morrison, Portland
DANCE TONIGHT
and every
TCKS., WED,
FRI., SAT.
M cELRO Y'S
SW 5th A Main
Cortland
BE. 1311
Main Floor
5th Avenue Entrance
Portland
GA. 8032
41M Vine riunii llu n k
IM IR T U N H
lUdg
T i l l ! 1« n o u n i v
"Gifts for Him
lu n g i
Jan tren or Colirithiaknlt
SW E A TE RS
Gift Bove* Free
K E A K O X ...
tr
Mallory
HATS
*500
or Stvtaon
ARROW
SH IR T S »2°*
or Mhlricrsft
Cheney, Arrow
Tie* *1
W ,void,-y. Fashion Craft
Gabardine
Shirt *2“
Sport or Regular
Interwoven (Short or ^ Q \ 3 O 0
Cinte a l»
I 'b i t a n
»5-w
ÿ o o t l 7cTy o a s id e / f
P lan Your
Christmas Dinner With Us
<><)* and T .” e
A Complete full courae Turkey Dinner
A 14‘)l Calendar
T rfat Y01RSEIF TO
«M M
BRAND
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT
BOURBON WHISKEY
.
y o .r C“es,s !
Se ¿ co d t o y
for each truest
FRANGO’S CAFE
71t v W 4th. Near Morrison Street
* I’nr. land, Oregon
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Nsuoaal Distiller* Prod Carp, N Y.
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