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Page 4 Fridav. Fehruarv BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton. Oregon Extension Units Nutrition • Local Mention Dora Stipe Talks To Kinton Ladies Legal Notices Governor's Campaign Opens With 4 Candidates 13’ 1942 "O n ly M ed icin e I Ever Used ■ and now I'm 81! K ept A D L E R IK A on hand the past 27 years.” (O. G..- T ex.) A D L E R IK A contains 3 laxa C fllflir N u t r it io n MlB Dew ey Drorbaugh was host O K IlE lt KOK H E A R IN G tives for quick bow el action, with 5 u lU U Y l i l l l l l l l v l l ess at a V ictory luncheon Tuesday O overnora are o f many kinds The F IN A L ACCOUNT carm inatives to relieve gas pains j afternoon at her home. Present In the County Court o f the State of standard variety is o f the three ball T o meet today’s demand fo r better were M esdames Melvin Beeler, De Get A D L E R IK A today. B row n's Oregon, fo r W ashington County. ¡type In Oregon we have a three Mrs. Dora Stipe o f Reave, ton, {¿ave health and im proved diet, 500 mem- w ey M edford. Geo. Pier, W. Springer Beaverton Pharm acy. man board governm ent or in othe bers o f Extenesion Units are §tu<Jy- Jack Osfield. B. II Sheller and K. L. a very interesting talk on the Civil 1 In the niatter o f the Estate o f M A R- words three governors. The gover ian Disu.iter relief, at the e I .ad íes O A R E T S. WTCED, Deceased Ing nutrition u n d e r ,h ®. j, i iZ a t week a group consisting o f Aid m ee,ing Thursday, explaining the N ow at this time this m atter com ernor is only chanm an o f the board Kaye Nichols, home d n n ' r.ee R jch ey Fred 0od y (, , part that Kinton could take in help- ‘ " g on for hearing upon the m otion o f con trol and has a one-third voice ii=iii=iii=iii=iii=iii=Mi=iii=iii=iii=m=iil=iii= « S '? ’ , , , _ Mr. Inman and M r.’ Stratton o f ¡,n>{ ,he «W M tfttee furnish supplies o t T hu rlow W eed, the duly appoint- in the m atte.s o f state. He com es leaders FEET HURT Volunteer leader« f.p fr^m m th these B eaverton, visited Gresham Kiw anis ^ e m e r g e n c i e s . ed. qualified and acting E xecutor o f , lnto hi, own as KOvernor in the so- groups will be trained In leader clu b and presented a lieutenant gov- F rom Thl‘ Lud,e“ Aid voted to have a ‘ he Last W ill and Testam ent o f Mar- cia , hfe The 9tat(! board o f con- training meetings on the function o f ern or banner to them. Dod Berg Penny m grch each m eeting The Karet S. W eed, deceased, asking t h a t itro, inclades the governor, secretary \thlete* Foot (fun gu s in fection ) protective fo ods in the dit>, the re K*ve a quiz on D efense Saving P|ocee®* tw ^ 8en* t° the service a tim e and place be fixed for th e » Qf gtate anj the state treasurer. Sweaty and O ffen sive O dors lation o f food to health adequate £ 7 ^ ; a ^ * * B o “ d, wa|ch If So St*e was good, e it . ‘ SPIltt o P ?.rtU I V nd . hea' o f his accou n t 1 filed yea« the voters o f , the \l I S Ce"* A lb«» I liuiilunl nf t Ln i U U III ‘ " E g gtolo onH final all /\Kio/>li/\na Wo»al/\ I This ^ . respec- diets for various Income levels, and )md enj oyed by a)| tive parties will select their candi- planning the fam ily /tood supply, Red Cross Sewing clu b has called DR. CROCKETT And it appearing to the Court dales for the N ovem ber election in Mr. and Mrs. Otto Siedler enter These leaders will give this Inform a tained relatives and friends ■ at at din- for Thursday, Feb. 12. I f any that said E xecutor has filed his final . Chiropodist A F oot Specialist May prim ary for govern or and tion to their local groups. ner and cards at their home on the Red c ,o s s sew ing is out please re- accou nt in said Estate, and that said , . . . H ILLSBO RO , O R E G O N The ruial women feel that nutri Canyon road ev en in g"h orn 1 tU,n “ to ,b * hall a‘ ‘ his time. The Estate is now ready for final settle- . ^ r e t a . y o f *Ute. pai- (O pposite S afew ay) ment Jty candidates the voteis in Novem - tion is a com m unity and national orin g Mrs. . Siedler's iu n t n.m ... 2nd miun unc?e | „ . __. _ ,. .,Aq.Ue,te.d -.to brln* old " EiBM5lll=tll£UI£UI£ll!HIII=lllsM=W3ll|=||| IT IS T H E R E F O R E O R D E R E D ber wili elect tw o-thirds o f their gov- problem as well as an individual and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nunenm ake sheeU ’ J*"en tab*e cloths and wool lll=lll=lll=lll=MI=ni=UIEIN=«ll=lll=lll=IIIHIM= A N -- A D JU D G E D e ,n o r Guests included P‘eceB T hese w,1> h<* used fo r mak- C O N S ID E R E D fam ily problem ,and that hom em ak o f Olympia. Wash T b e Barom eter reading at this timo ers have a great responsibility in Mrs. G race Olson o f Salem, Mrs. H L"* . S 1"*?***' t0" ela and Quilt tops that M onday, the 2nd Any o f v t«,ch . A D., 1942, at the hour o f te r m :: vy ? Pratf'»e and Snell on the republican NOTICE building the health o f the fam ily Christensen o f Yachats. Mrs Nellie f o ^ ‘ he civilian disaster relief Jam ison and Hilly Jamison M is . Mrs M iuvln H,ck8 w a* ,a k en to o ’clock A. M. o f said day be and l i e » - - . ' A W allace an i Latourette on through good food habits Portland G eneral hospital in hereby is fixed as the time, and the Lie dcsc^vratic ticket and no one as Artificial Eyes Cleaned The study groups are located at I Anna K. Berry and Mrs. W allace the Portland last W ednesday where she C ounty Court R oom \n the C o u r .y ,y et , j r Secretary o f State. Cleaned Like New, W ork Guar. N orth Plains, Forest Grove. Buxton. | Snyder o f Poitland, Mr and Mrs perform ed. ^ Court H o t " « in ‘ he C ity o f H ilL o o r o ,) d Mi and Mrs , had a m ajor operation ,~T~. . D ixie Mountain, Leisyville, N orw ood, Don M a d > ; Dr. N eher brought her out to his i Oregon, be and hei^hv 1« d esign ated ' 317 DEKUM BLDG. Visiting Jannsens I.aKond o f Beaverton, Mike Glenwood, Tualatin, G ales Cfceek, | Ivan Portlund, O regon Hall and Michael Caruso o f Long h ° m® Sunday and Mrs. Neher is car- as the tim e and ace for hearing c . C. Jannsen, o f Page, North Da- Scholls. R ock Creek, Cedar Mill, jnjj fo r her r and Mrs. ™ ' . .. . . .. said final account and n!l o i» j"c .:'»ns kota is v>sltlnK his brother and w ife ; =|„=||¡=|||=„|3 h I=III=III=III=III=III=III=III: ,1 Pum pkin Ridge, Tigard, and Cherry Beuch, W ashington, Mr. T h? Ladies o f K inton will give a thereto. N ick Miller Mr. and Mrs. A M. Jannsen. Grove. Mrs. Lester Davis o f W est Slope ha" W ®dnesday j IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D that entertained friends Saturday at cards j . ' a “ p .m ;1 The pro- notice o f said final settlem ent be W A L T E R A R M ST R O N G ... .. m ______ l . ._ j __^,_]cee<ls will go to the civilian disaster Gertgens-F austrn as a _____ surprise fo r i____ her .___ husband on his published in the B eaverton E nter- \ W alter W. Arm strong, aged 5 5 1 j lelief fund. * ° lK xx ; prise a w eekly newspaper, pointed yea s, father o f Kozza B Bender, o f j A simple but beautiful w edding hiirthday anniversary.. Guests were L in o le u m M o n Mr. and Mrs Leslie Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Fred H offm an and j spent last week at fhe Rnv and Publi«h ed within W ashington Portland, Mrs. L ucy C. Baumann S%vs ■ cerem ony was perform ed at the Cru j Miss Im ogene H offm an. Mr and Mrs. Portland M rs In h n a n n is o „ ” 2 County. Oregon, and o f general c ir -ja n d W illiam J . A rm strong o f Beaver-| Mrs sade Chapel in V ancouver, W ash., Ted Hetu and Mr. and Mis. Guy I Bell home. Folk»: Tli* power ece j culation, fo r a period o f fou r weeks ton. brother o f Calvin Arm strong. I o f Mrs. Bell hoube of the homo i'ii i I wlifii Mis. Wnltei A lixiindi . , im m ediately prior to said 2nd day o f Funeral services were held W ednes- s h o u l d be t he FiiUstln, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs | A baby girl was born Tuesday M,8T . J f h a 'lc s Owens and irtghtMt s p o t <-» n an ' March, A. D., 1942. day at Camas, W ash. Interment all. \Vh> not renew W . L. Reddig o f Cornelius, und , February 3. to Mr. and Mrs. Milton "jj” ’ " nl!' s P., arrived hom e from Stevenson, Wash. Dated this 29th day o f January, the old flt*or eo\er- Portland Sanitorium F riday ln# and re-decorate W ayne Leslie Geertgens, son o f Mr , " Hkinson. She has been named , n jEht A D 1942 the walls with eith arron Ram ona, and weighed 8 t -. . . _ „ . . „ „ C llt 'K t II O F C H R IS T H. D K E R K M A N . Judge and Mrs. H. Geertgens o f Hillsboro, C er L i n o u a I 1 or pounds Mrs. W ilkinson is th . , ™ e Earl Bells had a flue fire a i hroniatlle. Ma k e G. W. Springer, Pastor Date o f first publication. January were united in marriage by Rev. J I daughter o f R ev and Mrs. Melvin E > o u r surroundings ®?turd* y - T h ® « r e was M orning w orship and preaching Date o f last publication, beautiful. Call u h \\ ( i>f I ‘m tlund D^vto Eut ou‘ by the quick w ork o f Mrs SO, 1942. C. C. HUDSON seivice 9:45 a. m. T opic A fflictions for free estimates. I F ebruary 27, 1942. R oy Bell and Earl Bell. The chapel was tastefully deco a \ Mr. and Mrs. George T hyng enter- Made B eneficial. F ollow ing the ser P a cific W a r Tim e is con fu sin g but 1 ted with baskets o f white snapdi ag-1 ,alned with a farew ell dinner for mon the L ord's supper will be ob Portland Linoleum Co. not am using to the farm ers and ! served. Dog License Notice ons and tall white candles. P reced Mr. and Mrs. Leland Shaw and sons school children in this com m unity. 10H S.E. Grand. Near Alder St. KA 418 3 R obert, R ich a .d and Jon, and Mi in g the cerem ony Miss R oberta ami Mrs. Ola Kauppilla. and small 1 The farm ers get up an hour la t e r 1 The license fees fo r licensable dogs . Bible School class session 11 a. m. C hristian E ndeavor 6:30 p. m. W hatley sang At Dawning and Dear son, and Mrs G eorge Klein o f P o rt and the ch ild .en start to sch ool an over the age o f eight months and | for such dogs owned o r kept within j E vening w orship with a gospel hour earlier while it is still dark est. accom panied by Miss P, Mitchell land M h J oi Shaw left In. - di . the State o f Oregon over 30 days for serm on by the pastor at 7:30 p m 10, fo r Fort Ben- ! W hen -the d a y" &et lon* er “ won ‘ ^ the year 1942 are: Mrs. J. Dober sister o f the bride, ening. | M idweek Bible study and prayer : so bad. played Lohengrins weddii^g m arch. ning, Georgia, for three months t.ain $1.00 j service W ednesday 8 p. m. The Infantile Paralysis Fttnd drive M A LE DOG" T he bride was attired In a suit of 1 *n^ *n ‘ be artillery school. $1.50| conducted by the sch ool brought In FEMALE DOG Mrs. Gertrude MfcCarmaa. Gar- I $6.85. W E S T SL O P E U N ITED S P A Y E D F E M A L E DOG S1.00 j dull rose with accessories o f deeper den Hom e, and Mr. EFFECTIVE FEB. 16. 1942 Ben Bullock. P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U RCH O ver h alf the pupils in the prim ary A fter M arch 1st, 1942, the license lo se and navy blue accessories Mrs. Seattle, W a sh , were dinner guests o f M eeting at the Gabel School room at sch ool are absent due to fee is $1.00 m ore for failure to pro S P E C IA L B I S S E R V IC E TO W illiam Lolly of Saskatchawan. | Mr. and Mrs. G. L. A lexander Thurs- R ev. W. E w ing Murphy, Pastor colds and flu. cure license fo r the dogs above j S H IP Y A R D S N O W S E R V E R Canada, sister o f the groom , was j day. 9:30 a. m. Bible School. stated. , __i BOTH TIIK O R E G O N A M ) m atron o f honor. She wore a dull W ilbur W eed and son R obert, o f 10:30 a. m. Church Service. Jun • Also, after M arch 1st, 1942, the fee W E ST SLOPE W IL L A M E T T E S H IP Y A R D S gold suit and natural tan accessories 1 C alifornia, visited his father H. E ior church and nursery. is $1.00 more fo r failure to procure li- | W eed this week. Roth the bride and her attendants j The fou r children o f Mrs. H enry R O SEM A RY SHAW censes for licensable dogs becom ing ! Sermon Them e Fear or Faith. I .cave Beaverton 6 30 p. m. Y oung adults meeting. cnrrled purse corsages o f white cy- | Payne w ho make their home with Mrs. R achel Syvers entertained at over 8 m onths o f age after March 6:44 a. m., 3 1 4 11:14 p. m. clam en and freesiu. Henry Zohl- | Mr and Mrs. Charles R oseira n , w - I ? ! lunch W ednesday for Mrs. P ointer, 1st. 1942. and for dogs over 8 m onths Ix-ave Oregon Shipyard m eyer acted as best man fo r his ; dinner guests o f Mrs. W alter Cavi- Mrs. A lverta R om ig and Mrs. Jam es old ow ned o r kept in the state o f M E T H O D IS T C H U RCH ness In the afternoon Mrs. Cavi- Shaw cousln. 8:25 a. m., 4:55 p m., 12:55 a. m. R ev. J. M elvin Davis, Pastor Oregon over 30 days after M arch 1st ness took them to Portland to visit A rthur Holm en, small son o f Mr 1942. Church School 9:45 a. m. Charles 1 Allowing the cerem ony a recep Leave W illam ette Shipyard their m other . R osem an. Supt. Holm en o f W est Slope, is again back after March 1st, 1942. tion was held at the home o f Mr. 8:40 a. m., 5:10 p. m., 1:10 a. m. at school after a lon g illness. W orship Service 11 a. m. and Mrs. Albert Highbe at Beaver Licenses m ay be ordered by mail. M RS. ANN W E L L E R W E E D Miss Coletta Pateau was a week ; E vening L eague services 7 p. m. See Your I-ooal Bus Agent for Funeral services were held Satur end guest o f R osem ary Shaw. ton. where a delicious wedding break State the name and address o f the Low Kate Ccimmutatlon T ick ets W eller fast was served to about forty rela day m orning fo r Mrs. Ann is to be Mr and Mrs Donald M ortim ore o f | person to w hom the license N A Z A R E N E C H U RCH W eed, aged 36 years, w ho died at 20 Ride Individual B ook $1.20 tives and friends. The brides table Philadelphia, who have been visiting j issued, and the sex o f the dog W. P K E E B A U G H , Pastor the hospital in B akersfield. C alifor relatives nt W est Slope, left Sunday Sunday School 9 45 a. m. w as centered by a w edding cake j Fees are payable t o :: nia W ednesday, F eb.u ary 4. fo llo w fo r their home Mrs. M ortim ore will P reachin g Service 11 a. m. W . A. T U P P E R . C ounty Clerk beautifully decorated with an arch ing a m onths illness. | be rem em bered as Elaine McMinn. Y oun g Peoples 6 30 p. m. H illsboro, Oregon way hung with miniature wedding She leaves a husband W ilbur W Mr. and Mrs. Budge W rig h t o f E vangelistic service 7:30 p m. bells, beneath was a basket o f lily of W eed and a son 10 years old. R ob W est Slope are leaving F riday for a Published by order o f the County ert W W eed o f B akersfield. C alif viait in C alifornia the valley and love birds, flanlled C ouit o f W ash in gton County, Oregon Her father W illiam W . W eller and a B arbara D u ffield w ho is m aking with tall white tapers. brother W illiam J W eller, Jr., and her home with the Arthur Holmen Mias G loria Daher. Miss Leona John R obert W eller o f Portland. She Gestgens. Mrs W J North and Mrs. was the daughter in law o f H E. fam ily has been ill with the flu. BIRTHS Mrs. Shaw has sold her hom e at Edwin Sahnow aided in serving. W eed o f Beaverton and has a large W est Slope and purchased the hom e K rueger. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C The groom is with the 18th com bat group o f friends here o f M ajor R ow e at W alport. Mi route 2, box 349A .Portland, January She was married in Portland to engineers. The bride is a member Shaw and R osem ary will remain in 30. a daughter. o f the teaching sta ff at Cornelius W ilbur W eed 15 years ago. living in the city, goin g to the beach over the Miller, Mr. and Mrs. W ilber J Beaverton for about five years, m ov week ends public school n i f r ing to Ie*s Vegas. Nevada, where • Dial Refinishrng Mrs. Alverta R om ig is visiting a route 2. box 334. Jan 30, a daughter • 4 j Mr. W eed was em ployed as land sister in W ashington. i Juanita J. scape gardner on the Boulder Dam, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. M a.geson. Miller Market Starts • Jewelry Repa>rs until its com pletion, then m oving to j R eedville, January 26, a son. John New Delivery System Thom as B akersfield C alif w h e.e Mr \\>ed. License Needed • Beads Restrung E ffective Monday. February 16. is captain o f the arm y and is land Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Ankele, Miller’s Market will make only one scape gardner at the M entor Air For Nursery Stock Beaverton. January 24. a son Charles tlellvery daily at 3 p m. No lestrtc- cra ft field. • Diamond Resetting 1 R. All dealers, including g rocery stores, tion as to size or order within their Mr. and Mrs. Clayton L. W illot, r I Q variety stores and others, that expect 6615 SW C anyon lane. Jan. 26. a usual delivery territory. to handle nursery stock this spring Customers should phone their I O IA B A N T K E I» daughter Monta L. will t e subject to the $10 license fee w ants in early and so co-operate with i requir» J by the state nursery law. Miller, during this tire shortage ! A LL T R IC E S M O D E R A TE w arns the state departm ent o f agri as it is up to patriotic citizens to do | culture. This applies, regardless of their pait am ount sold, when potted plants. Courteous clerks are here ready to SEED STORE k- ' the E aster lilies, pansy plants and other fill yo«ir order and deliver once a day I nursery stock is handled. 3 p. m. V egetable plants and bedding plants such as zinnias, snapdragons, 5th Avenue Entrunce m arigolds, asters, petunias and sim i • Sweet Pea Collection lar plants may be handled without Main F loor the necessity to take out a license if H eadquarters for g p k ts> SEPARATE 3 0 C only these plants are sold. P ortland W RECKING VANCOUVER O R E G O N M O T O R ST A G E S All licenses must be secured before and COURT HOUSE sale o f nursery stock is started, even H O M E -C O O K E D GOOD E A T S Giant Spencer Mixed though the sale is only for the short T R E M E N D O U S STOCK period in the spring M od em F ountain Service oc. 15c Sweet Peas 2 1 or. for H ot W eath er R elief 11 at go quantity o f ch oice used 25c U ncle R ich ey saye every house I aiding. .» tup lap. 2x4's. 2x6’s. and w ife should see the tin w are specials, |other light dim ension lumber, send Kir \ our N e« bread pans, pie plates, cake pans 15*12 SEE D C A T A L O G U E liso W all Safe D oors etc at R ichey Hdw A Furn Co loi Shipyard Workers Oregon Motor Stages We Bate With Cupid A s Famous Fixers! R U T Z E R ’S GREYHOUND Coffee Shop PLANT NOW WINDOWS PIAtM RING, HARDW OOD, FI D O R IN O . OA K M OULDING. M IR R O R S . ♦00.000 B R IC K |Our yard is full and ov e rflo w i n g with no plac* to put it |hui gain prices Y ou Haul It and S a io Money Spray Guide To relieve Misery of > W llrM \x. til M M Portland. Oregon \T SALE FEB. 14-21 1337 COLDS Liquid Tablets Salve Nos«» Drops Cough Drop« ISunset Wrecking Co. I 'i .M * one week only R em em ber Valen tine February 1C n u ff said to hus bands and the you ng men. Dormant Spray Tim e " ,o d ,or S. W. 2nd und T aylor WATCH REPAIRS Try “ K uo-M y-Tlsm ” — 9*/lhúCkíc¿ / /WHILE THEY IAST SM A R T HOSTESS - ✓ f A Woiulerful Uniment Patronize Our Advertisers - - - It Pays ^ 1 I Ì NOTICE Effective Monday, Feb. 16th we will make only ONE delivery daily at 3 p. m. No restrictions as to size of order within our usual delivery territory. ♦ Served with tho»e d e lic ic j* fid-bitt or hot* d o e u v r e * .e keener flavors of the opp»- tizer wines provide the per ct setting for the gem of your dinner. As a suggestion serve ASSOCIATED OIL STATION I ornierlv Operated b\ Fred Ternstadt Is Now Under the Management of L R. L CARROLL, New Operator Main Highway at R. R. Tracks. ^ our Beaverton Business w ill he Appreciated 3661 OPEN SUNDAYS 9 a.m. to It p. m. on e of California s fine appe I tizer wine* such as sherry, vermouth, madeira, mc so c; or the piquant flavor of Oregon s apple wine. WINE COUNCIL OF OREGON m i t t * « • iN ««l : K r w i e i m i ; : Richey Hardware and Furniture Co. BE »V E R T O N . OREGON IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST BEAVERTON'S QUALITY MARKET I I
