The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, October 08, 1943, Page Page 2, Image 2

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    BROTHER BROT TO LIFE
Grover Cleveland Again1
‘
T h re e M onths _______________ $ 3oo
S u b scrip tion P a y a b le In Advance.
B ea v erto n O ffice — E n te rp ris e B ld g., P h on e B ea v erto n 2321
H illsboro O ffice — Hoorn 5, D e lla Bldg., P h o n e 1641
P o rtla n d O ffice —308 P a n a m a B ld g., 3rd and Alder
P h o n e A T w ater 6591
here my
—“Y o u r b ro th er shall live ag ain ,"
C h rist te lls th e wom an.
| M arth a knew th a t. —" I know th at
' he shall rise again , in the resu rrec-
| tion, a t the la st day.”
Published F rid a y or e a ch week by th e P io n ee r P u b lish in g Co., a t B eav erton ,
Oregon
E n te re d aa seco n d -class m a tte r a t th e p o sto fn ee a t B ea v erto n . O re
. 4 1 .0 0
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— “Lord, if you had been
b ro th er had not died."
I
H. H. J E F r U U Ä Fublinhnr
One Y e a r —
Biz M onths
Friday, October 8, 1943
BEAVERTO N E N T E R P RISE, Beaverton, Oregon
Pape 2
— “I am th e
resu rrectio n
and the
H 11 IP IkS-
life .”
8&id Je8Ua
W A STE F I X
As m uch as 50 per cen t o f th e light
is w asted w hen d irt and dust are a l­
lowed to accu m u lat
on re f.e c to r
bowls of flou r and tab le lam ps and
on g lass globes o f ceilin g fixtu res.
T o clean , rem ove glass p a rts and
w ash in w arm soapy
w ater, rinse
and dry thorou ghly inside and out.
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SC O R C H ED CO TTO N S
I f co tto n s sco rch
while
ironing,
plunge into cold w ater im m ed iately
and allow to stan d fo r 24 hours. B y
th a t tim e th e m a rk s will have dis­
appeared.
" . . .
T h e u n rest and d isco n ­
te n t th a t e x is ts am ong ou r
people
today a rise s fro m a la ck o f co n fi­
dence in th e m an n er in w h ich our
d om estic a ff a ir s are being con d u ct­
ed
R ep. P a u l W. S c h a fe r (R ep u b ­
lic a n ), M ichigan.
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I t alw ays pays to ad v ertise.
Stu dio— A T. 6037
R e s.
LA . 1942
ALBERT F. CREITZ
V IO L IN IS T
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I T h en He te lls her th a t a t His
W ell, all you fo lk s th a t bought a
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m , com ing, they who have believed in
T e a c h e r o f V iolin
$100 W a r Savin g Bond in th is 15 B il- i „ .
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H im , though they be asleep in the
305 A L IS K Y B L D G . P O R T L A N D
lion drive to k n ock H itle r and C o ,
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g rav e—yet shall th ey live.
And be-
N W Cor. 3rd and M orrison
plum clean ou t! have
got the p ictu re
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•"W ishing will m ak e it so”, if you
.
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l evers who are s till on e a rth
at
of
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G
rover
Cleveland
on
your
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place
your
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th
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Ads.
SPARER
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, . . . . H is com ing, shall never go
into the
Bond'
I am t a kick in ab ou t
th at
SOPIRTI ON
-V
PUBLISHER
but ju s t a m ilkin' th e ob serv ation o f . *’ ra%e'
w hat a radio “co m m o n -tater” s a id .
Now see C h rist prove H is p o w e r,
SM ITH ’S
the oth er n igh t when they wuz a of-I Come with Him to the to m b where
OCTOBER
ferin ' "so m u ch " in a Cjuiz program L azarus, the b ro th er of th e weeping
fe r the an sw erin ' o f q u estions
! w om an lay.
He had been dead four
T h e nam e “C levelan d " brou ght to days and “he stin k e th as th e B ib le
my mind the ole d ays when 1 wuz a puts it.
C ontinued F ro m P a g e 1
kid out in th e P a n H andle c o u n tr y ,'
F ir s t C h rist bids them roll away
pick up cow chips fe r fu el to keep
stone
the tom
b. rth ." T h e n h ear
a z a from
ru s, Com
e fo
STARTING TODAY . .
w ays lag con sid erab ly
behind
th e w hat we then called N o-M an’s Land, th e —"'L
from
freezin
to
d
eath
and
we
had
to
In
them
days
we
had
to
g
it
out
and
His
loud
c
r
y
—
See,
^
ro
m
th
e
tom
b
com es a long
in cre a se in exp en ses caused by infla-
Continuing
thru Sat., 9th
tlon .
In fla tio n will, t b . r . f o , , . p r o f. J o p
b n ,,.,.o b o n ,. ,„ d
o a t « . w hite o b je ct, borne by unseen hands
bones
and
haul
'em
50
m
iles
to
the
a
-m
a
n
's
body
It
w
as—wrapped
ably cau se a d eclin e in th e secu ri­
tie s of ra ilro a d s and c e rta in oth er n e a re st railroad point in K a n sa s and round and round in linen and w ith
sell ’em fe r ab ou t fo u r bu cks fe r the a napkin over th e face.
On it
corp oration s.
P la in e ffe c ts in F a b r ic ,
P la s tic
big load
W e had to do th is to keep com es, to be laid a t the fe e t o f the
W age« and Ijab o r
and S trip e s at, roll
from sta rv in ', bu t sh u cks, we kud 1 siste rs, M a rth a and M ary—It stru g ­
I t is tru e th a t som e (not a ll) w ag­ buy a 48 pound s a ck o f fine flou r g les—it seek s to be free.
25c, 35c, 50c, 55c, 75c, 90c
in the following sizes
es should go up under in fla tio n , but fe r fifty ce n ts !
E verybod y cussed D E A D MAN L I V E S
Nook, Dinette and Hall
w h at good wll lth is d o?
Not only G rover Cleveland th e n !
6.00-16
6.25-16
O ne steps fo rw ard “ and lifts th e
C olorful and a ttr a c tiv e p a tte rn s
will th ese h ig h er w ages buy less in
B A R B W IR E B IL L
6.50-16
7.00-16
napkin fro m th e fa ce .
food, clo th in g and sh e lte r, but a s
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at from 25c to $1.00
Also R ayon W h ite Sidew all
— L A Z A R U S ! ! ! Y es, L azaru s,
w ages rise, em p loyers will h ire few er
sm ilin g and in fu ll life, h e alth and
people.
T h is m ean s th a t in fla tio n Overseas Wrapping
stre n g th .
will resu lt In unem ploym ent.
The
Aid
Given
by
USO
—"L o o se him and
let h im go,”
A re tu rn in g
soldier, a
wounded older on es and th e less e ffiic e n t will
W h ite or colored b ack g rou n d . .
F a m ilie s and
frie n d s of
service said Je s u s .
%
th e n th e
h ig her
M arine, te lls his own story o f how be dumped f i r s t ;
s ta rtin g as low as
men
and
women
ov
erseas
ma;
av
go
to
B y th a t sam e pow er C h rist is to
he saved his o u tfit on G u ad alcan al paid wil lbe let go and so unem ploy­
any U SO u n it in P o rtlan d fo r nelp In raise you into life
15c to $1.00 per roll
and into m ore
from w h at would have been d isas­ m ent will in cre a se .
C h rist is to
te r, if h is p resen ce o f m ind and early
As u n em ploym ent In cre a ses, pur­ w rapping C h ristm as p ack ag e s w hich th an life — into glory.
tra in in g had not equipped him fo r ch a sin g power will d ecrea se.
W hen m ust be sen t o v erseas by O cto b er 15, raise you who have ta k e n forgive-
ness from all sin . •You never asked
th e situ ation .
W e have b efo re th is re ta ile rs have few er ord ers, m an u fac- rep orts th e P ortlan d U SO council.
P a p e rs . . . Y es, w ash ab le a t
W rap p ing paper, co rru g ated p a p e r; it 0 f G od?
T h en te ll him here a n d
praised th e tra in in g received by our tu re rs m ay be com pelled to d is c h a rg e !
th
e
ir
w
orkers.
T
h
e
n
we
sh
a
ll
have
and
b
r
in
g
s
to
w
rap
the
p
ack
ag
e
will
n
0w
th
a
t
you
a
cce
p
t.
Count
your-
Boy Scou ts, of how they build c h a r­
45c and 50c per roll
T h is m ay
not * * P ro v i d e d free.
Send ers of p ack- gelf cleared
on th e
ground
th at
a c te r and te a c h m any b ra n ch es to a n o th er d ep ression.
a
g
es
m
ust
provide
th
e
ir
own
boxes
C
h
rist
died
fo
r
th
e
sin
s
o
f
your
our boys.
T h is boy becam e a m an com e u n til around 1950, b u t it c e r­
Prepared Paste at 15c lb.
The 1 whole life.
Now God n am es you as
and carried w ith him to a m a n ’s w ar tain ly m ay be a bad one w hen it w hich m eet postal regu lations.
a
rm
y
postal
serv
ice
will
co-operate
I
his
own.
He
w
ill
prove
h
im
self
his rem em b ran ce o f sig n alin g th a t does com e.
P a ste and Sm o o th in g B ru s h e s a t
I ts sev erity will depend
Go forw ard on your
he learn ed as a B o y Scou t.
H is upon th e e x te n t o f th e preceding per­ in every e ffo rt to have th e m ail post- ! E a t your B ib le.
35c, 45c and 65c each
ed
in
tim
e
fo
r
d
elivery
by
C
h
ristm
as
|
kn
ees
and
live
by
P
ow
er
F
ro
m
on
platoon becam e sep arated from a n ­ iod of In flation .
H ence, we all have
AT
J
! H igh.
oth er and no sig n al m an w as w ith, a selfish in te re st in helping to stav e day-
In fo rm a tio n m ay be obtained thru \
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th is group and the Ja p s "w ere all o ff in fla tio n .
Mrs. Sherw ood C. Snow , B E . 6161.
over th e p la ce."
H e offered his E ffe c t Upon S m all B uh I iichm
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know ledge and ta k in g tw o bayonets
In fla tio n m ay h it th e
m iddlem an
STA LE BR EA D
!
B eav erto n , O regon
and ty in g h a n d k e rch iefs on them fo r
hard. T h e w ell-to-do will have
enough .
.
R a th e r th an w aste sta le bread in ; T h is space paid fo r by an O regon 1
sem aphore flag s, he sen t his m ess­
fa t to c a rry them th rou g h
le nex
these d ays when we’re pledged to 1 businessm an.
age su ccessfu lly .
T h is fo rm er B oy
Wallpaper House
T h e poor will be sup- .-wa8te nothlng ••
W rap bread in a
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Scou t w as d eco rated fo r e x tra o rd in ­ d ep ression.
| ported by the g o v ern m en t or have c ,pan d
tow ei fo r about a m|n_
427 SW 2nd nr. W a sh in g to n S t.
ary heroism w ith our N avy Cross.
l « «,4 111 I
» v « «\1
m ,\ n i
4 n t* / ti 1 c r n
u n —
‘"T h ese groups (th eo rists and so­
i a r tific ia l I em
ploym
ent th
rou g h
an ­ ute.
P o rtlan d
T h e n place in 350 deg oven for
even
agree
o th er W P A .
T h e m id d le-class peo­ about 20 to 25 m inutes. Serve w arm . cial re fo rm ers do not
525
S.
E.
UNION
AVE.
am
ong
them
selves
as
to
ju
s
t
w
hat
ple, how ever, a re out of lu ck .
T h ey
P R A C T IC A L L Y F O O L P R O O F
STRANCE PARADOXES
At E a s t \\ ash in g ton S t.
type o f governm ent they w ant.
The
wll lnot have enough c a p ita l to c a rry
T o prevent w hite sauce from lump­ only th in g they can agree upon is
V ITA L WAR W ORK
W hen a ship w an ders into shoal them th rou g h the in fla tio n period ing, d on't allow flo u r and fa t to be-
PO RTLA N D , OR.
tha m ilk th a t the ideals and d o ctrin es handed
w ater and goes aground, the skip per or will not be poor enough fo r gov- com e toQ hQt b efo re addi
_
...
dowr^ to us by our fo re fa th e rs .....
is held responsible.
No one th in k s ern m en t support. S m a ll businessm en
Sawmill Workers
S tir about % cup o f m ilk in w e t* i outmoded and 9hould be sw ept asid e.”
o f rep rim an d in g
the
su b ord in ates j fee lthey a re s u ffe rin g terrib ly now
,
th icken « then o-r»rl ---------------------------------------------- *------------
Wanted
und g iving the ca p ta in a m edal.
but
e n te J" r le re
flation
th e l ir ually add
y_ th e b alan ce . . of the m ilk and
A
R o an e W arin g .N ational Com m an-
D“ 1 ' If , was ,,,
a a l l ln In l,alK
m ‘ ne
der, A m erican Legion.
W hen a
bu sin ess is flou nd ering, | cond ition will be m uch m ore d iffl- sU u n t„ , t aU th |ck e n 8.
Learn
to
Dance
G reen ch ain m en. H ou rly rates,
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P erio d s o f In fla tio n resu lt in
the B o a rd o f D ire c to rs and s to c k ­ cu lt.
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n ig h ts $1.00% , days 97c. P lan in g
W a lte r L ipp m an says th e U. S. h as j
g re a t in c re a se s in b a n k ru p tcy . T h ese
Y
o
u
're
m
issin
g
a
lot
hold ers look fo r a new P resid en t..
O P A ’s C h ester B ow les says th a t the no fo reign policy. P erh a p s he could
m ill pullers, m iscellan eo u s yard
o f fun if you don’t
And w hen we look a t th e n ig h t­ ca se s a re alm ost wholly am ong the food p rice co n tro l fig h t has been
w orkers.
U nion
s c a le
paid.
te
ll
us
w
hat
th
e
d
om
estic
policy
is.
m
iddle
cla
sses,
esp
ecially
sm
all
d
a
n
c
e
,
p
articu
la
rly
m ares N azim h as brou ght to E u ro p e
j won.
He can g et an a rg u m en t on
P ro d u ctio n on 48-hour-w eek ba­
and th a t s ta te m e n t fro m any housew ife
w hen it’s so easy to
we do not blam e G oebbels and G oer- m a n u fa ctu re rs, sm all re ta ile rs
sis.
B o a rd and room a t mill,
in c re a se
d u ring
in flatio n , ! in A m erica.
at th e P A T T E R ­
ing and H im m ler and hold H itler fu nd s
reason ab le ra te s, or fre e bus
th e w h ite-co llar g ro u p In general.
SO N D O W N E Y School
blam eless.
tra n sp o rta tio n to W illa m in a &
C rijn e
and
m isap p ro p riatio n
of
o f D ancing, th e oldest
Y e t th o se a re th e types o f p ara­
Sh erid an .
dancing
school in
doxes
th a t th e
"p a la c e g u a rd " o f S p e cu la tio n b ecom es ram p an t. U n­
B o th
m odern and old
P ortlan d ,
th e New D eal is try in g today to d er su ch cond itions, a ll bu sin ess be
com es m ore hazard ou s.
M a n u fa c­
fashioned d ancin g. . . A cou rse of
palm o ff on th e A m erican people.
tu re rs and m e rc h a n ts th en depend
lesson s w ould m ake a w onderful g ift
Su rely , th ey ad m it, th e b a ttle of
upon risin g p rices fo r th e ir p ro fits
Grand Ronde, Or.
Cad
fo r any f riend, or fo r you rself
W ash in g to n goes m e rrily on its way.
ra th e r th a n on h on est m erch an d isin g
AT. 7004 or AT. 5780, M cE lro y ’s B a ll
P
o
rtlan
d o ffic e : 619 F a ilin g bldg
possibly
p rolonging
th e w a r fo r
S p ecu la tio n develops a d isreg ard for
room , 4th and M ain. Open d aily a fte r
T elep h o n e:
A T. 8361
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Newspaper, Both for Price Shown
lose sig h t o f—F ra n k lin D. R oosevelt reduce th e ir
bonded
indebted ness
m u st be re-elected P resid en t.
□ American Fruit Grower$1.75
T h ey a re g ettin g in shape to a tte m p t j
B u t, th ey say, it is H opkins, and w ea th erin g any dep ression th a t m ay
□ American G i r l .............. 2.50
E lm e r D avis, and M cN u tt, and W a l­ lie ahead .
Som e b u sin essm en th in k |
□ American H o m e ............ 2.25
lace, and B y rn e s who a re responsible they ca n p ro fit fro m in fla tio n by
O American Poultry Jrnl. 1.65
D on't b lam e
th e
P resid en t.
H e , borrow ing good d o lla rs now and pay-
□ Better Cooking &
really doesn’t w an t to run fo r th e m g b a ck In bad d o lla rs la ter.
V ery
H om em aking................. 3.45
P resid en cy ag ain.
| few ca n possibly succeed w ith such
□ Better Homes & Gardens 2.25
N othing th a t
anyone today
can a program .
T h e ir bu sin ess and in­
□ Boy * L i f e ........................ 3.10
w rite about W a sh in g to n ca n be m ore vestm en ts will probably tu rn out so
W e need a few m en who want
□ Child L if e ........................ 2.95
d escrip tiv e th an th e words of F r a n k ­ poorly th a t th ese m en will be unable
to w ork in P o rtlan d .
O ur output
□ Christian H e r a ld .......... 2.50
lin D. R oo sevelt spoken In W heeling, to get even bad d ollars to pay the
at th e p resen t tim e is going 10t)' <
□ Column D ig est............... 2.95
W. V a., in 1932.
Interest on th e ir loans nnd th e ta x es
in to th e w ar program , but our
□ Country Gentleman. . . 1.65
Also
" I f th is nation w an ts to know w hat j on th e ir property.
D oubtless, too,
production will be equally salable
□ Dog W o rld ...................... 2.50
Is w rong w ith ita N ational G overn- 1
wlIt
leg islation m a k in g such
w hen p eace arrives.
O Farm Jrl. & F'rm'rsW ife 1.65
m en t," Mr. R o o sev elt said, " I will 1 9h»''P p ra c tic e s illegal,
Inexperienced May Be Trained
□ Flower G r o w e r ............ 2.50
O ur found ry h as fo r the last 30
give th em th e a n sw e r In one w ord: )
■■
□ Flying A ces..................... 2.50
y e a rs given ou r m en stead ier
th a t word is 'm ism an ag em en t'.
\pply
| P . S. In my re le a se o f
August
year-arou nd w ork th an any o th er
□ Household ...................... 1.90
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; 27th titled . " J o b s A fte r th e W a r,” I
foundry In th e cou n try.
W e are
□ Hygeia ............................. 2.95
should h av e stated th a t d ischarged
Here and There
now equipped to m ake steel ca st
□ Liberty ............................. 3.95
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