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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1947)
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE FR ID A Y, JU N E 27, 1947 ,M US t $ H O W M e BAI> At TtH t— He drinks up his wages, cuises wife and kid BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE dies, keeps then all in rags and even the dog slinks away. Anil you say that Almighty God can Stonley W. Nethertixi, Publisher Published Friday of each week by the make him a new man. You'll °ioneer Publishing Co., ot Beaverton, have to show me. Oregon. Entered as second-class mat O K A Y — Come along and see ter at the postoffice, Beaverton, Ore them nail that Heavenly Visitor gon. to those rough beams, to die for that drunken fellow’s sins. He is no mere man, that Heav Subscription PeveMe tn Advance enly Visitor. Beiore time began One Year --------------- -------- $ 2 00 He created the sun, moon ami stars, the angels, arch angels anil the universe. He is the Creator and by Him all things were I« made— BIBLE. He came among us as the Son of Man to die for that drunken wretch and for you also. Receive Him into your heart as Saviour and Deliverei An asylum patient who had and IT IS DONE. When you can been certified cured was saying say from the depths of your grsxlbye to the director of the heart that Christ’s blood has blotted out the guilt of your ev institution. ‘‘And what are you ery last sin, IT IS DONE. God going to do when you go out in right then makes you his new to the world?” asked the direc creator. Old ways are to drop off but you must look utterly t< tor. Christ to see you through. Christ "W ell,” said the patient. “ I i only from then on. Feelings out have i>assed my liar examination ami Christ in. He is your Sa so I may practice law. I have J viour and Deliverer— “ I have not also had quite a bit of exper touched a drop in years. Ixrng ience in college drmatics. so I since 1 have my family back might try acting.” and my business. I was the He paused for a moment, deep town drunkard until 1 received in thought. ‘‘Then on the other Him.” A HARNESS M AK E R hand,” continued, “ I may be a Yes, Now is the day o f salvo tion—BIBLE. teakettle." BABSON DISCUSSES COMPANY EARNINGS Air Conditioning Born in a Brewery Filin New Supreme World Wide Hospital and S111 •gical Expense Policy Modern air conditioning was i born in an American brewery sixty-eight years ago. the answer J to the brewers’ need for com- j pletely pure air In France, the great Louis Pasteur had proved that the oc-1 casional mysterious spoilage of j lieer, which plagued brewing for thousands of years, was caused! by minute organisms that teemed in the atmosphere. In Alexandria, Virginia, Rol>- ert Potner, brewer, read of Pas teur’s findings and conceived of what was then a daring plan. If contamination could come from the air .then the air of his whole brewery would be cleaned! In 1879 he had developed and Installed his system of cooling and purifying the air in his building — using anhydrous amonia, liquefied by mechanical compression, as his refrigerant. BABSON PARK, Mass, June Harper & Bros. New York, you 20.—This is no time to make will see I then forecast on the forecasts as to business in 1948. fly leaf that the next severe de Personally, 1 think it will In- bet pression would come between ter than most people predict; 1950 and 1955. TH E GREATEST DANGER of but when it cornea to net earr ings, after taxes. I fear they will a depresssion comes through aggregate less in 1948 than in forced distressed sale» in com 1947. THE YEAR 1917 should modities, real estate, stocks and see the top* for such net earn even labor. The greatest service ings for most of the large cor j which any employer or investor porations With the public press can render is to store up cash ing from above for lower prices, now in times like these in order with labor and taxes pressing to help out when these later dis from irelow causing higher costs, tressed transactions appear. For the net earnings of most com every additional person doing panies are sure to shrink. this, future distressed quotations toM M ODITlEH are beginning will be less severe. Moreover, to crack due to competition. On the investor or employer will tie ly (rarity legislation is holding very highly re varded for his up farm prices at the present foresight. time Even the farmers them SM ALL BUSINESSMEN espe selves know that their present cially should beware of the honeymoon will someday be ov squalls ahead even although we er. Moreover, WAGES have not may have one or more years of S U B 8 C R IB K R A D S? yet stabilized. Certain groups good business. In times of de Why, they ere those useful are entitled to f u r tlh e r pression, the big squall unfor tittle cards you get with your increases and will get them; but tunately comes upon those least subscription for free classified ads in your newspaper. workers’ efficiency will soon be able to hear it. This especially gin to improve. When we know applies to the 400,000 returning some d ile man is waiting for our veterans who have recently jotr. we will speed up and give a started small businesses. Those dollar of work for a dollar re who are out of debt and have ceived. sufficient capital to carry them ItE A l. E S TA TE — with the ex through a bad period should ception of distressed sales— weather the gale; hut 1 fear that should remain at about present the majority will fold up. levels for some time further, al though there has been a slow-1 COM PETITION is bound to The things that keeps men lie very severe after the demand ing up in real estate sales. IN broke is not the wolf at the S. W. McChesney Rd., Portland FLATION has always been in op for goods has once been filled. door but the silver fox in the 1, Oregon. This space paid for by eration over long periods. The Too many concerns have gone a Seattle family. (P A ID ADV.) reeent inflation epidemic has into manufacturing new prod window. ucts which they have never about reached its climax for the manufactured hofore. This means present. The next move within a glutted market someday in au MORE WEAR IN EVERY PAIR a few years will be toward de tos, refrigerators radios, vacuum flation, followed later by further m i& 4 - cleaners, deep freezers, etc., pro Inflation. The price breaks which ducts for which people are now started in with the fish indus W " - >- For Beach or Play clamoring. This over-production try a year ago, are now threat R E S I R V A T IO M 3 B rO ÎI? coupled with increasing unem ening real estate and commod VN I F K D A Y S ó - I I ployment will surely result in ities. lower earnings for most com STOCK MARKET: If wages, OPEN SUNDAY 1 • 10 panies in 1948 even although eomomdities, real estate, etc.— gross business may still hold up based upon the money in circu lation—are entitled to stabilize A LL COLORED at around 50-100 per cent above LEA TH ER 1992, as the fiscal authorities WOVEN claim the stock market is en STRAPS *** ta p e " titled to do likewise. Therefore, when wondering whether to buy $045 * $195 or sell any stock, it is wise to look up the price average in 1932-33 and odd 50-100 per cent. Moreover, it should in* remem- Irered that stock prices depend much more on earnings than on reproduction costs THE NEXT DEPRESSION All Sizes for Big or Little Girls will he brougnt about by one of tiie wheels of the business ma 4 Cub In Slso. . . chine cracking. This will stop the entire machine for the time but a BEAR fo r W ork I 128 S. W. Third Opp. Multnomah Hotel being Prehaps the cracking (On Moil Orders Add 2Sc Portnge) wheel will ire FARM PRICES; perhaps FOREIGN TRADE per • if BENEFICIAL'S tSNtz lAfltt PRO TECTS TH E EN T IR E F A M IL Y FOR H O SPITA L EXPEN SES SB KNKSrt— U V ID K N T S — 4 H IL D B IK T H S SU R G IC A L O P E R A T IO N S M o n th !) 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