ious detriment to the health
ANIMALS REQUIRE
.
farm
livestock with white skin
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
PLENTY OF SHADE
the American Found-.tiun , r
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1947
Sunlight is a great health-giver Animal Health warne., lHiay
/fo
o
ts
o
/
TH & V and/V O tY
It’s more than a simple
and rich in Vitamin D
But—too much is t o o much, burn problem, the American
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
G LO U C E STE R Ma.» . Aug. 1. you the answer. If they are cuun and an overdose of sunshine on Foundation explained. Hair
S € P T £ M B € R . B A C K TO SC H O O L AA/D C O L L f C f
—Not long ago Boston’s famous teous and anxious to serve, gen­ a hot summer day can be a ser- ed animals with white skin
Stanley W . Netheriun, Publisher
PLATO SSTA B L/SH SD TH£
cartoonist Dahl pictured a well- eral business will be good for an­
white spots, particularly ho^
dressed
gentleman standing on other year or two at least. If
p
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a
c
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d
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Published Friday of each week bv the
i and cattle, can suffer serious ii
they
are
indifferent
and
slow
to
his
head
in
a
well
known
depart­
°ioneer Publiding Co., ot Beaverton,
seek bargains and discounts or ness from this cause.
£M Y.~ ATTSND/NG ~G/LD€D ~
ment store trying to attract the serve, look for a falling off in refuse to buy, this trend is hkejy
Oregon. Entered as second-class mot
The American Foundation ad
YOUTHS N £ R £ SCPVSD B Y
ter a t the postoffice. Beaverton, O re­
attention of some salesgirl. I sales, accompanied by gradually to continue This increase in fail­
vised
farmers to provide pienu-
increasing
unemployment
BSAU T/PUL S L A V S G/RLS.
gon.
know how this man felt stand­
ures is largely due to the sloppy of shade for their stock
One
reason
for
present
indiff­
ing
on
his
head
because
I
have
£ A S Y TO GO BACK TO SCHOOL
attitude of salesclerks.
One further warning was given
been stood-up lately by salesper­ erence is the minimum wage
Subscription Payable in Advance
"If trouble develops and vou SU3.
One Year -------- ----- -------- — S 2.00
laws of various states. Where Advertising
sons—haven’t you.
such minimums are highest, the
In the light of current trends, pect it is caused by sunshine
Why Do We Hove Such
customers
can no longer be treat­ place the affected animal in the
service
is
poorest.
Because
the
Trouble to Get Woited On?
N SN T O N STUD/CD /H A TUP- I,”f . rj.ff; *
law prevents penalizing saucy and ed with indifference. After spend­ shade and call a veterinarian
There
can
he
no
qusetion
hut
RST
A
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indifferent clerks with pay cuts, ing monev on advertising to at­ Have the ailment diagnoseu Skin
I
t
• l(
what
many
of
our
retail
stores
too many clerks don't care what tract people into your store to parasites may be responsible
CAMBR/DG£. H /S BACR-TO-
IITIBB
Flint
have a bad war-time hang-over. they do or say. I believe in good buy, pay more attention to them and in pigs, the trouble may be
SCHOOL G/PTS N £ R £ SC /fH T /-
During the war most workers wages. Every merchant should when they do come in Th.s will confused with erysipelas.”
P/C /H STRU M £H TS: kVATCHCS.
had to do double time. There was work for a high wage standaru in greatly help your advertising to
a shotage of both goodB and ser­ his city; it helps business. But “pull” better and show big pro­
To bear injuries, or annoying
SC A L £S, T£L £SCOP£S. ASTR O - i
.
vices. We became accustomed to wages should be adjustable to the fits. Good advertising and good and vexatious events, meekly pa-
¿ A 3 SS. . A L L H /G H L Y
y
/ÇOOS COCLSGS G/RLS
waiting in line behind the count­ service rendered. Fixed wages salesclerks should go hand-in- tiently, prayerfully, and with
er. Most customers were tolerant and hours—either by laws or hand like a lock and a key or self-control, is more than taking
S X P S N J/V C
-'A V - w o * £ PLSUP PS U S WATCHSS,
beacuse they understood well the unions — encourage carelessness a hatchet and handle.
a city.—C. Simmons.
$ / V |Ì r V SALOPP -H/LT H A/R DAG G SRS."
reasons
for
the
lack
of
service.
and
ultimately
will
bring
about
Saturday ha« become "danger"
M AC S U N D SRG RAD U ATSS
Today, however, the eiuotas in 1 general unemployment.
day on the highway, according
SPORTSD
H/GH BUTTON SHOSS. most sales staffs is reasonably Satisfied Customers Pay
tu Charles M. Up ham, engineer-
H fA V Y NATCH POBS. D/A MONO- well filled. Hence, there is little | Good Dividends
directdr of the American Hoad
excuse fo the condescending atti­
Builders’ Association.
C/PCLSD SAPPH/RS T/S P/NS.
Osteopathic
Recent statistics indicate that
tude of the salesperson who feels
Last year, forty per cent more
department
store
sales
may
soon
she
or
he
is
doing
us
a
favor
to
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
people met death on the high­
wait on us. I overheard one kind­ be lower than a year ago. With
ways on Saturday than on an
ly old woman, whom I watched output of factories at extreme­
General Practice Including Obstetrics and Surgery
average day. The toll of last
TODAY. 'BACK TO SCHOOL “
for some minues trying to get a ly high levels and a fcrge part of
year's Saturdays reached 6,850
Office
Hours: 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. Daily Except Sundays
ST/LL M S A N S P R £ S £ N TS,
salesgirl to wait on her, finally the urgent demand now over,
which was 20.2 per cent of all
68 PFAFFLE ROAD—TIGARD
RANG/NG PRONt CLOCKS.
retort: “Look a here, girlie, are sales departments must become
highway fatalities.
a
more
important
aspect
of
every
First
Road
North of Safeway Food Store Between
you
mad
or
just
sultry?”
NATCHSS. P£HS. PSNC/LS.
On Saturdays, injuries from
industry. This is one reason why
Hiuliways No. 217 and 99W
motor vehicle accidents rose
Salesclerks The
TO COM PACTS A N D
I invest my savings in merchan­
PHONE 3611
twenty-five per cent an average
Real Bottleneck
TRAVSLL/NG C A S S S .
dising chains rather than in fac­
day. in 1946, 231,760 people, 17.8,
¿if v
/OVZ 0W, -kj
The salesclerks and traveling tories or railroads.
per cent of all those, injured,
Babson charts also indicate
salesmen
of the nation are a most
were Involved in Saturday motor
important factor in determining that the increase in business fail­
vehicle accidents.
SALES
SERVICE
RENTALS
future business conditions. You ures has already grown to a new
In pre-war years, records show
Power Lawn Mowers. Garden Tractors, Peet Moss, Fertilizer
don’t need to be undecided alxmt high as compared to previous
that more fatalities occurt ed on
the trend of business, just note years. As retail trade becomes
Clothes Line Poles, Everything for the 2-Acre Rancher
Sunday. But in 1946, Sunday tra­
how salesclerks act. They’ll give more competitive and customers
vel fell to second place in haz­
C. B. TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT CO.
The group of 12 houses con­
The houses built of pumice
ard.
WEST SLOPE
Phone BEacon 3807
"We've changed the six-<lay structed by United Builders Inc., blwk, are fully Insulated. All
BONNY SLOPE SALES & SERVICE
under the supervision of Paul S. the windows have steel sash and
week to a five-day one," said Mr
ALI, K IN D S O F E L E C T R IC A L W I R I N G
Upham. "Saturday has l>ecome a Taggard construction engineer, the sills are of cast cement. The
located at 7th and Hall streets in
day for travei. Motorists, eager Beaverton are almost finished. 6 floors are hardwood throughout
E. F. RANEY
except in the bathroom and kitch­
for a change from the week-day
of the twelve have already been en where linoleum is used. A
Ore.
P b u n e I N l v r r i l t y 4570 R t r . A, Box I *«. P o r t l a n d
routine, fill the highways."
sold and have most enthusiastic thirty-two inch foundation! in­
Mr. Upham pointed out that owners.
sures complete heat insulation
week end travel accounts for
and prevents deterioration. Heat
The
Vande.
Boegh’s
who
some two-fifths of all highway
is supplied through the use of
CANYON ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO.
fatalities and more than one- Ixmght one of them had looked a gas furnace and circulating fire
for houses all over the Portland
third of all injuries.
P R I V A T E L I N E S IN ST A LL ED . . . G E N E R A L E L E C T R I C A L I N S T A L L A T IO N
and surrounding area ami could places.
"Our
outmoded,
congested not find a house they liked well
MM S W . S k r l l M B lv d . (A t Sylvan)
Four basic floor plans- were
P o r t l a n d 1. O r e g o n
roads and streets present con­ enough to buy. A real estate sales- used in these houses. There is a
stant hazards to the motoring showed them these In Beaverton. large living room with an ad­ F. B. n . l T C R A M
P h o n e B E a c o n 9048
public,” he said.
Their acceptance was Immediate. joining dining room, an attractive
Twenty years ago, the average They saw it at noon, bought it at kitchen wtih a corner sink and
citizen traveled 450 miles a year three that afternoon and moved windows, a bathroom complete
by *11 forms of transportation. To­ in the next day.
with l>oth shower stall and tub
Properly opplied will stop leaks and give long service from
day, he travels 4,000 miles a year
What makes these so desirable? as well as built in dressing table,
by highway alone. Automobiles They are extremely well built, and two or three bedrooms de­
the roof that you now have. While PURE LEAD AND OIL
registrations are rising to an all- well planned, and very attractive. pending on the size of the house.
PAINT applied to the walls will make the building look
time peak, and will exceed the
• 380 Cu. Ft. Any Temperature
1941 total of 34,472,145 by the
like
new.
P «c* M A 7
end of the year, the Public Roads SEEK CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES I V F W
• Temperature control Freezer or Cooler
FOR OVERSEAS POSTS
?
** * r O S T
Administration predicts.
• Quilt for outdoor or indoor use
We Carry a Good Supply of
The
Softball
team sponsored
“Highway modernization has
Men needed for civilian posi­ by V. F. W. Post 8247 was guests
•..1 3 ' Long, 8 VV wide, 6 1/2' high
lagged for years, far behind In­ tions overseas in connection w ith
• REASONABLY PRICED
creasing highway use," said Mr. the program for return and fi­ of M t Hood Post at a picnic held
Upham. ‘Jit* need is shown in nal burial of World War II dead at Blue Lake Park, July 27,
our annual toll of death and In­ are being recruited in this area 1947.
IDEAL FOR MEAT MARKET, GROCERY, FARM,
jury. Accident records prove that it was announced today by Lt.
Due to had weather the soft
modern road design and enforce­ Colonel Riley Kuehn, Command­ ball game was called.
LOGGING CAMP OR RESTAURANT
ment can remove major hazards. ing Officer of the Auburn Gen­
However, everybody attending
"The battle against highway ac­ eral Depot.
had a very fine time. Post 8247
Refrigerators moy be inspected ot Tradewell Market
cidents must l>e a continuous
A wide range of employment 1 wishes to express their appre-
one—waged every day by all of Is being offered to qualified per elation for the picnic furnished
I860 S, W. 11th, Portland.
Phone ATwoter 4828
us with every means available," sonnel who wish to take part in by Mt. Hood posts.
said Mr. Upham, "Building safer this program as members of one
The V. F. W. Post 8*47 and
ASBESTOLINE .................................$1.90 PER GAL.
roads„ roads adequate for ever of the fourteen Field Operating
the
Ladies
Auxiliary
had
an
op­
increasing traffic, can material­ Sections of the American Graves
PURE LEAD and OIL PAINT.......... $3.90 PER GAL.
en meeting on August 5th at
ly reduce the accident toll."
Registration Service which will 8:30 p. m. at the Bonny Slope
BARN PAINT .............................. $3.50 PER G A L
tour thre entire Pacific, Far Eas­ Community Club hall.
CARBOLINEUM .......................... $ 1.40 PER G A L
tern and India-Burma areas. The
Field Operating Sections will be
"4
BOILED LINSEED O I L .................... $3.25 PER G A L
organized and outfitted at Hon­
olulu, Hawaii.
We Sell TRIANGLE, CROWN AND HODGEN
IT'S A CINCH TO FLY WITH
Additional Information about
BREWSTER Poultry, Dairy and Stock Feeds. Also a
the positions overseas with the
full line of Horticultural, Agricultural and Florist
American Graves
Rigistration
Service may be obtained by ap­
Supplies,
AM ERICAN -CHINESE
plying in person or by writing
to
the
personnel
Office.
Auburn
W HETHER FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE
DINNERS
Outstanding road performance
will net a hundred-dollar wrist General Depot, Auburn, Wash­ Fine Food - Ample Parking
watch for Oregon’s l>est commer­ ington.
PIPER SALES and SERVICE
2 mi. North of Tigard
cial driver each month beginning
11130 S. W. Barbur Blvd.
PHONE 3851
16 Farmington Road
Beaverton
in August, It has been learned by
LAWNS
at 55th Ave.
Robert S. Farrell Jr., secretary
Dancing After 9
L*l Mr ronxlrurl Th»I Nr» U n
of state The award will in* made
»•ROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE
Trrmx If Drxlrrd
by the Oregon Motor Transport
Tr»ctor Work. Piovine. Dirt Movinc
Association.
Lot Leveltnc
Full Maintenance and Repair
Any Oregon commercial driver,
CALL MASON. Ilrmrrrton Î7I»
whether operating for himself or
O r M l SO««
a concern, is eligible for the
BALL-RALSTON . . . Since 1929
erene eauty
prize.
HILLSBORO AIRPORT
Safety, courtesy, and heroism
are the facts for which the
watches will lx* given. Any per­
PHONE 3060 HILLSBORO;
RESIDENCE 3424
son at all may nominate a driver-
' D im 11"! 4 i iVilti
of-the-month by writing to the
•I tek kno«iM am-
A U G U S T 1 8 -2 4
Oregon Motor Transport Associa­
tu tk fen u i tk*l
tion, 524 S E Morrison, Portland
GRESHAM, OREGON
14, Oregon.
« St |l«q W Mtrtu«
"A delivery truck driver In a
Ufitr
SPECIAL FEATURE’
town of 200 Is Just as eligible to
AW 4«
ii Su
win as a regular over-the-road
NEON SALES AND SERVICE
Wwtilil thyd * |n n
driver," according to Chet Knowl-
» 9 1 4 S. W. Potiti«
ton, association manager.
Highway
Presentation of the watch each
I
month will be hroacast over Sta
VV
nriò* ('uT \* :
tion KGW, The watch, a 17-Jew­
* N Cu IUJCV /u v « 7 '/ 1
el model, will he accompanied by
' VV' - XX, , . ,
a special certificate.
R E S E R V A T I O N S Br O I H
An even larger award, describ­
IN A CICANTIC, SPARKLING
P . Jm /c y $ S t
ed as "very substantial,” will he
H im
im s
i ll
made in addition to the driver-
1« |t» 4T UONYCOUItV
OPEN SUNDAY 1 • 10
of the year. The drlver-of-the-
year will I k » selected from among
and
the monthly award-winners. This
every afternoon
year's contest closes November
30
Judges are Robert 8. Farrell
EXHIBITS OF FAMOUS
A Lovely Handmade
Jr., secretary of state, Frank E.
Landsburg, Interstate Commerce
WEST END
BRACELET
Commission district director; Wil­
S EJX W O O D H R IIX I*
With Your Nome
= ’ Livestock • Poultry
liam A. Bowes,
Portland com-
CREM ATORIUM
4 H W ork • Horn« Art»
mlslsoner of public works; Mar­
HANDARTS
shall Dana, Oregon Journal edi­ COLORS in R*<1 O m n i« Blue. W hit*
R egntered Land Surveyor
M AUSOLEUM
torial page editor; and Boh Glenn,
BUek. O m n an d Brow n
CENERAL ADMISSION
CEM ETERY
Phone Scholls 8361
Rt. 1, Box 705, Beaverton, Ore.
fhairman of the Governor's Traf- K p t r l f i ( '• lo r * f» r 8 r» c « lN a n d Ir ftle r«
( i l t r Age f a r A lia
Cr Safety Committee
Complrt** F u n e ra l
In New
I F N I ) t t la
5 Miles West of Progress
Further details may he obtain­
( » till'd m l C'h»|M*l »t No E x t r a coot
R l t . V Box 7#A. P o r t l a n d
O re g o n
Rlveratilo 1 « n co-opcratlvo »»•<>
ed locally from chambers of com­
MATCHING BASHINGS fl |XTB%
elation with aaacta of ovor $*00,001)
Tj« Included
merce.
BABSON Discusses Salesgirls
»
Week End Heads
Traffic Accidents
J4. W. M errill, B S, M s., D o
Half of United Group
Homes Already Sold
Now Is the Time of the Year to
Itepair Roofs and Paint lip
Those Old Buildings!
ASBESTOLINE
TWO WALK IN REFRIGERATORS
ASBESTOLINE and LEAD and
OIL PAINTS
OUR REGULAR PRICES:
G. l/s ATTENTION
Award to Be
Given to
Best Driver
TA I-P IN G
Terrace
'ED" BALL and "BUD" RALSTON
FINDLEY M ILLING CO.
G. I. Training Available
S
MULTNOMAH COUNTY
B
CHICKEN
««STEAK
ART
NEON
SIGN
CO.
Phone CH. 3711
O IM M E C S
LAND SURVEYI NG
MUSICAL REVUE
2 PM
GIRLS! GIRLS!
Riverview Cemetery
Construction Layout
Oregon Farm Products
PAUL D. BOUTWELL