The Beaverton enterprise., April 29, 1949, Image 2

BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Fr.day, April 29, 1949
P la n t located
in B e a v e rto n -T u a la tln V alley H ig h w ay an d
B U S IN E SS O F F IC E A N D P L A N T
Agriculturist Founder of
Reedville Fostered Future
S h o rt S t
EXTENSIVE DAIRY AND STOCK A CTIVITIES MEANS
w eeks a r e K.
L. M elden, sales
m an ag er, W. K. C a st, a d v e rtisin g
an d p rom otion m a n a g e r, A. R.
M ars, m id-w est r e p re s e n ta tiv e and
F ra n k U S ullivan, re g u la r A tla n ­
tic re p re se n ta tiv e .
P rio r to la u n c h in g th e w a ln u t
cam paign. T ru n k a n d b is asso-
J o h n E. T ru n k , g e n e ra l m ana- elate s set up a sp ecial N o rth w e st
g e r of
N o rth w e st N ut G row ers | N u t G row er* d isp lay b ooth a t th e
re tu r n e d re c e n tly fro m C hicago, N atio n al Food B ro k e rs C onven-
w h ere he se t in m otion a spec tio n held in C hicago th e w eek of
ia l sp rin g w a ln u t sales driv e ex- j M arch 21st. T h e c o m p le te line
p ec te d to d isp o se of th e m ajo r of filb e rts a n d w a ln u ts pack ed
p a r t o f re m a in in g sto c k s of 1W,'> by N o rth w e st N u t G ro w ers, shell-
O reg o n a n d W a sh in g to n w a ln u t ed an d in-shell, in m a n y ty p e s
crops.
' and sizes of p ack ag e, w ere on ex­
R e p re s e n ta tiv e s
of N o rth w e st hibit.
T ru n k
e s tim a te d
th a t 2,000
N u t G ro w e rs w ho w ill c a rry on
th e d riv e by v isitin g n ea rly every b ro k ers, food p ro cesso rs, p a c k e rs
im p o r ta n t w a ln u t m a rk e t E a s t of a n d sh ip p e rs a tte n d e d th e con­
th e
R o c k ie s
in th e n ex t few vention.
County Drive Set Manager Expects
On Savings Bonds S p r i n g Disposal
May 16 — June 30
A n o th e r sa v in g s b o n d d riv e will Of 1948 Walnuts
be c o n d u c te d by th e T re a s u ry d e­
NO NOTABLE PROFITS BUT ESTABLISHED PATTERN p a r tm e n t fro m M ay 16 to J u n e 30,
a c c o rd in g to W illiam C. C h ris te n ­
sen, W a sh in g to n
co u n ty sa v in g s
K K H D Y IU .K , P A R T II
a g e n t. H e re G eorge T h y n g , fo r bond c h a irm a n . T h e d riv e ia to be
o v er fifty y e a rs p a st a re sid e n t k n o w n a a th e O p p o rtu n ity Bond
By H ervey S. R obinson
STANLEY W N E TH E R T O N
________E d ito r a n d P u b lish e r
of B e a v e rto n sp e n t h is ch ildhood D rive.
(C o n tin u ed fro m la s t w eek)
M R S E D N A BLA CK ________
A sso c iate E d ito r-O ffic e M gr.
an d y o u th a n d it w as h e re u n d e r
C h riste n se n h a s set u p a co u n ­
------------------------- N ew s E d ito r
W A LLY K IN'
The
a c tiv itie s of
S im eon G. th e w h eels o f an O reg o n C e n tra l ty c o m m itte e a t th e re q u e st of
R eed w ere so m a n y a n d v arie d R a ilro a d tr a in th a t G eo rg e J r .
th e
s ta te d ire c to r of th e U. S.
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S —P A Y A B L E IN A D V A N C E
th a t it is im possible, in a b rief m e t w ith a n ac cid en t, by w hich sa v in g s bond d iv isio n w ith local
W a sh in g to n A M u ltn o m ah co u n ties
sk e tc h lik e th is one,
to even h e lo st a leg.
m en a s th e h ead of v a rio u s a c tiv ­
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d e sc rib e s
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a s a a re : W V ern e M cK inney, a d v e r­
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Jo h n s o n .a g ric u ltu re ; J . L. S e a r­
O u tsid e T e rrito rie s
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iness blocks, h o tels a n d d w elling school is ta u g h t a b o u t six m o n th s itie s ; H e n ry Y oung, p ay ro ll sa v ­
houses, w hole to w n s in fac t.
of th e y e a r.” T h e re w ere ab o u t ings,
E V E R Y SATURDAY' N IG H T
and
A u stin
S craffo rd ,
H e w as a le a d in g m e m b er of fo rty p u p ils in th e school.
schools.
W ith T H E M OU NTA IN J E N N IE S
9 P- m - to 1 *• m
th e O regon
S tea m
N av ig a tio n
A M e th o d ist p re a c h e r co n d u cted
A d in n e r m e e tin g o f th e co m ­
C. L IP P E N O O T T , C a lle r an d I n s tr u c to r
th e m itte e w ill be held ju s t p rio r to
A m e ric a n s h av e been long noted a s on e of th e m o st w a ste fu l of C om pany an d a m o st su ccessfu l se rv ic es o n ce a m o n th in
A D M IS SIO N »1
L A D IE S F R E E U ntil 10 p. m.
fin an cier. E v e ry th in g h e to u ch ed school house.
th e
d riv e.
G eo rg e
M im n au g h ,
peoples. P e r h a p s it Is b ecause we en jo y a b o u n ty of n a tu ra l w ea lth
SKATIN
G
tu rn e d to gold. A lth o u g h su c ce ss­
L. B. L in d sa y w as a t th a t tim e P o rtla n d , s ta te d ire c to r an d E. C.
t h a t w e c a n a ffo rd to be less co n se rv a tio n m in d e d th a n o th e rs w ho
ful in th e w orld of "big b u sin e ss”
Tuesday
and
Friday,
7;30
p.
m. to 10;30 p. m.
re sid e n t a g e n t fo r S. G. R eed. A. S am m o n s, P o rtla n d , s ta te c h a ir ­
m u s t g e t full use fro m th e ir resources.
his tru e v o catio n w as th a t of a
in
A. R u ssell w a s se ctio n boss fo r m an , a r e ex p e cted to be p rese n t.
N ow we a re co m in g m ore fac e to fac e th a n e v e r w ith a fu tu re fa rm e r an d live sto c k b ree d er.
III
th
e ra ilro a d w h ich ca m e in 1871 T w o h a n k e rs fom each of th e
p ro sp e c t of g r e a te r d e m a n d s on th e p ro d u c tiv e s tr e n g th of o u r land.
H is boyhood w a s sp e n t on a j a n d G eo rg e T h in g w as p o stm a s­ c o u n ty b a n k s will also be in v ited
EATS
SO F T D R IN K S
T h e e r a of w aste is s ta n d in g out a s a p a rtic u la rly d a n g e ro u s h a b it for N ew E n g la n d fa rm w h ere he a c ­
5 M iles S o u th of F o re st G rove on G a s t o n H ig h w ay
te r.
th e d a y s th a t a w a it o u r fu tu re .
q u ired an in te r e s t in a g ric u ltu re
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In 1881 th e villag e b o asted a
T h e re a r e fig u re s a n d s ta tis tic s a p le n ty th a t tell of p o p u latio n an d a love of liv e sto c k th a t he p o p u la tio n of 15. In 1889 th e pop-
b ulges th a t a re m a k in g even h ea v ie r s tr a in on o u r a g ric u ltu ra l fa c ­ n ev er fo rg o t.
W h ile p ro m o tin g j u ja t | 0 n h a d in c r e a s e d to 20. w ith
G A L IL E E Y e a r 31 — A long
lines, ra ilro a d s
an d j ^ sch o o , ch ild re n ,n th e d l8 trlct. w ith th e tw elv e called to be H is
ilitie s. A nd, a t th e sa m e tim e, fa rm p o p u la tio n an d th e a m o u n t of ste a m sh ip
m ines, he m ad e la rg e in v e stm e n ts
a r a b le la n d is s h rin k in g
T h e W e ste rn U nion T e le g ra p h d iscip les, J e s u s ch o se J u d a s to
la n d s in th e W illa­
Soil c o n s e rv a tio n ists have heeded th e w a rn in g a n d h a v e m ad e g re a t in fa rm in g
an d th e W ells F a rg o a n d com ­ b e tra y H im to H is d e a th —fo r 30
m e tte v alley a n d w as a p io n eer
s trid e s, In so m e In stan ces, to sav e th e w e a lth of to p so il by m e a su re s
p a n y E x p re s s had o ffic es
here. p ieces o f silv er, th e p ric e of a
In th e im p o rta tio n o f p u re b red
J . T. L e o n a rd had a g e n e ra l sto re slave. M a tth ia s, n am ed la te r to
of a p p ro v e d fa rm in g . Flood co n tro l, In th e m u tte r of ero sio n , ia an
horses, sh e ep a n d c a ttle a n d even
an d post o ffice an d J . J. M or­ ta k e J u d a s ' place, m a k e s tw elve
im p o r ta n t s te p th a t is m ore a n d m ore rec o g n ize d by fa rm p la n n ers. poultry.
g a n ra n a w areh o u se. T w o y ea rs A p o stles to w itn e ss to H is re s­
W h e n i t is realized th a t v irtu a lly to n s of p ric e le ss to p so il is w ash ed
I t h as been said th a t a fa rm e r
u rre c tio n .
fro m th e land, th e re is som e n o te m ade o f d e p le te d n a tio n a l s tre n g th . is a m an w ho m a k e s h is m oney la te r th e p o st office w as located
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F o r, in th e to p soil .th e re is irre p la c e a b le f e r tility w h ich , once gone, on th e fa rm a n d sp e n d s it in th e
sa w H im c r e a te new
B u c h a n a n , th e sta tio n a g e n t fo r d isc ip le s
an a g ria tu ltu ra list is
c a n only be rep laced by Intensive fe rtiliz a tio n a n d c h e m ic a l t r e a t ­ c ity b u t
p o stm a ste r. L e o n a rd a n d B u c h ­ eyes fo r th e b lin d an d ra ise th e
one w ho m a k e s h is m o n ey in th e
m ent
a n a n w ere still in th e ir re sp e c tiv e d ead a n d show' G o d ’s co m p assio n
O ne m ig h t well be inclin ed to re g a rd su c h d r a m a tic riv e rs a s th e city an d sp e n d s It on th e farm . b u sin e sse s a n d
th e
p o p u la tio n fo r th e w e a ry an d w o rn a n d sad.
M ississippi a s th e ch ie f ro b b er of lan d s tr e n g th . S u rely , an y o n e w ho F ro m a p ro fit sta n d p o in t S. G. w as 25. L a n d p rices in th e v ic in ­ T h en H e w as cru c ified , d ead an d
R e ed 's
sto c k -b re e d in g
a c tiv itie s
h a s noted th is g r e a t w a te rw a y a t sp rin g tim e o r w h o h a s seen its
ity ra n g e d fro m $25 to $200 an b u ried . T h e th ir d d a y H e rose
an d in v e stm e n ts d escrib ed in o u r
fro m th e d ea d to ascen d b ac k to
•ilt-h e a v y o u tp o u rin g s Into th e Q ulf of M exico h a s a lso been m ad e
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By 1903 R eedville h a d secu red g lory. F ro m th e re H e se n t th e
a w a re of th e lan d th a t h a s been w ash ed aw a y .
fru itfu l b u t th ro u g h h is e ffo rts
long d is ta n c e telep h o n e serv ice H o ly S p irit to give n ew b irth to
by Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation,
I n o u r ow n T u a la tin valley, how ever, th e re ia a c o n tin u in g loss of W a sh in g to n
C o u n ty
an d
th e
all w h o po ssess H im as d y in g fo r
topsoil, n o t only by th e riv e r its e lf a n d its m a in tr ib u ta rie s . E ro d e d R eedville v ic in ity b ecam e a ce n ­ an d th e re h a d been a co m p lete
an instrumentality of the United States Government.
se t up. th e m . P o sse ss H im dow n in y o u r
slo p e s w ith th e tell-tale d ep th of topsoil co llec te d a t Its base, tell of te r of th e liv esto ck a n d d a iry in ­ c h a n g e In th e b u sin ess
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J a m e s B. Im la y h ad com e as s ta ­
A safe, profitable and convenient way to
th e loss.
d u stry .
tio n a g e n t.
I-jiter he w as m a d e P O S S E S S , n o t ju s t p ro fess. At
A ction is needed by all w ho b e n e fit fro m th e soil to w o rk to g e th e r
save or invest money.
T h e f irs t d a iry fa rm o f co n se­ p o s tm a s te r an d served fo r a n u m ­ th a t God gives you new b irth in ­
in close c o o p e ra tio n to sav e th e w ea lth of p re c io u s M o th er E a r th .
quence in th e co u n ty w as th a t o f b e r of y e a rs. H e b u ilt a w a re ­ to e te rn a l life. N ow g ro w u p —
L add an d R eed a t R eed v ille es­ h o u se an d g ris t mill a n d e s ta b ­ e a t th e B ible a n d live by p ra y e r.
ta b lish e d in 1871 w ith sto c k im ­ lish ed th e g ra in an d feed b u s in ­
“E a c h
M o nday
on
co m p an y
Current Dividend
p orted fro m E n g la n d .
T h e fin e ess w h ich u n d e r th e n a m e of J. tim e, w e h av e a sim p le serv ice
h o rses
b ro u g h t in 1874
to th e B. Im la y an d Sons, su rv iv e s to w ith
all o u r people
to g e th e r.
MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK
R eedville fa rm m ad e W a sh in g to n th e p re s e n t tim e.
S ongs, S c rip tu re re a d in g b u t p r i­
A ction by th e c ity council of P o rtla n d , in p a s sin g th e eq u iv ale n t o f co u n ty th e c ra d le of th e lig h t
m
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rily
to
th
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God
fo
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is
J. M iller w as d ea lin g in g e n ­
a n incom e ta x on ail w ag es a n d Incom es w ith in its b o u n d aries, w ill i h a rn e ss h o rse of th e N o rth w e st e ra l m e rc h a n d is e as w ere also g u id a n c e a n d h elp a n d to a sk
p ro v e m o re th a n a n u isa n c e to re sid e n ts of T u a la tin v alley w ho a re ^o r aro u n d th ir ty
y ea rs.
I ts G. W . C ooper an d Sons b u t th e fo r h is c o n tin u e d le a d e rsh ip .”
b ree d in g fa rm s sent f o rth y o u n g ­ la tte r firm h ad ceased b u sin e ss V IR G IE L. F IS H E R P re s a n d
em ployed in B ig T ow n.
s te rs to w in
fam e
on m a n y b efo re 1905, le av in g M iller alo n e o w n er, L ee P h o n e Co., M a rtin s­
T h e levy of % % to 1%, a s sp e cifie d in th e la n g u a g e of th e o rd in ­
tra c k s.
HILLSBORO, OREGON
in th a t field. C h a n g es In th e o w n ­ ville. Va.
a n c e will ap p ly only a f te r a n ex e m p tio n q u a lific a tio n to be ad d ed to
S im eon R e ed w as a n ag rieu l- e rsh ip of th e g e n e ra l sto re w ere
'HAVE A YEAR'S INCOME IN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT'
the law. So, a f te r th e f ir s t a la rm s ,th e In fe re n c e is th a t th e ta x " ta p ” tu ria t, r a th e r th a n a fa rm e r. H e
fre q u e n t.
Accounts Insured to $5,000
s h o u ld n 't a n n u a lly exceed fro m »2.50 to »10 p e r a v e ra g e ta x -p a y in g m a in ta in e d a fin e re sid e n c e
in
P S. A n d erso n an d Son h a d it S. W . M cC hesney R d., P o rtla n d
wage e a rn e r.
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by
P o rtla n d an d seldom , if e v e r oc­ in 1907. F. S B o rw ick
in 1909
T h e fig u re of (2 50, lo r in sta n c e , ca n n o t be c a re le ssly sh ru g g e d cu p ied th e b e a u tifu l fa rm h o u se J a m e s E . B o rw ick 1911-1914 Al­ a S e a ttle fam ily.
asid e. I t m u s t be ad d ed to th e a lre a d y sizeab le tith e s d e m an d e d by w h ich h e p u rc h a se d from N a th a n len G. O lln g e r w as r u n n in g it in
s ta te a n d fe d e ra l Incom e tax, th e a n n u a l ta k e fo r co u n ty g o v e rn m e n t, R o b in so n a few y e a rs a f te r com ­ 1915 an d also h ad th e post o f­
a n d th e o th e r o u tr ig h t o r h id d e n a s se ss m e n ts p rev io u sly estab lish ed . in g to O reg o n . It. h o w ev er, w as fice. U n d e r th e n a m e of O lin g e r
A nd, fro m now on, th e »5 in c re a se in a u to licen se a n d a d d e d g a s-ta x h e a d q u a r te rs fo r th e a d m in is tra ­ B ro th e rs th e b u sin e ss w a s still
g o in g as la te a s th e la s t O regon
w ill m a k e ev en h e a v ie r th e per c a p ita c o n trib u tio n to “ th e A m eric an tio n of th e fa rm .
In h is p u rc h a s e s of live stock O a z a te e r, p u b lish ed In 1931.
way”.
O th e r
g e n e ra l
m e rc h a n d is e
I t la a n in e sc a p a b le c o m m e n t on th e m a th e m a tic a l law of b alan c e in E n g la n d in 1871 Mr. R eed had
th e ad v ice an d aa sistan o e of W il­ s to re s w ere o p en ed fro m tim e to
t h a t a p ro g ra m o f e x p e n d itu re s m u st be d u p lic a te d by incom e. T h is
lia m W a tso n , a S co tch m an , r a t ­ tim e . O o ssn er B ros. 1911-14. an d
ia so, w h e th e r by in d iv id u al, c o rp o ra tio n , m u n ic ip a lity o r sta te . l o o k ­ ed as one o f th e b est an d m ost
p o ssibly o th e rs. O u r d a ta la In­
in g no f u r th e r th a n th is, th e re fo re , w e ca n but bow o u r h eu d s to an ex p e rie n c e d
ju d g e s of stock In co m p lete. b u t th e y d id n o t re ­
in e v ita b le a n d a c c e p t new ta x d e m a n d s w ith a s m u c h g ra c e as is h is d ay . Mr. W a tso n rem a in ed for m a in lonfc
M ost o f th e tim e
p o ssib le u n d e r th e c irc u m sta n c e .
a tim e as su p e rin te n d e n t of th e th e re w a s only one g e n e ra l sto re
W e w ell rec o g n ise, of co u rse, th a t in a n in d iv id u a l case, e x p e n d i­ sto c k fa rm an d p resu m a b ly oc­ a t
R eedville.
A
P re s b y te r ia n
tu r e is trim m e d to m a tc h Incom e (w ith in re a so n a b le lim its a ffo rd e d cu p ied th e fa rm house.
c h u rc h w as b u ilt a b o u t 1911 an d
W h en W a tso n left T h o m a s W i hy th a t tim e R e ed v ille h a d a
by c re d it b u y in g ). W ith a city a n d m an y o th e r g o v e rn m e n ts --It
T h o m ­ p o p u la tio n of a b o u t 100.
se e m s th a t its Incom e Is fa sh io n e d to p e rm it In crea sin g e x p e n d itu re s. th lc o m b e succeed ed him
W e w ill co n clu d e o u r
sk e tch
W h e re th e in d iv id u al m u st p a re h is ex p e n se s In o rd e r to k eep a s W lth ic o m b e an d a y o u n g son.
J a m e s , h ad also ac co m p an ied th e w ith th e d e sc rip tio n of R eed v ille
so m e w h a t so lv e n t In line w ith e sta b lish e d Incom e, a n y level of gov­
R e ed c o n sig n m e n t of liv esto ck In a s giv en in P o lk 's
O a z a te e r in
e r n m e n t n eeds only reach o u t fo r m o re Incom e w ith o u t n e c e ssa rily
1871 J a m e s a f te rw a rd d istin g u is h ­ 1931. eig h tee n y e a rs ago.
The
sc ru tin is in g too c a re fu lly th e e x p e n d itu re s w hich re q u ire it.
ed h im s e lf a s a le a d e r In a g r i­ p o p u la tio n w as th e n 105 a n d Ol-
T h e H o o v er com m ission stu d y of fe d e ra l ex p e n se s illu s tr a te s th is c u ltu r a l ed u c a tio n In O regon an d
lin g e r B ro th e rs h ad th e g en e ral
tr e n d In a n a tio n a l w ay. A nd som e o f th e w o rth y c h a ritie s , w ith In th e la st y e a rs of h is life b e­
sto re. F iv e d a irie s w ere o p e ra tin g
th e ir c o n tin u in g ap p e a l fo r funds, re fle c t th e sa m e d is in te re s t in f it­ c a m e th e g o v e rn o r of th e s ta te h e re J. W C h u rch lev . O. G u s­
L eslie M S co tt w ro te of h im : ta fso n . P . A. K elley. H H a g g and
tin g e x p e n d itu re s to Incom e If th e tw o-co lo r s ta tio n e ry a n d d e c id ­
ed ly expensive p rin tin g m e th o d s used to sp re a d th e ir . m e ssa g e s is "T h e m a rc h o f th e new tim e Is th e R eed v ille D a iry co m p an y , W il­
seen In th e electio n (In 1914) of lo u g h b y C h u rch lev w as p o s tm a s ­
a n y in d ic a tio n of th e e n tire a d m in is tra tiv e p ro ce d u re .
LIBERAL
In th e city of P o rtla n d , w ith p u ttin g fo rw a rd of th is new ta x m e a ­ O re g o n 's new G overnor- a sc ien ­ te r.
tific p ro fe sso r o f soils an d farm
A. S. B e ck er w a s e n g a g e d
in
s u r e to a ffe c t n o n -re sid e n ts th e re em ployed a s w ell a s re sid e n ts, it
a n im a ls a n d w ith a l a p ra c tic a l f r u it g ro w in g a n d H. T . B ru ce
ALLOW ANCE
h a s been a d m itte d th a t th e a p p ro x im a te n ee d s o f th e c ity a re n ot
fa rm e r
O r. W lth ico m b e. th e w a s a n u t g ro w e r. H o effe l an d
k n ow n. By th e som e to k e n , th e re is no s u re in d ic a tio n of Ju st how f a r m e r
G o v ern o r, k n o w s th e S ons a n d P T S m ith w e re p oul­
ON
m u c h will be n e tte d by th e new in co m e tax . T h e w ay It lo o k s fro m p ro b lem fu lly . . . H is f s th e r,
tr y b ree d ers. J a m e s B. I m la y w as
p re lim in a ry ad v ice is th a t M adam e M ayor a n d h e r co u n cil a r e a f ­ T h o m a s W ith y co m b e, w as a p io n ­ In th e g ra in an d feed b u sin e ss.
YOUR
Convenient
f rig h te d by th e possib ility of trim m in g ex p e n se s (e sse n tia ) serv ices, e e r o f th e la te r se ttle m e n t p e r­
T h re e c o n tra c to rs w e re lo cated
Monthly
C o u n ty an d h e re F ra n k F o w ells, W a lte r Hl-
th e y a re d u b b ed ). A nd by th is new ta x a tio n sch ed u le, p lu s th e ir iod of W a sh in g to n
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pious p ra y e rs of p o litical prop h ecy , th ey ho p e to build u p th e m u n ic i­
ck e n lo o p e r and W . W a rre n . T h e re
g o n .”
pal m oneybags.
w ere tw o g a ra g e s. W . M S n ip es
I t is in te re s tin g to n o te th a t a n d L. R Ooit. T h e la tte r also
‘ E ss e n tia l s e rv ic e s” sh o u ld not be d en ied If th ey a r e e sse n tia l.
th is d istin g u ish e d m an o b ta in e d i rn n a b la c k sm ith shop.
T h eo
B u t w ill g o v e rn m e n t -at ail levels e v e r h e a r o f E co n o m y ?
his e a rly ex p e rien c e
in p ra c tic a l
N a u lt h ad a
c a r p e n te r sh o p an d
I t m ig h t be w o rth ex p lo rin g .
f a rm in g a t R eed v ille farm . Geo. \ M
Je n se n w as a w ell d ig g e r
G am rn le .a n o th e r S co tsm an , w ho
At p re se n t R eed v ille h a s a pop-
h ad com e w ith a
la te r consign- u la tlo n of ah o u t 250 W ith
th e
m en t of Im p o rted
liv esto ck , fol- g ro w th of A loha, tw o m iles
to
1 FO« TTN MON IT. Y ou h a v e n 't seen a value like it since b efo re th e W a r T ake it
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low ed
T hom as
W lth ic o m b e
a s ! th (, pa!,t. R eed v ille h a s declined
fro m us. M o n tag c u ts n o c o r n e r, on q u a lity or w o rk m an sh .p in th is full size
s u p e rin te n d e n t
an d W illiam H. *s a
tr a d in g c e n te r h u t re m a in s
r a n « .. I t . a m aa .n g new w a rp -p ro o f " T -K " e le m e n t, are th e e a sie st to clean of
M c F ld o w n e y h ad c h a rg e fo r six an im p o rta n t
c e n te r of d airy ,
an y m ade. T h e o v en . . b ig h a . aafe. n o -tilt ra c k ., i . F ib e r g la , m .u l.t e d all
y e a rs H e used to ex h ib it blood- , p o u ltry , fru it a n d n u t
p ro d u c ­
aro u n d . Com # in to o n ; ask ab o u t all its featu res
ed liv e sto c k a t th e
S ta te F a ir tlo n
t FO« TMI «HOW Y o u 'll w an t to put on a show the m in u te th is b e a u ty ta k e , the
an d c a rrie d aw a y m a n y prlaes
(C o n tin u ed n e x t w eek )
fo r c a ttle , h o rses, sh e ep a n d h o g s _______ .
s t a g , in y o u r k .tc h .n T h e h ard , sm ooth p o rcelain e n .m e l finiah sta y s b ea u tifu l
L o o k it o v e r: aee how th e o n e-p iece top w ith no g ro o v e , o r c o m e r , s a v e , w o rk
In 187« G eo rg e T h in g (th e pre- K IN D N E S S C R O W S
se n t g e n e ra tio n spells It T h v n g '
T h e y w ho s c a tte r w ith on e h an d ,
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TO OFT RIADV. W h a t d o y o u m ean, G et rea d v ? H . r . ’.
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For a while it l<*okrd like we'd
done co m fo rtab ly , and th e m rr-
ca m e to R eed v ille.
b u ilt a resl- g a th e r w ith tw o n o t a lw a y s in
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hare to put up parking m eters.
rh a u ts have a b e tte r place to p. *
d en ce an d o pened
a sto re, th e coin, h u t In k in d N o th in g m u lti-
Folks working in tow n— including
th a n th ey had before. J u s t took a
4 TO OOI M eal* re a lly go. w ith " T K " u ni t s F o u r F A I T
.
.
f irs t In th a t place.
H e also ser- plies so m uch a s klndnews
some of tVe sto re o w n ers—w ere
. . . p . H . c . 1 , c o n tr o lltd
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little frien d ly co-o p eratio n to m ake
ved a s p o s tm a s te r a n d s ta tio n
—J o h n W ra v
taking up all of th e sp a re along
everybody h ap p y .
Main S tre et.
From w here I sit. m ost d lfier-
P u b lish e d F rid a y of ea ch w eek by T h e P io n e e r P u b lish in g Co., a t
B e av e rto n . O regon. E n te re d a s second-class m a tte r a t th e P o st O ffice
B e a v e rto n . O regon.
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Old Time and Modern Dancing
Mother Earth
SHADYSIDE
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OPEN A
Savings Account
Your Savings Are Insured for
Safety Up to $5,000.00
2V4%
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and Loan Association
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See This New Montag
ELECTRIC RANGE at
TERRY'S FURNITURE
From where I sit...
Joe Marsh
How We Licked
The Parking Problem
F a rm e r* coining in to shop never
found a place to p a rk , and som e­
tim es had to lug stu ff a h a lf mile
o r so. Some s ta rte d to do th e ir b uy­
in g in o th e r tow ns. F in a lly , «tore
o w n ers and fa rm e rs h ad a g et-
to g e th e r— w ith th e re su lt th a t th e
em p ty field n e a r th e dep o t w as
fixed up fo r all-day p ark e ra .
ences esn be ironed out by jum
talk in g th in g s o v er—mar he w ith a
cup of coffee o r g lass of b rer an 1
seeing th e o th er person'» side of it.
N ext tim e you have a problem or
a little difference to se ttle , why not
try ju st th a t?
Jyk’ (hUxj^
Now farm er* get th e ir sh o p p in g
O. R. NICHOLSON & SON
O r a l« , in SCRAP IRON
Sorten**,
Rodiotor*.
Bros*.
Aluminum
Coopar
Laod and Z inc
TERRY'S
FURNITURE CO
O p e n 8 To 8 P. M.
2286 N E Canyon Road
Phone Beaverton 4703
M ayba you th in k we*re e n th u sia stic
• bout th is new M o n tag econom y rang*.
W e are . And you w ill be to o w hen
you see all you get fo r so little . D o n ’t
le t a lim ite d b udget put a lim it on y o u r
k itch en plans C om e on in rig h t aw ay
and sea how a a .y it i . to have th e clean,
e le c tric cooking you w ant.
H IG H E S T m i C E S P 4 l l t
Phone
N aor U n ion O il Depot
B e a v e r t o n 4881
—
B erth a B ew ertete H i w av
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