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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1949)
T ualatin V alley Production Loans Available For Qualified Farms FARM NEWS cessary credit from commercial or ! gressive farm business, private source«. Wh" * P r^ ren ce is given to war Jobless Number Valley Breeders Exhibit Collies Gresham Show Loans are based on »•canty of ^ Hojue Admm. I T O t O l S H i g H C S * land tenure on a satisfactory farm ¡.^ration loan.-. C v e A a l £ 4 A J/ and may be made for-farm opemt Advances are limited to a mat E X C C p T TOY ! ? * ? 0 .ng expenses and the purchase of i imum of 53500.00 and terms and| Collie breeders of the Tualatin Production loan funds are avail- livestock and equipment essential repayment may be from one to 1 Unemployment figures for Ore- Valiev will . be „ among those ex- able to qualified family type farm- in establishing approved farm five years. gon during July roomed to the l ,. ... ers who are unable to obtain ne-' practices and conducting a pro- highest mid-summer total vet re- ^ | *he Pac,flc Northwe«t corded. with the exception of j. Collie Club, inc., at the Multnomah Gresham on August 1 1946 when veterans and war in- county ^a' r I dustry workers were changing 28. Rosa M. Burrell, secretary of i over to peacetime Jobs, and in the club, is prepared to give all Washington county the new necessary information to anyone claims are following the same calling her at TAbor 1072. Among those expected to par trend. ticipate in the event are Mrs. this development is not a CHICAGO—"Food poisoning" of , . That „ 1 , . , .. - , "Bud Isaacson. Mrs. Alvin and WHEN YOU PLACE YOUR GROCERY ORDER is further indicated in the w_ u, _ .. _ the milder type called food Infec freak _____. , , „ Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cartwright, comparison of claims for 1948 tion, which is prominent in sum all o f Cedar Mill; Mr. and Mrs. mer, usually comes from eating ant* l 9^9" ^ as o f August 5. Roy Van Mere. Sherwood; Mrs. Starting a new benefit year, contaminated meat or milk, says Walter Hawxhurst, Tualatin and James A. Brussel, M. D., assistant claims in August reached 31.533 Mrs. John Bilieu. of Tigard. Solid Packed Horse Meat director of Willard State Hospital. I as aKainst I®-590 In l®*8 Everyone who owns a pure-bred If. Y. The county office of the state collie is invited and encouraged Writing in the current (Aug- unemployment service. recently to take part in_ th e "show There ust) issue of Hygeia, health mag- instituted at Hillsboro, showed 534 wi„ be clas;jes for ieg for azine of the American Medical new claims of 1.622 c.a.ms and ana a total lulu , 01 aw dojfs QVer c # ¿rg oW f stud Association. Dr. Brussel points compensable cla.ms for July. Jh.s for brood matrons and Quality Dog and Cat Food out that food infection can be total payment of *22.308 eny ag we„ ag #avera, Qther * a>a. attributed especially to meat from With Congress refusing to ex- es. diseased animals and dairy prod- tend the period during which vet- The ghow wl|, be he)d ucts. This condition can often be « a n , of World War I I might doors ^ obedience traced to meat pies .salads, and J°‘ n the “ 52-20 club r.ghts of tra(nl wl„ be h ,d f For Economy unsupervised milk and milk prod- nearly 90,000 state claimants ex whQ .g welcomp tQ work * u„ uct manufacturing. P>red with the end of July. How- ^ ^ Q Items handled in the kitchen ever, in Hillsboro, there were 44 'The Three Tops In Pet Foods' selected as judge of entries. and allowed to stand some time initial claims to add to the con- Dog owners planning to show before serving are also to be sus-1 tinued claims of 573 plus 15 self- their collies are offered the follow j pected. he indicates. employed. About 5.500 veterans, ing advice from the club on pre Food infection is caused by discharged after July 25, 1947, re paring the dogs for showing: germs which the foods contain, main eligible for coverage. Start getting your dog ready for Symptoms of the disease are fe- Figures from Hillsboro show the the show now by brushing him ver. gastrointestinal Irritation, greatest unemployment during . . vomiting, and diarrhea. The dis-!the third week of July in food d■ * ‘ "J* •*' ‘ J* ®“ *0Bt Two Phones To Serve You; Tigard 3944 or A T 4768 ease usually Is mild and recovery processing. with 130 claimants. * e . 3 a. , is rapid without complications in followed by logging and lumber. ^ ont 1 a' * )e °'* TUALATIN OREGON the common, less serious. Infec-' 71. and construction. 16. the show and keep hes coat brush- tions. Statewide. meanwhile, covered ed Brushing only takes a few Another form of "food poison- pay rolls during the second quar- minutes each day. Get those knots Ing.” food intoxication, has no ter of 1949 continued to run about out from behind his ears They seasonal identification but is a 3% behind the all-time records wil1 be ea9y to cut out with the very severe disease. It 1« caused established in 1948 scissors I f your dog need, addi- by poisons produced by germs in Oregon’s unemployment benefit »tonal trimming, any of the club food, not by food itself. These trust fund amounts to almost *85 members will help you at the germs may enter food during million, close to the high estab- show. preparation and multiply if it is lished in November. 1948. Aver- Start brushing those puppies too stored without refrigeration. :ige tax rate for 1950 will be cut and get them used to It—they’ll "Beware of homemade products, from 1.1 to 1.2 percent because of like it. And don’t forget to teach particularly such products as sau- racent legislative amendments your dog to lead Put a collar on sage meat and beef and pork pro- which considerably lowered indiv- him and let him wear it a day or ducta manufactured without the idual employer reserves required two and then attach the leach supervision and approval of the U. for reduced experience rates. Take it easy at first—just a few 3. Public Health Service and kept - ______________________ _ minutes at a time. Be sure to give him plenty of pats and tell him awaltlng sale in places without how good he is—they like en- proper refrigeration.’’ Dr. Brussel njquPi pasteurization, and refriger- REMEMBER Food Infection Traced To Meat, Dairy Products BfAVtRTON ENTERPRISE— Fndoy, August 26, 1949 TIMOTHY'S FRUIT STAND 1115 S. E. Canyon Rd. CAN Opposite Haskell Center PEACHES HAY NOW - FEED - POULTRY SUPPLIES FISHER THORSEN PAINTS PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES J . B . J m L u & s . o n ó BLUE MOUNTAIN: DESCO: WHIFF: Put a Wag In Your Dog's Tail You Wouldn’t advtaos. BUY a Car Blindfolded! .itn>n. "Carefully wash all foods eaten raw, first making certain your own hands are clean. Don’t eat uncooked or wild items unless you are sure you know what you are depositing within your body. The hazards 1 here Include poisonous mushrooms, certain fish and bi- valves. " I f you are swayed by the prej- udice of cow-to-consumer milk and milk products. remember that only clean dairies that scupulously follow the most rigid aseptic tech- together with bottling, bring you dairy products you can confidently feel are free f r0m tuberculosis. diphtheria, streptococcus. and other disease organisms. | “The home-preserved food not properly sealed at time of making | tg a pr|me source of spoilage. Be- ware of the can whose ends are bulging because of the putrefac- t j V e passes within When a canned food hag a !ancid odor, gas hub- bles, or unappetizing. softened solid parts, throw it out!” From where I s it... ¿y J o e Marsh B lIM O lO t D Cither! With your eyes wide open, look carefully at all the facts and figures. COMPARE financing plans just as critically as you compare car values. See for yourself how an auto loan at this bank will save you time and money. • No co-makers are required (your car is your collateral). • Loans are made within 2-1 hours. • You nsay establish credit in advance. Come in and get the complete story . . . it means money in your pocket! The Commercial Bank of Oregon 8848 N. W. C A N Y O N ROAD MEMBER W EST S M IT E F E D E R A L DEPOSIT INSURANCE C O R PO R A TIO N If They're Wild, They Belong To Tik! Saw Tik Anderson last week and was reminded of the first time I ever spoke to him. The missus had sent me out one Saturday afternoon to hunt for some blackberries. I took a long hike and couldn’t find any. Finally, 1 came to Tik’s house along that low.stretch east of the fork on River Road. “ Hi there,” I says, “any blackberries around here?” Tik says, "There used to be—but I don’t know much about things that grow wild." Later, I found how Tik supports his family by picking berries. Ever since. I’ve been like the rest of folks in town —respectful of his right not to tell where “his” berries grow. From where I sit, respecting other folks’ rights comes natural in our town . . . in America for that matter! Whether it’s a person's right to enjoy a temperate glass of beer or ale, or whether it’s Tik Anderson's right to keep secret where his berries are, it’s all a big part of a real democracy! OtUu£ Copyright, 1949, l nittd States Ureters Foundation THEIR and our LOSS is YOUR GAIN NOW Thoutoadt and Thousands of Coats and Saits that wato vary slightly touched by »moke from tha odjoia- ■Of kuilomg go on sola at tha mast ridiculously law gricas io Portland ! history. Volaos to 4 95 <|Q- Strows & Fait, Now 400 LADIES' HATS 100 TWEED COATS v— CHOP T V r n S T C d llV Ill I vU rt 1 Valso* to 19 95 ” ,.’?P w“' 100% Waal Mony rotori Mony stylos. 100 SH0RTT COATS Coverts, Twaads, Ptoidv Solids SPtCIAM Valaas ta 29.95 Piara Backs 30 White Long Coats Covert 9.88 cloth, t teas at A others 200 LONC COATS • 100<< WooL • Values to 29.R.V O tied*. Green*. Pink*. Tweed* and other color* It44! a44 4 Gabardine k Covert • 100-, Wool O Valuea to 49.95 site* 10 to 44 LARCE SIZE COATS • \ • Sisea 39 to 46. aluea to 49.90. • Gabardine. Covert#, Crrpea. • 100% Wool. | A | SINGER DRESS Co. its «.«* • .Site* I t to 44 • Holld color*, tv • 190% W ool. • Valuca to 4*96 .«r * â ró r° » ''° o . 50 LARCE SIZE SUITS • Siam W tr> 44 • Value* to 1 W.M • 100 , W ool. MAKE EASY You'll find them— yes a com plete stock of school supplies and textbooks VERTON oA at your Bea- PHARMACY — in the heart of BEAVERTON. «W A N IM A L A LLE R G IE S Antihistamine drugs are being used on an Increasing scale by veterinarians to relieve allergic conditions in animals. DRUGS Cows drugs to will lose amounts AND G R A IN fed thyroid-stimulating increase milk production ' weight unless given extra of grain. R. Wallace Boyd George O. Fairchild On Broadway Phone 2311 VeawiionVkam/icii “ PRESCRIPTION STORE TRI-STATE EASTERN 100% PARAFFINE BASE OIL PREMIUM MOTOR OIL GUARANTEED 2,500 MILES MOST FAVORABLE GRADE TOP LUBRICATION, at any speed or tefnperature REGULAR 30c VALUE 23c NOW! $ 4 .8 0 QT. CASE 24 Qts WE GIVE J and F NATIONAL PROFIT SHARING COUPONS C7AYE SILOS N o w A vailable m jm 'r S ’os ar« steam cured for and durability. OUR GAS Regular P R IC E S Ethyl 27c Gallon Gallon Strength 9 ™ 12 x ’ economically Priced SU’ ..... $771 erected Watch for date of next drawing F r further information writ# LX THA 500 LONC COATS It will soon be time to apply the fall spray to peaches for the con trol of coryneum blight says Pal mer S. Torvend County Agent. This spray should be applied as soon as each variety of peaches is picked and beforp the fall rains begin. For this spray the county office recommends three-fourths of one pound of phygon per 100 gallons of water, and this spray to be used without spreader or sticker. In cases where peach leaf curl was particularly severe last year it is suggested that instead of following the phvgon sprav pro gram that a 8-8-100 Bordeaux spray he used. This spray should not be applied before the 15th of September. An earlier application of Bordeaux may cause severe injury to young wood of many varieties of peaches and may also cause premature defoliation. The only reason for recommend ing Bordeaux in cases o f severe peach leaf curl over the use of i phvgon is because it has a greater lasting effect. | A LEARNING TH A T Concr et e 1 100 SUITS Spraying In Fall For Peach Blight Due Before Rain S TA R TIN G FEED One of the best starting feeds for baby pigs Is rolled oats. FIRE SMOKE SALE FIRE INSURANCE CO. MAKES GENEROUS SETTLEMENT KIND mechanical cougagement Asivtnútmtnt Don't Choose four Financing Plan THE (.44 i.K ! Seed Silo Co. 220’ j East 5th Street Mc M i.nnv;l!e, Oregon ATHLETES FOOT GERM KILL IT IN ONE HOUR. YOUR S.V RACK. I f not pleased. The germ grows D EEPLY. To kill It. you must REACH K. Get TE-OL at any drug store A STRONG fungicide, made | with 90^ alcohol, it PENE TR ATE S Reaches More Germs Today at Beaverton Pharmacy HANCOCK SUPtR SIRVICE STATION COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR P W. < Pat) K IR WAN. Prop. 177 E. BROADW AY Pickup and Delivery Service OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Beaverton 2531 Across from New Safeway AND Electrical Service
