T ualatin V alley F A R M N E W S
NOW
Mr. Mac” McCool of Vernonia.
Oregon, was a visitor at the K A
Harvey home on Laidlaw Road on
Sunday. December the 11th.
The McCool family formerly re
sided on McDaniel Road in the
home now occupied by Mr. and
Mi-s Paul Smith.
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BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE —Friday, December 30, 1949
r AX H E l.I* TO FARMERS
Forest Grove and Hillsboro will
be visited the first two weeks of
January, ltM , by deputy collectors
who will assist farmers in filing
Forms liMOKS, declaration of esti
mated tax for calendar year 1949
Schedule for Forest Grove, in the
city hall, will be January 3. In
Hillstioro, the dates are from llih
of January to 13 inclusive and on
January 16, 20ft Commercial Nation
al Hank Building
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W HILE THESE BARGAINS LAST
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BEST WISHES
A Happy
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New Year in
the grand
HAPPY
old way is
NEW YEAR
our hope
lor you
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DEAN'S
W o m n 'i T t w o tnd Country A p p a r t i
CANTON ROAD at WIST SLOP!
REXALL
DRUG
PO U LTR Y O PE R A TIO N S FROM the egg to the final axe
was told in an account which revealed the life of some 3800 White
. Leghorn chickens at Gerald W. Avery's farm, about one and a
half miles out of Tualatin,
By BILL SIEBERTS
Home Counseling Department Beaverton Furniture
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for 1950* A
The answers to everyday
Insurance problems*
By Leonard Adams
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QUESTION: A young friend of
my son's drove up Into the hills
on a fishing trip a couple of
weeks ago. He left a valuable
rifle and some expensive fishing
gear In his parked car while he
fished along the banks o f a
stream. When he returned he
found the car had been broken
into and the rifle, fishing gear
and some other items stolen. He
was not insured so he had to
stand the loss. However, I have
a theft policy and I ’d like to
know if it would protect me in
a similar situation.
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TELEVISION SET UP
I f and when television comes
to your home it w ill pose a new
problem in furniture arran ge
ment. The reason is obvious.
W i t h r a d io y o u r c o n v e r s a
tional groupings are closer to
gether because “seeing" is not
involved. In television the set
mast be a comfortable distance
away. (T h is distance varies*With
different sets and screen sieies.)
One very attractive w a y to
group your furniture is illustrat
ed above. Note how it follows
the pattern used in many homes
w here the fireplace is the cent
er of interest. This set-up is ideal
for video-viewing . . . but you no
doubt can think of many others.
End tables and coffee tables
w ill be much in demand in this
type of arrangem ent because
your friends w ill “stay put'
longer and w ill need the space
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for refreshm ents and cigarette
trays.
You can easily make this new
medium of entertainment fit Into
y o u r l i v i n g room d e c o r a t in g
scheme with the proper furni
ture and placement. Y'ou’ll find
many comfortable chairs and so
fas in our store from which to
view your favorite programs.
A n d remember, our ideas and
suggestions are also yours for
the asking. D rop in and talk it
over with us . . . and together
w e ’ll work out ideas for your
ow n specific needs.
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SOII, CO NSERVATIO N as an insurance for the future strength
of the good Mother Earth was told in story and in pictures
A N S W E R ; .Your insurance man
can interpret your particular
policy but as a general rule,
must Resident Theft policies
written during the past several
years would protect you fully
under the circumstances de
scribed, if the "theft away from
the premises” clause Is Included.
MR and MRS L C
. . . . don’t forget, our Home
Counseling Service is for your
use. >
HARRELL
HARRELL BEAVERTON STUDIO
BEAVERTON FURNITURE
For the Modem House
CApitol 2380
Phones
Beaverton 4002
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TV M E T .
or "Tualatin Valley
Means Fine Tobacco" might be the
chn.it of Joe Begne, tobacco grow
er of Tigard.
Readers learned to their surprie»-
that a virile strain of tobacco
blooms and ripens in this gently-
climated area
Joe stoutly avows his tobacco
leaves produce the finest smoking
tnbac'-o he has found so fat.
But then, Joe is a stout man!
made in ihr high spin/ of hope and ambition.
San ess to all oj you.
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BOB WARNER
BEAVERTON BARBER SHOP
Get the greatest
return
from your equipment invest
ment by keeping it in top con
dition' Good care of your John
Deere Farm Equipment will
not only eliminate the rick of
troublesome, untimely delays
but will also assure longer,
more efficient performance.
If it s parti you peed, see us.
We sell only genuine John
Deere parts. For recondition
ing service, you’ll find ouro
efficient and economical. See
us for further information.
HESSELS
TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO.
121 8. E. Morrison Street
Phone Beaverton 4381
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PAUL SCHAEFER
O. R. NICHOLSON
SCRAP METAL DEALER
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"Personal Insurance Service"
Phone 3831 Any Tim«
73 Broadway,
Beaverton
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Leonard Adams
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// ’hatever your /yjo Xrzi Year s resolutions
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* If you will address your own
insurance questions to this of
fice. we'll try to give you the
correct answers and there will
be no charge of obligation of
any kind.
Near Union Oil Depot
Bertha Beaverton Hiway
L I K E A P A G E FROM A FOIMiOTTEN book was the look we
directed toward this Tigard landmark, ye olde smithy shop
Horseshoeing is practically a lost art but the venerable village
blacksmith, William L. A r m s keeps on, abreast of the times
Portland 4, Oregon
Phone KAit 4939
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