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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ÎI, 1934 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE Page 3 BUY>«ö SELL List Your W ants, Rentals, Articles for Sale or Trade and Miscellaneous Wants, in These Columns Classified Rates IIOLSE FOR RENT r a d io r e p a ir in g SA Y S W IL L ROGERS Continued from Page 1 FOR RENT—6-room Modern House, | DeCJ^VRK RADIO SHOP 55 S. W. ent go to the picture at all. But if we garage. H acre of ground, in Ber- i Morrison BEacon 7678, Sales, ser get letters, why that tickles us to thold addition $15 mo. Harry L. vice, amplifiers and electrical appli death. We know that they are right 2 Cents a word per issue. a n ce, Battery Sets and equipment. Robinson. Phone Beaverton 7007. with us. That they have seen the pic Minimum 25o CASH with copy ture, aud that they are awake, and fol MISt ELLAN EOUS REAL. ESTATE lowing the story every minute. It ROOF COATING. Stops all Leaks NEW SUBDIVISION shows that we got their interest. Classified Ads appear in Preserves, keeps composition and $75 per acre, 20 per cent cash down, An audience loves to pick out things, Beaverton Enterprise wood shingles from curling and bal easy, 30 acres in 5-acre tracts in and I tell you it keeps us ull worrying Multnomah Press blowing off. Guar. Estimates free Reedville homes; rich soil, small to get em little uew things and ideas Tigard Sentinel WA. 2581, 652 N. Ainsworth, Mr. brush & stumps, some timber. Very to pick out. Now take scenes where a Aloha News Branstner. desirably located Will gladly show horse has quite a lot to do. We may you See Gibson, Metzger-Parker Co. use five or six different horses in that MOTOR REPAIR AT. 8611, SE. 5136. picture, one to jump the fence, another Complete Eastern Washington that will open the gate, another that USED MOTORCYCLE PARTS—Ev County and Western Multnomah REPAIR GOLF CLUBS —RACKETS will make a wild run dowm hill. An ery part for All Makes; larges’ stock County Coverage. in northwest, H. W. WARRENS DON’T THROW AWAY OLD CLUBS other Just for the close ups. But that CO.. lU I \\\ st Burnside, BRoad- or Rackets—Bring them to the only dont do a bit of good, an audience AUCTION SAI.ES way 2327. equipped golf and tennis repair shop wont pay a bit of attention to it, and in Portland. We can rebuild them wont write us a single letter about it, WILSON'S Auction Ho.ue. Auc Ml SICAI. INSTRUMENTS like new. Prices always reasonable till somebody conceived the Idea of tion sales every Monday Wed- having one of the horses white and the 322 S. W. 5th Ave. AT. 5963. • • • needay, Friday, 10 a. m. 721- VISIT DISTRIBUTOR PIANO EM other black. Then they picked out a 729 2nd ave, near Morrison PORIUM—We buy, sell and ex little t h i n g l i k e RESTAURANTS AND CAFES change, factory distributors and that r i g h t away. AUTO INSURANCE dealers bankrupt stocks. We pay WHITE ROSE CAFE 136 S. W. Morri But that one was cash, sell for less. Good used Piano son BE. 9096 other location 18 N. W. big and one was lit FARMERS AUTOMOBILE $49.50 to $100, Grand’s $225 up. Come 3rd Ave., Special Chicken Dinners tie never seem to Inter- see, buy and save, fiee delivery, Southern Style on Sundays. Week interest ein. They | INSURANCE TALLMANS, 1135 S. W. Washing ly meals 15o and up. Just s l e e p right \ i / Exchange ton at 12th, Portland. through that. So It Country Rates on Fords, Chevs., and SAWDUST BURNERS Just keeps a direc all cars in the same price class. For RENT A PIANO OR RADIO—Rent to WEST COAST BUILT, SOLD AND tor worried pretty Public Liability (1020) Property apply; 5c music sale. Phonograph installed under personal supervision near nuts to think Damage (5000) and Fire and TheL record exchange, Special guitar sale. of Mr. Bruce, guaranteed to give up something sub $17.80 the first six months; $7.80 each Marion Clark will demonstrate his entire satisfaction in every way. tie like that, that six months thereafter. easy guitar method. DAY MUSIC See them, day or night ,at 2019 E. they will keep their C. A. BENNETT CO., 4th & Taylor AT. 3454. minds on. 1 tell you Burnside. EA. 9698. Local Agent, Maplewood, Ore. this thing of trying to keep the world BRoadway 2705 SAXOPHONES- trumphets, SCAVENGERS amused is a tough job. clarinets, banjos, guitars, violins, etc. OLIPHANT & BATES LNS. AGENCY And now that they are cleaning 933 S. W. Taylor St, Portland, Oregon free with regular priced lessons. . GIEBEL HANS—3952 N. Commer everything up to, its making it worse BRroadway 5553 cial St. MUrdock 1546- Formerly still. Now they wont pay any attention Portland Music Co., 334 S. W. the PUBLIC SANITARY SERVICE to em at ull. no matter how many mis Washington st., AT. 7850. AUTOMOTIVE Co., Inc. takes we put In. I hope the whole thing MOTOR KEBUU.DING M l SIC TEACHERS—VOCAL clears up before 1 get back. In fact SCHOOLS MOTOR REBORING from 2 inch to BUSIINELL, THEODORA, VOCAL thats why I sorter had to duck out was 11 inch, OSTLIND MOTOR M A-! STUDIO 507 Columbia bldg., BEacon MOLER Barber College—This In to let this morality wave kinder blow ternational System is the scientific over. CHINE WORKS, 821 S. W. Oak. 7617. Class and Private Lessons. wav: some nav; 3 teachers. Write BRoadway 6222. Back-to-new b y , ------- Well anyhow Its good to get away or call 227 S. W. 3d ave.. Portland. OPTOMETRISTS factory modern methods. BARBERING TAUGHT—Two schools from it all for awhile. Maby they will get onto something else by the time 1 DR. DELA B. HOWARD, 1618 S. W. in Portland, Oregon; some pay, lat CLEANING «V PRESSING get back. We are a people that dont 14h ave. BEacon 5301 Refraetionists est scientific equipment; expert in stay with one thing very long. We MENS Suits, Overcoats, Cataract a specialty. structors. MODERN BARBER stayed with the Republicans longer cleaned and pressed. Felt COLLEGE, 1038 S. W. 1st Ave, cor. than we ever did with anybody else, PERSONAL hats cleaned and blocked. Main or 135 Madison St., Portland, but that taught us a lesson, and we Cash and Carry Chicago Oregon. will see that that dont hnppcn again. Cleaners, 3rd & Jefferson AT. 8992. MUSICIANS AND ENTERTAINERS! Supplied for all occasions, Singers j So here we go steaming into the beau PACIFIC SCHOOL Dancers, Orchestra, Novelty Acts, tiful Pacific Ocean. CLOCK & WATCH REPAIRING OF BEAUTY CULTURE © 1934, ktcNim tkt Syndic at*. Inc. Leibbrand Musicians’ Agency, 203 ; 225 Morgan Bldg. BE. 0643 B. W. COBB—Expert in fine watches Studio Bldg., Tel. BE. 6178. Use classified ad« to dispose of Spring and Electric clocks. 15 Years STOVES articles not in use. 'Irade them for in Gerlinger Bldg., 2d and Alder, 2d OREGON SANITARIUM, Women’s something you cun use or sell them .. .ailments. Maternal & surg. cases floor. AT. 5032. taken. Reas. 3323 N. E. Union Ave. Come to Stove Headquarters out right for a profit to youtiself. For any Kind of Range, Wood, Gas. DAIRY TR. 3720. Electric, or combination, new or FRUTIGER DAIRY 6669 Capitol hwy. BATHS Naturopath, electro-thera used, Priced Right. Hillsdale, ATwater 1531, Gold Medal py; diseases of women a Lang Stove Co. THE grade A raw; pasteurized milk, specialty. Dr Ellen DuBoise, 210 Pan 1017 S. W. 6th Ave. Phone AT. 2070 cream, buttermilk. G ABEL SCH O OL ama Bldg., ATwater 0916. TANK MANUFACTURERS DOG CAT HOSPITAL Instruments, piano Private Day School H A W A IIA N and harmony Free BEALL PIPE & TANK CORP 1945 N. I ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPI for Boys and Girls Bessie Andrews, 309 Alisky Columbia blvd. WAlnut 3171. Hell TAL will gladly answer questions guitar. Accredited hoists and dump bodies. Irrigation BR. 1082. concerning your pets. HUTHMAN'S Bldg. High School and and drainage supplies. Veterinary Hospital 2137 S. E. 7th Elementary Departments MRS. S. CLAIRE — P S Y C H I C Ave., EA. 3105. VACUUM CLEANERS Reader, 1226 S. W. Pack Ave., i Term Begins Sept. 10 E NGIN E ERI NG— MINI NO ALL MAKES BE 6703 1826 S. W. 13th Ave. BE. 8313 _____________________________________ j Repairs, Sales, Exchangee, Rentals FRANK E. HOBSON, 625 Board of BUKKHOLTZ Magic Arch-supports [ New and Rebuilt Cleaners and Parts Trade Bldg. ATwater 1966. STARK'S 512 E. Burnside St. eliminate swelling and pain in ankles * STARK S ol2 At Grand Ave. EA. 1069, Portland.Or feet and legs. Office 731 S. W. 11th EQUIPMENT RENTALS D O R R A IN E HALL BE. 3846. TRADES WANTED EQUIPMENT RENTALS -Fransen’s A Modem Priced Hoarding School UNDER PRESENT CONDITIONS Shop rents Floor Sanders, Floor for little Girls to 1» years; Boys to USE one may trade to a better advant Polishers, Spray Guns, White Wash 6 yrs. Nursery School, Kindergar G O L D S T A U B S A L V E age. We have many interesting Sprayers, Extension Ladders, Swing ten, Primary For Boils, Carbuncles, Athlete s Foot, trades listed here. List your prop Stages, Jack-screws, and other items Inflamed Varicose Veins, Felons, erty with us, non-exclusively for res. cates. Send for price circular Opening September 17 Abcess, Pus Formations, prevents quick action. CLAUDE E. HEN 2209 N. W. Thurman St., Portland. Lancing—Leaves No Scar 4635 8. E. 28th Avenue DERSON, 503 Guardian Bldg., AT. Oregon, BR. 1974, BR. 0716. This Salve is Invaluable Write or phone for Catalog GA.1203 6733. For Sale at V. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS W A NTED—MISC ELLA N EOUS Owl Drug Stores, Meier & Frank, Fred SANDERSON SAFETY SUPPLY CO Meyers, or write 3322 Vancouver Ave., WANTED—LIVE POULTRY—Prem F. P. Tracy, Mgr., 131 S. W. 4th Inclosing $1.00 FINLEY A HON ium prices paid for colored hens & ave., ATwater 9817. Safety devices. Funeral Directors roasters,. See us before selling your Montgomery St, 4th FEMININE HYGIENE Leghorn Hens. COLUMBIA PRO FOR SALE to Fifth X-TEX SPECIAL—Never before sold DUCE CO., 322 S E Oak St.,at Union Motor Equipment, WILL SELL CHEAP OR TRADE, under $595, for limited time com Ave. Telephone EAst 5879, Port Staff & Facilities for IPlIM I I (. US plete $3.45, for feminine hygiene. on account of sickness, 120 pure land, Oregon. MUHI KI I W Serving Portland and Best by test. X-TEX PORTLAND bred Angora rabbits and seven Its Suburb« DISTRIBUTORS, 429 Lumberman's WANTED TO BUY—Cheap horses hutches. Make offer. Write Y. J. for fox feed. Bebcut Silver Fox Bldg., AT. 0377, GA. 2781 Morton, Newberg. Farm, Aloha. Phone Beaverton ; SANNAN BUCK For Sen-ice 7428 ( PHOTOGRAPHERS 9725. 2 4 th A n n u al — - Capitol Hill Rd. Phone BR. 6722 I _____ ' DON'T THROW THAT OLD FURN Artistic Porträ ts at The GASOLINE—PUMPS ITURE AWAY When you move. , Portland s tu d io We buy furniture, stove« or what ( W. R. KARN PUMP SERVICE. 619 S. 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Oregon O ptical S ervice Piano, Piano Accordian Teacher ■ I D p .Carl J. HIDES, WOOL, CASCARA BARK PIANO, PIANO ACCORDIAN. HAR PORTLAND, OREGON MONY. THEORY Analysis- Result« HIDES & WOOL. CASCAR»—A spec BR SADWAY to first ’esson or no cost, correspond ialty. LEE BROS.. 431 8 W. Front BUS. 0 2 2 2 S h o w s In O n # — I I o cre t under one ence or studio $1 per week. Georg Ave.. ATwater 5334. ro o f E x h ib its of per# b red liv e sto c k . Peterson, 2181 N. W. Glisan, High Dog», P o u ltry , Pet Stock, W ild l.f e , lo n d HORSES. MULES, COWS land Court, 22nd & Glisan. BR 1950. Prod ucts, M an u factu red Products 4 H 35c PA CIFIC INTERNATIONA! LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION H u r l e y J. O. Johnson Always a Good supply on Hand at POULTRY WANTED ATTORNEY AT LAW Fair Prices, guaranteed as repre-i Johnson Bldg., Tigard. Oregon sented and delivered. Base Line ALL KINDS OF POULTRY WAN Stables, V* ml. East of 12 Mile cor-j TED— Phone SU 5727 or write 10015 Hours 2-5 on Wednesdays A Saturdays j ner on Base Line rd., Portland. H Powell bl.d., Portland. CASH PAID| Tigard Phones 52 or 0351 Baumer, SU. 3656 Troutdale R 2,| We will call. Box 240. 1 IORSE SHOW RODEO October 6 BY TRAIN TO WONDERFUL Dinner LA R G E PREMI UM LISTS F A R E S - A lt tINFS 4 0 c GAMBKINUH BEER Every Day, Including Sundays H IG H L A N D TAVERN RESTAURANT 815 S. W. Broadway, op Journal -------- Open 24 Hours a Day - ■ GRACE GREIGER B E A U T Y SHOP Complete Permanents 13 C lu b o n d Sm ith Hughes V o c a tio n a l Ed«* catio n W o rk ; Co m b inatio n Horse Show o n d Ind oor Rodeo EDUCED "That is for us to decide,” she re- 1 turned, coldly. “I shall ride, anywhere "Lgh! How he stared! But It | and everywhere. I've always ridden. wasn't that which struck me most. In I I'd go mad not to get on a horse In India I’ve seen cobras rise and poise, 1 this glorious country.” ready to strike. And your Mr. Hays “I’ve done my beat. I’ve told you," looked for all the world like a ginnt ! he said, curtly, as If he were also ad cobra with a blHck sombrero on its dressing his conscience. heud. Wasn’t that silly of me?” “I thank you, Mr. Wall,’’ she said, “ Not silly. Au Instinct. Self- | quick to catch the change In him. "No preservation,” returned Jim, sternly. I doubt you western folks regard Uernle She passed that by, but only perhaps ; as eccentric. And I'm bound to admit because she caught sight of the ranch- | his ranching idea ripping as It Is to house up the slope. Here her en | us—must appear new and strange to thusiasm was unbounded. Herrick you. So I'll compromise. If it's really stood ou the porch steps with hts dogs. ; dangerous for me to ride about alone, He wore high boots and a rod cont. lie i I will taka you with me. Not, how waved. ever, that I'd be afraid to go alone. Presently Jim reined In the sweating Then I would he perfectly safe, would horses before the steps. He was most ! I not? curious to see the meeting between Wall llicked the reins. brother and sister. She stood up. “Look, Miss Herrick. We're on top "Rernle, old top, here I am,” she at lust. There's your country. The said, gayly. black snow-capped mountains are the “ Yes, here you are, Helen,” he re Henrys. We go through that gap—a plied, and stepped out to help her puss—to Star ranch. That purple alight "Did you have a nice trip?” space to the left—with the lines and "Ripping—from Grand Junction In." streaks—that’s the desert." They did not embrace or even slink« "Ah-h-h!’’ she had cried out, breath hands. Jim, coming to himself, leaped lessly. out and began removing the hags. Jim halted the horses and gazed, Barues, whom he had totally forgot himself trying to see with this stran ten, jumped out on the other side. ger’s eyes. He had more—a feeling "Bnrnea, carry the hags In. Jim, that It would not be long until the hurry the blacks down. They're hot. open wasteland clnlmed him again. You must have pushed them.” For him the buratlng of one of the "Yes, sir. Stage was late, but we Henry peaks into volcanic eruption made up for it." would he no more startling thnn what "Helen's where’s that Wells-Fargo would accrue from the ndvent of tills package?” queried Herrick. white-faced, golden-haired woman. "Here In my satchel Oh, Bernle, Jim drove down the hill, and again It’« good to get home—If thia can be put the blncks to a keen gait on a home." level road, this time a straight, white "Come In and take off that veil,” he line across n longer valley. Jim cal said, and with his arm In hers led her culated that lie would beat the time he up on the porch. liud declared, hih I reach Star rnnch be Jim let Barnes take the team, while fore sundown. he crossed the bench and made his When he drove past lleesemau's way down the steep, rocky declivity enmp all that worthy’s outfit were at to Hay«’ cabin. Happy Jack was supper. The road passed within fifty whistling about the fire, knocking puns feet of their chuck wagon. and otherwise indicating the proximity “ What a ruffianly crew I" murmured of supper. Miss Herrick. “ Who, pray, are these “ Howdy, Jack. What’s tricks for to men?” day?” asked Jim. "Burt of the outfit your brother “Glud you’re back, Jim,” declared hired to protect his cattle from the cook, cordially. "Anyone'd have rustlers," replied Jim. "Funny tiling thunk you was gnln’ to dish the outfit nbout that Is they are rustlers them j —Judgin’ from Hays. He’s been like selves." i a hound on a leash. Smoky rode In “ Deliciously funny, though hardly so | today full of ginger, news, an’ a roll for Bernle. Does he know It?" of long green that’d have choked a "Not to my knowledge, lleeseman— cow. But even thet didn't ease the the leader of that gang—came on his boss.” own recommendation and got the Job." “ What ailed him. Jack?" Inquired “ I'll have the fun of telling Hernte. Jim, not without Impatience. . . . Oh, what’s that. . . . What an "Dinged if I know. It hnd to do enormous barn! All yellow, And a with your goln’ to Grand, a darned new one going up. Logs and logs. . , . sight more than Smoky's.” Ix>ok at the horses! I want to stop.” Heavy footfalls outside nttested to "No, Miss Herrick,” he replied grim the return of Hays. Without more ly. “I'll drive you home safety or die comment Jim stood up and away from In the attempt. . . . Don’t look at the table, to face the door. Hays en this tall man we’re coming to." tered. He was not the genial Hays of "Which?” she asked, laughingly. other days, yet It was hard to define "The one standing farthest out,” re- the change In him, unless It consisted plied Jim. “ He's got on a black som In a gloomy, restless force behind his brero. . . . Don’t look st him. That's stride. Smoky followed him In, agree Hank Ila.vs. . Miss Herrick, drop able by contrast. your veil.” “ IIullo, here you air. I waited at Shu obeyed, mohtruslvuly, though the barn,” said Hays gruffly. "Howdy, boss. I took a short cut her silvery lninrh pealed out. "You are leasing, of course. But I must re down," replied Jim. "I seen Barnes nn’ hnd a word with ward your effort to entertain me." Jim drove by Hays, who stood apnrt him. So your trip come off all right? from a group of cowboys. If he no You shore made them blacks step.” "It wasn't as pleasant a drive as ticed Jim at all. It was totally ob livious to Jim. But Wall’s glance, you'd Imagine,” returned Jim, darkly. never so strained, pierced the shadow "H aw ! You must be one of them under Hays’ dark sombrero rim to the women haters. , . . Outside of thet l a v «•«»•« 4» strange eyes below. They were not Side of I f w h n t htttwiimjA/l pule now. Jim's hand clenched tight Continued Next Week on the reins. He became preoccupied with the nucleus of tht first deadly thought toward Hays. “Hank Hays. Who Is he?" Miss Her rick was saying. "Another of your brofher'a vig ilantes." $1.95 U P Create a good Im pression on your [V first day at p rh o o l by having a Cool Permanent A permanent you will be proud of on any occasion 1023 Bedel! Building : I I E . 6623 Ride in big, comfortable coaches on smooth steel rails. Tourist berth for the night as little as $1 extra. See your local agent or write f. A. Ormandv, 705 Pad lie Bldg., Portland, Ore. S o u th e rn Pacific