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BEAVERTON F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 8, 1935 B U Y > E N T E R P R IS E N ö List Your Wants, Rentals, Articles for Sale or Trade and Miscellaneous Wants, in These Columns HIDES, WOOL, CASC ARA BARK Classified Rates POULTRY HIDES A WOOL, CASCARA—A spec POULTRY A. TU RKEYS W ANTED— ial’ s LEE BROS., 431 S. W. Front C lh buyt is. We call E.Vst 5879 or write 322 S. E. Oak St., Portland. Ave., ATwater 5334. 2 Cents a word per issue. Minimum 25c CASH with copy HORSES, MULES, COWS ALL KINDS OF POULTRY W AN TED— Phone SU. 5727 or write 10015 Always a Good supply on Hand at Powell bKd., Portland. CASH PAID Fair Prices, guaranteed as repre We will call. sented and delivered. Base Line Stables, >4 mi. East o f 12 Mile cor ner on Base Line rd., Portland. H. RADIO R E PA IR IN G Baumer, SU. 3656 Troutdale R 2, Classified Ads ap|*ear in Beaverton Enterprise Multnomah Press Tigard Sentinel Aloha News B ox 240 ROBBERS’ ROOST DeCJ.AKK RADIO SHOP 55 S. W. Morrison BEacon 7678, Sales, ser vice, amplifiers and electrical appli W ILL BUY PELTS o f 2 Foxes es- ! ances, Battery Sets and equipment. Complete Eastern Washington caped Tuesday from Scholls Fox Farm, Scholls 9855. County and Western Multnomah R E A L ESTATE County Coverage. MOTOR R E P A IR NEW SUBDIVISION __________________________ USED MOTORCYCLE PARTS— Ev $75 per acre, 20 per cent cash down, ery part for All Makes; largest stock AUCTION SALES bal easy, 30 acres in 5-acre tracts in in northwest, H. W. W A RR E N S Reedville homes; rich soil, small O o p y rlth t.— W NU S a r r io » W ILSON’S Auction Houuie. Auc CO., 1118 West Burnside, BRoad- brush & stumps, somp timber. Very • • • tion sales every Monday VVed- way 2327. desirably located Will gladly show • • • nesday, Friday, 10 a. m. 721- you See Gibson, Metzger-Pai ker Co. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 729 2nd ave, near Morrison AT. 8611, SE. 5136. “ 'Veil! What do you want, j i m r - she inquired, with a woman's sweet ACCORDIANS— Learn the most pop AUTO INSURANCE lar instrument, the Piano Accord- R E PA IR GOLF CLUBS — RACKETS tantalizing mystery. "However, never ian, at the foremost A ccord ia n ! _ . __ ______________________________ mind that now. Listen. Bernie hired School of the West. The only com-1 __ _ _ _ . ______ ________ _ all t!ie riders available to hunt for AUTOMOBILE FA R M E R S plete Accordian School. We sell the SPECIAL REDUCED WIN IK K Inter- high grade ITALIAN PIANO AC- RATES On All Repairs—Badminton me. Also he found where Bay« sold INSURANCE CORDIANS. J. Enzler's Accordian Rackets Restrung $1.95 and up. our cattle, and he forced the buyers School, 1131 SW Morrison St., Port- 32o s w . 5th Ave. AT. 5963 ______________ Exchange to sell hack every head, at the price land. Oregon. I_____________ they paid. He threatened to take the Country Rates on Fords, Chevs., and RESTAURANTS AND CAFES all cars in the same price class. For VI SIT DISTRIBUTOR PIANO EM case to Salt Lake City.” PORIUM—W e buy, sell and ex-j Public Liability ilO-20) Property “ That's sure good news. It might change, factory distributors and W HITE ROSE CAFE 136 S. W Morri Damage (5000) and Fire and Theft have a tendency to end rustling, at dealers bankrupt stocks. We pay 1 son BE. 9096 other location 18 N. W. $17.80 the first six months; $7.80 each cash, sell for less. Good used Piano j 3rd Ave., Special Chicken Dinners least In wholesale bunches. Did you tux months thereafter. $49.50 to $100, Grand's $225 up. Come Southern Style on Sundays. W eek hear bow badly your brother was C. A. BENNETT hurt?" see, buy and save, free delivery. ly meals 15c and up. Local Agent. Maplewood, Ore. “ She did not mention that Any TALLMANS, 1135 S. W. W ashing-; BRoadway 2706 way it couldn’t have been much, for SALESMAN W ANTED ton at 12th, Portland. OLIPHANT & BATES INS. AGENCY Bernie has been here. . , . Aren’t you 033 S. W. Taylor St, Portland, Oregon R E N T A PIANO OR RADIO— Rent to MAN W AN TED for Rawleigh Route going to eat any supper? Oil, I shall o f 800 families. W rite today. R aw not sleep much tonight . . . And what B R roadway 5553 apply; 5c music sale. Phonograph leigh, Dept. ORB-16-SA, Oakland, shall I tell Bernie?" record exchange, Special guitar sale. Calif. AUTOMOBILES W A N TE D The query was arresting to Jim and Marion Clark will demonstrate his he husteiied to direct her mind Into SAWDUST BURNERS easy guitar method. DAY MUSIC W E BUY OR SELL USED CARS - other channels, trying to make tier feel CO., 4th & Taylor AT. 3454. Agency for Nash, Hudson, Willis WEST COAST BUILT, SOLD AND concerned that they had still fifty 77, and Terraplane cars. Used Car installed under personal supervision miles to cover. SAXOPH ON ES trumphets, Exchange, Phone Hillsboro 2641. Every moment of that ride next day o f Mr. Bruce, guaranteed to give clarinets, banjos, guitars, violins, etc. AUTOMOTIVE LOANS free with regular priced lessons, j entire satisfaction in every way. was a Joy and a pang. It seemed as See them, day or night ,at 2019 E. short as the preceding one had been Portland Music Co., 334 S. W iUJ. Make or Model Car long. Helen was gay, sad, thoughtful, Any Burnside. EA. 9698. Washington st., AT. 7850. SPECIAL R A TE S ON LOANS OF and talkative by turns, but she did not $25 to $100 infringe on the one subject that cruci MUSIC TEACHERS— VOCAL SCAVENGERS UNITED FINANCE CO., M-155 fied Jim. 20 NE Grand Ave. EA. 9647 It chanced that as they surmounted GIO TA G LIE K I— VOICE PLACING J. GIEBEL HANS— 3952 N. Commer CLEANING & PRESSING 10 seasons principal tenor o f prom cial St. MUrdock 1546— Formerly the pass that led down Into Star ranch inent Italian and Englisn opera co's the PUBLIC SANITARY SERVICE valley the sun was setting out of a MENS Suits, Overcoats, glorious cloud pageant over Wild A majority of local church and ra Co., Inc. cleaned and pressed. Felt Horse Mesa and the canyon brakes of dio artists are Taglieri pupils. hats cleaned and blocked. SCHOOLS the Dirty Devil. Jim Judged of its Residence studio 1634 Morrison Si., Cash and Carry Chicago beauty and profundity by the sndden S. W. BRoadway 0867. MOLER Barbee College—This In Cleaners, 3d & Jefferson AT. 0526 silence it enjoined upon Ills compan ternational System is the scientific wav: some oav; 3 teachers. Write ion. She never spoke another word BUSHNFLL, TH EODORA, VOCAL D A IR Y oi call 22 1 S. W, 3d ave.. Portland. until Jim halted the team In front of STUDIO 507 Columbia bldg., BEacon the ranch-house porch. “ Horae I" she FUUT1GEK D A IR Y 6669 Capitol hwy. 7617. Class and Private Lessons. B A RB E R IN G TAUGHT—Two sohools whispered as If she had never ex Hillsdale, ATwater 1531, Gold Medal in Portland, Oregon; some pay, lat pected to see it again. OPTOM ETRISTS grade A taw ; pasteurized milk, est scientific equipment; expert in At Jim’s halloa Herrick came out cream, buttermilk. structors. MODERN B A R B E R on the porch. “ By Jove— here you DR. DELA B. H OW ARD, 1618 S. W. COLLEGE, 1038 S. W. 1st Ave, cor. a re !" «a s his greeting, as cool and 14h ave. BEacon 5301 Refractionists DOG CAT HOSPITAL Main or 135 Madison St., Portland, iineiiiiitiotial as If they were returning Cataract a specialty. Oregon. from a day's visit to the village. ROSE CITY V E TE R IN A R Y HOSPI "Yes, Bernie. here 1 am—thanks to PERSONAL T A L will gladly answer questions j SKATING KIN KS—R O LLE R my escort," replied Helen. concerning your pets. HUTHMAN'S j W AY TO HEALTH Jim helped her out, while some cow Veterinary Hospital 2137 S. E. 7th j VIAVI—TH E A Home Method for women, men j IM PE R IA L SKATING R IN K , C. M. boys came running. Ave., EA. 3105. and children Fifty years o f ser- | Jefferies, Mfg., East Madison near “ I'll take the team down,” Jim said, Grand ave., EAst 5445. Mondays, vice. Get well the natural way. hurriedly. EQUIPMENT RENTALS Ladiea 10c. Everyone 25c Thursday Saves operations. Opportunity for | “ Y’ ou coine In." returned Herrick, as Special rates to parties. woman whole or part time. Write EQUIPM ENT REN TALS—Fransen's he gripped Jim's hand and gave him N. \V. Viavi Co., 724 Bedell Bldg., Shop rents Floor Sanders, Floor a searching glance. He kissed Helen STOVES Portland. Polishers, Spray Guns, White Wash and led her in, witli his arm around Sprayers, Extension Ladders, Swing OREGON SANITARIUM, W om en’s tier, .lira purposely lingered at the Come to Stove Headquarters Stages, Jack-screws, and other items ....ailments. Maternal & surg. cases1 For any Kind o f Range, Wood, Gas. task of colleeting Helen's worn and taken. Reas. 3323 N. E. Union Ave. res. cates. Send for price circular. Electric, or combination, new or muddy luggage, and carried it in. TR. 3720. Brother and sister stood «1th arms 2209 N. W. Thurman St., Portland, used, Priced Right. locked, and their gaze was hard to Oregon. BR. 1974, BR. 0716. MHS. s7 C LA IR E — P S Y C H I C Lang Stove Co. meet Reader, 1226 S. W. Pack Ave., 1017 S. W. 6th Ave. Phone AT. 2070 FEM ININE H YGIENE | “Jim, you will have supper with us," BE 6703 | she said, “ I'll leave you and Bernie. TANK MANUFACTURERS X -T E X SPECIAL—Never before sold | . . . Oh. what will a tub and a change HI lik IIO L T Z Magic Arch-supports under $5.95, for limited time com eliminate swelling and pain in ankles BEALL P IP E A TANK CO R P 1945 N. feel like!" plete $3.45, for feminine hygiene. She gathered up her things and ran feet and legs. O ffice 731 S. W. 11th Columbia blvd. WAlnut 3171. Hell Best by test. X -T E X PO RTLAND ! out of the living room. BE. 3846. hoists and dump bodies. Irrigation DISTRIBUTORS, 429 Lumberman’s "Helen hadn't time to tell me much,” and drainage supplies. Bldg., AT. 0377, GA. 2781 DON’T RISK the danger of infection i Herrick said. "Hays kidnaped her for GOLDSTAUBS is helpful in treat VACUUM CLEANERS I ransom. Took her to a hellhole down FO R SALE ment of boils, abcesses. mumps, and t In the brakes. Robbers’ Roost, she inflamed areas. Gold.stauh Oint ALL MAKES | called It. Held her there captive. They W E HAVE FOR SALE Over 200 ment at Fred Myers and all other Repairs, Sales, Exchangee, Rentals fought among themselves gambling tracts of 1-5 to 10 acres on terms druggists. New and Rebuilt Cleaners and Parts with my money. Ileeaeman's crew o f $5, $10 to $15 a month. Comp'.e STARK'S 512 E. Burnside St. & Kohlman Co., 601 Guardian Bldg. found them. There was a battle. In Pimio, Plano Accordian Teacher At Grand Ave. EA. 1069, Portland,Or Alder and 3d Ave. the end you killed Hays and brought Helen hack. . . That's the gist of her TR A D E S W ANTED N EW DOORS. LUM BER—Finish win story. But I want It In detail.” dows at bargain prices, garage I — “ I have all the money, almost to a UNDER PRESEN T CONDITIONS doors $6 set up 5-panel doors, $1.50. French doors $2.50 up. 5011 Powell one may trade to a better advant dollar, Herrick," replied Jim, The Englishman regarded that as of Blvd. TA. 9349. Portland. age. We have many interesting trades listed here. List your prop little consequence and urged Jim to a CIRCULATING H EATER Like new. erty with us, non-exclusively for recital of the whole affair. brick lined, uses two tons Briquets Presently Herrick spoke with some quick action. CLAUDE E. HEN per year. Heats 3 to 5 rooms, cost thing of gravity; "Helen told me that DERSON, 503 Guardian Bldg., AT, $85. now priced at $25 cash. J. D. I was to keep you nt Star ranch. I 6733. McDowell, Maplewood Rd., at 51st hoi>e you won’t let tills Hays debacle drive you away.” WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS "It'll be Impossible for me to stay," FUEL PRICES W AN TED TO BUY — Home with rejoined Jim, briefly. "But thanks for NO. 1 OLD G RO W TH 12 or 16 in. small acreage, at bargain price. your kindness." John Porter. 113 3rd st Beaverton. - I ’ll have you manage the ranch— partly dry _________—------- $5.25 cd Now for Sale by DRY F IR 12 or 16 in. $5.25 cd., give you an Interest. Anything—” DON'T TH ROW TH AT OLD FURN DRV OLD GROW TH BLOCK, 12 in. “ Please don’t embarrass ine further. Your Local Dealer ITU RE A W AY When you move. I can't stay. . ...................................................... $4.50 It's hard to con PHOTOGRAPH ERS We buy furniture, stove« or what SAW DUST N i i unit $3J0 fess— but I have had the gall, the have you? TR. 7712, 2137 N. E. absurd luck, to fall In love with your COAL-BRIQUET8-PRES-TO-LOGS D O N T W ASTE MONEY Get the Alberta sister I couldn’t help It I want Farmer’s Fuel Co. A T . 2107 Best—The Portland Studio makes incomparable photos at Prices Any F IR E EXTINGUISHERS W ANTED TO BUY—Cheap horses one can afford. Fine wedding. for fox feed. Bebout Silver Fox Family Group, Identification, and SANDERSON SAFETY SUPPLY CO Farm, Aloha. Phone Beaverton Postal Pictures» Macleay Bldg., F. P. Tracy, Mgr., 131 S. W. 4th Com4 m m i 9725. 418 S. W. Washington St. Portland, ave., ATwater 9817. Safety devices. Oregon, AT. 3044. rtnrm if %**i WINDOW, PLATE, M IR R O R GLASS GASOLINE— PUMPS TIIE LLOYD STUDIO FEATURES _____________________ a_______________ ■ J. A. CLINE W. R. KARN PUMP SERVICE, 619 S “ YOUR PHOTOGRAPH FOR ll.tr Glass and Glazing, Plate, Windows LLOYD STUDIO W. 19th ave. BRoadway 1322. In- and Auto Glass— Mirrors Resllvered 1010 8 W. 6th Ave., at Salmon ■tallation and repairing. Also used 1338 g. W . 3. d. ATwater <788 ATwater 5323 Portland, Ore. equipment. MISCELLANEOUS b Zane Grey J 35c Piano Piano Accordian Teach Yourself to play with ease—- Reading & Study-' ing Key Board Keys Has Your Subscription Expired? PAGE 3 Ills thought» locked around the you to know, nowever, mat it naa astounding fact— this wu« the trail turned me from that old outlaw life. they had ridden down, after that en HI go away and begin life over again." counter when he had kissed her. Sight “ By Jove! So that’» your trouble. and hearing, his sense of all around Does Helen know?" him. seemed strangely Intensified. The “ Yea. I told her. It was after she pines whispered, the rocks had a secret asked me to coine and stay at Star voice, the sky turned blue, the white ranch. She said she would never feel clouds sailed, the black Henrys loomed safe again unless I came. So I had above aud the purple-gray valley deep to tell her " ened Its colors below. “ Declare I don’t blatne her. I’d feel Helen baited her horse under the a little safer myself. That devil Hays very pine where they had stopped to left his trade-mark on me. Look here. listen to the hound« and cowboys rac . . By thunder. Wall, It's a blooming ing up the rldce nfter the deer. mix. I understand you, and think “ My sense of direction seems to bo you're a man to respect and like. j ail right,” said Helen. Can't we get around the trouble some- , “ Helen, I fear It’s better than your how?” senae— of kindness, let me say. . . . “ There is no way, Herrick." Why did you bring me here?" "Helen has her own sweet will “ Please look at my cinch,” she re about everything. If she wants you to plied, coolly. stay, you’ll stay, that I can assure j Jim dismounted, more unsure of you. Is there any honorable reason '• himself than ever In any of the many why you ought not stay—outside of crucial moments of bis career. He did this unfortunate attachment to not understand a woman. He could Helen?" only take Helen literally. Her saddle cinch w as ail right, and “ I leave you to be Judge of that,” replied Jim, and briefly related the he rather curtly told her so. “ Then— maybe It's my stirrup," aha story of his life. “ I like your West. I like you west wont on, lightly, as she removed her erners 1” Herrick exploded. “ Whatever booted and spurred fo o t “ Well, I can't see anything wrong Helen wants is quite right with me. . . . I can’t conceive of her insisting with that, either. . . . Helen." Something thudded on the ground. on your staying here— unless there Is Her gloves and her sombrero. But hope for you." •That Is wild, Herrick. I can’t con they surely had not fallen. She had ceive of such a tiling. It wouldn’t be flung them! A wave as Irresistible as fair to take her seriously— after the the force of the sea burst over him. horror she’s been through—and her But he looked up, outwardly cool. And as he did her gloved hand went to his Intense gratefulness." Helen came In to breakfast uext shoulder. “ Nothing— the matter with— your morning attired In the riding habit site had worn on that never-to-be-for stirrup," he snld huskily. "No. After all, It’s not my cinch— gotten day of their ride. nor my stirrup. . . . Jim. could any of “ By Jove!" exclaimed Herrick. "If your western girls have done better I were you. I’d never want to ride than this?” again 1" “ Than what?" After greeting her, Jim could only "Than fetching you here— to this look his admiration and wonder. place— where it happened." "I am taking up my ranch life “ Yes. They would hnve been more where It left off—with reservation« merciful." from sad experience," replied nelen, “ But since I love you—” as she took her seat “ Bernie. we had “ You are mad." he cried. to trade Jim's horse. Bay. What can "And since I want you—presently— be ride today?" to behave somewhat like you did tliat "He may take his choice. There are day." any number of good beasts." He reeled under thnt. The truth was Tty the way, Jim, I told Tasker to almost overwhelming. The strong, follow us at once with our horses. I earnest light of her eyes told more shull treasure that horse. Gray. A rob thnn her words. Her pallor had van ber's horse 1 . . . Tasker ought to ha ished. She was no longer cool. “ Jim, you might have saved me here soon, maybe tomorrow.” Jim felt the solid earth slipping this. But perhaps It la just as well. You are laboring under some delusion from under his fe e t thnt I must dispel. . . . I want you— “ I expected to leave today,” he said, casually. "But I'll wult until tomor ask you to stay." “ If you are sure— I will stay. Only, row’. Bay is a horse I hated to part for G— d’s sake, don’t let It be any with.” "So soon 1” exclaimed Helen, with thing but—but— ” “ Love," she added. "Jim, I am sure. dark, inscrutable eyes on him. "You are home. All Is well with If I were going hack to England, I would want you to go. Just the same. you." "Bernie, could you not Induce Jim . . . It's what you are that has made me love you. There need be no leveling. to stay?" she queried. Herrick waved u deprecatory hand. I lived years down in Robbers' Roost. "Bernie has consented to let me share That changed me— blew the cobwebs his ranching enterprise," she said. “ I'd out of my brain. This wonderful West like to see It pay—a reasonable In and you are alike. I want both." "But I am nobody. . . . I hnve noth terest, at least And I have rather conceived the Idea that It’d be difficult, ing," he cried haltingly. “ You have everything a woman if not impossible, without you." “ Not at all," replied Jim, constrain needs to make her happy and keep her safe. The fact that I did not know edly. Presently she a rose: "Come, let us what these tilings really were until ride. We can discuss It better In the lately should not he held against me." "But It might he generosity—pity— saddle." the necessity of a woman o f your Jim could not find his tongue. He was vastly concerned with this ride. kind to— to pay." "True. It might be. Only It isn’t After it, would he be us strong me he was now? To be near her. . . . . . . I brought you here!" Jim wrapped his arms around her Barnes led the onslaught of ranch hands upon Helen, and the welcome and for the reason that he was she received could not have been any ashamed to betray the tears which blinded his eyes, he hurled his face thing but gratifying. In her lap and mumbled thut he would Jim got on the horse Barnes saddled i for him and followed Helen who to hla worship her to his dying breuth and surprise took the road back up to the In the life beyond. She ran soft ungloved hands through ranch house. Perhaps she had for gotten something. But when he turned his hair and over his temples. "People, the bend she was mounting the trail cities, my humdrum existence had that led up the ridge. If there lied palled me. I wanted romance, adven Jim, I regard myself been giants on huge steeds pulling Jim ture, love. . . hack, he still would have kept on. Just as fortunate as you think you are. When they got up to the level ridge, Lift me off. We'll sit a while under . Jim, hold me as you among the pines, he trotted to catch our pine tree. did thut other rime—here I" up with her. But she kept a little [T1IB END.] HOG NUMBERS POLLOV CHAMES M CORN PRODUCTION Mf AD MR UOVI 52.5 450 37.5 3 0 JD ______1 ssto-n - , n /^ v (f 1 1 ho * » $ _________ » »m u sí n í a s » VVOÜ numbers In ths United States * * follow closely ths changes In corn production. Since 1920-91, as Indicated by the bottom line In the graph above, there have been three peak* of heavy hog slaughter— the marketing years of 1123-24, 1111-29, end 1932-34. Tbs Increases In hog •laughter during these years can be traced to the big corn crops during the periods beginning in 1920, In 1928, and again In 1932, as shown by the top line above. Over s period of years, s change of one per cent In corn production has been followed by s correspond ing change of about one per cent In the number of hogs slaughtered un der federal 1 aspectlon. Moreover. » uh o » --------------------- te » ^ V / n o t MAL H e e C T I Q H \ i i -V i / ■ changes In corn production srs closa- ly associated with changes In ths weight per hog marketed through ths following year. Because of this fundamental rela tionship. effective control of corn acreage Is a vital factor In control* ling hog production. Ths 1935 corn-hog contract now being offered farmers provides c o » trol of corn acreage and. therefore» will be doubly effective In prevent* Ing excessive hog production durlnff the next year or so. Lack of sdequata acreage control In 1936 not only would result In a large surplus o l corn end low feed prices, but un doubtedly would be followed In 1938 end 1937 by heavy hog feeding and relatively low hog prices.