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Manor Furniture
Goes Modernistic
/ t ó
My story goes back to the days
W e are warned that the em ergency when Portland was a small town
con fron tin g the United States is the spraw ling a lon g the west bank o f the
gravest in the history o f the nation. W illam ette river.
The sidew alks
In the face o f such an em ergency, were o f w ood and the streets un
lo g ic w ould seem to dictate that the paved and often muddy. Som etim es,
several grou p s should discuss fra n k indeed, in the spring they were flo o d
ly and fu lly the problem s involved ed fo r there was no seawall in those
in the defense program and m ake an days to restrain the river when it be- j
honest attem pt to arrive at a clear- cam e sw ollen and angry by the
cu t understanding.
spring rains.
At the Southwest co r
In this tim e o f peril governm ent ner o f Second and Yam hill streets
obviously has very real problem s.
stood a fam ous furniture store.. The
Industry, which must continue to tow n grew into a city, many people
supply the day-to-day needs o f our needed furniture the furniture store
large population, in addition to p ro grew large and prosperous, finally
viding m odern
m ilitary
equipm ent m oving to m ore pretentious and ex
adequate to protect the national in pensive quarters up tow n.
A second
terest, naturally faces many practical you ng firm m oved into tne location
and com plex problem s.
A m on g oth and the process was repeated, they
COLLED
er things, it must look ahead to the grew prosperous and m oved up town
end o f the em ergency and the re-ad where they could get higher prices
justm ents w hich necessarily must and d o m ore business.
( »pi 1M0 by N orth»s*t Hyndirst*. Inc
follow .
Finally this building that had cr a d
L abor has made distinct gains du r led tw o o f the largest furniture
in g recent years.
It naturally wants stores in O regon becam e the home o f
to hold these gains to as large an ex the M anor Furniture Co., operated by ¡
Car Conditioning
tent as possible.
So labor and the B ob M anor, a you ng man, who cam e j
spokesm en o f labor have their p rob down from Seattle to start the busi- ! For Winter Travel
lems.
ness.
Then cam e the First W orld
D riving hazards and m otor troubles
F rom tim e to tim e som e high flow n W ar.
Furniture prices rose sky
spokesm an tells us that labor and h igh —even used furniture was at a that accom pan y w inter travel con d i
m anagem ent should get together and prem ium and B ob Manor collected tions can be guarded against by at
com e to agreem ent so we can get huge quantities o f used furniture tending to a few details o f car e ffi
cien cy, a ccord in g to the O regon State
alon g w ith the defense job. It should and sold them.
By the time the de
R eview in g the
be obvious even to a tyro that labor pression descended with its pall o f M otor association.
and industry alone ca n n ot arrive at gloom mass production, and new most frequent causes o f m otorin g
a w orkable agreem ent on a program styles in furniture had made new troubles, at this Beason, the m otorists
w hich involves the expenditures o f m erchandise about as cheap and more organization presented the follow in g
untold
billions o f
the
taxpayers' desirable than new furniture. M ost suggestions:
IG N IT IO N
SYSTEM
H ave
the
money.
o f the M anor furniture stock becam e
new, beautiful and m odernistic.
Or old battery restored to dependable
H ave m otor
Such an agreem ent to be sa tisfa c course they extended liberal credit con dition or replaced.
tory und w orkable must Include g o v and budget term s to their cu stom ers,! Hn<^ accessories steam cleaned to le-
ernment.
T o m ake agreem ent pos in fa ct I rem em ber they even refused \ m ove accum ulations w hich tend to
sible governm ent must take a sym to ch arge any interest on charge ac- j cause ignition short circuits.
Check
pathetic view o f the problem s in cou n ts in violation o f the rules and ignition wires fo r leaks and spai k
volved.
G overnm ent can be e ffe c procedure o f other furniture stores. * P 'uKs for crack ed porcelain o r other
tive in this regard only as it seeks M anor cu stom ers
becam e personal I defects.
im partially to find a basis fo r real friends.
They found that they could ! B R A K E S : W hen the roadw ay is
understanding on w hich all parties get the sam e m erchandise at M anors i slippery brakes which grip one wheel
can agree.
j fo r less m oney than it would cost at 1 more quickly than the others can
W ith the atm osphere cleared once the big uptow n stores.
cause dangerous skidding.
Brakes
and for all by such an understand
The oth er day I was dow n on the should be tested and readjusted, or
ing, we could have genuine coop era Y am hill M arket.
The fam iliar old relined if necessary.
tion.
And what is in the best inter furniture store stopped me in my
T IR E S : Exam ine the tires to see
est o f the cou ntry and the people as tracks.
T he show window s were whether the treads have worn sm ooth
a whole is, after all, in the best inter ablaze with a new tube lighting
G ood treads will hold w here sm ooth
est o f each and every group.
system, each w indow arrnnged as a ones will skid.
W orn tires as well
com plete room
in a m odern home as crack ed and cut tires should be
and furnished as a com plete
unit replaced.
Oregon Ranks 28th,
w ith beautiful new style furniture.
H E A D L IG H T S : C heck headlights
Ice Cream Making
E ntering the show room I found the
fo r e fficie n cy and for n on -glarin g ad
entire
Ynm
hill
street
show
room
co
m
Oregon, w hich ranks 34th am ong
justm ent as required by law.
Also
the states In point o f population, pletely rem odeled In the same mod- be sure that tail-lights are in good
The w alls are c o m
stood in 28th place in the production ernistio style.
w orking order.
C arry extra bulbs
o f Ice cream for the year 1939. A. W. pletely stream lined with a sensa and light fuses.
tionally attractive panelling com p osi
M etzger, ch ief o f the state depart
W IN D S H IE L D W IP E R S : R em ove
ment o f agriculture division o f foods tion know n as N u-W ood and light wipers and clean out old oil and
colored
inlaid
linoleum
covers
the
and dairies reports a fter a survey o f
Fresh lubrication and new
entire floor.
A new lighting sys grease.
federal statistics fo r all the states.
blades usually will restore wipers to
tem
with
such
a
bright
background,
O regon's ice cream production in
full efficien cy .
that year was 2,648,000 gallons, or literally flo o d s-th e place with a bril
H O R N : C heck w iring und replace
2.43 gallons for every man, wom an liance that hardly varies a candle-
pow
er
from
one
corn
er
to
the
other.
any
sections which m ight be crack ed
and child In the state.
I cou ld n 't help w ondering how the [ or bent.
W ater, seeping through
people in 1880 would have reacted to broken insulation m ight short-circuit
such a brilliant display und w hat ( the entire electrical system o f the car.
they would have thought o f the col- | H E A T E R : A w arm ca r m eans a
o rfu l stream lined furniture o f today com forta b le drive.
Be
sure that
your heater is fu n ction in g 100% so
B W D Test Charts Go Out that every occupant .even those in
the back seat, m ay be warm .
The state departm ent o f a gricu l
ture animal division is now sending
out B W D testing charts to all poul Necrotic Enteritis
try ow ners w ho took the pullorum
Disease Cleaned Up
blood test Instructions at the state
N ecrotic enteritis, a hog disease
college recently.
H olders o f the
charts will test on ly their own flo ck s that has been pretty prevalent in Ore
o r the flock s o f those for w hom they gon as well as in other states the
Let’s See Those Frames! ara
past year, has been virtually cleaned
w orking.
up. the anim al division o f the state
E ven If you did not select you r
G E T T H » P R O F IT A B L E HAMIT departm ent o f agriculture reports as
glasses here, we'll be glad to give
This in
O F R U N N IN G TH RO UG H
T H E the year com es to a close.
you the benefit o f our free ser
fectiou s disease is
greatly
a g g ra
W A N T ADS E V E R Y DAY
vice.
Let us look over, tighten,
vated by im proper diet and insani
and adjust the fram es, anil clean
tary surroundings.
When in Portland
the lenses for you.
It will im
The disease is such that anim als in
prove the efficie n cy o f your g la ss
Visit
the incubation stage w ould be d iffi
es and save you costly repairs.
cult to diagnose H ogs are frequ en t
ly sold through auction sales yards,
w hich at the present tim e are not
Dr. J. B. Richardson
required to have hogs Inspected be
O P T O M 1 S T R I 8 T
fore sale from such yards.
It is
In Personal Charge
p ro b a b le that som e hogs have becom e
M ontgom ery W ard Co.
infected in the passage through these
A SANDW ICH B A R G CCfCCC S H O P
27th and Vaughn, Portland
public auction yards.
18TH AND LOVEJOY
L ivestock associations o f the state
are w orking tow ard new legislation
fo r O regon w hich will con trol to
greater degree these sales yards. Dr.
W . H. Lytle, ch ie f o f the animal d i
vision, has been Inform ed.
.
p fiS f
r
J. H. L A K E
The United States M arine Corps is
LABOR TEM PLE
m aking a special effort at this time
International B rotherhood
to recruit men w h o can read, write
E lectrical W ork ers
and speak either D utch or P ortugese,
it was announced by M ajor Janies B. lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lil=ltl=lll=IH=lll=IH5
H ardie, district recruiting ch ie f for
the M arine Corps.
D R IN K Y O U R W A Y T O
Men proficien t in either o f these
languages who join the Tdarines will
BE
TTER H EALTH
be given the opportunity to act as in
W
ith
Fresh,
R aw V egetable Juices
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Muke you r Own R igh t at ILusne
Such applicants, how ever, must be
W e Sell both H and-operated and
able to meet the physical and other
E lectrical Ju ice M achines
requirem ents for enlistm ent.
W ant A ds— the little
the big pulling pow er
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clearan ce
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w indow
sashes
and
fram es, and
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varies
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1-16 and 1-4 inch.
W ith such open
ings in the side o f you r house the
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