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BEAVERTON* ENTERPRISE, Boavertun. Oregon Friday, August 8, 19-41 Classified Rates T W O Cents a word per issue. Minimum 25c CASH with copy. We Publish tile BEAVERTON E N TE R PR ISE MULTNOMAH r U H TIGARD SENT IN EL AI.OIIA N E WS Complete E a s t e r n Washington County and Western Multnomah County Coverage. W e assume no financial respon sibility for errors which may ap pear in advertisements published in these columns but in case where this paper is at fault will reprint that part of an advertise ment in which the typographical mistake occurs. ) H ELP W A N T E D HELP W A N T E D « - Middle-aged man, or boy through school, work on small chicken farm. Board, room, laundry, wages. McGeorgt Poultry Farm, Rt 2, Bx 364, Phone Aloha 6359. RESPONSIBLE GIRL Wanted— light housekeeping. 2 children, 3 & 4 in family. Call at Miller’s store, Beaverton. W A N T E D — Boy to Cut Grass Enterprise office, Short street and Highway, Beaverton. FOR RENT ONE—Nicely furnished sleeping room, reasonable. 7832 SW 35th Ave., Multnomah. CH. 9067. \ VETERIN ARIAN S ARCHITECT > M ISCELLANEOUS ALL KINDS WOOD 4 ft. and short lengths delivered anywhere at reasonable prices. PIN E KNOT F U EL CO. Location Metzger, Phone CH. 1758 J. O. Miller & Sons Papering, Painting.—Prices right, j Fiee Estimates. De Moude, Rt. 1, Bx 105, Beaverton. FREE I AU TOM OBILES OREGON. As Low as S30 ’33 Plymouth Coupe $165 ’32 Chevrolet Sedan... .. 125 ’31 Chevrolet Coac h 90 '31 Chevrolet Coupe 60 ’31 Ford Coupe ........ 110 '30 Chevrolet Coupe . . 85 ’30 Nash Sedan •___ -Mi ’29 Dod^e Sedan .... . 35 ’29 Ford Coach ....... 60 ’29 Ford Sedan ....... . 70 ’29 Pontiac Sedan ... . 30 ’31 Chevrolet Coach 70 1. R. Smith Chev. Co. .A * w - - .. 0 N THE COAST OF OREGON IN 1566. BEESWAX. BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN L E F T B Y W RECKED S P A N IS H S H IP S S A IL IN G F R O M T H E P H IL IP P IN E S TO M EXICO. HAS B E E N POUND ON THE BEACHES O F OREGON. I T WAS TH E HIND U S ED BY THE S P A N IA R D S IN MAKING THElR CHURCH CANDLES. De Luxe West Side Lot ! 1720 W . Burnside AT. 5161 Daytime AT. 5388 Night Portland LOOK W H AT W E GOT (3 3 ) Thirty-Three ( 3 3 ) LEW IS AND CLARK ROUTE O R E G O N T R A IL ►►►*•► ■ SMALL D O W N PA YM E N T AND E A SY TERM S M ASTER M< >T< >R CO. ■ 503 NE Union, Portland V&f > # U S E D TRUCKS COLO. PICK-UPS - PANELS TtXKE ©U ’40 Chev 1-t Pickup $ 6 1 5 , ’39 Chev, . H -t Panel 550 ’38 ( i u ’V. 3 4 -t Picktij ) 3 7 5 ! ’38 ’37 ’36 ’35 ’33 ’32 ’30 F< >rd P a n el............. .. F o rd v ,-t Panel .. .. G. M c . 1 *anel .... .. ( 3iev, ’ » t P anel.. .. ( Ilf V. 1 2 t Panel • F o rd / ¡- t L W B Chev with van bd V 375 295 i 285 145, 110 145 lows Nitn L .- '- * - L — rs and the r o u t e O F [L IE ^ J / 3 ^ TWO MILESTONES IN NORTHWEST HISTORY. PRESIDENT JEFFERSON DESIGNED THE EXPEDITION OF LEWIS AND CLARK TO THE NORTHWEST IN 1803 W ITH THE HOPE O F FURTHERING TRADE W ITH THE IN D IA N S AND TO FO S TER THE S E T T L E M E N T OF THE W ES T BY PION EER S THUS FORESTALLING S ETTLEM E N T BY FOREIGN COUNTRIES- THE G REA T EN TER PR ISE LED S E T T L E R S TO TRAVEL FARTHER WEST AND THEIR STEADY T R A V E L OVER T H E O L D OREGON TRAIL MADE OREGON AN IN S E P E R A B L E PART OF THE UNION. deceased; Annie M. Pearce, a widow; reserved for' road purposes. Also J. G. Smith and Emily C. Smith, hus further reserving excepting a strip band and wife; F. B. Turner and June of land 120 feet running in an eas Doe Turner, his wife; The Canadian terly and westerly direction by i Bank of Commerce, a banking cor* | 278 feet running in a northerly poration: Edna J. Wallis and John and southerly direction taken off Doe Wallis, her husband; LaDessa G. at the east end of the above des Hocken and F. H. Hocken, hushund cribed premises which was sold and wife; It. B. Greenwood and Jane unto the Town of Beaverton. Doe Greenwood, his wife; A. C. Chinn, Tract 25: East H of Block 23, and Mable M. Chinn, husband and Hocken’s Second Addition to Beav wife; J. C. Guyer and Doe Guy- erton, except: Beginning on the er, his wife; Myrtle Mac Leod Bu N. W . corner of Sixth and Wash chanan and John Doe Buchanan, her ington Streets; thence 100 feet W . ; husband; John A. Howland and Jane parallel with Sixth Street; thence Doe Howland, his wife; Grace Vail 50 feet N. Parallel with Washing as trustee for Ona Elizabeth Wills; ton Street; thence 100 ft E. parallel Myrtle Davey and Wilbur Davey, her with Sixth Street; thence 50 ft S. husband; C l a r a Heitzman and parallel with Washington Street George Heitzman, her husband; Sa to the point of beginning, rah Melloy and Richard Melloy, her nnd further decreeing that you and husband; Mamie Monihan and Ed- each of you claiming any right, title ward Monihan, her husband; William interest .estate, or loin in the teal Berst, a single man; Myrtle Davey, estate hereinafter described have no guardian of the • estate of Edward interest in or right or title to said Berst; Myrtle Davey, administratrix premises or any part thereof and of the estate of E. J. Thomas, De that you and all persons claiming by, ceased; P. L. Miller and Jane Doe through, or under you or either of Miller, his wife; Forest Hart Lehner you are forever barred and precluded and A. W . Lehner, husband and wife from claiming or attempting to claim Nellie Thorn, a widow; Jennie G. Har or asserting or attempting to assert din gham, a widow; Charlotte Hogate any interest in or right or title to or and S. W . Hogate, her husband; Ethel lion upon said real property, nnd for Hocken Edwards, a single woman; a decree forever quieting the title of Annie M. Pearce, administratrix of the plaintiffs in and to said premises. the estate of Emma Hocken, de Service of this summons is made ceased; and all the unknown heirs of upon you by publication thereof in Emma Hocken, deceased; F. B. Waite the Beaverton Enterprise, a newspa Hnd Jane Doc Waite, his wife; Arthur per of general circulation published Stipe aiul Jane Doe Stipe, his wife; and printed in Washington County, Carrie lx-ominl and John Doe Leon Oregon, by publishing the same once aid, her husband; Elmer Stipe and each work for a period of four con June Doe Stipe, his wife; Ruth ?.Iei secutive and successive weeks by vir sereau and John Doe Mersereau, her ! tue of an order made by the honor husband; Inez Allhands and John able R. Frank Peters, Judge of the Doe Allhands, her husband; Elmer' above entitled court, and entered in Stipe, administrator of the estate o f 1 said court and cause on July 17, 1911, Hiram O. Stipe, deceased; and ail' said period of publication being pres other persons unknown claiming any cribed by said order. right, title or interest in or to the P. L. PATTERSON, property described in this suit. Attorney for Plaintiffs, Resident Attorney of Oregon Defendants. Address: Wells Building, To: LuDessa G. Hocken, D. H. Hillsboro, Oregon Hocken, R. B. Greenwood, Jane Doe Date of first publication, July 18, Greenwood, A. C. Chinn, Mabel M. Chinn, Sarah Melloy, Richard Melloy, 1941. Date of last publication, Aug. 15, Charlotte Hogate, S. VV. Hogate, Eth el Hocken Edwards, A. V. Rodman, M. 1941. K. MacRae, Jane Doe MacRae, J. G. j Smith, Emily C. Smith, Edna J. Wal : D ISTINCTIVE CANDIES lis, John Doe Wallis, I1. L. Miller, Jane j KRATZ Doe Miller, Forest Hart Lehner, A. W. 45c. 80c I.b Lehner, Grace Vail as trustee fori Week End Ona Elizabeth Wills, John A. How Special . land, June Doe Howland, the un 50c Lb. Box known heirs of Robert J. Hocken. Every Frl., Deceased, the unknown heirs of Km j ma Hocken, deceased; and all other SAT., SUN. Visit Our New persons or parties unknown claim j ing any right title, or Interest in or Candy to the property described in th is' Kitchen «201 SW CAPITOL IIW Y — BE. 3997 suit, Defendants: was m m m m m IS OF DOUBTFUL ORIGIN. JONATHAN Call AL FRENCH or ED M ELVIN AT. 5161 DAYS & AT. 2988 EVES. B R Y A N T USED THE NAME IN HIS P O E M "TH A N A TO P S /S "B U T THERE IS NOTHING D EFIN ITE AS TO HOW THE j r NAM E OREGON ORIGINATED. ¿ T A. B. Smith Used Truck Lot 928 SE GRAND AVE. PUBLIC M ARKET Front Ave., Morrison to Salmon PORTLAND FOR TOW CARS call V E R M IL Y E MOTOR CO. Phone Tigard 91. Your ) NURSERY STOCK Planning to landscape This Spring? It will pay You to Compare Our fine Stock of SHRUBS - ROSES - TR EE S LEW IS & SIMPSON 5 Mi E of 82nd on Columbia lliway Phone 5072 Gresham LIVESTOCK GOOD W O R K HORSE and Har ness $50. W . Worth Davis, Rt 8, Box 1777, Portland, Garden Home Road. W A N T cheap and old horses of of all kinds. 3964 SE ! SU. 1450. OLD HORSES & cows, $5 to $15. R. L. Cieloha. 6029 N E 7th Ave., Portland. TR. 7101._________________ i REAL ESTATE Where's the Boom? GLEN CULLEN Heights! Gives Beautiful View of Famous Council Crest, and the valley. Choice Lots on Hill sites and Highway, garden location. Bull Run Water Supply and Port land conveniences. Plan to build that cozy home in one of Port land's finest sections. For Home Sites or Business Houses Lota for Sale. E a s y Terma ___________ Phone AT 1235___________ i PIPE Drainage PIPE Culvert, Sewer, Irrigation PORTLAND CONCRETE P ir E and PRODUCTS CO. 5819 S. W . Macadam AT. 8384 See Vour Dealer Advertising is the key to world prosperity; without it today modern business would be paralyzed. Brick, Tile, Masonary W ork Wanted NURSE wishes position in office, I hospital, sanitarium or private duty. AT. 1235. FOR SALE __! M ill*«*-"» ! 3 [\ % Z T l& lñ liyiK lC lñ J BUILT AT OREGON C ITY IN /842 THIS WAÔ THE FIRST PROTESTANT CHURCH ON THE PACIFIC C O A S T Nu ri tiwoM - »in1 Imlay’s Fresh Mixed Feeds riSHER THORSEN PAINTS . fsow First woman: — “W hy do you weep?” Second woman:—“ Because I ’m so SUMMONS sorry for this man. Two weeks ago In the Circuit Court of the State of For quality, fair price and he buried his wife and now we see Oregon, for Washington County. service him lay his little son in the grave.” Town of Beaverton, a Municipal Cor- J First woman:—“You bettcrt>e sorry J. B. Imlays & Sons poration, Plaintiff, These people of God R E E D V ILL E ALOHA, ORE. for youiself. — vs — get back their dead. Not so us..” Paul Barringer and Grace Barringer, I But do they? What proof that C R A W F O R D PEACHES For Sale $1 bu.. bring boxes. 2 mi South of the dead, having once returned to husband and wife; W . V. Wiley, a Aloha, Wheeler av. R. B. Doughty. the dust, will ever come from the single man; M. K. MacRae and Jane i grave and live again? Ask the Bi Doe MacRae, husband and wife; J. ble; it has the answer. It bids you W. Bailey, Trustee; Violette S. Rod- FOR SALE— Comb. Wood & Gas travel back to an hour soon after man and A. V. Rodmnn, husband and Range, Piano, Cifculat Gas Heater Christ's resurrection. At the mo wife; Albert M. Hocken and Laura1 & other household goods. Mrs. W . ment of His death, an earthquake Hocken. his wife; D. It. Wheeler and J. Alexander, R 1, Bx 728, Beav his wife; : had rent the rocks and opened the Jane Doe Wheeler, erton, Farmington Rd. Phone 2360. graves. Then came Christ’s burial Caroline E. Clement and Arthur B. Clement, husband and wife; Jo FOR SALE— Wood Saw on Chev and three days later He came forth seph M. Rogers and Bertha Rogers, Next after Him— “Many bodies rolet Truck, 7345 S W 54th ave., and wife; Edna Hocken of the Lord's people which slept husband Maplewood. arose and came out of the graves Barnes and Holman J. Barnes, her I •after His resurrection and came into husband; Robert Hocken, Jr. and; CANNING PEACHES Ready Ruth Hocken, his wife; Imogene | Mrs. M. Wheaton, R 1, Tigard, Or. j the Holy City—Jerusalem and were Hocken Deremiah and Joseph seen of many.” See Mt. 27:51-53. h er husband: John So after Christ broke the bonds of Deremiah, HIDES * WOOL, CASCARA — A death, He raised these Old Testa Hocken, a single man; Daisy E .; specialty. L E E BROS., 416 SW ment people. You see them up and Hocken, a widow; Daisy E. Hocken. Front Ave., ATwater 5334. down the streets of Old Jerusalem. administratrix of the estate of Rob ert J. Hocken, deceased; and all un CONCRETE W O R K of All Kinds So will He raise up His people on known heirs of Robert J. Hockdn, that day. Beaverton 6524. The Bible Tells It W ELD IN G ONE: Christ arose. Easter and M ARTIN ELECTRIC CO. — For every First Day of The Week, called Our Instructors have naval yard Prompt, Dependable Service. Call Sunday of the Lord's Day we set exper. Guaranteed course. State lie. Beaverton 2106. R 5, Portland. apart to celebrate His resurrection. Day and night. No contracts. T W O :—Then He raised up these Pay as you go Old Testament saints. Stadium Welders ,nr- T H R E E :—After the whole number I'M NW 80th Portland Bit. 0961 for whom Christ died are saved, the Lord Himself shall descend from heaven with a shout and the dead in Christ shall rise first, then we which orni rri.biw» are alive and remain shnil be caught , ItA l.I.ltO O M up to together with them in the Moo. Wrd. rn. Sat. clouds to meet the Lord in the air, Illtb » « Salma« so shall we ever be with the Lord. See 1st Thessalonians 4:13-17. Four:—Christ next takes over the LOW EST FARES earth and sets up His own rule. The Thousand Years of Kingdom Bless SAN FRANCISCO ing.. The Bible is no dream Book; LOS ANGELES the blessings are sure. FIV E : After the Thousand Years, Comfortable! Strramllm R iison the lost dead will be raised to meet Fust Through Servio*« their sins and judgment. The Royal H' km I— First you count DOLLAR LINES yourself a sinner and lost. Next 5th A BURNSIDE HR. 3589 lay hold on Christ as having Special Merchants Lunch you paid the penalty to save you. By that F A R M E R S --W h y drive that run 11 to 3—35c you count your sins as blotted out This and eternal life written in. God down truck or panel delivery. said it; Christ did it; I believe it and weeks classified ads offer you a so Turkey, Ham and Duck that settles it. And may He be not lution to that trouble problem. Check Dinners only your Savior but also yout the classified ads. 5:00 to 8:30 Friend and Strength every hour the 1 '=111=111=111=111 -i a — iii = i i i = in— iii=iii= iii= in = live-long day. HOME COOKING Dinners 50c and up Also A La Carte READ THE W AN T -A D S - *7 *12 HUBER'S CAFE R 0C K W 00 D LUNCH Brick & Building Tile SEE YOUR D EALER Columbia Brick Works 132« SE Water— Portland Kiln« at Grcaham-Sylvan-Salem Lobby of Railway Exchange Bldg. Entrance on 3rd or Stark St. AT 5686 Portland, Oregon Well Balanced Meal« at Reasonable Price« LUNCHES 2.V— S5o DINNERS 35c— 40c It is worthwhile to look over the 407 Raleigh Bldg., Portland used truck and automobile bargains Over Fahey-Brockman in this weeks Issue. These adver Mr and Mis W . J. Weller. Prop tisers are reliable concerns. 5lll3lllslll£lll5lllclll=lil=lllslll2lll=lllslilSIII Cloverdale, Oregon This Adv space paid for by Oregon business man. an You art hereby re Good Food and Service Legal Notices Get Back Their Dead OREGON: DANCE E V E R Y SAT. N ITE quired to appear and answer the i plaintiff's complaint filed ngainst you in the above entitled court and , cause within four weeks of the date | of the first publication of this sum j 6 311. East of H’lnd cm Stark mons, to-wit; On or before August; Union Music by the Rancher« 16, 1941, and to set forth by answer I SU. 0601 any right, title, or interest you or I either of you claim to have in und to | the hereinafter described real prop- ! erty, and if you fail so to answer | said complaint the plaintiff will apply ! 1M1MHIRW— M W W M n f M — M»fn to the court for the relief demanded j in its complaint, to-wit: For a de cree of the above entitled court ad -1 judging the plaintiff to bo the own- I er of the following described tracts of real property situated within the! Town of Beaverton, W ashington! Ruby's Barn Dance CARVER NAMED THE COLUMBIA RIVER OREGON /N 1776. TH E P O E T HO IN T H E NA ME OF T H E STATE I of Portland Inside Parking at the 0 o r [LyifTi^k] HUGE R EPTILES F IR S T LIVED HERE DUE TO CLIMATIC THEY DISAPPEARED AND WERE FOLLOWED BY V LARGE MAMMALS SUCH AS TH E ELEPHANT. ^ RHINOCEROS, HIPPOPOTAMUS, s a b e r t o o t h e d TIG E R . SK ELETO N S OF PREHISTORIC ___ ANIMALS HAVE B EEN FOUND 'N titev ,N FOSSIL BEDS OF „ - M When BuHding or Renovising Con sult your Architect— It Pays— TRUM AN E. PHILLIPS 509 Pearson, Fourth Ave. Bldg., (Fourth & Wash.) Phone AT. 7791 Residence Tigard, Or., Phone 2352 Cora, Portland. R A M O N A Giited p»ychic. Tens object of visit, your past, present and future. Names, da’ es facts. Good or bad. she helps. Answers all questions. Re sults assured. 734 SW Taylor, near Park. Free question with this ad S23.50 UP BE AV ER TO N , OREGON Beaverton 3511 Enterprise Bldg ! Q Know Your Oregon ! MODEL ‘A ” FORDS PLYMOUTH and CH EVR OLETS | Dr. Norm E. Johnson Veterinarian Check the Used Car ads. desired car may be listed. PERSONALS Page 3 County, Oregon, to-wit < PURITAN CAFE Tract 1: Lot 5, Block 32, Beav-^ erton. 1331 S. W . W a s h in g to n — Portland Tract 2: Northwest quarter of Block W h e r e Vallc\y People 1, Hocken's Addition to Beaverton M EET * EAT Tract 3: Southeast quarter of! Block 11, Hocken’s Addition to :lll=lll=IIIEIIl3lll=lll=lll=lll=IIISIII=lll5IM£lll Beaverton. Tract 4: Block 35, Hocken’s Sec FOR SALE ond Addition to Beaverton. USED DROP H E A D MACHINES Tract 5: Block 3, Hocken’s Sec ond Addition to Beaverton. $ 5 AND UP Tract 0: Block 22 , Hocken's Sec ond Addition to Beaverton. Singer Sew ing M achine Center Tract 7: S'.i of Lot 34, Hocken's! Multnomah, Ore. J. M. DEW Second Addition to Beaverton. Tract 8: I sits 1 and 2, Block 1, j Hocken's Third Addition to the MORNINGLIGHT CKAPEI. Rose Chapel-Green Room Town of Beaverton. Tract 9: Lots 4 and 5, Block 1, Hocken’s Third Addition to t he ! Town of Beaverton. Tract 10; Ixits 7 and 8. Block 2, 1 locken > Third Addition to the Town of Beaverton. Tract 11: Ixits 1 and 2, Block 3. Hocken’s Third Addition to the | Town of Beaverton. Tract 12: Lots 7 und 8, Block 3 ,1 Hocken's Third Addition to the I Town of Beaverton. Tract 13: Lots 3, 4, nnd 5, Block 1, Hocken’s Fourth Addition to Beaverton. Tract 14: Block 2, Hocken’s Fourth ! Addition to Beaverton. Tract 15: Lot 1, Block 1, Mason’s! First Addition to Beaverton. Tract 16: Lot 2, Block 1, Ma 1 son's First Addition to Beaverton. | Tract 17: Ixits 3, 4, and 5, Block ! Mason's First Addition to Bear , erton. Tract 18: Lots 10, 11, nnd 12, Block 1, Mason's First Addition to Beav erton. Tract 19: Lot 9, Block 1, Mason’s llr st Addition to Beaverton. Tract 20: Lot 8, Lombard Addi tion to the City of Beaverton. Tract 21: Lot 7, Franklin Ave., Addition to City of Beaverton, Ore., a« shown on the duly recorded map and plat thereof. Tract 22: I>ot 13, except the west 10 feet, Franklin Ave. Addition to City of Beaverton, Ore., as shown on the duly recorded map ana plat thereof. Tract 23: South 100 feet of I^ot | 6, Ladd and Reeds Addition to the ( Town of Beaverton. Tract 24: East one half of Ixits 1 41 and 44, Hock'.n Acres, unrecor-! ded, being part of the Samuel G Stott Donation I^and Claim No. 48 .1 in Township 1 South Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian, and more fully described as fol lows: Beginning at a point In the center of the road, 20 feet east of an iron pipe and 2061 4 feet South ; of the Southwest corner of the William Lockerman Donation I -and Claim and running thence j South 89 deg. 3 min West 412 5 feet; thence south 278 feet; thence I north 89 deg. 3 min. East 412.5 feet; thence North 278 feet to the place of beginning, excepting a ■trip of land 20 feet wide across the west end of said land which la Serene Reality - Perfect Service J. P. Finley & Son FOURTH AT MONTGOMERY ATwater 2181 Riverview Cemetery Thirty Per Cent of Lot Receip, are set aside foi Perpetual Can LOTS $30 UP Hurlai Service with Cement Grnve Box $21 No Assessments ____________ _ No Profits West End Hcilwood Bridge De Laval SEPARATO RS — M ILKERS M ILK COOLERS STAR BARN EQUIPMENT MotwoekCrifell Manuf«wtur*n A Distributor» A * - /Ltx ! ’ R f VIRY THING 4 . / ' DAIRYMAN^ P ortiamo Cot.- S al ? 1 a m City 135 NW Park AT. 8461 Concord Grape Ribbon
