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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1941)
Friday, August 22, 1941 Classified Rates T W O C ents a w ord per issue. M inim um 25c C A SH w ith copy. W e Publish the B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E M ULTNOM AH PRESS T IG A R D S E N T IN E L A L O IIA N E W S C om plete E a s t e r n W ash in gton C ounty and W estern M ultnom ah C ounty C overage. BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE. Beaverton. Oregon FOR SA L E Tage 3 Know Your Oregon Packing the Mail In Early D ays Good Used Buys FURNITURE Multnomah Hardware Co. Manor Furniture Co. C ontinued from page i out the settlem ents. T here was no road betw een the V alley tow ns and 5 g o o d used M ood ranges $15 to $30 A storia no steam boats Mere in o p - ; Low est Prices in Oregon eration. T he on ly w ay to g et that 4 G as A w ood com hln $15 to $35 mail upriver was by Indian ca n o e . ' 2 Pc Ddvenpoit Suite $67.50 4 H o f trie ranges $22.50 to J J J . T he O regon ians did not wait on Con- { gress any longer. 6 Pc Bedroom Suite $55.00 T hose rough and ready old fellow ? i 4 Used W ashers (e a ) . . $19.50 G 0 V e * ^ % Ÿ PfttS}°f Er u N t 0 B L ‘ com plete w ith sprin gs & mattress that were running things back in the | 3 used w ood circu la tors («a ) $19.50 forties, got busy and set up their W e assum e no fin a n cia l respon 7 Pc Dining Suite $37.50 ow n p o sto ffice departm ent right here sibility fo r errors w hich m ay ap 3 Used oil eirculutorn (ea) $19.50 in Oregon. F o r postm aster general pear in advertisem en ts published Rugs, R anges, R efrigera tors they selected tne editor o f the Ore- i in these colu m n s but in case F or Sale at the EASY TERM S gon Spectator, the first new spaper | w here this paper is at fau lt will to be printed west o f the R o c k y j reprint that part o f an advertise M ountains published at O regon City m ent in w hich the typ ograp h ical T he new postm aster general, a m a n 1 m istake occu rs._____________________ nam ed W . G. T ’Vault, g ot busy at 815 S W First at Yam hill M ACDONALDS on ce. On F ebruary 5, 1846, he a d f t Real E state W an ted PORTLAND vertised and secu red bids on several 7858 S W Capitol H w y. routes. One w as O regon City, out F R E E A P P R A IS A L S th rou gh the Tualatin cou ntry, to Em slll=lll=lllslllZlli3iii=in=in=IIISIII=lll=lll. 5 & H Green Stamps Terms T ualatin P lain s later F orest G rove, s a l t c a ir n u s e d B uyers W a itin g fo r BY LEW IS AND thence southw ard throu gh Yam hill Suburban H om es CLARA IN 1805 and P olk counties, s e it ic e to be ev Phone C H . 2634 Y ou p rofit by our experience. O ver TO MANUFACTURE FO RT C L A TS O P IN I80S ery tw o w eeks and by h orseback. 15 years con tin u ou s service in the SALT. A nother route w as by w ater from M U LTN O M AH . O R E G O N southeast section. An enlarged O regon City to V a n cou ver and sales fo rce m ak es possible the ex T ’Vault con tra cted M’ith Hugh Burne ON t h e i r e x p e d i t i o n TO t h e tension o f ou r sales service to to ca rry m ail betw een O regon and PACIFIC IN 1805 B U IL T F O R T co v e r all close-in w estside districts. ’41 SCHULT TRAILERS W eston, M issouri. The rate on this C L A T S O P A B O U T TW O PULES Call fo r an im m ediate overlan d route w as to be fifty cents FROM TH E M O UTH OF T H E Be at H om e A nyw here F ree A ppraisal LEW IS AND CLARA RIVER. FROM per letter, and the ca rrier w as to re-1 1331 S. \ \ . W a sh in gton — Tortini d O rder now b efore rush o f H E R E T H E Y W E N T A FEW HUES N ew m an - Tarbell Co. ceive one fo u rth o f the fee. Fall B usiness W here Valltyy People W ES T. WHERE SEASIDE NOW IS. C ourageou s and earnest as the | REALTORS TO OBTAIN S A L T . M EET A EAT Lombard Trailer Sales e ffo r ts o f that p o sto ffice departm ent 6909 SE M ihvuukle, c o r Byhee 4936 N. L om bard. P ortlan d w as in early Oregon, it was des ’HI=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=l||=IIISll|a|||£lH3ll| P ortlan d LA. 2116 On H ighw ay U. S. 30 by-pass tined to fail. N ot because o f p oor j m anagem ent but because there was PS IT WAS SOUTH OF THE not ehuugh business to m ake a go o f uni» r i i u m i 4 9 T- P AR A LLEL . i REAL ESTATE HAI.LKOOM T here ju st w asn’t enough mail, j AM M O V IN G A W A Y — F or s a le .! it. M on. W ed K rt. Hat O verstu ffed fu rn itu re, bedroom j N ot on ly did the W eston -O regon lotta » I S a lm o» set, rugs, electric sew in g m achine, | route have to be abandoned, but the com p en sa tion w h ich T ’V ault re garden and ca rp en ter tools etc., i n o Junk. E m ley, 6th & Maple, ceived a» postm aster general caused He M etzger. A ddress R t 6, B x 760 I him to th row up the sponge. V w as to receive on e tenth o f the g r o s s ' Portland. LO W E S T K A K E S revenues taken in. F o r his first SAN FRANCISCO *7 F O R S A L E - M od. 1 yr old co m !».1 year his salary am ounted to fifty gas range, Cash or Trade fo r gas dollars. H eigh ts! G ives B eautifu l View LOS ANGELES « ¡2 Som e o f us think the three cent alone. P hon e B eaverton 2697. o f F am ous C ouncil Crest, and the letter rate high. T hose days you O o n ifo r ta h lo S tre a m lin e H u .es valley. C hoice L ots on Hill sites F O R S A L E — D in in g table & chairs paid 15 cen ts to send a single sheet F a st T h ro u g h Service and H ighw ay, garden location. kitchen table chairs, and miso. 30 miles. It cost 50c to send one B ull R u n W a ter Supply and P o rt lSr 2 c ° T A S ^ ' ^ r O L U H B l f articles, reason able Mrs. W . J. I ou n ce to C a liforn ia by pony express DOLLAR LINES H E C ^ J c o ' e O CALLEO land con venien ces. P lan to build A lexander, B eaverton, R 1, Bx 728, i and it took five m onths to get a let 5th Si H U R N S ID E B R . 3539 that cozy hom e In one o f P o rt F arm in gton R d. P hone 2360. ter across the continent. lan d’s finest sections. B ut C ongress kept p eck in g awny. Cheek the Used Car ads. Y ou r P E A C H E S F o r Sale— T hru T igard In 1847, tw o years a fter O regon had For H om e Sites or desired ca r m ay be listed. " i ST/ t HE fíEJ U r L f t i ° lNG to M cD onald store. E to first road asked fo r m ail service, the federal (abou t 1 city b lk ) turn right to govern m en t landed six sack s o f mail Business Houses lll3lll=lll=lll=lll=m=lll=IH=ll!=IIIHIII=IH=UI5 white cotta ge & orch ard, R hodes. in A storia. L ots fo r Sale. Easy T erm s H O M E C O O K IN G T he C ongress decided ___________ P hon e AT. 1235___________ F O R S A L E — W o o d and coa l c i r - ; to establish a route in the N orth R0CKW00D LUNCH cu la tor heater and a garage 16x20 | west. It included, O regon City and up W ell B alanced M eals ) WORK W ANTED L ong. 5th & A ngel St., B eaverton. \ the W illam ette to K lam ath R iv e r in at R easonable P rices the direction o f San F rancisco. F ig F O R S A L E C H E A P —G as R ange ure that one out. W IL L W o rk fo r room and board ; L U N C H E S 25c— 3ftc B y 1851, the govern m en t got som e enam eled, also G as W a ter Heater, b efore and a fte r w ork. P hone Ti- j D IN N E R S 35c— 10c / ir p ä T r ° 5 T % -o 'f i & F i t f l » T f i S ¡ ¡ e l *. both good con dition. A. C. Ehlert, stam ps printed and people began to gard 08515, H en ry Bohle. 407 R aleigh ltldg., Portland R 1, Bx 582, B eaverton, Or.. \ mi bu y and paste them on letters. Her«* O ver F ahey-B rock m an N U R S E w ishes position in o ffic e , again, C ongress played a good one on South T obias Ave., Aloha. Mr. and Mrs. W . J. W eller. Prop. hospital, sanitarium or private O regon. T h ere was a three cen t le t SIIISIII£lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=IH=lll3IIIEIIiaiH duty. A T. 1235. ter rate approved fo r the states Im lay’s Fresh B ut letters betw een the States and O regon w ere to be carried fo r six FO R SALE PERSONALS M ixed Feeds cen ts each h alf ounce, if paid in a d U SED D R O P H E A D M A CH IN ES O therw ise you pungled up PAINTS van ce. RAMONA G ifted psych ic. Tells ten cen ts per h a lf ou nce w hen the $5 AND UP F or quality, fa ir p rice and o b je ct o f visit, your letter w as delivered to you. W hat a service past, present and future. Nam es, how l w ent up fr o m O regon residents Singer Sewing Machine Center dates, facts. G ood o r bad, she J. B. Im lays & Sons T h ey k ick ed over the m ail service M ultnom ah, Ore. J. M. D E W helps. A nsw ers all questions. R e R E E D V IL L E A L O H A , O R E . in those days, too. sults assured. 734 S W T aylor, near B y 1852 mail service betw een P ort P ark. F ree qu estion w ith this ad. F O R S A L E $12— 3 hens, 44 R I land and T ualatin V alley o ffic e s was T he route ran through the I and R ocks ch ix 4 and 5 \ started. W ANTED w eek s old. N end B arnard A irport i valley and th en ce south to Lafayette. B eaverton, M adsen place (C all af- j T he legislature had asked that a post- j W A N T E D — R o o m and board for m aster be appointed in each county i ter 7 p. m .) boy, 14, in W est Slope district. seat. P ostm asters w ere appointed j Serene B eauty - P e rfe ct Service ^ — — B eacon 8313. fo r H illsboro, T ualatin w h ich was j H ID E S & W O O L , C A S C A R A — A one mile south o f present Forest W A N T E D — DAY-(QLD h eifer c a l specialty. L E E B R O S., 416 SW G rove, O ceola on the W a lk er dona -1 seem ed to be any very bad actors ves. W ill pay $1.50 each and call F ro n t Ave., A T w a ter 5334. tion — T he Old M eadow Farm . These h ank ering a fte r loot on those short FOU RTH AT M ON TGOM ERY fo r them. P hon e co lle ct—G otter M'ere the fir s t' on es; others cam e | valley runs. C O N C R E T E W O R K o f All K in ds A T w ater 2181 8249 Scholls or w rite R 2, B x 195, C ontinued from page 1 later. B ut d on ’t think fo r one instant that B eaverton 6524. H illsboro, O regon. T he m ail w as still sparse and be it o ld man Jem pson didn't regard h i s 1 ducts are steadily bulking greater. Riverview Cem etery said to the cred it o f the federal gov j Qb as an im portant one. Just let | Ultim ately the U. S. and Canada will M A R T IN E L E C T R IC CO. — F or ernm ent that th ey put lots more som ebody get in the w ay o f the stage 1 I V E T E R IN A R IA N S be called upon to feed the greater P rom pt. D ependable Service. Call T h irty P er Cent m on ey in than they got back. By antj he’d cra ck the whip and yell, j part o f the w orld, at least until sh ip B eaverton 2106. R 5, P ortland. o f L ot R eceipts ’69 fo r the tw o year period ju st end-j "G et out o f the w ay! H ere com es | ping facilities expand to reopen the D r. N orm E . Johnson are set aside foi ed, the excess o f ou tg o over incom e | the United States M ail!” And if i Australian and South A m erican gran- P erpetu al Care i P IP E Veterinarian in O regon w as m ore than $350,000. y 0 „ stood around and didn't m ove .. , aries. T h ere w as a route betw een Oregon out, he w ould Just as soon BEAVERTON , OREGON run ov er Ajfr,cu ,ture M » „ s i n e s , L O T S $3« UP C ity and Salem and w hen the pa i you as not. B eaverton 3511 E nterprise Bldg. That s what the o l d , A m erican atul Canadian farm ers B urial Ser\ire tron s petitioned that it be continued, tim ers say o f him. And they ough are w ork in g at peak pressure and P 1 P F Culvert, D rainage w ith Cement the p ostm aster general replied that to know , too. Or pot haps it woul< I under no m ean difficulties. D em ands G rave B os $27 w i t f t Sew er, Irrigation f t M IS C E L L A N E O U S it co st the govern m en t $8,000 annu ' be better to say old tim er, fo r there o f industry and the arm ed services P O R T L A N D C O N C R E T E P IP E ally, and the o ffic e s served netted is on ly one man in these parts who m akes farm labor in both cou ntries N o Assessm ents and P R O D U C T S CO. 1 seem s to rem em ber Old Man Jem p- scarce. ju st $688 in return. N o P rofits T his year the farm er is 5819 S. W . M acadam A T. 8384 L O O K IN G F O R U SE D An attem pt was being made to get son and his flyin g charges. certainly as o f m uch im portan ce t o W est End Sellw ood Bridge F U R N IT U R E B A R G A IN S ? See Y o u r D ealer T he old stage cam e out fro m P o rt the nation as is the fa ctory m anager. a road through from A storia to Ore gon C ity and valley points. It M-a* land in the m orning, put o f f mail at This will be true fo r som e years re W e have alm ost anyth in g you are H ave you looked ov er the ads this started but m ade little progress up O ceola. H 'U sboro and other points. gardless o f the tim e o f the en din g o f look in g fo r— I f not d o so, they carry a the river fo r gold w as discovered in It got into F orest G rove about noon, i W orl(, W a r n The average reader w eek ? K itch en , D ining R oom , Red R oom Brick, Tile, M asonary C a liforn ia and a fte r that, with men 1 Old Man Jem pson put up an fed his ^as j,m e con cep tion o f the size o f I world o f news. and L iving R oo m Sets, etc. all talkin g and th in k in g in. big terms, horses and laid over until early a f y » agricu lture as a business. U. it w as n o lon ger possible to secure ternoon.. PORTLAND 1 S. farm prod u cts will have a value o f road labor at $60 m onthly. G old was Then he hitched up again and got at ,east ,500,000,000 in 1941 and our F U R N IT U R E T R A D IN G f t ) . also discovered in the Jacksonville the mail bags and passengers aboard f arm , H8 0f July 1 furnished em ploy 1605 S W F irst Ave. P ortland SEE YO U R D E A LE R co u n try o f southern O regon and sta and with the usual crow d o f on look m ent fo r 11,769,000 individuals. S E P A R A T O R S — M IL K E R S ges as well as n acktrain s were used ers ,he clim bed up to the seat o f the The wholesale value o f ou r manu- Colum bia Brick W o r k s M IL K < 001.1 US to b rin g in mail and sunnlies. P ri sw ayin g old stage and crack ed his factured products for 1941 will be j i S P E C IA L 1320 SE W a ter— P ortland ces w ere sk y high and at one time whip. W ithin a few rods he had abou t $70,000,000,000. This, o f course, j SAW D UST W A T E R H E A T E R S T A R B A R N E Q U IP M E N T K ilns at G resham -Sylvan-Salcm salt was so sca rce and expensive that the horses into a dead run and he includes defense business. W e a r e ,; it w as w eighed on gold scales and con tin u ed to cra ck the lash and keep how ever, very apt to reach a time $ 1 2 .5 0 traded even u p —an ou nce o f salt for them in a full gallop as lon g as the when the value o f our agricultural S atisfaction Guarant«*ed one o f yellow dust! stage was in sight. "G et out o f the products will be very m uch higher H ave the pleasure o f h ot w ater at H ere com es the U. S. M a il!” than they are today. T he old C oncord stages -th e kind way. T he day may I the m ost reasonable cost to you all closed in with leather springs Ol man Jem pson loved his authority. com e when industrial produ cts will M«ínuíartur*n k Dhtrl buton L Y O N S H E A T IN G CO. I V I R Y T HI NG that furnished the floa tin g ride of H e p robably eased up, on ce he got he m anufactured from d ifferen t and | N O T IC E O F F IN A L A CC O U N T 3411-15 SE H aw th orne, P ortland those days were not unknow n in the beyond the range o f the onlookers, ch eap er m aterials and hence have a DAIRYM AN i In the C ounty C ourt o f the State of T ualatin V alley. O ffice , E A . 6517. E v Ap. T K . 7345 One operated out but when he arrived In H illsboro, sm aller value, while the quantity o f 1 O regon , fo r W a sh in gton County. as fa r as F orest G rove up to the ear O ceola and the oth er post stations, farm p iod u cts used in m anufactur In the M atter o f the E state o f R E X ! ly seventies. At that time, an old it was alw ays on the dead run with ing will result in a much h igh er im i B E C K E R , D eceased. fe llo w nam ed, Jam ison, or Jem pson the old coaeh bobbin g and sw aying p ortan cc as well as value being pin- 1 A I L K IN D S W O O D N otice is hereby given, that the — the name isn’t quite certain, was o v e r the rough and rutted road. ced upon agriculture as business. I 135 N W Bark 4 ft. and sh ort lengths delivered undersigned, as E xecutrix o f the I the driver. B ut he w as no novice “ H ere com es the U. 8. M a ll!” M any types o f plastics are already I an yw h ere at reasonable prices. above entitled estate has filed h er; with fou r horses and a lash. He sat N or did he enter P ortland any the being made from farm products. | P IN E K N O T F U E L CO. F inal A ccou n t in the a bove entitled up there on the d riv e r’s seat and less auspiciously. D ow n the street W ith the strides chem istry is m aking C ourt, and that M onday, Septem ber L ocation M etzger, P h on e CH. 1758 handled the ribbons, and he could cam e the fou r flyin g horses, with the thousands o f m aterials em braced in 15, 1941, at 9 30 a. m., in the Court J. O. Miller & Sons pass all o f them into one hand and ru m blin g coach and Old Man Jem p consum er good s will have their orlg R o o m o f the above entitled C ourt ply the whip, while his ch arges len son behind them. And w oe to the in on the farm . has been appointed by the C ourt as gthened out in to a full gallop. He tim id soul w h o happened to get in C onclusion the tim e and place fo r the hearing d id n ’t have a gu ard— no one rode his way. “ G et out o f the w ay o f Certainly the farm er can look for-1 Papering. P a in tin g .—P rice s r ig h t.' o f ob je ctio n s th ereto and the settle shotgun with him. F or there never the U. S. M ail.” w ard to better days over the neat j m ent th erof. F ree E stim ates. De M oude, R t. sB ut he, yelled on ce too often. One term . The prosperity o f the Indus Date o f first publication August 1, B x 105, B eaverton. d a y as he entered tow n he veiled at trial areas is being felt in farm in g j 15, 1941, Date o f last publication the w ron g man. Judge W illiam s, centers and mail order sales are re S eptem ber 12, 1941. early d ay Jurist and attorney was flectin g the increased spending o f | FREE A N N A B E C K E R . E xecu trix o f the cro ssin g the street as the stage cam e our farm population. F or the long I E state o f R ex B ecker, D eceased. Inside P ark in g at the lu rch in g along. "G et out o f the pull a closer tie-up betw een a g ri A L B E R T K E M M E R , A ttorn ey. w a y o f the U. 8. m a il!” Old Man culture and industry prom ises much. P U B L IC M A R K E T 902 Spalding B ldg , Portland, Oregon Jem pson cra ck ed the lash and thun It m ay he that the increased develop- * F ron t Ave., M orrison to Salm on C o n c o r d G ra p e K lh hon dered tow ards the Judge m ent o f our farm in g areas from an PORTLAND N O TIC E O F S A L E Sw ap: It was the last tim e he ever uttei R ent! Buy! Via Industrial point o f view m ay do i Sell! In a ccord a n ce with the provisions ed the th reaten in g w arning. Judge m uch to cushion the post w ar slum p Want Ad W ay F O R T O W C A R S call V E R M IL Y E o f T ow n o f B eaverton O rdinance No. WE W illiam s in vestig ated and brought M O T O R CO P hone T igard 91. 201, p rovid in g fo r the sale o f aban ch arges. So great was his influence doned m otor vehicles, I will, at the BUY AND SELL that he had Jem pson r c !‘ ""e<l o f his h our o f 10 a. m , on Tuesday. August L IV E S T O C K Save 20 to 25* \ on your F IR E I N S U R A N C E C O S T S position T hu s the old d riv er lost 26. 1941, at the F arm in gton R oad en O regon Mutual P olicies arc N O N -ASSESSAB I.K . Y on N E V E R pay his Job and was divested o f the au On Brokerage Basis G O O D W O R K H O R S E and H ar tra n ce to the B eaverton C ity Shops th ority he loved so well. Som etim e m ore than the prem ium on the fa ce o f the policy. O regon Mu.tial proceed to sell at public au ction , to ness $50. W . W orth D avis, R t 8, later he was found to be insane and m aintains m ore than three tim es the surplus required hy Oregon B ox 1777, P ortland, G arden Hom e the highest and best bidder fo r cash, sent to the asylum . Insurance Law*. the follow in g described m otor v e - j R oad. W ith his departure there passed h id e s :. from the Tualatin cou n try one o f Its O regon M utual Fire Insurance Com pany 1929 C hevrolet R oa dster M otor No \ y \ \ T ch eap and old horses o f m ost colorfu l, if som ew hat u n bal o f M c M i n n v i l l e o f all kinds. 3964 SE 1789563 an ced, characters. C hevrolet P ic-u p M otor No. 3866216 Organized 1894 40 y e a n o f R eliable Service Ulya». J,. W alk er, Agent C ora, Portland. SU. 1450. 424 S .W . W ash in g ton Dated this 15th d ay o f August, 1941 : N ew Location 112 So. 3rd Ave. Phone 173? O L D H O R S E S Ac cow s, $5 to $15. R. C. D O T Y Portland B E . 2072 “ E very F orm o f P rotection ” H illsboro, Oregon R L. Cieloha. «029 NE 7th Ave., R e co rd e r fo r the G E T T H E P R O F IT A B L E H A B IT P ortlan d, T R . 7101. City o f Beaverton OF R U N N IN G T H R O U O H THE * * Good Food and Service PURITAN CAFE m UM l Where's the Boom? GLEN CULLEN J fß tö r g jfe riSHER TH 0 RSEN FO* *lVrS«"° Â é ? SS 8 17 assss* t i imî JÛ t Babson Says. ... Brick & Building Tile MORNINGLIGHT CHAPEL Rose Chapel-Green Room J. P. Finley & Son O e Laval ifìonroek Crííell Legal Notices GEM DIAMOND BROKERS DIAMONDS Due to shortage' we pay top premium prices What have you