The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, January 30, 1942, Page Page 3, Image 3

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    Friday,
January
30, 1042
B E A V E R T O N ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
Classified Rates • FOR SALE
O E E l C l ALLY. ß U T A PAIN
p io n e e r s
Female Help Wanted
F O R SALE 6-w eeks old
H eifer
C alf D. F. M oote.. M etzger dis ,
bet. 6th & 7th St on Pine
la ss
NOTICE
Just received extra g ood |
shipment Belgian, P erche- j
ron type, 3-7 yea:s. M ost o f them ,
well broke. All very gentle. L ook
them over. L ow priced. Guar
as rep Wfe deliver.
LENTS
STABLES,
HAS SEEN OPTAi NED
/-v CONS/OERABit
v
.
4 MOUNTS IN OREGON
H. B aum er,
F oster Road, 1 Mile East o f Lents
O
\ V E T E R IN A R IA N S
Dr. Norm E. Johnson
Veterinarian
p e l o sla v es
LOU/S SOUTH WORTH.
C O LO RED S i At/f PA/D
'/ O O O " TO H/S PIA STER
IN P E N TON COUNTY
/ P O P H/S E R E E OO P! IH
H AY FOR SALE — A lfa lfa
$12, 1
C lover $10 C Topich. R l, Bx 474,
Beaverton, nr C ooper Mt, school.
F O R S-tLE One 3 year-old Per-
chion Stallion.
Papers with him.
W ill w '¡gh about 1650 lbs.
C. F
Heinrich Bx 703 Beaverton, (O ld
H aw kins place.)
L A D IE S — T ak e orders fo r N ylon
hosiery, slips, gow ns, housecoats,
dresses. C ity and outside terri­
tory open. Free samples. Full or
part time. A pply or write Real Silk
H osiery Mills, 617 Bedell Bldg.,
Portland, or phone AT. 1800.
f i / NE VER
EXISTED IN OREGON
F O R S A L E ----- D uo Therm
Oil
Burner, ciicu la tin g, nearly new.
Phone Beaverton 2445.
W e assum e no financial respon­
sibility for errors w hich m ay ap­
pear in advertisem ents published
in these colum ns but in case
where this paper is at fault will
reprint that part o f ar. advertise­
ment in w hich the typographical
m istake occurs.
LO O K
Know Your Oregon
FOR
SALE -D is c 5-ft
tandem. |
• R oderick M cLane) excellent co n ­
dition $40
John Abbott, 6004 S\V
45th ave, Glencullen dist., A T 1856 I
T W O C ents a w ord per issue.
M inimum 25c CASH with copy.
W e Publish the
B E A V E B TO N EN TERPR ISE
MULTNOMAH PRESS
TIGARD SEN")INK!
ALOHA NEWS
C om plete E a s t e r n W ashington
County and W estern M ultnom ah
County C overage.
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elected
Victory Garden
To Group Plants
By Food Values
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BLACKOUT INSTRUCTIONS
NEW H IGH W AYS !
If you are at h o m e -e x tin g u is h a l l ’ ?
exterior lights and la* sure no light
M U SON R IV E R — W O L F C H E E R
1 Ing inside is visible.
If unable to
N E A H - K A II-N IE MOUNT A I
obscure your windows, turn o f f lights,
Do Nut
...
the main
i 1 Enjoy their scenic beauty while glid­
Listen to your radio.
ing alon g In a 1(12 stream lined bus
M otor vehicles, including private |
T IL L A M O O K — ROCKAW ’ A Y
autom obiles .street cars and trolley 1
M A N ZA M T A
coach es o r busses, not equipped with 3 R ound Tri(»s Daily via W ilson river
, lights in accordan ce with
hi ickout
s EAS1 II F.-OE AH 11ART-A S T O R I A
regulations p:om ulgated by proper!
authorities and authorized, shall not 7 Round T rips Daily via W olf Creek
be operated during a blackout.
C AN N ON B EA CH
NEA1I k A l l -N IE .MT.
Those equipped with lights in ac­
cordan ce with
regulations
may be I
Served »ia E ither Route
i operated
for necessary travel at a
speed such as shall be Consistent ( W hen buying your liehet ask to rid i
tile Blue and W bite Clipiiers o f
with the atm ospheric and physical]
¡con d ition s existing du rin g the period
O R E G O N M O T O R STAG ES
o f blackout hut not to exceed in any
I event 20 miles per hour.
Central Bus De|>ot
A T. 5171
SW 5th and Taylor Sts., P oiilau d
H eadlights shall he operated only
on dim or parking beam and shall
also be equipped in the manner ap-
Boost your hom e com m unity news­
proved by the proper authorities for paper.
It boosts for you.
Only
blackout lights, except in cases of $1 per year .less than 2 cents a w eeg.
dire necessity and extrem e em er­
g en cy; provided in this connection
that fire
equipm ent
proceeding to
“ P A Y S BIG DIVIDEND***'
and front fires where speed and safe
passage o f the equipment is n eces­
sary, the ordinary headlights during
periods o f travel m ay he permitted.
INSULATION
BY EXPERTS
No interior lights shall ho per-
j m itted in any m otor vehicle,
Do
not drive with your lights out.
Do not park in front o f fire exit,
fire plug, hospital entrance or at a
street intersection.
Do not block center o f street as
fire appai atus, police c a .s or other
em ergen cy vehicles may have to an­
sw er em ergen cy calls.
• H O T -W A T E R T A N K S
• P IP E ( OV E R IN G
• R E F R IG E R A T O R ROOM S
Oregons victory garden
prog: am,
¡launched o fficia lly
by a
statewide
G1LLEN-COLE CO.
W A S P O U N D E D IN / S S 0
garden con feren ce held at Oregon
52 Years in Business
: State college, is goin g to be m ore
S. E. Grand ut Ash, Portland
¡than a cam paign to increase quan-
) M ISC E L L A N E O U S
EA. 8135
j titles o f just any kind o f garden pro- |
1 duce.
Instead it is directed ns well t
WOMEN
BE
IN D E P E N D E N T
'tii.vard the production o f well bal- |
Learn B arbering.
E nter a field
During periods o f an em ergency
j anced ga:d en s w hich will provide the
that is both pleasant and p ro fit­
i blackout not scheduled by the a.,
best nutrition fo r the fam ily.
This
able. O w ing to present conditions,
Goinq: to Mt. Hood?
thorities for a set time, upon the
'w a s determined with the adoption o f !
w om en barbers are now in great
sounding o f the alarm , all vehicles I
! the report o f the special com m ittee '
Don’t Go Without
dem and . . .
1 shall proceed to the extrem e righ t;
o f the con feren ce dealing with nutri- j
M O L E R B arber College, 227 SW
hand
edge
o
f
the
highw
ay
being
1
tion, storage, and preservation.
Tire Chains
3d Ave., Portland. W rite or call
tiaveled and shall im m ediately extin I
Vegetables are no longer
consid-
Buy Now mid Save 30'r on all
fo r inform ation.
guish all lights and rem ain parked
' ered m erely
vegetables, to
be ar- |
to pen and sizes for passenger oars
until the all clear signal is given;
H ID E S A W O O L , C A SC A R A __A ranged in alphabetical order or per- j
anil t r u c k .; 16x1(81 brand new ( llo -
but
dm
ing
periods
o
f
scheduled
specialty.
I.EE BRO S., 25 SW haps in seasonal order in planning
dcll) chains with case-hardened
blackouts, which periods are
fixed
C'lny, Portland.
A tw ater 5334. : a garden. Instead they are grouped
cross links as low as 82.80 pair.
and determ ined by the ord er o f civil
j accord in g to their conti ibutions to |
Portland Auto W recking Co.
authorities oi A rm y or N avy autho i-
F O R T O W C A R S call V E R M IL Y E the diet, pointed out Mrs. Inez Lang- I
T w o I .orations
ties or either o f them, no vehicles
j don, Scappoose, com m ittee
chair- ;
M O T O R CO. Phone Tigard 91.
8125 N K l moil
T it. 0547
except em ergen cy vehicles shall be
i man.
Here
are
the
groups
of
1803 N E Union
GA. 6807
paiked upon a public highw ay or |
vegetables from a nutritional stand­
P ortland
street fo r any periods o f tim e but '
point and the principal mt mbers in
G arden P ools
T rees Topped
¡each group:
¡such streets shall tie cleared o f the
R ock eries
R em oved
1—
Tom atoes..
vehicles
prior to the hour o f the |
W ^st HUl« Landscape Co.
2— L eafy
vegetables ,— cabbage, !
blackout.
W A N T TO sell a piano? R uga?
; kale, spinach, m ustard . greens, tur-
G arden M aintenance Service
C lothing,
A Classified
Stores,
Mfg.
Co's.,
Industrial
Plants
1
nip
greens,
Swiss
chard,
Brussels
One o f the L argest M aintenance
will bring fust results at a very small
Be
sure
all
exterior
lights
are
out,
sprouts,
endive,
and
lettuce.
C oncern s In Portland
expense!
including signs during blackouts and
3 Green vegetables—green
beans,
p r e s e n t '5 f r e o f
IlE acon 0170
8650 Canyon Drive
during periods o f darkness preceding
Italian broccoli, green peppers, as-
WiLE/AW ETTE: ¿/A /SERS I T Y. /7~/S THE O iD E ^ T
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M. J. H A R R IS '
regularly scheduled black ou ts
and
; paragus, and peas.
INST/TORON o r H.G'HEF L E A P I N G ¿ E S P OP THE
M—
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follow
ing
regularly
scheduled
black
­
4- Y ellow
vegetables,
ca irots, ]
R O C H Y PJO U N T R /N S
outs.
All w indow s lights and signs
I sweet potatoes, yellow squash, ruta- :
R o ck s fo r W alls
are to be extinguished excepting only
| bagas.
R o ck Garden R o ck
such lights as are necessary for the
5—
Potatoes.
F lat Stepping Stones—T op Soil
transaction o f business at the pince
Individual fam ilies will
want to '
rU 7,
where the lights are left burning.
I choose am ong the sp ecific kinds in i
Dum p T ruck W ork
r H i
I each group but som e from all groups ]
G ravel fo r D rivew ays
(N F S
See that Interior lights are not vis­
■ are necessary to give the best bal-
W O R S H IP P E D B Y
ible from the outside.
C all CH erry 2 3 3 8
] ance as far as nutrition is concerned,
T R E IN D IA N S O F
, it was pointed out.
Y our presence on the premises will | 1331 S. W. W ashington— Portland
O R E G O N W H EN THE
The victory garden program , aim ed
aui
m aterially In protecting your |
W here Vall«\y People
W H /TE /VAN F / R 5 T
FOR RENT
at increasing the num ber o f farm
property
and
when
possible
you j
M E E T * EAT
C O P I E I T /5 R E P 1 A R K -
and home gardens in
O regon
by
should he P'o.-a at to a fford your lr m= ll|=|||=|||=|||=|||=l|IEIII=m=lll=lll=m?)n
A
B
L
E
THAT
ThE
W
O
LF
some
16,000
units
in
1942,
is
to
be
FOR
R E N T — Desirable
small
propel ly this
protection.
N A S A L S O S A C R E O TO
business location in brick building handled in such n w ay as to avoid
P
N
C
/
E
N
T
R
O
M
E
.
undue
waste
o
f
m
aterials
and
e
ffo
rt
If Unavoidably Outdoors
in B eaverton.
P hone B eaverton
N orth w est J v n d if t t s Itv
such as occu rred in the first world
to
Proceed with caution.
Keep
3511.
war, the con feren ce decided.
Those
1 the right.
Do not run but alw ays
S E P A R A T O R S — M IL K E R S
w ho have had experience in garden ­
walk. Use extrem e caution In cross- j COMPLETE EQUIPMENT \ W i
PA IN TS
ing, w hether in the cou n try or city,
ing the street
Carry a flashlight. ( S U P P L IE S F O R THF. D A IR Y
will be urged to do m ore o f it this
( .
If you have skylights, he sure that i
IN D U S T R Y
to
$1235;
230
to
285
lb
butchers
year, but those w ho
kn ow nothing North Portland Livestock
I m l a y ’ s Fresh
$11 25 to $11.85; lightw eight butchers they m e covered as they can not he
about handling a garden will not be
Market Prices
$11.25 to $11.75; packing sows $9 to checked except from the air and are
encouraged to try it.
M i x e d Feeds
very visible from that point w hich !
$10.
Feeder pigs $11 to $11.50.
The follow in g quotations are based
it is the purpose o f blackouts to pro- j
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS
S
H
E
E
P
:
G
ood
to
ch
oice
spring
The present N avy o f the United
F o r quality, fa ir price and
•States grew from tw o tiny ships, the on
iccs boinK P «id in M onday's , lam bs $11.75 to $12.10; medium to tect against.
If you must he aw ay from you r j
Minuta turvn 4 iMdHbulort
A 1
service
to
A L F R E D and COLUMBUS, the first trading:
hoice premises, do not leave any light vis-
S h in s
avv
CATTLE:
G ood grain-fed steers $10. Slaughter ewes, good to rhoi
J, B. Imlays & Sons
ships o o f f the
the C
C olonial
olonial N
Navy.
1 ible from the outside.
$11.25 to $13.25. G ood grain-fed heif- j $5.50» to $5.75
R E E D V IL L E
ALO H A, ORE.
ers
$10.50
only.
G
ood
beef
cow
s
The U. S. Navys personnel will c o n ­
. l o a n ano C m . - 1 ait lAKC<ny
sume about 8,580,000 pounds o f dried $h 75 to $9.25^ m edium $7.75 to $8.50. ; In 17K6 the United states had not
T he Portland N avy R ecruiting Sta­
h atm ed ^ 8Be,
A LL K IN D S W OO D
navy beans and 936,000 pounds o f com m on $6.50 to S7.S0 cannera $5 to
$6.
Bulls, medium to good $8.50 to |
tion enlisted a total o f 464 men from
AT. 61« l
hops in the present fiscal year.
4 ft. and slrort lengths delivered
135 NW' Park
$10 a few to $10.25, com m on $7.50 to j
„
...
.. „ . . . -
1 The o ffic e o f the S ecretary o f the the O regon district during the first
anyw here at
reasonable
prices.
$8.25.
V eale: s good to ch oice $13 50
1 no
,
" " seven days o f January, acco d in g to
R em em ber Pearl H arbor.
to $14.50. selects $15 and $15 25.
waa *«tabll«hed by Congress In figures released from the o ffice r in
P IN E KN O T F U E L CO.
HOGS:
Good
L ocation M etzger, P hone CH. 1758
charge o f Nuvy R ecruitin g In this
$12.35;
F IR S T M O R T G A G E LOANS
district. Lieutenant
Glenn F. De
Sale Good Suits 1 O'Coat*
J. O. Miller & Sons
$300
to $10,000 8 </c Int.—8 to
Grave.
SUIT &
Value
S 4 .9 5
In addition, the Portland station
5 years, o r m onthly
p ay­
O 'CO ATS
to $55
sent 12 men to Seattle, 13th Naval
ments. Cash paid for m ort­
Sizes 35 to 46
up
D istrict headquarters, as applicants
gages and C ontracts o f Sale.
H ATS,
Value to $10
69c
for G ain in g as Flying Cadets in the
J. O. JO H N SO N , Atty.
Sizes 6 5-8 to 7 5-8
Naval A ir Corps.
205 L um berm ens Bldg.
W EST END
The 11 western states com prisin g
Few Iuidies Dresses at
$ 2 .6 9
A ’». 333».
lies. 4Ui Ki Elm
the
coast's
recruiting
division
signed
S E L L W O O D B R ID G E
C A R D IN A L C L E A N E R S
Streets M etzger
C ll. 1534
up
a
total
o
f
3276
men
during
that
SW 11 at Wash., Portland
period.
the things you need by shopping
East o f B eaverton
H ighw ay 8
___________B eaverton 3511
Good Food and Service
PURITAN CAFE
mm
De Laval
Monroe k
Riverview Cemetery
use
CREM ATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
C om plete Funeral Service in New
Cathedral Chapel at N o E xtra cost
R iverv iew is a co-operative asso­
ciation with assets o f ov er $800,000
BUY
MORNINGLIGHT CHAPEL1
Rose Chapel-Green Room
Serene Beauty - P erfect Service
J. P. Finley & Son
O SC A R A U E S T A D S
W ooden Sole Kloggers
Keep your feet warm and dry Made to
(It your feet All co lo n and elzei In
atock.
Accept no tmltatV'ru The name Oerar
Aueetad 1* itamped on the aole o f every
pair.
315 S. W. Pine Street— BE 4347
FOU RTH AT M ONTGOM ERY
A Tw ater 2181
W A N T A D S ««
BUY
SELL
RENT
SWAP
FIND
through this big bargain basement
and SAVE
spare rooms, apartments immediate­
ly— turn vacant space into INCOME.
things you do not need for some­
thing you can use.
Be a sharp trad­
er— T R Y IT.
Brick. Tile, Masonary
Brick & Building Tile
SEE YOUR D EALER
Columbia Brick Works
1820 SE W ater— Portland
K ilns at G resham -Sjlvan-Saiem
O F M CM INN VILLE
10 years o f Reliable Service < I— . I . W a lk e r. A g en t
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
“ E very F orm o f P rotection ’*
I
Phone 1732
H illsboro, O regon
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OLD
M ARKET
H ave you looked over the ads this
w eek?
I f not do so, they ca rry a
w orld .«of news
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
I '
lost articles quickly— or jobs for
those of the family who seek work.
In.alde P arking at the
F ront Ave, M orrison to Salmon
PORTLAND
O regon Mutual Policies are N O N A S S E S S A B L E
Y ou N E VE R pay
m ore than llie premium on the fa re o f the policy. O regon Mutual
nuUntaUuTmore than three turns, the surplus required by Oregon
Insurance I-aw».
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the things you are no longer using
for C A SH -M O N E Y .
FREE
PUBLIC
Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
J l» ^
S 45 . 0 Ö
F loor Sample
New IES Lamp & Shade S 6.50
Rugs,
Rang.-s, R efrigerators
EASY TERM S
Manor furniture Co.
114 S W Yamhill
815 S W First at Yamhill
PORTLAND
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