The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, February 27, 1942, Page Page 3, Image 3

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    February 27, 1942
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FILBERT TREES
We Publish the
BtAVEKTON ENTERPRISE
MULTNOMAH PRESS
TIGARD SE M 1X E L
AI.OIIA NEWS
Plunt
Fruit and W a ln u t Trees
O rnam ental Shrubs & Trees
Complete E a s t e r n Washington
County and Western Multnomah
County Coverage.
We 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
Now —Heavily Rooted
1 year Tip-layers
STOUT'S NURSERY
R4 Hillsboro — \ nil. SE Orenoo
PHONE HILLSBORO 3126
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FOR SALE
NOTICE
Artificial Eyes Cleaned
POR SALE
CHEAP 600 Egg
Incubator, 300 Chick Brooder. 3
burner Oil Stove.
Inquire D. R.
Whitford Rt 1, Box 101A, Tigard
Oregon, near Durham.
m B E A U T Y SCHOOLS
Beauty Culture B?*,nne5
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Brush-up
('leaned Like New, Work Guar.
317 DEKUM BLDG.
Portland, Oregon
FOR SALE—1934 Master Chev
Coupe in good condition $175. 4th
and Washington st., Beaverton.
classes $3 weekly. Equipment and
employment furnished.
WESTERN BEAUTY COLLEGE
BE. 2889.
Portland
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FOR SALE
b o y s
BICYCLE
5th anil Angel, Beaverton.
Female Help Wanted
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Multnomah Roller Rink
HAY FOR SALE Alfalfa $12.
Clover $10. C. Topich, Rl, Bx 474.
Beaverton, nr Cooper Mt. school.
W IN T E R SCH ED U LE
Barg. Nite-Momlay 7:30-10 pgn. 17c
Wed. A Friday, 7:30-10:30 p.m. 3«e
Saturday
7:30-11 p.m. :to<-
MATINEE—SAT. and SUNDAY
I :M—4:3« p. in.
17.
FOR SALE Holstein Cow &
calf, 3d calf, rich milker. Lester
Walton, l, mi E Beaverton, on |
Bei tha-Beaverton highway.
Special Party Rates CH 2395
LIVESTOCK
THIS AD GOOD FOB 5c ON AD.
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2 MILES EAST OF LENTS
Have on hand a large assort-
ment of horses to suit all purposes
at ¡easonahle prices.
Also sev-
eral head that we have taken in
exchange
Priced $35 to $45
All stock guar, and delivered
V E T E R IN A R IA N S
Dr. Norm E. Johnson
Veterinarian
East of Beaverton
Highway 8
Beaverton 3511
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Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps —
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Truck Gardeners
V A N A L S T , Prop. ’
ORDER N O W
M ISC E L L A N E O U S
IIIliES X WOOL, ( AS( A K \ -A
specialty.
LEE BROS., 23 SW
Cla,y, Portland.
Atwater 5334.
COR NE COLUMBIA BLVD. &
VANCOUVER AVENUE
Team of brown Belgians, mare
and horse, 4 and 5 years old; well
mated; wt. 3400 lbs. Real blocky
built.
Team of bay Shire males,
well mated, weight 3000 lbs. Some
good single horses at a very low
p: ice.
All horses guaranteed as
represented.
FOR TOW CARS call VERMILTE
MOTOR CO Phone Tigard 91.
Garden Pools
Rockeries
Trees Topped
Removed
W e st H ills Landscape Co.
L. Glass
Garden Maintenance Service
One of the Largest Maintenance
Concerns in Portland
BEneon «170
L E N T ’S STABLES
8650 Canyon Drive
HORSES and other
livestock.
Always a large variety of good all
purpose horses on hand.
We
buy, sell and exchange.
M. J. HARRIS
FOR RENT
L E N T ’S STA B LE S
Route No. 3, Box 1388. Portland
Foster Road, 1 mile east of Lents
FOR
RENT — Desirable small
business location in brick building
in Beaverton.
Phone Beaverton
3511.
W ANTED
BUY OR TRADE Second hand
Furniture and tools, anything of
value.
Mr. Grigsby, 2026 NW
Thurman, Portland, BR. 0642.
PAIN TS
Imlay’s Fresh
Mixed Feeds
WANTED- A small acreage, wa­
ter & lights available. Pref some
improvements, 6917 N Charleston,
Portland, Oregon.
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS
For quality, fair price and
service
J. B. Imlays & Sons
ALOHA, ORE
REED VILLE
Sale Good Suits X O’C’oats
SUIT X
O’COATS
$ 4 .9 5
Value
to $55
Sizes 35 to 46
«P
I1ATS,
Value to $10
69c
Sizes 6 5-8 to 7 5-8
Few Ladies Dresses at
$ 2 .6 9
CARDINAL CLEANERS
S\V II at Wash., Portland
The distinctly American invention,
the catapault, was designed at the
Naval Gun Factoiy in 1912.
The potential value of the airplane
in naval warfare was first realized
by Captain W. I. Chambers, USN, in
1910.
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Good Food and Service
Riverview Cemetery
PURITAN CAFE
WEST END
SELLWOOD BRIDGE
CREM ATO RIU M
M AUSOLEUM
CEM ETERY
Complete Funeral Service in New
Cathedral Chapel at No Extra cost
Riverview is a co-operative asso­
ciation with assets of over $800,OOu
1331 S. W. Washington— Portland
Where Valley People
MEET X EAT
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Serene Beauty - Perfect Service
dairyman
Know Your Oregon
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lie , Morrison to Salmon
PORTLAND
Brick, Tile, Masonary
Brick & Building Tile
SEE YOUR DEALER
Columbia Brick Works
1320 SE Water— Portland
Kilns at Gresh*m-s>lvan-SaJem
«•*- re-
Foot of North Pittsburg
Portland
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FURNITURE
Lowest Prices in Oregon
New M ontag Range
$ 4 5 .0 0
Floor Sample
New IES Lamp & Shade $ 6 .5 0
Rugs, Ranges, Refrigerators
EASY TERMS
Manor Furniture Co.
114 S W Yamhill
815 S W First at Yamhill
PORTLAND
Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
Oregon Mutual Policies are NON ASSESSABLE.
You NEVER pay
more than tlie premium on the face of the policy. Oregon Mutual
maintains more than three times the surplus required h> Oregon
Insurance Laws.
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WINDOWS.
PLUMBING.
HARDWOOD.
FIX>ORINO. OAK
MOULDING. MIRRORS,
400,000 BRICK
lo u r yard is full and overflow-
ling with no place to put it —
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ISunset Wrecking Co.
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Portland. Oregon
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of
Organized 1894
M c M i n n v i l l e
40 years of Reliable Service Chas. L. Walker, Agent
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Phone 1732
“ Every Form of Protection”
USE
WANT
Hillsboro, Oregon
ADS
to
the things you need by shopping
through this big bargain basement
and SA V E
BUV
SELL
the things you are no longer using
for C A S H -M O N E Y .
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spare rooms, apartments immediate-
ly— turn vacant space into INCOME.
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things you do not need for some-
thing you can use.
Be a sharp trad-
er— T R Y IT.
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lost articles quickly— or jobs for
those of the family who seek work.
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T h e CLOS/KO WORDS OF T h e MOCK WEDDING CEREM OK t
B ETW EEN MIS5 KLAMATH FALLS AND MR. PORTLAND
INHEN CONSTRUCTION O F THE KLAMATH FALL -NATA OK
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Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
TREMENIWM S STOCK
I Large quantity of choice used
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thcr light dimension lumber
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Tell your lawyer to send your le-
gals to this paper.
W RECKING VANCOUVER
COURT HOUSE
You Haul It and s«ie Money
ui>n m io * *
■AU.»«**»
Coast Veneer Co.
SELL what you don t need.
BUY what you do need. . .
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plete a full term's freshman work j
during the summer session in at num­
ber of fields.
The opening date at Oregon State
Is later than at the other system
summer sessions but the fees aie uni-
In line with a general plun adopt- form throughout, says Dean Smith
ed by the state system of higher edu­
cation in Oregon, the Oregon State
college summer session this year will Farmers Union Hold
be operated as two five-week ses­
sions starting with registration June Convention February 24-26
The state convention of the Farm­
20, announces Dr. M. Ell wood Smith,
ers Union scheduled at McMinnville
director of the session.
February 24, 25,26, was held with
The
session will be from June good attendance from Washington
. . first
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20 to July 25, and the second from coun(y
July 25 to August 29.
By holding
The county unit will meet Febru­
classes on three Saturdays in the ary 28. with l.aurel-Scholls local ser­
first session and by extending the ving the pot-luA dinner.
class periods to a full hour in the
second session, the equivalent of six
Secretary of Agriculture Claude R.
weeks' work will be condensed in W’ickard estimates that un all-time
each five-week period, says Dean record supply of 20,400,000 hundred-
Smith.
pound bags of diied edible beans
Arrangements have been made also will be produced in the United
to provide tegular sequences of cour- States during the present year, under
ses in the summer session which will the acreage goal of 2,600,000 that was
enable high school graduates to com- set sometime ago.
Two Five-Week Summer
Sessions To Be Given
AT. 6461
135 NW Park
FREE
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fla^ of statps or cities or Pen'
nants of societies are to be ar-
ran» ed in a * rouP and disPlrfyed
from staffs with the flag of the
United States the latter should
P*aced at the center of that
f»rouP and on a staff slightly
higher than any of the others.
7------When the flag is displayed
in the hodv of the church, it
HALLOCKS
TIN TOPS
BERRY CRATES
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s
I alt L ake Crry
In.ide Parking at the
Vront
should K° to thu Peak of the staff
(unless the flag is to be displayed
at half-staff).
9 -----Whenever the flag of the
United States is carried in a pro*
cession in company with other
flapSl it should occupy a position
¡n f ront 0f the center of the line
of flags or on the right of the
marching line.
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J. P. Finley & Son
PUBLIC
the flag should never b 7 reduced
to the role of a mere decoration
by being tied into knots or
draped over the stand. For this
purpose bunting should be used.
The flag, if displayed, should be
either on a staff or secured to the
wall or back curtain behind the
speaker with the union to the
flag’s right.
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For Bedding Plants
should be from a staff placed ir.
the position of honor at the eon-
.gregation’s right as they face
the clergyman. The service flag,
the state flag or other flag should
be at the left of the congrega-
tion. If in the chancel or on the
platform, the flag of the United
States should be placed on the
clergyman’s right as he faces the
congregation and the other flags
at his left.
8----- When the flag is displayed
f rom a staff projecting horizon-
,,
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tally or at an angle from the
windowr sill, balcony or front of
a building, the union of the flag
De Lavai
iM ron Crhell
Veneer Plant Bands
1--------When flags of states or 4 ------When flags of two or
cities or pennants of societies are more nations are displayed to-
flown on the same halyard with gether they should be flown from
the flag of the United States of separate staffs of the same height
America, the latter should al- and the flags should be of ap-
ways
be at the peak. When proximately equal size.
flown
from adjacent staffs the . 5-------when the fla(J ,f di
flag of the l nited States should pjayecj ¡n ft manner other than
be hoisted first and lowered last, j,y
flown from a staff, it
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When displayed with an- g^ould be displayed flat, whether
other flag against«« wall fiom ¡ndoors or out. When displayed
crossed staffs, the Flag of the either horizontally or vertically
I mu d State > should be. on the against a wall, the union should
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rlKf ’ 'in<! be uppermost and to the flag's
its staff should be in front of
own right, that is, to the ob-
the staff of the other flag.
server’s left.
3------When used on a speaker’s
6------W’henever a number of
platform, whether indoors or out,
SEPARATORS — M il.KEKS
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT AND
SUPPLIES FOR THE DAIRY
INDUSTRY
MORNINGLIGHT CHAPEL
Rose Chapel-Green Room
FOURTH AT MONTGOMERY
ATwater 2181
THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA—
HOW TO RESPECT A M ) DISPLAY IT
U. S. S T A B L E S
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