Friday, March 13, 1942 C la ssifie d B E A V E R T O N ’ E N T E R P R I S E . Beaverton. Oregon R a te s • I'WO Cents a word per issue. Minimum 25c CASH with copy. We Publish tile BLA \EK TO N E N T E R P R IS E M U .T N O M A H I’HKSS TIG A R D SENA IN ML ALOHA N E W S Complete E a s t e r n W ashington County and W estern M ultnomah County C overage NURSERY s t o c k FILBERT TREES P lan t Now— Heavily Hooted I y e a r Tip-layers Fruit and W alnut Trees O rnam ental Shrubs & Trees STOUT'S NURSERY We assum e no financial respon­ sibility for erro rs which m ay ap­ pear In ad vertisem en ts published in these colum ns but in case where this paper is a t fau lt will reprint th a t p art of ar. ad v ertise­ ment in w^ich the typographical m istake occurs._____________________ H i Hillsboro— mi. S E Oreneo r a o N i i n i —mn> um :lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll5m = lll= M I= lll£lll= lll= li F O R R E N T . 3 Fields for V ege­ tables on shares, about 9 acre s Mrs J . E. Geiger, 3268 S E S h e r ­ man St., Portland. Beauty Culture B«*,nne*; and FOR R E N T — D esirable small business location in b rick building in Beaverton. P hone B eav erto n 3511. Brush-up classes $3 weekly. E q u ip m en t and employment furnished. W E STE RN BEA UTY COLLEGE • B E . 2889. P o itla n d ■OSTER R O A D S T A B L E S 2 M IL E S EA ST O F L E N T S Have on hand a large a s s o rt­ ment of horses to suit all purposes at te asonable prices. Also sev­ eral head th a t we have ta k e n in exchange. P rice d $35 to $45. All stock guar, and delivered Fem ale Help W anted ; i LOOK L A R R Y V A N A L S T , Prop. L A D I E S — T a k e orders fo r Nylon hosiery, slips, gowns, housecoats, dresses. C ity and outside t e r r i ­ tory open. F re e samples. Full or part time. Apply or write R e a l Silk Hosiery Mills, 617 Bedell Bldg., Portland, or phone AT. 1800. L E N T ’S S T A B L E S HORSES and o th er livestock. Always a large variety of good all purpose horses on hand. We buy, sell and exchange. L E N T ’S S TA B LE S R ou te No. 3, B ox 1388. P ortland F o s te r Road, 1 mile east of L en ts V E T E R IN A R IA N S W ANTED Dr. N orm E . Johnson Veterinarian E a s t of B eav erto n H ighw ay B eaverton 3511 8 M ISC ELLA N EO U S __ H ID E S A W O O L, CASCARA— A sp ecialty. L E E B R O S., 25 8 W Clay, Portland. A tw a te r 5334. FO R TOW CARS call VEKMI LYE M O T O R CO. Phone T ig ard 91. T r e e s Topped Rem oved Gard en Pools R o c k e rie s W est H ills Landscape Co. Garden M ain te n an ce S ervie» One of the L a rg e s t M ain te n a n ce C oncerns in P o rtla n d B E a e o n 0170 8650 Canyon Drive M J. H A R R IS P A IN T S Im lay’s Fresh Mixed Feeds FISHER THORSEN PAINTS F O R S A L E —1934 M aster Chev. Coupe in good condition $175. 4th and W ashing ton st , Beaverton. F O R S A L E Red H eart S t r a w ­ berry P la n ts you dig. Calway. | T ig a rd 2353. 1 mile South of Tigard. R . D. B O D L E CO., will receive B la c k c a p s at Sherwood, and Portland, for the 1942 season a t the m ark e t price. O ffice 334 S E Yam hill. Portland, Ore., phone E A s t 9467. W A N T T O R E N T A G a ra g e near F i r s t and Main streets, suitable for 1 car. See nig h tw a tch m a n , B eav erton. NATIONAL RABBIT W EEK M arch 1-8. W e need live fryers and rabbit skins. Top prices paid Lowit's Blueblood R a b b itry . E A 5135. Portland , or G re s h a m 5123. 606 S E Madison. W A N T E D 4 men to tra in Young- berry bushes. 40c hr. Alex Bi on- key, P h o n e B eav erto n 2735. BUT O R TRA D E Se co n d hand F u r n itu re and tools, an y th in g of value. Mr. Grigsby, 2026 N W T h u rm a n , P ortland , B E . 0642. FOR SALE 33 Dodge Coupe 75'; rubber, $125 c a s h Gale Emmons. R 1, Beaverton. SE E D G A R L I C sale Fine s tu ff to Market, Beaverton. B e a c h 's A. S M IT H 1 (X> (.’ars to Choose Proni ’41 Chev Sp Twn Seti, Rac ’40 Pontine Dlx. Sprt Se. ’40 Buck Spec Bus Coupé. ’40 Dotile Dlx Tour Seti. ’40 Stilile. Cotnmamler Se ’40 Stilile. Champion Seti. ’40 Chev. DL Town Seti. ’49 Chev. DL Sport Seilan ’39 Plvni. DL Tour. Seti. ’38 Chev. DL Sport Seti. ’38 Chev DL Town Seilan ’38 Dotile Touriiiy Tutlor ’37 Lafavette Tour Sedati ’37 Stilile. Dictator Sedati ’37 Chev. DL Town Seti. ’38 Plymouth Tour Sedali O T I I K R S \S 14 )\\ \S FOR SAI.E 3 Wheel Trailer good tires, Inquire Signal Station, B eav erton. _______________________,______________ _ i FOR SALE C H E A P 500 R n Incu bator, 300 Chick Brooder, 3 burner Oil Stove. Inquire D. R W hit ford Rt 1. Box 101A. Tigard Oregon, near Durham. F O R S A L E Holstein Cow A calf, 3d calf, rich milker. L e s te r W alton. >« mi E Beaverton, on i B ei th a -B e a v e rto n highway. WOOD CUT T E R WANTED Dr L A n d e r s o n . * R l T lfird , Bx 38* F O R S A L E Modern 3 room hse, I St. Jo h n s , w alking distance to i shipyard, apply co r W est Allen i Ave & Nielsen st.. Mrs. Fred Weitz, B eav erto n r 1. A. B. S M IT H C H E V R O L E T CO. 3— LOCATI!)NS- 3 G E M S O F THOUGHT S E R V IC E 1227 W Burnaide 928 S E Grand Ave. / J T 1720 W. Burnside «al Portland, Oregon GRACE W h a t we most need is the prayer of fervent desire for grow th in grace, expressed in patience, m eekness, love, and good deeds. M aiy B a k e r Eddy. Th e C h iis tia n g race s are like per­ fumes, the more they are pressed, the sw eeter they smell; like s ta rs th a t shine brightest in the d a rk ; like t :e e s which, the more they are | shaken, the deeper root they take, | and the more fruit they bear. B e a u ­ j mont. Th e being of g race must go before the increa se of it; for there is no growth without life, and no building with out a fo u n d a tio n . Lavington. As g race is fir st fro m God, so it is continually from Him. as much as light is all day long from the sun. as well as a t first dawn or at sun-ris­ ing J o n a t h a n E dw ards. G race com es into the soul, as the mornin g sun into the world; f i is t a dawning; then a lig ht; and at last the sun in his full and excellent brightness.—T h o m a s Adams. T h e re is no way to atta in to g re a te r m easure of g race as for a man to live up to the little g race he has — J a m e s Gordon B rooks. B. CHEVROLET F O R S A L E 3 bedroom house, with 2 o: 4 acre s T ro fitter, Bx 422, G reenbu rg Road. Tigard 16. HAY FOR S A L E A lfalfa $12. Clover $10. C. Topich. R l . B x 474. B ea v erton , nr Cooper Mt. school. LIV EST O C K i TRADE T R A D E - H e m s titch in g m ach in e i for T r a c to r . B a r g a in , W rite, I c a re B ea v erto n E n te rp ris e, B eav - [ erton, O regon._________________ F O R S A L E A Je rs e y -G u e rn s e y cow. good fam ily cow. 3 d house on Menlo Drive. R 1. B eav erton, o r phone B eav erton 2508. F O R S A L E —2 ton A lfalfa Hay. baled. J . C. Hough, 6th and Oak. Metzger. ft F O R R E N T I B E A U T Y SCHOOLS A U T O M O BILES F0R sa le ll3lUslllsMlslUSIUslllslllslll=lli£m=ill=niS Page 3 CI CI «JA V A Continued fio n i page 1 65,000 gardens of Oregon and proces- sed *o r t i n n e d at home in containers usually on hand. a tremendous amount of labor and m aterial would be saved. In addition to these ne tuai savings in m a te ria ls and labor which are becom in g s c a rc e and will become s carce r, producing and pre­ serving these vegetables at home re­ leases an equivalent am ount of the com m ercial pack to be turned over ' to their allies on the lend lease pro­ g ram or to tak e c a r e o f the stepped ! up domestic consum er demand Gardens a i e extrem ely im portant, t Goals for production fo r the c o m ­ mercial pack o f vegetables have been set at extrem ely high figures. F o r ty million cases of canned tomatoes, 38, 000,000 c ases of canned peas* 22.- 000,000 eases of canned corn, and | 18,000,000 eases of canned string i beans, have been set as goals for th< K n o w Y our O regon W A N T E D — A small acre ag e, wa ter & lights available. P r e f some im provements. 6917 N Charleston, Portland , Oregon. J. B. Imlays & Sons ALO HA , O R E . Salo Gond Suits A O’C oata S L IT A Value O’COATS to $55 Sizes 35 to 46 H A TS, Value to $10 Sizes 6 5-8 to 7 5-8 Below you will find the answer to one of your March Quiz Question«. Weaponsof War Production H ere arc weapons in ttic \\ ar o f Produc­ tion! T hese arc two o f the five transformer* at PGI s 51,001) h.p. "Station P ", 24 miles from Mt. Hood, hat h tr a n s f o r m e r w e ig h s more than 30 tons, or as much as a medium- size Army tank, ami c o s t s in e x c e s s o f $17,000 apiece. Trans­ formers such as these are necessary for c o n ­ vening energy to a high voltage so it may he carried to all c o r ­ ners of the territory served by P l i l . Score* o f factories maki ng materiel o f war rely upon P lil for a steady supply of power. All girls and hoys registered lor the con­ test will receive a list of names of the Feb­ ruary winners with their March "Contest Helps.” up Oregon Mutimi Polirli*« are N O N -A SS E S SA B L E . You N E V E R pay m ore than the premium on th e fa re of the policy. Oregon Mutual m aintain« m ore th an th ree tiniea the atirplua required by Oregoo 6 9c Insurance Good Food and Service PURITAN CAFE 1331 CREMATORIUM MAUSOLEUM CEMETERY Com plete Fu n eral Service in New Cuthi-drul Chapel a t No E x t r a cost R iv erview is a co-operative asso­ ciatio n with a ssets of over $800,000 MORNINGLIGHT CHAPEL Rose Chapel-Green Room Serene B eauty - P e rfe ct Service I. P. Finley & Son FO U R T H AT M O N TG O M ERY A T w ater 2181 Organized 1894 ICR/COL TUfí/5 TS AND FRONT/ERSMEN FROM WESTERN AND SOUTHERN STATES. TRADESMEN FROM THE HEIN ENRÍA NO STATES AND NEIN TORR W EST END S E L L WOOD B R ID G E S. W . W ashington— Portland W h ere Yalloy People M E E T Si E A T WHO W E R E SEEH /N G - TO R TO N E AN D AD ZEN TORE TH E T O R N E A W ER E R E R I P /O N E E R S AN D THE/R IN FLUEN CE O T KINDNESS AND TRUE H O S P ITA LITY H R S D O M IN A TED OREG ON . M ARKET \ve, Morrison to Salmon PO R T L A N D Brick, Tile, M asonary Brick & Building Tile S E E YOUR D E A L ER Columbia Brick W orks 1320 S E W a te r— P ortland Kilns a t liresham -itylvan-Salem O F Me MINN V IL L E 40 y ears of R eliable S ervice Cha». I - W alk er, Agent New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave. "E v e ry F o rm of P ro tectio n ” Phone 1732 Hillsboro, Oregon W A N T ADS USE :ill= lll= lll=lll= lll5lll=lll= lll= lll= M I= lll= lliatl OREGON'S T /R S T SENATOR. E L E C TE D /&5<3, WAS A D EM OCRAT A N D PRO­ S E AUER* SENATOR 0e Laval S E P A R A T O R S — M IL K E R S C O M P L E T E E Q IT P M E N T AND S U P P L IE S F O R T H E D A IR Y IN D U S T R Y ìMmn (rifell NijnufavfufW’' A Ot'Vibuton CVCRYTMINl. . d a 9 - — /r«a ET T NT** PRt RS*H B I 1 t J ( t the things you need by shopping through this big bargain basement W and S A V E 1 SELL l y Ls I d I ’ m T r V m a n * ' f ^ l l l A n 135 NW P a rk AT. 6461 WRECKING VANCOUVER COURT HOUSE pm? TREM ENDO US STOCK L a rg e q uantity of choice used siding, shiplap. 2x4 s, 2x6'*, and o th er light dimension lumber, also W all S a fe Doors W IN D O W S . PLU M BIN G . HARDWOOD, F L O O R I N G , O AK M O U LD IN G . M I R R O R S , 400.000 B R I C K O ur yard is full and ov erflo w ­ ing with no place to put It— b arg ain prices. Y o u Haul It and Save Money Sunset Wrecking Co. 2519 S. W F irs t Ave. BF. P o rtlan d , Oregon 6666 the things you are no longer using for C A S H -M O N E Y . spare rooms, apartm ents immediate­ ly— turn vacant space into IN C O M E. W T T I ,B things you do not need for some- thing you can use. Be a sharp trad- er— T R Y IT. C f ^1 f\ 1 |1 1 1 L J lost articles quickly— or jobs for those of the family who seek work. I< *m amo C at.- i a it la w ( n r FREE Inside P a rk in g at the Law «. Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company Elll=lll=lll=lll=l!l = !ii=Ni=iii = m=lll5IM5lll=lll Riverview Cemetery % PGE QUIZ CONTESTANTS: =111=111=III=111=III=111=111=111=111=111=II 1=111=11 Save 20 to 2 5 % on your F I R E I N S U R A N C E C O S T S $ 2 .6 9 P U B L IC our allied peoples, the ugeut said. $ 4 .9 5 Few Ladles D resses a t C A R D IN A L C L E A N E R S SW II a t W ash., P ortlan d F ro n t SPECIAL! S] Home Vegetable Garden Explained F o r quality, fa ir price and service R E E D V IL L E ! Am erican producer to reach in his 1942 production. S u ch supplies LEG ULCERS are ne cessary to meet the demaiul* V A R IC O SE \ E IN S of our civilian, m ilitary, and lend- N an-Surgical Methods lease needs during the 1942-1913 sea­ Osteopathic Physician A Surgeon son. B ecau s e of these extiaordin- K V J.P-O -I.ITE SANATORI I M a ry dem ands the th r ifty fa rm e r and 8 E 35tli A H aw thorne, Portland can n y home g a rd e n e r will leadily E A . 8511 see the advisability o f doing which is p ractical to produce th< u own vegetables. To g low a successful garden means For New Home or th a t there must be sufficient feitility in the land to g ow th r ift y and heal­ Remodeling thy plants On the fa rm that prob­ RO YAL OAK FLOORS lem is usually e asily and quickly’ C p m p l i t 0 Stock solved by the applicutiion of a gen­ in. CASCADE erous amount o f b arn y ard manure. H U in. 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