The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, May 01, 1942, Page Page 3, Image 3

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BLAYEKTON KN IEKPRISE
MULTNOMAH PRESS
TIGARD SENiINEL
ALOHA NEW S
Complete E a s t e r n Washington
WANTED Women for light gar­
den hoeing— 374c per hour. Call
at Weed's Iris Gardens. 1 mi east
of Beaverton.
County and Western Multnomah
County Coverage.
We assume no financial respon­
sibility for error*: which may ap
pear in adv< rtisements published
in these columns but in case
where this paper is at fault will
reprint that part of ar. advertise­
ment in which the typographical
mistake occurs
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WANTED- Men for spading and i
working in nursery, also woman
for weeding.
Wm. Borsch & Son
Maplewood, Oregon.
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FOR SALE- Five tires 19x600; in
good condition; one mile south of
Beaverton on Neilson Rd„ J. A.
Belief, route 1, Beaverton
HIDES 4 WOOL, CASUARA—A
specialty.
I-EE BROS., 25 SW
t l.u>. Portland.
Atwater 5334.
FOR SALE Fresh Cow. E Woer-
tendyke. Tigard, Call eve Phone
Tigard 3361.
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FOR TOW CARS call VERMILYE
MOTOR CO. Rhone Tigard 91
FOOD I.OCKERS for rent Beth-
any Grocery Store. Hillsboro 1R4.
Garden Maintenance Service
One of the Largest Maintenance
Concerns in Portland
I LIVE STO CK
«650 Canyon Drive
M. J. HARRIS
FOSTER ROAD STABLES
2 MILES EAST OF LENTS
Have on hand a large assort­
ment of horses to suit all purposes
at reasonable prices.
Also sev-1
eral head that we have taken In
exchange.
Priced $35 to $45
All stock guar, and delivered
PAIN TS
Imlay’s Fresh
Mixed Feeds
FISHER THORSEW FAINTS
H A R R Y V A N A L S T , Prop.
For quality, fair price and
service
L E N T ’S STABLES
J. B. Imlays & Sons
REEDVILLE
HORSES and other
livf stock.
Always a large variety of good all
purpose horses on hand.
We
buy. sell and exchange.
ALOHA, ORE
Boost your home community news­
paper.
It boosts for you.
Only
$1 per year .less than 2 cents a wet*k
Riverview Cemetery
L E N T ’S STABLES
Route No. 3. Box 1388. Port'and
Foster Road. 1 mile east of Lents
$
WEST END
SELL WOOD BRIDGE
M ISC E L L A N E O U S
Free To Farmers!
You Haul!
CREM ATO RIU M
M AUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
Dry Sawdust & Shavings For
Complete Funeral Service in New
Cathedral Chapel at No Extra cost
Cattle & Sheep Bedding
Riverview is a co-operative asso­
ciation with assets of over $800,000
Free for Hauling
W illa m e tte Builders
Supply Co.
MORNINGLIGHT CHAPEL
Rose Chapel-Green Room
3719 S W Macadam Ave.
Serene Beauty - Perfect Service
AT. 9335
I. P. Finley & Son
FOURTH AT MONTGOMERY
ATwnter 2181
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PORTLAND
West Side Fuel
NU R SER Y STOCK
Phone Hillsboro 3742
12-lnch Block
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Single load $6; double load $11.50
RHODODENDRONS
Now blooming, choice vanties,
make your selection early
50c delivery
¿ A M E L IA S
436 W. Oak. Hillsboro
A very complete line of ornamen­
tal shrubs and trees
FRUIT and NUT TREES
STOUT'S NURSERY
Ri Hillsboro— 4 nii. SE Orcnco
PHONE HILLSBORO 3126
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Brick, Tile, Masonary
Brick & Building Tile
SEE YOUR DEAIJSR
Columbia Brick Works
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PERSONAL
LEG ULCERS
VARICOSE VEINS
Non-Surgical Method»
Osteopathic Physician 4 Surgeon
KAJ.P-O-I JTE SANATORIUM
SE 35th 4 Hawthorne,
Portland
EA. 8511
FARMERS AND TIRES
Under the rationing plan now in
effect farmers who use their trucks
to make deliveries at wholesale are
eligible for new tires; farmers who
make their deliveries on the retail
plan are not eligible. Farmers who
j use their automobiles to deliver pro­
SEPARATORS — MILKERS
duce at wholesale may have their
COMPLETE EQt IPMENT AND
SUPPLIES FOR THE DAISY i tires recapped, but those who sell at
retail are not eligible. In all cases
INDUSTRY
I the final decision rests with the tire
rationing board o f the county.
1326 SE Water— Portland
Kilns at Gresham-Sylvan-Salem
De Lavai
itìrnmk Ciifell
135 NW
P ark
A T. 6461
W RECKIN G VANCOUVER
COURT HOUSE
TREMENDOUS STOCK
I t . • g*> '| :. '*.-V ' f chon
!“<■:!
I aiding shlplap. 2x4'*. 2x6? nr.d
I tl
light dimension lumber,
|al?o Wall Safe Doors
WINDOWS.
PLUMBING.
HARDWOOD.
FLOORING. OAK
MOULDING. MIRRORS.
400,000 BRICK
I
ling with r.o place to put H
(bargain prices
You Haul It and Sate Money
Sunset Wrecking Co.
2519 S. W. Flrat Ave BE. 666«
Portland. Oregon
Í ONE
Ü OF M THE NORTHWESTS
PM . .
M O ST PHI OREL £ WOODS,
WAS NA FISO AFTER OAV/O
0OOGLAS, ßO TAN /ST FRO/V
E NOLANO WHO MADE
SCLENT/F/C STi/fi/E S /NTHE
W /LLAN7ETTE (/ALLEY LN /3 2 S .
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FOR RENT
Trees Topped
Removed
W est H ills Landscape Co.
BKacon 0170
i FOR SALE
FOR SALE--Wood-fii*place cir­
culating heater, like new
C’.ias
Wilhelms. 3rd and Tucker St..
Beaverton. Oregon.
M ISC ELLAN EO U S
Garden Pools
Rockeries
HELP WANTED -Young, middle
aged or old men wanted for field
hoeing at Weed's Iris Gardens, lo- |
cated one nule east of Beaverton.
374c per hour paid.
Taxes levied against property of
the Southern Pacific Company and
affiliated interests in Oregon for the
i first half of 1942 and now paid total-
i ed $745.281.70 or 3 06 per cent of all
taxes levied In thp state, the company
i has reported.
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For all counties, except Multnomah
1 ;n which Southern Pacific operates a
j tailroad, it paid 6 58 percent of all
taxes levied
Average tax per mile
of main tracks was $535.07.
Amounts of taxes levied in Multno­
mah and Washington counties were:
Multnomah, $32.671 15; Washington,
$27.433 45.
Oregon motor vehicle registrations
showed an increase of 319 percent
during the first quarter of 1942 des
pite tire rationing and automobile
sales restrictions. Earl Snell, secre­
tary of state, disclosed today.
Registration for the first three
months totaled 378.821 vehicles, com­
pared to 367.082 for the same period
last year.
Registration fees for the
first quarter totaled $2 666 75762
Of the 378.825 vehicles registered
in the state. 301 858. or 82 pe cent,
i were private passenger cars
Iuirge Feet
Men with exceptionally large feet
are sometimes rejected by the Ma-
line Corps because extra la-ge sizes
of shoes must be made to order.
Tell your lawyer to send your lo -1
(ala to this paper.
FM m aum sr
V/CAR GENERAL OF
OREGON 7/âJSj. HLS F/ffST
WORN WAS AN? ON G THE
CANO/ANS ANO /NO/ANS.
/N /AV 3 HE fâ rAßi SHEO
ST. S'OSER- £ COLLEGE
A T ST. RAOL /C A S O N S
OR FARMERS.
HE A IN ’T MAD
may He («.- vour JOY, PEACES, WI8
DOM. STRENGTH, PEACE, all the
way all the day.
Spittle bugs are with us as usual.
They have been crawling around in
the young buds of the strawberry
plants for more than a week
Rotenone dust of one-half of one
percent strength will contiol them.
While they a.e concentrated in one
place and not protected by a lot of
foam Is the more favorable tune for
effective control.
Bright, warm
weather makes the rotenone dust
more effective.
Apply the dust so that every bud
cluster and the under sides of the
leaves are dusted.
Coast Veneer Co.
Foot of North Plttsbuig
Portland
UN. 1277
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Good Food and Service
i
Bus
PURITAN CAFE
Raking out the moss and applying
a proper fertilizer is the proper meth
1331 S. W. Washington—l'otti sud
od of eliminating the moss
Lime
may kill some moss but the lawn will
Where Valltyv People
still need to be raked.
Most of the
MEET 4 EAT
better lawn grasses thrive unde, a
slightly acid soil reaction.
Heavy 'g||l3lll=lll=lll=IIISIII=lll=lllslll£lll=lll3IH3H
applications of lime may neutralize
the soil too much and make condi­
tions more favorable for the growth
Health Center
of dandelions and other weeds
Nature's Health Center, 815 SW
$
$
$
Yamhill St., Portland, phons AT.
It is not too late to do something
3034, has announced the coBipletion
about slugs
Where they are caus­
of new colonic treatment rooms
ing damage in the vegetable ga den
with
Dierker colonic equipment. A
or in the flowers they can be effec­
new feature of Nature's Health
tively controlled
by scatteiing a
Center is the sale of health foods
small amount of slug bait around the
at grocery store prices.
garden
Slug bait consists of bran,
metaldehyde and calcium arsenate.
The pellet form is prefnable and
only a small amount is necessary.
3 N E W H IG H W A Y S !
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"What can I do to keep the wo ms
WILSON
RIVER-W B IF CHEEK
out of niy radishes?”
a housewife
N
EAH-KAII-NLE
MOUNTAIN
gardener inquired.
These worms
hatch from an egg laid by a fly. To Enjoy their scenic bounty while gild­
prevent having the maggots it is ne ing along in a 1942 streamlined him
cessary to prevent the flies laying
TILLAMOOK— ROt KAWAY
the eggs
When the second pair of ‘
MANZANITA
leaves appear if the Mulish rows are
completely Screened with mosquito 3 Round Trips Dully via Wilson river
bar or fly screen the flies that lay
SI ASIliBtiHARHART ASTORIA
the eggs will be kept out.
A Klamath Falls clothier sounds
the key-note—"I Ain’t Mad at No­
body".
This is the American spirit
also.
W’e have no hate for the Jap­
Cloveiihil*. Oregon
anese people as such. It is the gang­
This space paid for by an Oregon
sters over there who have grabbed
businessman.
the reins of government whom we
must round up. Just us back in Mis­
souri we ran down the Jesse James North Portland Livestock
7 Round Trl|»s Daily via Wolf Creak
crowd and the Daltons, not so long Market Prices
CANNON BEACH
Oregon was second among stntes
ago.
" The following quotations are based
NEAll-KAII NIK MT.
But back of this war is the age- on prices being paid in Monday's in the nation in reductio.; of pedes­
Served via Either Route
trian fatalities during the year 1941.
long conflict between God and Sa­ trading:
CATTLE:
(rood grain-fed steers according to figures received by When Inlying your ticket <utk to ride
tan.
The rule of that old Serpent, $11.59 to $13 10.
Good
grain-fed Earl Snell, secietary of state, today
the Blue and White Clipper» of
The Devil, is now threatened in heifers $11 to $12.
Oregon’s reduction was 19.4 per­
Good beef cows
OREGON MOTOR STAGES
Asia as never before.
The General­ $9 50 to S10. young cows to $10.50, cent
Nebraska, with a reductiion
issimo of China is an outstanding medium $8.75 to $9.25, common $7.50 of 23.6, was first in the nation while Central H im IkqNit
AT. 5171
Chiistian.
He closely studied the to $8.50, cannera $5.75 to $7.
Bulls Minnesota, with a reduction of 19.3
SW 5th and Taylor St»., Portland
Other states
Bible before he turned from Buddha medium to good $9.50 to $11.25. com­ percent, was third.
to Christ.
Over half the leaders of mon $8 to $9. Vealers, good to choice showing reductions, in their order,
were New Hampshire, Delaware,
new China walk in the Light also. $14 to $15.50, odd head $16
The whole weight of the General
HOGS
Good to choice carlots Vermont, Utah, Kansas, Oklahoma,
and those with him is for the nation $14.25; 170 to 215 lb truckins $14 a Georgia, South Carolina.
The past year was the first in five
—one-fourth of mankind, are the few to $14.25; 230 to 285 lb butche s
Test Boring—Prospect Aids
Chinese—to turn to the Gospel. Sat­ $13 to $13.75; lightweight butchers years that pedestrian accidents did
Irrigation .Systems
an has ample reason for setting the $13 to $13 50; packing sows $9 50 to not take the highest death toll of any
Installisi on Easy Terms
type
of
accident,
Snell's
figures
dis
Jap war lords loose. Will the Chin­ $11.
Feeder pigs $12 to $13.25
In 1941, non-collision acci­
ese be free to worship God or must
SHEEP:
Good to choice lambs closed
they bend the knee to the Japanese $13: medium to good, $11 to $12 50; dents claimed mole lives than any
Emperor as god?
common $9 to $10.
Slaughter ewes, other one type of accident.
Drilling Company
Again, our God had times and oc­ good to choice $6 to $6.50.
Shorn
casions for sobering up whom he lambs, $10 t0 $11.25.
Spring lambs
Shop Aloha 0353
loveth.
And is not America worth $13.40 to $13 50
Your Photograph
R e s i d e n c e Aloha 6137
saving from break-up?
Was not
The perfect gift for your son in
the American way founded by men
service.
Photographs arc PERSON­
. O. Address— Beaverton Rt.
who lived by the Book?
And to-day
Gardeners who planted onion seed AL
. . . LASTING . . .
IN
522 N. W. Broadway St.
when the mass of ou- man-power, this spring need not he surprised if a EXPENSIVE
Three 7x10, one col-
P.ul
laud
RE. 7056
refuses to give even an hour a week considerable part o f their seed fails ored for $I9T> complete.
Call AT.
for public worship and to be taught to make any showing above ground, 9-8-H-7 for an appointment. D. PER­
in the Bible way, shall not the rod reports the plant division of the state RY EVANS, 931 SW Morrison St., i
of chastening fall?
When our peo­ department of agriculture. Regula­ Portland.
in ) u rxi iows
aAixaooM
ple shut their eyes to the cancer of tory samples o f packet and hulk on-
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liquor, lust and lewdness, shall not inn seed taken in 17 Oregon towns
Be sure to send your lcgals to your
the great Lover and Ruler call a this spring have shown, in many in local paper.
halt?
As God loves us, may he not i stances, extremely low germination in
use the rod of war to chasten us? tests made at the federal-state labo­
Are we so soon to become one with ratory .it C orvallis. All other voce
Ninevah and Tyre; a mere bubble table seed samples have shown satis­
Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
on the stream of time?
But a nation is made up of fam factory germination tests.
Oregon
Mutual Policies are NON ASSESSABLE.
You NEVER pay
The department hits reported to the
ilies and of the family there must
more than the premium on the face of the pulley. Oregon Mutiliti
federal
seed
authorities
for
action
un-
be a head—"Christ Is the Head
maintains more than three times the surplus required liy Oregou
of This Home."
You see it here I der the federal seed law such poor
Insurance
I jiw h .
and there.
Blessed are the hours ! onion seed as lias been shipped in
commerce.
Companies
under this roof for kiddies and sons I interstate
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
and daughters.
How about your whose seed apparently has been
o f M c M i n n v i l l e
I
[lacked
in
Oregon
have
been
notified
home?
Do you bow your head at
Organized 1894 40 years of Reliable Service Ulta», i . Walker, Agent
the family meal and give thanks? Do of low germination tests and sugges­
you read a chapter from the Bible tions made that sueh seed be with
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Phone 1732
and kneel to seek Odd's grace for drawn from the market.
"Every Form of Protection"
Hillsboro, Oregon
In some instances at least, original
daily toil.
"As for me andmy house,
we will serve the Lord” said Joshua labelers o f onion seed are not respon­
of old.
sible for the poor germination, for
In It all, may Jesus Ch ist be seed earried over by the dealer for
trusted as Savior and Lord.
And one or more seasons will show deteri
looking to Him and utterly to Him. I oratian in quality.
Well Drilling
A. M. IANNSEN
DHIKE
USE
MILLIONS TOR VICTORY
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Portland General H t i i n i <.o.
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to
the things you need
by shopping
through this big bargain basement
and SA V E
OLLL
the things you are no longer using
for C A S H -M O N E Y .
RENT
spare rooms, apartments immediate­
ly— turn vacant space into INCOME.
p m
ya «^things you do not need for some-
y y v i w/F thing you can use.
Be a sharp trad­
er— T R Y IT.
FIND
lost articles quickly— or jobs for
those of the family who seek work.
In the Four Tualatin Valley Papers
Bring Immediate Results!
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