The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, June 19, 1942, Page Page 3, Image 3

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1XJR R E N T — Sleeping
rooms,
hot water day or night, Secon.1
and Franklin, Beaverton, N.
B
Whitford.
FOOD LO C K ER S for rent— Beth­
any Grocery Store, Hillsboro 1114.
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
W ANTED
I )Cil< 1 stoc^ picked up free of
charge anywhere.
Call
collect.
UN. 1221; night call
CH 2403 or U N 0449. D E N I.E Y
R E N D E R IN G CO., Portland.
H ID E S & W O O L. CASCAR A— A
specialty.
LE E B I O S , M SW
Ciao, Portland.
Atwater 5334.
FOR T O W CARS call V E R M IL Y E
MOTOR CO Phone Tigard 91
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P A IN T S
FOR SALE 17 acres, about 10001
cords old growth fir, lots of big j
cedars, year round creek, spring,
5 voom unfinished house 2 yearsj
old, electricity, good
road, n e ar'
Laurel. »429 SWr 37th ave, Mult-1
nomah.
J. B. Imlays & Sons
ALOHA. ORE
Drilling Company
Shop Aloha «353
Residence Aloha 6137
. O. Address— Beaverton Rt. 3
522 N. W. Broadway St.
Portland
BE. 7056
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Cascara Bark
Dry
Johnson St., Portland
Oregon
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135 N W Park
Riverview Cemetery
W EST END
SEI.LW’O OD B R ID G E
CREMATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
Complete Funeral Service in N e «
( atli. ilral Chapel at No Extra cost
Riverview is a co-operative asso­
ciation with assets of over S800.000
MORNINGLIGHT CHAPEL
Rose Chapel-Green Room
Serene Beauty - Perfect Service
I. P. Finley & Son
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S E W IN G
MACH.
EM PO R IU M
New & used machines, parts and
repairs. All makes. Guar, perf
sewing 826 SW 3d
AT 0727.
Portland.
$10.
Sunday only, Bend Rd.. 4th
house on right, Tigard.
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| Crop Seed Growers
I Advise d A bout Bags
Washington county growers
of
winter legume seed crops were ad
vised this week by Wm. F. Cyrus,
county agent, to immediately contact
theiv dealers and order the cotton
bagr they will need to package this
years' crop.
The W a r Production Board has nl-
loted seven
und one-half million
yards of Osnaburg material to bag
manufacturers.
This is sufficent to
make approximately six million agri­
cultural bags, according to the war
production
board’s
announcement,
This material, available toi
immed
iate delivery,, has been diverted from
wai purposes to make bags for seed
land other crops in the Northwest.
Because of time limitations on th e 1
supply of bags that any firm can !
have on hand, manufacturers and j
distributors alike have been hesitant !
to take delivery of hags and mater- ¡
iail without having definite orders
for bags. Unless this material, which ‘
has been set aside for seed bags, is ¡
used by
manufacturéi s very soon ¡
it will be used for war purposes or 1
diverted to other areas for grain
baf,s the
county agent has been in-
formed.
Every grower of peas or vetch, I
or other winter legume seed crops, I
should ordev at once the bags he I
will need or a serious situation may i
arise at harvest time, the county J
agent said.
Besides being1 needed
for war purposes, cotton fabrics are
in demand
to replace burlap for
grain bags and the material allocat-
for t*lrsp seed bags must be used
or **
be taken for other pur-
Poses
Across from Public Market
SCRAP RUBBER
Old Tires, Rubber Il<ise, Hot
Water Bottle*. Inner Tube*, etc.
Gov't. Price*
( « J .I F O B M « BAG
A M E T A L CO.
151" SW
Front Aie.,
Portland
AT. 3R68
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Have you looked over tha ads this
This is the time the flea beetles week?
If not do so, they carry a
start eating on tomatoes, beans,
world of news.
squash, and other ga. den crop
To - 1
matoes are one of their favorites !
Tell your lawyer to send vour la-
Rotenone dust sprinkled
lightly on
gals
to this paper.
the plants once or twice a week will
keep them away.
The plan* does
not need to have a heavy coat of
dust just a light dusty covering
Flea beetles are particularly dis­
astrous on potatoes.
They not only
injure the top of the plant but there
is one species of this beetle that
works down into the ground and bur­
rows into the skin of the young tu­
ber.
When the potatoes that have
R EA D T H E
worked on by flea beetles are peeled
an extra thick pealing must be made
in order to get rid of the black ills
colored burrows left in the flesh of
the potatoes just under the skin. One
hundred
percent
control
of
flea
beetles on potatoes cannot be expect-
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3195
PORTLAND
Truck Gardeners
ORDER N O W
For Bedding Plant*
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— BERRY
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Coast Veneer Co.
Foot of North Plttmhurg
Portland
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PAINTS
TRU-LITE ENAMEL
1 0 0 % PURE HOUSE PAINT
TRU-GLO EGGSHELL ENAMEL
O.C. PORCH ENAMEL
FLOOR ENAMEL
NU-LUX PLASTIC ENAMEL
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Veneer Plant Bands
B U Y what you do need. . .
S E L L what you don t need.
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THRU IRRIGATION
Zidell-Steinberg Co.
FOR S A LE — Certified Red tag
Burbank Seed Potatoes $3 50 hund
Schuepbach Bros
mile W’ Beav­
erton, Spencer Rd.
Brick, Tile, Masonary
I.W SE Water— Portland
Kilns mt Gresham-Sylvan-Salem
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PROTECT YOUR
CROPS
Zidell-Steinberg Co.
B U L L S E R V IC E - 1 mile East of
Tigard on Pfaffle road.
Columbia Brick Works
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S T R A W B E R R IE S
3c
lb You
pick 'v mile E Cooper Mt. school
bouse.
Merx. Hart Rd., R l. Bx
772, Beaverton.
FOR S A L E 3 Gilts, bred to far­
row Aug 1; weiner pigs. Daniels,
Walunt avenue, Tigard
S EE Y O U R D E A L E R
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FO R S A L E — Oak dining set.
leather covered chairs. buf*>t, 44-
piece set dishes, crocks, 12 gal Has huge stocks of litigation Equip
wheel-barrow spray, 30 gal. range ment such as
boiler. Beaverton, R l, Bx 800,
PUM PS. MOTORS. E N G IN E S ,
Allen avenue.
S P R IN K L E R S ,
FIT T IN G S .
PI*PE
FOR
S A L E Dresser,
Couch,
Now Featuring
Bedstead, extension table, dishes,
chicken wive A tools.
Friday M O D ER N. L IG H T W E IG H T , PO R T (
A B L E IR R IG A T IO N SYSTEM S
and Saturday at farm near Dur­
ham. Mrs J. E. Geiger.
I Our trained salesmen will help you
FO R S A LE Heavy
cook stove 1 save up to 50G on your requirements
K O IK T H AT M O N TG O M ER Y
ATwater Î13I
Brick Si Building Tile
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W A N T E D - Youngberry Pickers Pe> h»ps you will substitute a Sunday
Picking will start about July 1st
^or
Sunday drive.
More
2 blocks E of 10th & Lombard, i *“ !in likely
yrtu II discover more
A. Bronkey, phone Beaverton 2735 a^ouf your community on loot than
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you svsr did whan you lad the fam
W A N T E D — 160 S T R A W B E R R Y 1 ily bus at youi , . command. , Or if
P IC K E R S — IVill
Start Picking you are a stay-at-home week ender,
about M A Y 20 in 40 acres of ex­ try table tennis or badminton with
ceptionally fine first year berries. the family and some neighbors. Some
of you , having stored you cav ex­
R E G IS T E R N O W
cept for business, probably will join
K. T. W IL L S B E R R Y F A R M
in the
Victory
Garden
program.
(forme;ly M. Hayashi Farm )
Other Mrs. Americas may discover
Rt. 1, Box 251, Tigard, Oregon
ways of keeping
their
husbands
1 ml W. of Tigatd, Walnut Ave
busy
repairing household
gadgets
W A N T E D - Eight to ten pickers ,,ver ( be weekend,
for Youngberries about last of I
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June. W . E. Wyttenberg, R l, Bx
Sorry, milady, but the prices of your
295, Beaverton.
new hairdo and manicure are not
W A N T E D — Strawberry Pickers controlled
by
the
retail
service
Very good, clean field. 2 mi West i charge provisions of the maximum
Women buy 90 percent of the food
on Bend road.
Formerly owned I price regulation.
You see prices of
by Jimmie Haswike.
Register' service are covered only if they a e sold in this country a good part of
now with John A. Baggenstos, | performed in connection with a com- which goes into the garbage can
Sherwood, Or., route 4.
modity.
That means, for example, while it is still edible.
that after July 1, the effective date
The Red Cross wants 500,000 civil­
of the provision, the prices you pay
FO R S A L E
ian women trained in home nursing
__________ for drycleaning, laundry or shoe re-
FO R S A L E - Trailer house. Wil- I pair will be on the basis of the high in order to release professional nurs­
son Fuel Yd., Call Beaverton 2491 j est charges during
Match.
But es for service.
hairdressing is a personal
service i
FO R S A L E —12 doz small mouth and is not included.
Fruit Jars, Ball, Mason, Kerrs.
Phone Aloha 6483.
Boost your home community news- I
FO R S A L E -1 Airplane, class A paper.
It boosts for vou.
Onli
A or B, gas model, $6 complete, Si per year .less than 2 cents a week
with timer, wheels.
no motor.
Jim Havrisons
Model
Airplane
Shofl. Beaverton.
FOR
S A L E Wood cook stove.
4724 SW Pomona St., Multnomah
CHerry 1848.
AT. 6461
by Northw* >• S\n.ireste. Iw
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R A S P B E R R Y P IC K E R S Regis­
ter nyw.
Call or write Enoch; Have
been wonderlng how to
Squires, mile west of Tigard, on
d a weekend without t£ e family
Asa Williams place.
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and gas?
W e ,J[
PACIFIC COAST
CASCARA BARK CO.
De Laval
CO UNTRE PRODUCED
2 9 .6 8 6 POUNDS
Or WOOL /N/8SU . h i '
The color outlook for your ward­
robe is not drab despite the sca.city
HELP W AN TED
of dye chemicals.
There will he
red, yellow, und shades of blue avail­
G IR L to work in Beauty Shop. able though it is probable that mili­
Must be over 16.
No experience tary colors such as green, khaki,
necessary. Florence Beauty Shop, brown and navy will be somewhat re­
Beaverton.
.
stricted.
Don't be worried that limi­
tations in the amount of chemicals
RASBER RY P I C K E R S Want e d
j available will result in poorly dyed
Ready about July 1. C. Topich.
| fabrics.
It is expected that high
R l, Bx 474, Beaverton, nr Coop­
quality fats dyes will continue to be
er Mt. school.
made.
On the other hund, those
RASPBERRY M C K ER S Wanted which are less expensive and not of
Fred Luethi, Walnut Ave., Ti­ the best quality of fastness are use-
ul fov certain types of materials.
gard.
A. M. JANNSEN
S EP AKATOKS — M IL K E R S
TirE
Mrs. America
Meets the War
Well Drilling
1319 N W
G R EA T IN D m
F/G R T ER W HOSE
CAPTURE O f THE EH NOUS
CH/EETAN J0 JE F H . OCT. ¡877. £ W ED TH£ /NO/AH
UAHS /N TH£ OREGON COl/NTRE/H
FO R SALE1— 10 acres, 6 rm. mod.!
home, fruit, nuts, out bldgs , 20 :
min. from Portland.
30 min bus ^
service.
1 mile south on
I,om-
bard St., Beaverton -3425, ov 2964
Test Boring— Prospect Aids
Irrigation Systems
Installed on Easy Terms
Prices Paid for
Cascara Bark
WANT
Standing Timber for
fiiewood.
Louis R. Larson. R1 1
Bx 25, Beaverton.
REAL ESTATE
For quality, fair price and
service
Highest
A N T E D — Room
and
board,
care for girl 7.
Also sleeping
room for employed mo the.- . CH
1450.
W A N T E D — Youngberry pickers
about July 1, D. A. Beard, High I
land Rd to Beard Rd. R l, Bx 335
G Beaverton.
Imlay’s Fresh
Mixed Feeds
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS
R EED VILLE
W A N T E D —Girls
Bicycle, Hart
Vampf Lawn Mower Shop, Canyon
Rd nr Cedar, Beaverton.
Those who are accustomed to hav-1
| ing fresh vegetables delivered right !
1 to their door.* every day may find I
that the Victory garden offers a way i
lout.
Curtailment of truck and de­
livery service in the interest of rub-1
| her and gas conservation will have!
( the effect of making fresh vegetables
| less easily obtained from the custom
ary
delivery
services.
Deliveries i
i will be loss frequent and, pet haps,
discontinued entirely for some areas.
By growing vegetables in the home |
garden .a steady and easily available!
supply will be provided when succes-1
Get it back in war production
sion plantings of vegetables are made |
throughout the season.
Beets plant­
If contiol is attempted It is
ed by June 10 will be ready for use. ‘ «■d.
with reasonable
care, by August 1 necessary to keep the potato plant
to 10; lettuce, August 10 to Septem­ covered with the dust from the time
ber 15; carrots August 25; cabbage, , it comes thrjugu the ground until
That will
September 1 to 30; turnips, August 101 the vines begin to die.
to 20; rutabages," September 10, to mean usually six or seven dustings
matoes, September 10 to 30; sweet1 nt intervals of about seven to nine
corn, August 25 to September 15. days.
and bush beans , August 10 to 30.
Plantings of leafy green vegetables
The
12-spotted cucumber beetle
may be continued throughout June, i which works on beans, squash, cu-
Jul.v. and August.
There are many cumbers, and a few other plants, is
locations where succession plantings one of the really hard insects to
of vegetables for flesh use can be control.
This beetle can be readily
made during June ntul July to In identified because It lives up to Its
name.
It is yellow in basic color
sure a steady home supply.
12 black spots on its back
Extension Circular 377. A Monthly with
Schedule of Suggested Operation* in Some kind of pyrethrum dust has
Growing Vegetables for Home Use proven effective in controlling this
Rotenone may be
has vegetables listed for planting in cucumber beetle.
but pyrthuun In
June.
(Jet a copy at the county of some benefit
some form is recommended.
agents' office.
One quart Linseed
Oil FREE with each
gallon purchase.
R em em b er, B u /se n Paints a re q u a lity products, the k in d the b est p ain ters
p re fe r to use. Com e in, tell us w h a t you w an t to p ain t; w e 'll g la d ly help
you seloct from the big ran g o o '
colors a n d e stim a te the qu an tity
you req u ire I
Copeland Lumber Co.
7730 S. W. 31st
Phone Ch 1611
Multnomah Branch
A. M. BIERRE, Manager
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