The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, July 24, 1942, Page Page 3, Image 3

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    Friday, July 24, 1942
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Minimum 25c CASH with copy.
We l'ubiish tile
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M U LTNO M AH PKE88
T IG A R D S E M I N EL
ALOILX N E W S
Complete E a s t e r n Washington
County and Western Multnomah
County Coverage
We assume no financial respon­
sibility for error* which may ap­
pear in advertisements 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.
Richfield Super Serv. Sta.
on one of the busiest arteries in
the city, only require® about two
and one Italf hours of your time
daily, which will earn a man or ,
lady a two-hundred (200) dollar >
monthly profit.
You can be
your own boss today for only a
very small down-payment,
so
don't wait.—contact
the W EST
COAST BRO KERAG E CO today
Remember, they will assist you
and help finance you
219 SW
9th St.
Telephone BE 7195.
Ladies, here is one of the best
Rooming House and Hotel values
offered in the city today.
) M IS C E L L A N E O U S
S. S. Virginia V
TO ASTORIA and BEACHES
Daily 9 p. m . Except Sat. A Sun.
$12J5 One way— Round trip $2
BE. 110»
llousekpnjj Rms & Hotel
combined — this little business
clears you tw'o hundred eighty
five ($285) dollars a month. Only-
three hundred ($300) dollars down
will handle.
Don’t fail to see
this today.
Tomorrow may be
too late
W'e have never before
offered a business value such as
this.
TH E W EST COAST BRO­
K E R A G E CO.
219 SW 9tll—
Phone BE. 7195.
3 tock
picked up free of
charge anywhere.
Call
collect.
UN. 1221; night call
CH. 2403 or UN. 0449 D EN LE Y
R E N D E R IN G CO., Portland.
m i n i s A WOOL. CAM IK A —A
specialty.
LEE BROS., 25 SW
Ciao, Portland.
Atwater 53:14.
Located
near
Ship
Yards.
Clears five hundred ($500) per
month.
Sickness causes sale.
This is an ideal place for a man
and woman.
See Oregon’s out­
standing business sellers T H E
W EST COAST B RO K ERAG E CO
219 SW 9th St.
Telephone BE.
7195.
m P A IN T S
Imlay’s Fresh
Mixed Feeds
FISHER TKORSEN PAINTS
J. B. Imlays & Sons
REEDV1LLE
$
ALOHA, ORE.
FO R R E N T
FOR R E N T —Office space in brick
building in Beaverton, corner, Vene­
tian blinds, ideal for small business.
See Enterprise building, corner Short J
street, Beaverton.
FOOD LOCKERS for rent Beth­
any Grocery Store. Hillsboro 1R4.
Truck Gardeners
ORDER NO W
Veneer Plant Bands
For Bedding Plants
HALLOCKS — T IN TOPS
— B E R R Y CRATES
Coast Veneer Co.
Foot of North Pittsburg
Portland
UN. 1277
D e L aval
SE PA R A TO R S — M ILK E R S
CO M PLETE E Q U IPM EN T AND
SU PPLIE S FOR TH E D A IR Y
IN D U STR Y
* 1
Manufacturen k Distributor»
1 V C R Y T H IN G , s S
*
b. if ;
9
k-- D A IR Y MAN . fig Ü
F o « n » no .Cat.- ( alt L ake C ity
135 NW Park
AT. 8461
Riverview Cemetery
Lunch and
Place,
•
CREMATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
LOST—In Beaverton
Saturday
night, ladies gold wrist watch
with black cord band
Finder
please phone Scholls 8233 and
receive reward.
Complete Funeral Nervier in New
C athedral Chapel at No Extra cost
Riverview is a co-operative asso­
ciation with assets of over $800,000
FOR SA LE
FOR
SALE —Youngbetries. you
pick, 5c lb, bring containers
A.
Vacher, enquire Durham store.
R i Tigard
MORNINGLIGHT CHAPEL
Rose Chapel-Green Room
SEW ING
MACH.
EM PORIUM
New A used machines, parts and
repairs. All makes. Guar
perf.
sewing 826 SW 3d.
AT. 0727.
Portland.
Serene Beauty - Perfect Service
J. P. Finley & Son
FOURTH AT MONTGOMERY
ATwater 2181
cut,
H A Y —Clover
.and oats,
stacked. $7 per ton Alfalfa $8
IVazier, R l, bx 434. Beaverton.
Have you looked over ths ads this
week?
If not do so, they carry a
world of news.
Brick, Tile, Masonary
Brick & Building Tile
S EE Y O U R D E A L E R
Columbia Brick Works
1320 SE W ater— Portland
Kilns at Gre*ham-S> Ivan-Salem
B IR T H S
AiBirieri war industries need
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Barn-
hart. Glencuiien, July 9. a daughter.
Janice
Mr and Mrs Frederick O Burck­
hardt. 1712 SW Custer street Mult­
nomah. July 9, a son. Frederick O.,
Jr.
08.0 RAGS
RUBBER
Set H back ia war production
Victory Gardens
LOST
DOG LOST — Boston Terrier.
Friday.
Sassy,
female,
named
Brown, 5th &
Reward, J. A.
Franklin st., Beaverton.
Lt. and Mrs
Donald E. Drake.
1414 SW Davenport street. Multno­
mah. July 1*. a son. Donald E III
Mr and Mrs John J Grant, route
5. box 523. Portland, July 10, a
daughter Priscilla <!•
F Q R y iC T O R Y
BUY
UN ITE D
STATES
Australian wool s«i;^plies are re
; ported to he the heaviest in history.
Heavy shipments to the
United
i States have not counterbalanced the
temporary loss o f European markets.
Wool stocks in this country are also
large, according to textile men. How­
ever, war secrecy blankets actual
| figures.
Cultivation after crops are planted
should be just deep enough to loosen
the top soil' and kill weeds.
Toma
toes should especially receive only
j shallow cultivation. Deep stirring
of the soil destroys many roots and
I reduces the yield of fruit.
Deep
cultivation serves no useful purpose
W A R
BONDS
AND
STAMPS
The State Department has an
nouneed that a wheat pool of not
less than 100,000.000 bushels for the
GEMS OF THOUGHT SERVICE
relief of famine in war lands will be
set up by the United States. Canada.
POWER
Great Britain, Australia and Argen
Power without justice is soon ques­ tina.
tioned
Justice and power must
therefore be brought together, so
Have You a Son
that whatever is just may be power
In the Service?
ful, and whatever is powerful may
The perfect gift for your son in
be just.- - Pascal.
service.
Photographs
are
PER­
There is but one real attraction, SONAL
. .
LA STIN ' > . . .
that of Spirit. The pointing of the IN E X PE N SIV E .
Three 7x10, one
needle to the pole symbolizes this colored, for $4.95 complete Call AT
all-embracing power or the attrac­ 9 8 8 7 for appointment.
D. P E R R Y
tion of God, divine Mind. Mary Ba- EVANS. 934 SW Morrison St., Port-
k«r Eddy.
lund.
Located East side residential
Win. F Cyrus, County Agent,
and
business district.
Throe
beautifully furnished living rooms Faye Nichols, Hume Demonstration
Agent,
for owner.
Established many
years
This fine business has a Palmer Torvend, Assistant County
AgenL
tremendous following.
Rent for
all only $35 a month.
This is a
‘"How much real need is there for
ready-made business for a lady or housewives to can, dry, and preserve
man to step into.
$2150 full price fruits and vegetables! to t ie limit of
their capacities," a homemaker in­
some terms.
quired last week.
W est Coast Brokerage Co. i The answer is in the percentage
219 SW 9th St., Portland. BE. 7195 of the commercial pack ordered re­
served by the W ar Production Board
for our armed force® and for lend-
Power is so characteristically calm,
lease
requirements.
Percentages
Real Estate Wanted
set asidd as shown by reports are: that calmness in itself has the as­
peaches, 38 percent; pears, i0 per pect of power, and forbearance im-
cent; lima beans, 35 percent; string ; plies strength Bulwor-Lytton.
W A N T 2 T O 5 A C R E S beans, sweet corn, peas and toma­ It is a strange desire, to seek pow-
W EST SIDE preferred; 5 or 6- toes, each 35 percent; and so on
|er. to lose liberty; or to seek power
rm. mod. home.
W ill pay up to through the commercial pack .
lover others, and to lose powei over I
$8500. For immediate sale call
These
figures
should
convince a man's self Francis Bacon.
Delazon (“ Dell") C. Smith, 1108 anyone that there will be less than
Guardian bldg., BE. 8575, Portland the usual amounts of these fruits i I have never been able to conceive
and
vegetables available from the how any rational being could pro
grocers' shelves for the average con­ ‘ pose happiness to himself from the
i REAL ESTATE
sumer.
exercise of
power over others.
Thomas Jeffferson.
Ample foocty crops are in sight for
SELL IT NOW!
Since nothing is settled until it is
the home canner.
More help is
settled right, no matter how un­
needed
in
the
cherry
orchards
and
Take advantage of the best
limited power a man may have,
market in years and dispose of cane berry patches to save these unless he exercises it fairly and
crops.
Home
earners
have
an
op­
your idle land.
Consult with us
his actions will return to
on your acreage or suburban portunity to assist in thte harvest o f ' i us,l>’
Fi unii A. Vanderlip.
home problems now.
Portland s these important crops and obtain i Plague him.
leading suburban specialists for their own supplies at the same time
Suggestions on various types of T r u c k
22 years.
home food preservation are avail Truck Owners
able from the county) extension offi j T o Be Warned
C O M T E & K O H L M A N CO. ce.
Circular No. 273, How to Save j All of Oregons local war price
AT.
0116
Sugar
When Canning and Freezing rationing boards have received from
G
U
AR
D
IAN
BLDG.
601
and extension bulletin No. 593. Food state O PA offices form letters which
Portland
Preservation by Freezing .are two are to be sent to all truck owners
late publications dealing exclusively whose trucks have been cited for ov­
with home preservation of food pro- er-loading or other violations, OPA
• PERSONAL
---------- 'ducts by freezing .
officials announced Tuesday.
I The local home gardener who may
The letters will notify the truck
be dubious about his supply of vege owners of the violation notices and
M c P H E R S O X ’S
tables for next winter still has an advise them their right to obtain new
Weldin'
1
opportunity to supply his
needs tires or recaps is in jeopardy., Local
Ol
Defense Schoo
Beets planted July 15 should be hoards, empowered to deny tires to
ready for use in early Septemher; j owners found abusing tires, will be
Learn Now and Pay Later
carrots by late September; cabbage instructed to demand explanations ol
Men anr Women
by early October; and turnips by j theviolations.
Special attention will
mid-September.
Mustard.
endive, be paid to overloaded logging and
New Location SE cor. 7th &
radishes and a few others can be | gravel trucks, officials said.
Powell Blvd., Portland
ETA. 7960
planted now for fall and early win ;
ter use.
W E ST END
SELLW OOD BRIDGE
Get in the
Dinner
Buying Tea Together
The Ministry of Food of the i
United Kingtlom will purchase tea
for all of the United Nations, ae
cording to a recent announcement
Purchases made in Ceylon. India,
and East Asia will be allocated by
a committee upon which the United
States will be represented.
IX JÂ j Ï Ï Æ / IL ù & iïJlM S BIRTHPLACE A T CORVALLIS.
MAYOR O F
PORTLAND
(1305 - 1903 )
Beer and W ine Spot
FO R TOW CARS call V E R M IL Y E
MOTOR CO Phone Tigard 91.
For quality, fair price and
service
F IR S T TERRITORIAL GOVERNOR OF
OREGON. APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT F . H r-Z
6 ERVEO /AI TRAT OFFICE FOR TWO YEARS TH E’, IVAS
ELECTED SENATOR. NOMINATED OAT THE SC. 'THS CV DEMO­
CRATIC TTC HR T FO P U/CE PRESIDE HT. H /5 CAREER
£//OEO‘BECAUSE OFR!S POLITICAL AFFILIATIONS.
The current demand for lumber in
the l mted States is considerably in
excess of production Thus far, out­
put in 1942 has been at the annual
rate of 32 billion hoard feet.
De­
mand for the year is estimated at 3d
: to 38 billion feet.
Permission for holding the annual
Multnomah County lair at Gresham.
August 24 to 30, has been granted
by the Commanding officer of the
Northwest sector. Manager A. H.
'B ert) Lea was informed today by
Leo
Spitzbart, laison officer for
public gatherings in Oregon.
Lea explained that in case of an
emergency the fair could be called
off but emphasized that high gov­
ernment officials are attempting to
hold as many fairs as possible iu
order to keep up public mótale.
Mike Krekos. president of the
Showmans League of America, from
San Francisco, and Ed Browning's
manager
of
th e
Brownings
Amusement company of Salem, were
visitors at the Fair association of­
fice Monday and told I-ea that they
have botli received information from
Washington telling them that "the
stiow must go on."
Ship Your
CASCARA
BARK
(Green or Dry)
WOOL
AND
WOOL CARDING
M O H A IR
H ID E S
to
Blue Mountain Hide
Wool & Fur Co.
'"or Comforters and Mattresses
Any
and Weight . Old Matted
Wool Recarded Just Like New
Pure Virgin Wool Batts for Sale
1791 S. W. Front Ave.
Ciystal Springs Woolen Mills
PO R TLA N D
2124 SE l matIIla, Portland L A 4477
After a hot day
at the office
*1.25 a
State Fair Cancelled
Says Governor Sprague
Cancellation of the 1942 state fair
was announced Monday, by Governor
Sprague /because o f transportation
difficulties, both on railroads and
motor vehicles
Eastman
(director
of
defense
transportation) definitely made the
Gardeners here and there will soon request that fairs be suspended, and
be wondering about the brown and now that has been concurred in by
sunken blossom ends of a part of the secretary of agriculture.
In view of these definite requests
their tomatoes.
This blossom end
authorities. we have
i discoloration or rot is due to insuf by federal
flcient moisture.
Plenty of water reached the definite conclusion that
will prevent its occurence
Even . the state fair should be canceled.
if the plants are big, thrifty and j But there are also other reason!
rank this trouble will sometimes dr why it should not be held. The fait
velop More moisture is the remedy grounds and some buildings are now
•
•
• •
being used by the army, and the
I .ate blight in tomato plantings shortage of farm labor would make
last summer and fall was a majoi it difficult for farmers to prepare
disaster to local tomato growers their exhibits for the fair.
Should the weather remain dry fot
the rest of the summer there should 1 Whiskey Manufacture
be little danger of blig.lt until th e;
to Stop About Novembei 1
approach of fall rains.
At a recent meeting in Louisville
Tomatoes should not be sprayed or
dusted for blight while they are Kentucky, more than 60 représenta
young and growing unless there is tlves of the distillery
industry
real need. . As the plants reach ma­ throughout the country decided to
turity there is less danger of spray stop the manufacture of all whiskey
injury.
Everyone should be on the by the firs| of November or earlier
alert for the appearance of the Their plants are to be turned over
blight
I f weather conditions in for the production of industrial alco­
late August and September favor hol for war purposes j Distilleries
and \ now have a four or five year supply
blight development, spraying
Copper 1 Qf whiskey in storage ageing for fu­
dusting should then begin.
sprays and dusts are used effectively tur« use.
for this blight.
Full directions for
President Roosevelt has sent a let
such control are available from the
Secretary of
Agriculture
county agent office in a new cirou ter to
lar of information from the state Wlckard urging that farmers begin
collegy entitled Late Blight of To­ immediately to pay o ff their debts,
mortgages and other obligations so
mato.
as to avoid unnecessary hardships
such as were experienced by farm
Shipbuilding Not
ers and others following the last
Eaual to ^inking*
war.
The
Martime
Commission
said
At the beginning of the (fiscal year
shipbuilding has not yet equaled
total sinkings, hut delivery of 66 on July 1. the public debt of the
ships totaling 730.000 tons by Ameri United States was upward of 77 bil­
can shipyards in June set a new lion dollars, representing an increase
world's record for steel ship con stru c­ of more than 22 billion dollars dur
tion and represents
an increase of ing the past year
450 percent in volume of construe
When washing
windows, add a
tion since Pearl Harbor
The W ir Shipping Administration little starch to !he water to give the
A black­
reports the U. S will operate be­ glass a good polish. . . .
tween 2.200 and 2,600 merchant ves­ board eraser also makes an excell­
ent polisher for window pane*
sels this year.
To Get ACTUAL
MARKET PRICES
For Generations—A Great Kentucky Whiskey
'2 40 O'
N.it¡miai p i tillrrs Products Corp , N Y
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b
WANT
u y
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ADS
to
the things you need by shopping
through this big bargain basement
and S A V E
SELL
RENT
a
« 90.1 Proof
the things you are no longer using
for C A S H - M O N E Y .
spare rooms, apartments immediate­
ly— turn vacant space into IN C O M E .
—^things you do not need for some-
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.
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