BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE. Beaverton. Oregon
Friday, September 25, 1942
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B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E
MULTNOMAH MUKM
T IG A R D S E N IIN E L
ALO H A N K H S
C om plete E a s t e r n W ashington
County and W estern Multnomah
County C overage
W e assum e no financial respon­
sibility for errors which may ap
pear in advertisem ents published
in these colum ns but in case
where this paper is at fault will
reprint that part o f an advertise­
ment in which the typographical
m istake occurs.
ft R EAL E S T A T E
SELL IT NOW !
T ak e advantage o f the best
m arket in years and dispose o f
you r idle land.
Consult with us
on you r acreage
or
suburban
hom e problem s now.
Portland's
leading suburban specialists fo r
22 years.
COM TE & KOHLM AN CO.
601 G U A R D IA N BLDG., AT. 0116
P ortland
W A N T E D — A bout 10 acres partly
cleared, no bldgs., K -U 8 Beaverton
E nterprise, Beaverton.
V..£Jda*in$& ~
NOR SALS
O! Trada unc
oh'
Daniel,
F O R S A L E — R u g s A H ousehold .
goods, on prem ises F riday & Sat.
J. R. Caples. C anyon R d A M ary­
a n n » Dr., GA. 4309.
F O R S A L E —W estinghouse E lec­
tric W o o d A Coal Com b, range. I
G ood con dition $50.
CH. 1028
R ugs. Bed, Chairs A m iscellaneous
H. H. G oods, on premises, F riday <
and Saturday.
J. R . Caples.
C anyon
Rd. A M aryanna
Dr.
P hone B E. 7929.
F O R S A L E —H um phrey Gas H eat­
er, N ew $5.
CH. 1028.
GOOD B U RB A N K
POTATOES
Y ou dig, furnish con tain er $2.25
per 100 lb field run, Inquire W m
Saxton,
F arm in gton
R oad,
cor.
L ang ave., or phone B eaverton 2465
G O O D T igh t 25 lb
R efrig era tor.
Inquire first d oor west o f Dew ey
P lum bing shop, Beaverton.
G A S B U R N E R fo r W ood Furnace.
P hon e B eaverton 2392.
$25.
» Real Estate Wanted
W A N T 2 TO 5 ACRES
W E S T S ID E p referred ; 5 or 6-
rm. m od. home.
W ill pay up to
$8500. F or
im m ediate
sale call
D elazon ("D e ll” ) C. Smith, 1108
Guardian bldg., BE. 8575, Portland
FOR RENT
F O R R E N T —O ffice space in brick I
building in Beaverton, corner, Vene- ;
tian blinds, ideal fo r sm all business j
See E nterprise building, corn er Short
street, B eaverton.
B oost you r hom e com m unity news
paper.
It boosts fo r you.
Onlv
$1 per year .less than 2 cen ts a weep
m
PAIN TS
I m la y ’s Fresh
Mixed Feeds
FISHER TH0RSEN PAINTS
F or quality, fair price and
service
J. B. Imlays & Sons
R E E D V IL L E
ALO H A, O R E
Brick, Tile, Masonary
Brick & Building Tile
SEE YOU R D E A L E R
Columbia Brick Works
1320 SE W ater— Portland
K ilns at Gresham -Sylvan-Salem
B U Y w hat you do need. . .
S E L L w h at you don 't need.
WOOL CARDING
fo r C om forters and M attresses
A ny Size and W eigh t . Old Matted
W ool R ecarded Just L ike New
P ure V irgin W o o l Batts fo r Sale
Crystal Springs W oolen M ills
2124 SE Umatilla, Portland I.A 4477
De 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 U IP M E N T A N D
S U P P L IE S F O R T H E
D A IR Y
IN D U S T R Y
iM iron frisell
Ndmifdifirtn k DMHbuton
£\ 1RYTMING
135 M V Park
AT. 6461
Have you looked over the ads this
sek?
If not do so, they ca rry a
>rld o f news.
Riverview Cemetery
W EST END
S E L L W O O D B R ID G E
CREMATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
C om plete Funeral Service In New
Cathedral Chapel at N o E xtra cost
R iverview is a co-operative a sso­
ciation with assets o f over $*00,000
F O R S A L E — W ood R ange. Cream
enam eled.
Mrs. B. K. Denney,
D enney Rd, 1V4 mi SE o f B eaver­
ton.
S E W IN G
M ACH.
E M PO R IU M
N ew A used m achines, parts and
repairs. All makes. Guar. perf.
sew in g 826 SW 3d.
A T. 0727.
Portland.
W IL 'S
M A G A ZIN E
S E R V IC E —
o ffe r s 7 m onth's R ea d er’s Digest
fo r $1.00 with new book “ Digest
A n th olog y ” sent F R E E .
(R e n e w ­
als at regular p rice— year $3.00 in­
cludes book till Oct. 15)
Mail to
7212 21st
st.,
M ultnom ah,
fo r
prom pt service.
) Female Help Wanted
G IR L
W A N TE D — To
w ork in
beauty shop.
Must be over 18
years o f age, no experience ne­
cessary.
P hon e B eaverton 3601.
G IR L W A N T E D — T o do light
housew ork, 2 small children, good
wages, Thursday and Sunday a f­
ternoons o ff.
M is. F. J. Ziddell
2959
B ennington
drive.
P hone
B E. 6494.
Serene Beauty • Perfect Service
I. P . Finley & Son
F O U H TII AT M O N TG O M ER Y
A Tw ater t i l l
Legal|Notices
M O O RE vs. M O O R E
S IM M O N S
In the C ircuit Court o f the State o f
O regon for the C ounty o f M ultno­
mah.
W IL L IA M C. M O O R E , P lain tiff
vs.
H A Z E L M O O RE , Defendant
T o Hazel M oore, the above named
d e fe n d a n t:
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E
OF O R E G O N :
You are hereby re­
quired to
appear and answ er
the
com plaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit on or before the
expiration o f foui| weeks from the
date o f the first publication o f this
sum m ons, if you fail so to appear
and answer, p la in tiff will apply Jo
the court fo r the relief prayed for in
his com plaint, to-w it:
An absolute
decree o f d ivorce from the defen d ­
ant; that defendant be granted the
care and custody o f the m inor child
o f the said m arriage, and that p lain ­
tiff contribute the sum o f $20.00 per
m onth fo r the care and support o f
said child.
This sum m ons is published by o r ­
der o f Hon Donald E. Long, Judge
o f the above entitled Court.
Dated the 22nd day o f Sept., 191?.
Date o f first publication Sept. 25th,
1942.
Date o f last publication O ctober 23,
1942.
LESTER SHEELEY.
A ttorney for P lain tiff
P. O. Address,
306 Spalding Bldg.
Portland, Oregon
Rem edy for R ubber Shortage
H ello F olks:
D aw gone, if the gov ern m en t will
call fer all the R ubber Checks what
our folks drawed up a fter the break
in our Insull R eign o f Prosperity
"back in the ’29’s, why, thunder-in-
lightnin", we will have tires en u ff
w ithout
even
m ilkin' the
Milk
W eeds fer makin the synthetik tires.
Further, I know good and well that
if som ew ay we kud ch op o ff all the
R ubbern ecks we used to have in this
land before our folk s sorter got used
to Nudist's styles we would have rub­
ber and to spare!
Aint it funny that most people what
K N O W they kud run a W orld W ar
to a successful konklusion in a short
time, ca n ’t even run
their
own
affairs..
B A R B W IR E BILL
Real Estate Transfers
Union Local No. 296
LABOR
TEM PLE
the divine en ergy to m ove it onward
C ' F Gravel et ux to M artin Schif-
and u pw aid
Mary P.akcr Eddy
fer et ux tract 12 A S ') o f 13 blk 1
N H illsboro acres.
SW 4th A T J E F F E R S O N
PO U LTRY HEADQUARTERS
H ighest prices paid.
our pick -u p service.
M
» POULTRY
nortnwest
232 SE
Ask about
A
products
Oak.
EA
Portland
0141
D A IR Y
co
O regon
UJflniBDS
IRE SURI -i
Mrs. America
Meets the War
W hen the tim e had com e that He
was to be received up, Jesus set His
face like a flint to go
to Jerusa­
lem.
On the way. He taught His
disciples that he must su ffer many
things at the hands o f the Jewish
If you 've been w orryin g about less
rulers there and he killed and raised
i meat to feed your fam ilies when the
the third day.
In Jerusalem it w as as He had ¡proposed allocation o f 2 1-* pounds per
'per person weekly goes into effect.
said: the ch ief priests and scribes
were filled with envy at H is hold on I give a thought to the British house­
She has been preparing meals
the com m on people; and set on His wife.
on a w eekly ration o f slightly more
death.
Cam e now one o f their experts in | than one pound o f meat per person.
the law to trap Him with a question. And way dow n at the bottom o f the
scale are the A xis countries.
The
"M aster, what shall I do to inher­
it eternal life ? ”
So the man asked Germ an ration is 12'x ounces and
The man being a law yer, Jesus the Italians receive from 3 's to 4'*i
ounces per person each week
A ctu ­
turned the tables.
'W hat says the la w ?”
So asked ally, 2 ' ï pounds o f meat per person
weekly is about the level o f our meat
Jesus.
The law yer had the answ er ready consum ption during the late 1930's.
So, If you add in the increased supply
"T h ou shall love the Lord thy God
o
with all thy heart, and with all thy f poultry and cheese and di"y beans
we have, Mrs. A m erica will have a
soul, and with all thy strength, and
top-notch protein diet for her fam ily.
with all thy mind, and thy neighbor
•
•
•
as t h y s e l f
Many o f the 50.000 dom estic me­
- “ R ig h t” , said Jesus.
— “ T his do
chanical
refrigerators
available to '
and thou shalt live.”
That ended it,
Mrs. A m erica now after having been
as the law yer and his kind in that
frozen in the hands o f dealers since
day had neither love for God nor
F ebruary 14 are
deluxe models.
m an; but only fo r themselves. They
These were not found
suitable for
had self-righteousness but not eternal
m ilitary uses.
P urchasers o f these
life.
units will have to certify at the time
And did any ever show such round­
they buy that they have no other re­
ed love to God and man as to merit
frigeration equipm ent available.
the life o f the ages
Yes. One did.
.
Christ himself. - "W h en the fullness
I f you want to ch eck prices actually
o f tim e had com e, G od sent forth his
for dry
cleaning against
Son, born o f a wom an, born under ¡charged
the law.
So we see Christ placed the ceilin g price fo r the same service
under the law where He must fulfill you should be able to find a state
all love.
F ollow ed by the searching ment o f ceiling prices posted at your
eye o f God the Father, He liver! His dry clean er's shop As o f September
life am ong us as the Son o f Man, 1 every establishm ent subject to the
At Calvary, when He laid dow n His O PA services regulation must have
life for sinful man. He reached the a statem ent available fo r public in­
Ceiling prices on services
summit, for "G reater love hath no spection.
man than this, that a man lay down are set on the basis o f prices rharged
his life for his friends.”
Christ’s in March, 1042. T he regulation co v ­
ers m ost services Important to the
own w ords
N ow let us have the term IM PU TE cost-of-livln g like laundry or shoe
that puts to our credit, all that Christ repair.
was and is.
IM PU TE , the act o f
God w hereby he puts to ou r account
Ask the school kid how to help in
the holy life o f Christ.
Did He the scrap drive and he’ll probably
keep the law you so often break ? give som e hit o f double talk in his
Did He su ffer in your place to sat­ jow n
native tongue, as “ S hoot the
isfy the just dem and o f the law ? Jappy with our scra p p y !" But he's
"The soul that sinneth. it shall die." ready for double w ork as well as
You take Him as I>ord and S avior? ¡double talk.
Students and teachers
Then God
places to you r account will be hearing a lot about what they
Christ's h oly life.
As God said of may contribute to this cam paign.
Christ, he can now say o f you—“ Mv Adolph and H lrohito
beloved son in w hom I am well
pleased.”
F or you are m antled in
G od’s o w n
righteousness, Jesus Tire Quota Show
Christ.
Cut From August
T his is not to sav how you may
look to the neighbors or the fa m ­
T ru ck as well as passenger ca r tire
ily or yourself.
But o f how the B i­ allotm ents for Septem ber have been
ble says you look to G od if you have cut from the August level in almost
Christ
Now let H im be enthroned all classification s.
R edu ction s are
in you r h eart until men can say o f about In line w ith the sharp drop in
yOU_ -C h r is t
cam e ou r
w ay
this relacem ent sales that
n^ramlly is
day.”
the case at this tim e o f the year, a c­
cord in g to OPA.
M ultnom ah cou n ty quota is:
new
passenger cars, 82; grade two. 425
Cloverdale, O regon
recaps 1316; tubes, 914. N ew truck
T his space paid fo r by an .O regon tires 679; recaps 1006; tubes, 677.
businessman.
W ashington cou n ty quota lists 17
new passenger tires; 78 grade tw o;
N ew trucks
W ith norm al im portations o f rab­ 327, recaps, 222 tubes.
bit skins from foreign countries cu r­ tires 118; recaps 99 and tubes 133 .
tailed by war conditions, there Is an
active dem and
now
fo r
dom estic
Be sure to send you r legáis to
skins for m aking felt and fur linings
local
paper.
for clothing.
I f you pool up to ride to the ship
yards w ith Joe Smith you cannot
qualify your
own
fam ily ford for
tire certificates, on grounds o f being
in defen se work.
LOST
V ehicles
eligible for
tires undei
the governm ent-encouraged Car P ool­
ing program must be used principally
L O ST —B la ck leather wallet c o n ­
fun transportation to and from work
taining $5 cu rren cy, very
valu­
w hich leaves Ju nior’s driving les­
able cards, including pilots license,
son and jaunts to the beach out.
|
drivers license. R ew ard.
BE. 0422.
H ereafter the boards will only is­
sue recapped o r retreaded tile cer- |
tificates or Grade III certificates
M ISC E L L A N E O U S
upon the recom m endation o f plant
N O T IC E O F S A L E
In the County C ourt o f the State o f tran sp oitation com m ittees that the
O regon, fo r the County o f W ash car upon which the tires are used
. BUILDING
is regularly driven fo r transporting |
¡ ington
three or m ore w ork ers to and from
and
In the m atter o f the Estate o f:
the plant.
W IL H E L M C A R L M A TZK E ,
Remodeling
Deceased.
N otice is hereby given that the un­
FRANK E. SCHMIDT
dersigned executor o f the last will
R oute 1, B ox 330
T igard Ore.
T IIE E IG H T —
and
testam ent
of
Wrilhelm
Carl
Matzke, deceased, by virtue o f the
authority and pursuant to an order
Dcild *toclt Picked up free o f entered by the above entitled cou rt au
ch arge anyw here.
Call thorizing the sale o f all the real
collect.
UN. 1221 ; night call property belonging to estate o f W il­
CH. 2403 o r UN. 0449. D E N L E Y helm Carl Matzke, will o ffe r for sale
B G B rockw ay et ux to Lloyd J
R E N D E R IN G CO., Portland.
on and a fter the 3rd day o f October, R ow lett, 40 acres sec 18 T IN R4W.
| A. D., 1942, at private sale, su bject
M D
Iviw rence et ux to John ;
to con firm a tion o f the above entitled
H ID E S A W O O L , C A S C A R A — A court, the fo llo w in g described real Charles Craughan et ux lot 2 blk 36,
•
in
W ashington M etzger A cre trs.
specialty.
L E E BRO S., 25 S W property, situated
county, Oregon, to wit:
C l»y, P ortland.
A tw ater 5334.
J W H artram pf et ux to A L F rost I
B eginning at the Southw est c o r­
o f lot 1 blk 43 F o r e s t'
ner o f the D onation Land Claim et ux. 8*4
Grove.
F O R T O W C A R call V E R M IL Y E
o f Thom as T u ck er and w ife in
i
M O T O R CO. P hone T igard 3381.
Section
22, T ow n sh ip 1 South,
R obert A Cham bers et ux to E d ­
R ange 1 W est, W . M , running ward H R ich ardson et ux SH o f lot
thence
East
40 rod s;
thence 12 W estdale
| W ANTED
N orth 80 rod s; thence W est 40
rods; thence South 80 rods to the
R obert A Cham bers et ux to W m
S E V E R A L or Five R iders to the
place o f beginning, excep tin g 10 II W atson et ux, N
o f lot 7 W est-
O regon
Shipyard,
sw ing
shift.
acres heretofore sold from the dale.
A loha 6279.
South portion o f said herein des
IJoyd F E ckhardt att to Nels Lind-
W A N T E D - Filbert
P ick ers
Sat.
crib cd property.
E lliott's, 1 mi So Beaverton, I 'v e
Bids will be received by the under­ berg, lot 5 tract 2 Boulevard Hghts.
lb w ith Mjc bonus fo r full time.
signed
execu tor at
712 Swetland
D eborah J Peile to Chas Evans et
Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
P roperty
ux part Isaiah K elsey Cl 41 T IN
to be sold
to highest bidder for R2W.
W A N T E D —F ru it Jars; small oil
circu la to r; excellent radio to $15; cash.
A L F R E D N IEI-SEN.
Fritz Louis F isch er to Leona May
state
sizes.
prices.
B ox
7141,
Ex cotutor Simm s Snyder, lots 1, 3, 5, 7 A 9,
M ultnom ah .
A. C A LL E N . A ttorn ey
Peachvale.
Swetland B ld g , P ortland, Oregon
O tto B rose et ux to Clinton A M e r -'
Date o f first publication S ep tem ­
W A N T E D — G ood N ew
Zealand
cer et ux part tract 9 B rookw ood.
ber, 4. 1942.
.W hite Buck.
L. H. Flye, T igard.
D ate o f last publication O ctober 2,
Mandy W atson et ux to Joe U ser-'
Oregon,
1942.
;gei et ux W H o f L ot 269 Johnson
Kst. Add.
W A N T E D --S m a ll ca p a city cream
separator. L. H. Flye, Tigard. Or.
Anna H arper et al to J C D u ffy et
L ike the plain girl searching for a
husband, w h o
said she w ouldnt be ux part T hos G N aylor Cl 43 T IN
particular, the W ar Shipping A dm in­ R4W.
NOTICE
istration is seriously look ing fo r men
Jam es S Lane et UK to John
— those w ith previous sea experience
^Scheckla part lots 5 A 6 F anno
Laborers wanted at once. who are available fo r sea duty.
you needn't sigh and reminiaee- Creek acres.
Immediate job placement ! nor So regret
that you 're too old to get
Irvin H H offm an to W estern Ore
In the fray .because a national regis­ C onf Ass Part Sec 5 T2S R 3W
Apply week days only.
tration o f form er seamen and ship
o ffice rs is now under way at all
Hugh T aylor to L eR oy Needham
HOD CARRIERS
United States
em ployem nt
service et ux part blk 41 F orest Grove.
AND
offices.
Ernest R Schm id et ux to B ruce H
BUILDING LABORERS
T hought must be m ade better, and A aron et ux lots 24 to 29 Sunset
human
life
m ore
fruitful.
for View.
ROOM 215
IORNINGLIGHT CHAPEL
ose Chapel-Green Room
LAWYER SETS TRAP
( r ij K \ e i r
F O R SA L E
1 C orn Shelter P ow er o r hand
1 10 in ch Sim ond circu lar
Saw,
bench.
1 A lfa lfa H ay Cutter size for
Rabbi ts
45 ft Steel T ra ck for H ay C arrier
H. Y. Turner, 4th tv ., M etzger, Or.
Boar, 16 m o old. G. L.
W alnut ave.f Tigard.
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Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
O regon Mutual Policies are N O N -A S8E SSA B L E .
You N E V E R pay
m ore than the prem ium on the face of the policy. O regon Mutual
m aintains m ore than three times the surplus required by Oregon
Insurance la w s .
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
o f M c M i n n v i l l e
O rganized 1894— .40 years o f R eliable S ervice Chas. L W alker, Agent
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
"E v ery F orm o f P rotection "
Phone 1732
H illsboro, Oregon
I N ever Read Advertisements
You know this person.
He thinks he is telling the
truth.
Rut quiz him and h£ will fecite the make
of his auto, his radio, his towels, "tid infinitum...........
with the accent on the “ ad".
In other words they
are all advertised products.
^
Why, he could no more escape the presence and
the power of the printed word than he could evade
eating and sleeping.
The advertisements are a
definite part of the American way of life.
Their
messages are vital to daily existence.
They have
a definite association with the pocketbook, than
which there is nothing more intimate and personal.
The important thing is not merely to “ read the
advertisements", hut to read A L L of them.
The
one ad you "didn’t see" may contain information
you would have given a great deal to possess.
Cer­
tainly, it is as important to you to know' that Smiths
are having a big summer sale o f sheets or ?ihirts, as
it is to read about the big war in Europe or that
Congress has passed another billion dollar ap­
propriation.
Louis W eiss et ux to I.ouis L Muel­
ler et 'lx pait sec 28 T2S R1W.
Chas W Bown et al to A M Scott
et al 160 acres sec 11 T1S R5W
W hen I hear a you ng man spoken
o f as giving prom ise o f high genius
the first question I akk about him is
always, — "D oes he w o r k R u s k l n
rt
A lw ays Read the Ads