The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, January 08, 1943, Page Page 3, Image 3

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Friday, January 8, 1043
Classified Rates
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R I S E , Beaverton, Oregon
Page 3
Real Estate Transfers
CENTRAL LOCATION
TVVO Cents a word per issue.
George John Gango et ux to Lew-1
Minimum 25c CASH with copy
is Albeit Dugwyler et ux, lot 61 N
Minimum Charge on Classified Tigardville add.
Ads not paid at Time of Inser­
tion- 50c.
Albert Oxtoby et ux to Clarence R i
We Publish the
Goheen et ux lot 7 U urm ac Park.
BEAVERTON ENTERPR ISE
Cora Halm to Emil Egger et al.
MlT.TNOM.-%11 PRESS
20 acres sec 18 T2S R2W
TIGARD S E M I N EL
ALOHA NEW S
j Cora Halm to Ellen Englund, 30
Complete E a s t e r n Washington
acres sec 7 T2S R2W.
County and Western Multnomah
County Coverage
W R Clapp et ux to Lazelle B Me-
We assume no financial respon­
indl lot 5 blk 7 Hillsboro Garden
sibility for errors which may ap
tracts.
pear in advertisements published
Ira E Vanderzanden et vlr to Vin­
in thpse columns but In case
cent E Cl op, part of sec 4 T2N R4W
where this paper is at fault will
reprint that part of ar. advertise­
J B Worth et ux to Win C Bruba­
ment In which the typographical
ker et ux, part sec 3 T1S R1W.
mistake occurs.
!
Haiold A Miller et ux to Stimson
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
Lbr Co, part sec 7, 1 and 13 and 36,
1,160 acres.
D e a d 8tocli picked up free of
Gail Karns et ux to Francis J
charge anywhere.
Call
collect.
UN. 1221; night call Brundenberg et al W ■ of lot 9 blk 5 ¡
CH. 2103 or UN. 0449 D EN LE Y Oi unco.
R E N D E R IN G CO., Portland.
«• Jack Meier to Grace Rice, lots 1 &
HIDES A WOOL, < W a h a - A 6 blk 4 Metzger acre trs.
specialty.
LEE BROS., 25 SW
Hazel F Johnson to Harlan Goble
t'livy, Portland.
Atwater 5334.
et ux 8.96 acres Laurel Acres.
fXJR TOW CAR call V E R M IL Y E
Penn R Watson to David Merio,
MOTOR CO. Phonp Tigard 3381.
__
lots ii
12, 13.
a m
Close to downtown
Close to transportation
J. P. Finley & Son
MV
Riverview Cemetery
W EST END
SKI I.WOOD BRIDGE
C R E M A T O R IU M
MAUSOLEUM
CEM ETERY
Complete Funeral Sen lee In New
(utlii-di.il Chapel at No Extra cost
Riverview is a co-operative asso­
ciation with assets of over $300,000
SEE YOUR D E A LE R
Columbia Brick Works
1320 SE Water— Portland
Kilns at Greslmm-Sylvan-Kalcin
| P A IN T S
Im lay’s Fresh
Mixed Feeds
riSHER THORSEN PAINTS
SAVE Y O U R TIRES—
B U Y DEFENSE BONDS
Ride a Bus— Right to the door
oi the
Beavei Aon
This man is not dead, lie is just sleeping.
And sleeping a little more soundly, per­
haps, because there are still many Am en-
cans who arc not putting at least 10% of
their pay into W ar Bonds on a regular Pay­
roll Savings Plan. H ow about you joining a
lot of other fellows in giving the little
paperhanger a rude awakening? How
about you signing up with a Payroll Savings
Plan today . . . to the tune of not 6%, or 7%
or 8%, but 10%, and more if you can?
L E T ’S T O P T H A T 10% B Y N E W
Y E A R ’S.
POULTRY HEADQUARTERS Strickland, Jewel et vir to Grace I
Highest prices paid.
Ask about Drew, part of sec i}6 T IN R4WWM
our pick-up service.
M
* PO U LTR Y & D A IR Y
Drew, Grace, et vlr, to Jewel
n o it n w e s t
PRODUCTS CO.
Strickland, et vir, part sec 6 T IN
232 SE Oak,
Portland Oregon R4WWM
EA. 5141
Cynthia Good to Bert G Brock way
et ux lots 3, 4, 24, 25 & 9 Brockaway
Brick, Tile, Masonary
Gaidens.
Brick & Building Tile
Herbert Bauer et ux tostato High-
way Coni part sec 32 T IN RlVVVVM
A B Combs et ux to C I ’ Penning-
ton et ux 8l*. aci es in sec 1 T1S !
R1WWM.
Chester R Williams et ux to J<irn3iJ
Buckley et ux, part lot 18 blk 2. |
Hall's add to Forest Grove.
WHAT YOU SHOULD DO:
If you are . ..
1. Already investing 10% of your pay in
Bradley J Woodward et ux to Hi-
ram S Davis et ux part secs 21,
15 and 16 TIS R1WWM.
State of Oregon to Elmer E Ross
et ux part Hoover DLC 38 Sec 18,
T IN R2WWM.
FOURTH \ r MONTGOM ERY
ATwatcr 2181
W ar Bonds through the Payroll Saving«
Plan -boost that 10% if you can.
Winter Garden
2. W orking in a plant where the Plan is in­
stalled, but haven't signed up yet sign
up tomorrow.
^ Working in a plant where the Payroll
On T a ylor Street, bt. 4th & 5th
PO R TI.AN D
Tasty Foods
Dinners— Lunches
Banquets
Savings Plan hasn't been installed, talk
to your union head, foreman, or plant
manager and see if il can’t be installed
right away. The local bank will he glad
to help.
BR. 1423 for Reservation
Claude Brereton
I 'nahle (o get in on the Payroll Savings
Plan for any reason, go to your local
bank, or wherever Bonds are sold. They
will be glad to help you start a Plan of
your own.
A T TH E
W IN T E R
GARDEN
100.000
I#
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS
quirk lienrIn*
Hazel Olive Corbet to William R
part sec 28 T2S
Young, et ux
THROUGH THE
J. B. Imiays & Sons
F R U IT
R E E D V IL L E
ALOHA, ORE. R1WWM.
PAYROLL SAVINGS PLAN
Rose E Coil to Charles W Jen­
NUT
) HELP W ANTED
kins. et ux, lots 16, 46. 47 & 48 En­
virons of Coinelius Part Lot 53.
TREES
W A N TE D Girl for light house­
work.
No washing or ironing. 2
Weeta C Peck et vir to J Vernon
j forenoon of said day and the court
boys in family, 1 school age, go Horne et ux part lots i & 2 Wiley's
rian t Timlutln Valley Nurseries quick
Agriculture and Labor
tearing trees for Kreater profits. We have
room of said court has been ap-1
home nights if preferred. A. Litvin, sub in sec 31 T IN R2WWM.
a complete assortment of Peaches, Apples,
‘
‘
Agriculture
has
excellent
reasons
pointed by said court as the time!
Farmington Rd., ■% mile from ¡
Pears, Cherries, Plums, Prunes, Apricots.
Marvin Lewallen et ux to Charlie i
Figs, Almonds. Filberts. Walnuts. Chest
and place for the hearing of objec to take concern for the w elfare of
Beaverton, Phone 2321.
nuts, Hickory Nuts, etc Complete assort­
tions thereto
and the
settlement labor," says Wheeler McMillen.
Jobe, et ux
ot an uere in sec 33
ment of Berry Plants, Shrubs, Roses. Most
W A N T E D —Housekeeper for cook­ T2S R1WWM.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
thereof.
“ The situation after the war is over
all varieties o f Flowering and Shade trees
Send for 40-page catalog. It will pay to
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
G IV E N
ing only.
Five in family. Write
A L F R E D NIELSEN,; will be of particular importance to
drive out to our nurseries. Drive out Bar
Earl
U
Waldron,
admr
to
John
H
Box 823, Tigard, Or.
that the undersigned has been duly
bur Blvd. from Portland on Hiway 99W.
farmers.
Men
earning
good
wages
Executor
Foisfieig et ux about 10 acres in sec | appointed Administratrix of the es­
Out 17 miles, l mile past Six Corners
full
time
are
much
better
customers
to
w r'd New berg. Or we will ship your
H E L P W A N T E D —Two women to 2 T IN R4WWM
Dated and first published January
tate of
A. A. Bronkey, deceased,
order by parcel post or express.
than men without jobs. Men steadi­
carry trays and help with clean­
and any or all persons having claims 1, 1943
Decker, Elizabeth, et al to O S| against said estate are hereby re­
ing.
Hillsboro 1911.
Date of last
publication January ly employed under satisfactory con­
TUALATIN VALLEY NURSERIES
Looney, lots 4 & 5 Hocken's Park.
ditions are far less likely than men
K l. 3. B o * 310, H H I-K W U O O . O K U ,O N
quired to present said claims, duly 29, 1943.
without
work
to
become
the
prey
of
FOR SALE
v-r-
Grant Landess et ux to W' A Camp­ verified .at 712 Swetland Building, A. C. ALLEN , Attorney.
men who agitate for strange kinds
Portland, Oregon, within six months 712 Swetland Bldg., Portland
bell et ux lot 8 blk 17 Hillsboro.
FOR SALE Model A truck parts,
of government.
Agriculture ought
from the date of this notice.
worm drives, front ends and cabs.
not, therefore, to develop hostility
Lloyd Rowlett to Roy E Lewis et
Dated and first published January
H B Ferguson, Beaverton 2248.
: 1. 1943
ux .part sec 18 T IN R4WVVM
toward labor and toward labor or­
Uncle
illif Mullins says—
j Date of last publication January
ganizations as such. A wiser course
W O O D -G reen 4 ft slab wood an I i Han
L Robinson et al to C G 29, 1943
z
,
would be to try to use agriculture’s
edgings, $7 per crd., delivered in J Heisel et ux ,lot 6 blk 8 Berthold add
E LIZ A B E TH B RO N KEY,
influence for correction of those
erd loads, only. C. J. Stasei, bv I to Beaverton.
Beaverton, Oregon
abuses which do no good either to
373, Carlton, Oregon.
Aministratrix of the Estate of
--------------- — -— -----------------------| 1 iancis James Chalmers et ux to I
In a recent advertisement signed laborers, farm ers or the nation.”
A.
A.
Bronkey,
Deceased
FOR S A L E —Wood Heater, new | Wilbert E Salzwedel, part sec 15 T I N 1
by a well-known business concern,
A. C. ALLEN ,
linoleum rug 9 ft, 6 in wide, 10 ft
America’s Real Stimulant
Attorney for Aministratrix this statement appeared: “ My boss
Theodore H Blair Sr. to L L T w <-1
6 in long, C. J. Redfield R3, Bx 90
“ In the United States, every
712 Swetland Building has 14 Grand tied up in m e.”
nam, et ux part sec 1 T IN R3WWM.
Beaverton.
What that slangy use of words man's value is determined by his
Portland, Oregon
Russell W Thornburg et ux to Kay
FOR SALE -CMC Truck, 2 ton.
meant was that the average em ­ activity, and every man is given the
very good tires, $395 6th & Main. W Meyer et al -h acre as described
ployee in industry represents a capi­ opportunity to develop his abilities.
in Deed Book 170 page 125.
Beaverton.
GUARDIAN'S NOTICE OF
tal investment— in property, plant, An Am erican’s real stimulant and
SALE OF PROPERTY
machinery and equipment—of $14,- pride consist in being a self-made
FOR S A L E —4 ft Dry Slab <3 cord ! U 8 Nat Bnk to J E Cook •it ux lot
One of my biggest investments is
In the County Court of the State of 000. In other words, labor has jobs man, in fighting, and in winning tlia
lots) W rite J. O. Johnson, Bx 584, I 13 blk 14 Multnomah Country club
War Bonds. I figger on putting at
Oregon foi* Yamhill County.
only
when
some
business
man,
or
fight.”
—Javier
Pradu.
Carlton, Oregon.
*dd plat No. 4.
least 10°o ot all my earnings into War
In the Matter of the Estate and i group of investors, puts up the
Bonds from New Year's on!
; - -.r •— y —
—
Frank W Lambert et ux to flyne Guardianship of Kate E. Roe, a men- j money necessary for the creation of
FOR SA LE —Chopped gray oats
tally
and
physically
Incompetent
pet
jobs
Advertising is salesmanship.
with n little vetch in it.
Henry T Benner lot 8 blk 15 Multnomah ann
I »
son.
Partel, 1 block east of McDonald’s Country Club add plat No. 4
It was well said recently,
. by a
By virtue of an order and decree |
store, box 322, Tigard.
B B Goff, et ux to Joseph Ralph of the County Court of Yamhill student of economics, that men in
FOR SALE—Rabbit hutch $20. 4- Applebee et ux part lot 4 blk 23 For­ County, Oregon, made and entered governmental authority too often
rooms furniture, wicker set $15, 2- est Grove.
Save 20 to 25% on your F I R E I N S U R A N C E C O S TS
of record December 31, 1942, author­ forget that while the rights of work­
ers are being considered, the owner
wheel trailer $25. One 4-room
Oregon Mutual roili-lea are NON-ASSESHABI.E.
You N E V E R pay
Jesse Dan Gallup to Weeta C Peck izing and directing the undersigned of the tools used by workers must
house for rent, furniture optional.
guardian of the Estate of Kate E
more than Uie premium on the fare of the |«>floy. Oregon Mutual
37.38 acres in T IN R2WWM
Wanda Jorgensen, R l, Bx 243, Ti­
Roe, a mentally and physically in also have some consideration.
trialntaina more than three time« the aurplua required by Oregon
gard, After 6 p. m.
After this war is over, the plants
Surburban Dev Co Inc to Hiram competent person, to sell at private
Insurance lawa.
~
~ 1 B Stowe et ux tract 3 Old Meadow sale the leal estate belonging to said now devoted to military needs must
FOR SALE-B urbank Potatoes 2 s {farms.
estate.
be re-converted to peace-time activ­
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
$2.50 per cwt , l ’s $3 per cwt. Les­
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
G IV E N ity; must be re-tooled for the kind
o k M c M i n n v i l l e
ter M. Davies, R l Bx 330 A Beav­
Sophia Noidlund Admrx to Ja. i -s
.. , ,
. .
„ that from and. after the 6th day ot of production they were engaged in
Organized 1894— .40 year» of Reliable Service ( ’ha«. L Walker, Agent
erton. Or.
” t a,Z o o w w x T
* L C February, 1943, I shall proceed to when it became necessary to tool
N ew Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Phone 1732
’
‘
*
,,
sell at private sale to the highest up for war. Labor will expect peace­
FOR SALE Ford A ’30 Sedan,
*
bidder foi cash in hand, an undivid- , time jobs then, but somebody must
"E very Form of Protection”
Hillsboro, Oregon
good tires, new parts, cash $75.
Be counteu among Earnest ‘'scrap" ed one-third interest in and to the provide the money for re-converting
Wanda Jorgensen, R l .Bx 243 A, seekers.
following described tract of leal es­
and rc-tooling. That money cannot
Tigard. Or.
tate situate in the County of Wash
V
be forthcoming unless enough profits
ington. State of Oregon, to-wit:
or capital can be stored up to meet
Beginning at a point 62'» <sixty- such requirements.
two and one-half) feet West of
the southwest coinei of the inter­
li/liât
ß
u
y
li/¿Hi
Hoost your home community news­
(Shingle Tow )
section of Second Street South paper.
It boosts for you.
Only
and
Third
Avenue
East,
t+ience
For Insulation— Poultry
Litter—
$1 per year .leas than 2 cents a week
West
126
75
feet;
thence
south
Livestock, Dog A Cat Bedding—
201.75 feet;
thence East 12675
—Nursery Packing
feet; thence North to the point of
I \--r ST. JOHNS SHINGLE CO.
beginning.
1054)1 N. Portland Road
Save now to buy later, after the
Portland, Oregon
I’M. 0676
SUBJECT
To the dower interest
War. That's good common sense
because if you spend now, you help of Julia A Roe. mother of Kate E
Peter Kosturos, Prop.
A PPLE S for Sale 50c, 75c per
to drive prices up for everything Roe. incompetent
box. Please bring container Fred
Dated this 8th day of January,
you buy. Durable goods are scarce
Q U IE T , M O D E R N &
I.euthi, Walnut ave.. Tigard.
so invest in War Bonds today and 1943.
H O M E L IK E
THOMAS R ROE.
do that house remodeling when Vic­
G U ARD IAN OF TH E PERSON AND
W ANTED
tory is won.
Phone ATwater 7261
ESTATE OF
For quality, fair price ami
service
TOP THAT 10%
Legal Notices
M
TOOL USERS AND
TOOL OWNERS
SHIPYARD PAINTERS
Baled Cedar Shavings
W A R III!M IS
New Lennox Hotel
Experienced for Steady Work
Rain or Shine
Kate E Roe, Incompetent
D n BUMP
Attorney for Guardian
Forest Grove, Oregon
Date first publication January 8,
19*3.
Date of last publication IVhruary
5, 1913
NOTICE
Laborers wanted at once.
Immediate job placement!
Applv week davs only.
HOD CARRIERS
AND
BUILDING LABORERS
Union Local No. 2%
N O T IC E
ROOM 215
LABOR
TEMPLE
SW 4th A T JEFFERSON
you can
^ H ELP
/
If you have not done so. Join a
Payroll
Savings
I’l.tn at your
office or factory If you are not in­
vesting at least ten percent in War
Ronds, increase your regular deduc­
tions on yo ^ Payroll Savings Plan.
Let's “ Top that ten percent.”
C i 1 iM uq !srf«rl«w4#
or
F IN *1.
\CCOCN T
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Wash
ington.
In the matter of the Estate of W il­
helm Carl Matzke. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned as Executor of the estate
of Wilhelm Carl Matzke, . deceased,
has filed his final account in the
County Court of the State of Oregon
i for Washington County, and that
Saturday the 30th day of January,
1943 at th« hour of 10 o clock in tbe
S. \V. Third Ave., eor. Main
Portland, Oregon
De Laval
SEPARATORS — MILKERS
COMPLETE EQUIPM ENT UNI)
SUPPLIES FOR THE DAIRY
INDUSTRY
A LSO
Inexperienced M ay be Trained
Union Wages
APPLY
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HS»*«tsrtvfn 4 ISsMtelort
1W RVTM INO
135 NW Park
AT. M6I
PAINTERS' UNION
Room 207 Labor Temle
Portland