The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, April 16, 1943, Page Page 3, Image 3

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Friday. April 16. 1943
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R I S E , Rea verton, Oregon
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In these columns but In case
where this paper is at fault will
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ment in which the typographical
mistake occurs.
DOGS BOARDED—3mall. 35c a
day; large 50c.
Houle's Collie
K n ls , Li Boone's Fy. Rd. nr Tu­
alatin.
Call Tigard 3115.
WANTED
R ID E R S
W A N TE D To
Albina
shipyard, leaving Beaverton 7 a.
ni Beaverton 2554.
Real
Aid to Enemy
“ Any American who wilfully
neglects to pay hts taxes on
time or to invest every cent he
can in War Bonds is surely giv­
ing aid and comfort to the
enemy . . . We have a job to
do and we are all called for
service to our country.
Our
dollars are called to service
too. Let us all ask ourselves,
‘Shall we be more tender with
our dollars than with the lives
of our sons?’ ” — Secretary
Morgenthau.
Page 3
Looks at Stars and
Not at Hollywood
E state
T ran sfers
Robert L Johnston et
ux to
Jack
Sidney S Stearns et ux to Nelson Vale et ux‘ loU 1 and 2 BIk 3« Beav-
I Cooper part of sets 25 T2S R2W.
I erton.
Harry l. Robinson et ux to K endall, . John Schneider et ux to Gottlieb F
it Wood et u\ .
lot 24 Beaux Arbi es ! Schnelder‘ 93 ac,ea aec 2 T IN R2W.
I Ext.
•
Ray A Dean et ux to Arthur F Dur-
Peter M Olson
et ux to Sam R btn pt ux 10 acres Sec 9 TIS R2W.
Smith 4 91 acres sec 21 T IS R 1 W
Oscar Agaton et al to D Reid Cott-
Martin E Gerties et ux to W C Me - 1 le l* et ux *ots ® and 2 Greenberg
J Collum et al ,2.57 acres T IS R4W.
Hk'hts.
U S Nat'l Bk of Portland. Ore., to
J Vernon Ayres et ux to Lee M
Sparks et ux part Elkanah Walker E E Southard et ux Part Sec 5 T2S
R1W.
DLC 60 T IN R3W.
Arthur W Everett to Roscoe S Ev­ S J Thompson et al to Victor L Leh­
erett et ux, tract 10 Tualatin Acres man et ux. E Walker Cl 60 T IN R3W.
Albert C Finley et ux to Portland
Standaul Inv Co Meyer B Blond,
part lot s 16 and 17 Wheeler's Sub div Fed S a w & Ln assn, tract 39 Comte
A Kohlman
T IS R2W
Herbert Ruben Ekstrom et ux to
L C Markwart et ux to M J Holt et
John Vantzeidfden et ux Lot 11 Blk 1
al 40 acres Sec 22 TIS R2W.
Katherine C McMillan et al, to I * o OBrien Acre8
E E Wilson to Théo J Wetzel et ux
D Freed et ux part Sec 14 T1S R1W.
A H Vincent and VV M Evans et part sec 30 T'JS R1VV.
ux to Herbert Elwert 40 acres Sec 31
Ellen Harr et al to P A Hjelte et ux
T2S R1W.
W 1-2 of NE 1-4 of NE 1-4 of Sec 18
L E Wade et ux to Reingold E T2S R1W
Sehorzman et ux 40 94 acres Sec 14
Johanna Englond et ux to Jens Ler-
T2S R2W.
back et ux, 40 acres Sec 33 T IN
David E I .inv i ie et ux to Erroll A R4\V.
Murhard et ux lot 14 Sylvan Hills
Leo L Reiling et ux to Arthur H
Leonard E Hall to Lew D Nichols Klebaum et ux, part lot 295 Johnson
et ux part Wm Pointer D IC Sec 12 Est Add Reaverton-Reedvllle.
T1S R1YV.
Harry L Price et ux to Everett
K C Eklridge Jr et ux to Robert M Nelson Finney et ux lot 19 Be i t hold
Evenden et ux Ix>t 26 Westdale
Add Beaverton.
Hello Folks:
Dawggone, everything in our ole
flyblowed earth is so topsy turvy,
¡why, thunder-in lightnin’ last mg.it I
I just got; out in my backyard and
• looked up into the heavens until I
BEST P R IC E for Rabbit fryers. D.
got my frazzled nerves healed! Way
P MacDonald. R2. Bx 218. Beaver BaJ,son $ ta !e s
up there wuz the John The Baptist
ton.
Phone 2260.
of
the skies (the Big Dipper) just
His Principles
R ID E R S To
business
district,
Baltimore, Md.. April
16 Stock like I saw it when I wuz a boy way
Cl i de
md 1 i»t
Portland, 8 —5. by Reedvllle East. values have risen approximately 40'» i. . on . the
.
, .
,
R. C. Baysinger, R2. Bx 892, Beav­
.. past . ten
.
■■
learned
Brick, Tile, Masonary
in the
months.
I . w
believe'
...
. about the . Big
* Dipper
1
> . one .
erton.
night
when
our
bunch
got
lost and
I that even further profits, particularly
one ole timer got hiz lamp's focussed
I in peace stocks and certain other
FOR R E N T
' situations, will be available before up in the sky* and frka.'ly located
* the year ends
Investors must ap- the North Star hy that Dig Dinper'
N T Housekeeping
SEE YOUR D EALER
, FOR R
. E __,
,
loom j p,eciate that the prices of stocks lo­ i It's just the same as that night over
in Enterprise Bldg , suited for i \
.
'
day and some time past are subject 50 years ago and gentle ]> >,.ple I wuz
Columbia Brick Works
married couple.
Ref, req.
No
I a gettin' my poetry nerves to workin'
both to world and to domestic condi-
' as I looked into the starry night
drinkers. Apply Enterprise, Short
1320 SE Water— Portland
|
tions.
The
outlook
for
specific
in­
at Highway, Beaverton.
| where you don’t se any Jitter Bugs
Kilns at Gresham-Sylvan-Salem
dustries also depends upon the earn­
and Wars, but a na.vbor yelled at me,
ings management, dividend, record
I "Better git inside at this time of *he
PAINTS
and other basic factors
In view of
FOR S A L E
night or somebody may take a shot
-|the extent of the recent trading in
at you these dangerous lim es!"
My
low-priced
issues.
I
feel
it
advisable
Imlay’s Fresh
poetry all went up into that Dipper to
FOR
SALE — Davenport
Bed,
Save 20 to 25< i on your FIRE I N S U R A N C E COSTS
to
emphasize
a
few
principles
that
springs. 2 steam radiators, oak din­
| drop hell fire on them that need it!
Mixed Feeds
may
lead
to
success
in
investing.
Oregon
Mutual Policies are NON-ASSESS AHI.F..
You N E V E R pay
ing room table, doors. Beaverton
B A R B W IR E D ILI
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS I undamental C onsideration*
more than the premium on the face of the policy. Oregon Mutual
Cleaners, Beaverton.
---------------
V----------------
A man's ,or that matter a woman s
For quality, fair price and
maintains more than three times the surplus required hy Oregon
first duty, aside fiom raising a fam - 1 Boost your home community news-
Insurance law *.
service
FOR SALE—Unclaimed goods - 4
ily, is to become economically inde paper.
It boosts for you.
Onlj
J. B. Imlay & Sons
dining chairs, 2 arm chairs, 1 over
pendent.
Regardless of New Deal $1 per year .less than 2 cents a week
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
R E K D V IL L E
ALOHA. ORE. legislation, taxes, inflation or a n
stuffed chair.
C. W. Keplar, on
y ____________y ___________ „
o f M c M i n n v i l l e
Broadway, Beaverton.
othei bugs in the ointment this can
D IIT in u n a At/ D P M Ilin F D
Organized 1894 40 years of Reliable Service Chaa. L. Walker, Agent
still lie done
This means .hat lead-
IIA IIU Iv BUU1\ H LlTllN U Lit
HELP W ANTED
FOR SALE- Odds and ends new
ers should first allot a portion of 1
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Phone 1732
windows, door, elect, fixtures, etc.,
their income to war bonds; second. I Clip this Rationing Calendar and
attach
to
ration
book
for
conven­
TR
U
C
K
D
R
IV
E
R
E
X
P
E
R
IE
N
­
______
Every
Form
of
Protection"
Hillsboro,
Oregon
Cheap. 370 Lombard St., Beaverton
arrange for adequate life insurance;
CED W ITH LUMBER AND BLDG. third, build up a substantial savings ience.
M A TE R IA LS P R E F E R R E D THO account.
I assume, of course, the SUGAR
FOR SALE -4 ft Dry Slab (3 cord
111 l" = IM - lll- m - lll=,,l=,M=H,:H,,- ' l ,= l|l= lll= |ll=lll2 lll£IH = lll5lll=HI=HI=MI5MI3l||5MI5IM5MIB
NO
T
REQ
UIRED
S
E
E
MR.
piospective stock purchaser is also 1 Coupon No. 12 good for 5 lbs. must
lots). Write J. O. Johnson, Bx 584,
last through May 31.
PECK
r, W J. McCREADY LUM- j ou t'of debt
Carlton, Oregon.
BER CO. B EAVER TO N
1 xhe lnvegtoi is now ready to select COFFEE
Stamp No. 26 tl lb expires April 25.
What are
his individual securities.
FOR S A L E - 1935 Chevrolet Coach ;
I FU E L O IL
iil
the factors that should determine his
tires good condi.
R. H. Jenkins <
NOTICE
Period 4 coupons expire April 6 in
choice?
M
AN
AG
E
M
E
NT
might
place, Hazeldale.
Laborers wanted at once, ¡well head the list. Without honest ■ zones C & D, April 12. in zone B,
m
Immediate J jol) placement
! 1 and capable management no company
J n ow ^ aU d ^ n ^all zones''
FOP. SALE Strawberry
plants
1
can do well indefinitely even though! SHOES
--- - —
Red Harts and Oregon Improved
Apply week davs only
| ,*q Autu A.usnpuj aqj .104 >joo|}no <»q)
No. 17 . stamp
in war ration
book
or Marshall.
Also folding wail
, excellent.
Be sure, too, that the
.
....
'HOD CARRIERS
bed cheap.
Bill J. Schutzler R4.
'
directors
and
officers
own
an
ade-
*or
one
Palr
unt“
Jun*
15
AND
Oregon’s Own Author
I
Box 294, Sherwood.
quate share of their company and.
BUILDING LABORERS
| hence .share »investment responsi-
,, )<K>,< ‘ “ “ P 0118 *
• s° od fo1 t° ui
Witty with their stockholders.
LA- * «»o n " each from March 22 to May
TR AC TO R W O R K
Union Local No. 296
BOR is such a factor in all manage- \\ outs,de the eR8,ern gasoline short-
Let Us fix your grounds for Vic­
ROOM 215
tory garden. Harold Aten, Scholls
ment problems today that companies
LABOR TEMPLE
8233, Beaverton route 1, Box 401.
i having low wage costs in proportion
. "
..
r r
March 31 -Cars with A books must
SW 4th A T JEFFERSON
I to their total operating expenses u
.
. . . .
,
, , .
. ,
_ • ,
, have tires inspected before this date
1 i should
be sought.
Examples are
. .
...
F E R T IL IZ E R For Sale.—H. K
.
. ,
, . ,
. . .
Same basic rules as for passenger
chemicals and hydroelectric utilities.
Martin, Bend rd„ Tigard.
cars apply to motorcycle D books.
E q u itie s a n d D iv id e n d s
Author Frederick Haberman
Tir«»»
W
A
N
T
E
D
Personally, I like a stock that con­
FOR S A L E —1 yr. Parminter pul­
Recapping
with
reclaimed
rubber
stitutes a 100', EQUITY.
This
lets, laying, 1 wood range. 8 pi. 6 x 8
camelback for tires smaller than
MEN A N D W O M EN
: means buying into a company that
timbers 30 ' long.
Mrs. M. J. Ait-
7.50-20 permitted without ration cer­
|
has
no
outstanding
bonds,
notes
or
kins, Treece, first house on old
tificate.
for
preferred
stocks.
Some
of
the
gro-
Johnson place, Tigard.
! eery and other chains are illustra- AUTOMOBILES
New 1941 models may be purchased
SHIP SCALERS
j tions of this group.
Many compan-
FOR SALE Mallard duck eggs, j
| ies, during the past year, have re- by merely filing statement of need
phone Beaverton 2259, R1 box 203 i FOR LOCAL SH IPYARD S, EX­ [ duced their bonded indebtedness or with dealer, 1942 models listing at
P E R IE N C E UNNECESSARY, 95c
Beaverton.
' bought in their
preferred
stock. more than $1500 , and convertibles iw
aiuth.
AND U P PE R HOUR ON DAY I Such companies wisely are getting
be so*d on ration certificates to ^
SHIFT, lOG MORE ON SW ING | set to weather future storms.
T H E A N G L O - S A X O N C H R I S T I A N ASSN.
FOR SALE New 1, horse Myers
anyone needing car and not having iy
SHIFT,
15*Ji
MORE
ON
G
R
A
V
E
­
Deep Well Pump, with 60 ft pipe
A consideration of D IVIDENDS is sel' ¡ceaPlle car If engaged in gain- III
=
Y A R D SHIFT.
complete. No priority needed. Ras­
’ also of importance in judging the
employment or war or welfare =
212 Davis Building
Women must be age 16 and not
mussen’s Garage, Beaverton, form­
Companies whose work; other 1£* 2 models ™ay be sold ill
_
I worth of a stock,
Portland, Oregon
oyer 45, and birth certificate re­
exceed
one-half jon ration certificates fo persons elig- =
erly Johnston's Garage.
dividends do not
quired up to 24 years.
I their net earnings should be safe Ible for C gas r a t i o n s . _______= l . . = . „ = i „ = , i , = , „ = , „ = „ , = , „ = , „ = , s ,
long,
unbroken divi­
Apply basement of Labor Temple I Those with
MISCELLANEOUS
dend records which have survived
Local No. 1404
1 more than one war or depression
Portland, Oregon
R. D. BODLE CO M PAN Y will re­
! may generally be counted upon to |
ceive Blackcaps in 1943, Highest I
| continue
their good performance.
market price, Sherwood, Oregon.
Address 334 SE Yamhill. Tel. EAst W IL L YOU DO YO UR P A R T IN The best examples in this group are
the fire insurance stocks.
Several
9467, Portland.
TH E W A R E F F O R T "
have been paying dividends for 100
W e W IL L DO OURS.
years.
D e a d 8tock picked up free o f ,
Depressed and Long Growth Stocks
charge anywhere.
Call
W E NEED
Regardless of the position of the
collect.
UN, 1221. night call , x-. ¡/'vi - p n , • t - ,p-p . - , ■ « » - r \
market, some stocks can usu­
D E N LE Y
R E N D E R IN G
co„ jCHOKEK SEI 1 EKS AN D stock
ally be found which are unduly DE­
P o r tla n d
i
RIGGING MEN
PRESSED
Any stock selling at its
HIDES k WDOI., CASCARA—A
I f unexperienced and are willing to historic low usually has one way to
In
specialty.
LEE BROS., 25 SW work we will train you and pay going go from there and that is up.
other words, buy basically good j
Claiy, Portland.
Atwater 5334.
wages.
Call or write
stocks when someone else chucks
them on the dump heap.
Tire and
M^TORToCpL„caV
a
E
rr
^
i
YE
Willamette
Valiev
Linbr.
Co.
rubber
stocks
were
a
good
example
MOTOR CO. Phone Tigard 3381.
Black Rock or., or A t 9201, Portland
of such a condition when they slump­
ed so badly after Pearl Harbor; but
PLOW ING!
they have since recovered.
Perhaps
7934 SW Cap. Hill Rd.
real estate securities are now the
I
Near Barbur Blvd.
best illustration of this depressed
Call SU. 2284 Even, CH. 2‘»49.
group
¡ LONG GROW TH companies repre­
sent another type of stocks which are
always attractive. In the early twen­
ties the automoble stocks qualified.
The chemical industry has long been
Close to downtown
recognized in this group.
But today
it
is
generally
stamped
that
most
H E R E ’S W H A T Y O U G E T
Close to transportation
stocks in this class are not cheap.
The air transport companies may be
Woman’s Home Companion
1 yr.
a good example,.
Those companies
closely allied with the new industry
Better Homes and Gardens
1 yr.
sw FOURTH AT MONTGOM ERY
of electronics,- -such as General Elec­
ST E A D Y W ORK
ATwater 2181
tric and Radio Corporation of Am­
True Story
1 yr.
erica -may yet be worthy of consid­
eration in this group.
Air-condition­
Farm Journal & Farmer’s Wife 1 yr.
ing companies may have a future.
American Poultry Journal
1 yr.
Today's Best Bet*
The fly in our economic ointment
C.
today is inflation.
All that inflation
Beaverton Enterprise
1 yr.
Time and One-Halt*
WEST F.ND
means is an over-supply of dolíais in
for Overtime
SELLVVOOn BRIDGE
relation to the supply of available
goods.
The value of the dollar Is
going down and hence it loses a lot
CREMATORIUM
of its purchasing power.
This loss
can be made up only through profits
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Sign the coupon NOW and
Cathedral Chapel at No Extra cost
examples
l understand that the
SAVE $300.
Riverview is a co-operative asso­
j two companies which have the« most
ciation with assets of over $800,00«)
I oil UNDERGROUND in the United
States are Humble and Ohio Oil
Finally, do not forget that some
Now and in 1917-18
U SE T H I S C O U P O N A N D S A V E
$3.00
day the War will be over.
Even
Hums
LsU Wir
long before then PEACE stock« aril)
ir
Thit Wir
have enjoyed a substantia! rise ' A l­
M
UUS
BFA\ KRTO N E N T E R P R IS E
SE PARATO R S — M il.HERS
Date
ii eady they are outstripping in their
Beaverton, Oregon
mi
COM PLETE EQ U IPM EN T \ND
I advance the war stocks and even
SU PPLIE S FOR THE D A IR Y
Yes. indeed. I want to accept your magazine offer before It is withdrawn
■ the ''averages.”
Examples of good
Enclosed U i $300
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in F U LL P A Y M E N T for a full one years sul>*eription, new or renewal. to
peace stock» are almost too numer­
your nsw»-
paper and the following F IV E magazine i
-
ous to give
Just pick up any indus-
I try or company that is NOW suffer­
B L T T F K HOMES AND «.AR D EN S
I
1 year
ing because of the War.
Perhaps
WOMYN' S HOMI- LOMBA N ION
v ur
t t It M t o i RN %l. A F ARMER S W IF E 1 yr
the soft drink, mail order, household
BEAVERTON ENTERPR ISE
year
AMI KH AN POULTRY JOI KNAJ.
I year
equipment, department store, metal
container,
gold
mining,
building
ma­
tVfSYTMINO^J:
terials and air transport stocks be­
''- «■ D A I R Y M A N *
long to this group
But there ate
My Name Is
Addres
others Above everything else, whst-
f aeri ano C a . - 1 ait L ame (n r
ever your investment policy insist ;
upon diversification
I f you have
Town
State
i only one thouaand dollars to invest,
AT *461
1117
ISA NW Park
in
divide it among ten stocks
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