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    Friday. April 23, 1043
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R I S E , Beaverton, Ore « o n
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Selective Service Board
Instructed on Drafting
Steno. Men with Dependents
\\V\X Œ 1 ) ; - A - l
Page 3
C O A A F - A lD N iT .I
or bookkeeper. A 1 water; instructions to selective
local boaids prohibiting the
4341, Portland. Ore.
American People‘ Face Acid Test in
Treasury’s 2nd W ar Loan To Raise
13 Billion Dollars in Three Weeks
Service
drafting
of men with children who ane recog- (
TR U C K
D R IV E R E X P E R IE N ­ nized as dependents under the Selec­
CED W IT H LUM BER AND BLDG. tive Service Act and Regulations
M A T E R IA L S P R E F E R R E D THO until such action is authorized by Na­
By Fred P. II. Clyde
NOT R E Q U IR E D
s K E MR tional Selective Service Headquarters
This publication assumes no res­
PE C K % w J M cCREADY LUM- are still in effect, the War Manpow-
The N atio n D are N ot F a il in T his G r e a te s t F in a n c ­
ponsibility for views expressed in
j er Commission recently emphasized
BER CO. B EAVER TO N
this column.
Sentiments are cred­
'The only men with children who
in g T a sk in H isto ry — u T h ey G ive T heir
ited to tile columnist. Clyde, and do
are being selected for induction at
not necessarily coineide with our
I the present' time." Paul V. McNutt,
L iv e s— Y ou L e n d Y our M oney.**
NOTICE
editorial |»oilcy.
said, "are those in whose
Laborers wanted at once. Í chairman,
the dependency was acquired
Washington, D. C.—Coming as it docs upon the heels of in­
Immediate job placement ! after December 8. 1941. or at a time Well here we sit in middle of our come tax payments, the people of America will face an acid test
! when selection was imminent. Those vacation with the rain pouring down
this month when the Treasury’s Second War Loan drive opens
Apply week days only.
registrants having wives and child- in eveiy direction.
When you con-
HOD CARRIERS
ren, or children only with whom they > ggler that this vacation was originally April 12 with an objective of thirteen billion dollars to be raised
AND
maintain bona fide home, and who dedicated to that number one Ration through sale of Government securities.
were
married before
December 8, Boaid Sport Gardening:
then you
A substantial part of this huge financing, the most stupendous
BUILDING LABORERS
1941, and at a time when selection can snare my disgust
First cquple ever undertaken by any government in the world’s history, must
Brick, Tile, Masonary
was not imminent, may not be in- 0f Jays weren’t so bad, managed to
dqcted through Selective Service until Ket most of my wol k donP atul ! was bo loaned by people in ordinary walks of life.
room ns
High Government officials have^“
there is direct authorization by Na- on the finishing touches w lien the
LABOR TEMPLE
pointed out that the nation must not above what can be bought this year
tional
Headquarters
;
Orégon
Mist
came
to
stay.
Garden
SW 4th A T JEFFERSO N
Men with dependents who are In Tractor started to make mud bails so fail in this duty to our men on the because of restrictions and ration­
SEE YOUR D E A LE R
nondeferahle occupations will be giv- : had to tie up until old Sol shows buttle fronts who are now carrying ing . . . approximately 40 billions
en SO days to transfer to essential ; again.
However, I spent my time to I the offensive to the enemy at every of dollars which should go into Gov­
Columbia Brick Works
occupations
or to have register«! KOod advantage by really giving the stage. It is obvious to every thinking ernment Bonds.
W
A
N
T
E
D
1320 SE Water—Portland
with the United States Employment shop a going over.
The little w ife! man and woman that as the United
It should be the objective of every
Kilns at Greshain-Sylviui-Saleiii
Service for such transfer, before be- j jlas clean «! up the last several times
Nations take tins offensive against American to invest these loose dol­
MEN AND W OM EN
ing placed in l lass 1-A under the
very nice, indeed..
Floors are the dictators, the cost of w ar opera­ lars, idle dollars, in Government se­
nondefei table order as issued Febru- ; spotless and the machinery gleams
for
FOR S ALE
curities, not only from a patriotic
tions increases in proportion.
arY 3.
¡hut when mammy gets through li
standpoint, but from the standpoint
The
American
people
must
no
In reclassifying men with depend can't find anything.
The drill bits
FOR SALE -4 ft Dry Slab (3 cord
SHIP SCALERS
of their own financial security.
»mts into I-A the Boards follow this are mixed up with the nails and the longer think of w ar costs in terms of There is available during the Second
lots». Write J. O. Johncon, Bx 584, :
equipping
a
soldier,
building
a
tank
FO
R
LO
CAL
SH
IPYARD
S.
E
X
­
procedure
j nail sets are w ith the soldering I
Carlton, Oregon.
W ar Loan a type of Security to fit
P E R IE N C E UNNECESSARY. 95c
First, the supply of single men . tools
I was beefing to this effect or plane or a ship. W e must now
every
pocketbook.
without dependents and who aie not vvhen the wife called attention to the think in terms of the cost of bat­
A N D U P P E R HOUR ON DAT
FOR SALE—Strawberry
plants
deferred as necessary men in their weather and caustically suggested , tles, invasions and new offensives.
SH IFT. 10', MORE ON SW ING
Are Wild Dollars
Red Harts and Oregon Improved
occupations is exhausted in a loci) that I put my "junk" icomplimentary ' Attacking armies cost more money
SHIFT. 15'! MORE ON G R A V E ­
Every
dollar
of these forty billions
or Marshall.
Also folding wall
board area.
Then the local hoard |—she is* away in my own inimitable than equipping that army and we
Y A R D SH IFT
of dollars available, which is not in­
reviews,
in
the
order
o
f
the
above-
bed cheap. Bill J. Schutzlei R4,
Women must be age 16 and not
| manner.
Put all the wrenches, aug- | must meet that increased cost by
named categories, the clas.'ifieations ei s. chisles, etc., on the nail jigs on; buying more W ar Bonds and Second vested in Government securities
Box 294, Sherwood.
over 45, and birth certificate re­
during this W ar Loan Drive is a
' of registrants who were deferred in | the wall in plain sight.
quired up to 24 years.
Took seed ! War Loan Securities.
Bonds not bunds for America.
"w ild " dollar which, together with
| Class 3-A or 3-B to determine which i flats and divided them with thin
Apply basement of I.abor Temple
its mates, will tend to increase infla­
should be reclassified 1-A and which I wood into little compartments for \
They Give Their Lives.
Local No 1404
TR A C TO R W O R K
should he further deferred for occu­ ' bolts, nails, wood screws
It is not only necessary that the tion. Uncontrolled inflation might
Now. it
Portland. Oregon
Let Us fix your grounds for Vic- (
pational reasons or beaouse induc- ! not only looks good but I can find it American people left here at home raise the cost of living to a point
tory garden. Haiold Aten, Scholls i
I tion would rause undue hardship for when I want it
assume this additional participation where the dollar is worthless. It can
8233. Beaverton route 1. Box 401. >
dependent«.
Was already to catch up on my i in the war effort— it is an honor to happen. It happened in Germany
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W IL L YOU DO YO U R P A R T IN
! reading when Mamma suggested in do s i . . . f o r we here at home can after the last w ar when the price of
FOR SALE New >, horse Myei s
T H E W A R E FF O R T?
j her silky
suggestive manner that i do no less than attempt to approach a loaf of bread cost more than an
Americans
Termed
Deep Well Pump, with 60 ft pipe
We W IL L DO OURS.
i there was manure to be hauled, a j the sacrifices of our brave men out annual wage.
complete. No priority needed. Ras­
Greatest Food Wasters
I greenhouse to be built and also upper I on the fighting fronts to whom the
Invested in Government securi­
mussen's Garage, Beaverton, form­
■cupboards to go in kitchen
Also!
W
E
NEED
In Entire World
last great measure of sacrifice is ties, your dollar will work for you. It
erly Johnston's Garage.
outer eaves drains were plugged '
but a daily offering. They give their will hold down inflation because it is
CHOKER SETTERS AN D Americans have the reputation of j ! the
in and if that wasn't enough I could i lives . . . we are asked only to harnessed in w a r work; it will help
being
the
greatest
wasters
of
food
¿M ISC E LLA N E O U S
I
patch
up
the
road.
Following
the
|
RIGHINE, MEN
buy “food, transportation, munitions
the world
Some government statis­
lend our money.
ticians have figured out that 28 per | path, made by her stern prototype
for
our boys on the front lines and
I
f
unexperienced
and
are
willing
to
R. D. BODLE C O M PAN Y will re­
i Susan Lee tossed in her dime's worth 1 At)d that is the theme of the Sec­
ceive Blaqkcaps in 1943, Highest work we will train you and pay going! cent of all food purchased finally and suggested that I finish her play- j ond W ar Loan, “ They Give Their it will be earning interest that, to­
finds its way to the garbage can. i
gether with your original loan, will
Call or write
market price, Sherwood, Oregon. wages.
With »* the
entire xuumi
country
being ui
organ- ! house before she is too big to get in- j Lives— You Lend Your Money.”
iwo viiiuc
j uciug
come back to you later to help you
Address 334 SE Yamhill. Tel. EAst
ized to
vw produce
^ every pound erf food
Financial experts who know mone­ buy the things you cannot buy today
*
• ......
1 its my candid opinion that simple
9467, Portland.
|
(Willamette Valiev Lmbr. Co. j possible
for war purposes,
it is
Black Rock, Or., or A T 9201, Portland i I equally important ‘ that no unneces­ ! plain living Is getting to be really i tary conditions in the nation point . . . to insure your peace of the
Bonds not bunds for America.
(complicated.
Finished up my O.D.’i | out that at the present time there is future.
s a r y pound be wasted.
Remember those boys out there
I
form
for
the
pick-up
and sent it in | in liquid funds, «.ash and commer­
The first place to eliminate waste
cial bank deposits over and above . . . in Tunisia . . . in the South
D e n t i stock picked up free of
j
Mammy
is
buzzing
around
about
.
I is by careful buying, according to Dr.
MOTOR FREIGHT
charge anywhere.
Call
taxes und present investment in
Vivian Roberts, assistant professor | points, shoes, sugar, coffee, meat, and | Government Bonds, and over and Pacific . . . They give their lives—
collect.
UN. 1221; night call
is
i
shortening.
Mac
and
Gordon,
my
You lend your money.
¡of foods and nutrition at Oregon
D E N LE Y
R E N D E R IN G
CO.,
local Bolt and Nail Tycoons, go into j
State
college.
What
looks
like
a
bar­
War Essential
Portland.
gain in fruits or vegetables may be a | a heavy cry eveiy time 1 order some-
j thing from their carefully husbanded Grange Convention Site
! real bargain or the low price may be
CONSOLIDATED
HID ES Hi WOOL, CASCARA—A
I stocks.
Why I remember when eith­
I
caused
by
blemishes
or
outright
do
specialty.
LE E BROS., 25 SW
e r of these two genial, * smooth-talk- Changed To Eugene
B Y C. V. W.
FREIGHTWAYS
cay
that
will
make
the
Actual
usable
Clao, Portland.
Atwater 5334.
Eugene, not La Grande, as origin­
I food higher priced than first-grade ! ing Scots would go into Sales Hula
Needs
A
person
can be what he wants to
I for three pgns and a keg of nails ally planned, will be host city to the
stuff.
Turn war stamps into Bonds
be , if he wants to be hard enough
Full-Time
Proper storage of food in the home !
a ?‘* ar tossed in SGange world 1943 session of the Oregon State
FOR TOW CAR call V E R M IL Y E |
Grange as a result of the army's
: is another important step in prevent- 'with this war goin on isn t it?
"Character is finer than great rich­
MECHANICS
MOTOR CO. Phone Tigard 3381.
commandering most of thry hotel fa­ es." Sounds all right but just the
j ing spoilage and waste, Dr. Roberts
Two
hundred
and
66
Brown
Swiss
and
cilities in the latter city.
points out. Vegetables are best wash­
same some o f those riches come in
breedeis in 28 states agreed several
The announcement of the change of pretty handy at times.
ed
and
placed
in
a
hydra
tor
or
cov­
PLATFORM MEN
I RABBITS W A N T E D
months
ago
to
give
the
milk
pro­
site for the convention, which will be
ered container in the refrigerator; or
Also
When onq is contented with ones
wrapped in a moist cloth in an ordin­ duced by the high cow of each of held June 7-11, followed a meeting
their
herds
during
the
day
of
Decem­
24c GB. P A ID for live white fryers;
of the State Grange executive com­ lot,—the result is usually happiness
ary cooler.
All liquids and cooked
Part-time
free pickup serv.
E. E. Luce,
.
. . „
-
! foods keep better, without either loss ber 7 to tl)e United Service Organi­ mittee at Portland at which invita- i
It wouldn't have been P'-'C- ti0ns from Eugene and Hood River
TR U T H is easy to believe- for It is
Warren, Oregon.
or absorption of odors if kept well zations
PLATFORM MEN
tical, of course, to send the milk ! were considered
The decision in fa- the one thin* that truly fit" ln ,ho
covered in the refrigerator.
Natural I*aw.
One of the commonest forms of along to FYed Idtse, secretary of the ; voi of the Willamette Valley city was : sc*1eme
From
3
to
7
A.
M.
and
3
to
7
P.
M.
BEST P R IC E for Rabbit fryers, D.
Brown
Swiss
association,
so
the
mon­
j waste is from discarding the tops or
influenced by the fact that at the 1942
TR U T H is always. and cannot
P. MacDonald, R2. Bx 218, Beaver­
U N IO N SCALE
outer leaves o f such vegetables as 1 ey the milk sold for was sent instead j session, Eugene lacked only a hand -1 change,
ton
Phone 2260.
266 cows produced an average ful of votes of winning out over La !
Apply Personnel ( )i't’ice : beets. turnips, cauliflower, lettuce | of The
55.6 lbs. of mill« each on Decem­ Grande as the delegates' choice for
F E A R is a fundimental emotion,
| and cabbage.
The outer leaves are j
1509 N\\ 20tli Aw*.
ber 7th, the total value of which was, this year’s meeting
PERSONALS
has glways existed and will exist as
; richer sources of vitamins and min-
$443.60.
Portland, Oregon
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-
long as existence remains on the
leials than are the inner bleached,
DOGS BOARDED—Small, 35c a
Brown
Swiss breeders in th is1
1 leaves.
The tops may be cooked
I earth.
urn
war
stamps
into
Bonds
day; large 50c.
Houle's Collie
: separately as another vegetable.
If neighborhood who participated in the
Knls.. Lr. Boone’s Fy- Rd. nr Tu­
high cow contribution was:
Albert j
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'
F E A R is without bounds, there is
!
not
desirable
in
the
main
dish
they
Pancakes Suggested
alatin.
Call Tigard 3115.
n
k R M M >iT E A D
no true way to measure it, tt depends
may be shredded for salads or sand­ Meier, R2, Beaverton, Oregon.
Denver Milstead of Reedvllle died , R„ ogether on the pe,,onallty of tho
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As Coupon Saver
wiches, or used with bacon fat and
April 10.
He was husband of Maude one as8alied
PAINTS
If
you
haven’t
gotten
around
E. or Reedvllle, father of Avery D. i
When you run out of ration cou­ vinegar in the form of "wilted let­
to buying a Second W ar Loan of U. .S. Navy, brother of Mrs. May! F E A R is mankinds greatest boogey.
tuce’ 'says Dr. Roberts. Outer stalks
pons—try pancakes.
Bond, stop and think what it E Hess of Bandon.
and leaves of celery may be used to
Imlay’s Fresh
A low cost food study by the fam­ add variety and interest, as well as
would mean to you if our sol­
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__
F E A R can make one, either brave
ily economics bureau of an insurance nutrients, to soups, sauces, or many
Mixed Feeds
diers hadn’t gotten round to
Bonds not bunds for America.
j or craven.
company has reached the conclusion of the new dishes being made with
the fight.
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS that pancakes can become a. staple
legumes.
For quality, fair price and
Turn war stamps into Bonds
Bonds not bunds for America.
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food on the American menu in a
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service
Any attic holds articles that Want
dozen different forms.
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Ads will sell for usable Cash.
J. B. Imlay & Sons
They range from plain pancakes
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ALOHA. ORE. with molasses to crep-suzettes.
R RED V IL L E
In
?!
addition, they can be used to stretch
10%
OF
INCOME
the meat allowance or to replace
Turn war stamps into Bonds
meat one day a week.
Ï
Made with milk instead of water,
j or with soy flour added to form one
fifth to one sixth of the dry ingred­
Huy an Additional
ients, pancakes make a first-class
By
Close to downtown
Rond Today
protein replacement for meat, the
food
experts
reported.
Close to transportation
Dusted with powdered sugar or
ground cinnamon, with ground nuts
or grated cheese, virtually no one.
of Seattle, Wn.
except the housewife would recognize
8W FOURTH AT M ONTGOM ERY
the lowly pancake, the family eco-
ATwater 2181
Member of the Board of Lectureship
romics buieau claimed
They may
be served with melted butter and hot
of The Mother Church, The Fir»t
applesauce, sprinkled with nutmeg
Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
Or raisins, currants, blueberries, ap­
ples or bananas, coarsely cut up.
Massachusetts.
Several pointed suggestions are
given along with the food study.
W EST END
In the
Use very little grease; just rub a
HELL WOOD BRIDGE
bacon rind quickly over the heated
griddle.
Do not get the griddle too hot;
CREMATORIUM f -
(scorched grease is unpalatable.
mi
MAUSOLEUM
Drop a couple drops o f water on
=
the griddle before greasing; if the
ü
CEMETERY
Portland,
Oregon
water dances in a tiny ball a second
¡Ti
or two before disappearing go ahead
ni
the griddle is just light.
Thursday evening, April 29, at 8 o’clock
Complete Funeral Service In New-
Wipe accumulation
of
browned
Cathedral Chapel at No Extra cost
Ï
grease from the griddle with a piece
= Under auspices of Second Church of Christ, Scientist, Portland, Or 5
Riverview is a co-operative asso­
ciation with assets of over $800,000 o f paper towel as it appears
I
T ry adding a few tablespoons o f soy
All are cordially invited
flour—expected syon to be widely
M = I M = H I = I I I = M I illl = lll = m = lll= lll= lll= lll= m = IM = lllx M I= M I= lll= lll= IM = IM -lll= lll= J II= l!l3 in = lll
available— to each cup of prepared
pancake flour, and an extra pinch of
Wd
baking powder.
W it h
Union Local No. 296
Brick & Building Tile
MUSEINGS OF MUGS
BACK UP
YOUR BOY
IS OUR QUOTA
CENTRAL LOCATION
FREE LECTURE
ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
IN WAR BONDS
s
Peter B. Biggins, C.S.B.
I. P. Finley & Son
PLANT A VICTORY GARDEN
Riverview Cemetery
Civic Auditorium
S. W. 3rd Ave. & Clay St.
I
I
De Laval
SE PA R A TO R S — M ILK ERS
COMF1.E TE E Q U IPM E N T A M »
SU PPLIE S FOR TH E DAIRA
IN D U S T R Y
Monro pk (rifell
Best Made Prices For
Mallory HATS
. S0.5O
T H E S T E R L I N G ,« rav-
.in.lt.<1
It'll take
die king !
Sweat-proof
lined, shape retaining,
smartly stitched brim.
Pearl, salute blue, pecan
STRAW BERRIES
B O Y S O N BERRIES
YOUNGBERRIES
b row n
beige.
IM H W M IV . , ,
R. I. MacLaughlin & Co.
■ m i V y h a n
r nan amo Cai - I a it U ms (n r
t u NW Park
AT. *4i.1
LOGANBERRIES
BLACKCAPS
CUTHBERT
RASPBERRIES
A GARDEN
Wathinftee
Will
MAN!
YOUR
R A T I O N S GO F U R T H E R
v 426
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