The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, May 14, 1943, Page Page 3, Image 3

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    Friday, M ay 14. 1943
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R I S E . Beaverton. Oregon
Classified Rates • HELP wanted
Page
3
most edible oils and cheese)
1 west write their representatives and
R ed Stamp E. valid April 25,
tell them o f the great need for the
m
ains
valid
through
May.
protection o l the forest lands o f the
W A N T E D W om en fo r
weeding,
KOR S A L E By Owner, 5 room
T W O Cents a w ord per Issue.
R ed Stamp F, becom es valid May 2.
I N orthw est
from
cultivating,
fla tin g—full or
part
m odern house, own water system,
which more than
M inimum 25c CASH with cop>
R ed stamp G becom es valid May 9
time.
W m . B orsch & Son, M aple­
one-third o f all governm ent's needs
raspberries, stt awberries. young
M inimum Charge
on
C lassified
Revised
point
values
ate
e
ffe
ctiv
e
J
for lum ber for war is com ing.
wood, Oregon.
berries. 2 ch erry trees, 8 apple. 3
A ds not paid at Tim e o f Inser­
Bartlett pears. 11 prune, ch ick en May 2
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tio n — 50c.
R etuilers m ust register w ith local
hse,
3doz hens, garden
all
in
1 crest
W e P u b lis h th e
MEN W A N T E D
p rotectiv e
organ izations Red Cross Sponsoring
boards and recetve allow able inven
B eaverton 2940.
B K A V K K T O N
l \ i l k i !. I ~ i
ind tim berland ow ners in the P aci- — •
-
— ”
®
tories o f m eats and fats May 3-lt.
FOR DEFENSE PLAN T
M U LT N O M A H
P K K »
! fic N orthw est face the prospect o f Swimming Program
F O R S A L E —A lcazar G as Stove, B LU E ST A M I'S
n o u o iK n iN B .
I the m ost dangerous and
hazardous
Making Steel Barrels
W ashington
County
Red
Cross
top oven, incinerator with coils,
(F o r canned, frozen, and certain forest
A L O I I A N E W .>
fires
in
h istory
without ch apter will carry on an intensive
Permanent
Employment
either gas or w ood for hot water, dehydrated foods
benefit o f federul em ergen cy funds functional sw im m ing and water safe­
C om plete E a s t e r n W ashington
W'ages 95c per hour
$20 cash Mrs Hutton. Menlo D r .
C ounty and W estern Multnomah
Blue stam ps G. H. J. rem ain valid such as were used to such good ad- ty training program for young men
with opportunity to make m ore
I vantage last year
A $6,500,000 em- and wom en o f induction and pre-in­
Beaverton
County Coverage
through May.
under incentive rates.
I ergen cy fund has been cut from the duction age.
W e assume no financial respon­
SU G A R
No experience needed
sibility for errors which may a p ­
Stamp No. 12 In war ration book special deficien cy appropriation bud
F O R S A L E - 4 ft Dry Slab (3 cord
The course is sim ilar to that insti­
Apply
get
pear in advertisem ents published
tuted in the nation's training cam ps
lots). W rite J. O. Johnson, Bx 584, one is valid for 5 pounds o f s ugar
RHEEM M ANUFACTURING CO.
in thpse colum ns but in case
Leaders in both O regon and W ash ­ by the
through May 31.
American Red Cross m ore
Carlton, Oregon.
where this paper is at fault will
3850 N W YEON. P O R T L A N D
ington foiest industries circles, state . than a year ago. Bob Lischefska, as­
COFFEE—
reprint that part o f an advertisa-
A pril 26 to May 30 - Stamp No 23 officia ls and fire protection associa­ sistant water safety director
fo i­
FOR
S A L E N early
» 0 0 ft of
ment in which the typographical
g ood for one pound, for bookholders tion wardens are bringing terrific W ashington county, said
w recked Lum ber and one bldg
m istake occurs.
piessure on western congressm en to
Functional and water safety ls
16x16 to w reck and one bldg 10x14 15 yeara o f age or over. In book 1
get the em ergency forest fire fight­ stripped o f
frills, L nschefska
to w reck R. B D oughty, 2 miles M E A T C E IL IN G P R IC E S
ex-
ing
funds
reinstated
and
are
asking
May
17
New
starting
date
for
dol-
Brick, Tile, Masonary
plained
S tiok es like the crawl, de-
south o f Aloha on W heeler ave
the
generul
public's
support.
lur-and-cents retail ceiling prices on
signed for speed, and sim ilar popular
beef, veal, m utton and lamb.
This
Our need is greater than ever and strokes o f peacetime, are im piartical
F O R SA L E Seed Potatoes. Bur
date was postponed from April 15 to the possibility o f sabotage o f our for­ In wartime, when the swim m er must
bank and W hite Rose, G ordon Sny­
give O P A a ch ance to reexam ine pre­ ests puts the P acific Coast in the be able to keep afloat wi th little ef
der, Sherw ood, R2, B 8.
viously ordered ceiling prices with a com bat zone o f this war, " said O iville fort and for long periods.
SEE YOUR D E A LE R
Functional
sw im m ing teaches
a
F R Y E R S F O R S A L E —C edar St view to reducing them from 1 to 10 Miller, piesident o f the West Coast
Columbia Brick Works
Lum berm en's association
"T he ex- man how to leave a sinking ship,
1st turn to right. Middell cor., 3rd cents a pound.
1320 SE W ater— Portland
tia
help
must
com
e
from
C
ongress
to
how to enteit the water, what to do
hse on right. R ay Haynes. R2, Bx A G A SO L IN E BOOKS
Kilns at Gresham -Sylvan-Salem
May 21 Expiration dnte stamps increase the effectiven ess o f our for-1 if the water surface is covered with
33, Beaverton
fightin g organizations
by burning oil and what sim ple devices
No. 5 in A book (fou r gallons each). est fire
adding extra men to meet enemy at- |
Large steel baby C T IK E IN SPE CTIO N
F O R SALE
such as a shirt or a pair o f
PAINTS
crib.
Mrs. R. Dui del. Cedar St ..
trousers . . can be used
as
life
May 31— Final tire inspection date tacks against our forests."
Alexander
apt.. fo r cars with C mileage books.
and
highway,
"P rivate operators this year have buoys.
105
SE
Yamhill
Imlay’s Fresh
Beaverton.
contributed $486,255 for fire p io ie c 1 Approaching enemy held positions
SH O ES
tion through state controlled assort«- by crossing rivers m eans that the
June
15
Expiration
date
stam
p
No.
Mixed Feeds
I*OR SALE Fam ily Cows, G uern­
tions. the state has put up another men must know how to swim, how to
N ow re; inste ring1 em ploy-
sey’s, D. B oicoff. 1 mile S o f Oren- 17. book No. 1 (one pair sh oes). F am i­ $377,907, and private
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS
tim ber
land , carry his
weapon
and equipment
lies m ay pool stamps
co,
R4.
H
illsboro,
bx
255.
F or quality, fa ir price and
ow ners in addition will spend this above water and how to m ove silent­
T
R
A
N
S
P
O
R
T
C
E
R
T
IF
IC
A
T
E
S
es for the com ing season • —
service
June
30 Final
date
for
filing year an additional $1.117.600, State ly in water, and more, is just what
Linoleum and Carpet La V- transport
"Stale the Red Cross functional sw im m ing
J. B. Imlay & Sons
m ileage ration certificates F orester R ogers pointed out.
beginning Thursday, May
R K E D V IL L E
ALO H A, O R E .
ing. SL’ nset 3459, 611 I) SE (T -l and T-2 )fot third quarter of and private operators have done all anil water safety course is prepared
they can.
This added
money we to teach, he concluded.
1943
Gladstone, Portland, ( )re II
want is for preventative measures t«
T
IR
E
IN
SPE
CTIO
N
\ W ANTED
A nyone
interested
In the
w ate'
13, from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M.
June 30 Final tire inspection date meet the ever-present dam ages and 1 safety course tit be offered June 14
hazards
caused
by
tire
war.
This
is
FOR RENT
W A N T E D — 80 Straw berry Pickers.
for cars with B m ileage books.
to June 26 at the P a cific university
a national responsibility and must be pool in F orest G rove with a nation
Monday through
Friday
G ood picking. W ork 6 days week.
A T IR E IN SPECTION
FO
R
R
E
N
T
A
ttractive
modern
borne
by
the
federal
governm
ent.
’
I ’ll help you get gas. B aker’s B erry
Septem ber 30 First inspection for
ally/ trained Am erican Red Cross In­
rooms,
2 hlks
Beaverton
city A book h oldeis must have been made
“ It is unthinkable that C o n g re s s 1 structor, may sign for the course at
Field, Beaverton,
between Hazel-
center, Breakfast if desired. T ele­ by March 31; subsequent inspection should fail to at least provide tin Red Cross headquarters in the Hill
dale store and K inton school.
phone B eaverton 3292.
protect theatre building, Hillsboro.
I within every six-m onth period there­ appropriations necessary to
A ppli­
W A N T E D — Setting of w hite Duck 2 5 STRONG YOUNG W O M EN
after. but at least 90 days apart. the forests of the United States dur-1 cants will be taken from eight to 89
B x 18,
eggs. J. L. W illiam s, R2
ing
this
com
bination
o
f
em
ergency
|
Septem ber 30 is next tire inspection
yeara for beginners’ and other cou r­
FOR DEFENSE IN D U STRY
B eaverton 2608
RATION BOOK REMINDER
conditions," said Colonel W B. G r e e -1 ses.
deadline for A books.
A GE 18 to 35
ley, manager o f the W est Coast L ur.
F U E L OIJ.
V ------------------ -
W A G E S 75c T < ) 85c H O U R C E IL IN G P R IC E S
Septem ber 30 Period 5 coupons val­ bei m en's association.
"T h is war is j
RABBITS W A N T E D
Present Annual Concert
ceiling id to Septem ber 30.
! 48-hr week. Tim e and one-half after 401 May 10—C om m unity-w ide
Household co u ­ a hazard that a ffects the P acific i
prices on a substantial
num ber o f
The Beaverton
high sch ool band
2 4 c LB. P A ID fo r live white fryers; SI an hour and more can he g rocery products will be effective pons worth 10 gallons; industrial, Coast more than any other area o f
100 gallons.
the United States
W e are extrem e- atul K,ee club p| esented their spring
free pickup serv.
E. E. Luce,
Monday.
They
will
cover
poultry.
made under incentive rates
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ly vulnerable to attack from the sea .co n ce rt April 28 at the high school
W arren, Oregon.
i fluid milk, sugar, cereals, evaporated
tw ice last year abortive attem pts auditorium
if willing to work.
The
goal
of
the
Second
War
! and
condensed
milk, flour and a
were made to set fire to our forests | O utstanding num bers were a trum-
Perm anent E m ploym ent
Loan
drive
is
13
billion
dol-
num ber o f other grocery items.
B E ST P R IC E fo r R abbit fryers, D.
C.g'A lars. That is just about one by enem y planes from submarines, i pet , rio with M arjorie Madden. Phyl
M E A T C E IL IN G PR IC E S
R H E E M M FC . C<).
U e have the largest areas o f inflain-1
Thorne, and W alter Payne, who
P. M acDonald, R2, Bx 218, B e a v e r­
fifth of the estimated increase abb-
M
ay
17—New
starting
date
fo
r
dol-
3850 N W Y E O N St., Portland
con iferou s forests running right playe)1 Tht. W altz You Saved fo|. Mt.
ton.
Phone 2260.
of the Public Debt for the fis­ down to the water's edge. The pos and Jaok Mangas, baritone soloist,
lars-and-cents retail ceiling prices on
beef, veal, m utton and lamb.
This
cal year of 1943.
W A N T E D —Live R abbits, to buy
sihilitieg are frightful unless we get ,vh„ piHye(ii Down on The Farm,
datcl was postponed from April 15.
now. T op prices paid. R abbit Meat
this money foi adequate prevention | The girls sextette o f Doris Osborne,
R
A
T
IO
N
BOOK
NO.
3
Co., 8917 SE Stark St., Portland.
and protection of our critically need , G race Rich, Evangeline
M oshofsky.
“ THEY GIVE THEIR
May
20
New
book
No.
3
to
be
is­
P hone SUnset 1722. Open 8 a. m. j
e**
°
,
e
,
'
s
i
D
orothe
See,
Patsy
H
einrio
h and
sued as replacem ent for books No. 1
L IV E S -Y O U LEND
to 9 p. m. daily and Sunday
Senator R ufus Holman
will take Thelm a Cullen sang Great is Thy
Day W ork 8 A. M. to
and No. 2 when needed, on basis o f
YOUR M ONEY"
the lead, it Is understood, in the fight I Love.
mailed applications.
Applications
4:30 P. M.
which apparently will be necessary to i Am ong the band
num bers were,
i M ISCELLAN EO U S
; will be distributed by mail carriers
Convenient to
Buy
an
Additional
get
this
em
ergency
appropriation
Am
erican
Patrol
and
the glee club
beginning May 20.
IN T E R IO R P A IN T IN G By hour
presented tw o N egro spirituals aa
Bond Now
I
acted
upon
favorably.
R
E
D
STAM
PS
Forest
lead
Transportation
or con tract, 20 years experience.
, .
their contributions to the program .
(F o r meat products, canned
fish.
urge that citizens o f the
*w- North-
Free estimates. R o y D anitlc, 113.
LABORERS
Bx 215, Beaverton, Oregon.
FOR SALE
e Forest Protection Needs
Government Assistance
Thru Emergency Funds
CANNERY
Brick & Building Tile
WORKERS
Starr Fruit Products Co.
i
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY
R. D. B O D L E C O M P A N Y will re­
ceive B lackcaps in 1943, Tlighest
m arket price, Sherw ood, Oregon.
A ddress 334 SE Yam hill. Tel. EAst
9467, Portland.
D e i l t l 8*o c *t picked up free o f
ch arge anyw here.
Call
collect
UN. 1221; night call
DENLEY
R E N D E R IN G
CO
Portland.
90c Per Hour
$46.80 for 48-Hour Week
STEADY WORK
U N IO N | O B S
Must Be Physical V Fit
DOGS B O A R D E D Small,
d ay; large 50c.
Houle's
Knl s, Lr. B oone's IV - Rd.
alatin.
Call T igard 3115.
1 48-hr week. O vertim e a fter 40 hours
APPLY
RHEEM M FG. CO.
3850 N W Y eon Ave., Portland
T R A C T O R W O R K —Garden Plots,
prepared C. R. Ringle, R l, bx 395.
L ake Grove.
P hone T igard 2175.
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
NOTICE
Laborers wanted at once.
Immediate jo b placement !
Apply week davs only.
' HOD CARRIERS '
AN D
BUILDING
LABORERS
Union Local No. 296
LABOR
TEMPLE
SW 4th A T J E F F E R S O N
A *
EVERYTH IteG .
d a i r y
m a n
’ ■
’.'l
* U ., I
W ANTED
roftriAKO C a t.-I ait L ake City
MEN AND W O M E N
AT. *461
135 NW Park
fo r
SHIP SCALERS
CENTRAL LOCATION
C lose to dow ntow n
C lose to transportation
J. P. Finley & Son
-w
r o t K i ll AT M O N T G O M E R Y
A Tw ater 2181
F O R LOCAL S H IP Y A R D S , E X ­
P E R IE N C E U N N E C E SSA R Y . 95c
A N D U P P E R H OUR ON DAY
SH IFT. C LE A N IN G A N D P R E
A R IN O SU R F A C E S
BEFORE
AIN TIN G .
W om en must be age 16 and not
over 45. and birth certifica te re­
quired up to 24 yeais.
f
Apply basement o f Labor T em ple
Local No. 1404
P ortland. Oregon
Riverview Cemetery
w est
S ELLW O O D
end
B R ID G E
CREM ATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
C om plete Funeral Service In N e »
Cathedral Chapel at No Extra ros»
R iverview is a co-operative asso­
ciation with asseta o f over $800.000
B E E F
STEAKS
8
t
8
7
8
8
9
9
9
9
9
7
9
STEAKS A N D CHOPS
Rib standing (chine bone on)
/in * Nitt
Loin Chops / . ..................................
Rib Chops
_____
Shoulder Chops
Round Steak (cutlets).................
Sirloin Steak or Chops_____
c
Rib- standing (chine bone on)
0 " cut).
Blade Rib- standing (chine
bone on) ( 7 * cut)
Round Tip
.
___
Rump bora In
Rump boneless
Chuck or Shoulder bone in
Chuck or Shoulder boneless
8
7
8
5
g
6
W IL L YOU DO Y O U R P A R T IN
THE W AR E F F O R T ’
W o W IL L DO OU RS
W E NEED
CHOKER SETTERS AND
R IG G IN G MEN
If unexperienced and are willing to
work we will train you and pay going
»a ges
Call or write
Willamette Valiev Lnibr. Co.
B lack R ock. O r , or A Í 9201, P ortlend
ROASTS
Leg whole or p a r t....................
Sirloin Roast bone in
Yoke, Rattle, or Triangle
bone in .........................
Yoke, Rattle, or Triangle
boneless ...........
Chuck or Shoulder, square
cut bone in
Chuck or Shoulder, square-
cut -boneless
Chuck or Shoulder, cross­
cut bone in
V E A L
8
7
s
9
8
Rump and Sirloin bone in
Rump and Sirloin boneless
Leg
Shoulder hone In
Shoulder boneless
7
S T EW S A N D O T H E R CUTS
S T EW S A N D O T H E R CUTS
Short Ribs
Plate-bone in
Plate boneless
hnsket bom in
brisket boneless _____
■'lank Meat
.'ie 'k -b o ra In
Neck -boneless
Heel el Round boneless
' j n k b o r a In
. hank boneless
4
4
5
4
G
S
S
G
S
4
G
Breast bone In
Breast boneless
Flank Meat
Neck bom In
4
G
s
5
s
Shank bone in
Shank and Heel Meat bora-
less
Ground Veal and Patties
veal ground from necks,
Ranks, shanks, breasts,
and miscellaneous veal
trimmings
4
G
H AM B U RG ER
Beef ground from necks.
Ranks, shanks, skirts, heel
of round, briskets, plates,
and miscellaneous beet
tnmmiogs and beef fat
M EATS
< In t in ar (lava
conta)novi I
la in s
5
Fmti
W t
MEATS
(In tin or gltu
container« >
2
Pigs Feet, boned Cutlets
P o t t e d and D e v i l e d
Meats
Sausage in Oil
T imales
Tongue, Beef
Tongue, Lamb..........................
Tongue. Pork
Tongue veal
Vienna Sausage
Al Other
6
I
Orvited Tongue
9 ned Beel
»4 sms and Ptctdcs (whale
er hadj .......................
L'.ncheon M e a t *..
Pigs Feet, bene in
B ra in s.............. ..................................
Hearts ............. ............................
Kidneys
Livers
...........................
Sweetbreads
Tongues
fi 1
6
12
10
7
(
1 fi
2
S
s
9
G
5
3
4
4
2
7
7
«
7
G
7
Bonrtc
Crabmeal__________
Mackerel
Salmen
Sardines
Sea Herring
Sea Mussels
Shrimp
Tuna
Yeftow Tail
AM Other ............................
7
7
7
7
7
7
1
7
7
7
3
9
s
2
S
Leal Fat........................................
4
7
S
8
Brains
............................
Chitterlings.....................
Ears......................................
Hearts
Kidneys . . .
2
3
5
3
I
3
1
1
4
5
5
mb
Butter* __________
Lard*
Shortening* . .
Margarme
Salad and Cooking Oils
(tptrrt 1 pound)
8
S
S
S
CHEESES*
R e t a n e fh » w ii*rl*bje
n«t«ra| r h o o *r*4 pro4
mr la reMaeoeng )• ftt-
com or m e n k*
•4 natural c la m e s
( hmppmé Hem, a nd Cfrf f d Perk,
pmnéê (m l n A é * »U 4 « l e mais «I S p w n li er lee«).
». • tcvie«ei*T rei enee arf.ee
3
2
S
Sweetbreads . .............
Tongues _________
Tails
Snouts
FATS ANO OILS
i then he« (S)
2
1
1
Urns
11
1
Fer
mk H mrrheee«
3
S
2
1
CH EESES*
h lampi»«
«I
C O O K E D , B O IL E D , B A K E D ,
A N D B AR B EC U ED
Dried Beet
.................
Ham' bone in. whole or half
Ham 1 bom in, slice*................
Ham' butt end .....................
Ham' shank and
Ham bomloss and tatted,
slices ..............................................
Picnic or Shoulder bom In
Picnic or Shoulder beneteee
Tongues, slices...............................
Spareribs.............................................
Pigs Feet bone I n .............
«nut* « a lain
Th* point value of any
other roady-te-eal weal
item »hall bo determined
by adding 2 points per
pound to (he point value par
pound of tho uncooked item
from which it is prsparad if
it is »old whole, w 3 points
per pound thall bo addad if
it is cooked and ahead.
12
9
11
9
S
11
s
10
9
5
2
SAUSAGE
V A R IE T Y M E A T S
Bacon slab or piece, rind on
Bacon slab or piece, rind oil
Bacon sliced, rind oil
Bacon Canadian style, piece
or sliced
Bacon rinds
Bacon p la t« and |owl
squ?res
FISH
tenni
any hermetically Fünft
m l (In
sealed container > MIS
6
Spareribs.............................................
Neck and Backbones ..............
Feet bone m
Fat Backs and Clear Plates
Plates, regular.................................
Jew Is
Hocks and Knuckles ..............
6
3
7
9
7
7
O T H E R P O R K C UTS
BACON
V A R IE T Y M E A T S
6
' Regular or skinned
V A R IE T Y M E A T S
Brains
.............................................
Hearts
Liters
Kidneys .............„ .............................
Sweetbreads
Tongues
................. ..
9
7
ROASTS
Breast and Flank
____
N eck-bone in
Neck boneless
Shank bone in
Lamb Patties lamb ground
from nocks, Ranks, shanks,
breasts, and miscellaneous
lamb trimmings
...............
6
S
7
4
9
10
10
Loin whole, halt, or end cuts
Loin center cuts .....................
Ham 1 whole or halt.................
H a m '-b u tt e n d .........................
Ham 1 shank e n d .....................
Ham ' boneless sheet..............
Ham 1 boneless, whole or hall
Shoulder shank halt (picnic)
bone in............................................ .
Shoulder shank half (picnic)
boneless ........................................
Shoulder butt halt (Boston
butt) bone i n ...........................
Shoulder-butt halt (Boston
butt) boneless ......................
S T EW S A N O O T H E R C UTS
ROASTS
9
7
Center Chops
End Chops
Loin boneless, trash and
cured only ................................
Tenderloin
...................... .
Ham 1 bone In. slices___
Shoulder Chops and Staaks
Bellies, Iresh and cured only
Loin Chops ............................
Rib Chops
Leg Chops and Steaks
Shoulder Chops blade or
arm chops ..........................
r ib .
READY-TO-
EAT MEATS
PORK
STEAK S AND CHOPS
2
4
4
6
3
2
5
2
C O M M O D IT Y
rib .
STEAKS A N O CHOPS
Brains
Hearts
Kidneys
Livers
Sweetbreads
Tails (o i joints)
Tongues
Tripe
ROASTS
standing (chine
C O M M O D IT Y
LAM B-
MUTTON
V A R IE T Y M E A T S
Porterhouse____________
T-Bone
C lu b .
..
................
Rib 10-inch cut__________
Rib 7-inch cut _________
Sirloin
..........................
Sirloin-boneless .........................
Round
. . . ..................
Top Round
______
Bottom R o u n d .........................
Round Tip
Chuck or Shoulder
Fla nk................................................. ..
Blade Rib
Points
per lb,
C O M M O D IT Y
B E E F
ROOM 215
íílom e i Lm H
NdnrWfurtn A retributori
Point
par It
COMMODITY
Portland, O regon
C'll. 1291
De La va l
Points
per lb.
COMMODITY
G O L D B E R G , 900 S\V 1st
95c H O U R B A SE R A T E
1 W ith Opportunity o f Mak
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35c a ing $1.20 hour or m ore in
Collie ¡our incentive rates if willing
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to work.
E lectrical .Contractor
F. P. DonnellV
No. 2— Effective May 2, 1943
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j MUST H A V E C E R T IF IC A T E S O F
A V A IL A B IL IT Y
SEE
H ID E S Si W O O L, C A S C A R A — A
specialty.
L E E BROS., 25 SW
EXPANDING PLANT
Cl ivy, Portland.
A tw ater 5334.
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Turn w ar stam ps into Bonds
to get in on the ground floor in an
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essential industry, and one that will
F O R T O W C A R call V E R M IL Y E still be here a fter the war.
M O T O R CO. P hone T igard 3381.
|P E R S O N A L S
OFFICIAL TABLE OF CONSUMER POINT VALUES FOR MEAT, FATS, FISH, AND CHEESE
rat wood
Cheddar (America.')
Swiss . . . . ___. . . . . . . . .
Brick
Munster ...............................
Limburger .............................
Dehydrated Grated . . .
Club................. ..... .........................
Gouda...................... ....................
Edam
......................................
Smoked . . . . .
itahan(alhardrerM les)
Dry Sausage Herd: Typéeef
Items are herd Seismi, herd
Cervelat and PepperonJ
Semi dry Sausage; Typical
items are sell
Thuringer, at
Fresh. Smoked and Cooked
Sausage:’ Typical Items
are Pork Sausage. Wieners.
Bologna, Baked Loaves,
and Liver Sausage
Group I : 10 0 3
Group 2: Not less than N 3
meat; Liver Sausage In­
cluded rigar diets sfhtgher
meat content .........................
G ro u p ): Not less dia« SO %
Group 4: Less than SO % hut
mort than 20 % meat.
Souse and Head Cheese
included regardless el high­
er me
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Greek (ad hard variadas)
Proem C h tts t
Cheese Feeds .......................
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