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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1943)
Friday, Tune 4, 1943 BFA\ KR H )\ ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon Classified Rates '• T W O Cents a word per tsaue. M inimum 25c CASH with copy M inimum Charge on Classified A ds not paid at Tim e o f Inser tion - 50c. M e Publish the BEAVKKTOX E N T E K P S 1S I M U LTN O M AH P R E S S I 1«. VKt l » E i n IN LI. ALO H A \L\\!» C om plete ¿ . a s t e r n W ashington County and W estern Multnomah County C overage W e assume 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. * help ) Female Help Wanted w an ted SHEET METAL W A N T E D — W aitress and Cook. C anyon Lodge. W est Slope. BR. 3922. JOURNEYMEN HELPERS LEARNERS RATIO N BOOK REMINDER r A lÛ N fll I FOR ¿»ALE I D R SA L E -1 yr old New Hump. R ed Hens. H. W inget, S mile S o f F arm ington rd on M enlo drive, Beaverton. W A N TED FOR SHOP W O R K M A K IN G S H IP P A R T S RAY F. BECKER COM PANY 685 N. Page, N ear Interstate and A lbina Ave., P ortland T R A D E — A bout 2tX> lb you ng C hester W hite B oar fo r Sow or W einer Pigs. C. W. Johnson. P hone 3212 T igard, Or. CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS Page J By Fred P. II. Clyde This publication assum es n o res ponsibility fo r view s expressed in this colum n. Sentim ents arc cre d ited to tho colum nist, Clyde, and do not necessarily coin cide with our editorial policy. R A T IO N IMHIK NO. S A pplication fo r ration book No. 3 are now being distributed by mail carriers. T he application is to be returned by June 10. P ostm en are to distribu te book No. 3 about July 15. Book N o 3 will be a replacem ent when needed, for books N o. 1 and No. 2. B t ir e in s p e c t io n June 30— Final tire inspection date for c a r i with B mileugt» books. T IR E IN SP E C T IO N — C card autos by May 31,. B cards by June 30 and A card s bv Septem ber 30. \ TIRE INSPECTION Septem ber 30- Kiist inspection fo r A book holders must have been made ,» J r arCh 31' su*>**<iuent Inspection R A T IO N B O O K NO. 2 within every six-m onth period there R E D STAM PS • after. but at least 90 days apart M ay 30 R ed Stam p K (m ea t- fa ts) in book No. 2 becom es valid; good Septem ber 30 Is next tire inspection thru June 30. Unused red stamps deadline for A books E. F, G, H, rem ain valid through SHOES May. Red stam p J valid May 23; June 15 E xpiration date stam p No R ed stam p L valid June 6, M on June 17, hook No. l (one pair shoes). F am i 13; N on June 20; all expire June 3'*. li e s may pool stamps. I E ach w eekly series good fo r 16 points TRANSPORT c e r t if ic a t e s ! B L U E ST A M P S June 30 F inal date for filing | June 7 N ew ly set expiration date transport m ileage ration certificates i for blue stam ps G, H, and J vpio- 1 l 1 ami T-2 )fo r third quarter o f cessed food s) in book No. 2 (R ep la ces 1943 form er May 31 expiration date.) V May 24 Blue stam ps K, L and M (processed food s in book No. 2 be com e valid. These stam ps totaling I 48 points, good through July 7. There's cop s and cops and cops. F O R S A L E — Fresh C ow and Calf, City Bulls, S h eriffs, State Patixils 2 Pigs. Jervis Sm ith, R3. Bx 215 and C onstables; all kinds, take you r pick. N ow most cops are darn good H ennesy A F lorence, Beaverton. Can Use eggs, but there's a m ighty few o f that are F O R SA L E M etal Bedstead. R l. them (praise P rovid en ce!» Steady and e g g s —eg g s that im part a smell that Bx 18, B eaverton, Schaudt. ) Brick, Tile, Masonary m ethinks sm ells like hen fruit not PAR T-TIM E FOR S A L E —Part H olstein and cook ed soon enough after the laying part Jersey Cow, recently fresh. 4 th e.eof. Now the regrettable part to 5 'g a llo n s m ilk daily. 1st calf. o f this small fraction o f heels dis N o tim e to care fo r her. Mrs. R. guised as the law is that they be SEE YOUR D E A LE R Shaw, 4th & Pine, Metzgev, CH. sm irch tho nam e o f their whole Part-Time Hours 2984. group. T hey tear down what the SU G A R Columbia Brick Works 3 u.m. to 7 a. m. 3 p. ni. to 7 p m . " > arc paying m ore in taxes ' m ajority o f their fellow s have tried June 1 Stam p 13, hook 1, valid for UNION SCA LE 132« S E W a te r — P ortla n d than ever b efore . . , and likely F O R S A L E 4 ft Dry Slab (3 cord so hard to bring forw ard in the purchase o f five pounds Expires ; KUna a t G rea h a iu -S y lva n -S alcn i vill pay m ore. Kut w e can not lots). W rite J. O Johneon, Bx 584, m inds o f the .public they necessarily raid-night, August 15. Sunday W ork Available lelv on taxes to finance the w ar. | con ta ct—respect for the law. a spirit May 24 Stam ps No. 15, 16 in book Carlton, Oregon. It would not be fair to base a --------------- o f co o p e .a tio n in its enforcem ent. It No 1 each good for five pounds o f ) PAINTS A P P L Y PERSONNEL tax on the a v e ra g e single fam F R Y E R S F O R S A L E —C edar St- i ¡8 this colu m n s' con ten tion that su gar fo r hom o can nin g: good thru ily in co m e when m any families 1st turn to right. M iddell cor., 3rd these few should be put in their O ctober 31 OFFICE Imlay’s Fresh hse on right. R a y Haynes, R2, Bx p]aCe. Frankly, w e’ve never taken have nujre than one income. 150) N W 20th Av. BR. 2561 33, Beaverton. / the trouble to Investigate som e cas- C O F F E E — We cou ld b orrow all the money Mixed Feeds sta m p No. 24 in book No 1 valid P ortland 1 es that have com e to our attention from the banks, but for both FISHER THORSEN PAINTS L i n o l e u m a t l d C a r p e t L a y - ¡ i f we Should find such n course no fo r one pound through June 30. e co n o m ic and socia l reasons For quality, fa ir price and tills is u n d esirable. The gov in « r S U n s e t 1459 6110 cessar>' nml dig deep enough to get F t EL O IL — service =»' ' ‘ ’ ‘ ' 1 names, rriy‘ readers m ay be assured I Period 5 co W A N TE D cou pons valid to Septem ern m en t would then sacrifice J. B. Imlay & Sons G l a d s t o n e , P o r t l a n d , O r e . that wp’ll call a spade a spade. ber 30. its greatest dam against infla R E E D V IL L E ALOHA. O R E ---------------------------------------------------------- | On P ortland's busy Interstate Ave- MEN AN D W O M E N tion. This is a People’s War F O R SA L E - B urbank Scoti Pota- ! nllt, _ a scries o f tra ffic lights opor- G A SO L IN E — and the p eople should finance toes. in cold storage. See John a (e jn synchronization keepr your Stam p No. 6 in A hooks valid thru fo r i M ISCE L L A N E O U S it. T he p eople W AN T to finance A. B aggenstos, route 4. Sherw ood, speedom eter at around 30 and you July 21 for fou r gallons each. E x it. Sale o f W ar Bonds has tra gasoline available for driving to LAW NM OW ERS Sharpened and ‘ " ' make the w hole lot from K enton to SHIP SCALERS m ounted con sisten tly since Repaired. H a rtra m ff Law n M ow m i l IM P a i l rp n n c the Greeley 'C u t-o ff. A wise new suburban V ictory gardens. P ea rl H arbor. F O R L O C A L S H IP Y A R D S , E X v n L L i n u ftL L u n n v j R ookie sounded o f before a bunch o f er Shop, Canyon R oad, next to P E R IE N C E U N N E C E SSA R Y , 95c Jam es W . P alm er Portland Y Sec- pUSsengers o f an tnterurban line bus T IR E S — Signal Service Station. T hey giv e their lives . . . You M otorists entitled to over 240 miles A N D U P P E R H O U R ON D A Y retary delivered the graduation ad- ^ a t he'd th .o w the hook at the driv- lend your m on ey. S H IF T , C LE AN IN G A N D P R B , dress to the H igh School Class o f 43 er ¡f he caU(-ht him going over 25. per m onth gasoline vations are ellg W IL L G IV E A w ay—a good dog P A R IN G S U R F A C E S BEFORE in C love, dale and used a prized ■ Anyintelligent person would inijmxl- ible for grade 1 o r grade 2 tires. to anyone who will furnish a P A IN T IN G . railroad watch fo r his text A fter iR( ejy perceive that a bunch o f bus home for it. John R oh rb a ch , R 3 telling half a dozen clev er stoi ies es m jS8in(r these lights (that the city Bx 347, Beaverton. W om en must be age 16 and not over 45. and birth certifica te re I and w ith all feeling in happy m ood, j f ather’s spent scads o f dough on) W O R K IN G M O T H E R S : the man held up his w atch and would tle up , h)s c . uciai artery, quired up to 24 years. W ill care for girls over 3 years in , spelled out W -A-T-C-H . W hen I started to ch eck this deal age in my home. 1207 W atson St. . Apply basem ent o f Labor T em ple First he said som e things about ; the COp faded faster than a violet in Beaverton. • N o Sundays. L oca l No. 1404 being alw ays on the w atch and then a ,jlast f u rnace. Good R iddance P ortland, Oregon spelled it out letter by letter.*. W He doesn't belong on Interstate Ave R. D. B O D L E C O M P A N Y will re stood fo r W ord s — W atch y ° u r |nue. ceive B lackcaps in 1943, Highest i W ords, Grads. A was fo r A ction I have been considerably disturbed m arket price, Sherw ood, Oregon. NOTICE 'a n d T fo r T houghts Then cam e by unverified accou nts o f a few Address 334 SE Yam hill. Tel. EAst The Armed Service« m ini have 3 ,1 0 0 ,0 0 0 m ere men da rtn f IM S C om panion an<d H foi H abits m em bers o f an otherw ise splendid Laborers wanted at once. C So fo he r made 9467, Portland. it letter by letter and bod y men- the „ ------ ---- W ashington State Immediate job placement! rounded out each point with inci- . ------- p atro ) N ow these are fine men, D e u d stoc*t picked up free o f M A N P O W E R A R IT H M E T IC dents from real life as a Y m a" good clean norm al men that carry 1 Apply week davs only. ch arge anyw here. Call sees life It all carried hom e with their burdens well and have- a vela- , collect. UN. 1221: night call ' HOD CARRIERS ' a punch as com in g from a man in tion with the public that m any a po DENLEY R E N D E R IN G CO., j AN D 1 religious w o'.k and all based on the lice o ffic e r could envy with Justifica Portland. Bible. BUILDING LABORERS tlon. Thers are only 22,000,000 men in the 18-37 (ind.l age group W e remind you here that the Bible __ _ o f their new er m em bers seems H ID E S & W OO L, C A SC A B A — A One Union Local No. 296 is not only the W o rld ’s Best Seller t0 ¿ ave m lssed the specialty. L E E BROS., 25 SW keynote o f his R O O M 215 but also now to be had in over 1030 j duty _ to properly Ciao’, Portland. A tw ater 5334. m aintain order ! d ifferen t tongues. So has it been over his given highw ay beat. • — ; LABOR TEMPLE His 1 Turn w ar stam ps into Bonds , translated and w h erever it gors it SW 4th A T J E F F E R S O N idea seem s to be to get so m any arrests 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 are unlit > builds faith in God. N o Bible no oil a quota system so to speak F O R T O W C A R call V E R M IL Y E ; fa ith ; little Bible, little fa ith : m uch W ak e up, you ng feller—qu ota sys lor military service leaving 14,000,000 physically fit WANTED M O TO R CO. P hone T igard 3381. Bible m uch faith. tems went out with gas light. An G od's N E W D E A L W ould thnt d espicable trick I ’ve heavd o f ! W ANTED 5 or 6 Stvawberry every lad and lassie in all this great other PERSONALS _ follow jnR a veh icle at night with Pickers. G ood accom m odation s. nation m ight be told o f G od s N E W out lights— this is dangerous ard DOGS B O A R D E D —3niall, 35c a D rive to M anning take Haywavd ID E A L . F irst he gives the clean j d and couW On Jan. 1st, 7,000,000 were already in n n / M n / T / f possibly have no d ay; large 50c. H oulo's Collie road to J. H. B urch farm 1 ‘x mi. I page. Shut you r eyes , and vision , . , co rd o n in g In the nam e o f law en- the Armed Forces ...leaving 7,000,000 Knls., Lr. B oone's FY- Rd. nr T u south o f M anning store. the angels in h eaven; j i n lcw beings forcpm rnt T f u r t her protest the alatin. Call T igard 3115. and fit to stand in God's low form o f garter gu m sh ooin g—g o they are W A N T E D —80 S traw berry P ickers. -------------------------------------^ -------------------- I presence. And here below all w bo ing to the underhanded m ethod of G ood picking. W ork 6 days week. wash their robes in the blood o f the , ,, . , . r , . . . stalkin g prev with a ca r with for- I’ll help you get gas. B aker's B erry , icpnse_ the p ra ctlc„ be. t1‘ > 6 £ 6 6 6 Field, B eaverton, betw een Hazel- L am b .stand equally sinless n GodIs I ifrn ^ 1,500,000 able bodied farm workers must be in ftJ R iR n ! eve. As fa r as the east is from N low ¿u« ~„ , 1 . . - . 1 ~ o e f the enitw.A calibre o f the standard dale store and K in ton school. SEPARATORS — M il.HERS the west so fa r hath he rem oved our (s ^ ^ p a tro , deferred during this year ...leaving 5,500,000 COMPLETE EQUIPMENT AND trangressions from us. T ruly the j do nf)t tom , of( pretend to o ffe r this ps H E L P W A N T E D 200 Straw berry SUPPLIES FOR TH E DAIRY blood o f Jesus Christ cleanses us evidence neither do I m ake threats INDUSTRY P ickers. Gas will be furnished from all sin. W h at I have heard is heresy and as cars brin gin g fou r or m ore steady N E W D E A L —Second Point. Be Only 1,700,000 can be deferred-key indus-| such is not adm issable in the think- ' pickers. One mi. South o f T igard ing m ade vight in G od's sight, com es trial workers, family hardship cases, everything! (ng mind as the pure quill. on 99, 2 ’ *: ml. W on Bull Mt. road. the business o f livin g to his glory But g^t this atra ns nn < I ...le a v in g 3 ,8 0 0 ,0 0 0 to be inducted John J. Bushnell. 1 here and now. T his m ust be by "fiv e by fiv e ” H. E W est says: “I P ow er F rom On H igh. Som e of Manufacturen k Dhtributon ys W A N T E D — S traw berry P ickers. just ain't a bum pin’ m y gum s.” c / tV C R YTH IN f. ./ « 3 Mi m iles W est o f T igard, on B eef j the first cen tu ry believers w ere not ------------------V -------------------- so correct in their daily lives and 2 . . . .. 3 I Ä I Bend Rd. T ransportation will be ■DAÍ r V m AN* 4 » ■ B oost your hom e com m unity news were cautioned to w ntch their furnished w rite or see John A. they lisca o« MAitsiiD «.* t paper. It boosts for you. O nlj step— “ W hat know ye not that your B aggenstos. r o r ti amo . C m . - f a l t L ane C ity *M0 AM nm tCA U T m -N 0 t FARMING - ’ body is the tem ple o f the H oly S pir $1 per year .less tbsn 2 cents a week ‘ ------------------- V ------------------- it w hich is in you. w hich ye have AND NOI iN FMI »«MID StSVKIS IAN 1.1 # RABBITS W A N T E D Y ou can run into debt— but you o f G od and ye are not y o u / o w n ? 135 NW Park A T . 6461 W t t t l IN UNIFORM I T PM (NO OF l » « l F or ye are bought with a price. have to 'c r a w l out. 24c 1 .B. P A ID fo r live white fry ers; T h erefore g lo rify God in you r body. I free pickup serv. E. E. Luce, — Bible. T he H o l y Spirit IN W arren, Oregon. D W E L L S every born agadn person. Are you w illing to let him have THE OLD JUDGE S A Y S . . . B E S T P R IC E fo r R abbit fryers, D. votir w hole life and IN F IL L y ou ? Close to downtown you, P. M acD onald, R2, Bx 218, B eaver Only then when he IN F IL L S w ill you com e into P ow er P om On ton. P hone 2260. Close to transportation high. W A N T E D — Live R abbits, to buy now. T op prices paid. R abbit Meat Co., 8917 SE Stark St., Portland. SW FO U R T H A T M O N T G O M E R Y C loverdale, O regon P hone SUnset 1722. Open 8 a. m .' A T w ater 2181 T his space paid fo r by an Oregon to 9 p. m. daily and Sunday businessman. ------------------- V ------------------- Brick & Building Tile MECHANICS It’s A P eo p le's W ar W HO GOES IN THE ARMED FORCES -I m m rnrnm m m kkkkkkkilAAfiA£A IL De Laval itìonron CENTRAL LOCATION J. P. Finley & Son Riverview Cemetery W AN TED W EST END SF.I.LW OOD B R ID G E CREM ATORIUM M AUSOLEUM CEM ETERY C om plete Funeral Service In New- Cathedral Chapel at No E xtra cost R iverview Is a co-operative asso ciation with assets o f ov er $800,000 A dime out of every dollar we earn Cascara Bark H ighest Pricey Paid PACIFIC COAST IS OUR QUOTA • C A S C A R A H A R K CO. 1319 NW .lolinnon St., Portland for VICTORY with 1 1 Oregon U. 5. WAR BONDS Save 20 to 25% ° n your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS O regon Mutual Policies ure NON-ASSESSABIJC. Y ou N E V E R pa> m ore than the prem ium on the fa ce o f the policy. Oregon Mutual m aintains m ore tlian three tim e« the surplus required by Oregon Insurance I jaw ». Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company To Get ACTUAL MARKET PRICES Ship Your CASCARA BARK W O O L M OHAIR A N D HIDES Oregon Balsam o f Fir Tallow & House Grease Blue Mountain Hide, Wool & Fur Co. 1704 R. W . F R O N T A Y E . Portland o f M c M i n n v i l l e O rganized 1894— .40 years o f R eliable Service Uhaa. I - W alker. Agent New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave. "E v e ry F orm o f P rotection ” ! Phone 1732 H illsboro, Oregon Best Market Prices For ST R A W B E R R IE S LOGANBERRIES BOYSONBERRIES Blackcap Raspberries YOUNGBERR1ES Cuthbert Raspberries R. I. MacLaughlin & Co. BE A V E R TO N , PHONE 3271 OREGON "(llart we ran into you. Judge I was just try in I f * «cl Helen straight on t hi« business about sugar I wish you'd tell het what you told me last night down at lodge ' "G lad to Jim I told him. Helen that there s not a single bit of truth to the rumor that the d istille rs use sugat in making whttltey They make it exclusively Irom gram Only bootleggers use sugat to make whiskey I read an article in the papet )ust last week that goes to prove it It fold how a conlessed bootlegger in a hedetai court testified to the lact that anothet bootlegger also on In a l, had bought a million pounds ot sugar a few years ago " A s a matter of fact. Helen, no distiller is making whiskey today and hasn’t for many months All distillers are working night and day producing war alcohol for the government And thev make every drop of it exclusively from gram, ’too.” I t i l r t m i t f A « # M n V n . < | i / a V iu M n . For.
