The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, June 25, 1943, Page Page 3, Image 3

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    F riday, June 25, 1943
BE A V E R T O N ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
Classified Rates
Female Help W anted
W anted —r Experienced!
(iirl for Newspaper office,
Permanent. A pp ly Enter- [
prise, Beaverton, or 308
Panama Bldg.. Portland.
T W O Cents a word per Issue.
M inimum 25c CASH with cop>
M inimum Charge
on
Classified
A ds not paid at T im e o f Inser­
tion —50c.
Vie Publish the
B t A V h K T O .N
i ’ KESH
T IG A R D 8 E N U N I X
V
A i.O IIV N E W S
C om plete E a s t e r n W ashington
County and W estern Multnomah
County C overage
W e assume no financial reepon-
slhility tor 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.
)
F O R SA L E V ery good baby bu g­ s u g a r
gy—$5.
192 Cedar St.
Beaver­
August
15— Stamp
No. 13 book
ton.
No. 1. good for five pounds, expire.-.
at m idnight.
Stam ps 15 and 16 in
F O R S A L E 4 ft D ry Slab <3 cord war ration book one valid for 5 lbs.
lots) W rite J. O. Johnson, Bx 584, o f sugar each fo r hom e canning
Carlton, Oregon.
COFFEE—
W ANTED
BRICKYARD
FACTORY WORKERS
Essential Industry
•
lm la y’s Fresh
M ixed Feeds
Steady W o rk with Overtim e
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS
A PPLY AT
J. B. Imlay & Sons
REEDVTL.CE
ALOHA. O R E
) M IS C E L L A N E O U S
R D. B O D L E C O M P A N Y will re­
ceive B lack cap s in 1943, H ighest
• m arket price, Sherw ood, Oregon.
Address 334 SE Yam hill. Tel. E Ast
9467, P ortland.
Dead
sto c *t pick ed 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.
H ID E S ti W OO L. C A S C A R A — A
specialty.
L E E BRO S., 25 SW
Clao1. Portland.
A tw ater 5334-
Turn w ar stam ps into Bonds
P O R T O W C A R call V E R M IL Y E
M O T O R CO. P hone T ig a rd 3381.
f
HELP W A N TE D
E X P E R IE N C E
N O T N ECESSARY
P A IN T S
F or quality, fa ir price and
service
V
•
W ill • W A L L A C E
B E R R Y or anyone
address, w rite E. J.
SE 99th, Portland.
P. T H O R N -
k now ing his
Allm an, 3586
Oregon.
DOGS B O A R D E D — Small, uoc a
day; large 50c.
H oule’s Collie
Knls., Lr. B oone's Fy- Rd. nr T u ­
alatin.
Call T igard 3115.
B onds not bunds for A m erica.
R A B B IT S W A N T E D
G A S O L IN E —
Stam p No 6 in A books valid thru
July 21 for fou r gallons each. Ex-
tra gasoline available fo r driving to
suburban V ictory gardens.
T IR E S —
M otorists entitled to over 240 miles
per month gasoline vations a ie elig ­
ible fo r grade 1 o r grade 2 tires,
W A N T E D Live R abbits, to buy
B T IR E IN SP E C T IO N
now. T op prices paid. R abbit Meat
June 30 Final tire inspection date
Co., 8917 SE Stark St., Portland.
for ca ts with B m ileage books.
P hone SUnset 1722 Open 8 a. in.
T IR E IN S P E C T IO N —
to 9 p. m. daily and Sunday
C card autos by May 31, B cards
; by June 30 and A cards by Septem-
! ber 30
COLUMBIA BRICKWORKS
1320 S. E . W ater Ave., Portland
W ANTED
M EN A N D W O M E N
\ T IR E IN SP E C T IO N
A bookholders must have been made
j by March 31; subsequent inspection
within every six-m onth period there­
after, but at least 90 days apart.
Septem ber 30 is next tire inspection
deadline for A books
for
S H IP S C A L E R S
F O R L O C A L S H IP Y A R D S E X ­
P E R IE N C E U N N E C E S SA R Y , 95c
A N D U P P E R HO UR ON DAY
SH IF T . C LE A N IN G A N D IK K
P A R IN G S U R F A C E S
BEFORE
P A IN TIN G .
W om en must be age 16 and not
over 45, and birth certifica te re­
quired up to 24 years.
Apply basem ent o f l.a b or T em ple
L ocal No. 1404
Portland, Oregon
H igh W ater, T axes,
And John Lewis
Laborers wanted at once.
Immediate job placement !
A pply week da vs only.
‘ HOD CARRIERS '
AND
BUILDING
LABORERS
Union Local No. 296
R O O M 215
LABOR
TEMPLE
SW 4th A T J E F F E R S O N
ft W A N T E D
P rofessional man w ants to lease
house in or near B eaverton on
or b efore Sept. 1st.
Best o f
references, E nterprise, Beaverton.
W A N T E D — 5 or 6 Stvawberry
P ickers.
G ood
accom m odation s.
D rive to M anning take Haywavd
road to J. H. B urch farm 1 ‘-is mi.
south o f M anning store.
p
Stam p No. 34 in book No. 1 valid
F O R SALE 20 Feeder Pigs
*15 fo r one pound through June 30.
each, also 90 W eaner Pigs. Gotter,
F T E L O IL —
at Scholls, Ore., S cholls 8219
Period 5 cou pons valid to S eptem ­
ber 30.
2 4 c k n - P A ID fo r live white fryers;
free pickup serv.
E. E. Luce,
W arren, Oregon.
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—
B E S T P R IC E for R abbit fryers. D.
1' M acDonald, R2, Bx 218, B eaver-.
ton.
P hone 2260.
SYLVAN PLANT
NOTICE
ft P E R S O N A L S
RATION BOOK REMINDER
P A R T IA L T R A IL E R , in good con ­ R A T IO N HOOK NO 2
dition, R . E. Yeom ans, W estdale
June 20- Red stam ps N valid. All
add E llis ave., R t 1. B eaverton
including J, K .
L, and
M. exp iie
¡June 30.
E ach w eekly series good
F O R S A L E Four
Sheep,
three j for 16 points.
Ewes, one Buck. H. A Miller. R1 . July 7- Blue stam ps K. L, and M
Bx 10, Tigard, Or.
¡g o o d
through this date
j
E N T E R P R IS E
M I'L T N O M a II
FO R S A L E
Page 3
, Hello Folks:
W ell,
Floods,
Taxes, and
John
i Lew is have
pushed the
headlines
| back in all our newspapers, and
• Uncle Sam and the )Y orld w ar have
taken a
back
seat!
Personally,
I "Y ou rs T ru ly " aint any m ore friendly
j to the rich selfish galoots that want
; to m ake m illions in this war and git
| a hole year o f "fo rg iv en ess” in taxes
' they have pocketed, than he has with
the big
feller
with the
big eye­
brow s what look like tw o patches of
brush lousy with ticks and snakes!
Y ou know' its a dirty sham e to drag
j the name ‘(John” into such a dirty
I disloyal mess as Lewis has
spued
out!
Lew is ought to change
his
name
er .
, , . to , , sum pthin’ like . A dolph,
..
¡J u d a s! John is a respecktable nam e!
N o w , all you "lov ey-d ovey’’ foalts,
don't get shocked I don't hate Lew ­
is as a man any m ore than I hate a
bed bug as a bug!
I just hate the
w ay they both git their livin ’.
They
have to be sm ashed by peepul what
want to hold their social stnndin' and
this inkludes Congress, and the hole
shooti.n' m atch in W ash in gton !
B A R B W IR E B ILL
!
T R A N S P O R T C E R T IF IC A T E S
June
30 Final
date
for
filing !
transport m ileage ration certificates
1 I T-t and T-2 )fo r third
quarter o f
1943.
SH O ES
June 16 Stam p No. 18. book No 1.
valid for one pair o f shoes through
O ctober 31.
Stam ps interchangeable
am ong fam ily living In sam e house
hold
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The world Is looking for the man
who can do som ething, not for the !
man w ho can
"exp lain "
why
he
didn't do it.
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The hom e tow n paper is like bread
and meat to service men
— V —
i
H> Fred P. II. Clyde
Thix publication assumes no res­
ponsibility for view s expressed In
ibis colum n.
Sentim ents arc cred ­
ited to the colum nist, Clyde, and do
not necessarily coin cide xs ittx our
editorial policy.
this line you may quote me as ssy-
mg
P hooey."
Unquote.
Our
cow has a m ighty nice barn
G er­
aldine is well fed, housed, and pas­
tured.
The garden is fertilized, cu l­
tivated. Chickens pay their own way
but they-, like any other creaturs,
must be well housed and tended—or
som ebody is goin g to get kicked In
the neck. In any kind o f husbandry
d aily,
poultry, agriculture— you
get out o f you r endeavor just what
you put into it.
Y ou always hear a
bunch o f yahoos sounding o f f about
luislng
Guinea
pigs,
m ushroom s,
poultry, ginseng, and Siberian Y aks
- nothing to it.
Job takes care o f
itself.
Just set there and reap in
the harvest
It s still baloney o f a
very low type.
T o my well m eaning but poorly ad­
vised friends who constantly heckle
me about the advantages o f hen's
fruit and chicken noodle
soup- I'll
have my ch ick en s when I can build
a decent set-up that som e poor hen
won't be asham ed or unable to lay
an egg in.
John 1. Lewis has made it known
that he will coyly enter the A .F L.
fold if carefu lly coaxed and enticed
by sweet w ords
1 .atest coal mine
cessation o f work m akes me yvondei
it A. F. L. would lie too smart to in­
vite this prodigal sheep back into the
barn.
O f all the asinine circum vention of
labor's no-strike pledge, this "refusal
to trespass " angle is an insult to the
intelligence o f a people at wai We
Cheese should be aged and
have
will m ake no bones about this fellow background
L im burger, Aged
Lew is he does not enjoy a fond spot Sharp Cheddar,
R oquefort,
Danish
Banquet, Swedish
G jetos, delicacies,
in this colum n's inky heart.
all suys I
Nay says the wife. She
Noyv there's a lot o f people that dotes on these panby-nam by cream
com e up here and look the place cheeses as mild as a baby's breath.
over and com m ent that w c have no Me 1 like them sharp, rich and w ith
chickens.
They couple this along character.
yvith the fact that I am an avicul
The other day I had a bit o f this
turist by trade
(tw o-bit word
for Scandinavian G jetos
Brown
Goat
bird breeder» and throw thirty fits Cheese In my lunch and brother-nt-
why we haven't the feathered gold work Ralph Eaton Inquired as to
mines in our midst.
I painstaking­ what I was en joyin g so much.
In
ly point out that I have no chicken answ er I gave him a m orsel.
He bit
house.
"O h,” these apartment en­ into it rather cautiously and then
thusiasts blurb, "just put them nny- ran hollering fo r water and that I
yvhere throw up a chicken house In had deliberately
talked him into
h alf a day get all the eggs you poisoning himself.
Darned If I can
w an t; have some left to sell” .
To understand people like that
Best Market Prices For
S T R A W B E R R IE S
L O G A N B E R R IE S
B O Y S O N B E R R IE S
Blackcap Raspberries
Y O U N G B E R R IE S
Cuthbert Raspberries
R. I. MacLaughlin & Co.
BEAVERTON,
OREGON
P H O N E 3271
—
Tell you r law yer to send your le-
. this
. . . ______
gals to
paper.
W AN TED
Cascara Bark
Save 20 to 25% on your F IR E IN S U R A N C E C O S T S
O regon Mutual Policies ure N O N-ASSESS A B L E .
Y ou N E V E R pay
m ore than the prem ium on the fa ce o f the policy. O regon Mutual
m aintains more than three tim e« the surplus required h j O rcgou
Insurance Laws.
Highest P rices Paid
O regon Mutual Fire Insurance Com pany
PACIFIC COAST
OF Me MINN VII J .E
Organized 1894— 40 years o f R eliable Service Ctvaa. 1* W alker, Agent
C A S C A R A H A R K C O.
Utili NW M u MNW SI., Portland
O reg on
A T. M M
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Phone 1732
“ E very F orm o f P rotection ”
A dvertising is salesmanship.
H illsboro, Oregon
U.S.WAR BONDS
LP/NG SU/LD AMER/CA 'S
0e Laval
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 AND
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D A IK V
IN D U S T R Y
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EVERYTHING
(
185 NW Park
AT. »461
CENTRAL LOCATION
C lose to dow ntow n
C lose to transportation
PGE
I. P. Finley & Son
SW
s p e e d s the w a r p ro d u ctio n o f
F O U R T H AT M O N T G O M E R Y
A T w ater 2181
C o lu m b ia A ir c r a f t In d u s t r ie s
Riverview Cemetery
> k ^HEY R E striking hard in the Pacific with
planes w e re building on the coast. P G E
delivers the “ striking pow er’’ for Columbia
Aircraft Industries plants.
W EST END
SF.I.I.W OOD B R ID G E
CREM ATO RIU M
M AUSOLEUM
CEM ETERY
P G E provides the power for stamping, drop
forging, machine tools, and for the blocks-long
C om plete Funeral Service In New
Cathedral Chapel at No E xtra cost
R iverview is a co-op erative asso­
ciation with assets o f over *800,000
assembly lines. Round-the-clock production at
Columbia Aircraft turns out vital parts.
PGt
To Get ACTUAL
MARKET PRICES
>
expansion p r o g r a m
helps w a r p r o d u c t i o n
The foresighted PG E management has spent
43/4 million dollars in the past four years to en­
large PG E 's capacity for serving scores o f vital
Ship Y our
CASCARA BARK
war industries and other customers.
W O O L M O H A IR
A N D H ID E S
strated its faith in the future of this region . . . by
O regon Balsam o f Fir
T allow & House Grease
Blue Mountain Hide,
Wool & Fur Co.
1704 S. W . F R O N T A l t -
Portland
For more than 50 years, PG E has demon­
PORTLAND GENERAL
S lecfrU c
delivering
■—
I"
fighting power
developing five waterpower plants, a 105,000-
horsepower steam plant, and by building a net­
work o f lines throughout a 2,500-square mile
territory. Today, in wartime, power on the home
to 67,000 war workers
front produces striking p o w er at the fighting
front.