Friday, July 16, 1043
B E A V E R T O N ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
Classified Rates
W ANTED
FOR SALE
BRICKYARD
FACTORY WORKERS
T W O Cents a w ord per Issue.
N O T H IN G LE SS T H A N 25o
CASH MUST A CC O M PAN Y
FOR
S A L E —H orse 12 years old.
G ood w orker. $35. if sold by Sat.
July 17 p. m.
Pierce, turn right
at Shell station, H aacks corn er,
at Shell station. Bertha-Beav h w y..
H aacks corn er, foot o f hill, turn
right, first house on left.
Essential Industry
A L L C L A S S IF IE D ADS
NO ADS T A K E N O V E R P H O N E
L abor shortage prevents our co lle ct­
ing these small accounts— W e would
appreciate your cooperation.
We Puoliah the
B E A V E R T O N EN T E U P R IS E
M ULTNOM AH T R E S S
T IG A R D S E N T IN E L
A LO H A N E W S
Com plete E a s t e r n W ashington
County und W estern M ultnomah
County C overage
W e assume no financial respon­
sibility for errors w hich m ay ap­
pear in advertisem ents published
in these colu m n s but In case
where this paper is at fault will
reprint that part o f an advertise­
ment in w hich the typographical
m istake occurs.
Steady Work with Overtime
Mixed Feeds
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS
F or quality, fa ir price and
service
J. B . I m la y & Sons
R E E D V TL L E
ALO H A, O R E
) M ISC E L L A N E O U S
F O R SALE D avenport A
chair,
dining room A 6 stool chairs, quilt­
ing fram e, ice cream freezer, gas
lamp C. E Funk. B eaverton. R2
B « 37.
A PPL Y A T
SYLVAN PLANT
COLUMBIA BRICKWORKS
F O R S A L E — F ryers— 1 to 100, B ed­
stead spring A m attress, cream sep­
arator,
m l W o f Bank, B eaver­
ton, on F arm in gton to M enlo d r -
then
ml. South to stu cco house
J. H W in g et. Beaverton. R l. Box
1830 S. E. W ater Avc., Portland
#
W ANTED
•
m
MEN and W OM EN
8toc^ 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.
H ID E S & W O O L, C A SC A R A — A
specialty.
L E E B R O S., 25 SW
Clivy, Portland.
A tw ater 5334.
F O R T O W C A R call V E R M IL Y E
M O T O R CO. P hon e T igard 3381.
Manufacturers of
STEEL BARRELS
For Essential War Work
F O R SAIJ2 Fresh Jersey
Cow,
1 heavy springer & tw o
m id­
dle m ilkers. P rice $60 up.
Alan
Cathey, l ' i ml N H elvetia store.
Starting rate 95c per hour
After 60 days $1 per hour
Opportunity to make
$1.20 per hour
on incentive rate.
F O R S A L E Kale plants.
R oy
Jaquith, phone Scholls 8379, 6 ml
W Sherw ood.
F O R S A L E — 4 ft D ry Slab (3 cord
lots). W rite J. O. Johnson, B x 584,
Carlton, Oregon.
W ill
W ALLACE
B E R R Y or anyone
address, w rite E. J.
SE 99th, Portland.
100% Defense Plant
P. T H O R N -
k n ow in g his
Allm an, 3586
Oregon.
DOGS B O A R D E D — Small, 35c a
d ay; large 50c.
H oule's Collie
Knls., Lr. B oone's Fy. R d. nr Tu­
alatin.
Call T igard 3115.
HELP W A N T E D
B E R R Y P IC K E R S
W anted — 45
acres B lack Caps and B oysenber-
berries, good crop.
On G rone^
Farm , 1 mi N o f Scholls. Busses
F ree— A t Chapm an C orners 5:15;
B eaverton 5:20; A loha & R eedville,
5:30; W itch Hazel 5:40; H azeldale
6 a. m.
R A S P B E R R Y P IC K E R S W anted.
— Three m iles from
B eaverton
Bank, third house East o f Chap­
mans C orner on F arm ington Rd.
M. B. Simich.
Female Help Wanted
W A N T E D —T eacher fo r
R osedale
school, $175 m onth.
A pply at
Mrs. E. Sorenson, Rt. 3, B eaver­
ton, B ox 826.
SHIP SCALERS
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 UP P E R H O U R ON DAY
S H IF T , C L E A N IN G A N D P R E ­
PAR IN G * S U R F A C E S
BEFORE
P A IN T IN G .
W om en must be age 16 and not
ov er 45, and birth ce rtifica te re­
quired up to 24 years.
A pply basem ent o f L abor T em ple
L ocal No. 1404
P ortland, O regon
NOTICE
Laborers wanted at once.
Immediate job placement !
Apply week davs only.
' HOD CARRIERS
R O O M 215
LABOR
TEMPLE
S W 4th A T J E F F E R S O N
m
W ANTED
P rofessional man w ants to lease
house in or near B eaverton
on
or b efore Sept. 1st.
B est o f
references. E nterprise, Beaverton.
JÊ
W A N T E D —R id ers Swan
Island.
Day Shift to P ersonnel Bldg., Ag-
ness K onantz, P hone B eaverton
3351.
I o r tia n o C a t.- S alt lA x tC n r
W A N T E D — 2R iders fo r Swan Is­
land graveyard shift.
B eaverton
2245.
Monroe Umll.. A
Héngfgctirtr» A Dh tribu tort
A *
* fM k
^
F O R SA L E Two Small Houses
partly furn. in P ortland; one rent­
ed.
F or details call
Osfield.
B eaverton 3291.
FOR SALE
34 V-8 Coupe $130
cash. G ood tires, A -l M otor. Dick
K ok ick . R2, Bx 54, Beaverton.
REAL E S T A T E
RATION BOOK REMINDER
COFFEE—
Stam p No. 21 valid from July 1 to
21.
Stam p No. 22 valid from July
W ANTS
22 to A ugust 11.
LUMBER HAN DLERS & SUGAR—
Stam ps 15 and 16 in w ar ration
CABINET MAKERS
book one valid for 5 lbs o f sugar
each fo r hom e canning, good
until
SKILLED M ILL MAN
Oct. 31.
P O R T L A N D D O O R CO.
O ctober 31—Canning sugar stam ps
4701 SE 24th Ave., N ear H olgate
No. 15, 16 in book No. 1, jeach good
Cross Sellwood or R oss Island B ridge for five pounds, expire.
H ousew ives m ay apply at local
SUnset 5707
boards ABr supplem ental hom e cann­
P ortland, O regon
ing rations, if essential.
R E D ST A M P S—
June
27 R ed
stam p P
valid;
W A N TE D
stam p Q valid July 4; R on July 11;
(
S on July 18.
All expire July 31.
M EN A N D W O M E N
E ach w eekly
series good fo r 16
fo r
points.
AND
0e Laval
Mon tag Bangs, cream
enamel,
W estinghouse
E lectric
R ange, right side oven, B eaverton
2947.
48-HOUR W EEK
BUILDING LABORERS
Union Local No. 296
S E P A R A T O R S — M II.K K K S
C O M P Ì.E TE E Q U IP M E N T AND
S U P P L IE S F O R T H E D A IR Y
IN D U S T R Y
FOR BALE
Tw o Rest periods per day
48-hour week
Time and one-half over
40 hours
Transportation from bus
line to plant
3850 NW YEON AYE.
BE. 3189
Portland, Or. •
PERSONALS
|
F O R S A L E M ajestic R adio, one
baby crib.
See H arold R eyn olds
at F ord G arage, Tigard.
AVO N
P roducts
Co., C osm etic
representative fo r M ultnom ah and
M aplewood, w rite Mrs. Edna W ise, A dvantages you have w ork in g here:
M aplewood.
D ead
' i A
F O R S A L E -2 pr ladies shoes, size
4 L . new. 1 new silk dress, size 12.
7434 SW 33rd, M ultnom ah, Or.
RHEEM MFG. CO.
PAINTS
I m la y ’s Fresh
F O R S A L E Stunipage. 55 cords
on F arm in gton R oad near Hazel-
dale, write K J Allm an. 35 m ; SK
99th,
Portland,
Oregon.
Phone
SUnset 6001 .
E X P E R IE N C E
N O T NECESSARY
B L U E ST A M P S—
(P rocessed fruits and vegetables)
Blue stam ps N, P and Q valid from
July 1 to A ugust 7.
R A T IO N B O O K NO. S—
Initial registration fo r w ar ration
book No. 3 closed on June 10 and
will not be resumed until A ugust 1.
O P A announced that postm en are to
deliver book No. 3 before July 21 to
all w h o filed
proper applications.
T his book is to be a replacem ent,
when needed, fo r book s N o.’s l and 2.
T IK E IN SFH CTION
Sept. 30 is next tire inspection
deadline fo r A books.
G A S O L IN E —
July 21—A m ileage
ration
books
expire.
No. 6 stam ps in A book,
each good fo r fou r gallons, valid thru
this date.
M otorcycle D books also
expire July 21.
A pplication form s fo r A and D
m ileage ration book renewals avail­
able at service stations and ration
boards.
T IR E S
C ars with C ration book s must
have tires
inspected
every
three
m onths; B book s every fou r m onths;
A books every six m onths
Septem ­
ber 30 next inspection deadline for A
boojt holders.
SHOES—
June 16 Stam p No. 18, book No. 1.
va'id fo r one pair o f shoes through
O ctober 31.
Stam ps interchangeable
am ong fam ily living in sam e
house­
hold.
Page .7
Christmas Package
Restriction Eased
O h,
YEAH!
C luistm as packages may be m ailed
to A m erican soldiers over-seas w ith ­
out a request from the soldier, from
Septem ber 15 to O ctober 15. the war
departm ent announced today through
the P ortland o ffic e o f w ar in form a­
tion.
The packages must be no m ore
than five pounds in weight. 15 inch­
es in length, and 36 inches in length
and girth com bined. T hey should be
m ar Iced "C hristm as gift parcel.”
Only one such package will be a c­
cepted fo r m ailing by or on beh alf o f
the same person or con cern to or fo r
the same addresses in any one week
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Certified Seed
1 a im ers who are planning to grow
certified seed crop s this year should
fill out applications now .announces
Palm er S. T orvend, county agent.
Field inspection w ork this year must
be d on e with a limited sta ff and it is
im portant that all grow ers w h o wish
to enter crop s for certification m ake
their application early.
Crops w hich m ay be entered for
certification at this tim e are seed po­
tatoes, grain, red clover, ladino clov ­
er, alta fescue, and English ryegrass
Any farm er w h o pays the fees and
agrees to abide by the I ules and
plants certified seed or seed that
m eets the inspectio.h requirem ents Is
eligible.
F urther details regardin g ce rtifi­
cation m ay be obtained by con ta ct­
ing the cou nty agents o ffice in H ills­
boro.
The D airy Anim al C onservation
p iogram
will, for the present, be
confined to the purchase o f dairy
type heifers that should be rationed
for future production.
These heifers
may be open or bred and o ffe r poten­
tially high production possibilities.
Calves and m ature cow s will not be
purchased.
Mr. Madsen o f the FSA o ffice from
H illsboro, states that
con ditions in
W ashington County indicates that up
to the present tim e there has been ft
dem and fo r heifers o f pasture age to
be retained locally.
T herefore, the
purchase o f these heifers for ship­
m ent will not be put into e ffe ct un­
less a local feed shortage developes
that will necessitate selling good h eif­
er calves for slaughter.
Madsen states that the purchase o f
heifei
calves in this cou nty aver­
aged about thirty calves per m onth
during the tim e that the program
was in effect and that the coop era ­
tion o f the farm ers and the tran spor­
tation com pan y was very helpful in
facilitatin g this work.
It may be
continued again when fall freshening
season starts a ccord in g to Carroll
Dwyer. D airy Animal Conservation
C hief o f FSA. Portland.
It is just tw o years now since
¡G reat B ritain swapped horses, took
| Churchill for Cham berlain and settled
j down to win a war.
A ch ange in
¡leadership saved Britain, it will save
A m erica in 1944.
In 1939 President R oosevelt told a
new spaper man w ho inquired about a
Third T erm to wear a dunce cap.
j N ow he m ight tell the boys that any-
|one w ho d oesn ’t think he is running
¡fo r a Fourth T erm can Stand on his
head.
People in cities are unable to get
food and farm ers are paid to raise
m ore food..
No, C icero, you ca n ’t
make us believe even the New Deal
does that.
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Tell you r law yer to send you r le-
gals to this paper.
B a bson S ays. . . .
Continued
from
Page
1
upon m aturity, return 33 1-3% m ore
than they cost.
I get provoked
ut
som e New Deal measures, hut 1 cer­
tainly believe these short W ar Bonds
to be both a safe investm ent an d a
g o o d sp e cu la tio n .
1 say th e la tter
b e ca u se th ere
m ay lie so m e greut
p a n ic b a rg a in s b e fo r e th e tim e th ese
ten -y ea r I miiu I s m a tu re. People with
very little m oney should buy stocks
only du rin g panics
W liat to B u y ?
0
Usually it is better for the small
investor to con fin e his purchases to
stocks listed on the New Y ork Stock
E xchange. Generally speaking, near­
ly all stock s will rise to some extent
in a bull market.
F or the purpose
o f this article, th erefore, let us as­
sume that the trend o f the m arket is
definitely up and
con sid er certain
basic rules that govern successful In­
vesting.
(1) D E P R E S S E D STOCKS. These
com e first in order. T hey should rep­
resent
w ell-established
com panies
selling for less than the am ount o f
their w ork in g capital per share.
In
such situations, the investor is buy­
ing net current assets at a discount
and paying nothing fo r the equip­
ment, earning power, or for the ex­
perience and ability o f the m anage­
ment. Mack T ruck and certain auto
accessories com panies illustrate this
test.
A large num ber o f labor union em ­
ployees. if headed by unwise labor
leaders, m ake m any otherw ise at­
tractive com panies p oor investm ents.
One reason why I have not liked the
rail stocks, as a group, Is because o f
,he en orm ou s am ount o f organized
labor It takes to run the railroads
As a direct opposite o f these stocks,
fi le insurance stock s appeal to me.
They are not m uch involved with la­
bor unions, and. in proportion to the
volum e o f their business, em ploy
very little help.
(4)
D IV E R S IF IE D
STOCKS.
Investors should, m oreover, pay at­
tention to LONG G R O W T H com pan ­
ies
G O O D M A N A G E M E N T cannot
l>e em phasized too m uch.
O N E
H UNDRED PER CENT
E Q U IT Y
is also alw ays wise to consider.
In
other w ords, select com panies w ith­
out bonds or cum ulative preferred
stocks ahpad o f the com m on.
Do
not be misled by technical and
lengthy
"w rite
ups" o f
individual
com panies
D iversification
is a
good guide to good stocks.
Lehm an
I C orporation appears to qualify under
this classification .
W h en to H u y?
There is a fa ctor o f tim ing involv-
1 ed In the buying o f stock s w hich
i is m ost im portant.
In m y estim ­
ate ot tim ing I am entirely disregard­
ing the averages and the chart read
ers.
T oday, the so-called P E A C E
! STOCKS are exam ples o f tim ing In
¡buying. These m ay represent almost
any com pan y that has not p rofited
ja s a direct result o f the War.
<*> D IV ID E D STOCKS.
No well-
I can not here nam e individual is­
balanced p ortfolio is com plete w ith­ sues; but, as a group, g rocery chains
out a
back log
of
dividend-paying
¡are w orth considering.
Others may
stocks. T o bo reully safe, earnings
include building supplies com panies,
should over a norm al term o f years ¡certain utilities and various farm
am ount to nearly tw ice the estab­ j equipm ent and produce com panies.
lished dividend rate in the com pan y ! Many P E A C E STO C K S have chalked
selected.
Yield and stability are the j up im pressive gains, but in the main
factors m ost sought for in this group. 'th ey have a lot further to go. W hat-
But at the same tim e one can be as­
, ever m ay tem porarily happen to the
sured that such stock s will not lag m arket during the next few m onths,
behind in any bull market.
G ulf j I believe this is a safe tim e fo r m any
Oil, M onsanto and certain chem icals
investors to buy a diversified num ber
illustrate this test.
o f listed stock s w hich pass at least
(3) L O W L A B O R COST STOCKS. one o f the above fou r tests.
WILL ITALY FOLD
FIGHT?
/ /
tVURYTMING
D A IR Y M A N
135 NW Park
AT. 6461
CENTRAL LOCATION
Close to dow ntow n
Close to transportation
I. P. Finley & Son
SW
FOU RTH AT M ONTGOM ERY
A Tw ater 2181
Riverview Cemetery
W EST END
S E I.L W O O D B R ID G E
CREMATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
UofniHete F u n era l S e rv ice In New
r a th e d r a l C h ap el a* N o E x tr a co st
R iverview is a co-operative aaeo-
ciation with assets o f over $800.000
W A N T E D R efin ed lady 45 to 50
to take com plete ch arge o f 6 room
m odern hom e.
T hree adults,
2
w orking, excellent wages.
H om e
phone B E acon 2726. o ffic e BE
8704. Portland.
W A N T E D —40 B lack Cap P ick ers
about July 5th.
Call collect (T i­
gard 3510) about tran sportation .
Bull Mt. Rd., 2 ml. west o f T igard,
Oregon.
> RABBITS W A N T E D
B E ST P R IC E fo r R abbit fryers, D.
P. M acDonald. R2. Bx 218. B eaver­
ton.
P hone B eaverton 2260. W e
pick up.
W A N T E D — L ive R abbits, to buy
now T op prices paid. Rabbit Meat
Co., 8817 SE Stark St. .Portland.
Phone SUnset 1722
Open week
days on ly until 7:30 p. m.
A dvertising is salesmanship.
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