The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, July 30, 1943, Page Page 3, Image 3

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    F r id a y , J u ly 30, 1943
Classified Rates
______ BE WERTON ENTERPRISE, Bea
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Female Help Wanted
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY
A L L C LASSIFIE D ADS
NO ADS T A K E N O VER PH O N E
Labor shortage prevents our collect­
ing these small accounts—W e would
appreciate your cooperation.
| HELP W ANTED
WANTED
We Publish the
B EAVER TO N E N T E R P R IS E
M ULTNOM AH PRESS
TIG A R D SEN1LNEL
ALOHA NEWS
Complete E a s t e r n Washington
County und Western Multnomah
County Coverage.
We assume no financial respon­
sibility for errors which may ap-
pear in advertisements published
in these columns but in case
where this paper is at fault will
reprint that part of an advertise­
ment in which the typographical
mistake occurs.
BRICKYARD
FACTORY WORKERS
Essential Industry
E X P E R IE N C E
NO T NECESSARY
Steady Work with Overtime
APPLY AT
FO R S A L E
Linoleum and Carpet L a y ­
ing. SL’ nset 3459, 6110 SE
Gladstone, Portland, Ore.
SYLVAN PLANT
■
COLUMBIA BRICKWORKS
1320 S. E. Water Ave., Portland
20 acres w ild hay NVV
o f Beaverton. Yours for
the cutting. Tigard 3522
W ANTED
MEN A N D W O M EN
for
FOR SALE—Over 5000 feet heavy
timber, suitable for girders, $25
per thousand. Mrs. Waters, Beav­
erton 3321.
S H IP S C A L E R S
FXJR SALE—Jersey Cow, fresh in
August, reasonable.
Bob Benich,
8th and Maple Shell Sta., N of
Villa Ridge. Call evenings, Tigard.
FO R LOCAL SH IPYARD S, E X ­
P E R IE N C E UNNECESSARY. 95c
A N D U P P E R HOUR ON DAY
SH IFT, C LE A N IN G AND P R E ­
P A R IN G SURFACES B EFO RE
PA IN T IN G .
Women must be age 16 and not
over 45, and birth certificate re­
quired up to 24 years.
Apply basement of Labor Temple
Local No. 1404
Portland, Oregon
FOR SA LE —3 tons loose Hay in
field.
Phone Tigard 3416.
NOTICE
FOR SALE—Burbank Seed Pota­
toes. just out of cold storage $3
per 100 lbs. Wm, Holtz, 4 mi SW
of Tigard on Bull Mt., on Holtz
road.
Laborers wanted at once.
Immediate job placement !
A pply week davs onlv.
FOR SALE—4 ft Dry Slab (3 cord
lots). W rite J. O. Johnson, Bx 584,
Carlton, Oregon.
P A IN T S
' HOD CARRIERS
AND
Imlay’s Fresh
Mixed Feeds
BUILDING
Union Local No. 296
riSHER THORSEN PAINTS
ROOM 215
For quality, fair price and
service
LABOR
TEMPLE
SW 4th A T JEFFERSO N
J. B. Imlay & Sons
RE ED V IL L E
LABORERS
ALOHA, ORE
BUTCHERS
| M IS C E L L A N E O U S
D e a d 8toc*t picked up free of
charge anywhere.
Call
collect.
UN. 1221: night call
D E N LE Y
R E N D E R IN G
CO.,
Portland.
for Beef and sheep
K illin g Floor
Beef Boners and Laborers
GOOD HOURS—STEAD Y JOBS
ALSO
HIDES & WOOL, CASCARA—A
specialty.
LE E BROS., 23 SW
Clay, Portland.
Atwater 5334.
Men to Train for Skilled
Butcher W ork
FOR TO W C AR call V E R M IL Y E
MOTOR CO. Phone Tigard 3381.
ASK FO R F IT Z P A T R IC K
Do not apply if employed in
other essential
industries
PERSONALS
DOGS BOARDED—Small. 35c a
day; large 50c.
H ou I o ' r Collie
Knls.. Lr. Boone's Fy. Rd. nr Tu­
alatin.
Call Tigard 3115.
A R M O U R SCI I L E S S E R
PLANT
COLUMBIA B L V D , & T Y N D A L L
U N iv ersity 0651
LOST
PO R TL A N D
LOST—-Seven weeks white Pig.
Phone Aloha 6144. or write Bx 33
Aloha, Or., Reward, Mrs. J. Alex­
ander.
0
Wanted Real Estate
Have cash buyer for 1 to 5 acres
improved, with orchard and shrub­
bery, for building site, in Tigard,
Metzger, Multnomah or Garden
Home district.
Realty Broker,
Tigard 3522.
De Laval
SE PA R A TO R S — M ILK E R S
C O M PLETE E Q U IPM E N T A N D
SU PPLIE S FOR T H E D A IR Y
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IN D U S T R Y
Monne k (rifell
MsneCsrfwwi A Dl-tnfcuton
teten
IV tR V T H IN G
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AT. «4*1
CENTRAL LOCATION
Close to downtown
Close to transportation
I. P. Finley & Son
SW
FOURTH AT .MONTGOMERY
AT water $181
Riverview Cemetery
W EST EN D
SELLWOOD BRIDGE
MOTOR STAGES
Ì 506 S W Mill
k
1
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DAIRYMAN
IM NW Park
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BE. 3021
PO R TLA N D
WANTED
R ID E W A N T E D -W ork 8 30 to,
5, vicinity Union Depot.
Roy
Davis. 370 Lombard St., Beaver- j
ton.
W A N T E D —Riders
Swan
Island
day shift to Personnel bldg.
Ag-
ness Konantz.
Phone 3351 Beav­
erton.
Professional man wants to lease
house In or near Beaverton on
'o r before Sept. 1st.
Best of
references. Enterprise. Beaverton.
W A N T E D - Refined lady 45 to 50
to take complete charge of 6 room
modem home.
Three adults, 2
working, excellent wages.
Home
phone BEacon 2726. office BE
8704, Portland.
Complete Funeral Service In New
Cathedral Chapel at No Extra mat
Riverview is a co-operative asso­
ciation with assets of over $800.000
> R A B B IT S W A N T E D
BEST P R IC E for Rabbit fryers. D.
P. MacDonald. R2. Bx 218, Beaver­
ton.
Phone Beaverton 2260 W e
pick up.
W A N T E D Live Rabbits, to buy
now Top prices paid. Rabbit Meat
Co., 8917 SE Stark S t .Portland.
Phone SUnset 1722
Open week
days only until 7:30 p. m.
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~ ESO B U S T S « / /
Emma Funk et ux to J C Stowe et
ux part lot 81 Steel's Add Beavetron.
Mark T Cox to Floyd V Stuck et ux
S 4 of SE
of Sec 2 T IN R5W.
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H W Curnn et ux to C J Stickney
et ux S ls o f lot 53 Johnson Est add
Agnes O’Brien to Tom Hoggatt et
ux. lot 11 Glenmorage Park.
A H Petsch et ux to Orbie McVey
et ux lots 1 & 2 Ashbrook Farm.
Geo L Rider et ux to Goidon M
Bouck et ux 5.566 acres.
Ella Cooper to Elmer Hiner et ux
3.27 acres Beaverton-Reedville.
Alice Wautenpaugh to Elmer Hiner
et ux lot 64 and 65 & pt 63 & 215 &
216 Beaverton-Reedville.
J C Graffam et al to David Wein­
stein 4.185, acres A W Hart Cl.
The Reed Institute to D R Boyd et
ux lot 7 blk 11 Multnomah Country )
HAVOmi 4>>v'<-vlT,c* Of 4M *U<fA . . V>
Club add Plat 3
• O B Hartrampf et ux to Carl I Coo- j
lidge et ux NW 1. of sec 33 T3N R3W. |
Soldier’s Life Insurance
Sugar Stamp No. 14
Fred H. Goyt et ux to Nicholas J
Soldiers -at home or abroad—are
Miller et ux 1 acre Spencer Home­
Valid on August 16
reminded that less than three weeks
stead.
Sugar stamp
No. 14 in ration
remain in which they can get Nation­
Wm G Ide to Dwight Parks et ux
j book No. 1 will
become valid Aug- al Service Life Insurance without a
part blk D Doughty's Sub Div Fair-
j ust 16 and
will be good for five
physical examination»
Until Augx
view.
I pounds through October the OPA an-
ust 10, 1943, every application will
I nounced today.
This is on the same be accepted
A G Sandblom et ux to Russell N
regardless of the indi­
basis of previous rations about one vidual's medical condition.
Haverstick et ux lot 4 Burnham trets.
A fter
half
pound
a
person
a
week.
Francis M Brennan et al to Harry
August 10 a rigid physical examlna-
The presently valid stamp No. 13 > tton will be required.
Walsh et ux 3 acres secs 32 T2S R1W.
will expire August 15.
Sells Old Shoes
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Fred W Walch et ux to Gust John­
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son et ux lots 1, 2. 3 & 4 Newton Hello Folks:
Remember
your subscription ae*
Tell your lawyer to send your le-
Acres.
Last week I wuz a cleanin' out my gals to this paper.
count, keep it alive.
H W Currin et ux to E S Pearce wash-house and garage while my
wife held her "big stick" and I found
WHt of S W ', o fsec 35 T2N R5W.
Nettie McGraw et ux to Albert a pile ol ole shoes my son had dis­
He is now
Heard et ux, part of sec 31 T2N R3W. carded fer a few years.
in the U. S. Army a servin’ as a
Chas W Livesay et ux to Geo M Staff Sgt.
All them ole shoes need­
Vinton, lot 2 blk 2 Villa Ridge.
ed repairin'. I first thought I would
Henry Hering et ux to Defense Cor give 'em to somebody and then I
Part Soloman Emerick Cl 46 T1S wondered if the "right size man”
R3W.
would kum along a needin’ shoes so
Anna Shorb to Bruce Lazott et ux I decided to throw ’em into an ole
wore out travelin' bag that wuz about
part Wm Stokes DLC 61 T IN R3W.
The
Washington Cty to Kenneth Herr­ as bad o ff as the ole shoes.
mann et al lots 11, 12, 13 ,14 15 blk next mornin' I put on a flopped hat
about like Bill Murray wears and my
13 Cherry Grove.
outfit looked like I might be “ A l­
Marcella Jeanette Morrison et vir falfa Bill” if I had had hiz handle
BRAND
to Henry Hinck Jr et al, part sec bar moustache!
I struck Okla City
Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
19 and 30 T2S R1W.
right in the middle of the "Drove" of
Henry H«nck Jr et al to Geo J El- shoe repairin' shops that have kum
" C H E E R F U L A S I T S A 'A M E '\
sasser et ux part sec 19 & 30 T2S in like buildin' a prairie dawg town!
i
R1W.
When the " ‘smoke had cleared up” I
National l)i'tiller> Products Corp„'N. Y.
90.4
Richard Barnett et vir to Harriett had sold all them ole shoes among
Proof
Billups, 5 acres Michael Moore Cl T1S the Jews and Gentiles a runnin' them
places and another Gentile stopped
R2W.
Anna M Bolin to Theodore W me and give me a dollar fer the old
Schapphert et ux 8 acres sec 31 T IN travelin' bag now I'm buyin* War
stamps.'
R1W.
B A R B W IR E BII-L
Sophie H Krantz et ux to Herbert
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R Huntley et ux 3.7516 acres sec 7, 8,
17 & 18 T2S R1W .
No Corn for Liquor
A R Ringe et ux to Frances E
Corn cannot be used for manufac­
Spaulding, part Lawrence Hall Cl
ture of distilled spirits and high
T1S R1W.
David Damasch to L J Reeher 40 wines, a recent directive o f the War
Production Board says.
The action
acres sejc 30 T3N R4W.
Need two men able and willing to do a good day’s work.
Duties
was taken to conserve stocks of corn
U S Natl Bk of Portland to Geo W for essential purposes, although the
include shoveling sand Into vibrating riddle, dumping out flasks of
Clarke Jr et ux lot 2 blk 12 Multno­ amount of corn saved is likely to be
castings, cleaning casting, etc.
Requires no skill.
We work a 10-
mah Country club add 4.
small because distillers already had
hour day and 8 hours on Saturday, quitting early enough on Satur­
Geo W Clarke Jr et ux to Thos O shifted largely to the use of wheat.
day for you to get a haircut.
Toon et ux lots 1 & 2 blk 12 Multno­
f l i l
S unny
$56.95 COMMON LABOR
BRASS FOUNDRY WAR PRODUCTION
58-HOUR WEEK
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mah C Club.
The ton of steel in your car is a
R B Brown et ux to Harvey W public trust. You must not misuse it.
Reinhardt et al lot 6 Brownmeade.
Share it—help others to get to work.
Grant C Dodge et ux to Ruther­
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ford et ux 44.5 acres T1S R2W.
Advertising is salesmanship.
Suburban Dev Co Inc to Clifford
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A Guthrie tract 60 Old Meadow
fa rm s
Where did yow get it
From a
Mary Eliz Froebe to Lelah D W al­ Want Ad of course.
lace . . .
.
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Dora F Sears to Arnold E G off et
Be sure to send your legate to your
us 3 3-4 acres sec 23 & 24 T IN R4W. local paper.
Chas B Staley et ux to Norman D
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Dixon et al part sec 36 T IN R4W.
RATION
BOOK REMINDER
Glenn S Ehle et ux to Horace W
Campbell lots 10. 11, 12, 13 blk 34 W COFFEE—
Portland Hgts.
Stamp No. 22 valid from July 22
Rutherford Wheeler et ux to Vin­ to August 11.
cent H Van Dehey et ux 44.5 acres SUGAR—
T1S R2W.
Stamps 15 and 16 in war ration
Margaret Freeman to F A Larson 1 book one valid for 5 lbs of sugar
part sec 26 T2S R1W.
each for home canning, good until
Geo W White et ux to Emmet Ship- Oct. 31.
ley, part of sec 24 T2N R4W.
October 31—Canning sugar stamps
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| No. 15, 16 in book No. 1, each good
1 for five pounds, expire.
One battle won does not t f a
Housewives may apply at local
a war. We’ve got toogher
i boards for supplemental home cann-
! ing rations, if essential.
times ahead.
RED STAM PS—
| June 27—Red
stamp P valid;
! stamp Q valid July 4; R on July 11;
iH on July 18.
All expire July 31.
Buy More
War Bonds
For F f d o m ' s Sale«
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
for
CASCARA RARK
(Green or Dry)
FIR PITCH
OREGON GRAPE ROOT
SKUNK CABBAGE ROOT
and Other Crude
Drug Items
SE LL D IR E C T LY TO TH E
W ESTS
CREMATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
P a s e -3
Real Estate Transfers
WOM AN W A N T E D —For Sewing,
Earl P Genzer et ux to Fred A
general work in cleaning estab­ Snyder et ux SE 1-4 of S El-4 of NE
lishment, one with experience pre­ 1-4 of sec 28 T3U R 4 W.
ferred
Pace Cleaners A Dyers,
Frank P Genzer et ux to Fred A
Beaverton ZHZ.
Snyder S '* of SW 1-4 and NW 1-4 of
R4W.
W A N TE D -—Teacher for Rosedale sec 27 T3N
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school, $178 month.
Apply at
Dwight Pomeroy et ux to Albert M
Mrs. E. Sorenson, Rt. 3, Beaver­ Van Dyke et ux. to Albert M Van
ton. Box 836.
Dyke et ux pt Ralph Wilcox Cl 69
T IN R3W.
TW O Cents a word per Issue.
N O TH IN G LESS TH A N 2&o
On
LARG EST
(RIDE
EXCLUSIVE
DRUG D EALER S
WESTERN TRADING
COMPANY, Inc.
O ffice and Warehouse
*13 N W 15th Av.,
Portland. Ore.
P A Y F O R 58 H O U R S F IG U R E S $56.95
I f you’re not now working in an essential industry and are looking
for a good place to work, come over and see our Mr. Freeman.
Our plant is light and airy and is one of cleanest foundries In N orth­
west.
Centrally located, there is plenty of room to park, so that It
is only 30 seconds from your car to your job.
O N L Y MEN
W H O W A N T A S T E A D Y JOB
A R E SELECTED
Your application cannot be considered if you are now employed In
essential industry. I f you are doing war work, stay where you are
I f you have worked a half dozen places during the past year don’t
apply.
W e want to get to know our employees.
SERVICE BRONZE & BRASS WORKS
SE 10th A V E .,
and M A IN ST., P O R T L A N D
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Save 20 to 25% on your F IR E I N S U R A N C E CO.STl:
Oregon Mutual Policies are NON-AKSESNAHLE.
You NEVE1. pa.,
more than the premium on the face of the policy. Oregon Mutual
maintains more tluwi three times the surplus required by Oregm.
Insurance I at w s.
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,
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
OF McMINVA’U.EE
Organized 1894— 40 years of Kettnble Service Chas. L. Walker. Agen.
Each weekly
series good for 16 |
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Phone i 73
points.
"Every
Form
of
Protection”
Hillsboro,
Orego
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BLUE STAM PS—
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Blue stamps N. P and Q valid from =MI=IIIHIH=HI=MI=lll=lll=lll=l|l=lll=lll=lll=lil=lll=IIT£lll=lll=lll=ni2lllslllSIIISm=lll=lll=lllT
in
1 J uly 1 to August 7.
ill
R A T IO N BOOK NO. 3—
III
Initial registration for war ration
book No. 3 closed on June 10 and
will not be resumed until August 1. —
II
OPA announced that postmen are to =
in
deliver book No. 3 before July 21 to jjj
all who filed
proper applications. m
This book is to be a replacement, 3
H,
when needed, for books No.’s l and 2. ¿ I
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T I R E IN SPE C TIO N
Experienced or inexperienced
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Sept. 30 is next tire inspection
deadline for A books.
III
FU E L O II^ -
Sept. 30—Period 5 coupons valid I Ti
March 26 through Sept. 30.
Heat­ 3
1.1
ing coupons—one unit, value ten gal-1 III
CAMAS
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Ions; ten units, 100 gallons.
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GAAOLINE—
CLATSKANIE
NEWBERG
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Sept 21 No. 7 stamps in A book, j
III
rOREST GROVE
SANDY
each good for 4 gallons, valid thru T i
3
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this date.
GRESHAM
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III
Cars with C ration books must | Ml
HILLSBORO
WOODLAND
have tires inspected every 3 months; Ti
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B books every 4 months; A books
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Our
telephone
service
is
absolutely
essential
to
every 6 months
Sept. 30 next In­ =
spection deadline for A book holders * Ml
= our fighting forces and to every war industry.
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SHOES
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June 16 Stamp No. 18, book No 1,1
Ti
va'ld for one pair of shoes through
fj
October 31.
Stamps Interchangeable I
among family living In tarns house­
Telephone Operators
Needed Now!
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hold.
APPLY TO CHIEF OPERATOR
at any o( the following exchanges:
West Coast Telephone Co.
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