The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, August 06, 1943, Page Page 3, Image 3

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    Friday, August 6, 1943
Classified Rates
BEA\ ERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
Real Estate Transfers
Sends Bug to College
TWO Cents a word per Issue.
NOTHING LESS THAN 25c
Page
3
mmm w n
Compte A Kohlman Co. to Hans
Paulsen Beck lot 34 Comte A Kohl-
mans Little Homes.
James P Powers et ux to C F Mc­
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY
Laughlin et ux tract 134 & part 127
ALL CLASSIFIED ADS
Bonny Slope 2.
Elizabeth Kuratli to T M Williams
NO ADS TAKEN OVER PHONE
et ux 40 acres sec 36 T3N R4W.
Ella I Brown to M Arch Milligan
! Hello Folks:
Labor shortage prevents our collect­
You see, I have got a Victory 8 acres T1S R2W
Oscar Olson et ux to Richard
ing these small accounts—We would ^ Garden and I captured a strange bug
i that waz invadin’ my "potato patch” . Frank Grolbert, lots 5. 6. 7 & 8 Cad-
appreciate your cooperation.
| I sent him to our state Agriculture boro Acres.
Stanley G Terry et ux to Fred D
and Metchanioal college. Stillwater,
We Publish the
Tweddale et ux lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Alder-
O
kla.
to
have
him
ask
them
perfes-
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
j sers just what kind of a bug he is brook Farm.
MULTNOMAH PRESS
Albin O Pederson et ux to Carl P
anyway!
But I didn’t send any of
TIGARD SENTINEL
the Horn worms I captured fer I Matrin et ux lot 42 Johnson Est add
AI.OII % NEWS
killed 'em and took no "prisoners of Beaverton R.
Complete E a s t e r n Washington
Edith A Brunn et ux to Eugene R
war!”
County and Western Multnomah
The weather is so dry, I have to Blaii et al part of sec 26 TIN R1W.
County Coverage
A L Nelson to Charlie L Williams,
irrigate my tomatoes with “’city wa­
3 1 ,0 0 0 -P O U N D STEEL
We assume no financial respon­
ter" and you know that makes 'em lot 8 blk 6 Beavertbrook add Beav­
HARBOR TUGS ARE HAULED
sibility for errors which may ap
shore enuff "city tomatoes!”
The erton.
FROM FLORIDA T O T H E
U S Natl Bk of Portland to J A
pear in advertisements published
green vines look so refreshin’ these
in these columns but in case
WEST COAST BY LAND IN
dry hot days, daw gonne if I blame Fenton et al part sec 31 T1S R1W.
Marie Kirkley et al to Eugene D
where this paper is at fault will
them worms and bugs fer admirin'
SPECIALLY DESIGNED LOW-
/
reprint that part of an advertise­
the scenery and gettin’ in it!
They Van Kliiik et ux lot 5 blk 32 Metzjfer
BODY TRAILERS.!
ment in which the typographical
/
must be related to Mussy, Hitler, acres trs.
Suburban Dev Co Inc to J C Cor-
mistake occurs
and the Japs, fer they aint inspectors
■
............
/
of ainy property riahts!
Anyway, I der et ux tract 58 Old Meadow
—
FOR SALE
can't say like an old lady in Kansas. Farms.
■Mil-,
/
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..
. -, fi-
Nelson T Cooper et ux to Francis
“ I didn't raise a thing this year but
ma Tic m i A A so cu no * o f
thank the Lord none of my naybors Sidney Burt et ux 40 acres sec 23
Linoleum and Carpet Lay­ raised anything either!"
T2S R2W.
Clifford T Gunthrie to Hilda M
ing. SUnset 3459, 6110 SE
BARBWIRE BILL
Fenton, tract 60 Old Meadow Farms.
Gladstone, Portland, Ore.
Wm Boucsein to Jos. E Calkins et
RATION BOOK REMINDER
How often the expression is heard
So Say W e all of Us
• RABBITS W A N T E D
ux 40 acres sec 32 T3N R3W.
today:
"Be careful.
You can’t re­
I have avoided public speaking,
FOR SALE—Hunth Circulating
Hiram J Hesse et ux to Roy P COFFEE—
place it.”
That warning has been
BEST PRICE for Rabbit fryers, D. Weaver et ux part of sec 21 T2S
Stamp No. 22 valid from July 22
Heater, Aloha 6521.
feeling that one voice to a family
P. MacDonald, R2, Bx 218, Beaver­ R1W.
to August 11.
applied to everything from pins to
was enough.
ton.
Phone Beaverton 2260. We
Geo F Spencer et ux to E W Mor- SUGAR—
FOR SALE—Pigs 7- 8 weeks old.
tractors.
Never was the American
pick up.
lan et ux part lot 44 Virginia Place.
Stamps 15 and 16 in war ration
C. Topich, Rl, Bx 474, Beaverton,
MRS. CALVIN COOLIDGE public so waste conscious.
Elton H Haase et ux to Sidney W book one valid for 5 lbs of sugar !
nr Cooper Mt. school.
WANTED- Live Rabbits, to buy j Davis, et ux part lots 60 A 61 Steel s each for home canning, good until '
now. Top prices paid. Rabbit Meat | add Beaverton.
Oct. 31.
FOR SALE—Poland Chester and
Co., 8917 SE Stark St. .Portland. ; Beaverton to W H Strayer et ux,
October 31—Canning sugar stamps
Red Pigs $8 each. S. A. Götter ut
Phone SUnset 1722.
Open week part Wm Lockerman DLC T1S R1W. No. 15, 16 in book No. 1, each good
Scholls, Oregon.
days only until 7:30 p. m.
Vera F Houghton et vir to Aliina for five pounds, expire.
Juopo, lot 15 blk O Metzger Acres
Housewives may apply at local
FOR SALE -Small Electric Stove
Trs.
boards
for supplemental home cann­
•
HELP
W
A
N
T
E
D
Bungalow type, separate trash
Dale Barber et ux to Johanna Bue- ing rations, if essential.
Help Win the War in an Old
Established Plant
burner.
F. F. Peddifcord, Alexan­
chler et ux part of sec 6 T1S R2W.
Now 100', Defense Work
der Crt., just off Cedar St., Beav­
W ANTED
RED
ST
AMI’S—
Carrie Hansen to F J Erwin et ux
erton.
par t of sec 5 T2S R1W.
August 31- Expiration date of red
Ray A Dean et ux to L B Layton stamps, T, U, V and W in ration
FOR SALE—4 ft Dry Slab (3 cord
et ux parts lots 1 & 2 blk 6 Thome’s book no. 2 (meat, butter, cheese, can­
ned milk, canned fish, fats, oils)
add Hillsboro.
lots). Write,J. O. Johncon, Bx 584,
T
Fritz Eisner et ux to Juanita O Each series good for 16 points.
Carlton, Oregon.
series valid July 25 to August 31; U,
Spencer lot 36 Hoffarber tracts.
Clyde L Lee Adm to Arthur J Ber­ August 1 to 31; V, August 8 to 31; W,
PAINTS
Essential Industry
August 15 to 31.
ry et ux, part of sec 36 T1S R4W.
Additional Overtime at Time and One-Half
series good for 16
Floyd B Tefft et ux to Chas L Vala Each weekly
E XPERIEN CE
et ux lot 1, 2, 7, 8 blk 35 Beaverton. points.
Imlay’s Fresh
Andrew Timmer et ux to Chas. D.
N O T NECESSARY
Mixed Feeds
BLUE STAMPS—
Allison et ux, part see 21 T1S R1W.
riSH E R THORSEN PAINTS Steady Work with Overtime Chas D Allison et ux to Arthur E Blue Stamps R, S, and T valid
from August 1 to September 20.
For quality, fair price and
Manner et al part sec 21 T1S R1W.
service
Otto Brose et ux to O Danielson et RATION HOOK NO. S—
A P P L Y AT
ux part lot 19 Brookwood.
Applications will be considered now
J. B. Imlay & Sons
Armour F Spaulding et ux to Thos at local boards for ration book No. 3.
ALOHA,
ORE
REEDVILLE
M Hamilton et ux lot 3, blk 1 Hidden
STOVES—
Village.
August 23—Starting date for ra­
| M ISC ELLAN EO U S
Ruddwood Inc to L^ella M Todd,
tioning of cooking and
heating
part lot 2 Spencer Homestead.
Work with an organization that is 33 years
Thelma Fraser et ux to Arthur P stoves, covering all new stoves burn­
D e a d 8*oc*t Picked^ up free of
old and looking to the future
ing
coal,
wood,
oil
or
gas
for
domes­
charge anywhere.
Call
Byrne et ux part lot 1 Clements sub
1320 S. E. Water Ave., Portland
tic use, with a few minor exceptions.
div.
collect.
UN. 1221; night call
DENLEY
RENDERING
CO.,
Jane Johnson et ux to Ross J Pat­ TIKE INSPECTION
W A N TE D
Sept. 30 is next tire inspection
Portland. N
ton et al lot 10 & 11 blk 18 North
deadline
for A books.
Plains.
MEN A N D W O M E N
1(1 MINUTES TO CENTER OF TO W N
J J Fenton et ux to Oecelia L Blot- I i EL o i l —
HIDES h WOOL, CASCARA—A
for
zer 1.30 acres sec 22 T1S R1W.
specialty.
LEE BROS., 25 SW
Sept. 30—Period 5 coupons valid
SHIP SCALERS
Carl J Hansen et ux to J J Fenton March 26 through Sept. 30.
Heat­
Clay, Portland.
Atwater 5334.
FOR LOCAL SHIPYARDS, EX­
1.30 acres sec 22 T1S R1W.
ing coupons -one unit, value ten gal­
PERIENCE UNNECESSARY, 95c
Clarence L Wood et ux to May lons; ten units, 100 gallons.
FOR TOW CAR call VERMILYE
AND UP PER HOUR ON DAY
Tidwell et ux part lot 2 blk 50 North GASOLINE—
N W 21st AND YORK ST.,
MOTOR CO. Phone Tigard 3381.
SHIFT, CLEANING AND PRE­
Plains.
Sept. 21—No. 7 stamps in A book,
BR.
0631
PORTLAND
PARING SURFACES BEFORE
Mary Pobochinko et vlr to Elbert each good for 4 gallons, valid thru
) PERSONALS
PAINTING.
I Hannaford et ux part of sec 1 T1S this date.
Women must be age 16 and not
R2W.
TIRES—
DOGS B O A R D E D -3nall, 35c e
over 45, and birth certificate re­
David Weinstein to J C Graffam
Cars with C ration books must
day; large 50c.
Houle's Collie
quired up to 24 years.
et ux 4.185 acres A W Hart Cl.
have tires inspected every 3 months;
Knls., Lr. Boone's Fy- Rd. nr Tu­
Apply basement of Labor Temple
alatin.
Call Tigard 3115.
E V Burns et ux to Ethel M Chand­ B books every 4 months; A books
Local No. 1404
Sept. 30 hext In­
ler, lots 4 & 5 blk 4 So Park add every 6 months.
Portland, Oregon
spection deadline for A book holders.
Forest Grove.
Wanted Real Estate
Philip Millet et ux to Walter H G SHOES—
Headquarters for
Have cash buyer for 1 to 5 acres
Miller et ux 2.84 acres sec 31 TIN
June 16—Stamp No. 18, book No. 1,
NOTICE
improved, with orchard and shrub­
OREGON MOTOR STAGES
R3W.
va'id for one pair of shoes through
bery. for building site, in Tigard,
Laborers wanted at once.
StaTnps interchangeable
John Edens et ux to Jos Earl Man­ October 31.
and
Metzger, Multnomah or Garden
family living In same house­
Immediate job placement ! ly et ux 11.47 acres and prt lot 14 among
HOME-COOK KO GOOD EATS
Home district.
Realty Broker,
hold.
blk 5 Reedville H.
LI LB < TA1 LOB
Tigard 3522.
Apply week davs only.
Mary Walker to Erie E Ditto, part
sec 31 T2N R3W.
' HOD CARRIERS '
“Special Sunday Dinners”
W ANTED
AND
Anthony M Kavran et ux to Rich­
ard A Low et ux, lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
WANTED Trash burner. Phone
BUILDING LABORERS
OPEN 7 A. M. to 10 P. M
blk 17 Metzger.
Beaverton 2343 or
write D. T.
Union Local No. 296
Bullis, Rt 1, Bx 89, Beaverton.
Lee Morris Schouboe et ux to John
T Goldt et ux 6.40 acres Vlrignia Pic.
ROOM 215
WANT TO RENT—House in or
Walter M Willy et ux to Oswald
LABOR
TEMPLE
near Beaverton, 2 bedrooms, refer­
Peterson part sec 33 TIN R1W.
SW 4th AT JEFFERSON
ences given, will pay 3 mo rent in
Frank A Hoffman et ux to Guy
By Fred P. H. Clyde
advance.
Bx 166. Beaverton.
Elliott et al 8 acres CHISM sub div
This publication assume* no res­
sec 3 & 4 T-1S R2W.
ponsibility for views expressed In
this column.
Sentiments are cred­
Benj E Layton et ux to Winfred
ited to the columnist. Clyde, and do
L Arant NEV* of sec 8 T2N R3W.
not necessarily coincide with our
Ted R Zurcher et ux tb Geo J Zur-
SEPARATORS — MILKERS
editorial policy.
cher et al part sec 14 TIN R2W.
for Beef and sheep
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT AND
Comte A Kohlman Co to Isaac A
SUPPLIES FOR THE DAIRY
Killing Floor
ff I I I
l^e thiny* y ° u need by shopping
Morse et ux lot 22 Little Homes No 1
INDUSTRY
Fred
I
Caldwell
et
al
to
John
R
At
the
moment
daughter
Susan
I.
J
jT
through this big bargain basement
Beef Boners and Laborers Caldwell et al 70 acres sec 14 TIN
| Lee, the soon to be four .year old IN
GOOD HOURS—STEADY JOBS
W
1
and SAVE
R4W.
I industriously washing dishes. She has
ALSO
I also informed me that she not only
washed her elbows this morning but
Men to Train for Skilled |
the things you are no longer using
j also her teeth. Being rather suspi-
l Di»tr%s1or,
Remember
your
subscription
ac-»
Butcher Work
for
C A SH -M O N E Y .
!
cions
by
nature,
I
am
inclined
to
lie
1VCRYTHING . .
count, keep it alive.
lieve that a Birthday Party In the
ASK FOR FTTZPATRICK
—'DA IR YM A N * *
offing this week might have some
Do not apply if employed in
spare rooms, apartments immediate­
| bearing on all this display of diligent
r o r t i a m o C m - I alt L a m (nr
other essential
industries
ambition.
ly— turn vacant space into INCOME.
Mammy is lining up Grandma
ARMOUR SCI I LESSER
AT. 6461
135 MW Park
Clyde's croquet set for this gala af­
for
PLAN T
fair.
The little woman remarks in
1 1 1 ya «^things you do not need for some-
| her salty manner that if the kids
COLUMBIA BLVD., A TYNDALL
i S IA / P I WT thing you can use.
Be a sharp trad-
I don’t play the orthodox game the
W T T 1 1 1 er— T R Y IT.
UNiversity 0651
can finish up the affair as usual in a
grand finale of battling each other
PORTLAND
(Green or Dry)
,
with the malletta.
Lovely thought.
C lose to dow ntow n
lost articles quickly— or jobs for 1»
Child care and guidance experts
C lose to tra n s p o s itio n
please note.
those of the family who seek work.
Machinists, Specialists, Helpers
48 Hours W ork-52 Hours Pay
HIGHEST WAGES
BRICKYARD
FACTORY WORKERS
BEST CONDITIONS
Park right at your job and
avoid long nerve-wracking delay
SYLVAN PLANT
COLUMBIA BRICK WORKS
New Modern Buildings & Conveniences
Monarch Forge & Machine Works
GREYHOUND COFFEE SHOP i
COME-AlQNSl
WITH
0e Laval
USE
BUTCHERS
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
CASCARA BARK
CENTRAL LOCATION
SW
FOURTH AT MONTGOMERY
ATwatcr 2181
Riverview Cemetery
WEST END
SELL WOOD BRIDGE
CREM ATORIUM
M AUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
Complete Funeral Service In New
Cathedral Chapel at No Extra cost
Riverview ia a co-operative asso­
ciation with assets of over $800,000
to
B
SELL
RENT
iH im oek C rife ll
I. P. Finley & Son
WA N T ADS
FIR PITCH
OREGON GRAPE ROOT
SKUNK CABBAGE ROOT
ICAR WASHERS
MECHANICS
and Other Crude
*
J Mechanics work 48 hrs per week S
* 8 hours tirru-B
■40 hours stiaight;
qand a half
Good working condi-%
^
ns.
Permanent employment K
OREGON
MOTOR STAGES
506 S W Mill
BE. 3021
PORTLAND
Drug Items
SELL DIRECTLY TO THE
I
WEST'S
LARGEST
EXCLUSIVE
CRUDE DRUG DEALERS
WESTERN TRADING
COMPANY, Inc.
Office and Warehouse
«15 NW 15th A t ,
Portland, Ore.
FIND
A number of my friends and read­
ers who have seen the thousands of
pansies at Clydemont inquire rath­
er cautiously how to raise them.
They tread carefully for fear that we
might not like giving away trade se-
creta.
Baloney
Nothing to it
i except horse sense and work.
Any­
body can raise pansies who will
"baby" them along and give them a
decent break in suitable locations
The Pansy-Viola Tricolor (no extra
charge for the two bit name) loves
moist humus laden soil.
As to fer­
tilizer—it is really a hog among flow-
era.
Its reaction to cow fertilizer
or commercial sorts it startling and
rapid.
Don't be too lavish but a
Pansy will assimilate amounts of fer­
tilizer that would lay normal plants
over In a faint.
Tall your lawyer to send your le­
gala to this paper.
Want Ads
In the Four Tualatin Valley Papers
Brings Immediate Results!
A L O H A NEW S
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E
TIGARD SENT’ NEL
M U LTN O M AH PIÌESS
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