The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, September 10, 1943, Page Page 3, Image 3

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    Friday, September 10, 1943
Classified Rates
T W O CenU a word per Issue.
N O TH IN G LESS TH A N 26o
CASH MUST ACCOM PANY
B E A V E R T O N ENTE R PR ISE, Beaverton. Oregon
Tw o Multnomah Girls
Join Ranks of W A V E S
Ruby Thorpe, sister of Mis. John
E Tuhv. 7130 8W 33rd place has
signed with the Waves and will re­
port to Hunter college in New York Charles H.. in the service. He is an
to undergo indoctrination and train­ army aviation cadet.
She is a grad­
ing.
uate of Lincoln high school and at­
She
Margaret Louise Scrogin, 8321 SW tended Oregon State college .
35th avenue, daughter of Mr. and has been employed at the Ellis phar­
Mrs. Leo C. Scrogin. joins a brother 1 macy in Multnomah.
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A four act drama and a musical
program will be presented Sunday.
September 12. at 7:30 p. m. at the
Church o fthe Nazarene
Presented
by the Watson, family, Ray Watson,
producer, actor, preacher, and vlolin-
ist, his wife and two daughters, 11
and 5 years of age.
1 he Watson family have appeared
-’3 times in Salem and are known
to have run one drama for 19 nights
in one city.
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FO R S A L E ______________
Linoleum and Carpet Lay­
ing. SUnset 3459, 6110 SE
Gladstone, Portland, Ore.
FO R SALE—4 ft Dry Slab (3 cord
lots). W rite J. O. Johnson, Bx 584,
Carlton, Oregon.
GOLD
SE AL 9x12 Lino Rugs
$5.95 and up
Beaverton Furniture Co.,
Broadway at Watson
FOR SA LE —Gravenstein Apples—
$1.50 per bushel.
Fred Leuthi,
Walnut Ave., Tigard.
B E A U T IF U L Davenport and Chair
Sets $134.55 Up
Beaverton Furniture Co.,
Broadway at Watson, Beaverton
Q
workers
Furniture For Sale
Upholstered Swing Rockers
$36.00
Beaverton Furniture Co.
Broadway at Watson, Beaverton
Print Linoleum............ 49c sq. yd.
Inlaid ...................... $1.09 sq. yd.
Beaverton Furniture Co,
Broadway at Watson, Beaverton
M ATTRESSES
$14.90 to $39
Beaverton Furniture Co.
Broadway at Watson, Beaverton
F R E E D E L IV E R Y
W e will pay cash for your old fur­
niture.
W e will take orders.
Beaverton Furniture Co.
Broadway at Watson, Beaverton
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Imlay’s Fresh
Mixed Feeds
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS
For quality, fair price and
service
J. B. Imlay & Sons
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ALOHA. ORE.
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
D e a d Btoclc picked up free of
charge anywhere.
Call
collect.
UN. 1221; night call
D ENLEY
R E N D E R IN G
CO.,
Portland.
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The eyes of the world are on the boys who blasted the Axis
from North Africa . . . and now are forging toward Berlin!
Behind these indomitable doughboys are 67,000 stout-hearted
war workers who build ships, parts for planes, and invasion
barges. PGE’s wartime assignment is delivering power to these
67,000 war jobs. PGE's power on the home front helps produce
firepower on the fighting front.
Wherever the Yanks land, you can be
pretty sure that “ Commando” barges were
in action. They are being turned out by
Gunderson Brothers . . . who rely on
PG E to supply a steady, sure flow of
electric power.
M ore power to the invading Yanks from
HID ES A WOOL, ( A S C A R I—A
specialty.
LEE BROS., 25 SW
Cü^y, Portland.
Atwater 5334.
FO R TO W CAR call V E R M IL Y E
MOTOR CO. Phone -Tigard 3381.
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PERSONALS
DOGS B O A R D E D —Small, 35c a
day; large 50c.
Houle's Collie
Knls.. Lr. Boone’s Vy. Rd. nr Tu­
alatin.
Call Tigard 3115.
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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.
D e Laval
SE PARATO R S — M ILK E R S
C O M PLETE E Q U IPM EN T AND
SU PPLIE S FOR TH E D A IR Y
IN D U S T R Y
Treads for tanks which shattered Rom­
m el’s A frik a Korps are made by Shofner
Iron & Steel Works. Shofner also turns
out valve bodies, struts and dozens of
others parts for PC boats. PG E delivers
light and power to this plant.
The headlines scream the news of Flyin g
Fortresses bombing war plants and blast­
ing invasion pathways. Hundreds of parts
of every F lyin g Fortress are machined
in Portland shops of the Iron Fireman
Manufacturing Company . . . with PG E
supplying the power.
Helping build Am erica’s striking power,
PG E speeds the war production of the
Columbia A ircraft Industries. . . . PG E
provides the power for machine tools,
stamping, drop-forging, and the blocks-
long assembly lines.
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ISS N W Park
A T. 64«!
CENTRAL LOCATION
Close to downtown
Close to transportation
J. P. Finley & Son
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FOURTH AT M ONTGOM ERY
ATwatcr 2181
Riverview Cemetery
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W E ST END
SEI.I.WOOD BRIDGE
CREMATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
Complete Funeral Service In New
Cathedral Chapel at No Extra coat
Riverview la a co-operative asso­
ciation with assets of over $300.000
W hen the Kaiser interests began plan­
ning the construction o f a great shipyard
on Swan Island, PG E jumped into action
and met every requirement ahead of
schedule. PG E is now delivering the
power for building giant tankers.
Portland’s Iron Fireman plant is one of
the three largest producers o f Liberty
ship engines in the country. It takes a
lot o f power to operate the machinery
which builds these mammoth 125-ton en­
gines. Ever since Iron Fireman acquired
this plant, PG E has been supplying the
electric power needed. P G E ’s recent 4 \\
million dollar expansion program helped
accomplish this record.
For 56 years PG E has been meeting every
requirement o f the fast-growing builder
of ships and engines, W illam ette Iron &
Steel Co. P G E war workers share the
thrill of the shipbuilders of W illam ette
whenever aircraft carriers, minelayers,
and mine-sweepers make the headlines.
PO RTLA N D G E N E R A L SCectocc ßanfitottf,
delivering
fightingpower
to 6 7 ,0 0 0 war workers
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