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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1943)
Friday, September 10, 1943 BI w ER H )N ENTERPRISE, Bt ivei Page 4 JOHN LINDER EDITH HATTIE '•EELEV John Linder late of route 1, box Mrs Edith Hattie Seeley died at "Take a lamb from the flock; hei home in Beaverton. He was She was 3.83, Portland, died Sept. 3. FOR SALE Italian Prunes 3'xc slay it and put the blood on the door mother ol Mrs. A K Houghton of 84 years old. Husband of Elizabeth FOR SALE Sweet Corn Golden | lb. Lloyd Magathon, it 1, box 320 Cros 20c a dozen or $1.00 a sack post.” Beaverton; Mrs G. \. Reed and father of Mrs. Frieda Masters, Mrs. on Davis rd, Beaverton. This was the command of God to Lionel L. Seeley of Portland; Mis. L Bertha Dysle. Selma, Ferry, Albert John S luingdon, 1 mile west of the head of each Hebrew family held A. Kennedy ot kresno. Cal.; sister of John Jr., Herbert and Mike Linder, Tualatin, R4, box 68 Sherwood. FOR SALE Baled Hay. Call at in bondage in the land of Egypt in Mrs. Florence Sage of San Francisco all of Portland. Funeral services “ - -------------- Beaverton Auto Wrecker. "And the blood shal and Charles Grover of Portland. H )R SA L E —Dandy 3000 Magnum days of old. were held Tuesday at Bethany Pres 5 box shells $100. One twin sea be to you for a token upon the hous byterian church. LOST Wednesday night, flat — ------------- V----------------- king 2 ’-. hp. outboard motor $50 es where you are; and when I see "Save the lives of your friends by Door Key. Leave at Columbia T H E A T R E Tigard, Tualatin Rd., rt 1, box 35« the blood. I will pass over you. and What are you doing to help end Market and receive reward. careful driving Elliots the plague shall not be upon you to this horrible war? destroy you when I smite the land 1 OR SA1 i) Whit* New Zealand of Egypt. FOR SALE Gravenstein Apples Bleeding rabbits, hutches and ' Phone Beaverton 2945. Admission 30 and 9c. tax Included feeders Witthar Bros., Rt 1 bx [ That night the angel of death pass through the land and took the Even. Show start« 7 P.M.; Mat. 2 P.M Save 20 to 2 5 % on y ou r FIRE INSURANCE COSTS 423c, Tigmd, on Greenburg road. ’ ed SOME HAY—For Sale. Della C first-born of every Egyptian, from Oregon .Mutual Policies are NON-ASSESSABLE. You NEVER pay Fisher, Beaverton, Oregon the king on the throne to the pris inure than the premium on the face of the policy. Oregon Mutual Siun.-Mon.-Tuesday, Sept. 12-14— oner in the cell. But with the blood G o r d o n G. G rim m maintains more than three Unie* the surplus required by Oregon John Carroll, Susan Hayward on the door-post, not a son of the TWO High School Girls wish to A t K earns, U tah Insurance Laws. Hebrews was slain. Death Passed work for room, board and spend HIT PARADE OF 1943 Kearns. Utah, Sept. 10—Gordon G ing money and attend B H S Grimm of Box 183. Aloha, Oregon, is Over. Also—Newsreel and O reg on Mutual Fire Insurance Company Please write at once Jean Wolf, now stationed at this Army Air For Later, being led out of Egyptian o f M c M i n n v i l l e R4, Bx 507, Everett, Wash MISSION ACCOMPLISHED ces Basic Training Center, it is an bondage to the Promised I.and, the Organized 1894—. 40 years of Reliable Service Chan. L. Walker, Agent Hebrew who sinned was to slay a USHERETTES uni. Assistant nounced by Col. Converse R. Lewis. lamb and put the blood upon the al New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave. Phone 1732 Wrd.-Thurs.-Frt.-Hat., Sept. 15-18— Cashiers wanted. Apply A1 Mey Commander. tar. —“The life of the flesh is in Joe E. Brown, Judy Canova The son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon “ Every Form of Protection” Hillsboro, Oregon ers, Joy Theatre, Tigard, Oregon. Grimm of Aloha, has been in the the blood: and I have given it to CHATTERBOX you upon the altar to make an FOR SALE—Com, potatoes, to Army Air forces since Feb. 8, 1943. atonement—a covering—for your Feature and Newsreel ----------V-------------- matoes. plums, pick anytime ex CAPTIVE WILD WOMAN souls." So, for 1400 years, until ______ M M M M h M M M M b l cept Sundays. G E Baker, Beav CASH must accompany A L L Christ, the obedient Hebrew had his erton, between Hazeldalo store CLASSIFIED ADS. Mail or leave sin covered over . Watson Sacred Drama Players Present and Kinton school at our office. Then came Christ. John the Bap Cut this out for Future Reference tist looked on Him and said—f'Be- hold The Lamb of God." God's 4 ACT PROPHETIC DRAMA BY MANFORD EVANS Lamb to be slain that covered-over sins be blotted out. With His cru- cifiction and the shedding of His blood Christ died for all men—who ever will have Him. Headquarter« for For 1 to 10 Acres Improved AT THE The blood of Jesus Christ cleanses from all sin. Have you made your List With Us For Quick Sales OREGON MOTOR STAGES peace with God on the ground that he offered up Christ for your sins? and u se c ? When the roll is called up yonder HOME-COOKED GOOD EATS FIRST and SCOTT ST.. BEAVERTON will you be these” LYLE C. TAYLOR 4616 NE Sandy Blvd. QUIZ BIZ Rev. Ray Watson, Director THE GOSPEL—What is it,? OPEN 7 A. M. to 10 P. M TR. 3769 Res. GA. 0648 Answer—Good news for men who live in sin and misery. PORTLAND. OREGON ADMISSION FREE — OFFERING Only Lunches Served on Sunday Why GOOD NEWS? Ans.—It sets forth Christ as the V i Friend of the Friendless. What does the GOSPEL promise? THESE FIRMS HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THIS SERVICE Answer—That Christ who suffered for our sins will come in and abide I’egg’s Columbia Food City Market with us. Indwelling us, He imparts 'l)r. Mason C. W. Kepler His life. Human wrecks are made W. T. Stratton new and live by Power From On Coffee Cap Peter B. Caso THE REXALL STORE landa M Thorpe High. I»rs. Welsh Beaverton Millers Barber Shop & Talbert Grocery Cloverdale, Oregon * Mike’s Rasmussen's Thrifty This space paid for by an Oregon 'Shoe Shop Garage Grocery businessman. Walker's Richey AN D Holland Dept. Store Hardware Feed Store CASH must accompany A L L CLASSIFIED ADS. Mail or leave Beaverton Dewey Beaverton at our office. Furniture The Plumber Eleetrlo l Carr Speedy Freeze Beaverton • Chevrolet Food laiekers Pharmacy Kina’s Face's Beaverton Beauty Shop Cleaners Bakery MeCready Texaco Fred’s Asso. Lumber Co. Service Service Doy Gray Findley Dean’s Insurance Milling Co. Drug Store CASH must accompany A L L CLASSIFIED ADS. Mall or leave at our office. _________________ TO O L A T E T O CLA SSIFY WANTED -.Small Tricycle. Tigard 3352 Call I BLOOD ON THE DOOR POST RITZ Beaverton, Oregon “ THEIR LAST WARNING" Sunday Night, Sept. 12, 7:30 p. m. GREYHOUND COFFEE SHOP Cash Buyers Church of the Nazarene Victory Real Estate Co. Deans Drug Store These men hove the 'right of roil" with us SCHOOL SUPPLIES BOOKS ...h o w about y o u ? Seaforth Mens Shaving Sets Lotions, S h a v ing Bowls W e ’re doing our best to carry service men on furlough wherever they need to go. And during this wartime there are many other people who deserve to travel without delay. Our trains are full—so we ask you not to travel unless your trip is really important. Dorothy Gray Old South lines Beaverton Pharmacy Double S & H Green Stamps on All Prescriptions ON S P The friendly Southern Pacific Advance reeervatione required fo r $. P . coach . / n i ce $2 Dorothy Gray Creams Now . . . $1 BROADWAY B E A V E R TO N For School Books and Supplies Advertisement We have Every thing needed t o Start the school year right. See us First. THE OLD JUDGE S A Y S . . . \\ e have a large supply of toiletries, lotions, soaps, mag azines, candy, etc. ICE CREAM Cone, pint or quart or we will serve you ice cream in dish or any kind of cold drink $2 0 ? i “ Good morning. Doc Your good wife tells me you're working night and day now dial mi manyoi the younger doctomare in 1 he « m y .” “ That'sright. ju dge,and I'm (lad I able to do it. Had a long letter from Harry... that bright young fellow I was breakin' in to take over my practice. He said the boys in the service are getting the best medical care of any armed force in our history. They teally should with all those brilliant doctors and plenty of aupplies to work with ” *'Sh akin g of supplies. Doc. not many people realize that a large part of the war- alcohol required to make the medical sup plies that are being used right this minute to alleviate pain, comhat infection and save human lives, is produced by the beverage distilling industry. T his entire industry stopped making whiskey months ago and has been working night and day producing nothing but war-alcolk>l.” "Nobody knows better than I, Judge, Drugs, Prescriptions filled Accurately and Promptly what an important contribution to our war effort that really is." ri .4 m M k Imdtacm. 'll
