The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, October 29, 1943, Page Page 4, Image 4

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F rid a y , O cto b er 29, 1943
B E A V E R T O N ’ E N T E R P R IS E , B eaverton, O regon
KINTON
WOMEN MAKE TROUBLE
RATION BOOK REMINDER
RATION BOOK NO. 4—
D istribution of W ar R ation Book
—"Sure, w e know w hat W. C. T. U.
R egistration for new ration book
No. 4 took place at the K inton school m eans".
So said th e old-tim e saloon ;
No. 4 w ill be October 26 to 29 at the
keeper.
O ctober 28 and 2».
public schools.
A pplicants m ust
It m ean s—
Mrs. A lex K arpstein w ill have six
W EST HILLS
present their copies of book No. 3 to
sta rs on her se r v ic e -fla g from now
LU T H E R A N CHURCH
—"W om en C ontinually Trouble Us."
obtain new books.
One m em ber
on.
Her grandson, K enneth Brown,
And w ell m ight the m others, s is­
SW C anyon Ra., near Sylvan
r may obtain all of a fa m ily ’s books I
w ho
has lived w ith Mrs. K arpstein ters, w ives and sw eet h earts go a ftei
W erner J. Fritz, M inister
j,
R eform ation Sunday, October 31 i RATION BOOK NO. 3—..
tiie past eigh t years le ft to join the old John Barleycorn.
! M EAT-FATS —
8. S. 9:45 a. m.
TR E A SO N AT HOM E
navy Thursday.
October 30—E xp iration date
for
Mrs. E. L. R ick s w as d eligh tfu lly
It is treason to send our boys over- ' D ivine S ervice 11 a. m.
N eeded brown stam ps. C, D, E and F in book
Serm on The R eform ation
surprised Saturday afternoon, on her sea s and then lea v e them out on a
No. 3.
Series G valid O ctober 24 to j
Treason, w e say, to let them j Today,
75th birthday w hen a group of her lim b.
Series H valid Oct. 31 to
E veryone invited and w elcom e.
j Gee. 4.
n eighbors gathered a t Mrs. I. J. down here at hom e w hen we ought to
U nited Lutheran R eform ation ser- Dec. 4
Xiehers hom e to help her celebrate. be turning out the w eapons. Treason
The afternoon w as sp en t quilting to put them up a g a in st the Japm an vice, 7 30 p. m. at W estm in ister Pres- PROCESSED FOOD?
Expiration date for blue stam ps
' Ira. Marvin R ick s baked a beautiful and H itler, to be killed for w ant of byterian Church, N E 17th and Schuy­
ler. Dr. S. E. E astvold, Pres. P a cific X, Y and Z iin book No. 2, w hich be­
powder and guns.
birthday cake for th e occasion.
Tacom a,
w ill cam e va:id October 1.
The children o f the K inton school
So hear Dr. M eyers as he tells us Lutheran College,
N ovem ber 1—Green sta m p s A, B,
are busy p racticin g for their annual [ that one m illion A m ericans are held preach.
and C in new ration book No. 4 be­
H ollaw een program , w hich w ill b e ) back by alcohol from doing w hat
com e valid for purchasing processed
given F riday afternoon at the school, they ou ght in the w ar effort.
W hat
CHURCH OF C H R IST
foods.
T his series valid through
Sgt. H erbert W ard returned home I shape they are in —so m any of them
G. W. Springer, P astor
D ecem ber 20.
from N ew M exico T hursday w ith , a , —as they sta rt
. the day, sick en s those i Morning w orship 9:45 a. m. Topic
R etail sales of jam s, jellies, pre­
m edical d isch arge from the arm y due who know the facts.
Dr. Thos C hristian G rowth and F ortitude
serves
and fruit spreads frozen until
to poor health.
, ,_ , ,
I Meyers, who rep o rt, th is deadly peril.
F ollow in g the serm on, th e Lord’s
Oct. 11, w hen rationing starts with
Mrs. D. W ard and Mrs. J. H. A ten is P resid en t of The A m erican College : gupper w m be observed
,_.
,
,
use of blue and green stam ps.
entertained w ith a stork show er In of N eu ro-P sych ologists.
D isea ses of i
honor o f Mrs. C harles O w ens on | the nerve system is their field.. And i c E 6 30*0 Vi*8** SCSSlon
*' m ’ SUGAR—
T hursday afternoon.
T he party w as who shall handle our in tricate ma-J E v e n i n g w orship 7 30 p m T opic— ' N ovem ber 1 to January 1—Stam p
held at Mrs. A tens hom e.
Mrs. Ow- j chlnery by w hich we are to loose or J T^e C om forter
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No. 2g ?n book 4 valid for five pounds,
«ns received m any u seful and beauti- w in?
Shall m en w ho are only part
M idweek Bible studv Wed 8 d m
October 31—C anning sugar stam p s
ul g ifts from th e fifteen gu ests pres- th e re ? ____
at the c h urch
y
" ¡ N o . 15, 16 in book No. 1, each good
4401) B L E SS AMERICA
¡for five pounds, expire.
ent.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller of Forest
You sin g it and fa n cy A m erica to
CHURCH
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Grove are stayin g at the Leland F lin t be so needfpl to the alm igh ty God
FOR SA L E —About four tons loose
SW F irst at S tott
hom e during his absence.
that w icked or not, he w ill bless us.
hay in barn.
Can be D elivered
Leonard
C.
Johnson,
P
a
sto
r
R oy Van K leek and H enry H ay­
H ow can God bless us?
Ilis edict
T elephone B eaverton 2792.
39
9:45
a.
m.
Sunday
School,
w
ith
m aker spent the w eek end at Seaside. is that no drunkard shall Inherit the
a
class
for
all
ages.
M iss R osem ary Aten, w ho Is em ­ kingdom o f heaven
T hree out of
W A N TED To Trade— One 15 cu. j
11 a. m. M orning W orship, P astor
ployed In Portland sp en t Saturday every ten who say they can take it or
ft frozen food locker at Tigard |
S ub ject—A fter a R evival,
and Sunday v isitin g her parents, Mr. leave It alone, are to fill the d ru nk ­ speaking.
plant for a 10 cu ft. locker in P ort -1
W hat?
and Mrs. 3. H. Aten.
land.. 2115. N E D ekum Ave. Port-1
ard’s grave.
And w e have the front
to ask God to bless us a s w e send ’ (>, '**) P' m ’ ^ ounS p e o p le s houi'i
land, Ore.
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h is earth people into the pit by th e I a 7
°‘
.
T ell it w ith a w ant ad. I t’s an ef- drink
road
7 30 P
m E ven in g
e v a n g e lis tic 1
FO R SALE—G uernsey Jersey Cow
fec tiv e w ay.
Good m ilker $75.
A. V. Jen k ins
And for you on Ju dgm en t D ay?
” '\ h ^ , r apeakinf ° o s Pel
R t 6, box 625, Portland, Or.
39
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B elieve on the Lord J esu s Christ and * "k‘nK and 8petlal mualc at a11 8er-
i thou sh alt be saved.
B elieve that
FO R S A L E - •Wood H eater. Beav-1
W
ednesday
7:30
p.
m.
P
rayer
the blood of Jesu s Christ clean ses
erton 2554.
391
from all sin. B elieve th a t the record | a fnd ®‘bl* ,?.tUdy The second chapter
a g a in st your nam e being cleared, 1 of A cts w ill form the portion for
study W ednesday.
Come.
God next breathes his own eternal
life into your soul.
H e becom es
ST CECELIA C H URCH
A tten tio n
your new F ath er and—"E xcept a man
T H E A T R E
M asses 8 and 10 a. m.
be born again, he cannot see the
C hevrolet O w ners
kingdom of God.”
So said Jesus
PILGRIM LU T H E R A N CHURCH
Christ w ho cam e to seek and to save
B ox 697, B eaverton
For Prom pt and E fficien t
A dm ission 30 and 9c, tax included that w hich w as lost.
F arm in gton Rd. at Menlo D rive
1 w n . Slimv starts 7 I'.M.; Mat. 2 I'.M.
(Synodical C onference)
W alter R. Buhl, P astor
W ed.-Thurs.-Fri.-Sat., Oct. 27-30—
Sunday School 10 a. m.
C latskanie, O regon
Jack Benny — Ann Sheridan
D ivine S ervices 11 a. *m.
T h is sp ace paid for by an Oregon
GKO. W A SH ING TON S L E P T H E R E
businessm an.
London B lackout Murders
M ETH O DIST CHURCH
AND
Albert S. H isey, D. D , M inister
Sun.-Mon.-Tue»., Oct. 81-Nov. 2—
9 45 a. m.
Sunday School.
D
on’t
throw
out
sm
all
b
its
of
un­
M ISSION TO MOSCOW
11 a m. P reach in g service.
Make them into soap
C artoon I Dood It Again, N ew sreel used soap.
i jelly w ith b oiling w ater.
T h is is j W. S. C. S. m eets W ednesday. *
Grade« 1 or 3— Most Sizes
| splendid
for
w a sh in g
stock in gs,
W
EST
SLOPE
Cut th is out for F uture R eferen ce ¡gloves, lingerie and other finery..
COMMUNITY CHURCH
U N IT E D P R E S B Y T E R IA N
SW Gabel Lane and F airview D rive
W . B urnside a t 13th Ave.
U nited Spanish War V eterans
R ev. H. A. A rm itage, pastor
S y m p t o m s o f D is t r e s s A r is in g fr o m
P o rtlan d
A T . 5161
10:30
a.
m.,
U
nified
Service.
Beavqrton Camp No. 31
"A GR EA T PLACE TO B U Y ”
ST. CEC ELIA CHURCH
M eets 2nd S at. each Mo.
d u e t o
M asses 8 and 10 a. m.
F ro o B o o k T e llso f Hom e Treatm ent that
At I. O. O. F. H all at 6:30 p. m.
M u s t H olp o r it W ill C o st You N o th in g
BETHF.’I.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
O v e r t w n m illio n b o l t I*'« o f t h e W 11,1, A R D
TREATM ENT
......... n m .M f o r n il. I o f
9:45 a. m.
Church School.
■y niptn,ti* of clintress arlnliiK from S t o m a c h
11 a. m.
W orship.
and D u o d e n a l U lc er« due to Exce«» A c i d -
6:30 p. m.
P ilgrim Fellow ship.
P o o r D lg o « tlo n , S o u r or U p t o t S t o m a c h ,
Beaverton
CHURCH of the Nazarene, 1st at Stott
IN V IT E Y O U T O W O R S H IP
Sunday Services:
9 :4 5 — S undav School.
11— M o rn in g W o rship p a sto r speaking.
“A fter a Revival, W h a t? ’
6:30— Y o u n g people and Ju n io r m eeting.
7 :3 0 — E vangelistic Service, special m usic.
L eonard C. Johnson, P a sto r
SPEEDY FREEZE
on highway in Beaverton will have
Bine Ribbon Beef
SATURDAY, October 30th
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These heel were raised by Donald
Heinemann oi Ritzville, Wash., and
won prizes at International Livestock
Show 1943. They were bought and
dressed by Swift & Company.
RITZ
Beaverton, Oregon
GREYHOUND COFFEE SHOP
CHEVROLET
Service and Parts
H eadquarters
for
OREG ON MOTOR STAGES
\
and
HOM E-COOKED GOOD
EATS
LYLE C. TAYLOR
TIRES and TUBES
O P E N 7 A. M to 10 P. M.
Only Lunches Served on Sunday
A.B.Smith Chevrolet Co.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
STO M ACH ULCERS
E X C E S S A C ID
111 II I II I If f Iff
I
I
T o d ay ... when you ask for it maybe you’ll
£et this sign . . .
tomorrow
or the next day you're hound to get this...
JOIN TRIANGLE’S
W. E. PEGG
t i a i i l n n t . H e a r t b u r n . S l M p l . a t n . « » , e t c .,
due to C ic o « « A c id . Sold on I 5 day»' trial I
A uk f o r ‘‘ M illia rd ’« M « « « a f« '* w h ic h f u l l y
explains till« t r u a t u i u u t — tro w - at
M ORTICIAN
B eaverton, Oregon
E stab. 1910 S erving 33 years
P IIO N E B E A V E R T O N 3411
B eav erto n P h a rm ac y
B eaverton, O reg o n
H undreds need
used
furniture —
| place a Sale Ad, If you need the cash |
*Vit<z*HLHä (^Áanye
I
GRAY HAIR?
R E P O R T O F CO N D ITIO N O F
Im p artial Investigator«
h av e fo u n d v ita m in
L alcium I ’a n to lh e n a ta
of some value in chann­
el!? g ray h air, where a
deficiency of th is v ita ­
m in m ay have caused
gray or graying lunr.
F o r exam ple, one teat conducted by Good
Housekeeping m agazine on a num ber of people,
•hoi d 68% of thiwe tested (all age» were in ­
clude! i had positive evidence of a re tu rn of
•om e h r r color.
First Security Bank
OF
B E A V E R T O N , OREG ON
At th e clone o f b usin ess O ctober 18, 1943
A S tate banking in stitu tion organized and op eratin g under the banking
law s of this State and a m em ber of th e F ederal R eserve System . P ub­
lished in accordance w ith a call m ade by th e S tate B anking A uthori­
ties und by the F ederal R eserve B ank of th is D istrict.
N ow t. u s a n d s use G R A Y V IT A . w hich co n ­
A SSE T S
ta in « 10 t. m o f C a lc iu m 1‘a n t o t h r i u t e (th e
u
r
n a m om j u sed in a b o v e teat») P L U S 450
$
142,788.25
Loans and
d iscou n ts
(inclu din g
(156014 overdrafts)
U.S P . u n it« o ( H i. th e v ita m in n eeeaaary t#
U nited S tates G overnm ent ob ligations direct and guaran teed ---- . 1,400.969.80
n_
h e a lth y nerve«. T r y G R A Y VI I'A. See w h a t a
4 8 ,8 1 1 '.IN
différence i t m a y m a k e in th e w a y y o u lo o k .
O bligations of S ta tes and politioal su bdivisions ------- ---- —......—
1,050.00
!
3 0 d a y «upply, $1 50. 100 d a y s u p p ly . 44 00.
C orporate stock s ....................................... -■
Cash, balances w ith othfcr b anks Including reserve balance, and
594,188.05
Thousands Use GRAYVITA
cash item s in process o f collection ...... .......... ................. - ................
8.175.00 1
B an k prem ises owned, $4,250.00, furn. fixtu res $3,925.00
P h o n « , w rit« or c o ll a t
$2,195.989.17
TOTAL A SSE T S
L IA B IL IT IE S
D em and d eposits o f Individuals, partnerships, and corporaU ons $1.254,417 15
Tim e d ep osits o f In d iv id u a ls, partnerahlipSA tnd c o rp o r a tio n s ...
626,366 37
D ep osits of U. S. G overnm ent, Including postal sa v in g s)
202,788.40
D ep osits o f S tates and P o litica l su bdivisions ..........................
43,561.20
O ther D ep osits (certified and o fficers checks, etc
16,812.99
TOTAL D E P O SIT S _____________________ $2.148,946.11
TO TAL L IA B IL IT IE S (not Includ Ing subordinated
tlona show n below ) _________ _
obliga-
$2.146 946.11
C A P IT A L ACCOU N TS
C apital t
(B efore P roviding for
Cap. N otes and D eben.)
Surplus (B efore P roviding for C apital N otes A D ebentures)
U ndivided p r o f i t s __ — ----------------------- — ------------------- ------- — .......
R eserves (and retirem ent account for preferred cap ital)
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TOTAL
( 'A I U T A I ,
ACCOUNTS
TOT,VI. L IA B IL IT IE S A N D C A PITA L ^ACCOUNTS
t
25,000 00
5,000.00
12,943 0«
6,100.00
49,043 06
$2.195.989 17
T h is b a n k s capital con sists of $8,600 00 of capital n otes
and debentures; first preferred stock w ith total par val
ue o f none .total retirable val second preferred ue of none,
stock w ith total par value of. none, and com m on stock
w ith total pat value o f $25.000.00.
SHARE the FEED
PROGRAM
W ARTIM E CO N D ITIO N S have af-
letted the nation's feed supply. Due
lo the tremendous nation-aide f e e d ­
ing program and to the irregularities
of our transportation systems— poul­
try and dairy feeds are not alwa>s
available in the exact amounts de­
manded by feeders.
You can help by cooperating with
your Triangle Feed dealer. Remem­
ber that both your dealer and our­
selves are making every effort to see
that all of our customers get their
fair share. H elp by accepting smaller
amounts when stocks are low.
TRIANGLE MlcLoL,NC
6 6 5 N Tillamook St., Portland, Ore.
B eav erto n P h arm acy
B eaverton, O regon
These men have the
right of rail" with us
...h o w about y o u ?
MEMORANDA
TOTAL
I. H. D. K O E N EC K E. cashier
certify that th s above statem en t Is
belief.
$218,000.00
$218.000 00
3.774 61
$221.774 61
o f the above-nam ed bank, hereby
true to the best o f m y know ledge and
H
D
K O EN EC K E
C orrect.—At tw l:
H A R R IS H HANSON
E R N E S T D H IT E
JAY G IBSO N
D irectors
Rtate o f Oregon, C ounty o f W u h Ington ■■
Sworn to and »ubecrlbed before me thle 26th d»y of October. 1943
W E. PEQO, N otary P ub lic for Oregon.
M y com m ieeton expiree Ju ne 21. 1944
( H E E R F V L A S IT S X A M E
O
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L D
S unny B rook
K entucky Strai
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N
Di-tillers
N ational
a tio n a l D
i s t i l l e r à P P ro
ra d
d u
a i l .
ÜRAND
:t B ourbon Whiskey
o r p ., N . Y .
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90.4 P r o o f
11 a i j 11 it i tu i
Beaverton
Sale Auction
at Beaverton
Pledged a sse ts (and secu rities loan ed ) (book valu e):
U. S. Gov. obligations, direct and guaranteed .pledged to
secure d ep osits and
other liab ilities
$214.(a«> ih '
O ther a sse ts pledged to secu re d ep osits and other liab ilities
(Including n otes and bills rediscounted and secu rities
sold under repui ch ase agree m en t _______________ ____ $
4,000.00
TOTAL
___
Secured and preferred liab ilities.
D ep osits secured by pledged a sse ts pursuant to require­
m en ts o f l a w _______ _____________ __
_______
D ep osits preferred under provisions of law but not secured
by pledge of a s s e t s ______ —__________ ____________ _____
It's a “sign of the times”—that store­
keeper gesture which means “we're all
out of it.” Hut don't despair! Just keep
asking for Old Sunny Brook. There’ll he
another delivery before long.
w,’ re doing our I*est to carry nenricf men
oil furlough wherever they need to go. And
Alexander Barn
on Highway
SOME BARGAINS
3 Double Iro n Beds. Springs, .1 Sim m ons Bed, & Coil
S prings, 6 D m m g C hairs
1 S quare D ining T able, 1
Oa R ound D ining T able, 2 D ressers, 2 Single Iron B ed­
steads, E lectric V acuum
C leaner, p ractically new,
K ange sm all, coal & wood. -p rac. new, 1 Ice Box, good
shape_ b M ixed D airy C ow ,. 15 Feeder P ig ,. 35 to 40 R.
J* * ed
ju st s ta rtin g to lay, 1M ft. No. 1— 1x12 &
1x8, com m on, new. F ru it Jars, H ousehold A rticle»,
t arm M achinery.
during this wartime there are many other
people who deserve to travel without delay.
Our trains are full—to we ask vou not to
Will handle all farm sales
travel unless your trip is really ini[K)rtant.
S’P
The friendly
Southern Pacific
jiit i' 0 m v r r tr m u iu w rryuirei fo r & P. coach »pato
Bring Articles in by Noon Saturday
Sale Every Saturday at 1 P. M.
F R A N K ULRICH. A uctioneer
B R. 6135, P o rtla n d