The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, November 12, 1943, Page Page 3, Image 3

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    Friday, November 12, 1943
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
Classified Rates
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TWO CenU a word per Issue.
NOTHING LESS THAN 25c
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY
ALL CLASSIFIED ADS
NO ADS TAKEN .OVER PHONE
We PuoUati the
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
MULTNOMAH PRESS
TIGARO SEN11NEL
ALOHA NEWS
Complete E a s t e r n Washington
County und Western Multnomah
County Coverage
We assume no financial respon­
sibility for ertors 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.
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HELP W A N T E D
Wanted
Oregon Trail
Subject for Essay
RATION BOOK REMINDER
The Oregon Historical Society has
Printer, part time for selected “The Oregon Trail" as the
subject for the 1944 C. C. Beeknmn
weekly newspaper. Even­ essay contest. The prizes offered
ing or afternoon work. Pi-1 are four in number, and will be
for the best four original
oneer Pub. Co.. Beaverton awarded
essays on the above named subject
phone 2321 or 308 Pana­ written and submitted by girls or
over fifteen years of age and
ma Bldg., Portland, AT. bpys
under eighteen years of age, attend­
ing any public or private school,
water 6591.
WANTED—Bookkeeper or
good
office Clerk.
H. M. Barnes, Oil
Plant. Phone Beaverton 3231 41-42
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Steady Employment
M ISCE LLAN EO U S
Good Hours,
NOTICE—I will give $5 to any­
one who may have found and can
return my Grey Eversharp Foun­
tain Pen. Mis. J. V. Chandler.
Beaverton. Ore.
41
Essential Industry
Butchers for Slaughtering
plant; beef boners, trimmers,!
D e a d stock picked up free of
laborers.
academy, seminary, college, univer­
sity or other educational institution
within the State of Oregon.
Each
of the four prize winners will also
receive a handsome bronze medal.
In order to be considered in com­
petition the essay must be delivered
my mail or person to the Oregon His­
torical Society, Public Auditorium,
235 SW Market Street. Portland. Or.,
not later than Monday, March 13,
19*4.
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CASH
must
accompany A L L
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Mail or leave
at our office.
RATION H O O K NO. 2—
November 20- Expiration date of
blue stamps X, Y and Z tprocessed
foods, jams and jellies)
RATION BOOK NO. 3—
Brown Stamps—meats, fats, etc
Dec. 4—Expiration date of brown
stamps G, H J. and K.
J becomes
valid Nov. 7, K on Nov. 14.
RATION BOOK NO. 4—
Pro. fruits, vegetables, jams, jellies
Dec. 20 Expiration date of green
stamps A, B and C.
SUGAR—
Jan. 15, 19*4- Expiration date of
stamp 29, Book Four, good for 5 lbs.
TIRE INSPECTION—
A card autos every 6 months or by
September 30 (inspections) must be
at least 90 days apart.)
B card autos every 4 months or by
October 31 (inspections) must be at
least 60 days apart.)
C card autos every 3 months or by
Nov. 30 (inspection must be at least
45 days apart.)
Commercial
vehicles every six
months or every 5000 miles, which­
ever occurs first.
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STOVES—
You can always dispose If it, If
Purchase certificates obtainable at
you use a want ad.
local ration board.
WOOD, SAWDUST, COAL
ll3 llls llls U ts lll= lA = m S III£ ll|S |U = |||H IIIS III!
Fuel dealers must deliver wood,
sawdust and coal on priority based
on consumer need, with those having
less than three months’ supply com­
in g first.
SKILLED AND UNSKILLED
GASOLINE—
Men Wanted
November
21 — Expiration date
stamps No. 8 in A book (three gal­
lons each).
SHOES—
Stamp No. 18 in book 1, originally
scheduled to expire October 31, is
extended indefinitely to provide for
an overlap period.
Familes may
pool stamps.
May 1 Stamp No. 1 on airplane
sheet in book No. 3 valid for one pair
of shoes from November 1 until May
1. 1944.
News items must be in our office
by Wednesday midnight. Due to la­
bor shortage, we cannot accept copy
Thursday unless for next weeks Issue.
Would appreciate your cooperation.
Good Sawmill and
Lumber Jobs
TOP WAGES. OVERTIME PAY
Steady jobs after the war; inside
jobs; draft deferment; good chance
for advancement; good board and
room, family style, $11 and $12
per week; clean, modern houses;
move in today
INMAN POULSEN
LUMBER CO.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Apply days, 1109 SW Stark St.
Phone evening, TA. 4854
S in 3 IIIZ in » M S a iS IH B N IM IW H « N 9 M » N
charge anywhere.
Call
collect.
UN. 1221; night call We will Train You for skilled jobs
DENLEY
RENDERING
CO., CALL OR WRITE FITZPATRICK
Portland.
ARMOUR & CO.—
SCHLESSER PLANT
HIDES A WOOL, CASCAHA—A
specialty.
LEE BROS., 25 SW
Clay. Portland.
Atwater 5334.
COLUMBIA BLVD., & TYNDALL
UNiversity 0651
FOR TOW CAR call VERMILYE
PORTLAND
MOTOR CO. Phone Tigard 3381.
Or Contact U. S. Employment Service
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t OK ¿ALE
CASH
must
accompany A L L
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Mail or leave
FOR SALE Family Cow Jersey at our office.
Guernsey $75.
See Cullen, Beav­
erton, Farmington rd., at Spencer
Vi mile west of Beaverton bank.
NOTICE
41-42
FOR SALE—22 Head, 3-year-old |
sheep, medium grade wool, W. S.
Baumgartner, Beaverton, R2, 1 mi
N of Keedville.
41-42-43 '
Laborers wanted at once.
Immediate job placement!
Apply week davs only.
‘ HOD CARRIERS '
AND
DRY SU BW O O D for Sale—$12.50 I
load in 2-cord loads. Ruben John­
son, Newberg Star route.
Phone :
i93j.
4i tf ;
BUILDING LABORERS
Union Local No. 296
FOR SALE—l ‘i yr. old Colt. M. L.
Hansen, Rt 1, Box 581, Sattler rd. \
Tigard.
41 I
SW 4th AT JEFFERSON
ROOM 215
LABOR
W A N TE D
FURNACE A Sawdust Burner ser- i
vice and installation.
Phone '
CHerry 1236.
41 tf |
SALE or TRADE—For sow Pig —
Female Red Cocker Spaniel. BE.
0772, Bx 436, Barnes Rd.
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FOR SALE—Weiner Pigs, Durock
breed.
Phone Tigard 3549, Rt 1,
•box 378.
41
FOR SALE!—Grapes, Apples, Wal-
Nuts, Pumpkins, Squash.
Fred
Leuthi, Walnut Ave., Tigard.
41
FOR SALE—Team of Perchin
Mares, 8 and 10 years, with good
harness $250.
Phone Tigard 2190
41
TEM PLE
M EN A N D W O M E N
for
SHIP SCALERS
FOR LOCAL SHIPYARDS, EX­
PERIENCE UNNECESSARY, 95c
AND UP PER HOUR ON DAY
SHIFT, CLEANING AND PRE­
PARING SURFACES BEFORE
PAINTING.
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
W ANTED
FOR SALE—Cow fresh Dec. 4th.
$100—5 years old. Tigard 2190 41
BRICKYARD
FACTORY WORKERS
FOR SALE—Double Harness, good
condition $25. Phone Tigard 2190
41
FOR SALE—Full Blood Jersey
Cow, fresh in Jan.
Ralph Catch-
pole, Rl, Bx 386, Tigard.
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Essential Industry
E XP E R IE N C E
FOR SALE-Green slab old growth ,
N O T NECESSARY
4 ft Delivered in Beaverton or j
Multnomah $8 in 3 cord loads, $7 |
del. to Tigard, Sherwood or Aloha, j Steady W ork with Overtime
C J. Staser, Carlton, Oregon, Bx. I
373.
«1-42-43-44 j
A PPL Y AT
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WANT—About 5 acres around Alo-
ha-Huber or Beaverton district.
Partly cleared.
Would like high
or sloping ground, 5706 N. Denver
avenue, 1, Portland.
News items must be In our office
by Wednesday midnight. Due to la­
bor shortage, we cannot accept copy
Thursday unless for next weeks issue.
Would appreciate your cooperation.
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COLUMBIA BRICK WORKS
1320 S. E. Water Ave., Portland
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AT FIRST
SIGN OF A
PAINTS________________
I m la y ’s Fresh
Mixed Feeds
riSHER THORSEN PAINTS
For quality, fair price and
service
J. B. Imlay & Sons
REEDVILLE
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SYLVAN PLANT
W ANTED
ALOHA. ORE
WANTED—Live Rabbits, to buy
now. Top prices paid. Rabbit Meat
Co., 8917 SE Stark St. .Portland.
Phone SUnset 1722.
Open week
days only until 7:30 p. m.
USE
6 6 6 TABLETS. « U V E . NOSE DROPS
You can always
I you use a want ad.
dispose If it. If
Riverview Cemetery
RABBITS W A N T E D
BEST PRICE for Rabbit fryers. D.
P. MacDonald, R2, Bx 218, Beaver­
ton.
Phone Beaverton 2260. We
pick up.
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WEST END
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] MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
Complete Funeral Service In New
Cathedral Chapel at No Extra coat
Riverview la a co-operative asso­
ciation with assets of over $800,000
IS A HAPPY YARD!
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80%
O F A L B I N A Workers Own Their Home
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A L B I N A F L Y S 3 S T A R S in the Arm y-Navy E Flag
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A L B IN A
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A L B I N A Is Doing Its Damndest to Lick Hitler and Tojo
Has Cut Absenteeism Below Peace Time Normal
NOW OPEN
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC WHO HAS SHOWN SUCH INTER­
EST IN ALBINA'S MANY ACTIVITIES, OUR DOWNTOWN INFORMATION OFFICE
SW FOURTH AT MONTGOMERY
Atwater t i l l
IS OPEN EVERY DAY FOR QUESTIONS. 1109 S. W. STARK ST. PHONE BE 2324.