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Friday, December 10, 1943 Classified Rates B EAVE RTO N ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon '• Pilot Tells Fears In Combat Flights w a n t e d Fufce 3 RATION BOOK REMINDER __ Ci 1 Out this out and keep it in your TW O Cents a word per Issue. W A N TE D Someone to do ironing "When you re actually over the purse or billfold. NOTH IN G LESS T H A N 25c and cleaning once a week Phone lar« et’ and lhe bombardier s about to K A TIO N BOOK NO. 8 — CASH MUST ACCOMPANY Tigard 2*05, Home evenings. 4M drop his eggs on a big German fac- Brown Stamps, for purchase of meats tory, you aren't really conscious of fats, etc. A L L C LASSIFIED ADS jan. 2 » —Expiration date of brown NO ADS T A K E N O VER PH O N E W A N T E D - Dump Truck Driver hating anyone— our mam concern is and U. R series We Publish the Tigard 2446. 45 to get your plane and your men stamps R. S, T i through the job and to get home valid Dec. 26, S on Jan. 2, T on BEAVERTO N E N T E R P R IS E I alive,’ says Lieut. Arthur C. tBud) j an. 9, U on Jan. 16. M ULTNOMAH PRESS W A N T E D —TO purchase, an elec Stipe, Lying Fortress pilot of the 8 th KATION HOOK NO. 4__ TIG A R D S E M IN EL tric incubator, 100 to 300 eggs ca air force. Processed fruit and vegetables ALOI1A NEWS pacity. Phone Tigard 3114. E. T. Stipe left the furniture business in Dec. 20 Expiration date of green Bemis. Rt. 1, Bx 84, Tigard. 45 I 1942 to become an aviation cadet, stamps A. B and C. Complete E a s t e r n Washington County and Western Multnomah jin »Si months in England he com -1 j an 20 Green stamps D, E, F In County Coverage. > M IS C E LLA N E O U S | pleted 25 missions over Germany or I Book 4. We assume no financial respon -------- i Nazi—occupied territory. , SUGAR— sibility for errors which may ap D e a d 8tocl{ picked up free o f! "The first mission's the hardest, j j an. 15, 10*4 Expiration date of charge anywhere, pear In advertisements published Call | but even though you eventually re- j stamp 29, Book Four, good for 5 lbs. collect. UN. 1221; night call gard combat flying and flak and see- T IK E IN SPE C TIO N — In these columns but In case D ENLEY R E N D E R IN G CO.. i ing your best friends shot down as where this paper is at fault will A card auto8 every 6 months or by Portland. reprint that part of an advertise an everyday job, you never get over September 30 (Inspections) must be ment in which the typographical being scared explained the form erj at lea8t 90 d apart-) HIDES A WOOL, CASCARA— A student at the University of Oregon I „ .. mistake occurs. B card autos every 4 months or by specialty'. LEE BROS., 25 SW Stipe iS here with his wife, visiting Clav. Portland. Atwater 5334. his mother, Mrs. Nettie Stipe, 2605 October 31 (inspections) must be at MJK S A L E 1 least 60 days apart.) - -----N E Jarrett street, and his father, C card autos every 3 months or by FXDR TOW CAR call V E R M IL Y E Arthur Stipe of Bend. He's being FXJR SALE—Team of Horses and MOTOR CO. Phone Tigard 3381. transferred to the air transport com- Nov. 30 (inspection must be at least harness $100. R. B. Doughty 45 days apart.) place on Wheeler ave., Aloha, if ------—---------------------------------------- - mand. Commercial vehicles every six interested call WEbster 3555, ; J FU R N AC E & Sawdust Burner ser- I II’3 hard to say u'hat Wwa* *he Portland. 45 vice and installation. Phone i ° uK>Lest “ ‘ « “ »«»-it might have been months or every 5000 miles, which ever occurs first. 41 tf i the Regensburg raid, the first shut- if tie run to Africa, which was my ini STOVES— XMAS H O L L Y —50c a lb. Wreaths ■i» tiation into 8 th air force flying" he Purchase certificates obtainable at made on order $1 up. Ilex Nur O IL B U R N E R SE RVIC E—CHerry j recalled, describing shuttle raid tech- local ration board. sery, V* mi W of Beaverton. Phone ) ! » -f 1566. 43-46 j nique of flying from England to WOOD. SAWDUST, COAL 2614 43-46 H t ALT H ■i bomb the Continent, stopping off in Fuel dealers must deliver wood, ! D R Y SLABWOOD for Sale—$12.50 Africa for a day or two, and then re > P A IN T S sawdust and coal on priority based per cord in 2 cord loads. Ruben! turning to England, dropping an on consumer need, with those huving Johnson, Newberg, Star Route. 1 other load of bombs on the home- j less than three months' supply com Phone 193J. 42tf ward trip. I m l a y ’s Fresh ing first. ______________________________________ 1 “Or, it might have been my last SHOES— Mixed Feeds T U Ö E RCULO^S C OLLIE PU PS—For Christmas de- ; j raid where we knocked Out the ball- Stamp No. 18 in book 1, originally j livery. Three batches to pick FISHER THORSEN PAINTS | bearing plant at Schweinfurt, Octo- ( scheduled to expire October 31, is from Houle's Collie Kennels, Rt. ' ber 14. W e lost 60 Forts there." For quality, fair price and extended indefinitely to provide for \ ‘ *éuy~¿VristtTi«$ SfaUj 4Jv. Jtdr\ 1, Bx 85, Tigard, Lr. Boone’s Fy. Stipe, who wears the Distinguished an overlap period. service Familes may ' Rd., nr. Tualatin. Phone Tigard ■ Flying Cross and the Air Medal with I pool stamps. J. B. Imlay & Sons 3115, also three oak leaf clusters, pointed out May 1—Stamp No. 1 on airplane ! R E E D V IL L E ALOHA, ORE. that while the loss of 60 planes in COCKER SPA N IE LS: 2 blond fe-1 ! sheet in book No. 3 valid for one pair ! Beaverton Club Members Brownie Girl Scout males. For delivery Nov. 26 47 j one raid may seem “ tremendous" i of shoes from November 1 until May it is not too great for the destruc 1, 1944. Salesman Wanted Can 5000 Jars this Year Investiture FOR SALE—16 in Green Block & tion accomplished. FU E L O il,— Slab, mixed, $10 per cord In 2 cord Mr .Stipe is a nephew o f E. Stipe W ANT PLEASANT OUTDOOR Jan. 3, 1944 -Expiration date of the j More than 5000 jars of fruits and i At the fourth regular meeting of loads. Reuben Johnson, Newtberg. W O R K in a business of your own’ of Beaverton. new heating season's period 1 cou -1 vegetables were canned by members \ the newly formed local Brownie troop Star Rt. Phone 193J 44-46 Good profits selling over 200 pons Not more than 14 per cent of of the Beaverton Garden club, ac-1 six girls received their Brownie pms R AYM O N D E. UANTON widely advertised Rawleigh home season's ration's should have been cording to assertions of members re in the Fairy pool ceremony Nov. 24. FOR SALE- -Small house & lot Funeral services were held Satur- farm necessities. Pays better than porting at their meeting on Nov. 19 I used to date. 50x100, near Red Rock Dairy, T i These girls were: Suzanne Barnes, most occupations. Hundreds in : daY f ° r Raymond E. Banton, of 6048 at I. O. O. F. hall. In addition they llene Boge, Mary Ellen Baily, Susan gard. Phone Beaverton 2715 or business 5 to 20 years or more! i 15 " Brugger, husband of Mary E. j have-pickles, jams and jellies and write Bx 340 Beaverton. 44-46 Youngquist. Molly Lutz and Betty Jo Products equipment on credit. No | Banton, father of William, Edwin, To Seek Commission frozen fruits and vegetables. Nelson. They are now eligible to experience needed to start—we J°hn, Raymond, Patricia and Mar -1 Warren K. Williams, 23, son of Mr. Practically everything was raised FOR SALE—White Leghorn Pul wear the Brownie uniform and any jorie Ann Banton, all of Portland; teach you how. Write today for and Mrs. John A. Williams, Beaver in their own gardens or orchards. lets, Just starting to lay. A. C. Brownie accessories. full particulars. Rawleigh’s Dept. son of Mrs. Clara Banton, Corvallis; 1 ton, has begun his V-12 officer train Becker, Rt. 1, Tigard, Or., Phone There are now 15 girls enrolled brother of Ralph L. Banton, Albany; ORL-42-145, Oakland Calif. 45 ing course at the University of Min 2783. Call after 6 p. m. 45 and as they meet the requirements, Mrs. Lillian Perin, Corvallis; Mrs. nesota. He was selected for train- New Chauffer Licenses Mrs. Harold Wurd, the troop leader, Mildred Burris,. Salem. Funeral ser- inK after six ycals in the nevy. FOR SALE —1 tablecloth 104x66 in i * 1 1 1 K L .. 1 1 C l _ a _ . 1 v-«. Required After Jan. 1 will present their pins. vices i will be held Saturday in Fin linen satin damask with scalloped j Williams has been on sea duty for December activity plans for the Morninglight chapel. Commit four years, having participated in the ends. 1 tablecloth 60x60 in. all lin< a J| $ ley’s ment Riverview. 1 oval heavy plate glass mirror ^ New chauffeur licenses will be re Brownies include making bean bags battles of Manila, Java and Ball, and --------- -V ----------- and lapel dolls. Christmas Carols 26x15 beveled edge. Apply at in the invasion of Italy. He was on quired in Oregon after the first of E LIZ A B E TH RAZ 7925 SW 36th St., at end of Evans £ | a destroyer in the encounter in the year and Secretary of State Bob will be sung during Christmas week. --------------- V --------------- Elizabeth Raz of 4620 SW Dosch which the cruiser Houston was sunk. Farrell today urged those who wish ■L 45 J rd., passed away Dec. 5. She was He is a graduate of Beaverton high these licenses to apply early to avoid | Service Buttons FOR SALE—Med. size coal C ir-' t mother o f Mrs. Elizabeth Wardin, school. the Christmas mail rush. culating Heater. 2nd hse W of ^ Mrs. Catherine Zirfluh, Mrs. Magda Fee for chauffers licenses is one ! Being Distributed Lake road, Bertha-Beaverton ^ lene Frutinger, Mrs. Margaret Grof dollar. The reverse side of the 1943 . News items must be in our office 46 highway. and Mrs. Flora M. Brooke, all of license card may be used as an appli- | Plastic gold-coated lapel buttons for by Wednesday midnight. Due to la Portland. wear on civilian clothing, to signify bor shortage, we cannot accept copy catioirfor the 1944 card. FOR SALE—75 New Hamp. Red honorable military service on and af New plastic badges will be issued ! | Thursday unless for next weeks issue. Pullets $1.25 each. I. H. Winget, for 1944 instead of the metal badges, ter the declaration of a period of na New Air Lieutenant Would appreciate your cooperation. tional emergency, September 9, 1939, used prior to the war. ^ 40 hours Farmington road to Menlo drive, >e, a — *•--- - ----- — * “ ------- ---- Visits Family Here are being distributed to issuing agen ---------------V --------------- 46 k and a half. Good working condi 8 km i S to stucco house. cies throughout the country, the W ar 5 tlons. Permanent employment. ^ Second Lieutenant John F. Ryan, Department has reported. The in Tell it with a classified. FOR SALE—Green slab old growth who received his wings Nov. 2 at signia on the button is an eagle with --------------- V ------------- - 4 ft. Delivered in Beaverton or ^ M u ia Field. Texas, is visiting his in a circle, the wings extending he- Multnomah $8 in 3 cord loads, $7 J mother Mrs. Josephine Ryan of 4950 I yond the circle's edge. Persons whose del. to Tigard, Sherwood or Aloha. || SW Barbur boulevard. His father, i army service has been terminated un- C. J» Staser, Carlton, Oregon, Bx. k John F. Ryan Sr., is also a Portland i der honorable conditions will be per- 373. 45-48 resident. i mitted to wear the insignia. V - ----------- - Lieut. Ryan attended Washington FOR S A L E —Block and Edging Only This Newspaper Can Offer high school and spent two years at 506 S W Mill BE. 3021 mixed 2(4 cords load delivered $ 20 . To Assist Farmers Brentwood college in Victoria, B. C. PO R TL A N D H. F. Elford, Forest Grove. Phone Such Reading Bargains In Estimated Income Report He went a year to Gonzaga univer 56. Prompt delivery. 45-48 ! As a special service and convenience to ! sity in Spokane. He married Dolo- our subscribers, we are offering bargain l res Lee a year ago in Portland. Mrs. FOR SALE— 1 acre, shaked hse. Deputy Collectors will assist farm- prices on your newspaper and favorito Ryan will accompany him to his next ! ers in filing their declaration of es and numerous household furnish magazines. You can get this paper either timated income for the calendar year | assignment at Hobbs Field, N. M. ings, just East of Wash., Co., line in combination with any one of theso ------------------- 1 - V ___ ____________ j 1943, Form 1040 ES, which must be on Bonita Rd. H. A. Campbell, great popular magazines, or with the 5- j filed on or before Dec. 15th, 1913. A Simple Susie says she'll never mnr- Lake Grove, Rt 1, box 391 45 Magazine Special below. Select the offer ! collector will be at Hillsboro Dec. 11 1 ry for money. She might miss it and you like best . . . then fill in the coupon 1 to 15th and at Portland at Office of For 1 to 10 Acres Improved be left with a man on her hands. R A B B IT S W A N T E D and send it to us. Please do it right away, 1 Internal Revenue Custom House, before paper shortages make it impossihl« List With Us For Quick Sales ------------ ‘V ------------ each day unitl Dec. 15. to fill all subscriptions! He worked and saved and wore BEST P R IC E for Rabbit fryers. D. --------------- V --------------- himself out. His reward is the fin ---------------V--------------- P. MacDonald, R2, Bx 218, Beaver Any Magazine Listed and This est grave in the cemetery. ton. Phone Beaverton 2260. We Industrial research has developed Newspaper, Both for Price Shown pick up. a new blackberry by crossing logan 4616 N E Sandy Blvd. . berries with wild blackberries. High school girl, above, receives W A N T E D □ American Fruit Grower $1.75 W A N TE D —Live KaDDits, to buy Postwar fashion forecast: Dresses tuberculin test from doctor. Tuber □ American Girl . . . . . . . 2.50 now. Top prices paid. Rabbit Meat and sweaters made from aluminum TR. 3769 Res. GA. 0648 culosis associations, supported by □ American Home . . . . . . 2.25 Co., 8917 SE Stark St. .Portland. yarn. PO R TLA N D , OREGON Christmas Seals, help guard health D American Poultry Jrnl. 1.6 1 Phone SUnset 1722. Open week of school children. days only until 7:30 p. m. O Better Cooking Sc Tell it with a classified. Ilomemaking.............. 3.45 □ Better Homes*Gardens 2.25 FOR R E N T NOTICE □ Boy's L i f e ................... 3.10 Essential Industry Laborers wanted at once. □ Child L ife ................... 2.95 FOR R E N T —Nice new house 2 □ Christian H erald....... 2.50 rooms, can be made into 4 rooms. Immediate job placement! E X PE R IE N C E See Tigard Shoe Shop 45 O Column Digest............ 2.95 NOT NECESSARY Apply week davs only. □ Country Gentleman... 1.65 W A N T —About 5 acres around Alo- □ Dog W o rld ................. 2.50 ' HOD CARRIERS ha-Huber or Beaverton district. Steady W ork with Overtime O Farm Jrl. * F'rtn’rs Wife 1.65 AND Partly cleared. Would like high ff 1 ■ J *be things y ° u nee<J by shopping □ Flower G ro w er......... 2.50 or sloping ground, 5706 N. Denver BUILDING LABORERS APPLY AT I J \f through this big bargain basement □ Flying Aces................. 2.50 avenue, Portland, 11, Oregon. O Household ................. 1.90 Union Local No.' 296 W 1 and S A V E □ Hygeia ...................... 2.95 ROOM 215 □ Liberty ...................... 3.95 LABOR TEMPLE the things you are no longer using □ Nature (10 In., 12 Mo.) 3.45 SW 4th A T JEFFERSO N O Open R'd (12 Iss., 14 M.) 2.25 for C A S H -M O N E Y . W EST END □ Outd'rs (12 Iss., 14 Mo.) 2.25 SE LL WOOD BRIDGE 1320 S. E. Water Are.. Portland □ Parents' Magazine . . . . 2.50 W ANTED □ Pathfinder................... 2.00 D P N * T 5Pare rooms, apartments immediate- □ Photoplay-Movie Mirr. 2.50 MEN A N D W O M E N CREMATORIUM | \ C k l V 1 ly— turn vacant space into IN C O M E . □ Popular Mechanics . . . 3.25 for MAUSOLEUM □ Poultry Tribune......... 1.65 S H IP S C A L E R S D Sports A field ............... 2.25 a a n a —^things you do not need for some- CEMETERY □ Sunset Magazine......... 2.00 FO R LO C AL SH IPYARD S, EX 11/ L X thing you can use. Be a sharp trad O True Story................... 2.25 P E R IE N C E UNNECESSARY. 95c er— T R Y IT. Completo Funeral Service In New □ The Woman............... 2.10 AND U P P E R HOUR ON DAY Cathedral Chapel at Nio Extra cost Your L i f e ................... 3.45 SHIFT. C LE A N IN G AND P R E Riverview is a co-operative asso P A R IN G SURFACES B EFO RE ff IWI lost articles quickly— or jobs for ciation with assets of over $800.000 PA IN TIN G . 1 I « U those of the family who seek work. Women must be age 16 and not This Mow «,ta p e r and S Great over 45, and birth certificate re Pathfinder .. .. 1 Yr. u , <, , i . . t quired up to 24 years. Household Mag. 1 Yr. C K N T R A IJ .Y Apply basement of Labor Temple Trite Story 1 Yr. **' 6 only WARTIME CONDITIONS have ef LOCATED American Poultry + T C Local No. 1404 fected the nation's teed supply. Due Close to bus trans Journal ___I Yr. S * 3 Portland, Oregon to the tremendous nation-wide feed Farm Journal Ar portation and Farmer s Wife 1 Yf. ing program and to the irregularities walking distance of our transportation systems— poul from downtown. try and dairy feeds are not always USE TH IS COUPON <; SE PA R A TO R S — M ILK E R S available in the exact amounts de Chech m agatine» datlrad and »and j C O M PLETE EQ U IPM EN T YNI) manded by feeders. coupon to t h it newspaper tod ay I I SU PPLIE S FOR TH F D A IR Y Y osi tan help by cooperating with IN D U STR Y Gentlemen: I enclose I ____ P ien e | your Triangle Feed dealer. Remem me the magazine checked, or the | ber that both your dealer and our 1 M u r a t in e Spec: si, w ith a y e a r s s u b selves are making every effort to see s c rip tio n to y o u r new sp ap er. that all of our customers get their N e a se - fair share. Help by accepting smaller amounts when stocks are low. m ■ ■ H • i M mi ■‘■ Mr l M a 5 CAR WASHERS MECHANICS SAVE MOilEY ON YG1IR NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINES OREGON MOTOR STAGES Testing for TB Cash Buyers Victory Real Estate Co. RRICKYARD FACTORY WORKERS USE A D S <“ B SYLVAN PLANT Riverview Cemetery WANT SELL COLUMBIA RRICK WORKS JOIN TRIANGLE’S SHARE the FEED F PROGRAM De Laval Monne k (m H J. P. Finley & Son MORTICIAN 8W FO URTH AT .M O N T G O M E R Y ATwstor IU I F M M i r V r 4 D M H tartnn Ä * a / ttf* ! 51 or R R. D_ » tV tm rT M IN G Petr Office DA I H Y M A N * ( o « T i > i « C a - l a i r L a m (n r ISS NW Park AT. «441 TRIANGLE “ '¿T6 I - I . J SEND ALL ORDERS TO 66 S N. Tillamook St.. Portland. Ore Beaverton Enterprise B e a v e rto n , O re g o n , In the Four Tualatin Valley Papers Brings Immediate Results! ALOHA NEWS BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE TIGARD SENTINEL MULTNOM AH PRESS
