The Beaverton enterprise., March 10, 1944, Page Page 3, Image 3

BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
Friday, M arch 10, 1944
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MULTNOMAH PRESS
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Complete Eastern Wasnington County
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FOR SALE
FO R SA LE - 50x100 lot at Multno­
mah on bus line
WE. 2303
6
FO R SALE—Several pair ladies
shoes 6’ a C $2-$3
W E 2303
6
K ) R SALE—Seed Potatoes laige
or small also large Victrola & 50
or 60 records mahogany case cheap
Mrs Dora Hanners across from Av- ,
alon park R1 Box 235
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FOR SALE!— 8 mo old RI Red
Pullets laying $1.75 ea. Beaverton
2371
Mrs Shank R3-Bx 15-1
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FO R SALE—Waxed Oak Dining :
Table & Chairs, perfect condition.
& Couch
W E 2303
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FOR SALE—Potatoes, large and
small, Netted Gems $1 and $1.50 an
apple box full O. Hildebrandt, 2nd ;
road E of McDonalds store, Tigard
Good for seed.
5-7
FO R SALE—Block and Edging
mixed 2V 4 cords load delivered $20.
4 ft. green slab 2M cord lot $7.
cord. H. F. Elford, Forest Grove, j
Phone 56. Prompt delivery.
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FOR SALE—2 cords
See Mrs.
Magathon,
Bldg..
Short
and
Beaverton.
wood—cut.
Enterprise
Highway,
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RATION BOOK REMINDER
Farmers Should Im prove
Their Land— Better C rops
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS
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ADVANCE PORK RATION—
The 1M
AAA program includes
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vlUld ^
meat
practices for Improving .pasture lands, pomt8 fo f advance use in purchase of
reports Palmer S. ioryend, county
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farm oa lyrF ^
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a*ient. in announcing details of pro- brown
u ln t>ook. No. 3 and red
LOST & FOUND
duction practices expressly designed sta
numbered 'W and lettered
output of livestock ,.A„ through M ln UHlli _No 4 u.uch
FOUND—At Short street and hi for increasing
way. Chauffeur license pin. State ! Products,
will hoth i n ’ red ._ . *tamP 8° ° d to t 10 point«, re­
of Oregon, 1944. Call at Enterprise ! Abundant pastures
gardless of the point value printed on
office. Beaverton and identify
tf ! crease Production and cut down pro- thejn
auction costs, especially for the dairy
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LOST—Three keys in string If producer, the 1944 program a ffo rd s ,
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found bring to Wayside Store Ti- county producers unlimited opportun- *-5lowa f' tan,P*> ,or purchase of meats
gard by grade school
6 ; ity for carrying out proven p ra ctices! Ia*f’ et5‘
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for stepping up carrying capacity ot
March » - E x p ir a t io n date of brown
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our pastures.
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AND MAGAZINES
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FOR R E N T—Five a cre , ¿ T in ™ «> n . will permit a farm operator ¿ ¡ « J »
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Tokens will be
spot, small house own water s y s -'to « " ’T out and r e c e d e payment for stan ds K. L and M
as given on and after February 27, in
tern and wood, electricity, chick- M many Production practice,
en house with 2 batteries 132 unit
farm needs- Washington county
ration date of red
each, chickens, barn, pasture. elec' 1 « ^ t h e ^ w i d e t ^ g e " © ! * practices in- s t a m p s ^ . B8 C8, D8, E8 and F8 in
trie fence.
Davis Rd . o ff High- and the wlde ,ange or ptactices in
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land which is 1 mile v est o f Heav- <=laded >n the program offer a m a x i- Ration »wok N
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K mum of assistance to livestock pro- cheese, canned mutt, iisn,
oust r^cn
r r o n k L F Rt Î R fa v fn o n
Queers in building up pastures for stamp has a 10-point value.
Series
greater production of milk and meat. AS, B8, and C8, valid on Deb. 27;
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Practices and rates o f payment in- series D8, E8, and F8 valid on March
elude:
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M IS C E L L A N E O U S
Application of lime and phosphate
May 20 Expiration date of blue
On the beaches of Italy, in the
at $8.30 a ton for 95 percent lime stamps A 8, B8. C8, D8, and E8, in ta-
I PAY CASH for old bldgs, Ga- and $24 a ton ior 20 percent phos-I tion book 4 »processed fruits and jungles of the Pacific— planes, tanks,
rages. Barns, or what have y o u ? ; phate
vegetables, jjjnis and Jellies). All artillery must move— and fast; no
( H 3390, H Minier, Garden Home
Construction of drainage ditches j valid starting I-eb. 27.
such stamp waiting to build roads or airfields.
Oregon
and tile drainage at $3 per 100 lin- has a 10-point value,
That’s when our soldiers must un­
roll these “ steel mattresses,” as you
TRACTOR W O R K By job and by ear feet for open ditches .and 40 cents I SUGAR—
Stamp No. 30 in book No. 4 valid
see them in this photo. Your War
davs work phone Tigard 2175 6-14 a
fo ^ U‘ e
Control of destructive plants, such indefinitely for five pounds.
Bonds m v for them
NURSERY SALES Y A R D Fruit, as briars poison oak. blackberries
Stamp No. 31 will become valid
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f . S. Treasury Veearimeni
& Nut Trees on SW 64th on Bar- and similar plants, $1 to $4 an acre. ¡April 1 for five pounds.
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ber Blvd across from Villa Ridge depending on degree o f infestation.
Stamp No. 40 valid for five pounds
Closed Sunday
V M Chousse 6-7
Improving pastures by .emoval of | home canning augai to February!
A great many people are finding
out that they can always live on less
shrubs and logs. levelling hummocks. 28, 1945.
when they have more to live for.
PAPERIN G— Painting, and Paper- rodent control removing loose stones. SHOES
Stamp No. 18, Book 1, and Air­
ing, neat experienced
workman. and debris, $5 an acre.
L. L. Seeley,
Phone Beaverton j Mowing weeds in pastures, 50 cents plane stamp No. 1, Book 3, valid
indefinitely for one pair each. Loose
2516.
50tf j pel. acre for each mowing.
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Rodent control, 10 cents per pound stamps not accepted.
D e a d « t ^ k plck-td up t re. o f | o f p0i80n bait u.e*i
OPA has announced another shoe |
charge anywhere.
Call
Seeding pastures. 15 cents to 45 stamp designated will become valid
May 1.
DEN LEY R E N D E R I N G * “ c ô " | cents Pe '\ pound üf 8ee<1' d<“pendin* FUEL OIL—
Ion varieties used.
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Portland.
Many o f the practices require p r l o f March 13 Expiration date of per-!
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approval of the county AAA commit- uxl 3 fuel oil coupon.
Period 4 con­
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ger i' Or Repaitinti & Cleaning of tee before payment may be a u th oi-;pon s valid bebruary 8 to September
Not more than 63 per cent of
5.9 ! ized for them
them, to make sure they will 30.
Radiators and Motor Work.
make an adequate contribution to season s rations should have been
w » ,, n s r i D i
a increasing production, the com m ittee used t<> date.
HIDES & i WOOL,
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men pointed out. Farmers who want GASOLINE
specialty.
LEE BROS., M S W , to earn payment for carrying
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March
21 Expiration
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out t th
the
March 21
date of No.
Clay Portland.
AT. 5334.
__ I practices should make sure they work 10 coupons in A book. 3 gal. each
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v f r m i t v ie lo u t a plan sheet with their comniun I Coupons must be endorsed as soon as
rO R TOW CAR cal1 V E RM ILYE I
committeeman or at the county 1 received your protection against the
. . . "I can't provide you
MOTOR CO., Phone Tigard 3381 tf offlce jn Hillsboro during the next I lack market.
any extension 'phones in
CUSTOM TRACTOR W O R K Let
months, in connection with their HUE INSPECTION—
by March 31,
us plow your garden.
H o w a rd ! sigm-up for 1944 war food
production
A eveiy b months.
your h o m e , or other
WAR BONDS
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a
O nly T h is N e w sp ap e r Can O ffer
S u c h R e a d in g B a r g a in s
A* a special service aod convenience to
our subscribers, we »re offering barium
prices oo your newspaper and fjvunta
magazines. You can gel this pap'ir cither
In combination with any one of the*«
great popular magazines, or with the 5-
Magaiune Special below. Select the orfef
you like best . . . then fill in the coupon
and send it to ua Please do it right away,
before paper ahortages make it impossible
t o fill all subscriptions!
Any Magazine Listed and This
Newspaper. Both for Price Shown ’
American Fruit Grower$ 1 . 7 S
American G i r l ............ 2.50
American H orn«.......... 2.25
American Poultry JrnL 1.6}
Better Cooking Si
Homemaking.............. 3.45
G Better Homes & Gardens 2.25
D Bpy’a Life
................ 3.10
O Child L ife .................... 2.9$
□ Christian H era ld ........ 2.50
D Column Digest............ 2.95
G Country Gentleman. . . 1.65
O Dog W o rld .................. 2.50
D Farm Jrl. & F'rm’rs Wife 1.65
□ Flower G r o w e r.......... 2.50
O Flying Ace*................... 2.50
G Household ................... 1.90
Hygeia ......................... 2.95
D Liberty ........................ 3 95
3 Nature (10 Iss., 12 Mo.) 3 45
3 Open R’d ( 12 Iss., 14 M.) 2.25
I Outd’rt (12 Iss., 14 Mo.) 2.25
I Parents’ Magazine . . . . 2.50
I Pathfinder.................... 2.00
O Photoplay - Movie Mirr. 2.50
H Popular Mechanics . . , 3.25
I Poultry Tribune.......... 1.65
I Sports A field............ .... 2.25
I Sunset Magazine.......... 2.00
G Thte Story..................... 2.25
O The W om an ................ 2.10
G Your L i f e .................... 3.4$
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special 28, telephone equip­
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4 months by February
1944.
ment— except for defense
c every 3 months by Feb. 28, 1944.
^worft— uintil this war is
x every 6 mo or 5,000 miles of
P A IN T S
over and the victory is
driving.
won.
STOVRe­
Im lay’s Fresh
purchase certificates obtainable at
local ration board
M ixed Feeds
“ Telephone materials are in
WOOD, SAWDUST, COAL
W ANTED
the same class as automobiles
FISHER TH0RSEN PAINTS
Fuel dealers must deliver wood,
and tires, — going all-out for
What did Americans do with their
F'or quality, fair price and
sawdust and coal on priority based
National
Defense. We are going
W AN TED—A doll buggy; a doll
Christmas
turkey
bones?
People
in
service
to feel the pinch, but we'll glad­
bed; a large tricycle.
Phone
England saved their Christmas tur- on consumer need, with those having 1
J. B. Im lay & Sons
ly sacrifice our convenience for
key bones to produce enough cordite, ’ less than thiee months supply com -.
Beaverton 2191
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ALOHA, ORE (smokeless powder) for 8.000 anti- ,n8
RE ED VILLE
the vital job of licking the
Axis.”
aircraft
shells!
W AN TED—Carpenter work
and
No sacrifice short of the sacrifice |
Your home town paper is only $1
saw filing
R t 1, Bx 241, 1 mi. S a year
of
individual liberty, individual self
Subscribe now.
on Progress Rd. M. L. Pettijohn 8
Beans for baking can be extra de­ respect, and individual enterprise is |
Ten thousand bullets to
W A R BONDS are your shares in | licious if soaked in water, before too great a price to pay for perman-1
shoot down the Japs can be
I baking.
I ent peace.
W AN TED—Woman for light laun­ “American Preferred."
made from the coppet in
dry in your house or ours, also wo­
one mile of telephone wire.
man for housework one day a j
Steel, rubber, lead, etc., fn-
week.
Telephone Beaverton 3847.
dispemible to telephone con-
J. B. Cronnelin
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jtmcfion, are vitally needed
THIS A D V E R T I S E M E N T , O N E O F »
for war production.
FO R SALE WOOD—16 in. green
block and slab $10 per cord in 2
cord load; green slab 16 in. $9 a
cord In 2 cord loads.
Ruben
Johnson,
Newberg Star
route.
Phone 193J.
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Wm. Smith, Johnson
Rd. &
ion sts., Phone Beaverton -4b_ 4tf
R A B B IT S W A N T E D
Divis-1
Allied forces in the South Pa-
cific have had to change their day
for church services The Japs staged
Sunday night raids hoping to find
! the men o ff duty.
So now each unit
has a different day for religious ser­
vices.
TO THE w a r e e e o r t .
T
NT R IB U T ,O N
Post March Ih h and in Co///er'fM otc ) i
W ANTED—Live Katmits, 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.
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American Poultry
Journal....... 1 Yr.
Farm Journal $t
Farmer'* Wife 1 Y».
$075
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LOCATED
Close to bus trans­
p ortation
and
walking
distance
from downtown.
ONE PAPER
ount this man among the hard
fighters for a United Nations’
victory. Seven days a week, every
week, he is in the front line of the
battle for food
His “ objective” has been set. He
is to help produce more milk than
the nation has ever produced before,
milk and the products of milk being
rich in nutrients we all need for
health and strength and stamina
• Because cfdtse carries important
food values of milk in concentrated,
shippable form, the Government's
requirement for our fighting men
and fighting allies is estimated at
C
KRAFT
CH E E S E
nearly 400 million pounds this year.
And orer 500 million more pounds of
cheese are needed . . . for you aatl
other civilians to share.
Winning the battle on the dairy
sector will be far from easy; there
are many obstacles toovercome. But
our dairyman friend was in action
when“ Hhonr” < ‘ the hour of attack
came before sunrise today. So will
he be tomorrow and the next day
Hell get no decoration for hero­
ism in service, no medal to «tear on
his Sunday-best suit. But he devsn't
care. This is hi* job, hts nlal yob in
the war . , . and te ll do it.
C O M P A N Y
Beaverton Enterprise
Tigard Sentinel
Multxiomah Press
Aloha News
Because of the tremendous demand,
both military and ctrthan. you may
not be able to get as much Kraft
Cheese as you would like, or get rarer
fatortle »aruttes—Kraft American.
"Old English” , ‘ 'Philadelphia”
Brand Cream Cheese. Velreeta. and
so on But you may be sure, as
ala ays. that any cheese or cheese food
w hich bears the Kraft name represents
the very highest standard of quality.
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