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Friday, April 28, 1944 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE. Beaverton, Oregon CLASSIFIED WANT ADS TWO Cents a word per Issue NOTHINQ LESS THAN 25c CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ALL CLASSIFIED ADS NO ADS TAKEN OVER PHONE We Publish the BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE TIGARD SENTINEL MULTNOMAH PRESS ALOHA NEWS Complete Eastern Washington County and W'eatern Multnomah County Coverage. We asstime no financial responsi bility for errors which may appear in advertisements published in these columns but in case where this paper is at fault will reprint that part of i an advertisement in which the typo graphical mistake occurs. ) FOR SALE FOR SALE—6 room House, Hills -1 boro, also new oil heater, bed, spring, mattress, also dining room | set. Inquire Garden Home G a-, rage, Garden Home, Or. 13 | FOR SALE—Choice Primroses $2 j doz., larger plants 25c and 35c ea. 1 CH. 15i6 3644 SW Canby St. 141 ----------------------------------------------------- - j FOR SALE!—Complete Enameled Bedroom Suite, twin bed size, Sim mons coil spring and spring filled '< mattress, reasonable. Call CH. )' 3564. 13 j FOR SALE — Everhot Electric Roaster, Hoover Vacuum Cleaner, Story Clark Spinet Piano, all in excellent condition. Phone Beav erton 2494. 13 FOR SALE — Chest of drawers. ' Windsor chairs, one radio, golf bag and clubs, grand piano, 2 pair French doors with hardware, 1 pair torchiers, window drapes, and mis- urticles. David E. Lofgren, Oak Ave., 1st house South of Farming- ton Rd 13 FOR SALE—Fresh family Cow Jersey, Albert Kehrli, R2, 2 mi N of ReedviUe. 13 FOR SALE- 35 ft pole. C. To- pich, Rl, Bx 909 Beaverton. 13 FOR SALE--Green slab old growth 4 ft. Delivered in Beaverton or Multnomah $8 in 3 cord loads, $7 del. to Tigard, Sherwood or Aloha. C. J. Staser, Carlton, Oregon, Bx. 373. 12-tf BROOD SOWS and Weaner Pigs for Sale the year around, *S. A. Gotter, Scholls. 12tf FOR SALE—Smoothtop Gas Range and small wood heating stove. En terprise Bldg., Short St. at Tuala tin Hiway, Beaverton, Frank Ma- gathan. . * tf Home Refrigeration and washing machine services. Call K. H Twombly CH. 2267. 8tf Page 3 Soil Building to Figure Prevent Weed Growth Larger in Oregon Crop Plan In Your Victory Garden Traffic Accidents Increase in March Oregon farmers intend to make ex- PAPERING— Paintiug, and Paper- _, Weeds grow from seeds. If weeds tng. neat experienced workman. , raffic accidents took a toil of 19 tenshive use of soil building and con- L. L. Seeley, Phone Beaverton ' ln 0 ,e Kon during the month of | servation aids in meeting 1944 pro- are kept down year by year so that FOR SALE—4 ft green slab. Aloha 2516. 50tf March, an increase of 12 percent over Unction goals, according to reports no seed falls your weed problem is district S6 per cord. Block A Ed I the toll of 17 for the same month last from county and community AAA partly solved although there always ging $7 per cord. Beaverton-Ti- D c u d stock picked up free of ¡year, according to an announcement committeemen and indications from seems to be some coming up no mat gard-Garden Home district 4 ft. The problem in charge anywhere. Call I from the safety division of the secre- farm plan sheets completed for more ter how you fight. green slab $7 per cord Block A- than 30,000 Oregon farms. the main is solved by cultivation and collect. UN 1221: night call ¡tary of state's office today. Edgings $8 per cord. H. F Elford. For the first quarter of 1944, traffic DENLEY RENDERING CO, AAA payments this year are being by hoeing Weeds should be des Forest Grove. Phone 56. tf Portland. tf 'claimed 59 lives, an increase of 30 made exclusively for soil building troyed as they come up before they j percent over the toll for the same practices, but farmers who partici have time to attain a size where they FOR SALE — Certified Burbank I period of 1943 pate in the 1944 program will be able do damage by robbing your crop. PAINTS Seed Potatoes. Schuepback Bros. i The strong inctease in Iraffici I to receive payment for all practices Burning garden trash helps to des Spencer road, t* mjie \V Beaver ¡deaths this year is evidence of the performed, points out John Shepherd troy both weed seeds and insects. ton Bank, also for sale at Mum- Imlay’s Fresh need for greater caie on the part of of Scio. member of the state AAA However many weeds drop their rney’s Feed Store, Multnomah 7-tf drivers and pedestrians, according to committee seeds as soon aa they ripen and you Mixed Feeds j the safety division Application of lime and phosphate have to be be careful that in gather FOR SALE—W ood—Green 16 in FISHER THORSEN PAINTS Accidents at grade crossings ac under the program will he llmffeTl ing stray weed stock you do not Slab $9 per cord in 2 cord loads, i For quality, fair price and counted for five of the 19 traffic only by the amount of materials broadcast weed seed. Ruben Johnson, Newberg Star service [deaths during March. With a strong available in the state, Shepherd said. ' % route. Phone 193-J. 9tf j Increase in grade crossing deaths this Lime plants are somewhat behind on J. B. Imlay & Sons Money can’t buy sunsets, songs of ALOHA, ORE. year, the safety division urged driv- orders and the demand for phos w-ild birds and the music of the wind REEDVILLE SPRING CLEAN UP—Fruit Trees, __________________________________— |ers to observe stop signs at grade phate generally is ahead of deliveries in the trees these are as free as the Shade Trees and Ornamentals. WAR BONDS are the safest invest- crossings and to allow approaching of AAA phosphate under the consei- air we breathe. Cabbage plants now ready. Make ment in the wide world. trains to pass hefote proceeding vation materials program. Supplies reservations for tomato plants. across the tracks Most of the grade of boron, sulfur and gypsum are more Money can’t buy a clear conscience Tell it with a classified. Pilkington Nursery, Tigard, Ore. ¡crossing accidents this yeai involve plentiful, and increased use of these j square dealing is the price tag , 12-13 Save Fats for Points and Pennies vehicles struck by the engine of the materials is indicated approaching train as the driver at Move use of weed control practices j A great many people have learned tempted to cross the tracks ahead of is expected under the 1944 program < recently that Freedom was Only a W AN TED the oncoming train. than ever before. Interest is also Word until they have been close to Of the 19 fatalities In March, elev high in range and pasture improve losing It. FOR ment practices, including seeding, en were in urban areas. WANTED—Five to 30 acres, some stock water developments, pasture bldgs., to $4000. CH. 3990 L. H The more you use forethought— . SALE; Minier, Garden Home, Ore. 13-15 clearing and destructive plant control. the less painful will be afterthought Tell it with a classified. Hurry, Hurry A West Side WANTED-Cleaning woman one Subdivision. day a week. 7211 SW Canyon Rd. Acreage Lots in THE OLD JUDGE SAYS. . . Call collect BE. 1241. 13 Choice Sylvan _____ Tract. Sightly I HAVE Milk Goat that I want heights, shaded vales. Home Sites taken care of for 5 months. N. in favorable locality with perman Goyak, 2** mi S of Aloha. 13 ent improvements, Stores, School Postoffice. Bull Run Water Supply RABBITS W A N TE D electricity, and gas installation. 5 min. from business center on BEST PRICE for Rabbit iryers, D. Bertha-Beaverton Hiway. Can be P. MacDonald, R2, Bx 218, Beaver purchased on easy Terms. ton. Phone Beaverton 2260. We Phone lilt. 6X48 or AT. 4993 pick up. tf 4391 S. W. CULLEN AVENUE WANTED—Live Hatmlts, to buy now. Top prices paid. Rabbit Meat C o , 8917 SE Stark St. .Portland. I Phone SUnset 1722. Open week days only until 7:30 p. m. CENTRALLY LOCATED Close to bus trans portation and walking distance from downtown. MISCELLANEOUS HIDES £ WOOL, CASCARA—A specialty. LEE BROS., 25 SW Clay Portland. AT. 5334. tf FOR TOW CAR call VERMILYE | ' MOTOR CO., Phone Tigard 3381 tf CUSTOM TRACTOR W ORK—Let us plow your garden. Howard Wm. Smith, Johnson Rd. & Divis ion sts., Phone Beaverton 2462 4tf CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGA TOR part time to make War In dustry and Insurance investiga tions on people in Beaverton. This will require very little of your time and you will find It interest ing as well as remunerative. Also, if your present work calls for regu lar travel in surrounding territory and you can spare a little extra time, this affords excellent oppor tunity to handle larger volume Address reply to Box 530. Port land, giving age, occupation, edu cation, and state what territory you can regularly cover. FOR SALE—Hurry, Hurry, A West Side subdivision, acreage lots in choice Sylvan tract, sightly heights, shaded vales. Home sites in favorable locality with perman TRACTOR WORK—By job and by ent Improvements, stores, school, days work phone Tigard 2175 6-14 postoffice, Bull Run water supply, electricity and gas installation. 5 minutes from business center on Many American workers own part Bertha-Beaverton Highway. Can of the business for which they work be purchased on easy terms. That makes them capitalists—if that's j Phone BRoadway 6848 or ATwa- what you want to call ’em. ter 4993. 4391 SW Cullen Ave. 14 J. P. Finley & Son M ORTICIAN SW FOURTH AT MONTGOMERY ATwater 2181 away and fight this war don’ t want to come back and find that prohibition has been put over on them while they were a w a y . . . either nationally or locally. T hey have heard about the attem pts being made and they resent it bitterly.” “ I agree with them, Judge, even though I don’t happen to drink myself. Further more, I don’ t think it's fair for us at home to be making any major changes while 10,000,000 of our fighting men are away and have no chance to express their opinions.” “ The war stories I like best, Judge, are the ones by the special writers overseas who live right with our troops. T hey give us a better idea o f how our men react to things going on over there and back here at home.” “ I agree with you, Sam. I never miss one o f those stories in the papers or magazines. And there’s one thing those writers seem to agree on no matter where they are stationed with our m e n ...a n d that is that the men who have left their homes and families to go Riverview Cemetery WEST END SELL WOOD BRIDGE CREM ATORIUM M AUSOLEUM CEMETERY Complete Funeral Service In New Cathedral Chapel at No Extra cost Riverview is a co-operative asso ciation with assets of over $800,000 This adterlitem tnl sp on torrj by Confer m e t o f AU okolu U retrale fnduslnes. 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