The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, July 28, 1944, Page Page 3, Image 3

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Friday, July 28, 1044
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BFA\ ER TON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
B abson S a ys .
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS
TWO C ents a w ord p er issu e
FOR SA LE Youg B e rrie s—U P ick
B rin g co n tain ers. Two m iles S of
B eaverto n on So rren to R d.. J . A.
L incoln. Phone B eaverto n 2713. c a ll
m o rn in gs, before 1 a. m.
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NOTHING I.ress THAN 25c
CA SH M UST ACCOMPANY
A LL C L A SSIF IE D ADS
NO ADS TAKEN O VER PHONE
WANTED
W ANTED By m iddle ag ed couple
fu rn ish ed or u n fu rn ish ed house,
ap artm en t, h o usekeep in g rooms, or
room s w ith k itch en
p riv ileges,
close to B eaverto n tran sp o rtatio n .
Phone B eaverton 2321 or CH. 3273.
W e P u b lish the
BEAVERTO N E N T E R P R IS E
TIGAKU SE N TIN E L
MULTNOMAH P R E S S
ALOILA N E W S
C om plete E aste rn W asn in g to n C ounty
an d
W estern
M ultnom ah C ounty
C overage.
W e assu m e no fin a n c ia l reeponsi*
b llity for erro rs w h ich m ay a p p e a r in
a d v ertise m e n ts p ub lish ed in these
co lum n s but in case w h ere th is p aper
is a t fa u lt w ill re p rin t th a t p a r t of
an a d v ertise m e n t in w h ich th e typo­
g r a p h ic a l m ista k e occurs.
FOR S A L E
Do You want to
Sell Your F arm ?
RAB BIT S W A N T E D
B E ST P R IC E for R ab b it tr y era, D.
P. M acD onald. R2, Bx 218. B eav er­
ton.
Phone B eav erto n 2260. W e
p ick up.
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W AN TED L iv e K anm ts, to buy
now Top p rices paid. R ab b it M eat
Co., 8917 SE S ta r k S t. .P o rtlan d .
Phone SU nset 1722.
Open w eek
d ay s only u n til 7:30 p. m
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1 preven t the sh u ttin g down of m any
Quick Acting Brakes
HONESTY PA Y S- One of tw o wo-
p lan ts re g a rd le ss ol the fac t th at
| m en rid in g on a bus su d d en ly re a l-
w
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be
C ontinued from P a g e 1
• ized she h ad n ’t paid her fa re . ‘T1 go
I filled.
C e rtain ly , th e ie w ill be little
A new m ag n etic tirake. w hich w ill
a irc ra ft or sh ip b u ildin g co n struction stop a one-eigh th horse-pow er m otor (t ig h t up and p ay it." sh e d eclared
"W h y b o th er?" her frien d replied.
a fte r th e W ar.
H owever. ch em i­
posal of governm ent-ow ned
p lan ts cals, b uilding, auto m o b iles and iron tra v e llin g a t 16,000 revo lu tio n s per "You got a w a y w ith it. so w h a t? "
m in ute in less th an six tu rn s h as "I've found th a t h o n esty a lw a y s p a y s ”,
an d su rp lu s govern m en t sto ck s of and steel should be activ e.
T hese
goods and com m odities
T he Ba- in d u stries w ill em ploy m an y m illio ns. been developed by C h ester I. H all, the o th er sa id , v irtu o u sly , an d w ent
Sto pp in g up front to p a y the d riv er.
"See. I
ruch-H ancock report em p h asizes t íe Many others w ill be em ployed in road G en eral E lectric en gin eer.
n ecessity for e a rly go vern m en t actio n building and in th e co n structio n of th e m otor in six tu rn s is co m p arab le told you h o n esty a lw a y s p a y s !" she
"I handed
on a ll p o stw ar plans.
W ise em ­ public w orks. N evertheless, ttie m a t­ to b rin g in g an auto m o b ile tr a v e lin g said, w hen sh e retu rn ed
plo yers, how ever, w ill not w a it for ter of postw ar em ploym ent m ay prove a t 62 m iles an hour to a d ead stop in the d riv e r a q u a r te r an d he g a v e me
2.73 feet.
c h an g e for fifty cen ts.”
the G overnm ent to act.
a s : ¡oils m atter.
O utlook fur Labor
P o litical O utlook B u llish
The g r e a t sin g le problem th re a te n ­
The ram ificatio n of cu rren t b u s t-!
in g A m erican p ro sp erity is labor. ness problem s and those of the im - j
Save 20 to 25r r on your FIRE INSURANCE C O ST S
M a n u fa c tu ré is a re a lre a d y being ob­ nif\i ate postw a r period a te so m an y ,
O regon M utual l'o llc le « u re NON-ASSESSAH1.E.
You N E V E R pay
lig ed to drop m an y em ployees.
By I cannot em p hasize too s tro n g ly th e !
m ore th an the prem ium on th e fac e of th e policy. O regon M utual
th e end of th e th ird q u a rte r w e m ay need *or efficien t research and p la n n ->
m ain tain * m ore Ilian th re e tim e« the eurp lu* req u ired hy Oregon
ex p erien ce a lab o r su rp lu s.
At the ing dep artm en ts.
M an ag em en ts j
IiiM irai.ee la w *
end ot the W ar th ere m ay be 10.000- should give atten tio n first, to broad i
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
000 w a r w o rk e is unem ployed. W hile plans, and secondly, to th e d e ta ils of
w e w ill n a tu ra lly keep a la rg e stan d ­ th eir com panies' a c tiv itie s follow ing
OK M o M IX W IL L E
in g A rm y an d N avy, th ere m ay be th< end of the W ar. From th e sta n d ­
O rganized 1894 40 y e a rs of R elia b le S e rv ic e ( ’has. I - W a lk e r, A gent
an o th er 10,000.000 dem obilized S erv ice point of Im slm et, the |Mi|lticul s itu a ­
New L.ocation 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Phone 1732
Men, m ak in g a to tal of 20,000,000.
tion i- now m ore hopeful th an it h as
If b u sin ess is u n ab le to m a in ta in a been for ye ars.
The D ew ey-B rick-1
“E v ery Form of P ro tectio n "
H illsboro, Oregon
f a ir ly fu ll rate of em p lo ym en t in the er tick et is a d efin ite "go ah ead "
p o stw ar era, asid e from th e norm al sig n al w in or lose.
flo atin g sup p ly of unem ployed w hich I It we h ave sound governm ent poli­
m igh t to tal 3,000.000 or 4.000,000, we cies and a g re a te r degree of co-opera­
a re ap t to face serio u s d iffic u ltie s. tion betw een govern m en t an d b u si­
R e p a n s to w ar-to rn R u ssia , E n g la n d ,( ness and m ore co-operation betw een
F ran ce, N orth A frica and o th er coun- m an agem en t and labor, we should
trie s w ill re a d ily absorb lab o r th ere. 1 have some
good p o stw ar ye ars.
If. for exam p le. R u ss ia is ab le to S h o rt-sigh ted b u sin essm en and m er­
Ready-Mixed Concrete now available fer
h ave full em ploym ent a fte r th e W at ch an ts w ill co n tin ue to fa il a s th ey
an d th e U nited S ta te s is not, w hat a lw a y s have failed re g a rd le ss
Beaverton, Aloha, Tigard, Multnomah
of
w ill o ur w o rk ers th in k ? Such a situ-1 w ars and re g a rd le ss of periods of
atio n could be the end of lab o r unions p ro sp erity and periods of depression
And Surrounding Area
and th e ir lead ers would be am o n g the R eal w o rkers,—w h eth er in the execu­
unem ployed.
tive. w h ite co lla r or union groups
M an y in d iv id u al w o rk ers a lre a d y w ill be able to ta k e c a re of th em ­
see th e h an d w ritin g on the w a ll and selves
a re q u ie tly try in g to get more perm - '
an en t positions.
O rganized lab o r is
Your h o n e town p ap er Is only SI
e x ertin g g reat p o litical p itissu re t o 1 a v e ar
Sub scrib e now.
Readymix Concrete Co.
M ISC E L L A N E O U S
E LE C T R IC A L A PP L IA N C E S re­
p aired
L eave at Z um w alt H ard ­
w are Store. B eaverton .
18-26
1 A cre up to 100 A cres—W e have
m an y b u yers w a itin g w ith cash
L ist yo ur F a rm w ith us fo r q u ick I
H ID E S Jt WOOL, CA SC A RA —A
actio n and a p p ra is a l.
B aker *
s p ec ia lty .
LE E B RO S., 23 SW
H ogan F a rm S p e c ia lists.
Clay P o rtlan d .
AT. 5334.
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G. C. A ck erm an Co.
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301 SW 5th Ave., cor. O ak, Port-
TOW CA R call V E R M IL Y E
lan d . 4, Oregon. ,
AT.3151 | MOTOR CO., Pilone T ig a rd 3381 tf
26-27 I
CUSTOM TRA CTO R W O RK —Let
us plow yo u r g ard e n .
H ow ard
H A RD Y W estern -b red N ew H am p ­
W m . S m ith , Jo h n so n R d. & D ivis­
sh ire c h ic k s ev e ry w eek. R O SS
ion sts.. Phone B eaverto n 2462 4tf
H A TC H E RY , A loha, Or., Phone
A loha 6441.
25-30
Home R e frig e ra tio n and w ash in g
m ach in e serv ices.
C all K. B
FO R SA L E 40 A pple B oxes at
T w om bly CH. 2267.
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20c ap iece. Geo. S e a rle s, R 2, B eav­
erto n , O regon
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Dead sto ck p icked up free of
c h a rg e an yw h ere.
C all
DISCING, Com bine, P lo w in g, E. R.
co llect
UN. 1221; n ig h t call
R en tlco , R l, Bx 396, Sherw ood,
D EN LE Y
REN D ERIN G
CO..
Or., Phone T ig a rd 2403.
23-26
P o rtlan d .
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FO R SA L E —Wood G reen 16 in.
slab $9 per cord in 2 1* cord loads.
PAINTS
R ub en John so n , N ew berg S ta r
R oute.
Phone 193J.
15tf
Imlay's Fresh
BROOD SO W S an d W ean er P ig s
fo r S a le the y e a r aro un d , S. A.
G otter, Sch o lls.
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400 N. Thompson Sf.
Portland. Oregon
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Mixed Feeds
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS
in the Army
,
0e Laval
ííim oek (m H
Ntflllidvri 4 Distributors
tVCRYTHING ^
"i DA IRYM AN*]"'1
133 NW P a rk
A T . 6461
Riverview Cemetery
W E 8T END
S E L L WOOD BRID G E
CREMATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
C om plete F u n e ra l S e rv ic e In New
C aU iedral C hapel a t No E x tra cost
R iv e rv le w is a co -o p erative a sso ­
c iatio n w ith a s se ts of over $800,000
C E M K A I J .Y
LOCATED
Close to bus tr a n s ­
p o rtatio n
an d
w a lk in g
d ista n c e
from dow ntow n.
Trinity 1193
l l i e proudest* title
For q u a lity , f a ir p rice and
serv ice
FOK SA L E —Sm oothtop G as R a n g e 1
an d sm a ll wood h e a tin g stove. En-
J.
B.
Imlay
& Sons
te rp rise B ldg., S h o rt St. a t T u a la - 1
ALOHA. ORE
ItKEDVTLLE
tin H iw ay, B eaverto n , F r a n k Ma-
g a th a n .
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W H Y NOT?
If the g a ls can shed
a»»** .
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,
m ost of th eii clo thes in the sum m er,
J° R
ft ^ e e n siab . A loha w ear no d o c k in g s and dresses cut
d is tric t $6 per cord. B lock & Ed to th ,. w alst w h y sh m l,d men su ffer.
g in g $, p er cord. B eaverto n -1 i |They , houi,|n-t . acco rd in g to Dr. Vic-
gai
ia r en I ome d is tr ic t 4 ft. . tol
H eiser. who not only ad v ises
g re e n slab $i p er cord.
B lock
j th»Cm to shod th eir co ats for the
E d g in g s $8 per cord. H. F. E lfo rd su m m er, but goes so fa r as to cru sad e
F o re st Grove.
Phone 56.
_ i for sh ort-sleeved, open-necked s k irts
M
and no n eck ties
SE P A R A T O R S — M IL K E R S
CO M PLETE EQ UIPM E N T AND
S U P P L IE S FO R TH E I) AIK 4
IN D U STRY
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I t CONSISTS of two simple words.
Yet every soldier who’s worth his salt covets it.
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This title is simply:
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“Good Soldier."
It isn’t just happenstance that so many women
in the WAC have earned this title—the proudest
in the Army.
For wherever Wacs are working, both here and
overseas, there you find a job well done. And done
with a spirit so gallant and fine that high Army
officers everywhere say of the W AC. . .
“They’re soldiers. Good soldiers /”
"You live only minute by minute
th ro u gh th e ro utin e th a t c a rrie s you
sm oothly, as it d riftin g down a riv er,
to w ard the day of b attle." R aym o n d
i C lap p er's last colum n before h is death
in the M arsh alls.
To Get ACTUAL
MARKET PRICES
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Ship Your
CASCARA BARK
W O O L MOHAIR
AND HIDES
Oregon Balsam of Fir
Tallow and
House Grease
f
m
"G ood So/dier
Blue Mountain Hide
Wool & Fur Co.
1701 S. W\ FRO N T AVE.
P o rtlan d
WANTED
"1WIII»|
TU RKEYS
Live Poultry and Eggs
R eceiv in g A D ressin g P la n ts
P o rtlan d , M cM in n ville, Salem ,
A lbany, E ugen e,
R oseb urg,
R edm ond, Oregon.
lifflC
M ain O ffice an d P la n t
I. P. Finley & Son
Northwest Poultry &
Dairy Products Co.
MORTICIAN
8. E. O ak S tre e t, P o rtlan d , Ore.
* Phone F-A*t 5141
sold ...
Good
ALSO
M aking strategy
m aps tor com bat
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n e a r e r ! U. S . A rm y R e c r u i t i n g S t a t i o n . O r m a i l t h e c o u p o n b e lo w .
A T w ater 3181
WANTED
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BRICKYARD
FACTORY WORKERS
Checking pi/ots to
a n d front war zones
Í c í T r w a sh e r sí
M| O r ec n n
MECHANICS
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'" “ •»rated bookie, V 'W ,f,,,on 0 my Part,
e l° h , ,h r y d o . ' • h,o u l ^ e W „ ••■telhng
W n in g
Essential Industry
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Av''>' i*
'ow ing
EXPERIENCE
NOT N E C E SSA RY
Steady W o r k with Overturn-
APPLY AT
SYLVAN PLANT
COLUMBIA BRICK WORKS
1330 S. E. W al^r Are„ Portland
P erm an en t
hOOR tsx
em ploym ent
" av» y o u
I under 14 ?
OREGON
MOTOR STAGES
506 S W Mill
BE. 3021
PORTLAND
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