The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, September 15, 1944, Page Page 3, Image 3

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    BEAVERTON EN TER PRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
September 15, 1044
Give Girls Rules
On German Cycle
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS
FO R SA L E —W ood G reen 16 in.
slab $9 p er cord in 2 4 cord loads.
R u b en Jo h n so n , N ow berg S ta r
R ou te.
P hone 193J.
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TW O C en ts a w ord p er Issue
NOTHIN Q L E S S THAN 25c
CA SH M U ST ACCOMPANY
A L L C L A SSIF IE D ADS
NO ADS TAKEN O V E R PHONE
Yanks Entertain li^d Cross
Aids in \orm andv.
BROOD SO W S an d W ean er Pigs|
fo r S a le th e y e a r aro u n d , S. A.
C o tter, Scholls.
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FO R SA LE —4 ft g reen slab . A loha :
d is tric t $6 p er cord. B lo ck & E d ­
g in g $7 p er cord. BOaverton-Ti-
g ard -G ard en H om e d is tric t 4 ft.
g re e n slab $7 p er cord.
B lo ck A
E d g in g s $8 p er cord. H. F. E lford.
F o rest Grove.
P hone 56.
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WITH SECOND NAVY BF.ACH
BATTALION, CHERBOURG PEN­
INSULA.—It was a strange but
pleasant sight—unshaven, grimy GI-
'V « P u b lish the
Joes sprawled on the grass chat­
BEAVERTO N E N T E R P R IS E
ting with pretty girls. A backdrop
TIG A RD SE N T IN E L
of
soldier underwear, socks and
MULTNOMAH P R E S S
shirts hanging from a hedge in the
ALOHA N E W S
sun to dry made the scene even
more incongruous.
C om plete E a ste rn W asn in g to n C ounty
WANTED
Three girls, from an American
an d
W e ste rn
M ultn o m ah C ounty
Red
Cross “clubmobile” crew, and
C o verage.
W IL L PAY $16 for one cord g reen two arm y nurses were making their
W e a ssu m e no fin a n c ia l resp on si­
A lder wood cut 16 in ch d eliv ered first call on forces on the Cherbourg
b ility for e rro rs w h ich m ay a p p e a r in
P hone CH. peninsula. They came ashore from
a t 1624 SW E v an s
a d v e rtise m e n ts p ub lish ed in these
33 a hospital ship, bearing coffee,
1095
co lum n s but in case w h ere th is p ap er
is a t fa u lt w ill re p rin t th a t p a rt of
GOOD F a rm s w an ted .
W e h ave doughnuts, chewing gum and ciga­
an a d v e rtise m e n t in w h ich the typo­
b u yers for a ll typ es of fa rm s in rettes. The morale of the engineer
g r a p h ic a l m is ta k e occurs.
v ic in ity of T ig a rd an d B eaverto n , regiment and navy beach battalion
Ore.
If you w an t a q u ick sale skyrocketed.
on yo u r farm , w rite or telep h o n e 1 Brunette Pat Beall, Fort Wayne,
FOR SALE
us.
O ur re p re s e n ta tiv e w ill c a ll Ind., explained their mission, as she
R A B B IT S For S ale —Does, 1 B uck,
on you.
No c h a rg e .
spigoted coffee into soldiers’ cups
Y oung R a b b its CH. 2804—W a llin g ­
S L A Y T E R R E A L T Y CO.
from the back of a truck:
ford.
32-33
528 SW Salm on. P o rtlan d B R . 1146
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“We came over on the hospital
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BUCK SE R V IC E San n en & Tog-
ship to look after casualties, but
gen b u rg , R e g st. M ilk G oats, Doe j I RABBITS WANTED
none have been put ashore. We got
K ids & B ucks. M ilk for sa le . Phone i
tired of sitting around and decided
CH. 3959. H. Y. T u rn e r, 4th Ave.. !
B E ST P R IC E for R ab b it F ry e rs . D. to come over here to see what was
M etzger.
32-33
P. M acD onald. R2. B x 218, B e a v e r­ cooking.”
ton.
Phone B eav erto n 2260.
We
Sergt. William B. Profit cast an
FO R SA LE — B elb er W ard ro b e
p ick up.
tf eye in the direction of blonde Eva
T ru n k , lik e new . p rice $45, B e a v ­
erton 2494.
33
W A N TE D —L iv e KaDDits, to buy Christianson, Brush, Colo and bru­
now. Top p rices p aid. R a b b it M eat nette Helga Freeman, St. Paul,
FO R SALE!—Dog, D oberm an P in ­
Co., 8917 SE S ta r k S t. .P o rtlan d . Minn., as he tinkered with a small
sch er 2 y r old. B e av e rto n 2266. 33
Phone SU n set 1722.
Open w eek German tracked vehicle, with a
d a y s o n ly u n til 7:30 p. m.
tf front wheel like a motorcycle and
FOR SA L E — B la c k s m ith O utfit.
which the boys had nicknamed “jit­
B aav erto n 2266.
33
terbug.” Finally, Profit discovered
MISCELLANEOUS
FO R SA L E —S in g le Cot w ith m a t­
the secret of how to run the thing
W IL L GIVE A W A Y - W h ite Dog. and took Miss Christianson for a
tr e s s $5; 54 in. round solid B la c k
p a rt S p an ie l.
T elephone B eav er­ wild, bumpy ride over the rough
W a ln u t D ining T a b le ; push C u lti­
ton 3802.
33 terrain.
v a to r $2.50.
B eav erto n 2266.
33
Profit was a busy man. Lieut.
FO R SA L E —'35 C h ev ro let Coach,
We have Plenty of Buyers Hazel
Patterson, army nurse of Bos­
tir e s v e ry good, ip o to r in good con­
for
ton, decided she and Miss Freeman
d ition, reaso n ab le. P a u l W . H ain es
1 to 10 A cres w ith H ouse an d Ga- i would like a ride. Profit obliged.
2 b lk s S of H igh School, B e a v e r­
ra g e , F a m ily O rchard, F ilb e rt or And then Lieut. Mary St. John, De­
ton.
33
W a ln u ts, $5000 to $12000.
If you i troit, another nurse, said she wanted
FOR SA L E —Je rse y -G u e rn se y Cow,
w a n t q u ick actio n , see
a ride, too. The “jitterbug” got a
fresh Oct. ., 4th c a lf, fa m ily Cow.
B a k e r or H ogan, F a rm S p e c ia lists workout.
P a u l W . H ain es, 2 b lk s S of B eav ­
G. C. A CK ERM A N CO.
AT 3152 i
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erto n h ig h school.
33
301 SW 5th Ave., cor. O ak
P o rtlan d , O regon
FO R SA L E -N e w 5 rm . m odern
hom e 100x100 g rd s., room for 2
room s u p strs, auto , g a s w a te r h tr.,
new M o narch g a s ra n g e , $1500
down. 1 b lk E S k y w a y R e s ta u ra n t,
B eaverto n , O regon.
33
P. E. HAGG
H au lin g C o n tracto r
C o ncrete, San d, G ravel, M asons
S an d , C rush ed R o ck an d
R o ad G ravel
KB, B x 6V4, P o rtlan d 1, O regon
Phone T ig a rd 2446
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FO R S A L E —F resh H eifer. L. H. j
S m ith , close to D urh am
school.
33
FO R
S A L E —B u e sc h e r B arito n e
S ax , c a se an d stan d , also B uersch -
e r T rum p et, B ra ss la c q u e r fin ish ,
la te s t m odels. W ill tr a d e for la te
m odel 5 H P Jo h n so n Out B oard
or sell s e p a ra te ly .
C all CH. 1522.
R om lne.
33
FO R S A L E —Good g ra d e G raven-
stein A pples $1.25 per b ushel. B rin g
c o n tain ers.
F red L e u th i, W a ln u t
Ave., T ig a rd .
33
FO R SA LE —Two G oats, one Kid,
one g iv in g m ilk now $20.
Phone
T ig a rd 2651. C laren ce Jo h n so n . 33 !
B E C K E R ’S P E A C H E S—L o c a 1 \
grow n , tr e e rip en ed .
S ta n d a t j
Lone O ak cro ssro ad , T ig a rd , Ore. j
Open ab o ut Sep t. 1st, co n tin u in g !
ab o ut th re e w e e k s.
29-33 '
# PAINTS
CREMATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
FJSHER TH0RSEN PAINTS
F o r q u a lity , f a ir p ric e an d
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Portland Concrete Pipe & Products Co.
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5819 S.W . M acadam Av.. P o rtlan d . 1, O regon
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O ffers a fo u r-y e ars’ course in
DIESEL 8c STOVE OIL I
PROFESSIONAL LAW
L ead in g to D egree of LL.B.
E ven ing C lasses
F o r In fo rm atio n W rite
R O B E R T S. M IL L E R , Doan
S. W . 3rd Ave. a t O ak
S h erlo ck B ldg.. Fort lan d 4, Or.
AT. 2650
Veltex Super Ethyl Gasoline
McMillian Ring Free & Valvoline Motor Oil
HARRY BARNES
PHONE BEAVERTON 3 2 3 1
BEAVERTON. OREGON
Attention
HOP PICKERS
Register now at our \\ il-
hart Farm 5 mi. South of
St. Paul on Newberg-Sa-
lcm Hiway. Early and late
cluster hops.
Excellent 1
picking, cabins, wood, elec,
lights free. Store, meat
market in camp. Best of
accommodations.
Write
Now Contracting
GRAPES and PRUNES
BEST MARKET PRICES
R .I . MacLaughlin & Co.
BEAVERTON 3271
Ward Lundy, Gervais, Or.
Phone Salem 22681 tf
GIFT JEWELRY
W ANTED
TURKEYS
For the Boys an d
G irls overseas
ALSO
Live Poultry and Eggs
A D ressin g P la n ts :
M cM in n ville, S alem ,
E ugen e,
R o seb urg,
Oregon.
Large Stock at Prices You
Can Afford
• DIAMOND SETTING* BEAD STRINGING
M ain O ffice an d P la n t
E. B eckett's , Jew elers
420 SW Washington St., bet. Fourth and Fifth
S. E. O ak S tre e t, P o rtlan d , Ore.
P hone I Ant 5141
alo h a , o re
OVE AMERICA
w S'
Northwest Poultry &
Dairy Products Co.
J. B. Imlay & Sons
R E E D V ILLE
CEN T R A I J . Y
OCATED
Close to bus tran s-
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an d
w a lk in g
d ista n c e
fro m dow ntow n.
PVERSH ARP
Imlay’s Fresh
Mixed Feeds
BONDS
T h is Mr. N orm an T hom as, you
| know he is no g reen go sling.
He
Devil D og
run s for P resid en t ev ery 4 ye ars, but
. - - -,
: n ever g e ts elected. He don't w ant to
G . H. Q . i
' get elected he Just w an ts to run. He
h as no w o rries about fig h ts between
h is Top m en he has none of sam e.
And w hile we a re on B u reau s and
I Top men, the fu ssin ' is g e ttin g b ris k ­
e r, a s new ones edge in a s the old
ones are edged out S ig n s a re point-
j in g to a w eak en in g in the b u reau fab- i
. ric. and as the b ick erin g co n tin ues
somebody is gonna m ake a m istak e
am i tell the whole tru th an d th e fat
w ill then be in the fire
Congress is b egin n in g to see the
lig h t and is com m encing to show a
Since 1805 when Franklin
few first sign s of sp un k.
C o n gress
M arines, soldiers and sailors
W harton was Com m andant,
h as sure been shoved aro un d.
are seeing all parts of the world
this residence near the Navy
But back to M r T hom as. He ask ed
these days and not through a
Yard, W ashington, D. C., has
fo r tim e on the rad io to a n s w e r a
porthole. W e expect them to
been the home of the man who
broa least from B rem erto n by one of
take strategic positions and
d ir e c t s th e U n ite d S ta te s
hold them. T hey expect us to
h is opponents.
T hey tu rn ed him
M arines, “ From the halls of
buy W ar Bonds and Hold
do w r at first hut lie showed fig h t,
Montezuma to the shores of
Them.
an d won out folks lik e th a t kind of
T ripoli.”
guy
But his so cia list p a rty h as
been elbowed in on, by th e b u reau ­
H a n g O n to Y o u r W a r B o n d s
c rats. w hich h as been p ilfe rin g his
idea th at Mr. T hom as m ay h ave to l
dig up a new n am e for h is o u tfit -or 1
go out ot business.
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P o rtlan d ,
A lb an y,
R edm ond,
FO R TOW C A R c a ll V E R M IL Y E
MOTOR CO., P hone T ig a rd 3381 tf
W E S T END
H E U W O O n B RID G E
C om plete F u n e ra l S e rv ic e In New
C a th e d ra l C hapel a t No E x tra cost
R iv e rv ie w Is a co -o p erative a sso ­
c iatio n w ith a s se ts of o ver $800.000
War Booms Cupid’s Trade;
Marriages Set a Record
WASHINGTON. — The war is giv­
ing Cupid a lift, the census bureau
said in reporting a “remarkable”
increase in the percentage of m ar­
ried men and women.
On the basis of a sample sur­
W IL L BUILD B R IC K
BLDG., i vey in 30,000 households in 42 states
25x50 ft., fro n tin g on h ig h w a y in and the District of Columbia, the
B eav erto n su ita b le for sm a ll busi- I bureau calculates that the propor­
n ess.
See B eav erto n E n terp rise. tion of married couples in the popu­
H om e R e frig e ra tio n an d w ash in g lation is higher now than at any
m ach in e serv ices.
C all K. B j previous time for which statistics
T w om bly CH. 2267.
8tf j are available.
As of February, there were 32,-
CUSTOM T R A C T O R W O R K —L et
000,000
married women in the
us plow y o u r g a rd e n .
H o w ard
W m . S m ith , Jo h n so n R d . A D ivis­ United States, exclusive of those in
ion sts., P hone B eav erto n 2462 4tf the armed forces and in institu­
tions, representing 63 per cent of
Dead 8tock p ick ed up free of the civilian female population 14
c h a rg e a n y w h e re .
C all years old and over. By contrast,
co llect.
UN. 1221; n ig h t c a ll there are 30,100,000. or 60 per cent
D EN LEY
R E N D E R IN G
CO., j of the population, in 1940.
P o rtlan d .
tf ! The proportion of married men
GOAT BUCK S E R V IC E - R e g is te r­ among civilians was even higher,
ed P u re B red N ubian an d F ren ch with 72 per cent of those 14 or older
A lpine.
R . H. B esm eh n , 1 m i S of in the matrimonial class.
The bureau attributed the in­
B eav erto n on h ig h w a y 217.
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crease chiefly to “psychological ef­
H ID ES $ WOOL, C A SC A R A —A fects" of the war and to a new sense
s p ec ia lty .
LE E B RO S., 25 SW of economic security as a result of
C lay P o rtlan d .
AT. 5334.
tf full employment and higher wages.
FO R SA L E — 50 lb c a p a c ity H er­
ric k Ice Box $30.
P hone B e a v e r­
ton 3475, A n gel A 2nd, B eav erto n 33
Riverview Cemetery
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The Low Down From
Hickory Grove
P age 3
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