Pag e 2
September 22, 1944
B EA V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, Oregon
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u oiu s
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1 and money J “T h e m ost pow erful th in g In the
boards, com m ission», and in stitu tio n s
RATION BOOK REMINDER
to 1. - .1
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bay and aorld ts tru th .'”— R a lp h M cG ill, edi-
except the liquor com m ission.
T h ese '
T h e A tlan tic Cone titutton.
p u rch ases run to nearly (3,500,000 a Gut th is out and keep it in yout
year.
T h e B oard o f co n tro l also a d -!p u is e or billfold,
m in isters th e re sto ra tio n and in su r- M EA T, B I T T E R , C H E E S E :
an ce fund fo r s ta te
properties dee- i Red Stam p s A18 through
G5 are
troyed by fire, storm , or flood.
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-ood indefinitely
T h e L an d B o ard d ire cts the a ffa ir s STA M P F O R LA M B—
Publlabed F rid ay of ta c b week by the Pioneer Publishing Co , a t B eaverton . o f th e irred u cib le sch oo l fund and o f
Sp are stam p 25 in book No. 4 valid
O regon. E n te re d a s aecoatS-ciasa m a tte r a t the postofflee a t B eav erton , O ra th e fo rm e r soldier bonus com m ission Sept. 3 thru O ct. 21 fo r lam b,
T h e cap ita l a sse ts
W aste k itch en fa ts exchanged for
One T e a r ______________________ jU O O
Subscription P ayable In Advance. o f W orld W ar I.
o f the school fund a re n early (10,000,-; two points and four cen ts a pound.
000 and revenues (450,000 a
year. P R O C E S S E D F O O D S—
B eaverton Qffiee— E n te rp rise Bldg., Phone B eaverton 3821
B L U E T O K E N S to be discontinued
P ortland Office—SOS P a n a m a Bldg., 3rd and Alder
Phone A T w ater »>391 | A ssets of the soldier bonus a re nearly
'(15,000,000 and revenu es (1,000,000 a I O ctober 1.
year.
I B ook 4 —B lu e stam p s A8 through
Marni»*
T h e sta te tre a s u r e r is the co lle cto r | IZi valid indefinitely,
o f ta x es on in h e rita n ce s and g ifts , in SU G A R —
th e routine am o u n t o f (0OC.OOO to
Stam p s No. 30, 31, 32 and 33 in book
(700,000 a year.
.
4 valid indefinitely fo r five pounds.
All the busin ess o f th e s ta te cen-1 F o r can n in g only: S u g ar Stam p
Ut'« I
te rs fin an cially in th e s ta te tre a su ry . 40 valid fo r 5 pounds through F e b .
T h e sta te tre a su re r is an a ctiv e and 28, 1945.
busy execu tiv e of s ta te a ffa ir s .
The S H O E S —Loose Stam p s Invalid
| Revenues Have Increased
B ook
3— A irplane stam p s No's. 1
presen t s ta te tre a s u r e r,
L e slie M,
10075 S. W. Pacific Highway at 45th Drive
60 Per Cent
S c o tt, has been in o ffic e 3Vi y ears. and 2, indefinitely fo r one pair
T h e s ta te tre a su ry has kep t e x a ct F U E L O IL —
T ra n s a c tio n s o f th e S ta te
T re a s ­ acco u n ts of all m oneys, and has been i Period 4-5 coupons valid th ru Aug.
ury have grow n w ith w ar activ itie s. audited reg u larly
by th e
au d itin g 31, 1945.
New 1 coupon valid now.
T h e c u rre n t volum e Is double th a t of s ta ff of the s e c re ta ry o f sta te .
G A SO L IN E < O l l'O.N>
prew ar In 1939-40; exceed s (100,000,000
Not Valid unless E nd orsed
m ost needed now is
a year.
R ev en u es have Increased 00
T h e cu ltu re
A No. 13 valid through Sept. 22.
p ercen t.
C ash
on hand cu rre n tly a g ricu ltu re.
WOOD. CO A L. S A W D U S T —
exceeds (40,000,000 allo cated by law
D elivery by p riorities based on w rit­
to m ore th an 40 sep a ra te funds, each
ten s ta te m e n ts of needs.
of a d iffe re n t purpose.
P R IC E C O N T R O L —
S e c u rity hold ings am o u n t to (33,-
c h er r y 1089
W H EN IT ’S
R e fe r price in qu iries and com ­
000,000. T h e In crea se o f revenues and
plaints to price cle rk a t your local
tu rn o v er com es from m any sou rces, j
: board.
T h e trou b le w ith our sy stem o f law larg e and sm all.
T h e la rg est sou rces j
and ord er Is too m uch law and not a re Ind ustrial a ccid e n t and unem ploy >
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
enough order.
m ent in su ran ce, liquor con trol, In­
No. 0949
YOU W ANT
com e tax es, g asolin e tax es, insurance1 I
N otice is her,».>v given th a t tt.e un-
It is ra th e r am u sing to h e a r people
prem ium tax es, public u tilities f e e s '
; dersigned, C h rist! :e H and, has lie»n
DROP IN AT
ta lk o f
“in d isp en sable” m en.
No and tax es, and in stitu tio n fees.
The 1
appointed A d m T . i r " t r x o f th e ’f-
one Is Indispensable. T h is m any peo­
s ta te holds (2,000,000 o f U nited S ta te s I
| tat* o f E dw ard -V. Ivey, deceased by
ple have found out to th e ir sorrow . secu rities, m ostly w ar bonds.
the County O o.irt o f
W ash in gton i
T h e re is alw ays, it seem s, som e one i
T h e s ta te tre a s u ry s ta ff is handling j
[ County, O regon.
AL persona hav ing j
b e tte r q u alified to ta k e th e place o f j th is busin ess w ithout in c re a se of per- I
ON H IG H W A Y
clpim s a g a in st soin e sta te are hereby I
"ln d lsp en sab les."
E v en th e G erm an | sonnel.
notified to presen t sam e, duly verified
people have found th is out.
Near
Cedar
Street
You will find yourself one o f the best informed
T h e s ta te tre a su re r, in ad dition to I
as by law req ’i*r-id, to th r t?ni'«t-
persons in your community when you read The Christian
his duties as cu stod ian of sta te funds
I signed, ca re
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E n te rp ris e . ■
A ccording to re p a tria te s, th e fa re and secu ritie s, serves on six adm inis- i
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Studio
E v e n in g s
npples a re used fo r th e m inced m eat, B o a rd , Bond
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for which I enclose ................................$1
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At the end of th is y ear the U. S. j
er of w ar food parcels, one o f w hich 2 tu b ercu lo sis hospitals, th e peniten­
T e a c h e r o f V iolin
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airp
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is delivered to each p rison er o f war tia ry , 2 tra in in g schools fo r boys and
305 A L IS K Y B L D G .
P O R T L A N D j having 3,500 feet or m ore o f runw ays
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every week.
N W . Cor. 3rd and M orrison
g irls, the blind school and the d eaf
' —In 1940 th e re were less th an 100
school.
such fields.
C overing a house w ith a m o rtg ag e
T h e B o a rd o f C ontrol also d irects
d oesn't stop th e leaks.
th e buying o f supplies fo r all sta te
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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This insurance is provided to grower
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