The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, March 02, 1945, Page Page 3, Image 3

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    Friday, M arch 2, 1945
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS
CASH
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Must Accompany All
C L A SSIF IE D AD S
Oaunt each word, including Name
aad address—ONLY 2c A WORD
Na Phone Orders Taken
We Publish the
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
TIGARD SENTINEL
MULTNOMAH PRESS
ALOHA NEWS
v
Complete Eastern Waantngton County
and Western Multnomah County
•overage.
We assume 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 o f '
an advertisement in which the typo­
graphical saietaka occurs.
m FOR SA L E
FOR SALE—Baby buggy.
Beaverton 3424.
Phone
5
FOR SALE—Shingled Pigeon Pen
4 ftx4 ft., 5 nr 6 ft tall, good condi­
tion, good floor, $20.
Mrs. Geo.
Francis, 4207 SW Gabel Lane, Port­
land 1, Or., BE. 5952.
5
FOR SALE—Wood Range $12. On
Menlo Dr., 8th house on left from
Farmington Rd., After 6 p. m. and
Sundays.
5
FOR SALE—% Bed and springs;
Innerspring mattress; 1 oak rock­
er; 1 porch chair; 1 dining chair;
Edison phonograph; complete set
of carpenter tools in chest; 1 nice
mirror. Mrs. Evans, 215 Lombard,
Beaverton.
5
FOR SALE—Folding Play Pen $8;
Collapsible Baby Buggy $4. Call
eve. after 6 or Sunday, Mrs. Ray
Jewett, SW 1st and Main, across
from City Hall, Apt. 1, Beaverton.5
FOR SALE—Drop head sewing
machine, good condition.
$25.
8117 SW 35th Ave., Multnomah. 5
FOR SALE—Premier Everbearing
Strawberries 15c dox.; Improved!
Oregon. Mixed Dahlias 10c apiece.
Annual and perennial Hydrangias
$1. 6 blks S Hillsdale Junction
Robert J. Thoendel, 7101 SW Ber- |
tha, Multnomah, Ore.
6 I
El M etrical Appliances Repaired
Radios, Refrigerators,
Washing
Machinée, Sewing Machine and all
household appliances—See
EDDIE OLDMAN
Johnson Road
Opp. N. W. Christian Home or
Marshall Wells Hdw., Beaverton
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BROOD SOWS and Weaner Pigs
for Sale the year around, S. A
Getter, Schells.
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FOR SALE—4 ft green slab. Aloha
district $6 per cord. Block & Ed- :
ging $7 per cord. Beaverton-Tl- j '
gard-Oarden Home district 4 ft.
green slab $7 per cord.
Block Ar
Edgings $8 per cord. H. F. Elford,
Forest Grove.
Phone 56.
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Home Refrigeration and washing
machine seivices.
Call K. R.
Twombly CH. 2267.
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FOR SALE - Special Dry Fireplace
and Furnace Wood. Dry Heavy old
growth slab 16 in.. Green Slab 16
in.
Immediate delivery in 2-cord
loads only. Call Tigard 2281.
5
W ANTED
W A N T -F ry Cook for night work.
Lamberts Drive In on SW Canyon
Rd., mile from Beaverton. Top
Pay.
5
WANTED—Position as housekeep­
er in Beaverton. Call collect Ore­
gon City 2-1771, ask for Miss Sor- j
ensen.
5 ;
BOARDING SCHOOL—Individual
attention. Special diet for nervous1
anemic children.
1111 NW 25th
Avs., Portland-10-Oregon.
8
WANT TO BUY—Small modern 3
or 4 room house close in Beaver­
ton.
Write Mrs. May Williams.
Beaverton.
5
Commercial Orchard A Town
STRAYING
All Purpose Spraying
CLINE BROS.
I^favette. Oregon. Box 163
PHONE* IAFAYETTF. OREGON
WANT—Boy or man to care for
garden all summer. Kabal. in West
Highland. 1*45 SW Upland Dr. I
Portland.
8
CUSTOM TRACTOR
WORK— j
Plowing and Discing. D. P. Mac
Donald. Ruby Ave.. Rt. 2, Box 218,
Beaverton, Oregon. Phone Beav­
erton 2260.
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TRACTOR WORK WANTED
Plowing and Grading
PHONE CHerry 3437
2nd house North of
Kraft Cheese Co.
50 tf
WANTED—Bicycle repairman, ex­
perienced man preferred Kiseler
Bicycle Shop. 923 SW 4th Ave.
Portland. Ore., bet. 11 a. m. and 6
p. m
Call AT 5438.
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WAJ-NUTS — FILBERTS
Walnut Meats
Filbert Meats
We Pay Cash on Receipt
at our plant
THE TIGARD
NUT PACKING CO.
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f ANTED—Berry Plants, Shrubs,
lants of all kinds for our sales
ird CLYDE GARDENS. Barbur
lv d , at
SW
28th.
CHerry
10 $
•
Red Cross Faces Greatest
Peg« 3
Dead Men
Read This
Food Affects / . Q.
Task in Fourth War Year
O f Tots Before i
WANTED—Surburban A
Farm
WASHINGTON. D C. — Facing the'
Red Cross service on the home front I
properties We have the buyer, you
have the propetty, let's get togeth- ! greatest task In its history in serving has expanded with the ever-increasing Surrey Reveals Results
of
er.
We are in contact with many American Qghting men on advancing demand upon It, Mr. O'Connor said. In
OHI LOOK! The street is full of
Eastern buyers who have cash and
war fronts overseas, their families at addition to collecting more than ten
Good Nutrition.
dead men.
They are in and out of
want to locate here. Our appraiser
home, their buddies returning to the n 1 lion pints of blood for plasma since!
God
will call on you. No obligation.
United States after discharge, and the the beginning of the war, the Red i NEW YORK.—Evidence that good the stores and everywhere.
loves them one and all, and he yearns
8LAYTER REALTY COMPANY
American people in emergencies on the Cross has met requests of the Army 1 nutrition before the age of lour to give them life eternal and make
"In downtown Portland." 528 SW
home front, the American Red Cross at.d Navy for whole blood shipments to raises the I. Q., the intelligence, of them his sons and daughters forever.
Salmon Street, BR. 1146.
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will launch its third War Fund cam­ European and Pacific battle areas. Ten children, is reported in the Ameri-
And why are they dead?
It is be­
paign March 1.
LAND
CLEARING — Tractors
centers on the East and West coasts can Journal of Digestive Diseases cause they sinned and the wages of
That the American people will re­ a ready participate in the collection of by Dr. I. Newton Gugelmass of New sin is death, eternal separation front
Available.
L. H. COBB, Phone
God.
KNOW YOUR BIBLE.
So
Beaveiton 2881.
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spond with overwhelming generosity Type O whole blood, while others stand York City.
they are travelling toward the pit
to the appeal for $200.000,000 to carry ready to Join in that program as mill-
He studied 182 children for 14 and some day the door will close be­
on this world-wide program is already tary needs warrant.
> R A BBITS W A N T E D
j years. Some were well nourished hind them and they will be out in
indicated in the nation-wide determina­
At four packaging centers, manned ar>d others ill-nourished, divided the awful despair—out in the dark
BEST PRICE for Rabbit Fryers, D.
tion to meet all its war needs and to by volunteer workers, more than 20.- evenly. In each group also nearly forever.
Out with the weeping and
P. MacDonald, R2, Bx 218, Beaver- I bring the five-year struggle to an early
600,000 food parcels have been turned half were mentally retarded and wailing, where the gun never rises
ton.
Phone Beaverton 2260.
We ! and successful conclusion.
out In a steady stream for shipment to the other half mentally normal.
and spring never comes.
Out In the
pick up.
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In every invasion during the past prisoners of war and civilian .nterneea
The intelligences of all were land of eternal woe.
W AN TED -Live Harm its, to buy jreafy Chairman Basil O'Connor of the in Germany and the Ear East. __
Yes. God loves them all and he
Surgical
„ ___ tested, and then the ill-nourished
now. Top prices paid. Rabbit Meat American Red Cross said. Red Cross dressings—775.000.000 of them —were were given good diets continuously paid high to win them—"For God so
Co., 8917 SE Stark St. .Portland. ' workers have either gone with the prepared in the past year alone Tor for some time and retested. At the ||“ ve<J the world that he gave his only
Phone SUnset 1722.
Open week troops, or have followed within a very front line and hospital use Production same time those who had been well !
i«
days only until 7:30 p. m.
tf short time Red Cross field directors
workers in hundreds of communities nourished all the time were retested, have eternal ltte .- b i b l e *' ' internal
were with General Eisenhower's men h ive continued the never ceasing pro- j as a check against influences other ufe for WHOSOEVER BELIEVETH.
^ M IS C E L L A N E O U S
in the great amphibious invasion of pi.tm of making warm garments for than nutrition.
(Your heart must believe that Christ
France, and with General MacArthur's destitute civilians in war-torn countries
The
ill-nourished
children
all
died for your every last sin.
From
CATS TO GIVE AWAY—Mrs Ev-| forces when they returned to the Phil­
overseas, and In those countries the showed a rise in intelligence due to | now on. ns believing, confess your
ans, 215 Lombard St., Beaverton. 5 ippines
and 1 ‘-----*“
keep in **“
step. KNOW YOUR
Red Cross has assisted the Army in good food. The children who had sins
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Ten thousand men and women wear caring for refugees and homeless peo- j been well fed all the time showed i BIBLE.
1 John 8-9.
WILL KEEP BOY—4 to 5 years of the Red Cross uniform overseas, serv­
Yield to see you through—Yes, live
pie.
no such rise.
age on my farm day time only.
by
Power From On High.
ing
in
every
theatre
of
war
and
with
Nor has its service to the armed
The average increase in I. Q. was
Located 3*s miles from Beaverton.
This space paid for by Oregon-
Enquire at Associated Gas Sta., every command. They work in leave forces on a global scale caused any 10 points for the mentally retarded I Washington people. If you wish a
«lubs, clubmobiles. rest houses, hospi­ relaxation on the part of the Red Cross children and 18 for the normally
Beaverton.
5
part in this Gospel by Newspaper, send
tals Red Cross men attached to fight- to carry out its traditional service to healthy ones.
your sum large or small.
ing units are with those outfits even the American people in time of disas-
Income Tax Returns Prepared
But the rise in intelligence was
in actual combat. Red Cross girls dis­ tvi‘ More than 200 domestic disasters significant up to age four and negli-
MARGARITE B .FITZPATRICK pense snacks at air fields, along truck­
- h " H is and fli
i e gd'lo hi the older ages. This was
Rt. 1, Box 688
Tigard 2276 ing supply routes, behind front areas f< und Red Cross w orkers on the job to ! particularly striking in the malnour- : SW McChesney Road, Portland-l-Ore.
On Greenburg Road
6 and in liberated cities.
relieve stricken families and to aid in ished. retarded children. Up to age
Many, both men and women, are on the rebuilding of communities.
j four their increases in intelligence
Congress is important for our lib­
PANSIES, GIANT SWISS $1 Ik«. duty at scores of Isolated outposts
“The need for Red Cross services in were 5 to 10 times faster than in erty and our freedom and for our
throughout the world, and give aid to the coming year will be greater than later years.
Perennials, Azaleas, Violas
purse.
Yet it costs only half as
Berry Plants.
Shrubbery
wounded men In hospitals and on hos­ ever before." Mr. O'Connor said. "In
The average intelligent, malnour­ much to operate the entire legislative
CLYDE PERRENIAL GARDENS pital ships, planes and trains. Away fulfilling the Red Cross appeal for ished children also showed a more plant that is the House and the Sen­
Barber Blvd. at SW 28th
from the battle areas, thousands more
rapid I. Q. rise before age four ate, as it does to run the office of
CH. 3003
tf serve at military and naval Installa­ $-’00,000,000, the American people will
indicate its wholehearted backing of than afterward. But among them Indian Affairs.
tions within the United States.
the differences before and after
men in the front lines."
Change of Location
A new fuel tablet has been adopted
were not large.
ED'S AUTO SERVICE
for heating combat rations by the Ar­
The
I.
Q.
is
something
inherited
Formerly of Metzger, Oregon
It is known as
metaldehyde
The Low Down
that after early childhood remains my.
Will he at New Location at
and Is made up Into round white tab­
about fixed throughout life.
From Hickory Grove
ARRIS GARAGE IN TIGARD
lets, packed six to a small tubulAr can
Phone Tigard 3465
10
of convenient size to be carried In
More and more, we will hear about
the pocket.
Injured
in
Plane
Crash,
Photographs become
Portraits
what to do to take up the slack when
When Colored in Oils
the war work tapers.
It is the right
His Life Saved by Nurse
Brides a Specialty—Special Rates
For Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry
idea, so long as we don't let anybody
to Service Men—BE. 8435
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WASHINGTON, D. C. — A fast­ Barnes.
Victory gardeners who have a sell us a get-rich-quickie that will
Phnae Beaverton 3231. tf
---------------------------------------------- ! choice of garden sites will get bet- turn out in a few years to be what thinking flight nurse was credited
NOW HATCHING—Hardy West- ter results by choosing a level, or we don’t want, and be a menace ver­ by the army with saving the life
LEGAL NOTICE
ein-Bred New Hampshire, White gently sloping, free working soil with sus being a help.
of a crewman on a hospital plane
Leghorn, Parmenter and Barred not too much shade from buildings
I got in mind the preliminary sales after his throat had been cut in Order for Final Hearing and Publi­
Rock Chicks and Broad Breasted or competition from nearby trees, ad- talk we see in the papers about foim- the crash of the ship.
cation of Final Notice
Poults.
Also custom hatching vises Palmer S. Torvend, county ing 6 o p 7 more "Authorities."
The
She is Second Lieut. Louise Haw-
No .5949
from tested flocks.. ROSS HATCH- agent.
Torvend says there is much first one on the griddle is the Mis kins, 23, Redwood City, Calif., who IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
ERY, Aloha, Ore. Phone 6441.
8 more interest in victoiy gardening
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
^ a^e£ , ° ne’
aroun^
was in charge of 24 litter patients
now than was expected several soaU
million.
When finished, instead of
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.
VILLA RIDGE NURSERY
months ago because world conditions creating new jobs, it will turn out aboard the air transport command In the matter o f the Estate of
Fruit, Nut, Shade and
have shown that home-grown vege­ that for every new political job it plane flying from Palau to Guadal­ EDWARD A. IVEY, Deceased.
Flowering Trees
tables will be vitally needed again opened up, it will put out of commis­ canal in the Pacific.
Christine Hand, administratrix of
Berry Plants and Shrubbeiy
this year.
The pilot of the plane, First Lieut. the estate of the above named de­
sion a job already being done by
V. M. CHAUSSE
How soon to work the garden plot somebody not working for the Govt. George W. Jones, 23, St. Albans, ceased, having filed herein her final
11333 SW W*h
Phone CH. 2928
will depend on the type of soil, Tor­ So, all we get out of the clamor is W. Va., crash-landed the plane on a account and report,
12 vend adds.
Sandy. soils warm early another nice, new, shiny debt of 400 tiny island when its gasoline supply
IT IS ORDERED that Monday, the
| ran out. All those aboard, except 5th day of March, 1945, at the hour of
PAPERING—Painting & Kalso- in the spring and can be worked million.
An every-day citizen, if he tried the the one crewman, escaped injury.
9:30 a. m., of said day, at the Court
mining, neat, experienced work­ early, although they dry out more
Swiftly and efficiently the war de­ Room of said Court in Hillsboro, Ore­
man
L. L. Seeley, R 2, Bx 180-A rapidly and may require more fer­ same kind of “authority” hocus-po­
Heavier or clay types of cus, the Blue Sky laws would have partment related, Lieutenant Haw­ gon, is hereby fixed as the time and
Beaverton.
Phone Beaverton 2516 tilizer.
soils
are
damaged
by too early work- him in the calaboose by sun-down. kins fashioned a suction tube from place for the hearing of objections to
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l ing .although some gaideners success- Socialism is creeping in at every a syringe, a colonic tube, and infla­ said final account and report, if any,
With a lot of ills, like
HIDEM £ WOOL, C A SC AKA—A fully crowd the season with just a c: evasse.
and for the allowance and settlement
specialty.
I KK BROS., 25 SW small portion of the plot worked for stomach ulcers and abscessed teeth, tion tubes from a life-saving jacket, thereof.
we don't know we have ’em until and with this contrivance kept tha
Clay Portland.
AT. 5334.
tf the earliest vegetables.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
—--------------------------------------- ------------ - A simple test for proper dryness of I the doctor says, "buddy, see me at man’s throat clear of blood until a publication of said notice be duly
destroyer arrived 19 hours later. given in the manner provided by law.
L. H. BRAWAND
clay soils for spading or plowing is to the hospital at 7 in the morning.”
Builder and Cabinet Maker
squeeze a sample of soil from the b ot-1
Yours with the low down The identity of the injured man waa
Dated February 1st, 1945.
Metzger, Oregon
tom of the furrow or spade depth
JO SERRA
Date of first publication, Feb. 2,
not disclosed.
Portland Phone—CHerry 2929 j into a ball.
If the particles stick to-
1945.
While shopping in Beaverton stop
Unit cabinets, precision built, any gether the soil is too wet to work,
Date of last publication, March 2,
"Pardon
me.
Miss,"
said
the
sentry,
style drawers and doors; finish- but if they separate easily the gar- „ but it's against regulations to swim in at the Greyhound Coffee Shop for 1945.
Lunch
ed all sides. Anyone can set them, den may be spaded or plowed safely.
H. D. KERKMAN,
"Well, for heaven's
in this lake
Judge
ALL KINDS OF BUILDING
There is danger
. . . . ? ° agent
™ ! . cau­ ^ k e ,” exclaimed the ’ maiden, “why
and CABINET MAKING
.soils too wet the 1 county
For
Stove
and
Diesel
Oil
Call
Harry
didn't you tell me before I undress­
siti 1 tions.
Turn war stamps into Bonds
Phone Beaverton 3231.
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ed?”
“ It ain’t against regulations Barnes.
__ . _ _ _ —
------- ;--------- i Organic matter from farm manures. to undress."—Ex.
TRACTOR \\ ORK—General gar- compost and cover crops is an essen-
dening and tractor work. J. A. Lin­ tial for good garden soils. Barnyaid
While shipping eat at the Grey-
coln, Sorrento Road,
mi. South manure or compost is applied at the
BETTER GO PPCO
of Beaverton.
Phone Beaverton rate of 10 to 20 tons per acre, or in at the Greyhound Coffee Shop.
2713.
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Turn war stamps into Bonds
rod, or 50 pounds to each 100 square
TRACTOR WORK—Of all kinds
Plowing, Disking, Cultivating, and feet.
Ample supplies of victory garden
Mowing.
L A. Scheel, Rt. 1, Bx.
334, Tigard, % mi. west of Hiway fertilizer are available most places,
on Gaarde Rd.
47-61 with the 6-10-4 formula favmed for
ÄFfrlRST
most Oergon soils.
This can
be
With
(SIGN OF A
I spread at the rate of one to one and
P. E. 11AGG
a half pounds per 100 sq. feet before
Hauling Contractor
People’s Column
Concrete, Sand, Gravel, Masons spading or plowing, in addition to side
dressings made at planting time.
Sand, Crushed Rock and
Liming garden soils in western O'e
Road Gravel
gon is not usually as important as
R6, Bx 604, Portland 1, Oregon
Phone Tigard 2446
tf some think. Torvend believes, though 1
Cold P r e p a ra tio n t as d ire c te d
1 % pounds of hydrated lime per 100 j
CUSTOM TRACTOR WORK—Let square feet, or not to exceed 8 to 10
us plow your garden.
Howard pounds of wood ashes per hundred '
Wm. Smith, Johnson Rd. A Divis­ square feet may be used. A common
and get
ion sts., Phone Beaverton 2462 4tf error is to us* too much lime or
wood ashes.
Now Is Time
To Prepare Gardens
Get FOUR for ONE
o v
V
FDR TOW CAR call VERMILYE
MOTOR CO., Phone Tigard 3381 tf
CENTRALLY
LOCATED
Close to bus trans­
portation
and
walking distance
from downtown.
PAINTS
For quality, fair price and
eervlce
REEDVTLLE
ALOHA, ORE
Fruit, Nut, Flowering and Shade
Trees, Roues, Berry Plants
Shrubs, etc.
Large supply of peaches, apples,
peers, cherries, prunes, plums, ap­
ricots. walnuts and filberts as well
as roses, flowering shrubs, and
berry plants. Ldrge oi chard plant­
ers. Order Now while our stock is
still complete! Our new 1945. 40-
page catalogue is now ava'lable
upon request. To call at our nur­
sery, take highway 99W.
We are
located 17 miles southwest of Port­
land or 1 mile past Six Corners
Do not leave highway B«W. Watch
for our sign
TUALATIN VALLEY NURSERIES
Route S, Box Sit
Sherwood, Oregon
WANT ADS
I
!
MORE RESULTS
You Get
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MORTICIAN
SW FOURTH AT MONTGOMERY
ATwater 2181
OREGON
MOTOR STAGES
506 S W Mill
BE. 3021
PORTLAND
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BEAVERTON, OREGON
CREMATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
C om plete Funeral Sorvlce la New
Cathedral Chapel at No E xtra cost
Riverside is a co-operative asso­
ciation with aaseta of over $806,000
Recovering and
Modernizing
Beaverton 3762
Open 8:30 to 6
Evenings by Appointment
Four
Time»
Your Money as
PPCO W A N T ADS
^Mechanics work 48 hrs. per weekS
J 40 hours straight; 8 hours tlm e j
J and a half. Good working condi 1
Perfnanent employment. ^
Imlay’ft Fresh
Mixed Feed*
FISHER TH0RSEN PAINTS
J. B . I ml a y & Sons
..666
ICAR WASHERS;
Dead •toclt p*c*e<J up free of
charge anywhere.
Call
collect.
UN. 1221; night call
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CO..
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