The Beaverton enterprise., March 09, 1945, Page Page 2, Image 2

Friday, March 9, 1945
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE. Beaverton, Oregon
Paure 2
I. /
H. H- J E U F U I E S , l-ubUstaer
: Symbolic Red Cross Emblem
To Appear In W indows Again
Published F riday or each w eek by the P ioneer P ub lishin g C o . at Beavarton,
Oregon. Entered aa second-class m atter at the p ostofflce at B eaverton, O ra
ta x -e x e m p t b o n d s sh o u ld s u ffe r fro n t
th e ta x red u c tio n s.
(10) DO
YOU
T H IN K
TH E
RO O SEV ELT A DM LNISTRATIO N—
ESPEC IA LL Y
THE
S E C U R IT IE S
A N D E X C H A N G E COM M ISSION—IS
U N F R IE N D L Y
TO
LEG ITIM A TE
B U S IN E S S ?
A nsw er:.... No. I do
not. T h e m a sse s o f th e e n tire w orld
a r e on th e m a .c h an d , w ith all th e
Twelve Business Questions re g u la tio n s a n d d iffic u ltie s fac in g U.
S. em plo y ers, th e y a r e —a n d w ill co n ­
Answered by Babson
tin u e to be— b e tte r o ff th a n th e b u si­
B abson P a rk , F la., M arch 9—H ere n essm en a n d in v e sto rs of an y o th e r
i a re som e q u e stio n s w h ich h av e r e - , n atio n .
cetn ly been sh o t a t ni?. I ’oil o w in g each SP IR IT U A L A W A K E N IN G N E E D E D
(11) DO YOU T H IN K IN F L A ­
' q u estio n th e re a d e r w ill fin d m y a n ­
TION IS IN E V IT A B L E ?
A nsw er
sw er.
Yes, and th is m eans a gradual in-
crease in living co sts w ith higher pri­
IN D U ST R IA L OUTLOOK
(1) W HAT SHOULD B E T H E ces for m ost consum er goods as w ell
MOST A C T IV E IN D U S T R IE S A F ­ as for certain stock s, real esta te uud
M oreover, only a wor»d s p ir ­
TER
THE
W A R ? A n sw er.
T he gold.
b u ild in g a n d fu rn is h in g of sm all itu a l a w a k e n in g c a n p; e v e n t a fin a l
hom es.
A cc o m p an y in g th is
th e re co llap se of th is upward spiral.
(12) W IL \T ABOUT T H E PO ST­
sh o u ld be a g re a t d e m a n d fo r nev.
au to m o b iles.
T h e clo th in g in d u stry W AR U N EM PL O Y M EN T SCARE?
sh o u ld also be good in th e p o stw a r | A nsw er: T h e re w ill be n o sp e cia l d if­
ficu lty fo r a few y ea rs, b u t la te r
era.
U nem ­
(2) W HAT
IN D U S T R IE S
MAY th e re m ay be m u c h tro u b le .
S U F F E R TH E MOST A F T E R TH E p lo y m e n t is a s p iiitu a l a n d e d u c a tio n ­
r a th e r th a n econom ic.
W AR? A n sw er:
O f course, th e a l problem
m a n u f a c tu r in g
of
a irp la n e s ,
th e C o n g ress c a n n o t p re v e n t u n em p lo y ­
b u ild in g of sh ip s an d th e m a k in g of m en t. T h e c h u rc h e s a n d school com ­
m u n itio n s w ill s u ffe r m ost.
In a d - , m itte e s of ea c h c o m m u n ity will d e te r ­
d itio n , I believe th a t b oth a g r ic u l­ m in e th e u n e m p lo y m e n t situ a tio n .
tu r e an d
ra ilro a d in g m a y r e c e iv e ,
body blows.
W hile In B eaverton be sure to eat
at the G reyhound C offee Shop.
IN V ESTM E N T OUTLOOK
(3) IN W IIAT CAN W E I N \E S T
For Stove and D iesel Oll Call Harry
OUR MONEY NOW IN O R D E R TO
Barnes.
P hon e B eaverton 3281. tf
HAVE IT BE ST M A IN TAIN IT S,
PO W ER DU RIN G T H E
Y EA R S
Turn w ar stam p s into B onds
AHEAD.
A n sw er: B u y
selected
peace sto c k s- esp ecially
th e
oils,
L E G A L N O T IC E
m e tals a n d o th e r sto c k s w hich should
be helped by in fla tio n . T h is in cludes
NOTICE O F
th e m e rc h a n d is in g c h a in s w hich have
SPE C IA L SCHOOL M E E T IN G
th e ir a s s e ts in goods, c a sh an d real
Tuesday, March 13, 1915
e sta te .
T h ey sh o u ld be ex cellent
h ed g es a g a in s t In flatio n
N o tice is h e re b y g iv e n to th e leg al
(4) A R E
H IG H -G RA D E BO NDS v o te rs of School D is tric t N u m b e r 48,
A TTRA C TIV E NOW ? A nsw er: De­ W a sh in g to n C ounty, S ta te o f O regon,
cid ed ly NO!
Not o nly should i n te r ­ th a t a
school m e e tin g o f th e said
e st ra te s s tre n g th e n a f te r th e W ar, d is tric t w ill be held in th e B e a v e rto n
b u t in co m e ta x e s w ill be re duced. H ig h S chool B u ild in g on T u esd a y ,
a n y su ch re d u c tio n sh o u ld ca u se tax - M a rc h 13, 1945, a t th e h o u r o f 8:00
ex e m p t m u n ic ip a ls to decline. O th e r o’clock p. m „ fo r th e p u rp o se of e le c t­
h ig h -g ra d e b onds sh o u ld be a ffe c te d in g a school d ire c to r to fin is h th e u n ­
sy m p a th e tic a lly .
ex p ire d te rm of M r. W . D. C am ero n ,
R EC O N V ER SIO N
w ho h a s re sig n e d to se rv e a s a
(5 ) . W HAT ABOUT U T IL IT IE S m e m b er of th e U nion H ig h S chool
IN T H E POSTW AR E R A ?
A nsw er B oard.
T h e re a re som e u tility sto c k s w h ich S igned *
L. W. S H O R T , C h a irm a n
look v ery a ttr a c tiv e d u e to possible
D is tric t N u m b e r 48
d isso lu tio n of h o ld in g co m p an ies. F u r ­
E . H. M A S T E R S , C lerk
th e rm o re , th e p e rse c u tio n of th e u tili­
D is tric t N u m b e r 48
tie s seem ed to h av e co m e to an en d for
D a te of f ir s t p u b lic a tio n M a rc h 2,
th e p rese n t.
T h e u n c e r ta in q u estio n 1945.
is w h e th e r th e n a tu r a l g ro w th of th e
D a te of la st p u b lic a tio n M a rc h 9,
u tility b u sin e ss w ill o v erco m e th e in ­ 1945.
cre a se d c o sts d u e to in fla tio n . F r a n k ­
ly, I do n o t know .
RATION BOOK REMINDER
(6) W IIAT W ILL B E TH E E F ­
FECT OF
R EC O N V ER SIO N ON
T H E STOCK M A R K E T?
A n sw er: Cut th is out and keep it in your purse
R e co n v e rsio n m ay ca u se a se iio u s M EATS, FA TS—
L ast D ate for Usa
sh o c k to b u sin ess, b u t n o t n e c e s sa r­
March 31
ily to th e S to ck M a rk e t. M ost secu ­ R ed S ta m p s Q5— S5
A pril 28
ritie s (w ith th e ex c ep tio n of th e rails» R e d S ta m p s T5—X5
June 2
h av e fa irly w ell a lre a d y d isc o u n te d R e d S ta m p s Y5—D2
Good M a rc h 1—
peace.
R e d S ta m p s E2 thru J2
Ju n e 30
W HAT ABOUT T H E RA II.S?
(7) DO YOU E X P E C T A P E R ­ PR O C E SSE D FOODS—
March 31
IOD OF GOOD B U S IN E S S A F T E R B lue S ta m p s X5—B2
April 28
REC O N V ER SIO N IS C O M PLETED ? B lue S ta m p s C2—G2
June 2
A n sw er:
Yes, I ex p ect a few y e a rs B lue S ta m p s H 2—M2
of ex cellen t b u sin e ss; b u t be p re p a re d Good M a rc h 1
Ju ne 30
fo r tro u b le a b o u t 1950, o r a fte r, w hen B lue S ta m p s N2 th r u S
th e people h av e sp e n t th e ir sa v in g s SUG AR—
February 28
a n d fo re ig n co m p e titio n b eg in s to be S ta m p 34
S ta m p 35
Ju ne 2
felt.
(8) W ILL P R O SP E R IT Y K E E P F U E L O il,—
F a r W e st—P e rio d 4 becom e good
C l’ T H E
PR IC ES O F RAII.KOAO
STOCKS A N D INCOM E BO ND S? F e b ru a ry 5, 1945.
No.
R a ilro a d se c u ritie s SH O E S—Loose Stam ps Invalid
A n sw er:
B ook
3—A irp la n e s ta m p s N o’s. 1
m ay n o t fo r m a n y y e a rs a g a in sell
h ig h s of F e b .u a ry , 1945. 2 a n d 3 good In d efin itely fo r one p a ir.
fo r th e
T ru c k , pip elin e, w a te r a n d a irp la n e GASOLINE COUPONS—
co m p etitio n ,
to g e th e r
w ith
risin g Not Valid unless Endorsed
c o sts d u e to in fla tio n , c a n be very
’’A’’ 14 ex p ire s M a rc h 21, 1945. E a c h
coupon w o rth 4 gallons.
b e a rish on ra ilro a d se c u ritie s.
T A X E S A ND T1IE N EW DEAL
WOOD. COAL. SA W D U ST —
(9 W IIAT ABOUT T A X E S?
An
D eliv ery by priorities based on w rit­
sw e.
I do n o t look fo r rad io s 1 ta x te n s ta te m e n ts of needs.
c h a n g e s u n til th e U. S. F e d c ia l B ud­ PR IC E CONTROL—
g et is a g a in b alan c ed .
B u t all
R efer price inquiries and com ­
c h a n g e s m ad e w ill be fav o rab le to p la in ts to price clerk a t your local
b u sin e ss
an d
corporation.-«.
O nly board.
Babson Answers
Many Letters
WASHINGTON, U C.—Onc6 again,
next month, the scarlet emblem of the
Subscription P ayable In Advance. American Hed Cross will appear in the
. 11.00
One Year
windows of American homes, symbolis­
B eaverton O ffice—E nterprise Bldg., P hon e B eaverton 2321
ing the financial support of the nation
P ortland O ffloe—308 P anam a Bldg., 3rd and Alder
P hone A T w ater 6691
in supporting the manifold services of
that organization to American fighting
men overseas.
In every nation of the world, this red
cross
has long beeu the symbol of uni­
P E R
O re
versal hunianitarianism. both In peace
I A T I 0 N
and In time of war. Today it is worn
P U B L I S
by medical corpsmen of all armies and
navies serving the wounded. It pro­
tects hospital tents, ships, planes ahd
trains. Painted on each of the Inter­
national Hed Cross ships bearing food
parcels to prisoners of war and ex­
Once a ga in this year, In March, the
changed prisoners homeward, it is a
w o rld -k n o w n scarlet s y m b o l ot m ercy
guarantee of safety from acts of war. will appear in w in d o w s th r o u g h o u t the
To the giver doing his part to fulfill nation, in dica tin g that Mr. and M rs.
the $200,000,006 goal of the American A m e ric a are solid ly behind the 1945
G.I.s T ra n s p la n t Spirit of Red Cross In 1945, it represents his per­ A m e ric a n Red C r o s s W a r F u n d c a m ­
sonal part in supplying the material paign.
Homeland Into Remote
things which add to the morale of the
Corner of World.
American serviceman whether hospi­ Ings, blood plasma and whole blood,
talized or able-bodied.
kit bags and comfort articles to the
“The window sticker means more battlefronts. It Is a vote of gratitude for
EXCLUSIVE WNU SERVICE
ALONG THE LEDO ROAD.—The than dollars contributed to the Red the millions of food parcels reaching
T he P u b lic R e la tio n s D ivisions of
th e w a r d e p a rtm e n t a r e d o in g a g r e a t | Ledo road is as A m erican as a hot Cross,” Chairman Basil O’Connor de­ American men in enemy prison camps
Opening March 1, the third American
deal to uphold th e m o rale of th e r e la ­ dog with m u stard or a stolen kiss clared. "It means service clubs, can­
teens, recreation rooms and clubrao- Red Cross War Fund campaign for
tiv e s of boys in se iv ic e a t hom e. at a junior prom .
E a c h w eek d iffe re n t n e w sp a p e rs re ­
{200,000,000—the same as last year—
Front its term inus a t the tiny, biles for the men in war theaters ’’
ceive sto rie s of local boys a n d so m e ­
To the American Red Cross, each will continue throughout the entire
dingy
b
az
aar
of
Ledo,
A
ssam
,
far
tim e s p ic tu res,
w hich a r e
p rin te d ,
window sticker is a family’s request to month. More than 3,000,000 volunteers
a n d prove of in te n se in te r e s t n o t o nly into the m atted jungles of B urm a .. „ . _
the
road
is
an
anachronism
—a
sin-
* ed ro8S “ C0Dtl,,ue ,l* responsl- will distribute the familiar window em­
to re la tiv e s b u t to frie n d s.
In th e
es
behalf of the son in Italy, blems. conducting a house-to-house can­
la s t issue of th is p a p e r w e p rin te d a gle m inute th rea d of m odern Amer-
10 n®Rbbors boy half a turn around vass to fulfill the 1945 quota. Along
sto ry a b o u t a local boy.
H U p a re n ts ica alm ost lost in the v ast green
h a d not h e a rd fro m h im fo r m o n th s. tap estry of a dim prim ordial world 1 * 0 8 0 ,e *n 1 le Philippines, and the with the window emblem, each con­
W e hope th a t th is p a p e r w ill be In­ which for centuries has afforded the j b™^16^ Nshting on the W estein Front, tributor will receive a lapel tab fash­
It * is " the expression
of faith of the ioned after the Red Cross flag—the
s tr u m e n ta l in b rin g in g m o ro happy elephant and tiger and devil-tor
...................*
now s to p a r e n ts a n d frie n d s.
m ented aborigine a refuge from the | American people that Red Cross will flag known to all as a sign o. aid and
maintain the supplies of surgical dress- comfort.
encroaching tides of civilization.
O re g o n ia n "A P o rtla n d p h a rm a c is t
But, despite the dank, dense vege- ;
called T h e O reg o n ian a n d sa id th a t
a f te r liste n in g to th e p re s id e n t’s tation of the jungle, the steep, un­ efiair from one cam p to an o th er for
speech, an d h e a rin g ev ery o n e cough, charted m ountains and low, steam - | over a y ear.
he w as convinced
th a t w h a t th e ing sw am plands — despite month- ;
U nited S ta te s n eeds m o st Of all is u long monsoon downpours, mud and | Another unit h as a portable kitch­
en, m ounted on a 6 by 6 tru ck , en­
good cough syru p ."
disease—the A m erican soldier has
abling the m en to have w arm m eals
transplanted the spirit of his hom e­
even when the outfit is on the move.
land in this rem ote corner of the
Flyer Gets His Greatest
And one en terp risin g G.I. has set up
world.
a
dice table in his q u arte rs, supple­
Thrill in Police Stable
Months ago the Ledo road was m ented by an an tiquated slot m a ­
PHILADELPHIA, PA. — Lieut. little m ore than a rough trac e. Its chine which can be played with one-
Erw in Letak, who has downed four course through the precipitous P at- q u a rte r rupee coins. At present, the
J a p planes and com pleted m ore kai m ountains of B urm a w as high­ dice tab le is g athering cobwebs, for
than 109 m issions, got his biggest lighted by hundreds of breath-taking “ the house” w as tak en for 4,800 ru ­
thrill recently—in the city stables. hairpin curves and narrow wooden pees one night in a big gam e which
As the flyer entered a stall, P aint, bridges over turbulent m ountain h as become legendary up and down
a big, black police d ep a rtm en t stream s.
the Ledo road.
horse," turned his head, stom ped,
But today g reat changes have
And th irsty G .I.s with p arch ed
and rubbed his nose ag ain st the been m ade. The Ledo road, day by p alate s have devised sundry ingen­
m an who rode him when he was a day, is becoming a m odern A m er­ ious stills which turn out such potent
m ounted patrolm an. P a in t had re ­ ican highway.
juices as “ ra isin ja c k ” and "ch er-
fused to let any one ride him for the
P red o m in an t as the spirit of ry-squeezins.”
two y ea rs L etak has been away. A m erica is in the engineering feats
As one G.I. rem ark ed as we
Now he w as ready to go again.
being accom plished in the jungles of w atched a coolie leaning on a shov­
B urm a, it is even m ore ap p aren t el beside the road, hum m ing his In­
British Tell of Queen’s
in the m en who a re working on the dian version of “ P istol P ack in ’
M am m a” which som e A m erican sol­
Peril From Nazi Bomb road.
T E N N E S S E E ’S C A P IT O L
A m erican Sports.
d ier had taught him :
LONDON. — A bomb crashed
At
an
evacuation
hospital
tucked
"P
eo
p
le
back
hom
e
w
orry
about
A
m erica’s devotion to freedom ,
through the roof of Buckingham P al-
which the purchase of W ar Bonds
uce and through the ap a rtm e n t of aw ay am ong a grove of hollong trees us G .I.s in th e jungle going native.
the Queen in the early days of the at the foot of the purple P atk ai Hell, it's ju st the opposite. The n a ­ directly helps to m aintain, nowhere
has a m ore exem plary shrine than
London blitz, but failed to explode, m ountains a baseball gam e is tives are going A m erican !”
| the State Capitol a t Nashville. The
played on a diam ond which the hos­
it was disclosed recently.
I $1,500,000 building
m em orializes
E ight m en of the palace home pital personnel had cleared and lev­ X-Ray to Catch Photo
y ears of stru g g les of sturdy folk.
guard unit disposed of the three- eled from virgin Jungle territo ry . A
' T ennessee’s first L egislature m et at
rabid crowd of fans, including nu­
As Shell Pierces Armor | Kingston and adjourned to Knox-
foot-long explosive.
King George inspected this hom e m erous Chinese patients, hurl insults
BALTIMORE, MD. — Officials of i ville. L ate r it m et at N ashville and
urfreesboro. N ashville becam e the
guard unit, every m an of whom had at the um pire in the best-approved the
W estinghouse E lectric and M
p erm an en t cap ital and the co rn er­
kept the three-yeur se c re t of the pal­ F latbush fashion.
M anufacturing com pany have dis­ stone of the present building was
E veryw here along the road the closed recently the developm ent of laid in 1845. It took 14 y ea rs to
ace bomb.
G .I.s have provided for athletic ac­ an X-ray m achine which tak es a com plete. The sam e love of free­
tivity.
B asketball and volleyball picture in a m illionth of a second. dom th at inspired those early legis­
Order Towels Shortened
courts a re the m ost num erous.
The high-speed picture-taking m a­ lators in selecting a seat of govern­
To Stretch the Supply
At Shingbwiyang, on the edge of chine w as m ade to fill a request m ent m otivates the s ta te ’s 186.000
m en now in the U. S arm ed forces.
WASHINGTON, D. C. — B ath tow­ the Hukawng valley, is the Metz from engineers for a way to take
U. S. Treasury D epartment
pictures
of
a
shell
as
it
passed
th
e
a
te
r—nam
ed
afte
r
a
soldier
killed
els will be sh o rter to m ake tha sup­
N
tj.ro
w
o
m
an
:
“S o n y , m a 'a m , b u t
through the muzzle of the gun and
in northern B urm a.
ply longer.
Use g ot a new jo b now an d I k n in 't
The w ar production board ordered
A m erican girls, putting on a USO as it piorced a plate of arm o r.
v ci'U for you no m o r e "
M istress
m an u fa ctu rers to hold bath towel I show for the troops, staged a jitter-
’’\ l b a t jo b is it, v a i w o rk ? ”
' No,
lengths to 40 inches and guest towels bug contest, with contestants select­
rru 'e m ta ln 't ’’zactly w a r w o rk .
Jn
my rew job I ain t allo w ed to w o rk —
to 26 inches afte r Ja n u a ry 22. WPB ed from the audience. The crowd
I's e on le lie f." B a r a on, K $n Chief
estim ated this would stre tc h sup­ picked a sm all, nim ble chap with a
Looks in Liquor Shop;
plies by 1,300,000 towels a m onth.
conspicuous bald pate as the win­
V icto ry garden-'i-s wll lp ro h ab ly :c
40 Line Up Behind Him
These additional lim itations w ere ner. His aw ard was a kiss—and the
j ce-vo th e sa m e alio vaiiee c f g a s o 'r .e
im posed on the tu rk ish or te rry crowd roared its approval.
WALLACE, IDAHO.—Word got I r a t 'f u s fo r m a k in g th e ir g a rd e n s th is
woven towels affected.
around th at the liquor store had
Life for the G.I. pushing the point
se n ro n as w as allow ed last, sa id E W
received a big shipm ent, so a cus­
For S tove and D iesel Oll Call Harry through the jungles of B urm a is a
E g g en d is tric t O PA m ileag e ra tio n in g
Barnes.
P hone B eaverton 3381.
tf tra n sie n t affair. The m en set up
tom er decided he would look in
re j e re n ta tiv e .
Let us worry about your Tax Problems—NOW .
th ree hours ahead of opening
cam p, work for a few days in one
W hile shopping in B eaverton atop area, then break cam p—usually at
tim e. He tried the store door,
Evening Appointments
In at the Greyhound C offee Shop for night after finishing work — and
A T T E N T IO N
peered through a window to see
HOME OW NERS
Lunch.
if any one w as working and turned
! move forw ard again. This goes on
R e s id e Y o u r D ouse NOW
T ax m a tte r s h a n d le d by q u alified A c c o u n ta n ts an d T a x
E x p e rts
to
leave.
A
crowd
of
40
people
week
afte
r
week
during
the
dry
sea-
w ith B ric k S iding o r A sbestos
W AR B O N D S are th e sa fest Invest­
had lined up behind him.
1 son when the road m oves forw ard
S h ak es . . . Save 2 5 '. Ileal O lreet
ment in the wide world.
•L O. JO H N SO N , C onsultant
L. C. JO H N SO N , A ccoun tan t
approxim ately two m iles a day.
W ith R eliab le M ech an ic
Save* F u e l . . Cooler in S u m m er
R etain Home Niceties.
T ’'e R ed C ro ss needs every doll ir
C ool m o to r L icense— In su re d
But still the m en m anage to re o ft he $200,000,000 it is ask in g .
An.!
i. W . LYON
tain a vestige of the niceties of the every dollai contributed to thnt fund
213« N. T e rry
MU 26H.I
civilization they have left behind, helps to ease *he lot of our fight
L et s g iv e to ke»,> « u r R ed
One outfit has m ade portable wood­ i ten.
YOUR
en bunks with rubber springs fash­ Clos» on tn e job.
ioned from worn-out inner tubes. An­
(
SPECIAL “V E N T IL A T E D ”
hite sh ip p in g eat at the Grey-
other has a portable washing m a­ *t W the
W A N TED
G reyhound C offee Shop.
chine. In one cam p, n ear the point
I of the road, a sign reads. ’’Jo e 's
F o r Stove and D iesel Oil Call H a rry
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Portland Concrete Pipe & Products Co.
Tonsorial P a la c e ." Inside the tent Barnes.
P hone B eaverton 3231.
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J 5819 SW M acadam Ave., Portland, 1 Oregon
AT 8384
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get our Free Chick Chart—
ends. The outfit had ca rried the
Yanks Convert
Burma Jungles
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Over America
JOHNSONS TAX SERVICE
220 Lum berm ens Bldg.
BE 7131
START
CONCRETE CHIMNEY BLOCKS
CHICKS
RIGHT
a week by week detail
instruction on Feed and
Care of Chicks from
first day till they st«rt
to lay.
Complete Line of
F E E D —SEED &
GARDEN S U P P L IE S
D E L IV E R Y SER V IC E
Francis Bros.
6319 SW Capitol Hwy.
A T . 7309
TURKEYS
GEORGE F. GORDON
W ANTED
BRICKYARD
FACTORY WORKERS
Essential Industry
E X PE R IE N C E
NOT NECESSARY
Steady W ork with Overtime
A PPLY AT
PIA N O TU N IN G
and R E P A IR IN G
Phone ALOHA M12
B eaverton. Oregon
ft. K. W a te r A re.. P o rtla n d
See your Building M aterial Dealer
Live Poultry and Eggs
R eceiving
Portland,
Albany.
Redm ond,
A D ressing Plant*:
M cM innville, Salem.
E ugene,
Roseburg,
Oregon.
Toys, Bicycle Accessories, & Repairing of All Types
Wheel Goods Retiring
K IS S L E R ’S
Main O ffloe and Plant
De Laval
H f i r i R t T O H S — M il.KEKS
CO M PLETE E Q U IPM EN T AND
S U P P U IE * FO R TH E DAIRY
IN D U ST R Y
Northwest Poultry &
Dairy Products Co.
ft. E. O ak S tr r -t, P o rtla n d , Ore.
F h o n e l'A »t 5141
Hfhm ek Crifell
PORTLAND OPTICAL CO.
SYLVAN PLANT
COLOMBIA BRICKWORKS
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136 NW Park
AT. 8481
923 SW 4th Ave., Portland
AT. 5438
M AM
H. A. Starr
Contractor for Concrete Work
COMPLETE OPTICAL SER VICE
Estim ates gladly given on Jobs Large or Small
Dr. Leighton E. Roy. O ptom etrist
Mr. H m . H. Smith. Optician
41ft S. W. W aahington St.
Portland Oregon
RE. M14
2425 N. Commercial
Portland 12, Or.
UNiversity 1054
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