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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1945)
Friday, April 6, 1945 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE. Beaverton, Oregon H O T B E D SASH Heavily can- »tructed, painted, ready for im m ed- iate use T igard Cabinet Shop, on H iw y 99W at School A ve . T i gard. t 10 CLASSIFIED WANT ADS CASH Must Accompany All CLASSIFIED ADS C *uat each w ord, including N am e and addreaa—O N L Y 2c A W O R D N o P hone O rders Taken W e Publish the B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E T IG A R D S E N T IN E L M U LTN O M AH P R E S S A LO H A N E W S m ^ % FOR SALE F O R S A L E — 6 year old Jersey cow ! 2 gal now. W ill be fresh in July. R a y Boag, R t 2 Bx 200. O’M ara rd. T ig a id . 10 F O R S A L E —Stew art W arner Cabi net R adio, M mi W est o f T igard on H ighw ay 99W, w eek days only B. S. Frew ing, Tigard. 10 C O L L IE P I P S 6 and 9 wks old. R egistered stoek H O U LE’S C O L L IE K E N N E L S Kt i Bx SB, Tigard, Oregon P H O N E T IG A R D 3115 A lso B u ffet $15.00 10 P A IN T IN G and CA1J. CH. «491 E V E N IN G S R A B B IT S W A N T E D B E S T P R IC E fo r R abbit Fryers, D P. M acD onald, R2, Bx 218, B eaver - 1 ton. Phone B eaverton 2260. We j pick up. tf Bernard F O R S A L E —3 white uniform s size 40; 1 electric, hot plate, large elec-! trie heater, 1 electric cooker. Mrs H. D. Long, B x 671, Oswego, Or. 12 I A irport N orth End o f Field on Cedar St. B eaverton, Ore. Phone W B . 7013 12tf DO YO U W A N T Y O U R A T T IC F IN IS H E D ?—Turn your unused attic into attractive livable room s. D ry wall plaster board finished to suit. No critica l m aterials used. T E D E R IC K S O N , Builder. B eav erton 2281. tf K A R L 'S NURSERY T rees, C hoice Shrubbery, P errenlals IN T IG A R D | I j t E lectrical A ppliances R epaired R adios, R efrig era tors, W ash in g M achines, Sew ing M achine and all household appliances— See E D D IE O LD M AN Johnson R oad Opp. N. W . C hristian H om e or M arshall W ells Hdw., B eaverton tf I B R O O D SOW S and W eaner Pigs fo r Sale the year around, S. A. | G oiter, Scholls. 12tf F O R S A L E — 4 ft green slab. A loha [ district $6 per cord. B lock & E d ging $7 per cord. B eaverton-T l- ' gard-G arden H om e district 4 ft. green slab $7 per cord. B lock & j E dgings $8 per cord. H. F. E lford . ] F orest G rove. P hone 56. tf and washing : Call K. R . 8tf Í A cross from St. A nthony's School 6-13 P A N SIE S, G IA N T SW ISS $1 Doz. Perennials, Azaleas, V iolas B erry Plants, Shrubbery C L Y D E P E R R E N IA L GARDEN 'S B arber Blvd. at SW 28th CH. 3003 tf C hange o f L ocation E D ’S AU TO S E R V IC E F orm erly o f M etzger, O regon W ill be at New L ocation at A R R IS G A R A G E IN T IG A R D P hon e T igard 3465 10 T R A C T O R W O R K — General gar dening and tractor w ork. J. A. Lin coln, Sorrento R oad, 1% mi. South o f B eaverton. P hone B eaverton 2713. Call m ornings o r even. 51tf P hotograp hs b ecom e P ortraits W hen C olored in Oils Brides a Specialty— Special R ates to Service M en— B E. 8435 5tf V IL L A R ID G E N U R S E R Y F ruit, Nut, Shade and F low ering Trees W ANTED B erry Plants and Shrubbery I m m iles East o f Tigard W A N T TO EXCH ANGE;— 5 loom 6*4 m iles W . o f Portland, on house, bath, oil heat, auto, hot w a - ; B aibu r Boulevard ter. 2 mi. S O sw ego, fo r about I 11333 SW 64th P hone CH. 2928 sam e sized house in or near B eav- I 12 erton. M. H. Lane, R l, B x 203-A, I Osw ego. Oregon. 10 P A P E R IN G — P ainting & Kalso- m inlng. neat, experienced w ork W A N T —1 Jersey or Swiss-Jersey man L. L. Seeley, R 2, Bx 180-A heifer fresh in June, 1st calf. W rite B eaverton. P hone Beaverton 2516 R oscoe Cavens. R2, Bx 59-A B eav 40tf erton. 12 : D R E S S M A K IN G — S tock in gs m end ing, button holes, etc. Aline Jung, R t 1, box 628 Tigard, red b iic k hse end o f M cD onald Ave. 11 A C R E A G E ti H O M E S W A N T E D W e can sell you r hom e, farm or acreage. H ave hundreds o f buy- j ers that have cash. Y ou r W ash ington C ounty specialist. L ocated in P ortland at fo o t o f C anyon Rd. Call B R . 1475 or w rite W A Y N E E. N A G L E 1800 S W J efferson , P ortland 1, Ore. j W E C U R E A N D SM O K E Y O U R P O R K CUTS 25 years E xperience ALDER M ARKET Lew is Bros. Cor. 1st and W ash in gton St. PORTLAND, OREGON C om m ercial O rchard & Towm S P R A Y IN G All P urpose Spraying C L IN E B RO S. I-afayctte, O regon. B ox 163 PHONE L A F A Y E TT E OREGON CUSTOM TRACTOR W ORK— P low in g and D iscing. D P. Mac Donald. R u b y Ave., Rt. 2, Box 218. Beaverton, O regon. P h on o B eav erton 2260 50tf TRACTOR W ORK W ANTED Plowring and G rading P H O N E C H erry «437 2nd house North o f K ra ft Cheese Co. 50 tf W A N T —T ra ctor w ork , plowing, and cu ltivatin g O. A. A nderson. ' Phone B eaverton 2716. U H ID E S A W O O L C A SC A R A — A specialty. L E E BROS., 25 SW Clay P ortland. AT. 5334. tf L. H. B R A W A N D B uilder and Cabinet M aker Metzger, O regon P ortland Phone— C H erry 2929 Unit cabinets, precision built, any style draw ers and d oors; finish ed all sides. A nyone can set them. A L L K IN D S O F BU ILD IN G and C A B IN E T M A K IN G 51tf T R A C T O R W O R K - O f all k in da P low ing. Disking, Cultivating, and M owing. L. A. Scheel, R L 1, Bx. 334, Tigard. ’ « mi. west o f H lw ay on G aarde Rd. 47-9 P. E. HAGG H auling C ontractor Concrete. Sand. Gravel, Masons Sand, Crushed R o ck and R oad Gravel R6, Bx 604. Portland 1. Oregon P hone T igard 2446 CUSTOM T R A C T O R W O R K - Let us plow you r garden. Howard W m . Smith, Johnson Rd. A Divis ion sts., Phone Beaverton 2462 4tf KXBHITN W A N T E D T op OPA. will pick ujl ALDERBROOK B A B B IT R Y R t L B x 582. Tigard. Oregon Sattler R oad and Butle: Ave. 21 D ressm aking. S tock in g M ending. | Buttonholes. e4e„ Aline Jung E end o f M cDonald Ave red brick hous* Rt 1, Box 628, Tigard. 13 I D „ ll) Production; Can Cover 3,000 Miles of Sea. ------------ W ASH ING TO N. — T he n avy has m ade pu blic so m e details o f a new sea rch plane w h ich is a ble to ran ge u n escorted m o re than 1,500 m iles fro m its ba se and c * b d efen d ' as w ell as atta ck tin en em y , U rn c e according to the Associated I Press. Search planes are the scouts or ey es of the fleet from shore bases. Within the limits of the range of such planes, the enemy has little rhance to move undetected and with out being attacked. The new plane's design is based Vimewhat on that of the Consoli dated Vultee B-24 Liberator bomber, but it has been redesigned to such an extent that the navy gave it a hew name—the Privateer—to de scribe its mission. The Privateer has a fuselage more than 7 feet longer than the Liberator, carries 12 50-caliber guns ft• rent“ 'frnm ' ^ ^ u “' I nd " ♦ thw . ™ the b° n\b" ' Free Estim ates tf Privateer, Big Scout Plane, Has F ou r F.ngines. Pure Linseed Oil and Lead Used Kt. 6, B ox 479E, Portland. 1, Ore. 12 F O R P A IN T IN G , P A P E R IN G , Etc. C ALL T IG A R D 3159 A F T E R 5 O ’CLOCK 12 ,, ^ .can stf y j i l0,t, “ O h°urs ar,d Ay oil over 3,000 miles. Its top speed L more than 250 miles an hour. The plane weighs approximately Zl tons at takeoff and is powered by 4 engines. It has a crow of 11. Its most distinguishing feature is a high single tail, which navy and company officials described as hav- ing less drag than the familiar double tail of the Liberator, provid- ing greater stability in flight, and permitting larger cones of fire for top and side guns when firing aft. A big university gent was in our (tow n last week. Made a big speech. I Said a great social and econ om ic revolution Is tak in g place. Said It is tragic that it took a war to sh ow us our production capacity. Ho didn't ! say w h o made the 3 o r so m illion cars ; per annum in peace times, or the mil- | lions o f ice boxes, or w ho raised the 1900 m illion bushels o f wheat. And 1 he is headin’ a big school. H e gets a real dinero for 8urh palaver. It is *u ch loose talk that is causing lots o f ¡ fo ',k" \° ima* ,ne an<‘ ^ ‘,leve1 Vh“ V w,J being insulted bv the gent, and tell- . . . . 1 - . ing him he is all wet and to go on i hom e or w e will take him o f f the public pay-roll, we look at his picture on the front page and m arvel at his brilliance -a n d are docile like a sheep, and develop an in feriority com plex. This country needs m ore old-tim e Pony E xpress confidence. Those W ells F argo hoys ridln' betw een St. Joe and westward, they oozed con fi dence they had faith in their own light arm. That is why their outfit succeeded. They make us look like sissies. They had no in feriority ideas they leaned on nobody, black, white or bronze. Y ours with the low down, JO S E R R A CAR WASHERS S | j | | | wing being the only major item bor^ ! towed from the Liberator. The navy’s designation of it is PB4Y-2. ’ It succeeds the PB4Y-1, which was j a converted Liberator. Particular attention has been giv en to navigation and other equip ment. Two of the crew members nr* assigned to the radio department. The Privateer is in production at Consolidated’s plant in San Diego, Calif. 506 S W Mill JAN. B E . 3021 PORTLAND T U V I JULY Y ZlA lB C D THRU JUNE 2 i 5 5 2 2 2 2 E F G H J 2 2 2 2 2 THRU JUNE 30 K L M N P 2 2 2 2 2 FROM APRIL I THRU JULY 31 Next stam ps becom e g o o d m M ay C j __________ I_________ D E F G 2 2 2 2 2 THRU APR. 28 l T H J K L M 2 2 2 2 2 THRU JUNE 2 J. B. Imlay & Sons R E K D V IL L E ALO H A, O R E N P Q R S 2 2 2 2 2 THRU JUNE 30 L T U V W ANTED Kepler Davenport Co. FROM APRIL I THRU JULY 31 2 2 2 N ext stam ps becom e g o o d in M a y SUGAR S TA M P S ALSO _ l ______ I______ I______ L Live Poultry and E g g s SUGAR Recovering and Modernizing R eceivin g Portland, Albany, R edm ond, & D ressing P lants: M cM innville, Salem, E ugene, R oseburg, Oregon. A n o th e r stom p w ill b eco m e g o o a M a y / J_ _ _ _ I Northwest Poultry & Dairy Products Co. Open 8:30 to 6 E venings by Appointm ent MORTICIAN SW F O U R T H A T M O N TG O M ER Y A Tw ater 2181 Riverview Cemetery W E ST END SEJ.LW OOD B R ID G E W ith People’ s Colum n WANT ADS Large supply o f peaches, apples, pears, cherries, prunes, plums, ap ricots, w alnuts and filberts as well as roses, flow erin g shrubs, and berry plants. I^ rg e oi chard plant ers, O rder N ow while our stock is still com p lete! Our new 1945, 40- page catalogue is now a v s'lable upon request. T o call at our nur sery, take highw ay 99W. W e are located 17 miles southw est o f P ort land or 1 mile past Six Corners. Do not leave highw ay 99W. W atch for our sign. and get MORE You MAUSOLEUM Get Four Run BRICKYARD ! FACTORY WORKERS iììmron Mieli M Essential Industry E X P E R IE N C E N O T NECESSARY Steady W o rk witli Overtim e A P P L Y AT ® iV C R Y T M I N O SYLVAN PLANT DAI RYMAN* f a s n s « C a . - l « T L a* (n r COLUMBIA BRICKWORKS AT. 6461 in 8. E. W ater A v«s Portland PAPER BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE TIGARD SENTINEL MULTNOMAH PRESS ALOHA NEWS W ANTED 0e Laval Your M oney as in the Four Papers ONE S E P A R A T O R S — M IL K E R S C O M P IE T E E Q U IPM E N T I M I S U P P LIE S F O R T H E D A IR Y IN D U STRY Tim es For the Ordinary Price Charged by CEMETERY Complete Funeral Service in New- Cathedral Chapel at No Extra rest R iverside is a co-operative asso ciation with assets o f over $800,000 R ESULTS PPCO W AN T ADS T U A L A T IN V A L L E Y N U R S E R IE S R oute 3. B ox 310 Sherw ood, O regon CREMATORIUM i Get FOUR for ONE While in Beaverton be sure to eal at the Greyhound C offee Shop J. P. Finley & Son i B E T T E R GO PPCO 8. E. Oak Street, Portland, Ore. CENTRALLY LOCATED Phone ITAst 5141 Close to bus trans portation and w alk in g distance F or Stove and Diesel OH Call Harry from downtow n. Barnes. P hone Beaverto’n 3231. tf Fruit, Nut, F low ering and Shade T rees, Ron«-*, B erry Plants Shrubs, etc. i CLIP THIS C H A R T FOR FUTURE R E F E R E N C E Main O ffice and Plant Beaverton 3762 ISS X W Park JUNE THRU APR. 28 5 5 5 F or quality, fair price and service ! BEAVERTON , OREGON MAY RED STA M P S TURKEYS A DhtHbwtan APR. MAR. FEB. BLUE S TA M P ! > Im lay’s Fresh M ixed Feeds FISHER TH0RSEN PAINTS 1 OREGON MOTOR STAGES Seeking to reduce tragic w artim e w aste in dam age or loss to freigh t in transit, which last year in the United States reached an estim ated $60,000,000 shippers in W estern states will join in support o f the R egion al Shippers A dvisory B oards' ninth annual c a m paign fo r "p erfect shiping” to be co n ducted throughout the nation during April. A ccord in g to E W . Pow ers, super intendent o f freight protection for Southern P acific, purpose o f the ca m paign, which also is being sponsored by the Assn, o f Am erican R ailroad , will be to intensify interest in lin provi'd packing, loading and hand ling o f freight. "E veryth in g a ccom plished in that respect is a con tribu tlon to the w ar e ffo rt." he said. FO O D RATION STAMPS G O O D P A IN T S { • M echanics w ork 48 hrs. per w eekN 40 hours straight; 8 hours tlm eN and a half. G ood w ork in g c o n d i-t tions. Perm anent em ploym ent. Railroad Lines and Shippers W ar on W aste Full em ploym ent and prosperity in 1 MECHANICS The drive for 150,000.000 pounds o f clothin g fo r \ ‘ 4« ; . ; are facin g death from exposure in w ar-torn countries starts April 9. Clothing may be deposited at at any of P ottlnnd's 36 fire stations. The drive for used clothing will continue throughout April. The com m ittee has ppened head quarters at 501 SW A nkeny Street. T heir telephone is BE. 6355. the postw ar years will depend a great F\jr Stove and Diesel Oil Call H arry Jeal on construction. By this means Barnes. Phone B eaverton 3231. tf on iy can this country change from war-production to peacetim e condt- W hile strapping eat at the Orey- tions without an economic upset. at the Greyhound C offee Shop. ___________________________ D c u d stoc*t plck ea up free o f ch arge anywhere. Cali collect. UN. 1221; night cali Equipment Emphasized, DENLEY R E N D E R IN G CO., The plane was described as an | P ortland. t f j almost entirely new one, with the > F O R T O W C A R call V E R M IL Y E M O YD R CO , P hone T igard 3381 tf More Clothing Needed In W ar-Torn Countries J P A P E R H A N G IN G S. & M. F L Y IN G S E R V IC E F O R SALE — T eam horses, m are & gelding average 1900 lbs.; alm ost! new harness, also w agon and F ord -, son tractor. T R . 1163, oi TI 999. I 2212 N. W illiam s Ave., P ortland 10 * CUSTOM T R A C T O R W O R K P ow er Discing. M owing, etc. E. A. S C H E E L P H O N E S ì«« Rt. 1, Bx 462. Tigard. '* mi W on H iw y at G aarde Ave. 21 Pag« 3 Navv Bares New Jh e Lo* ?ow" r rom H ic k o ry Grove Aerial V ar Dog __________ V E T E R IN A R IA N and w ife desire 2 bd rm home, to buy or rent, vi cinity T igard or Beaverton Dr R G. Vernon. CH. 2843. 12 F IR S T CLASS W O R K M E N WAJJVUTS — F IL B E R T S W alnut M eats F ilbert Meats W e Pay Cash on R eceipt at our plant T H E T IG A R I) NUT P A C K IN G CO. Civilians Can Fly Now F O R S A L E — 10 you ng does, 2nd, I 3rd litters, bred or with litters. 1 good buck. Glen Putm an R3, i F arm in gton R d., nr. Menlo, B e a v -! erton. 10 V W ANT CARPENTER W ORK— by hr or con tract. J. R. Hobbs. B eaverton 2607. 10 , M IS C E L L A N E O U S F O R S A L E - B icycle, gear shift, tires n e a :ly new $22. H enry N aeve B ecker 2 mi SW' o f Tigard, Naeve R d., turn left up hill. 10 H om e R efrigera tion m achine services. T w om b ly CH. 2267. W A N T E D — Plow ing and discing jobs with tractor. Call Mr. Grout OH 31131 Metzger 19 W A N T E D —L ive HaDDits, to buy now. T op prices paid. R abbit Meat Co., 8917 SE Stark St. .Portland. P hon e SUnset 1722. Open week days on ly until 7:30 p. m. ti F O R . SA L E F ut niture fo r 5 rm house, apply V4 mi East o f Safe- ,w a y Store. Tigard. Sargent, R t 6 bx 644 name on R F D box. 10 F O R S A L E — 4 ft Green Slab $7 per cord in 3 cord lots Slab and block w ood m ixed $8.50 in 3 cord lots. S an ford Laughlin, Rt. 1, Carlton, Oregon. tf W A N T E D —B icycle repairm an, ex perienced man preferred. K issler > B icycle Shop, 923 SW 4th Ave., | Portland, Ore., bet. 11 a. m. and 6 p. m. Call AT. 5438. tf W anted — F A R M -F A R M S -F A R M S Do you leally want to sell you r | suburban hom e or your fa rm ? 1945 is the year to sell. List you r property with P ortlan d’s very a g gressive Real E state Com pany. "W e Sell 'E m ". Call us collect now or write. We appraise. S I.A Y T E R R E A L T Y C O M PAN Y "In dow ntow n Portland,” . 528 SW Salm on Street, B R . 1146. 51tf FOR S A L E —K itchen Builtins, Custom Cabinet w ork, hot bed sash, window screens, T igard C a b i net Shop, on H iw y 99W at School Ave., Tigard. 10 1 BULL S E R V IC E Here o. at your d oor— Me Du lan 2nd house N of K raft Cheese Co Tigard. 21 W A N T E D to L ease—3 a cie s o f tru ck gardening land. Address FCB % Enterprise, Beaverton. 10 F O R S A L E —2 tra ileis $22.50 each, also 1928 Chev., will m ake fine tractor, $50, no body. Light hack $7. A fter 6 p. m. or Sundays, R a y , B oag, R t 2, Bx 200 O’M ara Rr. Tigard. 10 •* W A N T E D Part tim e housekeeper 3 or 4 days week, choose your own hours, no cookin g. 8606 SW Canyon Lane. B E acon 4904. 10 LAND C L E A R IN G - - T ractors Available. L. H. COBB, Phone B eaverton 2881. 48tf Com plete Eastern W ashington County ami W estern M ultnom ah County •overage. W e assume no finan cial responsi bility fo r errors w hich m ay appear in advertisem ents published in these colum ns but in case w here this paper is at fault will reprint that part o f aa advertisem ent in w h ich the typo graph ical Biixtake occurs. j ! j ; [ Y ou ALW AYS get MORE for YOUR M oney at the B IG F O U R Family Pioneer Publishing Co. Phone Beaverton 2321 A T w ater 6591 11