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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1945)
Friday, April 13, 1945 B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, O regon D R E S S M A K IN G i SE W IN G All kinds o f Clothing Made T H E L M A DEW T igard 2184 CLASSIFIED WANT ADS CASH r Must Accompany All CLASSIFIED ADS Ceunt each w ord. Including Nam e and addreaa—O N L Y 2o A W O R D N o P hon e Orders T aken I W e Publish the B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E T IO 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 C om plete E astern W ashington County and W estern M ultnom ah County •overage. W e assum e no financial responsi bility for srrors w hich m ay appear in advertisem ents published in these colu m n s but in case where this paper to at fault will reprint that part o f an advertisem ent In which the typo graph ical m istake occurs. ¿ FOR SALE F D R SALE)— Shrubs, well rooted 10c up. Bx. 726, Tigard, Ore., 1 mi S o f T igard on 99W, W est Side o f road. 13 F D R S A L E — B urbank Seed P ota toes $3 per hundred. See W m . H oltz T lg a id , Bull Mt. 13 F D R SALE!— Saddle horse, gentle , Saddle A bridle g o with horse, Gray R t X, bx 100, Tigard, Bonita R d 11 F D R SA L E -S o lid oak dining ta b le ,! 4 solid Oak dining chairs, leather seats, com plete, for 130 or sepai ate A lso rent one room cabin with garden space. W . O. J eff, S coffin s Ave., back o f high school. 11 ! F O R SA L E — T eam horses, m are & gelding 1650-1700 lbs.; alm ost new harness, also w agon and Ford- son T ractor. T R . 1163, o r T R . 9996. j 2242 N W illiam s Ave., P ortland 11 F D R S A L E —50 gal barrels at 50c each, while they last. B eaverton H orseradish Co. on Cedar St. 11. F O R S A L E —R adio, 8 tube, aiiline table m odel; new Zealand B uck rabbit. P hone B eaverton 2607. 11 F D R S A L E — Daveno, opens into full size bed $39. 3711 SW M ultno mah Club Rd., W est Slope. 11 F O R S A L E —Used 16 inch Oliver tractor plow. See Carr at C arr’s Chevrolet Garage, B eaverton. 11 F O R S A L E — A ccousttcan h ea :in g aid head band, bone construction, good construction, $25. W rite Mrs. ; L. T. Brow n, R t 1, Bx 425, T ig a rd .11 j V iolas 75c doz; Pansies 75c doz. Y ellow P rim roses and m any other plants. W atch fo r Sign at H illsdale Junction Six B lock s South R O B E R T J. T IIO E N D H , F D R S A L E —3 white uniform s size 40; 1 electric, hot plate, large elec tric heater, 1 electric cooker. Mrs. H. D. Long, B x 671, Oswego, Or. 12 1 E lectrical A ppliances R epaired R adios, R efrigera tors, W ashing M achines, Sewing M achine and all household appliances— See E D D IE OLD M AN Johnson R oad Opp. N. W. Christian H om e or M arshall W ells Hdw., Beaverton t f! B R O O D SOW S and W eaner Pigs fo r Sale the year around, S. A. ; Gotter, Scholls. 12tf F O R S A L E — 4 ft green slab. Aloha district $6 per cord. B lock A E d gin g $7 per cord. B eaverton-Ti- gard-G arden H om e district 4 ft. j green slab $7 per cord. B lock A E dgin gs $8 per cord. H. F. E lfo r d .! F orest G rove. P hone 56. tf H om e R efrig era tion m achine services. T w om bly CH. 2267. and washing Call K. R . j Stf ; N E E D E D -B y May 1 st. 2 bedroom all or partly furnished house or apt, pref. westside sub. a:ea. Good ref. CH. 1045. H W A N T — 1 Jersey or Swiss-Jersey h eifer fresh in June, 1st c a lf. W rite R oscoe Cavens, R2, Bx 59-A B eav erton. * 12 D R E S S M A K IN G — Stockings mend-1 lng, button holes, etc. Aline Jung, | R t 1, box 628 Tigard, red b tlck hse end o f M cD onald Ave. 11 i R A B B IT S W A N T E D T op OPA, will pick up ALDERBROOK 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 A T. 5438. tf KAH H ITK Y R t L B x 582. Tigard, Oregon Sattler R oad and B utler Ave. 21 LAND C L E A R IN G — T ractors • Available. L. H. COBB, P hone B eaverton 2881. 48tf W A N T E D —Surburban A Farm properties. W e have the buyer, you have the property, let's get togeth er. W e are in con ta ct with m any Eastern buyers w h o have cash and want to locate here. Our appraiser will call on you. No obligation. SL A Y TE R R E A L T Y COM PANY "In dow ntow n P ortlan d." 528 SW Salm on Street, B R . 1146. 51tf D ressm aking, S tock in g M ending. B uttonholes, etc., Aline .lung E end o f M cD onald Ave., red brick house, R t 1, B ox 628, T igard. 12 J B ULL S E R V IC E H ere or at your d oor— M cD ulin 2nd house N of K raft Cheese Co. Tigard. 21 P A IN T IN G und P A P E R H Ä N G ING Pure Linseed Oil and Lead Used : K A L E W ill Assist in Securing Farm L abor F IR S T CLASS w o r k m e n W A L N U T S — F IL B E R T S W alnut M eats Filbert Meats W e Pay Cash on R eceipt at our plant T H E T IG A R I) NUT T A C K IN G CO. Free Estim ates C A L L CH. 2491 E V E N IN G S Rt. 6, B ox 479E, Portland, I, Ore. 12 tf F D R P A IN T IN G , P.VPF;RING, E tc R A B B IT S W A N T E D C A L L T IG A R D 3157 B E S T P R IC E for R abbit F tycrs, D. P. M acD onald, R2, Bx 218, B eaver ton. P hone B eaverton 2260. We pick up. tf A F T E R 5 O 'CLO CK 12 D e u e l stoclt picked up free o f ch a rg e anywhere. Call collect. UN. 1221; night call DENLEY R E N D E R IN G CO., Portland. tf W A N T E D —Live KanDits, to buy now. T op prices paid. R abbit Meat Co., 8917 SE Stark St. .Portland. P hone SUnset 1722. Open week days only until 7:30 p. m. tf ‘G old ’ Bricks Prove Principally Brass ft P A IN T S W IL L S H A R E H O M E —w ith unem- ployed service w ife w ith sm all child, m odern home. Mrs. R. A. May, route 1, Bx 56, Beaverton. 11 1 : i B A R B U R B LV D . Cabinet & Paint Shop, m illw ork, carpentering, sash & doors insulating brick siding and absestos shakes and w ater- j proofing. 10000 SW P a cific H iw y j P hone CH. 3331, W alt J. Bolitho, les. phone W E . 4866. 13 1 Im lay’ s Fresh M ixed Feeds FISHER TH0RSEN PAINTS F or quality, fa ir price and service J. B. Imlay & Sons R E E D V IL L E ALO H A, O R E Fruit, Nut, F low erin g and Shade Trees, R oses, B erry Plants Shrubs, etc. CUSTOM T R A C T O R W O R K P low ing-D isclng-M ow ing, etc. L. A. S C H E E L P hone T igard 3260 R l, Bx 462, T igard, *4 mi. W . o f H ighw ay, G aarde Ave. 21 L arge 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. L arge orch ard plant ers, Order N ow while our stock is still com p lete! Our new 1945, 40- page catalogue is now available upon request. T o call at our nur sery, take h ighw ay 99W. W e are located 17 miles southw est o f P ort land or 1 mile past Six Corners. D o not leave h ighw ay 99W. W atch fo r ou r sign. C ivilians Can Fly Now S. A M. F L Y IN G S E R V IC E A irport N orth E nd o f Field on Cedar St. B eaverton, Ore. P hone W E . 7013 12 tf DO YOU W A N T Y O U R A TT IC F IN IS H E D ?— Turn your unused attic into attractive livable rooms. Dry wall plaster board finished to suit. No critical m aterials used. T E D E R IC K S O N , Builder. B eav erton 2281. tf Perennials, Azaleas, V iolas B erry Plants, Shrubbery CH. 3003 tf V IL L A R ID G E N U R S E R Y Fruit, Nut, Shade and F low erin g Trees B erry Plants and Shrubbery A C R E A G E A H O M ES W A N T E D 1H m iles East o f T igard W e can sell you r home, farm or 6 H miles W . o f Portland, on acreage. H ave hundreds o f buy- | Bat bur Boulevard era that have cash. Y our W ash 11333 SW 64th P hone CH. 2928 ington C ounty specialist. Located 12 In P ortland at foot o f C anyon Rd. Call B R . 1475 or w rite P A P E R IN G — P ainting A Kalso- W A Y N E E. N A G L E m ining, neat, experienced w ork 1800 SW Jefferson , P ortland 1, Ore man L. L Seeley, R 2, Bx 180-A B eaverton. P hone B eaverton 2516 W E C U R E A N D SM OK E 40tf Y O C R P O R K CUTS 25 years E xperience H ID E S A W O O L C A SC A R A — A AI D E R M A R K E T specialty. L E E BROS., 25 SW L ew is Bros. Clay Portland. AT. 5334. tf Cor. 1st and W ashington SL PORTLAND, OREGON L. H. B R A W A N D C om m ercial O rchard A T ow n B uilder and Cabinet M aker M etzger, Oregon S P R A Y IN G Portland Phone— C lle rry 2929 All Purpose Spraying C L IN E BRO S. U nit cabinets, precision built, any L afavette. O regon. Box 163 style draw ers and d oors; finish phone ' la fa yette o u f : g o n ed all sides. A nyone can set them. A L L K IN D S OF BU ILD IN G CUSTOM TRACTOR W ORK- and C A B IN E T M AK IN G P low in g and D iscing. D P. M ac Sltf Donald. R u b y Are., Rt. 2. Box 218. P. E. IIAGO B eaverton, O regon. P h on o B eav H auling C ontractor erton 2280. 50tf Concrete, Sand, Oravel, Masons TRACTO R W ORK W ANTED Sand, Crushed R o ck and P low in g and G rading R oad Gravel P H O N E C lle rry 3437 R6. Bx 604, Portland I. Oregon 2nd house North o f Phone T igard 2446 tf K ra ft Cheese Co. 50 tf CUSTOM T R A C T O R W O R K - L * t us plow your garden Howard W A N T — T ra cto r a-ork. plowing, W m . Smith. Johnson Rd A Divis and cu ltivatin g O. A. Anderson. ion s t s . P hons B eaverton 2462 4tf 11 Phone B eaverton 2T16. A-/* AT. 6461 BEAVERTON, OREGON 1 Recovering and CENTRALLY LOCATED C lose to bus trans portation Rnd w alking distance from downtow n. J. P. Finley 4 Son MORTICIAN UNIVERSITY SPRING A covered spring at Chapel Hill, N. C., reminds students of the Uni versity of North Carolina that Gen- eral William R. Davie, “ father of the university,” selected the site of the first state university in America at that spot in 1792. Close by on October 12, 1793, Gen. Davie laid the cornerstone of Old East, the first university building. The first stu- dent walked 170 miles through bitter winter weather to enroll at the open ing January Hi. 1795. Similar de termination dominates every Allied fighting man in the war today. The tradition of America's first state uni- varsity and its first student should inspire the purchase of War Bonds for the protection of the Nation’s educational freedom. ICAR WASHERS! ! I 506 S W Mill BE. 3021 PORTLAND c I TURKEYS ALSO Live P oultry and E ggs R eceiv in g Portland, A lbany, R edm ond, D ressing P lants: M cM innville, Salem, E ugene, R oseburg, Oregon. A Plant 8. E. Oak HtrcH, Portland, Ore. P hon e l'.Ast 5141 A P R IL 13 j | C om plete Funeral Service In New \ [ Cathedral Cha|M-l at No E xtra roxt R iverside is a co-operative asso ciation with assets o f over $800,000 short cut to >■=666 W A R B ONDS Second Church o f Christ, Scientist, Portland, Ore. A nnounce* A FREE LECTURE ON C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE MUSIC BY N IG H T IN G A LE S 8 30 P. M W ANTED BRICKYARD FACTORY WORKERS Essential Industry Accordion Lessons E X P E R IE N C E M odern and Classical Instruction NOT NECESSARY Dick Kokich IN S T R U C T O R Route 2, Box 54 On Center St., Beaverton Steady W ork with Overtim e APPLY AT SYLVAN PLANT COLUMBIA BRICKWORKS UM 8. E. Water A re , Portland n hi £ III ■ III III ¡M 3 III Entitled iTi “ Christian S cience: D om inion T hrough Obedience to L a w ” iji W By ANNA E. HERZOG, C. S. B. o f Colum bus, O hio M em ber o f the Board o f L ectureship o f The Mother Church, T he First Church o f Christ, Scientist, In B oston, M assachusetts In the CHURCH EDIFICE 531 N. E. H olladay St. Cornelius Gym Adm 75c. tax Included CREMATORIUM MAUSOLEUM CEMETERY «sinsiiisiiisiiisiusiiisiiisiiisiiisuisiiiSMniwiHsiiiaiiisiNsiiisiiiEiusniaiiisiiiäiiisiii W ANTED Northwest Poultry & Dairy Products Co. BIG DANCE W E S T END 8 E L L W O O D B R ID G E i | | Co Id Preparationt aa directed Main O ffice and KofC Riverview Cemetery | i ; AT FIRST '(SIGH OF A E ven ings by A ppointm ent V OREGON MOTOR STAGES 1 , Use W ant Ads as a finding a buyer. Beaverton 3762 Open 8 :3 0 to 6 S MECHANICS i ! | SW F O U R T H A T M O N TG O M ER Y A Tw uter 2181 U. S. Treasury Department Modernizing T R A C T O R W O R K —G eneral gar dening and tra ctor w ork. J. A. L in £ M echanics w ork 48 hrs. per w eek ^ coln, Sorrento R oad, 1% ml. South J 40 hours straight; 8 hours t l m e j and a half. G ood w ork ing condi o f Beaverton. Phone B eaverton P erm anent em ploym ent. 51tf é t io n s 2713. Call m ornings or even. P hotographs becom e Portraits W hen C olored in Oils Brides a Soeetalty— Special Rates to Servlee M en—B E. 8435 Stf Ndnutocturtn A Dbfributon CVtRYTHING D AIRY» P IA N O TU N IN G and R E P A IR IN G P hon e A LO H A 6612 B eaverton, O regon C L Y D E P E R E N IA L G A R D E N S B arber Blvd. at SW 28th íilwroekCrífell Kepler Davenport Co. IN T IG A R D (h e r America 0 e L aval 135 NW Park A cross from St. A nthon y’s School 6-13 I ----- Bonds S E P A R A T O R S — M IL K E R S C O M P L E T E FIQUIPMENT AND S U P P L IE S FOR THE D A IR Y IN D U S T R Y GEORGE F. GORDON Trees, C hoice Shrubbery, P errenials ■\ EUFAULA, ALA. — Assayists said that 10 yellow metal bricks, uncovered by a Negro plowing in a field near here and believed to be gold, were made up mostly of brass. The bricks contained “ some” gold but were not worth $7,500, the estimated value given them by local bankers. roNUANO.CM.-(ALT L ake (irr T U A L A T IN V A L L E Y N U R S E R IE S R oute 3, Box 310 Sherw ood, O regon K A R L 'S NURSFIRY PANSIF1S, G IA N T SW ISS $1 Doz. Plans w hereby the farm service | departm ent o f radio station K A L E , Portland will assist in the securing o f farm labor w hnever this o ffic e deter were form ulated at a m eeting of I county farm labor assistants and OSC extension service representatives ac cording to Burton S. Hutton, K A L E 's fam i service director. K A L E will broadcast the need for farm labor w hnever this o ffic e deter mines such need exists, Hutton said, These broadcasts will be made on the regular fa m i service program “ Pay D irt" also crop m aturity data on all crops w hich call for heavy la- bot will also be given. F D R T O W C A R call V E R M IL Y E M O D 0 R CO., P hon e T igard 3381 tf M IS C E L L A N E O U S Y ou know, if it would ever so hap pen that we get a proposal out o f our old Spendvllle-by-the-R iver, D. C., that we gotta w atch our pennies ver sus taking a high dive into som e new experim ent that will cost millions, it will upset the old idea that you g o t ta bite a d o g to be news Y our o f f shoot w ho is getting ready to vote now for the first time, would be n on plussed. So fa r as the young gene ration knows, and since they been j knee high to a duck, all that the Govt does, is spend. So far as they know. | Sam bo never had a piggy bank when he was grow in g up. It is a half-w ay insult to the F'ath- er o f our C ountry that his nam e-sake .tow n has turned out as it has that ' is what we are beginning to think j here around H ick ory. There is a 1 kind o f m ovem ent gettin ’ under way here to have the name changed, o f ficially. W e are kinda settled on ,'SpendVille" as the best name, j A nybody agreein ’ with us folks here I and having the address o f his C on g re ssm a n and thinking that the 01.1 Boy m ight be there versus galvantin' around over the country, better drop the gent a post card and ask him what he thinks. A group o f GI Joes gave the usual Y ours with the low down, whistle salute to a beautiful blond JO S E U R A sitting in a bus depot. She paid no attention. • All at on ce she suffered T o Take A ctive Part in a aproxysm o f coughing. A police man standing nearby thought nTe Cancer C ontrol Cam paign cough was too hearty for such a slim blond, and took the lady to the Oregon will take an active part in police station w h e.e she proved to be the $5,000,000 national "C an cer C on- a seaman m issing from a naval base, trol" cam paign, A pril 16 to 30 inclu s iv e . accord in g to David B. Sim pson For Stove and Diesel Oil Call H airy i o f N orris, B egge and Sim pson, P o rt land, w ho is m anaging the Am erican Barnes. Phone B eaverton 3231 tf C uncer's drive in Oregon. "O ne out o f every eight people in the United States will die of can cer." said Sim pson in speaking of the c o m ing drive, “ unless w e wake up and do som ething about it. The drive has a three-fold purpose first, to educate every man. wom an and child on the sym ptom s o f early cancer and the necessity o f im m ediate diagnosis and ¡trea tm en t; second, special service in the field of ca n cer; and third, can cer research.” "NO VACATIONS THIS WINTER, GiRLS, F OH FARMER BROWN MO St BUT MORE WAR B O N D S WITH HIS MUK VOUARS * R O t'h x MOV N 1 \ 1 N M MM i a Budding Plants, Shrubs A zcalias, Camelias, Prim roses. Panzies, R o c k Plants—C om plete line in season. l ’hone CH. 1087 or CH. SOCG Opposite M ultnom ah drug stores W A N T E D —P low ing and discing jobs with tractor. Call Mr. Grout CH. 3934. M etzger. 13 W ANTED W A N T —Used hot bed sash, fairly g ood condition, reasonable. FBC, Care B eaverton Enterprise. 13 The L ow D ow n From H ickory G rove tf W A N T E D —H igh school girl, good character, a fter • school care o f school age child Make home with ua. M—c a ie E nterprise. XI B ernard Page 3 Thursday evening, April 19 at 8 o ’clock The P ublic Is C ordlslly invited III c HI Iji i«i = m hi iTi I Hi = II. 3 HI s I inSlllslHälHälllsw 'THAT'S HOW I COT W S STA H T !" ¿¡AVht right itart for your chirk« ii might) important—ice that they get the right balance with Triangle Chick Starter. A tcienuhcally balanced te non built to 611 the require ment! of your chicki during hre f eig h t w eekt of grow th HASH OK PKLLKTS — For B o ito r R esu lts Food TRIANGLE CHICK STARTER
