Friday, July 13, 1945
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R I S E , Beaverton, Oregon
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We Publish the
B EAVER TO N E N T E R P R IS E
TIG A R D S E N T IN E L
M ULTNOMAH PRESS
ALOI1A NEW S
BAB B ITS W A N TE D
Top OPA, will pick up
ALD ERH K O O K R A B B IT R Y
Rt. 1, Bx. 582, Tigard. Ore.
Sattler Road and Butler Ave. 31
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ALL /OLJ CAA /
M ISCELLANEOUS
FOR S A L E —High land Burbank
Seed and eating potatoes $5 per
hundred. Phone Tigard 2593.
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BUT EVEN JhOUSH
OUR BOYS HAVE
THE J A P 5 ON
THE ROPES '
IT STILL WON'T
BE A C/NCH
To F/NiSH THEM,
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HELP
FIN AL VICTORY
W A N TE D —Live RanDits, to buy
now. Top prices paid. Rabbit Meat
Co., 8917 SE Stark St. .Portland.
Phone SUnset 1722.
Open week
days only until 7:30 p. m.
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FOR SALE
any t / me jack
PUT A MAN ON
THE ROPES HE
WAS A ONCH^D
F/MSH H/M —
RABBITS W A N T E D
Complete Eastern Washington County
and Western
Multnomah County
Coverage.
We assume no financial responsi
bility for errors which may appear in
advertisements published In these
columns but In case where this paper
la at fault will reprint that part of
an advertisement In which the typo
graphical (oietake occurs.
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WORLD'S HEAWWEIGHT
CHAMP FROM i9 '9 To
1 9 2 6 AND NOW A COMDR.
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OH OKINAWA W/THGUR /NVASlOrt
FORCES/
safe.
W A N TE D — Suburban and Farm
Properties—Have cash buyers for
small acreage near Multnomah
and Tigard.
Will gladly appraise
your property.
No obligation.
C H ARLES K H INES Co . K. altoi s
1905 N E 16th, Portland, Phone
WE. 5395.
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and addreao—O N LY 2c A W ORD
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FUCHIAS
C S. 1 rtusury Lhfaitt’i. iil
FOR SALE—Guernsey family cow
4 gal., Fryers live or dressed. W.
H. Sheeley, 624 E 7th St. Beav
erton.
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FOR S A LE —Full size pre-war bed
coil springs, Mrs. Geo. Thyng,
Beaverton 3442.
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CAJ.I. B E A V E R TO N 2011
For Furnace Vacuum Cleaning
Services & Repairs on all types of I
Heating Plants
or Fred’s Furnace Service
227 S. Third St., Hillsboro 20tf
FOR TO W CAR call V E R M IL Y E
FOR S A L E -N e w Zealand White
MOTOR CO.. Phone Tigard 3381 tf ]
rabbits, young does, and bucks
from pedi. stock, excell, condi., 4 •
lbs up, $2 up.
Witch Hazel Rab- j
C LE A N IN G & PRESSING
bit Farm, % mi S Witch Hazel i
SERVICE
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School or Youngs Market, main I
We do quality work and give
hiway bet. Beaverton & Hillsboro. I
prompt service.
T IG A R D C LE A N E R S
25tf j
Few doors W’est of Bank at Burn
FOR SA LE —Walnut dining room
ham and Main Street, Tigard tf
furniture, very good condi., table!
extension type with extra le a f1
Civilians Can Fly Now
folding In center of table.
Six i
chairs, leather bottom and buffet, j
Bernard Airport
Two full size beds and rug & pad :
S. & M. F L Y IN G SERVICE
15x18. Phone Aloha 6612 or write
North End of Field on Cedar St.
Geo. F. Gordon, Beaverton route
Beaverton, Ore.
Phone WE. 7013
3, box 1421, on South Washington
12tf
St., Aloha.
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Oil Tinting on Your Own
Wanted — FARM -FARM S-FARM S
Photographs
Do you really want to sell your
Brides a Specialty—Special Kates
suburban home or your farm?
to Service Men—AT. 1758
1945 is the year to sell.
List your
property with Portland’s very ag
P A P E R IN G — Painting & Kalso-1
gressive Real
Estate Company.
mining, neat, experienced work
"W e Sell ’Em ” .
Call us collect i
man
L. L. Seeley, R 2, Bx 180-A
now or write.
W e appraise. |
Beaverton.
Phone Beaverton 2516
8 L A Y T E R R E A L T Y CO M PAN Y
40tf
“ In downtown Pot Hand,” . 528 SW
Salmon Street. BR. 1146.
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HIDES A WOOL, CASCARA— A
BRED G ILT S —FEED PIG S and
specialty.
LEE BROS., 25 SW
W E IN E R S.
Gotter at Scholls.
Clay Portland.
AT. 5334.
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FO R SALE—4 ft green slab Aloha
district $6 per cord. Block & E d
ging $7 per cord. Beaverton-Tl-
gard-Garden Home district 4 ft.
green slab $7 per cord.
Block &•
Edgings $8 per cord. H. F. Elford.
Forest Grove.
Phone 56.
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Electrical Appliances Repaired
Radios,
Refrigerators,
Washing !
Machines, 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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Home Refrigeration and washing
machine services.
Call K. R.
Twombly CH. 2267.
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FOR SA LE —Dry and green Block !
and Slab Wood, delivered 2-cord
lots to Aloha, Beaverton, Tigard,
Multnomah. W rite J. O. Johnson.
Carlton, Ore., Bx 584.
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r WANTED
P. E. IIAGU
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Labor today has its greatest stake
In averting all conditions, through
taxation or in any other way, that
militate against
free
enterprise.—
Dave Beck Seattle A F L leader
The Low Down
From Hickory Grove
Around About Manhattan: Francis
Dee strolling 1l\rough Central park
and looking ctee-lightful in her.new
spring finery. . . . Bespectacled Rob
ert Walker in a walker-talker ses
sion with Anita Ellis on Madison
avenue. . . . Henry L. Petit, restau
rant manager of the Henry Hudson
hotel, who has cheffed at many fa
mous gourmet havens here and
abroad, standing before a Broadway
window and watching a doughnut as
sembly line in complete fascination.
. . . Soulful-eyed Peter Lorre explod
ing into a smile at Peter Donald’s
anecdoting at the Stork. . . . Alicia
Markova, ballet dancer, tip-toeing
! across a puddle of water on Sixth
: avenue. . . . Victor Borge, the un-
; melancholy Dane, breathlessly rac
ing from the Roxy theater to the CBS
studios for a guest shot and then to
the Waldorf's Wedgwood Room
where he’s currently starring. . . .
| “ Remember," he sighs, “ when half
a dozen taxis almost knocked you
1 down to get a customer?”
CREMATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
V E T E R IN A R IA N —Dr.
Raymond
G. Vernon, Tigard, Ore., 2nd hse S ’ l
Lone Oak Garage, Phone Tigard
2572.
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DRESSM AKING A SEW ING
All kinds of Clothing Made
TIIE I.M A DEW
Tigard 2484
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TR A C T O R W O R K W ANTED
Plowing and Grading
PH O NE CHerry 3437
2nd house North of
Kraft Cheese Co.
50 tf
W A N T E LE C TR IC
STOVE
Phone Beaverton 2321.
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W A N T LO C K E R —In vicinity of
Beaverton.Phone Beaverton 2321.
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PAINTS
Imlay’s Fresh
Mixed Feeds
The Man W ho Is
Contented to W ait
For Customers
%
T o Find His Store
W ill Find Instead
When I t ’s T o o Late
That He Need Not
W ait A m more
TELL
W H A T YOU
HAVE FOB SALE
With an Advertisement
In This Newspaper
Tell it with a classified ad.
WASHINGTON. - A bureau of la
bor statistics report said recently
that the cost of living in January
was 2.3 per cent higher than a year
earlier.
The index now is 27 1 per cent
higher than the 1935-39 average.
Between mid-December and mid-
January, retail prices to city wage
earners and lower-salaried workers
rose one-tenth of 1 per cent.
Coincidrrce Hrys
In G j run Prison
HUDSON, PA.- Two army air
forces sergeants
w up togeth
er, entered the service at the
same time and now they’ re pris
oners in the same German camp.
Sgt. William B. Richmond and
Harold Botwright were shot down
on thfe same day while on a mis
sion in different planes it was re
ported.
Complete Funeral Service In New
Cathedral Chapel at No Extra co,t
Riverside is a co-operative asso
ciation with assets of over $800,00».
Y o u N e v e r C le a n e d Y o u r
\
.DENTAL PLATES I
So Easily J
K I r r n it r end» messy. ha rm
ful brushing. Just put »our
plate or bridge id • g la « »
of » i t i T . Add a little h i « * »
_ _
mtr. Pre sto t Stain», die»
coloration», denture odor disappear. Your
teeth sparkle like new. Ask your druggist
today fo r Kleenite.
K L E E N I T E the Brvihhs
■«»t K l.H r.N IT K today ut Beaverton
'harimicy, mid nil good druggist«
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Cuff Notes: When Evelyn Knight
opens her Loew’s State engagement,
WANTED
she will try out a Portuguese ditty
on the unsuspecting customers. The
I lovely Knight is boning up for her
Rio de Janeiro engagement in May.
. . . Janet Waldo, one of Eddie
Bracken’s radio ingenues and Bing
Crosby’s protege, is being sought by
| the Shuberts for a new musical. . . .
Essential Industry
Nancy Walker’s figure is now so trim
I they’ve padded her costumes to give
EXPERIENCE
1 that robust look her comedy char
acterization in "On the Town” re
NOT NECESSARY
quires. . . . Phil Baker has com
missioned Ken Roberts, announcer- Steady Work with Overtimj
emcee, to paint Mrs. Baker’s por
trait. . . . Burl Ives has been asked
APPLY AT
I to guest lecture on American folk
ballads at Yale. . . . A publishing j
house wants to buy the title to the |
I forum program, “ Let’s Face the Is
sue,” for a postwar political maga- {
1 fine.
Cent in Year, Report : bug at La Martinique.
DON’T WAIT-
CUSTOM TR AC TO R W O R K —Let
us plow your garden.
Howard
Wm. Smith, Johnson Rd. & Divis
ion sts., Phone Beaverton 2462 4tf
W E CURE AND SMOKE
YO U R P O R K CUTS
25 years Experience
AI DER M A R K E T
Lewis Bros.
Cor. 1st and Washington St.
PO R TLA N D . OREGON
W E ST END
SEJ.LWOOI) UK ID LE
ACREAG E Si HOMES W A N TE D
We can sell your home, farm or
acreage.
Have hundreds of buy
You know, it is getting so folks
ers that have cash.
Your Wash
ington County specialist. I-ocated ! skip over, and don't read these row-
| on-row of figures about what it is
in Portland at foot of Canyon Rd.
| costing to run the Govt, and the
Call UK. 1475 or write
j States.
I f the paper says there are
W A Y N E E. N AG LE
¡2 million more folks than necessary
1800 SvV Jefferson, Portland 1, Ore.
tf on the tax-payer’s back and they are
pullin' down around 4000 million in
; salaries a year not counting their
LOST
l swindle-sheets nobody murmurs. It
; is more fun to read the funnies.
If
LOST—In Beaverton Bank, Mon it is 10 million or 101 billion what of
day. July 9. one dark brown, gold it,—taxes are not due for awhile
capped Eversharp pen, please mail and maybe the other guy will have
to bx 362. Beaverton. Sentimental to pay it anyway, and especially if
. . .
value, Reward.
24 the money is being, spent in Ala
bama which is far away, if you hap
Faces and Places: Helen Mencken
pen to live in Idaho or So. Dakota.
playing hostess at supper for three
S TR A YE D Young sow, red. be
Folks are fed-up on figures, but
soldiers
at Theodore’s—always sup-
longs at Rt. 2, bx 261, Tigard. they are hot for pictures so give
Greenburg Rd., near Crabtree Rd. them pictures funnies or any kind. ping for the boys. . . . At La Conga,
Reward for
return,
Howard If the papers say the Director of Chucho Martinez, the Mexican trou-
Mack.
24 Uplift gets 10 thousand a year, and bador, giving an excellent imita-
free gas. nobody stirs, but if you tion of a Mexican jumping bean by
Have clients waiting for farms, would paint the gent's picture on the leaping from his seat every minute
acreage and homes
the door of his shiny car, with his or two to greet friends. . . . Frank
salary beneath same, folks would Buck ordering his steak very, very
In and around Beaverton
open an eye.
And the mayor's car, rare at Bradley’s. . . . “ You know,”
and a million others, puint all of he tells the waiter, “ bring it back
PH O NE BE. 7853 COLLECT
them and with pictures.
Let ev j practically alive." . . . Vincent Lo-
or address card to
erybody see what the people on the i pez, the amateur astrologist, having
tax-payer's
back look like.
Let
MRS. GEORGE K E L L E R
folks see via pictures versus figures f his palm read by the 1-2-3 club’s
3102 SW McCbesney Kd.
| Diana—and returning the compli
it might clear the atmosphere.
Portland 1, Oregon
ment by casting her horoscope right
Yours
with
the
low
down,
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then and there. . . . Sheila Barrett,
JO SERRA
the satirist, having the time of her
D c u t l stocl1 plcked up free of
life at the Ruban Bleu as Mervyn
charge anywhere.
Cali
Nelson impersonates her. . . . Jose
collect.
UN. 1221; night cali
D ENLEY
R E N D E R IN G
CO., Living Costs Up 2.3 Per
Greco, the strictly long-hair concert
Portland.
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dancer, jitterbugging with a glitter-
riSHER THGRSEN PAINTS
L. II. BRAWAN'D
For quality, fair price and
Builder and Cabinet Maker
service
Metzger, Oregon
Portland Phone—CHerry 2929
J. B. Imlay & Sons
Unit cabinets, precision built, any
ALOHA, ORE.
REEDVHJJ5
style drawers and doors; finish
ed all sides. Anyone can set them.
For Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry
A L L K IN D S OF BUILD ING
Barnes.
Phone Beaverton 3281. tf
• nd C A B IN E T M A KIN G
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W A N TE D —Any amount of live J
poultry, good prices, picked ug> on
farm, also any kind of berries. Call
evetlings, Beaverton 2369. Hazel
May, R t 3, Bx 59 .Beaverton. 25
M EN W A N T E D — Woodworkers, '
nailers and lumber carriers, es
sential Industry 90c to $1.22’-j per
hour, with time and a half for
Saturday
Air King Mfg. Corp
Tigard. Oregon.
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Hauling Contractor
Concrete, Sand, Gravel, Masons,
Sand, Crushed Rock and
Road Gravel
Route 1, Box 28, Tigard, Oregon !
Phone Tigard 2446
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W A N TE D — Suburban and
farm !
properties—Have cash buyers for \
small acreages near Beaverton
and West Slope.
W ill gladly ap- j
praise your property.
No obliga-;-
tion.
C H ARLES K H IN E S CO .
Realtors.
1905 N E 16th, Portland
Phone WE. 5395.
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by L L.STEVENSON
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Now Blooming at
C AM E I.IA LA N D NURSERY
Many varieties to choose from
1 Ti Blocks off liiway
on Walnut Ave., Tigard
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FOR SA LE —Banty’s, 3 hens and
rooster $1.50.
500 SW Main St.,
Beaverton.
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Riverview Cemetery
Lights oÉ New York
LAND
C LE A R IN G — Tractors
Available.
L. H. COBB, Phone
Beaverton 2881.
48t(
Muit Accompany All
C LASSIFIED ADS
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BRICKYARD
FACTORY WORKERS
SYLVAN PLANT
COLUMBIA BRICK WORKS
1320 H. E. Water Ave.. Portland
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F E R T IL IZ E R , DUST, W E E V IL
BAITS, A V A IL A B L E IN SEASON
R. I. McLaughlin, Inc.
Beaverton 3271
Kepler Davenport Co.
B E A VE R TO N , OREGON
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This & That: Joan Edwards’ pet
ambition, to have a biography writ-
ten of her famous uncle, will be real-
ized this summer. The story of the
life of Gus Edwards is being whipped
into shape in Hollywood with vari-
ous members of the family writing
parts of the book. . . . On the menu
in Ruby Foo's Den is this piece of
a sagacity written by Yuan Mei, Chi
nese philosopher, in 1739; “ There
is a difference between dining and
eating. When you eat to get the
most out of your focal, to please the
palate as well as to satiate the uppe-
tite, that my friend, is dining.”
B UYE R S— PACKERS
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Recovering and
Modernizing
Beaverton 3762
Open 8:30 to 6
Evenings by Appointment
0e Laval
SE PARATO R S — M ILK ERS
CO M PLETE EQ U IPM EN T 4 M '
SU PPLIE S FOR TH E ITA1IIT
IN D U STR Y
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Ilf re & There: Style-wise Helena
Bliss, the diva of “ Song of Norway.”
putting her best foot forward at Club
21 —with huckles of red velvet roses
on her toes. . . Arlene Francis, in
search of on after-curfew snack, j
swishing into an automat in silver I
fox and emeralds. . . . Fanny Ward,
the pin-up girl of the Spanish-Amer- |
ican war. breaking into a maidenly
blush at the Reuban Bleu as host Ju
You can use classified advs. to ad lius Monk compliments her on her
vantage.
Plant one in this paper.
youthful appearance. . . . Lovely
Jane Pickens lunching at the Ver
sailles with five—count ’em—hand-
j some navy officers — what’s this
about a man power shortage? , . ,
Mary Pickford and Marion Hutton in
the Simplon discussing a contract—
Miss Pickford wants Marion to be
STEADY WORK
come the first star in the new Pick
ford film unit.
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Men Wanted
HHorne tfrifell
f orti ame » Cat.-1 alt L a m ( it /
135 NW Park
AT. «4SI
CENTRALLY
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■AJ Close to bus trans
portation
and
walking distance
from downtown.
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TIGARD
Concrete Products
Addenda: If the New York Soci
ety of Models has its way, a bunch
of gorgeous gals will be coming over
your postwar television set. The so- \
IN C O R PO R ATE D
ciety’s placement bureau has just
added a television department. . . .
MORTICIAN
While shopping in Beaverton stop Eight months ago when he was on
SW FOCrtTH A T MONTGOMERY
in at the Greyhound Coffe Shop for the road, Woody Herman lost one of
ATwmter 21 HI
his trunks. The express company
Lunch.
recently located it and sent it to
him. When he opened the trunk, he
found a dozen cartons of cigarettes
he had forgotten all about. . . . Ken
W A N TED
I Murray says the only difference be
tween death and taxation is that
death doesn’t get worse every time
| congress convenes.
Budget
I. P. Finley & Sen
D rain age and Sewage Disposal Sin kin g Fund
RECEIPTS
A e lu s i tor
F is to l Yesr
Jsa I . 1942
to
jume so. j 94:
A etu sl for
f i x a i Yesr
July 1. 1942
ro
June SO 1943
A elu s i tor
F i sc s i Y ts r
July 1. 1943
to
June 30. 1944
I I MI ( Mt
TURKEYS
A ctu o l
July 1. 1944
to
A p r il 30. 1945
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F U S O A N D C L A S S IF IC A T IO N
Budget
1944.45
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B*B Syndicate. — WNU Feature«.
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EXPENDITURES
Engineering Survey
425.00
Dated V Beaverton. Oregon, this 29th day o f May. 1945.
Approved by the Budget Committee o f the City of Beaverton
fc
A
M. D. MURPHY.
Chairman.
1 Signed ) E. H. MASTERS,
M. B. BINGAMAN.
Secretary.
(Signed) R. C. DOTY,
Recorder-T reaau rer.
Live Poultry and Eg^s
4.« n u m m i
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Mayor.
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ALSO
Farmer Orders One
Pig; He Receives Nine
NORTHWOOD, IOWA —A farm
er ordered a brood sow from a
Brookings, S. D., dealer, and
when the sow arrived in Man
kato she gave birth to eight pig
lets The farmer was notified by
the transportation company, and
the crate not being large enough
for the family he started out in a
truck to bring home his bargain.
Receiving St Dressing Planta
Portland, McMinnville, Salem.
Albany, Eugene,
Roseburg,
Redmond, Oregon.
Main Office and Plant
Northwest Poultry &
Dairy Products Co.
S. E. Oak Strert, Portland, Ore
Phone l ’A st 5141
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