The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, January 04, 1946, Page 4, Image 4

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    BEA VERTO N
E N T E R P R IS E
Friday, January 4. 1946_______
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of sewing unit and Mrs. J. R. Tal
bert ia the general chairman.
Redeem
& K
& Polio Drive to Start Jan. 14
WE DELIVER FREE OF CHARGE TO TIGARD, BEAVERTON,
MULTNOMAH AND W AY POINTS EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, & FRIDAY
MAIL ORDERS AND PHONE ORDERS ARE PROMPTLY FILLED
Outstanding Values In
W a ln u t Finish — TW IN -SIZ E
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$ 1 4 .95
A marriage license has been issued
to John Wesley McGill, Portland,
[and Maude Evelyn Alexander, Beav-
glerton, and to Clarence Grove L a s t
®| man, route 1, Cornelius, and Ross
| Eastman, route 3, Beaverton.
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Here’s a splendid opportunity to
purchase a modern designed, sturdy
constructed Bedstead at an excep­
tionally low price. They come in
T W IN SIZE only and in a beautiful
SIX -C O A T Walnut finish. One or
more of these Bedsteads will indeed
make an attractive bedroom and
the price for this occasion is only
$14.95.
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LEGAL NOTICES
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N O TICE OF BOND SALE
Sealed proposals will be received
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S by the ALOHA HUBER
W ATER
k j DISTRICT, Washington County, Ore-
g 1 gon, for the purchase of $120,000
par value General Obligation Bonds
of said District in the denominations
S of $1000 each, dated January 1. 1946,
J| bearing interest from the date there-
b of, and maturing as follows:
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$2000 on July 1st of each year, 1947
k to 1953, inclusive;
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$5000 on July 1st of each year, 1954
B to 1959, inclusive;
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$6000 on July 1st of each year,
, [I960 to 1967, inclusive;
$7000 on July 1st of each year,
1968 to 1971, Inclusive,
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And for the purchase of $95,000
• par value Revenue Bonds of said
k I District in denominations of $1000
k each, dated January 1, 1946, bearing
Kj interest from the date thereof, and
J maturing as follows:
| $2000 on July 1st of each year, 1947
to 1951, inclusive;
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HERE AT L A S T !
Automatic Gas Hot W ater Heaters
$ 58.95
• 20 Gallon Size
In our new appliance department we have Just received a shipment of the famous “ Presidential Line” iras
automatic water heaters
. the heater you have been waiting for . . . it heats 28 gallons o f hot water per
hour. It is approved by the American Gas Association. Ready for immediate delivery
terms are one
third down and the balance up to 12 months depending upon the balance.
ALSO AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
$82.00
• 30 G allon ‘‘M ission S ta n d a rd ” G a s W ater H eater
• 40 G allon “ M ission H e a v y D u ty ” G as W ater H eater
$110.00
Beautiful New
Netherland Blanket
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j $3000 on July 1st of each year, 1952
J to 1964. inclusive;
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$4000 on July 1st of each year, 1965,
k to 1968, inclusive;
k $5000 on Jaly 1st of each year,
k 1969 to 1974, inclusive;
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All Bonds maturing after July 1,
1955,
may interest,
be redeemed
at par.
plus
interest
- j a,
c rued
on any
' accrued
bearing date on or after July 1, 1955,
5 upon publication at least 30 days
prior to contemplated redemption
date of one notice of intended re-
k demption in a newspaper of general
k | circulation printed and published in
E the County of Washington, State of
^ Oregon.
Interest payment dates on
b | said Bonds shall be January 1st and
k July 1st of each year.
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Bidders shall name the rate of 111 -
terest bid on said bonds, and ttlfl COSt
of legal opinion required shall be
paid by the purchaser.
Bids must
5 be delivered to the undersigned at
J 527 Railway
Exchange
Building.
1| Poitland, Oregon, by 5 00 o'clock
k iv M., January 21. 1946. and must be
k accompanied by a certificate check
k in the sum of $4300 as a good faith
£ deposit.
Bids will be opened pirb-
licly at a Special Meeting of Com­
missioners on January 21, 1946. at
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Woolen Mills
* 1 2 .9 5
A new uni sually beautiful blanket in
jacquard pattern, made of 100 per cent
Virgin Wool and smartly finished in
lifetim e looped wool binding. Choice of
six attractive colors. Dusty Rose, Ce­
dar, Peach, Gold, Green, Blue. Size
72 x 84.
• Size 21 x 27
Each . . . .
Sheriff J. W. Connell has an­
nounced that first quarter collection
| of 1945-46 taxes amounted to $ 1 ,-
1)21.930.24 on a levy of $1,243,072.51.
This is 82.22 per cent of the collec­
tion of the roll.
1944-45 and prior taxes collected
amounted to $18,394.11 which is 79.89
per cent of 1943-44 roll and 82.16 per
cent of 1944-45 roll.
Ritz Theatre
Tel. 2482
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Firestone Products
For the Home
Sunday-Tuesday, Jan. 6-8
W ITH O U T LO V E
Spencer Tracey, Katharine Hepburn
He F'orgot to Remember
N ews—Cartoon
N E W E LE C TR IC IRONS
SILE X COFFEE M AKERS
For Your Car
Firestone deluxe Hot
Heaters
Imperial Seat Covers
water
Wed.-Saturday, January 9-12
C H IN A SKYS
Randolph Scott, R. Warrick
Helen Drew
Having a Wonderful Crime
Pat O’Brien, Carol Landis
George Murphy
N ews-Saturday Matinee 1:30
For Your Farm Truck
7:50x20 FIR E S TO N E T IR E S
7:00x20 FIR E S TO N E T IR E S
THE WHITE HOUSE
Beyond Aloha, at Tobias
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Cut this out for
Future
Reference
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Phone
What’s Your Goal For 1946?
A retrospective l o o k
is advantageous only as it influ­
ences favorably one’s present and future actions.
As you look back over 1945, were you satisfied with those ac-
activities that filled your life? If not—why not chatnge your
perspective—choose a better goal..
“ Keep your eyes fixed upon Jesus
Look full in His Wonderful Face
And the things of earth will grow strangely dim
*n the Light of His glory and grace. ”
ECONOMY STORE
IM PRO V E OUR
SERVICE
ALOHA. OREGON
Under New Management
CHARLES & G E N E V IE V E STUBBS
Fresh Meat and Vegetables
GROCERIES
Are planning a Delivery Service— Date to be announced I,at«r
Osrnr Edlund. a journeyman with
20 years experience has joined
our firm.
LIST TOUS HONE
STUARTS
E L E C T R I C S E R V IC E
DOWN PILLOWS
Collections High
For First Quarter
LEO N ARD C. JOHNSON, Pastor
the Huber Commercial Club at Hu-I
J| bet. Otegon, at H I M o'clock The
right is reserved to reject any or all
bids.
E A R L J THOMPSON, Secretary
Data of firat publication: Januaiy
4. 1946.
Date of last publication: January
18. 1946.
Luxurious 100% GOOSE
FOR SALE—Concrete, Sand, Road
Gravel. Crushed Rock. Mason Sand,
and Dirt.
Phone 2216 Beaverton
Write V. E. FLEE NO R , Beaveiton!
Oregon.
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Fred T. Evans, FW A assistant di­
vision engineer, at Seattle, has an­
nounced that union high school dis­
BEAVERTON
trict here has asked the Federal
Works Agency for a loan ot $8800.
This district in Septembei borrowed
$880f from FW A to cover planning
costs for construction of an addition
costing $250.000 to provide a gym,
cafeteria, study room, six classrooms,
Shows every Night 7 to 11:30
office and modernizing of the pres­
Special Saturday Matinee 1:30
ent structure.
The second addition is for an audi- Show changes Sunday 1:30, 4, 6:30, 9
toriam. chorus and band rooms, lab­
oratories, 22 classrooms, and other
facilities. A two story masonary ad­
dition would be built.
Friday-Saturday Jan. 4-5
PA N A M E R IC A N A
Philip Terry, Audrey Long
Robert Benchley
TH E CLOCK
Judy Garland, Robert Walker
The News—Saturday Matinee 1:30
Added feature—Monster and the Ape
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Too Late to Classify
Evans Announces I oan
To Beaverton High School
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Made by Portland
The annual hearing of the Oregon
Hate Game Commission with refer­
ence to angling regulations will be
held at ten o'clock Saturday morning,
lan. 12 at its offices in 616 Oregon
Building. Portland. Oregon.
Consideration at that time will be
given to seasons, bag limits etc.
The hearing is open to the public.
Count} Chairman Ray L Antrim
L ' j ! Aloha has been busy during the
k past weak setting up i
< i o ift n l
Zane Matney Graduates
A ration for the annual March of
Dimes campaign foi funds to comlrat
Pvt. Zane Matney. son of Mrs. Lu­
: infantile paralysis which is sehed- la B Matney, route 1, box 220, Beav­
5 uled to start on January 14 and tun erton. was graduated this week from
the AAF Training Command's basic
* | until Junuary SI
tirplane
and engine
mechanics
$
course at Keesler Field. Biloxi, Miss.
^ Stretcher Secy.-Treas.
A
C. E. Stretcher of Beaverton, was
^ elected secretary-treasurer
of
tlie
Northwest Duroc Breeders associa­
tion meeting of swine raisers last
week in Portland.
A bred gilt sale is being planned
by the Oregon Swine Growers assn,
and the Marion County Livestock
assn, for some time in February at
the Oregon state fair grounds Salem.
f \,
Bedsteads
¡Red Cross Sewing Meeting Annual Hearing State Game
Commission Ian. 12
I Ladles-
Don't forget I d
Croaa
M A IN TEN A N C E . R E P A IR IN G ,
W IR IN G . MOTOR W O RK
Temporary Phone
.ALOHA 6161
$13.55
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H e r r In d ee d is a p iH ow s u p re m e I t ' s so ft, lig h t , is
t c r ls c o m fo rta b le
Q e n e ro u a ly f ille d w ith fln e a i
100", (lo c a r d o w n C o v e re d w ith s t u r d y lo n g w e a rin g
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B ID D IN G D IP T . — M AIN FLO O R
Winchester
KWJ.I SUNDAY 3:30 P. M.
SALE!
Transfer Patterns
buyers
Waiting
Realty
Co.,
515
SW Stark St., Portland
E A R L S. BRIGGS
SW Representative
In this complete transfer set you'll find pretty
patterns to stamp on baby dresses, gertrudes.
bonnets and little bibs and there is also a smock-
Ing pattern that may be used on coat, dress or bonnet
You'll find that you can quite easily apply any of these
motifs to ready made garments, too, thereby giving them
a very Individual touch
10c
C le a ra n c e S a le of
D a in ty C ry s ta l C le a r
LUCHE HANGERS
• Regularly (1.00.
Now to clear at
^
Veto* mi **• Okucfc •# Am R m M M
79c
FRESH
\EG E TA B LE S
Always at
A G O O D S E L E C T IO N
OF
M ILLERS GROCERY
USED CARS OFFERED
PO R TA B LE ARC W ELD IN G
A C E T Y L E N E W E LD IN G
A N D BU RN IN G
Now on our Lot.
Trade-in»
A L O H A 6523
M. N W E ISEN RACK
North Wheeler A i r , Aloha
Price
Ceiling».
accepted — term* if de*ired.
KELLY MOTOR CO.
W E. P E G G
M O R T I C I A N
Beaverton. Oregon
Eat Ah 1910—Serving 35 year*
PHONE BEAYERTGN M il
Strict O P A
also sold on consignment.
Sturdy, practical hangers de­
signed so that your garment will
hang neatly and will not readily
glide off.
I YOUR EXTRA SAVINGS ARE S&H GREEN STAMPS !
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WHEN YOU TRADE HERE . . .
C1I. 3727
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S. W. Canyon Road and R. R. Tracks
Beaverton, Ore.
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