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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1946)
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE Miss Daley Hendrix, ten years Presbyterian missionary to Korea, will speak at the Beaverton Church o f the Nacarene, Sunda> night, Jan uary 13 at 7.30. Sht will also speak to the young people at the 6:30 houi. Friday, January 11, 1946 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE Stanley W. Natherton, Publisher Published Friday o f each week by the Pioneei Publishing Co., at Beaverton, Oregon. Entered as second-class m at ter at the postoffice, B eaverton, Ore. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY VOTE JANUARY 11th Firestone Products For the Home Ritz Theatre Subscription Payable in A dvance fl $1.00 BEAVERTON Beaverton O ffice E nterprise Bldg. Phone Beavtfrton 2321 Portland O ffic e 308 Panam a Bldg.. 3rd and Alder. P hone A T w ater 6591 For Your Car Tel. 2482 P ..Ü .U » Saturday M atinee 1:30 Shew changes Sunday 1:30, 4, 6 30, 9 ll ATION i 7:50x20 F IR E S T O N E T IR E S 7:00x20 F IR E S T O N E T IR E S Shows every N ight 7 to 11:30 Special water For Your Farm Truck • • • • • Sunday-Tuesday, Jan. 13-15 SON OF L A S S IE Peter Law ford, D. Crisp, J. L ockhart Feather Y o a r Neat— News A C artoon Leonard's & Ernest's F or Prom pt, C o u r tn iw M O T O R R E W IN D IN G , A P P L IA N C E R E P A IR SE R V IC E HOME and A U T O R A D IO S E R V IC E W e are offerin g T w o Day Service and a 90 day guarantee on our service work. Have you had you r R adio repaired Cut this N ext d oor to F loren ce B eauty shop fo r Future R eferen ce U. S. CONGRESSMAN — All Berries. Prunes, G rapes— F E R T IL IZ E R , d u s t , w e e v i l BAITS, A V A IL A B L E IN SEASON R. I. MacLaughlin.Inc. Beaverton 3271 TO M A IN T E N A N C E , R E P A IR IN G , W IR IN G , M O T O R W O R K T em porary Phone A L O H A 6161 4 Days Service ( A ny Quantity) Also Fruit, Nut, Shade. D w arf». Espaliers, Ornamentals, llerry Plant« VILLA RIDGE NURSERY P hone O il. *»** 11333 SW 6th and Harhnr Hlv*. C LO SED SU N DAYS GEORGE F. GORDON j P IIO N E ALOHA 6612 ! D cm othlng, R epairing For Immediate Deliveries CALL GARFIELD 9314 STUARTS ELECTRIC SERVICE OUR M O T T O : W e are rem inded con stan tly thru all o f the m eans o f public com m u n i cation that we must be ralndful o f our tra ffio hazards and do all that 621 Canyon Hiway & Cedar St., Beaverton we can to reduce the terrible toll exacted each year thru avoidable a c cidents. It seems to us that if the other fe l low knew ju st what we intended da- lng b efore we accom plished our change o f direction, or spesd m uch I m i ï m T i ï i ï ï ï m could be done to accom plish this c o m mon purpose. g SPECIAL " V E N T I L A T E D " Tills could be achieved by the sim ple operation tft rolling dow n the window and giving the proper hand signals to identify our next m ove to c Portland Concrete Pipe & Products Co. both thoae follow in g as well as those £ 5819 SW M acadam Ave., Portland, 1 O regon A T. 8384 approaching within short range. In the winter tim e it is often dis tasteful for us tQ "stick out our hand” but we believe you will agree that a wet hand is more quickly dried than the tears o f mourning. Strawberry Plants DRY BLOCK & SLAB WOOD IM P R O V E OU R S E R V IC E Oscar Edlund, a journeym an with 20 years experience has joined our firm . GO OD S E R V IC E G O O D C L E A N IN G S A T IS F IE D C U STO M E R S A m ericans will see doodlebug plane.» with controllable wings, the position o f which own be changed at will by the pilot. (This means grea t er safety, and easier handling by elim inating the need fo r ailerons, ele vators and rudder.) _______ WRIGHT FUEL COMPANY De Laval S E P A R A T O R S — M IL K E R S C O M P L E T E E Q U IP M E N T AND S U P P L IE S F O R T H E D A IR Y IN D U S T R Y iflmoe M ell , J Î See your Building Material Dealer Income Tax Returns | hziwbthmn * Dhtribulor. 1 IVIRV THING DAI RYMAN ^ ^ F o « m - /U v a mo . C u t.- ía l t 185 NW Park • L a k e ( it / AT. 6461 I f it is Plumbing you want C a ll- Beaver Heating & Plumbing Company RIGHT-NOW CLEANER Far General Hom e Cleaning Dishes, Laundry, Woodwork Harmless-—Sanitary Replace« Soap • S ett« for Hand« ASK ALL GROCERS — Com es in po c ko ge * 25c — 50c — $ 1 0 0 ACCOUNTING SERVICE HEATERS--PUMPS-- SEPTIC TANKS Etc. HERMOSA PRODUCTS 60. A Service for the Small Business 104 N .t. Russell Street, Portlond, Oregon 1. Monthly Profit and Loss statement, showing gross receipts, cost of sales, analysis of ex pense and percentages covering current month and year to date. Carl's FIXIT Shop ALO H A, O R E G O N We are here to serve you Gas A ppliance« R epaired and Sold 2. Balance Sheet showing assets, money owed and your net worth. 3. Withholding Taut reports. 4. Social Security Reports. W ashing M achines and Small A pplian ce« Repaired Saws Filed and Gum m ed 5. State and Federal Unemployment reports. Beaver Heating & Plumbing Co. 1st & Main St., Beaverton Phone 2622 I .a tv n M owers Sold A R epaired A L L T H E A B O V E SERVICE FOR h A SM AL L M O N T H L Y FEE — You Will Find a Profit in Calling 1 w \ THE OLD JUDGE S A Y S . . . ^ n a n o Tuning, Cleaning, — v JOE KUBIN W ANTED SW F O U R T H A T M O N T G O M E R Y A T w ater 8181 Notice to Residents ■of* Tigard and Beaverton BUYERS— PACKERS W hy not favor your own city and community by taking all your clothes to Wie IDEAL CLEAN ERS. S C om plete Funeral Service In New C athedral Chapel at No E xtra cost R iverside is a co-operative asso ciation with assets of over $800,000 1 0 9 South W a tso n St. (deaf Cleaners A W E T H A N D vs. AN O B IT U A R Y CREM ATORIUM M AUSOLEUM CEMETERY Pd. adv., N orblad for C ongress man Com m ittee Joseph D. Felton, Salem, Oregon Service W ednesday-Sat u n lay, Jan. 16-19 T H O SE K N OK AItIN O YOUNG C H A R M S R obert Y ou n g Laraine Day, Ann Harding, Bill W illiam s Tarzan and the Am azons News Sat. M atinee 1:30 — Added feature M onster and the Ape out Veteran World War II Experienced Legislator Educated in Oregon Practicing Attorney R E P U B L IC A N N O M IN E E FO R RADIO-ELECTRIC CENTRALLY LOCATED Close to bus trans pot tation and w alk in g distance from dow ntow n. W E S T END S E L L W O O D B R ID G E N0RBLAD THE WHITE HOUSE B O OST Y O U R H O M E T O W N Wed.-.Waturday, Jan nary 9-12 C H IN A 8 K Y 8 R andolph Seott, R. W arrick Helen Drew H aving a W onderful Crim e Pat O 'Brien, Carol Landis George M urphy N ew «— Saturday M atinee 1:30 0 . R. NICHOLSON & SON D E A L E R IN S C R A P M E T A L Highest P rices P aid % R aya Garage B roadw ay at Lom bard, Beaverton Riverview Cemetery i for W A L T E R Beyond Aloha, at Tobias R eam s o f copy have been written on this subject, but with it all there Is still considerable tim e that could be spent on reflection by each resi dent o f his hctme tow n on what he could do to make the tow n a better place in w hich to live. Did you ever stop to think that your hom e tow n is "y o u ” ? And it is your hom e town because you live th ere? Most o f us cam e from som e other place in the coutry. W e cou ldn 't all have been blessed with having this as our birthplace. H ow ever we are here now and thus It is now ours to BOOST and BUILD. W e huve a w onderful opportunity to get in and w ork with those w ho have been bearing the brunt o f the responsibility orf our tow n in its m a nagem ent and prom otion. E ach ane o f us should be a w alking A D fo r the com m unity where he lives to publi cize its advantages and help seek a rem edy fo r w hatever m ight appear disadvantageous to hiai. We should be able to en joy the know ledge o f progress we have helped m ake pos sible with each passing year. This is a program we can 't wait until tom orrow to start. It con cern s our daily living and N O W is the time to start. Let's continue to be know n as a “ com m un ity a f b oaster«'’. — P hon e B eaverton 2S83— should b« more balanced. When trustees are news in that land ot palm trees and tanned dam sels. they are no garden variety o f trustees. Y our« with the low down, JO S E R R A N E W E L E C T R IC IRON S 8 IL E X C O F F E E M A K E R S Kireatone d elax« Hot Heaters Im perial Seat Covers i A m erica plans: P ocket radios no ! l.trgei than a packet of cigarette». (T iny vacuum tubes developed for use in the "rad io proxim ity fuse." wondet developm ent oi the war, will make such miniature sets possible. f P O R T L A N D O F F IC E 4IV-416 r natal Bldg., H Enron 4514, A10 SW Third Avenue E V E N fN G S : R E n con 0375 5354 S. W . 4»th D R I V E (G LK N C I IJ.E N ) '" V TURKEYS 9h ! AlJtO SEE THE JOB THRU! Live Poultry and Eggs R eceiving A Dressing Plants: Portland, McMtnnvlU«. Salem. Albany. E ugene, R oseburg, R edm ond, Oregon. CHOICE OF Northwest Poultry & Dairy Products Co. Large supply of peaches, apple«, pears, cherrte«, prunes, plums, ap ricot» walnuts 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 ■till com p lete! Oai new 1946, 46- page catalogu e is now available upon request. T o call at our nur sery. take h ighw ay 99W W e are located 17 miles southwest o f P ort land or 1 m ils pest Six Centers. D o not leave highw ay 99W. W atch fo r our sign. T l AJ-ATIN \ A LL E Y NY RAF. H IE S R ou te S, Box 119 Sherw ood. O regen T H E A T R E OF SERVICE SSwir EDUCATION: UP T O 2 YRS. COLLEGE P hone E A «t 8141 Fruit. Nut, F low ering and Shed« Tree», lioaea, Harry Plants Shrub«, «1«.. Gif TRAVEL: Main O f fit'« and Plant a. E. Oak Htre-t, Portland, Ora. : I W H IL E SERVING CAREER: LIBERAL RE T IR E M E N T PROGRAM MEN 17-34 P H Y SIC A L LY & M E N T A L L Y Q U A L IF IE D ARE ELIGIBLE TO ENLIST NOW.. in the UNITED STATES ARMY I 614 S W 11th A V E N U E and VICTORY CENTER PORTLAND. OREGON I MARRY: “ I don’ t know what they’ll weigh up, Judge, but my cattle and poultry sure have been gettin fatter since I started to use distillers’ dried grains in their ration.” OLD JUDGE: “ You're about the tenth one who ha* told me that, Harry. How do you account for i t ? ” HARRY: “ The by-product recovered from grains used by distillers is very high in vita min and protein content. It's the best feed supplement we can get to balance the rations we feed our dairy cows, livestock and poul try. Mixed with original gram, these dis tillers’ dried grains have a much prater feeding value than the original grain has.” OLD J l ’DCiE: “ Have any trouble getting all you n eed ?” HARRY: "Yes. at times, even though the distillers produced 1.200.000.000 pound* of it for the year endin’ last June. I hope they’ll be m a position to produce a lot more next year. * OID Jl IX,E "Then I guess nobodv can tell you gram is wasted in distilling.” HARRY: Not me. Judge . . . I know.” r*M » SrlU M M IRM«.* »* Com*, rrm tt »* Akmkolm i n e « f > Im lrubU t / « «
