BEAVERTON ENTERPJUSEl
Friday, January 18, 1948
Latest reports from the Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McCormack
Mrs. Barton and daughter. Chi Chi
Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Weatherly
Gprts, were guests at the Frank Free- are now located at Corvallis, where Mt. No. 1, Texas co mpany's oi; test held a new years watch party for
land home during holiday week.
they will attend Oregon State College. near Aloha was reported to drilling thirty guests at their home on Nlel-
ahead at a depth of 2815 feet.
son Road.
—Phene Beaverton 2982—
0. B. NICHOLSON & SON
BEAVERTON ENTEBPBISE
Stanley W. Netherton, Publisher
Published Friday of each week by the
Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton.
Oregon. Entered as second-class mat
ter at the postoffice, Beaverton, Ore.
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Beaverton Office Enterprise Bldg.
Phone Beaverton 2821
Portland O ffice 308 Panama Bldg.,
3rd and Alder. Phone ATwater 6591
D E A LE R IN SCRAP M E TA L
Highest Prices Paid '/¿Rays Garage
Broadway at Lombard, Beaverton
For Sleeping Comfort-
P ubli sh
APE I
er s '
I ATI 0 N
G IVE— DON’T SW AP
Don’t exchange those Christ
mas presents that didn’t fit—the
blouse that was the wrong shade
—the slips that you have got so
many o f—the house slippers.
You had a Merry Christmas.
How about making it a Happy
New Year for the less fortunate
victims of war in Europe and the
Pacific?
Give—don’t swap.
You befriended 25,000,000 war
veterans through the nationwide
clothing collection of last spring.
Let’s Not Forget the Others . .
Give everything you can spare:
coats, boots and shoes tied in
pairs, dresses, underwear, suits,
sweaters, mufflers, caps, mittens,
plus blankets and quilts to the
Victory Clothing Collection for
overseas relief.
Don’t
forget
lightweight clothing is needed in
the Philippines.
OREGON POST BUILD IN G
A $10,000 memorial home is being
planned by the Roseburg, Oregon.
Umpqua Post 16 of the American Le
gion. It will contain a large audi
torium, a banquet room, a bar, a
lounge, a roof garden, and club
rooms. The new home was necessi
tated by large expansion of member
ship due to World W ar II enroll
ments.
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M O R T I C I A N
Beaverton, Oregon
Estab. 1910—Serving 35 years
PH O NE B EAVER TO N 3411
These springs are of heavy, all
metal con
struction with 90 spring units .......... They are
equipped with mattress guides.
C
Tigard and Beaverton
$15.50
Available in both full and twin size
SIMMONS ROLLAWAT RED
PO R TA B LE ABC W ELD ING
A C E T Y L E N E W ELD IN G
AND BURNING
DRY BLOCK & SLAB WOOD
Will buy this item which is needed by so many for
that extra bedroom. . . . All metal link springs.
$11.50
A L O H A 6523
M N. W E ISEN B AC K
North Wheeler Ave., Aloha
For Immediate Deliveries
CALL GARFIELD 9314
Also a good stock of mattrtss pads
BOX SPRINGS
FRESH VEG ETABLES
Complete stock ..........
both full and twin srt.es.
Always at
$19.95
WRIGHT FUEL COMPANY
MILLERS GROCERY
'VE'iu.thina. -/eft the wows.
HAROLD
A. PETERSON
H LKC TKIC AI. CONTRACTOR
BEAVERTON
PH O N E
3 5 3 5
B e a v e r t
B R O A m vV Y A T WATSON
//
o n
3130
Call—
Beaver Plumbing & Heating
Company
SEPTIC TANKS
O e La v a l
SE PA R A TO R S — MI1.KF.RS
CO M PLETE E Q U IPM EN T AND
SU PPLIE R FOR TH E D A IR Y
IN D U STR Y
“Concrete”
SEE Y O U R B U I L D I N G M A T E R IA L D E A L E R
Portland
Ohme a Crifell
Concrete
Pipe and Products Co.
5819 SW Macadam Ave., Portland, 1, Oregon
AT. 8384
NiDRCgrturw» A Di »tributar»
IV tH Y T H IN C
HEATERS--PUMPS--
SEPTIC TANKS Etc.
(deal Cleaners
666
COLD PREPARATIONS
P la n ts
Why not favor your own city and community by
taking all your clothes to the ID E A L
CLEAN
ERS.
AT. 6461
ISO N W Park
Liquid, Tablets, Salve, Nose Drops
Caution use only as directed.
it is Plumbing you want
Call US for Estimates
USE
S tra w b e rry
-of-
COIL SPRINGS
W . E. P E G G
M om io*
0«EC]o®Nt^S/i
Notice to Residents
S tra f-o -fle x
OUR M OTTO:
CENTRALLY
LOCATED
Close to bus trans
portation
and
walking
distance
from downtown.
GOOD SERVICE GOOD CLEANING
S A TIS F IE D CUSTOMERS
We are here to serve you
4 Days Service
Beaver Plumbing & Heating Co.
621 Canyon Hiway & Cedar St., Beaverton
( Any Quantity)
Also Fruit, Nut, Shade, Dwarfs.
Espaliers, Ornamentals,
I terry Plants
1st & Main St., Beaverton
Phone 2622
VILLA BIDGC NUBSEBT
I’hone till. 292H
11333 SW 6th and Itarhur Hlvd.
CLOSED SUNDAYS
A G O O D S E L E C T IO N
J. P. Finley & Son
M 0BTICIAN
BUYERS— PACKERS
—All Berries, Prunes, Grapes
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
SW FO URTH A T M ONTGOM ERY
ATwntcr 2181
R. I. MacLaughlin.Inc.
Riverview Cemetery
Beaverton 3271
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PHONE ALO H A 0612
i
Demnthtng, Repairing
k
Pian» Tuning, Cleaning,
S
USED CARS OFFERED
Now on our Lot.
Trade-ins
Strict O P A
Price
Ceilings.
accepted — terms if desired.
Cars
also sold on consignment.
W E ST END
SE LL WOOD BRIDGE
Ü GEORGE F. GORDON S
I
OF
CREM ATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
Complete Funeral Service In New
Cathedral Chapel at No F.xtra cost
Riverside is a co-operative asso
ciation with assets of over $800,000
!
KELLY MOTOR CO.
S. W. Canyon Road and R. R. Tracks
Beaverton, Ore.
! F reedom !
!
to Fend for H erself...
i
W AN TED
TURKEYS
ALSO
Live Poultry and E g g s
THE OLD JUDGE S A Y S ..
^ ' T-r'X
■
Id o
Receiving A Dressing Plants:
Portland, McMinnville, Salem,
Albany,
Eugene,
Roseburg,
Redmond. Oregon.
Main Office and Pisad
Northwest Poultry &
Dairy Products Co.
Thu little girl is fre e -to
fend for
herself! Free —to face a multitude
of problems.
Her problems are the world's
problems. Let s face them.
For instance, let's face the des-
Per ait need for clothing by the
S. E. Oak SireM. Portland. Ote.
Phone 1‘A st 0141
TOWNMKND
SCHOOL
Prepare«
for
College Finishing School, High
School or Preparatory School, U.
S Military and Naval Academy or
U. S. Coast Guard. Personal ad
visement.
IN D IV ID U A L TU TORING
Brace B. Townsend
2S46 N. W. Gllean St
RK. 5464
victims o f N azi and Jap oppres
sion.
D i g Into your attics, trunks,
and closets today . . . dig out sll
the clothing you can spare.
What \0V Can D ot
1 . Get together all the
clothing you can spare.
2 . Take it to your local
collection depot imme
diately.
3. Volunteer seme
spore time to your local
committee.
The more you do
the better you’ll feel
V ic t o r y C l o t h in g C o l l e c t io n
Fruit. Nut. Flowering end Shade
Tree«, Koeee. Berry Plants
shrubs, etc.
Large supply of peaches, apples,
peers, cherries, prunes, plums, ap
ricots. walnuts and filberts as well
as rosea, flowering shrubs, and
berry plants Large orchard plant
srs. Order Now whfle our stock Is
still complete! Bur new 1046. 40-
pags catalogue is now available
upen request. To call at our nur
sery, taka highway 00W We are
located 17 miles southwest of Port
land or 1 mils past Six Corneas
Do not lesvs highway 0VW. Watch
for our sign.
T U A L A T IN V A L L E Y M R A E R IE *
Route 3. Bex 310
Sherwood. Oregon
A R T : "S a w you at the movies last night.
Judge. That was quite a weekend that alco
holic went through, wasn't i t ? ”
OLD JUD G E: “ Sure was, but I'm afraid
moot people won't really understand it.”
low had not turned to alcohol fbr «ea p e,'
he would have turned to tom e thing else.''
J / SSiSSL
for Overseas
A R T : " A r e there m a n y.th a t get in thal
condrtion. Ju dge?”
4
Tbit advertisement uas prepared by the Advertising Council for the
Victory Clothing Collection, and it tponsored by
OLD JU D G E : "F o rtu n a tely not. A rt. Scf*
A R T : “ W hat do you mean. Judge?”
OLD J l ’DGE: "S im p ly this. That poor chap
was really a sick man ..n ot just a drunk.
Studies by famous psychiatrist« and the
medical profession show that alcoholism is
not caused by a craving for a lco h o l.. .'it is
usually the result of some deejvrooted soc ial,
physical or emotional condition. If that fel
entists at a great university have stated that
approxim ately 9 o % o f the people who drink
do so sensibly. Only 5 % are immoderate at
tim«^ In that 5r ; is the small number known
as alcoholics. And the beverage distilling in
dustry which doee not want a single person
to use its product imm oderately, is cooper
ating fully in the solution o f thit problem .” .
r»M « S r liim M ,/w ew W * » (V *i
• f A l f k t i t t 9 n r « | f f\
im.
R K A YH R TO N B A K E R Y
On Broadway
HOLLANDS FEED STORK
On Broadway
F1R*T SECU RITY B AN K
Front and Wataon
KING ALE Y -BE A VERTON
E l MBF.K CO-
On Front JR.
S K Y-W A Y
On Highway
U I MAC LA U G H LIN g CO.
Near High School
H A R TS H A TC H E R Y
Route 1. Beaverton
RIC H E Y H A R D W A R E
On Broadway
Mr« READY LU M B ER 4 0.
On Broadway
SUE ED Y -FREEZE
On Highway
M I L L E R S
f i ont and Watson