BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
F riday January 36, 1946
B E A V E R T O N E N T E B P B IS E
S tanley W. Netharton. Publisher
Published Friday of each w eek by the
P lon eei Publishing Co., at Beaverton,
Oregon. Entered as second-class m at
ter at the postoffice, B eaverton, Ore.
Mother Born Again Leonard's & Ernest's
Far from hom e and M other, the
boy listened to the naan who cam e
over ndon-tim es and road to them i
RADIO-ELECTRIC
out of the Bible. And one day, away
—Phone B eaverton Í»Hi—
down inside th e fellow there w as a
Fur Prom pt, C ourteous Service
stirring.
The fin gers o f his heart
reached out and laid hold on Christ
as the Saviour who had so loved him (
MOTOR R E W IN D IN G .
CENT RAL1.Y
as to die for h is sins.
God honored
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A P PL IA N C E R E P A IR SER V IC E
LOCATED
O ne Tear
.................................JCl.OO th e fellow s faith 4hd toek up in him. !
HOM E and AUTO RADIO
Cióse to bus traas-
By that the chap w as born again,
SE R V IC E
B eaverton O ffice E nterprise Bldg. born of God, from above and m ade i
p o ita tlo n
and
Phone B eaverton 2321
w alk in g
d istan ce
en e of the peeple of God.
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offerin
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Two
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Service
P ortland O ffice 608 P a n a m a Bldg.,
from dow ntow a.
See the new life werk out.
F irst
and a 90 day gu aran tee on eu i
3rd and Alder. P hon e A T w ater 6591 the chap quit his w andering to take
service work.
a steady job.
He saved up to go
back to the old home and Mother
H ave you bad your Radio repaired
The night before he sailed, his coun
O rec | o © N e *S/I APIR
trym en gave him a banquet and
109 South WaisoB St.
handed him
suras of m oney for
P U B 11S HI l t S 4 i$V ^IRTI ON their folks over there
Back am ong
N ext door to F lorence B eauty shop
them , he told what the Lord had
done for him in dying for his sins
and in g iv in g him a glad heart. And
out of it, h is Mother also turned to RHEUMATISM
the Lord, not only because of what j
he told her but also from his com ing \
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P H O N E ALOHA 6812
M O R T IC IA N
and ARTHRITIS
out of th e old rowdy w ays into i
FW FO U R TH AT MONTOOMKKY
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Hem othlng, R epairing
C hriet-likeness.
ATw«tter 2181
Ye m ust be born again.
1 verily I I su ffered fer years and am eo j
a
Piano T uning, Cleaning,
verily eay unto th ee—YE MUST BE than k fu l hhat I found relief feom th is |
BO RN AGAIN.
terrible a fflictio n th a t I will gladly
an sw er anyone w ritin g m e for in fo r
m ation. Mrs. A nna PauKz, P. O. Box
For G e n eral H o u m C le e n le e
W EST E N D
M cChesney Rd. Portland, Oregon
825, V aacouver, W ash.
51tf i
D o h o t, L o u sS ry , W e e d » .« «
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SEI.LW OOD BR ID G E
T h is spaee paid for by a S eattle
Raplaca« Soap • Satlar lor M
b usin ess man.
ASK ALL CROCIRS
f GEODGlTT g OMON 5
RIGHT-NOW CLEANER
J. P. Finley & Son
\
Riverview Cemetery
S tra w b e rry
— Comao in pockagM
25c — 50c — »1.00
HERMOSA PRODUCTS CO.
P O R T A B L E ARC W ELD ING
A C E T Y L E N E W ELD ING
A N D B U R N IN G
104 N.K. Rut M il Stroat, Portion«, Oraeoe
ALOHA 6523
INCOME TA X SE R V IC E . . .
ACCOUNTING SE R V IC E . . .
A service fos the Sm all B u sin ess
You w ill find a P ro fit in C alling
JOE KUBIN
P ortland O ffice:
415-1« P ostal Bldg.
E ven in gs:
H Eaeon 0375
5354 SW 49tli Dr.,
Phone OH. 2928
11333 SW lltli and Harbar Blvd.
C LO SED SU N D A Y S
SE P A R A T O R S — M ILK ERS
COM PLETE E Q U IPM EN T AND
S U P P L IE S FO R T H E DAIRY
IN D U ST R Y
—All B erries, Prunes, G rapes—
F E R T IL IZ E R , DUST, W E E V IL
BAITS, A V A IL A BLE IN SEA SO N
R. I. MacLaughlin.Inc.
Liquid, T ablets, Salve, N ose Drope
C aution use only as directed.
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Beaverton 3271
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CONCRETE PIPE
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W A N TED
Why not favor your own city and community by
taking all your clothes to the IDEAL CLEAN
ERS.
OUR MOTTO:
GOOD SE R V IC E GOOD C LE A N IN G
S A T IS F IE D CUSTOM ERS
4 Days Service
621 Canyon Hiway & Cedar St., Beaverton
Millions of children like this one face
a winter o f suffering from exposure.
WHAT CAN YOU SPAKE
THAT THEY CAN WEAKT
Clothing that you may consider old can
bring new life to some person to whom
war brought despair and destitution.
Your spare clothing will be distrib
uted free, without discrimination, to vic
tims o f Nazi and Jap oppression in Eu
rope, the Philippines, and the Far East.
D ig into your attics, trunks, and clos
ets today . . . dig out all the clothing you
can possibly spare.
VICTORY CLOTHING COLLECTION
For Overseas Relief
January 7 to 31
BE A V H R T O N B A K E R Y
On B roadw ay
H O LLA N D S F E E D STORK
On B roadw ay
F IR S T SEC U R IT Y BA N K
F ront and W atson
K IN G SL E Y -B E A V E K T O X
LU M BER CO.,
On F ron t St.
S K Y-W A Y
On H igh w ay
It. I. MAC LA U G H L IN A CO.
N ear H igh School
H A R T S H A TC H E R Y
R oute 1, B eaverton
R IC H E Y H A R D W A R E
On B roadw ay
M eC REA DY L U M B E R CO.
On B roadw ay
S P E E D Y -F R E E Z E
On H igh w ay
AT. 0461
135 NW Park
M I L L E R S
F ront and W atson
D R A IN
SEE YOUR BUILDING MATERIAL DEALER
Portland Concrete Pipe & Products Co.
Live Poultry and Eggs
R eceivin g
Portland,
Albany,
R edm ond,
De Laval
BUYERS—PACKERS
COLD PREPARATIONS
(G lenculleu)
Com plete Funeral Service in New
C athedral Chapol at N o E xtra sunt
R iverside is a eo-operative asso
ciation w ith assets of over »800,000
V I L L A R ID G E N U R S E R Y
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610 SW 3 Av,
C R E M A T O R IU M
M A U S O LE U M
C EM ETER Y
P la n ts
( A ny Q uantity)
Also Fruit, Nut, Shade, Bw arfs.
E spaliers, O rnam entals,
Berry Planta
M. N. W KISEW BACK
N orth W heeler Ave., Aloha
Ideal Cleaners
0. R. NICHOLSON ft SON
D E A L E R IN SCR A P METAL
H ighest P rices Paid »(R ays Garage
B roadw ay a t Lombard, B eaverten
A D ressing Planta:
M cM innville. Salem .
Eugene,
Raaeburg,
Oregon.
5819 S.W. M acadam Av., Portland. 1, Oregon
A T w ater 3384
Another
Mala O ffice and Plan»
Northwest Poultry &
Dairy Products Co.
Notic ,e to Residents
-of-
Tigard and Beaverton
B. E. Oak Street, Portland, Own.
P hon e R A st MM
N ew Freedom
G A S Kitchen *
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u. Nut, F U w erlng bud Shad«
ruit.
Tree«, Roue«, Berry P lante
Shrub», etc.
Large supply of peachea, applea,
pears, cherries, prunes, plum s, ap
ricots, w aln uts and filberts a» w ell
as roses, flow erlag shrubs, and
berry plants. Large orchard plant-
era Order N ow w hile our stock la
still com plete! Our new 1946, 40-
page catalogu e la aow available
upon request. To call at our nur
sery. tak e highw ay 99W. W e are
located 17 m i l e s sou th w est of P ort
land or 1 m ile past Six Bornera.
Do not leave highw ay 9*W. W atch
for our algn.
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R out« 3, B ox 31«
Nherwoed, Oregon
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For Immediate Deliveries
CALL GARFIELD 9314
WRIGHT FUEL COMPANY
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THE OLD JUDGE SAYS. . .
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ERE are the three m ajo r “ freed o m s" that make every “ N e w
Freedom G as K itc h e n " click!
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FREED OM IN C O O K I N G . . . A m iraculous new G as ran g e w ith
sm okeless b ro ile r, fo o l-p ro o f oven bak in g , top-of-stove co o k in g so
fast and flexible you'll t ur n o u t easier, b etter m eals th an ever before!
See these new m o dern G as ra n g e s —today. A nd look for the C P Seal.
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N EW FREEDOM IN W ATER H E A TIN G . . . thanks to a new autom atic G as
w ater-heater . . . the m ost econom ical and efficient wav to supply
all th e necessary hoc w ater for a m odern laundry and autom atic '
d is h w a s h e r!'
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f r e e d o m |IN F O O D S T O R A G I . . . A new silent G as re frig e ra to r; , I T
so spacious yo u 'll have m ore ro o m for frozen foods i ;» be ab le t o *
keep all foods at th e peak o f freshness m uch lo n g e r. Start p la n n in g
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DICK: "I wonder bow the distiller» (eel
about that new movie built around an
alcoholic."
OLD JUD0K: " I t't funny you asked that.
Dick . I was just reading a piece about it."
DICK: "What did it say?"
OLD JVDGK: "A very sensible statement.
It said the beverage distillers are fully aware
o( this problem and are cooperating in every
way possible to help solve it. The alcoholic
is to the beverage distilling industry what
the recklesa driver it to the automobile
industry. There is nothing wrong with the
fS l <
automobile, but in the hands of a man who
doesn't know how to drive it or is reckless,
it becomes a menace. Likewise, it's not the
use but the abuse of alcoholic beverages
that causes trouble."
DICK: "Wonder why it is most men can
drink moderately and others can’t? ”
OLD JUDGE:" Intensive research at a gTeat
university has shown that most excessive
drinkers are really sick people. They are
suffering from some physical, social or emo
tional upset. And great strides have beets
made in developing clinical methods of help
ing tl ese unfortunate people.”
. I I N O M « » 0*00-0» 4» Co*,«>«*»» of AkoW.
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for your “New Freedom Gas Kitchen'«—todav!
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