The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, April 05, 1946, Image 6

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    Trust Truth, not error: and Truth
will give you all that belongs to the
• ¿u la of freedom.
Mary Dakar Eddy
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Friday. April 5, 1946
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Savings Here!
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N ew , M o d ern , 3-Pc. W alnut V en eer
B E D R O O M SUITE
• H a n d so m e ly g ra in e d full double bed
e L a rg e , ro o m y, fo u r-d ra w e r chest
• G o rg eo u s v a n ity w ith tru e -re fle ctio n
h e a v y p la te -g la ss m irro r
Men Recently Released
From Military Service
FORT LEWIS, Wash.—Among the
soldiers honorably discharged from
the service at the Separation Center
here yesterday were the following
Oregon men:
T-3 Robert B. Murphy, Rt. 1, Box
695. Beaverton Cpl. Karl Doern, Rt.
3. Box 842; T-4 Kenneth A. Erickson.
Rt. 1, Box 867, both of Beaverton
Thirteenth Naval District Head­
quarters, Seattle, W a sh — Discharged
this date from the Navy under the
point system: Lieutenantfjg) Morris
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Your Bonds
L ie s th e M ight o f A m e ric a
U SE
OUR
C O N V E N IE N T C R ED IT TERM S
A truly beautiful modern designed bedroom suite. Each
piece has satin finish, in grained walnut veneer. Now
is a good time to take advantage of this marvelous op­
portunity to replace your old bedroom furniture with
an attractive modern set at a price well within your
budget. . . These sets are sturdily constructed of finest
woods. Designed to enhance your room. Note the beau­
tiful matched graining on drawer fronts and bed panels.
It’s a real opportunity for you to buy a handsome mod­
em walnut veneer bedroom suite at a splendid saving
— and on the easiest terms. We suggest
an early visit to our furniture department,
we have only a limited number of these
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suites to sell at this special price,
j
All three pieces — bed, chest and
f&
vanity — priced at only $ 9 9 . 5 0 .
• Com panion M atching
Bench O ptional at
Matching Nightstand
Is O ptional at
Introducing the Revolutionary New
Serta 7A
Box Spring and M attress
STEEL WILL HELP
Steel—a billion dollar industry in
Pennsylvania — will pour millions
into the Nation to guarantee the
Savings Bonds in which Americans
invest. Its production in this state
alone is said to equal that of any
other nation. Mills must turn out
materials for ships, railroads, build­
ings for the world’s reconstruction.
Vital industries in all parts of the
Nation must have its output.
U. S. Irtamry Vepjrtmtiil
The Altar Society of St. Anthony’s
Church met at the home of Mrs.
Robert Forsman on Thursday.
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN
That the City,(formerly Town* of
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Beaverton hereby calls for payment
all of its bond« numbered 43 and
F O R S A L E Fresh Gv.< nsey cow. above
or
the Refunding Water
Phone Beaverton 2373.
10 Bond 3 , Series 1940, which bonds bear
date of the 10th day of February 1940,
on the 10th da> of May, 1946. All
LEGAL NOTICE
holders of said bonds
are her^>y
notified to present the same for
payment on or after said date at the
office of the City Recorder in the
City of
Beaverton,
Washington
Countv. Oregon.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
that the City of Beaverton will not
be liable for the payment of inter­
est upon any of said bonds from
and after the 10th day of May,
1946.
DATER This 5th day of April, 1946
R. C. DOTY
Recorder of the City of Beaverton
Date of Publication April 5, 1946
NOTICE TO CREDITOR1*
1 to 3
$ 3,000.00
May 1, 1949
4 to 6
3,000.00 May 1, 1950
7 to 11
5,000.00.....May 1, 1951
12 to 17
6,000.00.... May 1, 1952
18 to 23
6,000.00 May 1, 1953
24 to 30
7,000.00__ May 1, 1954
31 to 37
7,000.00 May 1, 1955
38 to 46
9,000.00 May 1, 1950
47 to 56
10,000.00 May 1, 1957
57 to 66
10.000.00 May 1, 1958
67 to 76
10,000.00 May 1, 1959
77 to 86
10,000.00 May 1, I960
87 to 98
12,000.00 May 1, 1961
99 to 110
12,000.00 May 1, 1962
111 to 122
12,000.00 May 1, 1963
123 to 134
12,000.00 May 1, 1904
135 to 146
12,000.00 May 1, 1965
147 to 158
12,000.00 May 1, 1966
159 to 172
14,000.00 May 1, 1967
173 to 186
14,000.00 May 1, 1968
187 to 200
14,000.00 May 1, 1969
All bonds of this series numbered 47
and above will be callable at the
option of the City of Beaverton in
numerical order at any interest pay­
SIMMONS
ing date or dates on or after May 1,
1956.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Said bonds will be sold to the bid­
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
der offering to purchase the same at
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,
par and accrued interest thereon and ELSIE BATTERSBY, Plaintiff
bearing the lowest rate of interest
for the entire issue and premiums
will be considered only for the pur­
pose of arriving at the lowest net
cost to the City of Beaverton. Each
bid shall be in writing and. except
any bid submitted for the State of
Oregon or any sinking fund of the
City of Beaverton, must be accom­
panied by a certified check on a bank
doing business in this state for 2%
of the par value of the amount bid,
made payable to the City of Beaver­
ton, as a guaranty of good faith. The
City reserves the right to reject any
or all bids in the interest of the
City.
These bonds will be payable first
from the net revenues of the water
system and secondarily by general j Elsie Cook,
taxation should the revenues be in- j This sum
sufficient.
| der of Hor
Legal approving opinion of Teal, of the abc
Winfree, McCulloch A Shuler will be , the, 20th ds
furnished the successful bidder.
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R. C. DOTY
j Attorney ft
Recorder of the City of Beaverton. Trade Bldg
Date of first publication, April 5,
Date of 1
1946.
1946.
Date of last publication, April 19,
Date of
1946.
1948.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF BOND CALI.
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Shoulder Cuts
of Grade A Lamb
Skinless Weanies
Triple AcHon Box Spring
1 , A resilient innerspring unit, insu­
lated and upholstered, adjusts to tha
body and cushions it perfectly.
Staple Cotton Mattress
7. Filled with long fibre white staple
cotton for luxury. Weighs only 26 lbs.
Easy to turn every day for extra cars
and extra buoyancy.
_________
Swifts Premium
Type No. 2
Save With Nucoa ALBERS
LB.
15.060 Cuits Vitamin
A tn Every Pound
HOZ PKG.
Extra Good to Serva With
Those Premium Weanies QT
DIAMOND
Quiek or
Regular
SAFETY EDGE
Large
I’ kg.
Pan Toasted for Extra Flavor
CANS
Cream of Tomato
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C h o ic s o f C H A IR
or RO CKER
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1’horr is magic in the right chair, especially
when they are as nice as these cricket
chairs. They bring an air of liveable charm
and delightful coziness to any room. Stur­
dily constructed of solid Eastern hardwood
in maple finish . . . seat and back have vrell-
padded, comfortable cushions that are re­
versible ,. cove m l in gay floral prints with
full attractive flounces. Choice of many
a n d W a y P o in ts
P ro m p tly filled.
Cream Them With
NEW PEA:.
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CORPI. ESS
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