The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, July 26, 1946, Image 7

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    Buy • Sell -
THE TUALATIN VALLEY MARKET BASKET
CASH
MUST ACCOM PAN Y A LL
FOR LISTING or selling your
CLASSIFIED ADS
property see Mrs. Iml&h, third
Count eoch word, including Name house on Livermore Ave. south of
Farmington road or call the Fox
and address-O N LY 2c A WORD
Realty and Accounting Service
No Phone Orders Taken
Tigard 2523.
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M INIM UM 25c AN ISSUE
WANTED -Burlap or cotton bags.
We Publish the
Any kind, quantity or condition.
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Very small lots not wanted. Give
TIGARD SENTINEL
good directions to your place and
M ULTN OM AH PRESS
number of bags you have. —
A LO H A NEWS
Schuepbach Bros., P. O. Box 381,
Complete Eastern W ashington County Beaverton, Ore.
26
and W estern M ultnomah County
FOR LUTING or selling your
Coverage
property
see Mrs.
Imlah, 3rd
house on Livermore Ave. south
# FOR SALE
of Farmington road or call the
Fox Realty and Accounting Ser­
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COTTAGE, 3 room with bath and vice ATwater 9635.
facilities, to be moved from prem­
ises. Corner o. Davis St. and Sor­ LIVE POULTRY WANTED: Any
rento
Rd. $GuO for immediate size lot. Top ceiling prices. Write
possession. Rt. 1, Box 455.
26 or phone Clarence Hunt, WEb-
ster 2540 3600 N. E. 44th Port­
29
PIE CASES, for restaurant use. land 13, Ore.
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all glass, never been used large
size 48” x 12” x 30”, $18.00 each.
Small ones 12" x 12” x 24", $10.00 BUSINESS SERVICES
each. 50 N. Lombard, Beaverton,
Oregon.
26 Real Estate
Insurance
Mortgage Loans
FOR SALE: Complete Girl Scout R. A. Peyton
Henry H. Jeffries
uniform, size 12, $5.00. Girl’s bi­ on Highway at Short St., Beaver­
cycle, $17.50. 119 Second St. near ton.
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Tucker.
26
FOR SALE: Fresh vegetables, al­ LANDSCAPE—For the best in
so beets for canning. C. E. Wil­ new lawns call W. A. Green,
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helms. One mile west on Farm­ Beaverton 2967.
ington Rd., turn south on John­
son Rd. Box 1595, Rt. 3, Beaver­ TRACTOR WORK—Plowing, disc­
ton.
27 ing and general garden work. J.
A. Lincoln, Phone Beaverton 2713.
FOR SALE: Heavy fryers, 426
S. W. Angel, Beaverton.
26 D ECO R ATIVE ROCKS
FOR SALE: Grass and vetch* hay, For GARDENS. WALLS, PATIOS
wire baled. Frank Mariner, Rte.
also
1, Gaston, Ore. Up Patton Valley
ROAD GRAVEL, TOP SOIL
road toward Cherry Grove.
27
FERTILIZER
WE DELIVER ORNAMENTAL
PHONE: CHerry 3107
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rock, cow fertilizer,
Clydemont
Farm, Lanscape Nursery, CHerry
3003.
28 V IN C E N T LUM BER CO.
"A Complete Lumber Yard”
FOR SALE: White enamel wood
We Deliver Anywhere
cook stove and circulating wood
heater both In perfect condition. PAINTS — SASH — PLUMBING
—
Aloha, Ore tf
Box 461, Rt. 1, Gaarde Road, 3rd Phone 6191
house on right from highway. 28 IF ITS PLUMBING YOU WANT
CALL
BOX TOP SINGER sewing ma­
BEAVER
chine In active good condition.
riumhing and Heating Company
Cushman’s Honey Farm, Tigard.
Beaverton
26 First and Main
Phone 2622
FREE —5 acres grass hay, some
oat, clover. You cut and haul. PAINTING & PAPERHANGING
Work Guaranteed
John F. Mills, Railroad and Cen­
Work Done Promptly
ter Sts., Tigard._____________ 26
CALL CHerry 2175
MAN’S LIGHT TAN jacket placed
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in wrong car in downtown Tigard
Saturday night. Finder please re­ BASEMENT EXCAVATING—
turn to Green Valley Tavern. 26 Dirt Moving — Landscaping —
FOR SALE: Marshall-Wells gar­ Fencing — Plowing — Discing
bage burner, white enamel with Harrowing — Also Concrete Mixed
On The Job
coils and tank. A-l condition. $35.
L. H. BRA WAND
Montag circulating heater, $12.00.
Builder and Cabinet Maker
Rudd gas water heater, $2.00.
Metzger, Oregon
Hahn, Rte. 2, Box 345. Tigard
Phone:
CHerry 2929
5
Phone 3486.
26
1500 CEDAR POSTS for sale. 6»L- LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION—
7 and 8 foot lengths. A. R. Mat­ New lawns, rock work, Rototil-
tson, Rt. 1, Box 979, Beaverton. 26 ling, Fred Clyde, CHerry 3003. 27
FOR SALE:
Circulating
wood
heater, one wood heater, one Lang
Wood range, one wood range, li­
brary table. Phone Tigard 2411.26
PROVE IT TO YOURSELF
YOU DON’T
NEED A TRADE
No Hidden Charges
All Makes and Models
'32s to '42s
See Us Before You
BUY—SELL OR TRADE
FOR SALE: Five rooms, 3 bed­
rooms, barn, chicken house, brood­
er house, 10 acres, all in cultiva­
tion. Some fruit, good road, $8,000.
Call Tigard 3146.
26
P. E. HAGG
Hauling Contractor
Concrete, Sand. Gravel, Masons
Sand, Crushed Rock and
Road Gravel
Route 1, Box 28, Tigard, Oregon
Phone Tigard 2446
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P A P E R IN G
Pu.... !:;g
j,
K a .jo
ruining, neat, experienced work­
man
L. L Seeley, K 2. Bx 180-A
Beaverton.
Phone Beaverton 2516
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PAINTING — Outside; our spe­
cialty spray painting. Remodeling;
free estimates and reduced rates
for spring. Terms available. Will
go anywhere. MUrdock 4164.
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B. J. Shepherd
J. L. Jersey
SU. 268«
ALOHA 6617
SHEPHERD A JERSEY
Excavating and Grudiug
Land Clearing and Trenching
General Contracting
Estimates Gladly Given by
Hour or Contract
6810 SE Mall St.
Portland 6, Or.
20 Years Experience
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Tree Topping, Removing,
Hedge Trimming
Out of town calls taken
Equip, for difficult jobs. Insured
Estimates—References
LENN’8 TREE SERVICE
Portland—EAst 6534
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WE CURE AND SMOKE
YOUR FORK CUTS
25 years Experience
ALDER MARKET
Lewis Bros.
('or. 1st and Washington SL
PORTLAND. PREGON
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Home Refrigeration and washing
machine services.
Call K. R.
Twomblv CH. 2267.
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PAPERING
&
PAINTING—10
years experience, reasonable rates
First Class. Free estimates, Call
BEacon 3546, R. WHITLOW, 019
SW Hamilton, Portland 1, Ore
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De Lavai
SEPARATORS — MILKERS
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT AND
SUPPLIES FOR THE DAIR1
INDUSTRY
Wonne M ell
Imlay’* Fresh
Mixed Feeds
FISHER TH0RSEN PAINTS
Summer garments that hang un­
worn m the closet because of un­
derarm perspiration stains cun
sometimes be reclaimed.
These
stums Mil loilen come out wiiu o i-
For quality, fair prie« and
uiuai) Mashing or dry cleaning,
sarvice
hut a little elementary chemistry
(list will sometimes help restore
j. B. Imlay & Sons
REEDVILLE
ALOHA. ORE color, says Miss Lucy Lane, ex­
tension clothing specialist at Ore­
DEAD or Worthless Stock picked gon State college.
up Free of Charge Anywhere.
Body perspiration is usually ac­
Prompt Service. Call collect UN. id, so counteract iresh stains with
1221 or UN. 4502. Western States a nalkali, sin* explains. Dampen
Rendering Co., N. Columbia Blvd. the spot with water and hold it
A Hurst Ave., Portland.
(Suc­ lor a lew minutes over tile fumes
cessor
to
Denley Rendering Horn a bottle of ammonia water.
Company.)
3tf Dr for cotton, linen, and oUier
materials that do not water spot
dilute the ummonia water to
W A L D ' S
null suengWi, ap p ly a tew diops
j directly
to the stain and rinse
SUPER SERVICE
I uioroughl>.
.ammonia water ui-
SUNSET OIL PRODUCTS
| (eels some dyes, so have white
Green Stamps on all merchandise
vinegar handy to stop the action
SERVICE OUR SPECIALTY
| of the alkali if the labrls begins
A L O H A , OREGON
lo change color.
Perspualion stains that have
been allowed to "set” for a few
days may become alkaline. So il
an old stain fails to respond to the
ammonia water treatment, reverse
B U Y E R S— PACKERS
tile process and use vinegar—
a mild acid. Miss Lane adds. Spon­
— A ll Berries. Prunes, Grapes—
ging with vinegar sometimes re­
FERTILIZER, DUST. WEEVIL stores color .though an old stain
BAITS, AVAILABLE IN 8 EASON is more difficult to remove than a
fresh one.
Yelow perspiration stains on
white material
will sometimes
vanish when bleached in the sun
after washing with soap and wa­
Beaverton 3271
ter. For stubborn stains, sponge
with hydrogen peroxide. Or quick­
ly dip the stained spots into a so­
lution of two teuspoons sodium
hydrosulfite to one pint water,
and rinse immediately, but test
the cloth for color fastness to this
bleach before using.
Perspiration odors sometimes
can be removed from garments
that are not yet ready for the
laundry or dry cleaner. Sponge
the spot with warm water to
which a few drops of vinegar have
been added. Sprinkle with powd-
I ered pepsin, working the pepsin
J into the cloth. Then let stand one
• to two hours, keeping the spot
moist. Brush off the powder and
rinse well.
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PAYS TO F L Y
WE LL TEACH YOU HOW
RUPERT
Flying Service
BERNARDS AIRPORT
CEDAR STR EET A T W ALKER RD.
ut on
Híiwfdítunn 4 Ditthbulon
EVERYTHING
Vi
DAIRYMAN 4 . 1
.-¿rar
T orti and . Cm.- iaiT L ake (nr
R H E U M A TISM
and AR TH R ITIS
I suffered for years and am so
thnkful that I found relief from
AT. »461 this terrible affliction that I will
gladly answer anyone writing me
for information. Mrs. Anna Pautz,
V E T E R IN A R IA N
P. O. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash.
ISO NW Park
Dr. Norm E. Johnson
Veterinarian
Fast o f B eaverton
B c a verton
Hiway 6
P ortland
3511
COM. 9924
STOVE AND DIESEL OIL
GIANT USED CAR CENTER
Three Lots
6501 NE Union
5600 NE Union
FOR SALE: Wood and coal range
5500 N. Interstate—Portland
with coils. Round Oak Chief. Ti- WEbster 1175 or GArfield 8432
gard 2724.______________________ 26
Pd. Adv.—NUE-OVO Laboratories
Dwarf - Espalier
tX Standard Fruit Trees
Filberts — Berry Plants
Ornamentals
In Trees and Shrubs
Take your pick of tree* right from
the field.
M etered Oil Service
Villa Ridge
NURSERY
DELIVERED
PHONE CHerry 2928
1 1333 S.W. 64th & Barbur Blvd.
CLOSED SUNDAYS
HILLCREST GROCERY
load:
i6
mch
old
growth
slab
$i8
B
eaverton
Transfer
Co.
load. (2 cord loads). J. O. Johnson
16 IN.
INSIDE
Blockwood
$20 _
Bx. 584, Carlton, Oregon.
WOOD For Sale—4 ft Slabwood
or Cordwood. green or dry. Order
now from Hanson Fuel Co., Bea­
verton. Phone 2828.
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ELECTRIC and Acetlyne welding
metal lathe work.
R. H. Wise,
7715 S W. Capitol Highway, Mult­
nomah. Phone CHerry 1232.
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n
11102 SW Capitol Hiwy
CH. 1313
GENERAL HAULING
OF A IL KINDS ANYTIME
B. R. STEVENS
CUSTOM TRACTOR WORK
PORTABLE GAS WATER PUMP
TO RENT
Phone
H O W A R D W . SM ITH
388 CANYON ROAD
Phono Beaverton 3931 or 2462
POWER
SPRAYING — PHONE
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SAWDUST, Light Slab. Cull lath. BEAVERTON 2188.
Reasonable prices. Your haul. Call
For Stove and Diesel Oil Call
CHerry 1682. or Beav. 2465. eves
Harry Barnes. Ph. Beaverton 3231.
For Stove and Diesel Oil Call
Harry Barnes. Ph. Beaverton 3231. PAINTING—Outside our specialty.
Spray painting; remodeling. Free
FOR SALE—16-ln. green slab wood estimates for spring at reduced
2H cord loads $8 cord delivered. prices. Terms. Go anywhere. Call
Reuben Johnson, Newberg phone EAst 2216.
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193-J.
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ALL AROUND
FOR SALE: Senior Hocking Cider
Press like new. Holly trees nice
C AR PEN TER W O R K
for hedge. Cheap. CHerry 3052 27 Finish — Remodeling — Repair
A. HARRY Mac INTYRE
FOR SALE: 12 or 16 inch green
block and slab, mill run, $20 load Route 1 Box 435 Phone Beav. 2828
(2H cord loads) $20 load In Bea­ After 6 p. m. — Leave Order, tf
verton, Multnomah. Tigard, and
$17.50 in Aloha and Reedvllle. Also CESSPOOL-SEPTIC TANK OWN­
16 inch dry, mill run. block and ERS ATTENTION—Added equip­
We
slab <2H cord loads) $12 cord. ment allows faster service.
Harold Keller. Rte. 1, Carlton, Ore. pump A wash septic tanks, comml.
Phone Portland BRoadway 1986 or residential. Guar, workmanship.
(give delivery directions).
tf Sewers connected. Cesspools and
septic tanks constructed. Schulz
COLLAPSIBLE baby buggy and Bros. Sanitary Service. Portland,
water proof pad. floored play pen. TA. 3235
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3rd house, right hand side, Men­
lo Drive off Allen Ave.
26 LAND CLEARING A Excavating
Work done by hour or contract.
FILL DIRT FOR SALE Phone Portland UN. 3395 for es­
timates. Work guaranteed.
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L. H. Cobb Co.
Mr*. Helen Kimble
FO R
C EN T R A LLY
LOCATED
Close to bus trans­
port o t i o n a n d
walking
distance
rom downtown.
New Auto Parts
Available Now
Mrs. Kimble, who lives on her
5-»ere farm in Marion county, is
the mother of two girls, one of
whom is a 4-11 Club member. Her
movie story, based on her own
experience, was inspired by the
achievements of the “ Lucky 13”
4-H Cooking II Club, of which she
is the adult leader. Mrs. Kimble
is s e c r e t a r y pro-tem of the
Women’s Club in the Pringle com­
munity (near Salem), and a mem­
ber of the Pringle School Hot
Lunch Committee.
Don has been a 4-H Club mem­
ber for nine years, and lives with
his parents on their 230-acre farm
in Washington county. He took
part in 33 plays, vaudeville pro­
grams and concerts in grade and
high schools, made many speeches
before inter-club, county and stato
meetings of 4-H and civic clubs,
and as president, represented tho
Hillsboro High School students
at numerous public gatherings.
Don was also song leader nnd a
member of Helvetia 4-H Club or­
chestra.
He attended Pacific
University at Forest Grove, Ore.,
as a special music studuut la
1945-46.
County Bed Cross
Annual Krport
Cripple Healed
movie talent contest conducted
U M »| local club leaders and
members throughout the United
States.
They are Mrs. Helen
Kimble, housewife, of Turner, and
Don Guerber, 17-year-old 4-H boy,
of Hillsboro.
Mrs. Kimble Is one of the ten
highest rating local 4-H Club
leader entrants in the movie story
writing division. Don wins sim­
ilar honors in the 4-II boys’ divi­
sion for talent to play a leading
role in the movie, which will have
national distribution. In recog­
nition of the honors, Mrs. Kiinhle
and Don will receive a $50.00 and
u $25.00 U. S. Savings Bond, re­
spectively.
The movie, titled “ Where the
Road Turns Right,” Is designed
to stimulate interest among rural
youth, to help reach the goal of
3 million members by 1950. ^’re­
duced in cooperation with tho
V. S. Department of Agriculture,
tho Stato Extension Services and
National 4-H Club News, it will
bo sponsored by tho Sears-ltoe-
buck Foundation.
Approximately 2550 tons of new
auto leaves and assemblies, ur­
gently needed in the automotive
industry, are'n ow available from
the national inventory of War As­
sets Administration, the Portland
office announced today. The stock
is at the Letterkenny Ordnance
depot, Chambersberg, Penn., but
ail inquiries should be sent direct
to the National Automotive Parts
office, 300 Barium
Tower, De­
troit 26, Mich.
Over 1100 pieces of government
surplus optical equipment, mach­
inery and accessories costing ap­
proximately $1,500,000 are offered
in a national fixed price sale just
announced by the Portland office
of War Assets administration. The
offering is made concurrently to
all priority claimants and to com­
mercial users.
Included in the sale are lens
grinders, polishers, curve gener­
ators, centering and edging ma­
chines and other miscellaneous
equipment and accessories of stan-
i dard makes. Some of the equip-
1 ment is unused, while other pieces,
although used, are in good condi­
tion and require little if any re­
pairs.
REN T
We Speciolize In
118 NW Broadway
Phone 3762
Beaverton, Oregon
MOTQR c o . PNons Tigard 3381 tf !
I , II RRAW AMl
W ANTED
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Builder and Cabinetmaker
Portland Phone i l l . 2929. Metzger
WANTED
Woman to h e p
^ I Store fronts; School, restaurant
housecleaning. 4641 ». W Map­ md store fixtures: school furniture:
lewood Road. Phone CHerry 2601 unit cabinets of all kinds. Includ­
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ing kitchen cabinets O f f i c e fural-
WANTED
work taking care of | ture rebuilt refinlshed md com
children in daytime Elaine Firey. i oletely renovated.
All k'nda of
corner 3rd and Locust, Metzger, j building and remodeling. Wood-
Oregon
26 j working of all kinds.
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Rte. 2, Box 755, Beaverton, Oregon
PHONE; Beaverton 3177
Already Receive
Regularly . . . Here's
Don't Give Your C ar Away
W EST END
SEl.I.W OOD BRIDGE
How To Get It
CREMATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
I W ILL PAY UP TO $250 OVER
W HAT YOUR CAR IS WORTH
Phone or Wire Me Collect Day or Night
Business Phone - BRoadway 2726
Residence - Evenings — SUnset 6908
Complete Funeral Service In New
Cathedral Chapel at No Extra cost
Riverside U a co-operative asso­
ciation with assets of over $800.00«>
The Best Investment
112 N. W. TENTH
SEWER
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I 0 4 N I Rautii Street, feftteeS. Or«»es
Is Only $1 A Year
PORTLAND 9, ORE.
Enclosed Please Find $1 For 1-Year Subscription To The
CULVERT
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MERMOLA PRODUCTS CO.
IN YOIIH HOME COMMUNITY
H EN RY B R YA N T
DEMOTHING, REPAIRING
Phone: ALOHA 6613
»lew — $«*itenr
•■Starei Saas * (attar tar Nateli
ASK A l l 6SOCISS
a -»-«-,
COES RIGHT ON KILLING THEM'
If You Do Not
Riverview Cemetery
George F. Gordon
F O R T O W C A R cal1 V E R M IL Y E
Home Service
614.50
Void Checks
21.10
Home Nursing
4.80
Camp & Hospital
3.00
Nutrition
1.00
Plasma
86.60
Motor Corps
10.00
Donations
64.00
Production
62.43
First Aid
12.00
Canteen
25.00
Administration
1.00
Campaign
26,126.36
The Enterprise
F o r Stove and Diesel O il Call
SEPTIC TANKS, completed $100. Harry Barnes. Ph. Beaverton 3231.
anywhere on West Side, 20 miles
FOR S A L E — New Zealand White from city Portland SU. 1737. 2tf
rabbits, young doss, and buck«
from pedl. stock excell, condl.. 4 SHINGLING—New A old work,
lbs up $2 up
Witch Hazel R ab-, Remington Bros. Phone Beaverton ]
bit Farm. H ml S Witch Hazel 322L
Piano Toning. Cleaning
Mlway bet. Beaverton A Hills ^ro
$16,016.73
27,031.79
Remodeling and Recovering
- All Furniture Custom Made -
ONE MILE NORTH OF HUBER ON BASE LINE ROAD
SW FOURTH AT MONTGOMER
AT water 2181
I, IM S
To
June 30, 1946
Balance July 1 ,1945
Receipts
KEPLER DAVENPORT CO.
ELMONICA STORE
WRITE;
Ju ly
Balance June 30, 1946 $25.853.10
If you want to sell, trade, or buy
(Signed) Mary B. Ctapshaw, something—TRY A CLASSIFIED.
Chapter Treasurer
A Few Available Now
ALSO
GARDEN TRACTORS AVAILABLE
MORTICIAN
AMERICAN RED CROSS
Washington County Chapter
Report For Fiscal Year
Four men brought a helpless
cripple and laid him at the feet
of Jesus. Seeing their faith, the
Lord Jesus then and there heal­
ed the man. Healed him, for the
man rose up and walked KNOW
YOUR BIBLE. By His many mir­
acles, even to raising the dead,
Christ proved Himself to be Cre­
ator, Author and Giver of Life.
O L D R A G S A NEW MAN —
You see Old Rags staggering,
cursing and vermin infected. On a
day he heard the voice of God
calling him to face about and put
his trust in Christ, Victor over
sin and the grave. So it was that
Old Rags put his remnant of a
life into Christ’s keeping and you
see him today, alert, dressed and
making good, his family gathered
about, his business in hand and on
the up and up.—As told by Dr.
Lewis Sperry Chafer.
Christ is the same yesterday, to­
day and forever. He ever delights
to honor the faith of all who put
their trust in Him—Trust and o-
bey, for there's no other way, to
be happy in Jesus but to trust and
obey. Trust Him as having died
for your sins. Trust Him to break
up your sinful ways and trust
Him to lift you up to glory on
Resurrection Morn.
$43,048.52
Cash Paid Out
17,195.42
Home Service
$4,866.63
Motor Coprs
199.35
Production
875.77
Plasma
99.45
Campaign Expense 497.07
Administration
1,541.45
Disaster Relief
423.24
Camp Sr Hospital
72.88
Emergency Closet
114.26
First Aid
34.56
9.50
S. W. McChesney Rd., Portland
If you want to sell, trade, or buy College Unit
1, Oregon. This space paid for by
something—TRY A CLASSIFIED American Red. Cross
Pac. Area Office 8,461.26
a Seattle family.
FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS
J. P. Finley & Son
Don G uerb er
ltECION has the distinction of
O
producing national winners in
two separate divisions of a 4-11
Phone Beaverton 2881
School or 'ou n R *'
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Oregon Local Club Leader and Boy Member Are
National Winners in 4 -H Movie Talent Contest
R. I. MacLaughlin.Inc.
HIDES A W O ol, CASCARA—A
specialty.
LEE BROS., 25 SW
Clay Portland.
AT. 5284.
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FRIDAY, JU LY 26, 1946
Chemistry Helps
On Perspiration
Stains In Summer
PAIN TS
Daskalos & Williams
FOR SALE: Kale plants, 50c per
100. Robert Green, Rt. 6, Box 897C,
Portland 1, Oregon.
Services
Portland
S
Concrete
Pipe & Products Co.
„1819 S.W. Macadam Av., Portland. 1, Oregon
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ATwater 8384 j! i
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