The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, November 15, 1946, Image 5

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    THE TUALATIN VALLEY MARKET BASKET
CASH M UST A CCO M PAN Y A LL
CLASSIFIED ADS
Count eoeh word, including Nam«
and odd reo —O N L Y 2c A WORD
No Phon« Orders Taken
M INIM UM 25« AN ISSUE
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BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
TIOARD SEN TIN EL
M ULTN OM AH PRESS
A LO H A NEWS
Complete Eastern Washington County
and Western Multnomah County
Coverage
r i S Tt hkyway
u RANT Restaurant,
SINK for Beaver-
*al*’
ton, Oregon.
FOR SALE
WESTINGHOUSE one and one-
hall horsepower A. C. motor. Used
very lew hours. 115-230 volts. 1750
R.P.M. Trade lor machinery or
sell. Write Box 714, Rte. 6, Port­
land 1.
43p
500 USED
RECORDS.
western
tunes, 30c each. Freetag Radio
Shop. 740 West Main St., Hills­
boro, Oregon. (Open until 10 p.m.)
45p
FOR SALE: Girl Scout unilorm,
like new, size 8. Oak bullet with
good mirror. Mrs. Ridgley, Bea
verton, Oregon, Greenway Drive
oil Farmington Road.
42p
PIGS, 6 weeks old, $10, if taken
at once, d i l l Loomis, Beaverton.
Rt. 2, Box 521.
42p
FOR SALE-- Youth bed with Sim­
mons springs. Like new. See May,
Rt. 5, Box 219 (Cedar Mill) Phone
Beaverton 3185.
43p
^
LAND SCAPE—For the best in
new lawns call W. A
Green,
Beaverton 2967.
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PAINTING
Beaverton Transfer Co.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HAROLD A. PETERSON
Electrical Contracting
George F. Gordon
ELECTRIC W ATER HEATERS
Piaao Tuning. Cleaning
Wiring Supplies,
Loom Wire
Lovely home, furnished $14,000 or
unfurnished, $12,000. Half down.
Call Jeremiah or Mrs. Ensley, T i­
gard 2523 or CHerry 4034.
FO R SALE: New Zealand Brown
breeding buck,
9 months, $7.50
Jeanne Baker, Rt. 4, Box 219, Sher­
wood, Oregon. 1 mile S. E. of New
Scholls Store.
42p
FOX—22 acres, Beaverdam land in
cultivation and nice 6-room home
on road between Tualatin and
SURVEYING
Sherwood. Call Mrs. Sharp Tigard
PROPERTY
LINES,
SUBDIVIDING
2523.
WANTED
FO R SALE: Chickens, cow, rab­
bits. Also oil brooder, $15.00. Bill
Portier, Rt. 1, Box 960, Beaverton. P R IN T E R —■ Full time situation.
42p Write, or call Beaverton Enter­
prise, Beaverton, phone 2321.
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FO R SALE: Combination Univer­
sal enameled wood and gas stove, W A LN U T MEATS W A N TED —
$15, smooth top. J. Hansen, on Tu­ Good halves and pieces, light col­
or, 70c pound. K. W. Braune at
alatin Highway, corner of Hennes­
Orenco Road. 4th
sey and Shaw, across from Boys' Reedville on
house from Highway on left.
45
School near Huber.
42p
W A N TE D —Single or young mar­
FO R SALE: Wood stove, new
grate, white front and splasher, ried man for retail and wholesale
milk route. Must be hustler and
$10. Gas plate, $5. Mrs. L. M. Dim-
mitt, Johnson Ave., Tigard, Ore. 42 have ability to meet public. Write
qualifications, care Pioneer Pub­
FO R SALE—2-3 acre, neat 3 bed­ lishing Co., Beaverton, Oregon. 43
room modern home, built In fruit
room, cabinets, Venetian blinds, W A N TE D : One work horse to use
nice view, furniture
optional. alone in garden. Also need collar
and harness, 10” walking plow, 1
Landscaped garden and family
berries. Ideal to subdivide. 735 SE section harrow and walking culti­
vator. Jesse Brown, RFD 1, Box
9th, Beaverton.
42p 259, 1(4 mile south of Beaverton
FO R SALE: Upright grand piano, on Denny road. No phone.
excellent condition. Phone Beaver­
ton 3801.
42p
A U T O M O B IL E S W A N T E D
FO R S A LE —Rabbits, N.Z. Whites,
MISCELLANEOUS
pedigreed stock, prolific breeders,
fast maturing. Bucks, does, fry­ W IL L CAFE FOR C H ILD R EN by
ers. CH 2109 evenings.
43p day in my home. Esther Dames.
COM M UNITY
AUCTION SALE Rt. 2, Box 242, Tigard, Oregon. 42p
and lunch every Saturday 10:30 AM ACC E PTIN G STUDENTS for
a.m. Clackamas Stables on 82nd piano lessons after school
and
Ave., 3H miles south Foster Rd., Saturdays. Evaun Jensen, 421 S.
Portland, J. L. Walters, owner and E. 3rd, Beaverton. Ore.
43p
tlnneer.
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DEAD STOCK picked up free of
For Stove and Diesel Oil Call charge—Highest prices paid for
arry Barnes. Ph. Beaverton 3231 old live horses.
Day and night
Phone UNIversity 1102.
>R SALE: 12 or 16 inch green service.
ick and slab, mill run, $20 load Evenings MUrdock 4261 or TR.
Phone
collect.
Portland
4 cord loads) $20 load In Bea- 6137.
48
-ton, Multnomah, Tigard, and Rendering Co.
'.50 in Aloha and Reedville. Also n in r.s a w o o l c a s c a r a — a
Inch dry, mill run, block and specialty.
LEE BROS.. «S SW
b (2H cord loads) $12 cord, Clay Portland.
AT. 5334.
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rold Keller Rte 1, Carlton. Ore
one Portland BRoadway 1986.
FOR RENT
ve delivery directions).
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4 FT. WOOD, 3 CORD LOTS, $22 LOO TR U C K FO R H IR E -Can
deliver anywhere.
Give location handle 8. 16 or 18 ft. logs. Phone
with order.
Stanford Laughlin. Portland TAbor 4817, evenings. 42
Carlton, Rt. 1.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
NURSING HOMI.
To Open. Saturday, Nov. 9
24 Watson St.
Next to Bank
41 p
FOR SALE— 16-ln. green slab wood
2S cord loads $8 cord delivered.
Reuben Johnson. Newberg phone TR AC TO R W O R K : General gar
I93-J
tf den work Plowing, discing. D. P
MacDonald. Rt. 2. Box 218 Phone
WOOD
saw d u st
Beaverton 2260.
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write
Rt
'q o p
4 a o »<<
PHONE — Beaverton
3 1 30
42
LAYO U TS
H. E. COX,
Registered
Land
Surveyor
PHONE - BEAVERTON
2592.
45
•FOR TOW C AR call VERMTLYE
MOTOR CO Phone T1r*rd 3381 tf
42
F IL L D IR T FOR SALE
"A Complete Lumber Yard"
We Deliver Anywhere
PA IN TS _ HASH — PLUMBING
Phene 4191
—
Aloha. Ore tf
L. H. Cobb Co.
R K A lT E S T A T I
I n\\-
H E N R Y H J E F F R It S
Phone Beaverton 2881
on Highway at Short St.. Beaver­
ton Phone Beaverton 3981
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GARDEN TRACTOR
Crawler Type - S.H.P.
and Implements
Immediate
Delivery
Demonstration on your Place
RT. 1, BOX 102, LAKE ROAD
BEAVERTON. ORE.
ENGER BROS.
Building Contractors
STOVE AND DIESEL OIL
See us when you Plan to Build
Free Estimates
Guaranteed Workmonship
620 S. Hall St.
Beaverton, Ore.
Metered Oil Service
PA P E R IN G — Painting A
Kalso-
mining, neat, experienced work­
man
L. L Seeley, R 2. Bx 180-A
Beaverton.
Phone Beaverton 2516
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IN S U R A N C E -
Low rates
All Risks - Any Coverage
GLENN E. PRINGLE
2S5 Pittock Block CH -3640 Res.
10th * Washington
AT- 2777
Portland 5____________ (Day or Nife)
LA N D C LE A R IN G A Excavating
Work done by hour or contract.
Phone Portland UN. 3395 for es­
timates. Work guaranteed.
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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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D ELIV E R E D
HILLCREST GROCERY
11102 SW Capitol Hlwy
G en u in e
H OLLAND
BULBS
You Can't Beat th# Dutch
In order to have Superior Flow­
ers, bulbs should be planted
within the next 30 days
S P F X IA L O F F E R
of Topsize Bulbs
12 March flowering Crocus $0.65
12 April flowering Tulips $1.65
12 April flower. Hyacinths $3.00
12 May flowering Tulips
$1.45
Mail orders will receive prompt
attention, or come and make
your own selection.
Over 90 varieties to choose from
Colored pictures on display
Beaverton
BULB Gardens
J. P. Finley & Son
Riverview Cemetery
W EST END
SELL WOOD BRID G E
CREMATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
Complete Funeral Service In New
tf Cathedral Chapel at No Eatra cost
SEPTIC TAN KS, completed $100, Riverside Is a co-operative asno
anywhere on West Side. 20 miles elation with assets of over $800.00
from city Portland SU. 1737. 2tf
CONCRETE
De Laval
WORK
We Con Furnish the Cement
UNITED
BUILDERS,
Inc.
Phone Beaverton 3071
_
Her
___ .. . It H e tar L
; :
- 50c -
*095
» »
No subsistence check in Decem­
ber is the bad news for veterans
in training under the G. I. Bill
who neglected to mail in their
"Trainee Report of Earnings” slip
by November 5, the VA warned
today.
Many veterans, however, who will
get their first subsistence checks
from the VA this month, have not
had the opportunity to report so
will not be penalized if they im­
mediately return the reporting slip
which will be enclosed with the
first check.
The VA emphasized that these
reports are due only from veter­
ans who are drawing subsistence
under the G. I. Bill.
Disabled veterans receiving vo­
cational rehlhilitation under Pub­
lic Law 16 are not affected by the
regulation and are not required to
report their earnings.
QUESTION OF TH E WF.FK
Q. I am a World War II vet­
eran of the U. S. Navy. At pres­
ent I am living in Canada. Am I
entitled to readjustment allow­
ance?
A No. Residence in the Unit­
ed States, its territories or posses­
sions is a definite eligibility re­
quirement for readjustment allow­
ance*.
—
LUMP SUM SE TTLEM E N TS
a v a i i . a h i . f : o n g . i . i n s .
Veterans who objected to Na­
tional Service life insurance be­
cause their beneficiaries could not
obtain lump-sum settlements may
now choose from several types of
payments, the Veterans Adminis­
tration explained today.
The new insurance law provides
for optional settlements including
lump-sum payment .Under the or­
iginal law, the only settlements au­
thorized were monthly income or
annuity payments.
Any veteran who wishes to
change the type of settlement on
his policy should contact the VA
immediately. I f no change Is re­
quested payment will be in 36
equal installments.
To F^ach His Own
What with Christmas Just a few
measly weeks in the offing, main
topic of conversation at last week’s
meeting of the Capitol False Wig
and Bustle Club was "How to have
a Merry Christmas and let the rest
of the world go buy.” And another
thing.” sez Dolores Dinglefoodle,
"I don't aim t hang up any mistle-
te this Christmas. I got too much
pride to advertise for the ordinary
courtesies a dame has a right to
expect.”
PO W ER
S P R A Y IN G — PHONE
B E A V E R TO N 2188.
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Logan's Welding
and Supply
Cerner First end Tucker Streets
Beeverton
W ELDIN G— OF A LL KINDS
Complete Automotive Service
Specialists In Re-Boring
and Motor Re-Building
Phone - Beaverton - 2981..
FURNITURE MOVING
Cell
Beckett Truck Line, Inc.
ifímoek (rìseli
fS H '
L w
^
MüUboro 542 Portland EAst 3727
BEAVERTON FLORISTS
- Fresh Flowers Always -
r
MFRMOSR PRODUCTS CO
904 N i 8 »«•»*' Street, Seftleed. Ofe.ee
Beaverton
I SS NW Park
Info rm at io n
I <» veteran*.
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
PO R TL A N D —(Special) — Veter­
Friday, November 15, 1946
ans of World War II are told the
"How, What, Where" of buying
surplus property with priority in
The only sure way to double
a compact, illustrated booklet is­
your
money is to fold it and put
sued today by War Assets admin­
istration.
it in your pocket -Uacle Mat.
The twelve-page booklet, en­
titled "Veterans— Your Guide to
Surplus Property," is free on re­
quest to the Regional Office, P.
O. Box 4062. Swan Island. Port­
land, Ore., and draft
boards
throughout Oregon.
The veteran is told the step-by
step way to exercise his exclusive
opportunity to buy for personal
use many items of surplus in short
suppiy; and his priority, second
only to that of the federal gov­
ernment, to buy any surplus prop­
erty for use in his own business,
farm or professional enterprise.
In an introduction to the guide.
Robert M Littlejohn, War Assets
administrator, says:
WE LL TEACH YOU HOW
"It is the job of the administra­
tor of War Assets to see that
every World War II veteran who
wants to buy surplus property gets
an opportunity to choose from
BERNARDS AIRPORT
available stocks. I aim to help
every veternn get the surplus items
CEDAR STREET A T W ALKER RD.
he needs, if it is possilde."
Phone Beaverton 3840
IT
PAYS TO F L Y
RUPERT
Flying Service
Beaver Theater
Three ( hangr* A W eek Now
Saa. Hhow runs continuously flora
1:30 to 11:30. Evening Hhow 7 to
11:90 Two entire shows.
Children (under It ) 20c; Adult«,
OOo; Students, 40r; l ,*«*«. 60e
Frl.-Sat., Nov. 15-16
"RMNDKVOUS"
with William Gargen and
Maria Palmer
_____
alao
"T H E Y M ADE ME A K IL L E R ”
Sun., Mon., and Tues., Nov 17-19
DO YOU LOVE ME
Maureen O'Hara. Dick Haymes.
Harry James
I-et’s Go Steppln (Short)
Squatters Right (Unrtnon) News
Wed. and Thursday. Nov. 20 A 21
PA R IS UNDERGROUND
Constance Bennett, Virginia Field.
Kirk Kruger
Dixie Pointers (Short)
House Tricks (Cartoon)
News
2965
Tîendeû
frc v y n v u ) f a
CHICKEN
«J STEAK
O IN M E B S
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R E S E R V A T I O N S Br.O IU
H U K
DEES
G-I I
OPEN SUNDAY 1 • 10
W . C. P E G G
Complete Line of
Christmas (gifts
POTTERY, PYREX
STATIONERY, FIGURINES
Including Assortments of
Myrtle Wood.
Also
Boxed Christmas Cards
and Wrappings
M O R T I C I A N
Beaverton, Oregon
ESTABLISH ED 1910
PH O NE B EAVER TO N 3411
Beaverton
FUEL CO.
For OIL or SERVICE
call
BEAVERTON 3861 or 3931
388 S.W. Canyon Road
Ara Vista Gift
Shop
9 5 13 S. W. Barbur Blvd.
In WEST PORTLAND
Phone - CHerry 3070
H. V. JOHNSON
Beaverton, Or.
W e Give S&H Green Stamps
AVAILABLE NOW
No Priority Required
all sizes of
Youngstown
All Metal Kitchen Cabinets
SU ITA BLE FOR USE ABOVE OR BELOW THE SINK
McCready Lumber Co.
Old Canyon Road
Beaverton
Phone 3821
COMMUNITY
AUCTION
Every Saturday 11:30 a.m.
BEAVERTON. OREGON
BRING YOUR ~ Weoner Pigi, Feeder Pig*, Fat Hog*,
Day-Old Calves, Veol Calves, Steers,
Dairy Cattle, Beef Cattle,etc. Form
Machinery, of all kinds, Good Furni­
ture, Produce
-
TO THIS SALE
SELL At AUCTION To Get The
Highest Possible Price
BEN T. SUDTELL
0 1 3B S. W . Palatine Hill
WEST SLOPE
ACCORDION STUDIO
_____
ASX ALL CROCUS
— -C
SEPARATO RS — M IL K E R *
C O M PLETE EQ U IPM ENT 4VU
SI m IF,H FOR TH E D A IR t
IN D U STRY
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E A R N IN G REPO RTS OVERDUE
‘ram downtown.
DEAD or Worthless Stock picked
up Free of Charge
Anywhere.
Prompt Service. Call collect UN.
1221 or UN. 4502. Western States
Rendering Co., N. Columbia Blvd.
MORTICIAN
A Hurst Ave., Portland.
(Suc­
cessor
to
Denley
Rendering SW FOURTH AT MONTOOMF.R
ATwnter 2IR1
Company.)
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W E CURE AND SMOKE
YOUR PO R K CUTS
25 years Experience
AI.DF.R M A R K E T
Lewis Bra«
Coe. 1st and Washington St
PO RTLAND . OREGON
Safety is making a foxy invasion
of the first three primary school
grades.
Frank the Safety Fox,
first of a series of animal cut-outs,
is currently being distributed by
the office of Robert S. Farrell Jr.,
secretury of state, for use in the
lowest three or four grades in Ore­
gon elementary schools.
A sly,
red beast with a bushy tail, Frank
carries messages on the reverse
side enjoining children to walk
carefully and play in safe places.
Animal cut-outs have been used
elsewhere in the United States, no­
tably South Carolina, to promote
safety among the youngest group
of school children. They have met
with enthusiastic acclaim. Frank
is the first of a long-range series
planned for use in Oregon schools.
‘‘We're watching closely to get
the reaction and suggestions of the
school people as they hand out
the cut-outs." said Farrell. “This
series should get an enthusiastic
reception.
It certainly has else­
where.”
Frank is typical of the series.
On one side of the fold the label
reads, “This is Frank the Safety
Fox," and on the other, "Foxes
are smart.”
On the reverse it
says, “ You may be smart too . .**
and details the right and wrong
places to play.
As distributed, the fox i£ on rec­
tangular cardboard sheets, but
around him and the messages runs
a dotted line. It is planned that
the children themselves be allow­
ed to cut out the animal In out­
line, adding a personal touch to
each.
There was a terrible crash as
the train struck the car. A few
1000 feet Fast of F.ast Beaverton
seconds later Mr. and Mrs. Pickle-
Junction on Canyon Road
puss crawled out of the wreckage.
Mrs. Picklepuss opened her mouth
to speak, but her husband stopped
C EN T R A LLY
her "Don't say a word,” he snap­
LOCATED
ped. "I got my end of the car
Close to but trans­ across. You were driving in the
port a t i e n a n d back seat and if you let It get hit,
talking
distance its no fault o f mine.”
Contractor and Builder
Finish — Remodeling — Repair
A. H A R R Y Mac IN T Y R E
Route 1 Box 435 Phone Beav. 2828
After 6 p. m. — Leave Order. tf
PA P E R IN G
*
P A IN T IN G — 10
years experience, reasonable rate*.
First Class. Free estimates. Call
BEaeon 3546, R. W H ITLO W . 019
SW Hamilton, Portland 1, Ore
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‘Frank-Safety Fox*
Safety Program
CH. 1313
B. R. STEVENS
C AR PE N TE R W O R K
V IN C E N T LUMBER CO. R 1 Q H T -N O W C L E A N I I
PHIL WILSON
2, Bo* 74, GASTON, ORE.
MITY MIDGET
Rte. 5, Box 815, Portland, Ore
B U ILD E R A C A B IN E T maker—
Store fronts;
school, restaurant
and store fixtures; school furni­
ture; unit cabinets of all kinda.
including kitchen cubfeiets. Of­
fice furniture rebuilt, refinlshed
and completely renovated.
All
kinds ef building and remodeling.
Woodworking of all kinds.
Also Landscaping, dirt moving,
terracing, plowing, discing, harrow­
ing and concrete mixed on the
Job.
L. H. Brawand, Metzger, Oregon.
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42p Phone CHerry 2929.
COR SALE: Twin bed, wooden.
Open Sundays
14.00. Phone Beaverton 3801.
42p Top cash for your car or equity.
Bob's Usea Cars, East Beaverton
iVOOD FO R SALE: 4 ft. slab- and Canyon Rd. Junction.
38tf
vood, green or dry Hanson Fuel
Company, Beaverton. Phone 2828. W AN TED —Musician with good
34 tf knowledge of popular music to
play for tap classes Tuesday af­
VENETIAN BLINDS
ternoons in Tigard. Helen Wick
Walters.
Phone Tigard 2485 or
Aluminum or Metal
38tf
weeks delivery — Free estimates A T 3402.
DeLano Venetian Blind Co.
R A B B IT
FRYERS
W AN TED ;
CH. 1729
43 Will also butcher your rabbits for
the hides D. P. MacDonald. Ruby
Y )R SALE—14 inch black Wes- Avenue. Phone Beaverton 2260.
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ern Saddle. Good condition, $75.
all Tigard 2277.
42p
Lp y u»ai6
MULL
ORCHARD
FOX— 18Vi acres between Tualatin
and Wilsonville,
2 room house,
other
improvements.
Land is
cleared. Shrubs and trees.
Call
Mrs. Ensley, Tigard 2523 or CHerry
3626.
FO R SALE: '31 De Soto. 4 door,
Br Office No. 2. Tigard
4 good tires, heater. $250.00. Jas. FOX R E A L T Y A ACCT SERVICE
O. Jones, 6th and Menlo Drive.
Rte. 1, Box 1052.
42p
*6ui6pa ou
CEDAR
Hours 4 P. M. to 7 P. M
F O R SALE: White enamel wood
or coal range in good condition
and copper coil and water tank;
Montag circulating wood heater,
like new. Rt. 1, Box 584.
Davies
Rd., Beaverton 3166.
42
DEM OTHINO, R E P A IR IN G
Rt. 1, Aloha Phone ALOHA 6612
GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIOS
K IN D LIN G
U N ITE D BUILDERS. INC.
7th and Hall
Phone 3071
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W ill Continu«
• S1000
Coarse - Fresh
VETERINARIAN
FOR SALE: 30 gallon, dairy type
Dr. Norm E. Johnson
Fowler hot water tank.
Phone M ETAL W E A T H K R S TR IP PIN G .
Veterinarian
Rock
wool
Insulation
blown
In
Aloha 6311.
42
E M of Beaverton
Hlway •
for free estimate writs R. E. Ell-
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Beaverton
FOR SALE Myrtlewood
novel­ son, Tigard, Oregon.
Portland
ties Beautiful pieces. Buy direct
3511
COM. 9924
from manufacturer and save. Say L IV E PO U LTR Y W A N TE D : Any
Merry Xmas with myrtlewood J. size lot. Top celling prices. Write
KEPLER DAVENPORT CO.
Hunt, WEb-
C. Morse, on Center St. near Lin- or phone Clarence
coln, Tigard.
43p ster 2540. 3600 N. E. 44th Port­
We Specialize In
land 13, Ore.
39
FOR SALE
Montag Circulating __________________ ‘
tf Remodeling and Recovering
heater. $12.00.
Good condition.
Burns wood, coal or briquets. J P A IN T IN G A PAPEKHANG1NG • All Furnitur* Custom Made -
118 NW Broadway
Phone 3762
Hahn, Tigard,
Rt. 2 , TV>x 345
Work Guaranteed
Beaverton, Oregon
Phone Tigard 3486.
W ork Done Prom ptly
42p
C ALL CHerry 3175
FOR SALE Burbank potatoes $3
46 tf
per 100 lb. H. Graetz. East end of
Lehman St. off Nolan, Metzger R O TO TILLIN G by hour or con­
Oregon.
42 tract. Geo. Charneskl, Rt. L Box
C A L L FOR ESTIMATE
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FOR SALE—534 board feet, new 423, Beaverton.
1 x 6 drop siding. Three 26 x 24
Garbage Collection Service
Phene - Webster 2571
Portland
style 859 windows. New 6-ft. kit­
By month or contract
chen cabinet complete with ice
H O H N STE IN A SCHAFER
box, sink and fixtures. One used
4073 N. E. 16th Ave.
bathtub and washbowl. 35 lb. 5-p
Phone MUrdock 2805
finish nails. Purchaser take all. West Slope, Beaverton, Meadow-
(Free dirt.) 7305 S. W. 29th Ave., hurst and Cedar Hills.
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Multnomah.
4 2 p
G E N E R A L H AULING
OP A L L KIN D S A N Y T IM E
FOR SALE Laundry trays com­ CESSPOOL-SEPTIC T A N K O W N ­
CUSTOM TR AC TO R W O RK
plete with fittings, $13 each; 2- ERS A T T E N T IO N —Added equip­
We P O R TA B L E GAN W A T E R PUMP
inch black pipe. 20c per foot. Em­ ment allows faster service.
TO R E N T
pty 55 gallon barrels, $2 each; pump A wash septic tanks, comml.
Phone
showers, complete
(Victory). $5 or residential. Guar, workmanship.
Sewers connected. Cesspools and
each; some window frames.
H
O
W
A
R
D
W. SM ITH
septic tanks constructed. Schulz
UNITED BUILDERS INC.
388 CANYO N ROAD
Bros.
Sanitary
Service,
Portland.
7th and Hall Sts.
Beaverton
Phone Beaverton 3931 or 2462
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Phone 3071
42tf TA. 3235.
FO R SALE: White Drophead sew­
ing machine, also cedar chest. FOX—4 acres—nice home with el­
filberts, family
Denny Road and Scholls Ferry. ectric pump, 165
Rte. 1, Box 185, Beaverton.
42 orchard, choice King Nector ber­
ries. $12,500. Call Bert Miller, T i­
FO R SALE: Collie Pup, nine wks gard 2523 or CHerry 3626.
old. First home on left above Ha-
zeldale School. Phone Beaverton
FOX—30 acres—92 walnuts; 120
2174.
42p Filberts; berries, 10 acres cleared.
SAWDUST. Light Slab. Cull lath
Reasonable prices. Your haul. Call
CHerry 1682. or Beav. 2465. eves
A n i m a l ( iil- O u ls
DICK KOKICH
TEACHER OF
MODERN AND
CLASSICAL ACCORDION
RECORDINGS MADE
Have a Record Made of
Your Sinking or Playing
Rt. 2, Box 381, Beaverton, Or.
on Canyon & Howatt Rood
PHONE BRoadway 4702
OREN SUDTELL
A T 5390, P ortie nd. Ore.