The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, December 01, 1950, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextPHONE BEAVERTON 2321 LIST W HAT YOU HAVE to SELL or . W H AT YOU W ANT to BUY .n tHe CLASSIFIED PAGE of vour Hometown Poper ONLY 3c per word tells the story to all in the entire Volley Area W E A N E R P IG S and bred gilts the year around. H eifers, all sires. B oars fo r service. C otter, at Scholls. 41tf Spend Xmas In Your O w n Home S A V E 20rr on all X m »« cord «. All kinds and prices. P lastics and RANCH STYLE w rappings. L ovely croch eted g ift articles, plaques, com e see them. I N ear Sunset hi-w ay, P ortland wa Mrs. F ra n k W arren, R t. 1, B ox ter. R adiant heat, insulated firs., 154, R ed R o ck Rd., Tigard. Ph. walls, ceiling, 2 bedroom s with 2369. (closed Saturdays». 4 5 1 den or 3rd, dining room also eat ing space in kit., hardw ood firs., D E L IG H T E D . T hat's w h at people o f course. B lack Heat clothes say w hen th ey get their P hoto- dryer included, large lot with Stamps. Y o u r photo reproduced good lawn and garden space. All Minimum Charge 50c— if to stam p size. H oliday special this for $12,500. T E R M S . cash accompanies order, or 100 photos fo r $2.00. Send for sam ples and details. A gents ___ _ _ 10c additional for each BEAVERTON wanted. W estern Mail Order, TU c )o M to Krade and ~hi.schools. 2 billing. gard, Ore. 49 j bedroom s, auto-heat, insulated. 4 ' r loan. $1500 down, $57 a mo., N O R G E refrigerator. G ood con d i FOR SALE — Miscellaneous tion $75.00. Call B eaverton 4567. full price $8.»00 Im m ediate pos session. Have your ow n hom e by 45p W A T E R P U M P S o f all kinds. Christm as. deep or shallow , .household or F O R S A L E — Used Quaker oil stove, ALOHA full size bed spring. Call B eaver irrigation, .cellars drainers. . . ton 9835. 45 2 bedroom s unfinished 3rd., large parts fo r m any pumps. , .pump service. . .that’s M A SO N ’S in acre. B argain price $5,500. F O R S A L E -L a r g e size C olson T IG A R D . S pecial values in re Term s. tricycle, excellent condition, $15 built shallow well pumps. Term s. ' P hone A loha 6369, Mrs. P atter TIGARD S&H Stam ps. 45 | son. 45p $1,000 down, about $60 a month, FOR S A L E — D ry fir cordw ood, U S E D 2 bedroom s, large lot with barn. K E L V IN A T O R electric an y length $12.50 per cord deliv O nly $5,950. range, very good con dition $65 ered. A. P. G roer, 6th house 1348 M enlo Dr., P hone B eaver BEAVERTON w est on T ig a rd ave., Tigard. ton 3459. 45p 48p Older hom e com plete with wood H E A T IN G . . . .that’s where we heating stove, 2 bedroom s, good R E G IS T E R E D co ck e r puppies, shine. . .new and used oil cir locaton, taxes $48. P aym ents $40 call B eaverton 2989 evenings or culators. . . .oil floor furnaces, m onth, full price $5,500. $2,200 w eekends. 43tf gas and oil C O L E M A N B L E N D - down. A IR E fu rn a ces fo r old or new F O R A M O R E beautiful lawn fer houses. ..save m oney by doing a tilize now with peat m oss and part o f the installation yourself, ch ick en droppings. 80c per sack M A SO N ’S in T IG A R D w here ______ . ._ , ._ . . at Dar-M el P oultry Farm . Sat- you can make a saving and get I REAL ESTATE INSURANCE tler road at Butler. Ph. T igard S& H Stamps. T erm s as low as OFFICES 3141. 5tf j i ° * down~ _____________________" I COLEM AN FLOOR FURNACES all sizes fo r sale. Beaverton H ardw are. P hon e 3921. lltf USED CARS — TRUCKS N. H. C H IC K S every T uesday fo r KOR S A L E 1948 D odge club epe P erfect con dition, new tires. n ew flo ck or fryers. M IL L E R ’S C om pletely equipped. M arble H A T C H E R Y , B eaverton 4819. Cook. Ph. B eaverton 4732. 45 41tf 1937 F O R D , 85-h.p. V-8 engine, runs C U L L O R H O G F E E D potatoes fine, $100. P hon e B eaverton 2911. fo r sale. G ood con dition. John A. 45 B aggenstos, R t. 1, B ox 376-A. Ph. T igard 3373 or 3434. 32tf '36 D O D G E 4-dr. sedan, g ood con d i tion, 2 new tires, original ow n F O R S A L E — M onarch electric er, must sell, m ake offer. C H erry range. Clean, very g ood cond. 4878. 45p W ith con nection cord, special top $25.00. H eavy duty elec, taylors’ 1947 C H R Y S L E R W in dsor 4-door sedan. R& H , w ith W S W tires, Singer sew ing m achine. G ood $1295.00. Call B eaverton 4862 45 oond. $75.00. R ust colored daven port used 2 m onths, look s new’, is beautiful. Pd. 150.00 fo r it will FOR RENT— House take $115.00. It m akes lovely bed. F O U R R O O M m odern house, gas Call B eaverton 4168. 45p range, gas w ater heater $35 mo. A dults only. Charles Bernard. H E IF E R , 15 m onths old. Inquire A irport. B eaverton. P hone Bea E rnest B row n, % mile north o f v erton 4773. 45p C hapm an's corn ers on R oss road. A loha district. 45P ; HOUSE F O R R E N T -F o u r miles from B eaverton. Garage, garden. FREE- L arge tree fo r cu tting deep well w ater in house. C h ick dow n. B ranch es are o ff. 287 S.W . en house if w anted. Call EAst Main, B eaverton. 45p 6843 a fter 7:30 p. m. 45p Congress Eases Dependency For POW Beneficiary L. T H O M A S 255 N. E. Canyon Road Beaverton Phones 4706 - 3101 - 4033 S W 62nd & Barbur Blvd. CHerry 9200 or ATwater 4872 P arents o f deceased W orld W ar II prisoners o f war who qu alify as su rvivors no longer have to prove dependency in order to re ceive paym ents under the war claim s act. the O re g i Departm ent o f V eterans’ Affair t ported this week. C ongress has passed a bill re m ovin g the dependency require m ents for surviving parents from section 6 o f the wai claim s act. This action clears th. way for the war claim s com m is-i >ri to pay par ents o f deceased pri- 'ners o f war who meet all othei requirem ents o f eligibility under the act but w ho could not or would not prove dependency. The war claim s com m ission says it "has "reuson to believe that not all survivors o f prisoners o f war or civilian internees are aw are of l their rights under the war claim s Insom nia, the inability to sleep | is ordin arily to be expected, is a sym ptom rather than a disease the rem ainder to civilian internee itself. Most people w ho find it im * claim ants. P aym ents totaled $10.- possible to sleep at night are a c 977 466 tually su fferin g from some mental Claim form s m ay be obtained or physical disorder, or a com bina from the O regon D epartm ent o f tion o f the two V eterans' A ffairs, State lib r a r y It is not uncom m on for people to | Bldg . Salem, and 415 S W. 11th. have difficulty in getting to sleep iwuc oedverton Portland, or from cou n ty service once in a while, usually for easily officers, veterans' oigam zation s. explainable reasons. T he m ajority and VA con tact o ffices o f us are w akeful at night during j oppressively hot weather, or if we are excited just before bedtime, or I if we eat a heavy meal late at i night. But these conditions are R E F R IG E R A T O R & W ASH LNQ tem porary and are seldom a se M A C H IN E S E R V IC E rious threat to health R edfleld 's R efrigerator Servio* O ctober was the third straight But o f real concern is ’’true in- , Beaverton 4985 month that D ouglas fi* sawm ills •om nia,” the condition w hereby a 23 t i o f western O regon and W ash in g person goes night after night with- I ton have topped the billion-foot out sleep. This situation is one o f " “ ------------------------------— m ark in lum ber production. Mills nature's w arnings that there is D E A D A N D W O R T H LESS STO C K cut 1012 billion board feet for the som ething m entally or physically j P ick ed up free o f charge. Phone month. w ron g with the su fferer which collect H illsboro 5525. The H ILLS- H arris Smith, secretary o f the calls for m edical diagnosis and B O R O R E N D E R IN G GO. 51tf W est Coast L um berm en's A ssocia treatm ent. The person who, for | tion, said this breaks all existing unexplained reasons, cannot get W E C U R E A N D SM O K E Y O U R tecord s for a three m onths co n the sleep which his body needs P O R K CUTS secutive output. 25 Year* E xperience should see his d octor without delay. T he lumber executive also con Since insomnia is a sym ptom of ALDER MARKET firm ed earlier estim ates that som e other disorder, and not a L E W IS B R O T H E R S D ouglas fir mills o f this region disease in itself, the d octor is the C orner 1st and W ashington Streets were expected to set an all-time person to detect the sou rce o f the PORTLAND. OREGON tf yel*e production record o f 10.5 trouble and prescribe the proper billion feet o f lumber for 1950. This treatm ent so that the patient will i top the 1929 record cut o f get relief and at the sam e time 10.29 billion feet which has stood avoid further im pairm ent o f health f ° r 21 years. J T he person with insom nia who [ Fred O. Howland Smith said the huge total pro- delays visiting his d octor harms duced during O ctober o f one bll- him self In tw o ways H e puts o ff 9809 B eaverton H ighw ay !'on fppt would supply enough lum- finding the real source o f his B eaverton P hone 2513 t>er 1° build 100,000 m odern five- trouble, perhaps letting a serious ' Top Billion Ft. Mark In Output i ac*- . •Widows, dependent husbands and children o f deceased prisoners o f war or civilian internees m ay file su rvivors’ claims I f the de- ceased prisoner o f war left no w idow , dependent husband or chil- dren, the parents should file.” E ligibility is not affected by w hether the deceased m ilitary prisoner or civilian internee died in prison or since liberation. Fur- roonl homes. If it were all shipped ther, w idow s w ho have m arried by boat it would fill 200 ca rg o ships or if shipped by railroad It again are still eligible D eadline for filing for these would fill 33,334 freight cars. Although the freight car short- benefits is M arch 1. 1951. Armed forces prisoners o f war or their age was the most severe in history survivors receive $1 a day for each and lasted for nearly five m onths day o f cap tivity and civilian in- In Southern Oregon and N orthern ternees o r their survivors receive Qalifornia, Smith said tru cks and $60 for each m onth o f internment cargo vessels were able to take up O f 118.418 claim s received to date much o f the slack He said the by the war claim s com m ission, output this year would have been 16.815 had been paid on O ctober m uch higher if t.-eight cars had 1, o f w h ich 15,834 were to war been m ore plentiful during peak prisoners or their survivors and ' sum m er shipping periods. TOP SOIL WANTED — Miscellaneous ■■■■■-■ W ANTED Large type fresh G uernsey or H olstein cow . A lso feed barley wanted. A lbert j K ehrli, Rt. 2. B ox 883, B eaver ton. 46p W A N T E D - One or m ore pieces o f N oritak e china. C ortez Pattern. i B E . 9290. 46p DOGS B O A R D E D — H ou le’s Collie Kennels., low er B oon e’s F erry j R oad. Between L a k e G rove and T ualatin. Call T igard 3115. 30tf | ___________________________________________________________ BBS W A N T E D - Small building, suit able fo r o ffic e to be m oved to m y property. P h on e P ortland C H erry 5656. 12tf F O R .S A L E — D oub Ldy. tub $10. FOR RENT — Equipment 30 gal. hdw tr. tank with co v e r $8. Spin D ry E a sy W asher re- cen tly overhauled $50. D. L N au- F O R R E N T — F loor sander and man. Ph. Sat. or eves., B eav- | edger BEAVERTON HARD- WANTED — Situation erton 3143. 45p j W A R E . P hone B eaverton 3921. ltf P O T B E L L ÌE D stove in good eon- H O U S E W O R K and ch ild care. R e dition. P hone B eaverton 4775. 45 R E ,, N trAn 0 T railers, _. ,, _____________________________________ T A 'A L r S — c o n c r e te m ix feren ces. 103 S W F arm in gton , 44p G O O D used refrigerators, as little < ers. spray paint ou tfits, by the | Apt. 5, B eaverton. as $4!. r - at M A S O N S IN T I - ' hour, day or con tract. |- ---------------------- I G A R D T erm s S&H Stamps 45 D IA M O N D T R A I L E R R E N T A L S C H IL D C A R E , m y hom e, 5 days _________ !______ 7 _______ _____________ I 695 N. E. Canyon Rd., P hone I week. P hone T igard 3271 47 H E IF E R , Guernsey. 7 m os old. ' B eaverton 9221 43tf : One mile from T igard Feed on T R E E P R U N IN G and Spraying T igard A ve , R t. 2, B ox 363. Hal FOR RENT — Homes. Apts. I w ork guaranteed. M at J. A. w ork guaranteed. M at Jak ovic, J C ow gill. ’ ___________ 4Sp P. O. B ox 925, T igard. 41-48 F O R R E N T M odern 4 room apt., FUEL 2 blks. to dow n tow n B eaverton, W A N T E D — P ap erin g and other h ot w ater heat, range and ref. | odd jobs. R easonable. W rite V 42tf SAW DUST Call B eaverton 4426. Aquino, Rt. 1, B ox 376C, T igard. 12 and 16 inch B lock & Slab 41-44'p | ROOM F O R R E N T b y you ng pro Delivered fessional wom an, sleeping room , H M TGLAND F U E L CO. close in, on P ortlan d bus line. 561 S E L om bard S t„ B eaverton • Y ou n g lady o r w ork in g couple P hone B eaverton 4409 GA 9633 preferred. A vailable im m ediate- In m y home, o f all types. 13 years ITtf ly. Ph. B eaverton 4924 eves. 43tf j experience. Call T igard 2674 45 i/final/ l/ei>ar t m r n t 111 l/p)rn*p t'htto MASCOT OH <il EDITORS -This dog with the obvious nume o f “ S coop " keeps things cheerful in the sanctum o f the Korean hiir' au o f "T h e Stars arid S tripes." Here he poses as a guard in matters •i security. S P E C IA L In 3 Cord Lots BLO CK W O O D quire 415 Hall St., B eaverton. 12" Hand Picked TUxedo 5171 P hon e C harges R efu nded o r w rite Miesen Fuel C o . S u ccessor to C ien Fuel Co. 440 No. C olum bia Blvd., Portland 7tf FOR RENT I O F F IC E S P A C E — In dow ntow n Tigard. Tel. Heat. Ideal fo r Ins. man, or sim ilar business. Call B eaverton 2321. tf carefully, and any left over should he destroyed when the condition for w hich they were prescribed has been corrected . I T his colum n is prepared by: j W ashington C ounty T. B & Health A ssociation, Inc. ST A TE H O ARD OK H EA LTH All W ork Guaranteed At Depression P rices Call Us F or an E stim ate CHerry 2333 BUSINESS SERVICES Hereford s e r v ic e Phone 2515 Tigard, Oregon. 3 0 tf R E G IS T E R E D R efrigera tion E lectric A pplian ce Service B L A N T O N R efrig era tion & Ap- pllanee R epairs. P hon e Heaver- ton 2384. 44tf SEPTIC TANKS CESSPOOLS P hone K E n w ood 758« SOAf I A T T E N T IO N FA RM ERS! YOUR JOHN DEERE D I A L E R F O R T H I S A R E A IS t/ViTMU //* l /Ui I m r n t ! /) /J«/*rt«« t'h-.fn HKOlHKKs MEET I INDhl. I Nl M A I. CIRCUMSTANCES — Pri vate Samuel C. Masingale, o f Tellico, Tennessee, o f the Medical com- any, 6th Cavalry regiment (left) and his brother, Corporal Ralph tf Masingale, of F Company o f the same regiment assigned to ad jo inin g beds in the Army Hospital at Tokyo. Both were wounded on the same day in the same locality in Wosan, Korea, one in the right ankle and the other in the left ankle. Neither knew o f the other’s misfortune until they met in the hospital. DO N O T S T O R h f you r radio in a repair shop. M ost sets re paired in 5 to 20 m inutes and co s t from $1 to $5. Six C orners R adio I.ab. Six Corners, Ore. lltf PUM PED Schulz Sanitary Service ‘»rirUnnd Office Work B O A R D & ROOM . L arge c o m fo r LOST AND FOUND table room fo r one o r tw o per sons. G ood hom e cook in g LOST- B row n key case full o f ir- block from bus. T ig a rd 3235. 45 replacable keys. R ew ard. B ea verton 4470. 45p SLEEPING ROOM ) t a week In illness get the upper hand. Mean- while, he su ffers needlessly from the frustration o f trying to m ake A R T IF IC IA L IN S E M IN A T IO N — R egistered sires. J. R . D insm ore | h im self sleep, and then drags him- DVM . CH 5158 or T igard oper. self around m iserably during the C om 9982. N o in ter-city charge. d ay without the energy to perform his norm al tasks, 41tf Sleep, and enough o f it, is nec- ossary to health, efficien cy , and T R A C T O R W O R K — Discing, plow full enjoym ent of living. Sleep ing, leveling, grading, law ns does certain necessary things for prepared. Call B eaverton 4245. ihe body w hich nothing else can 20 t f do. It restores m uscles and tissues which are fatigued or broken down. It also builds up reserve | DALE'S energy, which gives that fresh and energetic feeling after a restful sleep. Sleep is directly responsible for CRUSHED ROCK reducing poisons and w’astes a c cum ulated in the body, and sleep must supplem ent good food in re placing and building red corpu scles I Ph. B e a v e r to n 481*6, A lo h a 6101 In the blood. T here are a num ber o f patent m edicines on the m arket which will induce sleep, but they should H ID E S & W OO L, C A S C A R A —A specialty. L E E BROS., Inc., 25 S W Clay, P ortland. A T 5334. t f he taken unless under m edical ad vice. D octors warn con tin u ally that any o f these drugs, taken in su f ficien t nmounts, are pow erful poi B U L L SE R V IC E . Delivery. P hon* sons. T ig a rd 6746. E. S ch rein er-. 46 tf I f they are prescribed for a par ticular reason nnd used under SEPTIC TANK CLEANING medical direction, these “ sleep pro d u cers” should be kept out o f the In C om pliance W ith the fam ily m edicine cabinets, labelled SAND - GRAVEL F O R S A L E 3 acres cleared land no buildings. Rt. 1, B ox 167, T i gard. F ourth house north o f W il son ’s Store. 45p "=r= WANTED TO BUY — RENT INSURANCE H E S S E L ’S Tractor Cr Equipment Co. PARTS SALES SERVICE ' PHONE EAST * 9 3 9 111 S. E . M O R R I S O N ST,. P O R T L A N D A, O R E G O N SAND - GRAVEL ROAD ROCK John D. Hogg Phone Tigord 6164 Tigard - - Oregon CUSTOM HOGS B utchered on Thursdays B eef any day KUMMHR M EAT COM PANY Phone H illsboro 5521 51tf LANDSCAPE, pruning, spraying, graftin g. New lawns and rock er ies. Call W. A. Green, Beaverton 2967 49tf