The Beaverton review., May 25, 1928, Image 3

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knlulnjr needle» wait taken by the
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n t .L I ie l.ewie, N.
Heaverlon uebek- ¡
; following (irla from tha upper
alt
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odge
N o.
grades,
Y uma Hallman,
Kvelene
218 meet»
firal
R ¿-barda, Natile Van Kleek anil j
and third
T u e»-
Malileanim GemWla
It la needless !
Interfiling Little Note« from the Surrounding Country
dnv evening»
a
to
»ay
that
the
young
people
sited
j
rk M
7:30 l> M. in Ibe
Told jy Our Active Special Correipondenti Weekly
their parta aplentlMlIy. Their tearh- |
Inlng at 8 p.
How good new» d»e* »pread
Mr*. W aller
I. O. O. V Hall.
er, Mra. 1 riette Kord, had the af- ' CM1, a word. Minimum charge 25c. IKNERAL GASOLINE 1»
elill Harris, Secretary, Mrs. M arjor • ome. 8. 0.
fair In eh ; , /« and wiehee to thank
AiivcrUaements In thia column 1 the beet.
E. Underbid,
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- - '- ffl all thoae in the community who *o
FOR
SALE
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help..!
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with
co.tumea,
the
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JH Prilling, etc
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For Salo— IH aerea of fine clover
Mra Harry A. Richnrile spent
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Mr«. Harry Weaver haa recov­
in the flo'd. B. F. Daly, corner
Saturday In Portland.
ered from a recent lllnea».
of Allen and Washington avenue».
—c Stitf !
Jake Faix la improving the ex
Mre. Willie Clark of Alexander
> ,-v t ha» recovered from a recent terlor of hi» hou»e on Tile Klut
For Sale— 1923 Ford touring body
lnoMi
road by putting on « coat of paint
in good condition, reasonable. Fred
Mr». Jo»» Hay«» w u kept to
Mr. and Mra. Arthur J. Larkin
Braun. Foreet Grove. Ore, cor-
i home by illneia a few daya of of Scholia were guest* Sunday at
4th »t. and 5th avo.
a<*v pU tf ¡
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‘ fc* « T * ot Mr #nd Mr* L C'
A. Pear«on—I .aved
a lady's
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, Ilf» who was drowing, yesterday. . * “ (25.00.
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Hardware and
md Mr. Weaver's bro.her and
J. J Van Kleek apent Friday and
V. Pearaon-llow comet
[ Fumituro store.
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tighter from Rravert»u Saturday. Saturday In Portland with
his
stbe n
mother
h»» been aulte poorly
* ' ‘ ,,8r*'jn ’ *
**<r, *. *’**’ . For Sale— 6-room
modern house,
mother who
w
M i.!« « !
•d 8 .rick and led for Canada the
(hf past
*
f#w
IIlonth,_
1
of
soap
and
It
washed
her
back.
Will
»ell,
trade,
or
rent
Haitian
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tt
few months.
'l ue-dey moming end expect« to
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Furniture and Hardware »tore.
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Mis« Luella ^ Da'lman
l,lfir Why~
b • gone a fvw month» on a bual- _ Mi»»
Da'lman went
went to
to ro
folder
Why nr«
are you
you shaking
shaking
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Gr#*h*m Tnura<!a wher« ana vial- yourfialf?
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FROM OUR „CORRESPONDENTS
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M-averton
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Lodge
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macla av~
ery Monday ova-
m. Visitor*. w*l~
Rogera, N. G. M.
Secretary.
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a el .i Hub.,
( « t any*-
o ,“” '
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- ? T j i keep
* shaking.
uc_«..L
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n.i ' “ rriet, tor a lew
-top
bee Ted McDonald, “ m
no ¡ £ £
aul Mrs.
William
Shoemakcl
Mr. end Mra. Edwin JefforV*
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! Mnth ®f ***dvl™ ° "
- daughter, May Eetelle w«re Port­
Sunday at at their
Cooper
Pug—i took the
medal in the
setta place, Beaver:o-i Rt. 4 ^ ^
land visitor« Saturday.
. *P«nl
Sunday
■ iii . l Mountain home. They formerly re- clase room the oth«» day.
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MUa Grand, tlie fou^ h *n<l f “ h aided here but
now live in Me- L. V.— No! I thought
you
were «
■ . ,Tom.
t(>
cabbage
and
* srad. a teacher woe called to HlUa- Min|lvllu
. the dumbeat in claa».
For ■ • ''-T om a to,
flowei pl.mts. Barthold's Seed &
l,. io last• *ad l by tha aetloue ill-
Mf ^ d M fi B#ft gpMfc(| tn(, Pug— Oh, I took the medal all
Grain Co
e 2 4 -2 7
neve of lur mother.
Clement, of Portland, «pent right, but prof made me put it
llarry Kidwell haa been making |a,t Sunday at the home of Mr. t*«k-
FOR RENT
improvenicnU around hia Service „ml Mrs. Robert
Pomeroy.
Mr.
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Station here, and a new drinking Sparks is. a brother of Mra. Pom-
P el- Why are
you wearing such For Rent— Nice little 4-room bun­
fountain haa been Installed.
troy,
loud socks?
galow, near school« and church.
Located at
Beaverton,
Oregon.
A picnic and cu b demonstration
Mr , nJ Mr, G. M# Cr|lh, m and f °m
^ ^
AU newly kalsomtned,
at very
were ita.d on Thurwlay. the last chi|drvn, Norma and Marjorie, of
reasonable rent. Oregon Farm#
day of school at the achool-houa.
ttnd Mr< Blanche Palmer
- Won. , n .* ..¡,1 the »neaker 'how
Co. 1308 Main street. Hillsboro,
and a unch waa »«rved, cafeteria ^ TuaUtln w.n. ™ , ni
woman, »aia tne »peaxer now
Oregon.
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•tyle
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I «dmire the mind of a woman. It
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tM r ,l,U r ' M n Ev' k ^ p .
young and fre.h while a
WANTED
J. H. Neal of Stacey avenue has e r e « W right,
man*. m|„d become, warped and
been bu.y the past week painting
E. L CoJ| , nd W |Illam Van Loh hide Imund."
Wanted—Cattle to pasture. Good
Iti« houMV Th|» iKfw finish f lv®*
sttiMuirtl th« meeting
of Cnnton *No wondeir h«- mind keops
pea-vine
pasture,
wei!
fenced
the ir-ider.ee <|uile a dreaaed-up
portland. Patr'nrch Militant, I. O. fresh,” muttered the meek laok'ng
with woven wire. Plenty of wa­
appearance,
* O. F., in Portland Tuesday even- man in the back o f the hall. "8he
ter. H. A. Selby, Rt. 3 Beaver-)
Hr. and Mr». Andrew Denholm Ing.
F. A. Pur her accompanied change» it often enough.”
ton
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of Stacy avenue and Mr. and Mr*,
them on the return, having »pent
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lluiih Lewi« of Beaverton left early fh* day in the dty.
“ Water power is the greatest
M18CELLAN M )l'8
Monday for Roaoburg by auto to The session
of the etatc Grange
P°w*r thero
**id rtt,e Jt»«»F.[
Hatching—Let us hatch
attend Grand Lodge.
|a no| very far o ff a* the meet- " When mother turn* on the teara, j Custom
your eggs at 3e per egg. High
The Hulwr ladles Social írnprov- Inga start Tuesday, June 8th, and
c*n get •
e°aL ■ new au-
percent hatehea in our modern e-
ment club - entertained their mefbera continue the reet of the week. A t°n*°bi • or a trip to California.
quipmeht.
Paul Dudley, Aloft8 ,
and friends at a silver lea at the number from the local Grange are
Ore.. Phone 0618,
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home of Mr«. George
Wilson at planning on attending the seseion,' P««*enger (after first night on
Hubec Friday afternoon
w*>’ch *» to be held in Rainier.
t*>ard " b »
What'« become of all
T f
. b o u 6 « s \
H e*c
> S a les!
no*
iri"
Gain m
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WU**
w it h
6 S % 0 L in Sale* <n
2 n d in
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8f>% éa,°
nN
m - H irT
G t0
N Sales'
Gino in
in
72 Cafr
*d f ° r
¥\¥LS'V,of tie(
¿towns.
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47 Catìioro*aClUC
. b o « « ® a ”hd ‘ " « d u ' - » OÄ *TCt o ^ .
c« c o o tn > r
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o r ic e
vi,i
Mr. and Mr« J. H. Neal plan
Mr. and Mra. W. II. McNay of
s a « r A ^ ,dn s’ “ ’
Setward ? When
Where ■ did you
put
on having as their guest eoon C. laurel were present at the seasion , hn' . ,
,
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Oregon State News
A. Johns o f Manilla. Mr. Johns is
thc Bilh’e school Sunday mem-
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on the Supreme bench there, hav- 'ng
Mr. McNay gave . abort ad
Union county expects a $70,000
ing been transferred
there from
to the school and boosted foe
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cherry crop.
Oregon aoms time ago, where he
Sundey achool convention to be
That ^ « n ’ t a punh««! 1
Monroe will build a 150,000 union
also* served in the earn, capacity. > ' * i» Laurel Sunday, May 27.
Tha *,
hote.
P *
0*1 P * .
high achool.
Mra.
McKeon
entertained the
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Queen Esther Circle and friend« at ! ! £ V riub ** ‘ J**
h« " on ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! = = ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ %
u silver Tea at her home in the Wcdnewtay «HCljing waa very well ■
w -_ l "Hended and anjoyrd by g number S
bflrrnoun of Thursday last
‘ • of the fairer «ex as well.
Derive m
Isslnn.
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Mrs. Scott who has beta a mission- S the
wrestling and a * boxutg'
ther»~\na
ary worker in China for tea years, 8 littlo blocxl lost from various
gave a very interest.ng talk en noses, but nothing serious resulted,
c n.na and tne cusUm.s and i-ondt-
Mr,. L p, Bi<frly , ud
52 Percent discount on all mouMitaa«
D istributors
liona there.
Mrs. Ethel McComsuk, and fami.y
C ou n ty
th-
and
markers
for
Sixty
days
were callers Sunday at their K
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V /» » b i o 6 to0
CEDAU MILL
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They hav* been raak- 5
Inspect our large stock et Hillsboro before buying
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,n* fb**r home m Hillsboro during i
Mr. Latvin kalteman made a the past school year. but expect te i
I uMtieas trip to Vancouver Vlednes- ntova to their home here.
All of "
day.
— their
■ neighbors
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Hillsboro. Oregon
Phone 121
and friend« will be ■
Hi,lal
Mrs. Metta Berg «pent the week very glad to welcome them back, " g g g g g ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B '
end with her daughter, Mrs. Louise
£■■■■■■■■■■■■■* ■ s B i i B i g R g m i i a s a a i a a i i i i R a i S M R i i i a s i i i i g » «
There was a goodly number of
I th* 'jwinbers of the church pies I I I I I I I ■ ■ I l i l i a l i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I I B M B B I I M B ,
Mr. And Mrs, Klvin Huskill »re
Thursday «veniiif at the meet- 2
s|iendiiig the week-end at the 'ng called by the pa.tor, Rev. W. 5
I L. Strange,
Plane were formula- g
beaches.
j Mark Every Grave j
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Oregon Monument Works
The Battleship Hoppe
Mr. and
Mr.
Frank Staff a n ' { £
tomi" « > « » ' wurk 8"J
Mr.
Mariraret Sunday
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following
stewards
<alu*d on .Mrs.
Margaret
Sunday Mr„
Floyd Wcr|
y Mr, t ap|H>inled:
L Cvx
afternoon.
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and Mrs, August Dul man.
The
Mr. and Mrs. Jack vidlted Mr. trustees are, E. L. Cox, Mrs. F.
Anderson’« sister, Mre. Ella Mul- A Bucher and A. II. Dailmann.
l»is, Sunday.
j ih o voting at the primary elec-
Mr. nnd Mr«. R. W. Berg were
Uon in Hue precinct was not as
visitors at the Mrs. Loune Reeves large as on some former occasions,
home on Saturday.
but bo vote« were cast for me
. ¡ . a Mod nnd P. C. I'opln were * « “ parti«« as loilows; republican,
* “ « » » • • »• Tnow serv.ng un
visilora at U* Mr." and Mr». Jack
Sundae night.
nishi.
tft*
**wtPB boaiu«
were:
day
AiiJerson home Sunday
. boaid—chairman, George
bmOer
Mrs. C. G. Caldwell with husband juugc. llarry Flint; ciaras, Mies fci-
i. d chi.drra »pent Sunday with f,* v
Kleek, irre. Auu Cutting,
li.e.i mother, Mrs. E. 8. nabb. ) aua.
buiah
Van K sen.
Isigm
Miss Katherine Katterman will bomd —chsiriuan, John liogv; judge,
vnleri« n tiie Uoy»' and Girls' slub l'l“ yd Lieriy; clerks, Airs, /clue
i riu.iy in Honor of the birthday of Rnnaul», Mrs. Annabel! rimt, anu
Miss Esther Slut».
j Mr»- M8Y bmder.
Mr. and Mr« L' B. Roev»» end
Service» at the church will be
family motored to liurden Home on »omewhst
changed
next bunday.
Sunday
where they visited
Mr. * **e drrtrict Sunday school coii -
U'eeves' cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Elton vw»tion wid be held at Laurel in
London.
,
i “ n Ml-dsy session. There are seven
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Baldwin'
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meet aa une body on this occasion,
motored down from Salem batdr- Th#
of meet tig for the Kmton
day night to attend the sdr.ee ami , choo, hil> U.CI1
for lhu Sun.
visit their cousin, Mrs. Calvin Kat- dlly ut 0:M
th- m#rnilir u u
lerman, oiei Sunday.
| earnestly desired that parents of
Mrs, B. B Reaves entertained the children will use their cars to
Mrs. Frank Steffan, Mrs. Jack An- bring them to the short session at
derson, Mrs. Metta Berg, Miss Mar- the school and then all will go to
gurct Reeves and Mrs. C. 11. Kat- Laurel as near ll):0U o'c.ock as
terman Ihursdny for lunch.
posable. There will bv a program
BRING YOUR HATE
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[Check Your Gats at the Hatch]
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Ken Wilson and His Deckhands
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BATTLESHIP SWAN
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Leaves Port June 6th at 8:30 p.m. Sharp
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BIG SAVINGS!
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| One Gob
^nclmrtj al Faat of E. Maniaca Si.
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) Gob and Mate. 11.15
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Every day at your Thrift Store. Consistent Savings, The kind that
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Thrift Sivings for Saturday-Monday, May 26-28
Annual Tankheater Sale
blend.
No. 10 bag .........“ J f C
Long Grain Louisiana Rice
In Sanitary Package
Navy Beans, Clean
Balance only 50c a week with Gas bill
Portland Gas & Coke Co.
Sixth & Salmon
BR7611
CORN, Fame Brand
Quick Quaker Oats
B e rth o ld ’ Egfi M a sh
Berthold’ Dairy Feed
Berthold* Scratch Feed
all day.
CHARLES BERTHOLD
Hay, Grain, Feed, Poultry Supplies
Garden Seed
Lime, Cement, Plaster, FertIHzer
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Vb" Hor". Bvelcne Young, Lois
The Valiev Motor company has ni .
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opened at Salem with what is said
moo,^, ' C*rl V#n
to be the t nc»t motor plant in the i w iila m
van Kleek; first star,
we»t.
. ; I Charle» Kulbel,
The part oi the(
Bgavarton, Ore.
Nem- S. P. Depot.
2 lb. pkg. 19c
Eastern Country- GonCeman
Solid Pack— No. 2 Tins
O
C anS
Golden Marshmallow
Syrup, 5 lb. tin ...
25c
large package ...
27c
Clipper Nut, the economi- £ o
cal Oleo, 3 lbs. .......... O O C
29c
Stock, 3 lbs................
Best Food Relish
Berthold1« Famous Feeds
Calumet Baking Pow
der, 1 lb...................
Convoy Flour, hardwheat ACk~>
RICE Water Maid
The I amity Grange gave another'
°* “ ura^ , *»"•
«»•
of their popular dances
Saturday * " , d‘M*r,‘
“ ^ i \ re*'re*»nl*d
evening, May 19, at the
Grange ^ lket d *‘ n*r w1“ 1 t
8‘
ha I.1. A fair-sized attendance wa. " oon, *°
.“ nd
““
reported, »ml the orrSBisation a«id-
oi * * - U « « l Mnwtay Khool.<
ed a neat sum to their treasury,
« q u« » * d to bring their
Another dance .. planned for Sat- lunch88 with dishes to sarve them
urdsy cvenhig, June 9.
{f* . AU
‘ " ‘ «rested m the
Sunday school wurk are invited to
come and jo.n in thm got-together
(.UALCATION DAY JUNE I
meet mg at Laurel Sunduy, May 2V,
Sunduy,
June 3rd, haa been set
The , musical . playlet,
“ The Three
ai the date for the commencement
. .
exercises which will oil dally close B*ara,” was put on by thc primary
th*> ■ chool year,
*
grades of the school n the Grange
On this day, the Senior classmen l*8 “ Saturday evening.
A large
will receive their coveted sheep- crowd greeted these youthful play-|
skins and depart from the halls of “ c* 8n,‘ snjoyed the evening's ea­
st. Mary's as graduates of this tertalnmant. Following i* the cast
institution.
We are lorry to lose
characters: Peggy, Eunice El-
dev**MH ,en S"'der; large bear, Harlen Sel-
JO (uud aqj uo eyjojje |>|i»j by;
middlo sized
bear,
Roscoe
mmu jo n «M M pue uo|)uu|ui|ne Bierly; little bear, James Richards;
eifjetu
pun luautyindap |ooq.ia daisies, Dorothy Van kleek, Harry
q*m aqj
moaj XupenpeuJ s«e (0 Ludw*, Alice
Gembella, Clifford
u p*u w a ) *»4 s,Xu»W >8 1*4‘ v *" Kleek; four leaf clovera, Glenn
auiii 1U IJ *'U "‘I ll!M
*!4J, Pringle, Robert Richards, Eugene
•uinS *,» 4 J s| sso| ano ynq tuaq» Van Kleek, James Holboke; crochet
- St. Mary's World.
hooks, Mary Catherine Hall, Lucille,
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SPRPEAD OR
MAYONNAISE
44c
55c
1-2 pint bottle 19c
j Tomatoes, stand, p ick with a n
| puree. No. 2 1 tins, 3 cans ^ O C
Heinz Kcichup, large bot- A
tie, 2 f o r ...................... ** 5c
1 Edward’s Dependable Cof­
Sweet Pickles, fine flavor
Large 27 oz. jar .......... 3 3 c
fee. vacuum packed 1 lb.
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P e r c o la te ”
THRIFT COFFEE
Northern Tissue
Our Quality Kend.
To Your Order,
Ground Fresh
TOILET PAPER—U rg e Rolla
F ne Quality Absorbent Paper
Shrimp, American Beauty O Q
late pack, 2 cans .......... CtVQ,
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1 lb. 47c
3 lbs. $1.37
19c
3 rolls
Booth’s Sardines, large
tins, 4 cans ...............
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39c
Fresh Stocks, Full W eights Guaranteed Satisfaction Always!
WHERE YOU SAVE ON FOODSTUFFS -
BEAVERTON,
THAT’S THRIFT!
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