The Beaverton enterprise., December 21, 1928, Image 6

ST. MARYS NOTES
Wednesday evening, December 12th . V . W . W . W . V . A V . V . V A W . W M W A W V . V A V . V . . . . . . ,
bmh the Huber Commercial club
members and the ) L adies Auxiliary
had their ttnnual social evening. 50Ü
was enjoyed by the members. 1 he
hostess had a pleasant surprise for
all the members.
A. E. WILSONS JEWELRY STORE
Beaverton, Oregon
10% off on all Gifts
20% off on all Oil Paintings
St. Mary’s played their first basket
Mr. and Mrs. Curl Beckett are
ball game December 13, with St. going to visit their parents at Salem
? Stephens. With the first toss up over the Christmas holidays.
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the ball passed rapidly to St. Steph-
Mr. and Mrs. Yarbrough, of Port­
forwards, displaying the agility
the opposing team. St. Mary's land, will entertain Mr. and Mrs. f.
guards did splendid work but the '1. Hadiey and daughter at a Christ­
first basket was scored by St. Steph­ mas dinner.
ens. H<iv*ever our jumping center The officer» for the coming yew in a
got iii some good pkiy and threi the Huber Commercial club are: pres­
successive baskets were managed by ident, 1. B. Gilsdorf; vice president,
our team. The quarter ended with I T. Ilh.lley; secretary ( \V. Bec-
a score 11-3. The opposing teaM1 ¡kett; treasurer F, W. Livermore
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fought hard but the excellent teat i
The following officers »were elected
work and skill in (Kisses of our
girls could not be stopped. Oui by the Ladies Auxiliary: president,
star - captain Georgette Berrest, scor Mrs. Dan Shaw, vice-president; Mrs.
ed again and again till the game C. W. Beckett; secretary, Mrs. J. B.
ended 34 to 13. Hurrah for S.M .l! Gilsdorf and treasurer Mrs. John
Mitzler.
Last Friday night several students
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shaw will en-
of S. M. I. received the first bask
et ball game of S.M.l IS. 'Ihe game tertain ten guests for ( hristmas
at first appeared a little onesided dinner.
,111 favor of the Cornets, the visiting
J. G Larson is now finishing t he
team, but it soon evened up. 'Ihe interior of their home.
score swayed back and forth till
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rose, Mr. and
the game ended 22 to 23 , with S. M
Mrs, J. Gilsdorf will entertain 20
H. S. victor.
guests at Christinas dinner.
"The Comets" is an organized
team of the alumni of St. Mary.
MULTNOMAH
Their splendid record failed to carry
them through with the score however
Mrs. J. A. Lathrop was hostess to
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A. H, F. E, O. sisterhood at
HUBER NEWS
the home of Miss Nellie Lathrop,
December 8th a card party was Portland, Tuesday night. A paper
held at the Huber hall. We hud a on ( harles Evans Hughes was read
large representation from Beaverton by Mrs. Susie Holmes.
The honors was won bv Mrs. Hcartt
and Mr. I httpman, the consolation to Hurry Burke is still very low.
Mrs. Leonard and Mr. Raynard.
Dr. and Mrs. G. G. Forbes and
The Cunningham’s are enjoying family will spend Christmas at Sa­
their new furnace which
installed lem with Mrs. Forbes father, C. C.
the last week.
F.tnniel.
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Get our Summer Prices on
BRIQUETS
Phone 6202
Beaverton Lumber Co.
Beaverton, Ore.
Across from S. P. Depot
Give Her Something Useful
A Beautiful
SM00THT0P GAS RANGE
A Source of Pleasure for Many Years
Complete Line at
PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO
S I X T H AND SALMON
C APITO L TH E A TR E
MULTNOMAH,
H i l u r d a y . D e c e m b e r 22
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OREGON
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75c Ladies and Childrens Felt
Slippers -...... ...... .... ............—.39c
$100 Mens Felt Slippers_____ 59c
$1.00 Ladies
Hi-Grade Felt
Slippers ________________ 59c
$1
Men, ami Boy» Caps
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$3.00 Ladies and Misses (ifal-
oshes, latest style, variety of
colors ..........
4L69
Boys Hi-Top Shoes with knife$J.9><
Mens Hi-Top Shoes ......... —44 98
I s t a . ' u SliO
P ort lano 0 « co O*
to THi o m e n s und m siufs
QT T U I SUBORDINATI J R A N O U i-
WIS IS TO CnTIfT thAS I , DtnciCT 5001S» MILLS STOW
bas been a o c e p t e d i o t h e dr ag on Grange B j . l a t i n as a r e l i a b l e
t i r u , w o r t h / of t h a p a t r o n a l « o f o u r m e abe rs and t h e i r f r i a n d s .
A c t i n f u n d e r t h e i n s t r u c t i o n s o f t h a S t a t e C on v e n t io n he ld
a t D a l l a s , where a r e s o l u t i o n was a d o p t e d t o a c c e p t on ly r e s p o n ­
s i b l e f ir m s which arw n o t f i g h t l n c t h e G r a n t « o r i t e p r i n c i p l e s ,
we a r e ve ry g la d t o anno un ce t h a t t h e abo ve named f i r « i s e o r t t *
of o u r h e a r t / s u p p o r t and c o o p e r a t i o n .
I n c o n c l u s i o n , we w ish t o a l s o a d v i s e ou r aembers t h a t t h e
a f o r e s a i d S t a t e C o n v e n t io n went f u r t h e r on r e c o r d , " t o s t a n d by
t h o s e wno s t a n d by u s " and we a r e , t h e r e f o r e , r e q u e s t i n g t h a t
t h e o f f i c e r * and members of t h e s u b o r d i n a t e f r a n g e s e i t s n d t v s r y
c o u rte s y p o s s i b le to t h i s f l r a or i t s r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s , to e f f e o t
a c lo se r trade re la tio n s h ip .
Tha nk in g you i n ad v a nc e f o r y ou r e n d e a v o r « t o show t h i s
f l r a o u r warnwst d e s i r w t o coopwratw w i t h t h e « , we erw
f r a t e r n a l l y yours,
OREGON ORANGE BULLETIN,
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OFFICIAL GRANGE STORE
N. DIRECTOR’S WOOLEN STORE
- 229-231 FIRST ST, Between SALMON and MAIN STS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Main Store open evenings to 9. Sundays, 9 a. m. to 2 p, in.
Mail Orders Filled—Postage Extra.
F a ir f a x 's
Too Late to Classify
“ THE LOVELORN”
M chs Boots. Red rubber^ m
$3.00 Childs Rubber Boot*, R,
Girls .................... ...... t , 7g
$-’no Mens 1 ‘res* Shirts
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$1.50 Boys Dress Shirts
50c Mens Fancy Tie _
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$8.00 Boys Suits ...........
$20.00 Mens Suits
$n qs
$2x00 Mens Overcoats
$i>o*
$10 00 Mens Sheepskin Coats.*.g,
$15.00 Mens Leather (.cats
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Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Smith, guests
of the W. J. Shraders, have re­
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turned from a trip to Seattle and
T h u r s d a y - K r i d a y , D e c e m b e r 27-28
T u r s d s y - W i> d n f > M d a y , D e c e m b e r 26-2ft
Tacoma, Washington.
FOR
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Chick,
Buckeye
J a r k H o l t In
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coal or gas Brooder, also House­
/.a n « C ra y 's
A. I. Adamson received word last
“ HOME, JA M ES”
hold Goods. Mrs. Lamberger, Allen week of the death of his mother,
“ THE WATER HOLE”
Avenue, Beaverton.
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Mrs. A. T. A cbm son, at Kuna, Idaho
“ CAPTAIN SWAGGER”
Don’t Forget Our
SPECIAL BARGAINS
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by Granville Everest, of Laurel, Oregon
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
Exams! How s w i f t l y t h e y bear
dorvn upon us! They have again
swept by leaving the girls gasping
over their marks. Credit has gon».
where credit is justly due and all
are deliberately closing tired eyes
F.. D. Gray, of Eureka, Cal., is
to the semester examinations loom­ visiting at the home of his brother
ing at the end of the six weeks.
Herb Gray.
The freshmen have at last been
Mr. and Mrs. A. Chapman will en-
relieved of the tense (head that has
J been their close conipanian since the | tertain twelve guests at a Christmas
dinner at their house.
? beginning of school. They htive been '
initiated! And many found that it The street light which has been
V i was not so bad tifter all. Every erected has made quite an iinprove-
one seems very much alive still!
I ment in our community.
I SAVE DOLLARS
Buy Your Christmas Gifts at
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Be loyal to your own merchants—spend money at home.
With full appreciation of the many courtesies shown
during the past year we extend our best wishes for a
Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year
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STIPES GARAGE
MISSION BELL SERVICE STATION
F. A. NOYES, Plumber
F. J. DIETSCH
BEAVERTON SHEET METAL WORKS
CITY MEAT MARKET
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Mrs. A. Merro
DR. C. E. MASON
SUMMERS DRESSMAKING SHOP
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
DR. A. E. WILSON
WEST COAST TELEPHONE CO.