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Mrs. John Austin and dauchter
Judy spent the week end with
Mrs. Austin's mother, Mrs. Vine­
yard of North Wheeler, Aloha.
Sunday At Hood Klver
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert PUler and
son Duane spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Sam Bowlin at Hood
River.
Order Your Easter Lily Now!
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Lassell, S.
W. Johnson Road, Beaverton, are
among the many new residents of
this section of Tualatin Valley.
The Lassells formerly lived in
Portland where Mr. Laanell Is em­
ployed by the S. P. and S. rail­
road.
By DON GRANDY
Beaverton's track team failed
to score a point In the highly-com­
petitive Hill Military Relays last
Ki ulay.
The division ‘triple-A’ in which
the Beavers were entered was won
by Jefferson high of Portland.
Today the Beavers will travel to
Vancouver, Washington, for a duel
meet with Vancouver high.
The opposition should be "stiff”,
judging from previous years’ per­
formance.
Winds From The South
A University of California pro­
fessor told ’em a fairy tail at
Eugene recently: "Once upon a
time,” sez he. “Oregon was cov­
ered with scrawny Horsetail trees
—a low form of plant life, which
gradually changed Into Hemlock
and other kinds of scientific un­
derbrush."
Gosh! What won’t them long­
haired
Californians
think up
next.
Imagine our great great
granddads having to hide behind
a Horsetail to keep from getting
scalped by the Indians.
From the
Doll House
Flower Shop
In Walker's Dept Store
Phone orders to Beaverton 3461 or Scholls 8322
Chet Bakken’s
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BEAVERTON FURNITURE'S
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First Annual
EASTER EVENT
Oooops! That reminds me I
mustn't forget to slip down
to
Buy door», window»,
frames and roll roofing,
Oak
Flooring.
Glass
wool insulation, outside
white paint, linseed oil,
builders hardware and
chrome cabinet hard­
ware, at
Like the Bunnies....
We're "Giving" Things Away...........
This it one-of-o-kind merchandise, slightly damaged merchandise, and toiled merchandise. We need
the spoce for New Merchandise that is arriving every day to carry out Beoverton Furniture's policy, to
give the people of Washington County the newest and lotest trends in fine furniture.
So come and moke a killing . . . . Merchandise priced below cost, in some cases, and every ar­
ticle at a tremendous saving. All sales as is and final. Small orticles cash only. Larger on terms.
You Can't Lose!
WE HAVE A
Davenport
and Chair
Wood or Coal Range
We have a Wood Heating Stove and o Wood or Cool
Range up near the front door. It would be easier
to put them on o truck than it would to move them
to the back of the store— we need the room.
Methodists Arrange
1 To Secure
Future Church Site
In lieu of the expanding Church
School which has more than doub­
led its membership in the past
eighteen months,
and the ever­
growing church membership, the
Official Board of the First Meth­
odist Church recently authorized
the trustees to purchase the quar­
ter block east
of the present
church.
Though not contemplating im­
mediate construction it has been
deemed advisable
to secure this
much needed property that when
the proper time has arrived the
church will have ample room for
a more modern and much needed
church educational plant and sanc­
tuary.
REPAIRING
R H O N E B E A V ER TO N 3201
Mr, and Mrs. Virgil Myers of
Camas, Wash., members of Eas­
tern Star attended the Past Wor­
thy Matrons and Patrons meeting
here last Wednesday. Mr. Myers is
a Past Patron; also Mrs. Gertrude
McCormic and Mrs. Barbara Gor­
ham; Mrs. Gerrish from Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hudson who
have moved back to Portland from
Rockaway and others.
• • •
Mrs. Jay Gibson. Jr. spent the
week end in Ft Lewis visiting a
nephew.
Easter Candles
4 in box
75c
Bunnies - Eggs - Ducks
Bonnet Girls
Rit and Paas
Egg Dye
10c
8 colors with Mystic Writer^
Easter
Chocolates
1 Pound
$1.25
One of a kind
Easter Cards
B. T. WALTON
Priced
Made to Measure
Clothing
5C to 25c
All Vi ork Guaranteed
We have a large assortment
to select from
W H ILE YOU W A IT SERVICE
Saturday Afternoon
CHAMBERLIN'S
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3 pc. Sectional Davenport
5 pc. Walnut Dinette Set with Red Leatherette Seats.
One of the come early people will put a Red Sold
Tog on this job.
Hassock
Hassocks
Hassocks
4 pc. Maple Bedroom Set
give
“THETEACHER ASKED WHERE
WE 6ET OUR SUGAR FROM -
I SAID. MOSTLY FROM OUR
NEIGHBORS."
For Easter..
A 4 pc. Maple Bedroom Set that isn't quite as pop­
ular as Mable for some reason unbeknownst to us—
and then another maple set, S pcs— A White Pine
6 pc. Set— Lastly an Early American styled 5 pc.
Boodwha set up.
Paas Egg Dyes, 10c ppg.
A CUT VELOUR DAVENPORT
anti CHAIR
Alice Blue — Be Sure
A Fine Assortment of Boxes
of Candy, $1.25 to $3.50
A Cut Velour Davenport ortd Chair.
Alice Blue.
Be sure and wear dark glasses—-look at this with one
eye at a time.
Arden's Ice Cream, 25c pt.
and 45c quart for bricks
Easter Greeting Cards
5c to 25c
every customer one— But we
won't— they'll 'cost 'you a
few sheckles. Just the thing
mother-in-law
sit on.
Smokestands
How about a
And Smokestands—-we've been banging into these
for months and we'ye spent more for Bendaids thon
we did for Jhe smoke ttondt.
GAS CIRCULATING
HEATER
How about a Gas Circulat­
ing Heater? It can only be
used as a replacement due
to gas regulations. A Lulu.
6S.000 BTU's. This is go­
ing to break our heart but
we'll let it go for .00223
cents per BTU.
And be­
lieve me there's nothing
nicer to have around than
a little BTU.
Fireplace Screen
L i n 1 M t'xlinl all lira s ’.
(except for the dust)
This is a fine item. Lace meshed, all brass (except
for the dust) fireplocc screen 36" wide. This was
a special order but the mustomer must have moved
south for the winter
Bridge Lamp
Wine Davenport
A Bridge Lamp with • cracked base? I took this on#
home but my wife didn't like it. She's o Swede,
though ond unpredictable
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Some One Must Wont it
Now someone must wont a nice little Wine Daven­
port
W E ’ R E U L U L A I ) X IX )R Y O U . W IT H
BARGAINS Hl NNING ( U T OF OUR EARS, SO
COME EARLY
Open Until 9=00 P. M. - ONE WEEK ONLY
30c pt. and 55c qt. for
hand packed Arden's
Bulk Ice Cream.
( G O O D W E A L T H 1$ ]
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by Arlene Murphy
Do Kxperiments
The seventh graders have been
doing
some experimenting for
Science.
They were using a fire extin­
guisher made by Gene Walters.
They proved that it works.
• • •
Movies
Friday, the 28th there were mov­
ies at school again. There were 4
educational films shown, one a-
bout the Panama Canal, one about
African Pigmies
and one about
the continent of Africa. The pro­
jector was provided by the cour­
tesy of Mr.
and Mrs.
George
Thompson.
• • •
J New Arrival
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clancy
of Portland are
proud to an­
nounce the arrival of a baby girl
who is the niece of Gene Wal­
ters.
• • •
Serious Illness
Mr. Becker was absent from
school a few hours on Monday
because of the serious Illness of
his daughter, Betty. Her condition
has remained the same since she
has been in the hospital. Arlene
Murphy, the eighth grade stud­
ent, was teacher in his absence.
Beaverton I. O. O. F. No. 252
initiated two candidates for Tual­
atin Lodge No. 226 Monday eve­
ning. A good crowd was present
and refreshments were served.
•
• •
Charles Orin Bonebrake, one of
the twin children of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles O. Bonebrake of Aloha
was taken to the Doernbecher
Hospital Tuesday evening. March
25 with bronchial pneumonia. He
was given a blood transfusion and
is able to be taken out of the
oxygen tent.
THE BEST
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DINNER
HAMS
RATH'S BLACK HAWK
SWIFT'S PREMIUM
YOUNG COLORED FRYERS
COLORED ROASTING HENS
BEEF
GRADE A PRIME RIB ROLLED
ROASTS
• ALL MEAT ITEMS ARE OF BEST
QUALITY . . REASONABLY PRICED
NEW POTATOES
N EW PEAS
FR O ZEN PEAS
3
2
12
FR O ZEN S T R A W B E R R IES
Gresham Sliced Marshalls.......
lbs
lbs.
oz.
,.,25c
29*
25c
49c
»or
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Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Miller spent
the week end at Dallas. Oregon.
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We cspeciolly feature prescrip­
tion work
in this store.
Bring
your prescriptions here for high
grade service.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenee God­
dard and baby of Seaside spent
the week end at the home of Mr.
Goddard's uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Walker and grand­
mother. Mrs. Laura Holcomb
3 Registered Pharmacists
to Serve You
Meeting Notices
AM ERICAN LEGION
ond A U X ILIA R Y
Beoverton Pott No. 124
Beaverton
Pharmacy
REGULAR M EETING
1 it ond 3rd Wednesday eoch month
at 8 :1 5 p. m.
Temporary Meeting Place
I 0 O F H A LL. BEAVERTON
K EIT H DEN N EY — R A Y GUNTHER
Post Commander
Adjutont
The Prescription Store
Porenf Teockers Association
51 Broodway
Asparagus - Cauliflower - Ratlinhes - Green Onions.
Hut limine Cueiimher* - Fresh Tomatoes - Culavo«
Our Vegetables Are Fresh
It costs no more.
"Your Savings W ill be in Cosh
^ £ m > t a ió n 1 ú / t n ilú / t £
PHONE
BEAVERTON 3461
BARNES SCHOOL
Notes
3-pc. Sectional Davenport for the modern home.
We knocked o big section off the original price,
teo.
5 pc. Walnut Dinette Set
WATKrB'C d e p a r t m e n t
WAJjQLn «
STORE
“The Complete Shopping Center”
A Dark Blue Velvet Daven­
port and Chair. This one is
really overstuffed. Anyway
it's darned heavy ond we
are tired of moving it
around. Custom built and
built for comfort.
How about a Light Tan Davenport and Chair?
Strictly for a housewife who can keep her husband
off af it.
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The world famous Passion Play
presented by the original com­
pany from the
Black Hills of
South Dakota, will make its first
appearance in a decade In Port­
land at the Public Auditorium toi
a four day run oeginning Apt 11
13th through 16th.
For 705 years this production
has had a continuous run, start­
ing in 1242 A. D., in Luenen, West­
phalia. The roles have been hand­
ed down from father to son and
mother to daughter from its or­
igin. In 1937 the payers, fearing
the dictatorship of Hitler moved
their fentlre company to the Un­
ited
States and settled In the
Black Hills.
The orignal
script has been
translated and adapted into the
English language. Josef Meier as
the Christus heads the cast. Oth­
er outstanding roles are played
by Douglas Hope as Judas and
Clare Hume is seen as Mary, *he
Mother. Meier is the seventh dir­
ect decsendant to play the Chris­
tus role in the last 200 years.
There will be a supporting cast
of 125.
BEAVERTON LUMBER Co.
Dark Blue Velvet
Davenport and Chair
your
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Martyn
announce the marriage of their
daughter, La Ray, to Mr. Norman
Stephen Barna, of Chicago, Illi­
nois. The couple was married
March 28 in the Kenilworth Pres­
byterian church In Portland at an
eight o’clock candlelight cere­
mony.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Maryjane, and the best
man was Eugene Barna, of San
Mateo, California, brother of the
groom.
A reception at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Merchant, in
Portland, followed the ceremony.
Mrs. Merchant is an aunt of the
bride.
The bride's gown was the tra­
ditional white satin, with a sweet­
heart neckline; she wore a finger­
tip veil, and carried a bouquet of
talisman roses and white sweet-
peas.
The maid of honor wore a blue
tulle dress and carried yellow car­
nations and grape hyacinths, and
wore a flower halo of matching
blossoms. The flower girl, Karen
Barna, niece of the groom, wore
yellow tulle and. earned a basket
of flowers and nosegays of blue
and yellow blossoms.
Mr. and Mrs. Barna will re­
turn to Chicago after a two weeks’
honeymoon
in California.
Mr.
Barna is employed in the Public
Relations Department of Swift &
Company.
3— S. W. Farmington
and a
let
1 3 -1 6 , A u d i t o r i u m
SHOE
Wood Heating Stove
to
Barna-Martyn
Nuptials
KINGSLEY
...
We have enough to
Passion Plav to Be
Presented April
Phone 2311
Regular Monthly Meeting
4th Tuesdov of Eoch Month
ot 8 p. m.
MILLER'S
FOR BETTER FOODS
Phones
Portland BR 7960
Beaverton 3661
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