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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1947)
r B Fri DOG'S DAY DOOMED S ta rt the HOLIDAY SEASON Off Right Come to I T H R IF T Y M ark e t for Extra Value . . .Plus FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS SERVICE IT'S H E R E ! A Crossman model 101 pump = air rifle, which shoots 22 calibre HI pellets, vanished from the show- m room of Falk Hardware company 2 !S A either Friday or Saturday, while g the manager’s back was turned. There are few of them in the iii neighborhood, the hardware man- jjj ager and a . sharp look Ill = ; Mr. Harrell is now located in the 6 is , declares, , being , . . for . it- out made = i Qn e thing the • light-fingered M l MANNING BLDG. « owner of the shooting piec< m (over Dean's Drug) BOOK LOVERi box goes with the = Beaverton Book Club reminds air rifle and he may have it = And Is Equipped to Take Those book lovers that time is creep- should he call at the store. ¡jjj XMAS PORTRAITS FOR YOU ing up on the silver tea and book Likewise, it is added. Falk iji review scheduled for December Hardware has plenty of amrnuni- jjj 2nd at the Bethel Congregational tion—in case the new ownei 5 A T REASONABLE PRICES i church,8 p. m- Subject has not should run out and need some = WORK OF Q U A LITY i| yet been announced, but Mrs. ( replacements. Pershin has been ■heduled for CANYON DRIVE PARTY the review. Public is cordially invited, -no Mr. and Mrs. Alexander and j ¡jj admission will be charged. Mr. and Mrs Hetu and Teddy | 2 attended a party at the Davis' s YOUNG MR RENNIE home on Canyon Drive last Sat ii) urday. Hi There's a new man In the I||ISHI=IH=III=IH=III=HI5IM5IIISIHSHI=HI=IH*IIIM"=III=III=IH=III= mi 5||I£|||5|IR| = household of Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Rennie, Waldport resi DRIVE THRU STATES dents who were formerly resi Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stipe re dents here. James Ronald, weigh turned home from an extended I ing 8 pounds, 3 ounces took trip last Monday afternoon. Mrs j BUILT-IN ¡RONING BOARDS his place in the Rennie home, Stipe visited with a sister in October 30, joining an older bro Nebraska while Elmer went HEATILATOR FIREPLACE UNITS ther. hunting. They visited in differ FIREPLACE SCREENS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rennie. ent states, going to Phoenix, Route 3, Beaverton, are the Salt Lake City and a number | BRICK, MORTAR AND SAND proud grandparents. of different places, driving thru STEEL CLOTHES LINE POSTS eight states. A black male cocker spaniel, with wide collar, no tag and a small white spot on his chest, faces certain d>>orn unless his ' owner <or some other citizen i pays the redeeming charges as provided for in ordinance 21. city charter, by November . i i 21. . ho He apprehended, . on the rie was was ami loose, Novem >c r • R n n ic T o v F R 5 NOTE Photo Studio for Beaverton H A RRELL'S PHOTO ! BEAVERTON S BIRTHDAY PARTY Golden West COFFEE 1 lb. Tins . . 48c Pint . . 39c té ) SW EET POTATOES M ake no p e ace with dirt or g re aa e U SI ^fsüNBRITE Can — 1 BLUE PLATE f «WW» IAH I L ' V » r ilO Y C l I A N t l * No. Z\ Tin . 19c By G & G Pumpkin Butter Rolls REALLY DELICIOUS FRESH BAKED 40c I Doz.............27c AT NO YOURS IXTRA COST n s JO G R A P EFR U IT HOLIDAY CAKE CANDLES GARTH BRAND W H IN Y O U »U Y No. 2 Tin . . 15c A P A C K A O I OP SWANS DOWN CAKI HOUR C.H.B. C A T SU P ^ Fruit Cocktail I Tall Tins . . 25c Î -------------------------------------------------------------- $ TOM ATOES ? 14 oz Bottle . 19c MILK SOLID PACK DARIGOLD I No. 21 Tin . 23c Large Tins . . He LEAVE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR THANKSGIVING GRADE 'A' BRQAD BREASTED ¿3 HENS lb. 57c TOMS lb. 49c CHOOSE YOUR TURKEYS HERE Bacon Squares A REAL BUY LB.............. 43c I Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ingraham, of Neskowin and Mr. and Mrs. Brookhardt and Darrell of Al oha spent Sunday at the H. R. Nelson home, it being Henry Nelson’s birthday. A most en joyable time was had. TRUMAN CALLS FOR DRASTIC ACTION i ! THRIFTY MARKET . , PHONE«3261 -* M C DELIVERY - PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV 20 THRU NOV. 26 Kingsley-Beaverton Lumber Co. j BEAVERTON'S 1 ST 0 P DEPT. STORE Open Every Night Till 9 P. M. | * Shoe Repairing i each Open Evenings By : : on Walker's Appointment La Rue Beauty Salon ADAMHAir M a HEMSTITCHING s s a g i c HICKOK C f Momicc’s Sewing Center in Wolkcr’s Dept. Store HOT W ATER HEATERS in -iil.itio n PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV. 20 THRU i NOV. 26 DRIVE SAFELY. IT'S THE SATE WAY— NOT THE RIGHT Or WAY THAT COUNTS St. Mathew Lutheran church. Telephone— Beaverton 3201 Canyon Road at Johnson, will BEAVERTON - OREGON observe its Thanksgiving ser —Continued from Page One— vice Wednesday evening No vember 2«, 7:45 p. m . tion operator, thinks Truman needs the backing of the people if anything against inflaton will be done but he doesn’t know if these measures will really help. Chester Beach, food retailer, votes yes on the first three meas ures and no on the fourth. There is plenty of stuff in the country he thinks and he believes that rationing would hurt the individual without helping ease prices. • Emory Peischel, baker, oppos es price control and rationing and thinks there should be a £ i downward trend in wages, toward £ normal. Francis Holboke, food retailer, thinks renewal of price control from will mean a return of scarcity. He opposes rationing, agrees to NOV. 17 to DEC. 25 £ i wage limitations. 2 1 Robert Holland, feed merch £ ant, declares It’s too late to do J anything. Truman. he says, 5 1 should have got on the beam ^ and stayed there two or three M A D E i. years ago. He opposes rationing NEOLITE Soles & Heels W H IL E ? and price controls .avers that wage limitations doesn’t make YOU Q u ick , Dcpcmlnhl*' sense because prices are higher W ATCH in proportion than wages. Service at Don Walker, clothing merch ant, contends that a man’s worth, CHAMBERLIN'S as reflected In wages, should not be limited, thinks other phases ..i n .. of the program would be ac ceptable if small retailers would get some relief from the involved SHIRTS AND BLANKETS procedure of the last experience with price control. R. W. Boyd, pharmacist, agrees ' UNION that something must he done, al though it Is up to Congress. H A D E ^ - n W » ^ / "IF YOUR HAIR is not Ray Clearwater, plumber, fav ors all four points, as does Jim becoming to YOU, y o u Duncan, insurance salesman hod better be coming to F. B Flitcraft, electrical con tractor from Sylvan, says all us four points are ‘ Very good idea’’ but l>elieves wages must be set on a par with prices before lim ited Jay Gibson ,Sr„ banker, says he “wouldn’t know.” WORK CLOTHING J. J. McMahon, realtor, be lieves the country should be I TAILORING SERVICE given l>ack to the people and let the law of supply and demand I B. T. WALTON take care of Itself. "We got along WEYENBERG I T hursday-1 pm to 6 pm many years,” he adds, “without PHONE 3461 government regulating every I Sat. afternoon 12 to 9 in thing same as ■ WALKER'S Mrs Reason, food retailer, be AIR CUSHION SHOES W ALKER'S STORE lieves In all of the measures except rationing, which she la bels “humbug.” D. R MoKalson, garment mer HEADQUARTERS chant. is Inclined to resist all price controls because he thinks it takes away incentive. Too Shirring, Plain Sewing, Gift W rapping many won’t live up to the rules, he aaya, ,md suggests .1 boj Shorten Trousers - Turn Collars - Install cott of high prices as one means of relief. Zippers - Shorten Dresses - Home Made Gifts Paul Maxwell, butcher, says: I “We can’t go hack. Price con-1 ONE DAY SERVICE trols will mean black markets! 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. Doily i ' and m im small operatoi - will j K V' ke Government aubatdj except Tucsdoy 10 A. M. to 12 Noon 9 under former control admin - t' ' ,1 .i '•) part f ■ • 1 sumer's food bill.” r I . F t T K O SPKFI». 9 } t J J UMBRELLA CLOTHES LINES HALF ROUND STEEL GUTTER AND FITTINGS OES TO KINTON A large crowd of the mem bers of O. E.S. atended their annual meeting at Multnomah chapter in Kinton on Tuesday night, it being Charter night and was instituted the same year as Beaver chapter. STUDIO rlect H r T h T l c o Available at Our Store fibre gl..*- 1 2 - g .illn n . Krimbrl> FUT—SI*K O \1 s:: m i l M W Oil lìlll Ili II<; 2n gal. rrg. Stili. SP H flI I. Siili Fnlk H ardw are IIKWFHTON DEPARTMENT STORE snoppiya ce \ ter ** I WALKER'S r//f. i < m ipeete l l . i ' k t ' l l S h o p p i n g t V n l «-1 N c .ir l',i*t V O n ( '¡in.von K o n d ........... Phone Beaverton 3461 Phone BEAVERTON 3461 WE GIVE H GREEN STAMPS ON ALL PURCHASE .1:1“ I A\ II (A
