BEAVERTON
ENTERPRISE
WEST SLOPE
A most pleasant surprise was
given Mr. D. P. MacDonald Mon­
day by a group of her friends
and neighbors In the form of a
dish towel shower. The occasion
was her birthday.
Among those present
were
Mrs. Albert Barber, Mrs. Fred;
Gower. Mrs. Harold Cox, Mrs.
Robert K&mosh, Mrs. Irving La-
Fond, Mrs. Nellie Jamieson, Mrs.
(Her. Mrs Nick Miller,
Mrs Anna Berry.
Friday, January 16, 1948
RETURN HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grant
has just returned from Sun Val­
ley, Idaho. Mr. Grant won the
junior chamber of commerce
lucky ticket and had his choice
of a trip to the Rose Bowl or
Sun Valley choosing Sun Valley
Mr and Mr. D J. Ga.iorow.ki M c K i n l e y N e W S
and
son Joey of Seattle spent V IS IT A T PASS
the
week end at the home of
Mr. and y rs §am smith
Mrs. Gasiorowski s parents, Mr. j jas^ week end in Grants
and
Mrs Donald 1’ McDonald. Ore. They were guests of
Joey having been with his grand-
and wjfe Mr and Mrs
parents since Christmas.
Smith.
spent
Pass,
their
J. D. until it is sold.
BOUND FOR SALT LAKE
Mr .and Mrs. D. P. MacDonald
Harry Mair attended the Rab entertained at dinner Saturday
bit show, sponsored by the New evening their daughter and hus­
Zealand Specialty club, which band, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Gasio­
was held Sunday In Portland at rowski and son Joey of Seattle.
Mr. Walter Heaton, son Erwin
Columbia park.
Mrs. B. A. Scott left Monday
for Salt Lake, enroute to her
home in Kansas City, Mo. She
has been a guest of her niece,
Mrs. A. J. Neelings for the past
month.
•VALUES
S and H
GREEN STAMPS
WITH ALL PURCHASES
1 25
Coffee Pots . . . . 89c
2.80
at
Dish P a n s............1.99
Iron Skillets...........99c
Jan. 31st
1.10
Iron Skillets...........79c
3 49
Dutch Ovens . . . . 2.29
8.65
RUGS
................ 3.99
4 25
19c
White Garb. Can 2.89
SPONGES - 59</< OFF
Wear Ever Cleaner 9c
4 25
3 00
4TOZ
35c
Tow C ab le.......... 1.99
9 95
Wooden Bowl. . . . 29c
Auto Robes.........7.99
95c
l 95
3-Pc. Bowl S e t . . . 69c
Racers
l 30
............... 1.59
17 75
Pyrex Flamewire 99c
B ro ile r............. 10.99
1 05
19 80
Pyrex Flameware 79c
Electric Heater .. 9.99
3 00
4 95
Serving Tray . . . 1.49
Medicine Cabinet 1.99
BATH and TOWEL
7 50
DOZENS
of other
BARGAINS!
Wheelbarrow . . . 5.49
10 95
Copper Boiler . . . 8.79
6 45
Barbed W ire....... 5.99
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B eav erto n Hardware
ED ZUMWALT
THE HOUSE OF SERVICE
P H O N E 3921
Priscilla club met with Mrs.
Inez Johnson January 8. Mrs. R.
L. Kingsbury will be the hostess
January 22.
BEAVERTON
N EW S
PORTLAND V ISIT
Borne's School
Jim Payden is the proud owner
of a new Chevrolet.
DINES ON A LLEN AVE
Mrs. Mabel Smith was dinner
guest this Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harri­
son of Allen avenue.
TEACHER RECOVERS
Mrs.
Marks, seventh grade
teacher at Beaverton grade school,
who has been ill is now back
at school.
The students were
very happy to see her.
FARMERS UNION
Cedar Mill Farmers Union will
meet Tuesday, January 20 at 8
p. m. Initiation of new mem­
bers, regular business. Everyone
urged to attend. Refreshments
will be served.
M AIL BOX MOVES
Mail service on Allen avenue
has been changed since the first
of the year. House numbers have
been assigned and all the mail
boxes have been moved to the
north side of the road.
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LEGAL
NOTICE
NOTICE OF SEALED BIDS
Sealed bids for insurance on the
Washington County automotive'^
equipment for the year beginning
February 1, 1948, will be re­
ceived by the County Court, and
must be submitted by 10:00 A.
M., Wednesday, January 28, 1948.
Bidders must be residents of
the County. Public Liability and
Property Damage in the amount
of $10.000 and $20,000 will be
carried on each piece of equip­
ment. Fire and Theft will be car­
ried actual value.
The County reserves the right
to place the Public Liability and
Property Damage with one bid­
der and Fire and Theft with an­
other if such procedure appears
advisable.
The County Court reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
A list of the equipment is
available at the County Court o f­
fice.
Date of first publication, Jan­
uary 16, 1948.
Date of last publication Janu­
ary 23. 1948
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. O'Brien
visited at the home of Mr. O’Bri­
REPORTER ABSENT
en’s sister, Mrs. L. Studnikia.
Suzanne Templeton, the regu­ of Portland, Saturday.
lar school reporter, is absent be­
cause of a bad cold. We regret GIRL'S ROUTE GROWS
that she isn’t here, and we hope
Ruth Rogers young Oregonian
she will be back soon.
carrier of East Walker Road, has
added 16 customers to her route,
POTTERY DISPLAY
increasing her route to 45 cus­
TRY BEFORE YOU BUY
tomers.
There was a display of pot­
For personal skin analysis,
tery projects in each room on VISITORS A T SHERWOOD
color, make-up and free pre­
P. T. A. night. The children
sentation of Beauty Counselor
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wagner
molded the
objects
of
clay,
of Sherwood, were Sunday visit­ Products.
which were allowed to dry and
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then sent to a kiln to he baked ors at the Earle O’Brien home
on Allen avenue
and glazed in color. There were
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MRS. ABBO TT ABSENT
Garbage Can . . . 1.19
G r a t e r ................... 39c
Mrs. Adeline Gould is a surg­
ical patient in Good Samaritan
hospital In Portland, She is re­
ported improving satisfactorily.
OH! TH A T NEW CHEV
HI
1.50
75c
¥
................5.99
Fly S p ra y ...............69c
Egg B e a te r........... 59c
Wood Range . . . 39.99
12.95
1.19
1.60
52 50
Sleeve Board. . . . 69c
Fly S p ra y .............. 39c
Oil Heater . . . . 79.99
Pottery Custard.. 49c
i oo
50c
84.50
6 for
Boys B ike......... 39.99
RUGS
HOSPITALIZED
CLUB MEETS
Fly S p ra y ............... 19c
Kitchen Range .. 89.99
10c
Camp Stove . . . 17.99
30c
109 50
Mirror ................ 69c
21.95
Electric Fence . 17.99
Cabinet Sink . . 139.99
125
Wood Range . . . 49.99
20 00
159 50
W ater S e t ......... 1.99
57.50
Electric Fence . 24.99
Vogue Enamel . . 1.79
McKinley Community club met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. H
E. Scruggs. Plans were formu­
lated for a bazaar to be held
later.
Harry Livingston moved his
trailer house from the
Frank
Rafinat property to Vancouver.
Wash. He is employed in the
manufacture of pumice building
blocks there.
31.00
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BAZAAR PLANNED
LEAVES FOR VANCOUVER
Baby Walker . . . 8.99
ALL GIFT POTTERY
9c to 99c OFF
Per Piece
Mrs. Lyle Smith entertained
at a birthday party for her lit­
tle daughter, Suzanne, January
2. Refreshments with individual
candle-lighted
birthday
cakes
were served to eight young
guests.
F. J. Kaizer of Kelso, has come
to live at the home of
his
daughter. Mrs. William Parker.
10 95
l 50
BIRTH D AY GUESTS
FROM KELSO
49.95
The Marshall Wells
Store
Mrs. Frieda Thatcher has sold
her home home and moved Into
her new home in Portland Mr
and Mrs. E. A. Proctor of Port­
land have purchased the Thatch­
er home.
Date
of
Sale
Jan. 21st
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Waste Baskets . . 1.29
In a torrential rain, Sunday,
January
4, a foundling babe,
about six months of age, was left
on the doorstep of Dr. N. E.
Johnson, on Canyon Road near
the East “ Y ” , Beaverton. Accom­
panying the foundling was a
note, written in a cramped hand,
beseeching the doctor to find a
good home in which better things
migt be in prospect.
Touched by the note, and the
beguiling personality of the ram-
soaked urchin Dr. Johnson re­
port« that he will try to place
the foundling, whose only re­
ported name is Betsy, in a
private home where she may
have the advantages of a proper
upbringing He stoutly maintains
he will not attempt to make a
placement through a social agen­
cy. Rather, by exhaustive invest­
igation, he maintains he will be
as well qualified as social work­
ers in Judging
family
back­
grounds to ensure Betsy a good
home
He estimates her age to be
about six months Her hair is
medium long and, perhaps be­
cause of the harrowing experi­
ence in connection with
her
abandonment. Is almost entirely
white. Only on the forehead and
both ears is the hair black . . .
and her tail is long.
Anyone whose heart is touched
by the sad abandonment of the
foundling and who will be will­
ing to make a place in his home,
is asked to contact Dr. N. E.
Johnson, at the veterinarian hos­
pital near Haskell center
Even a mongrel dog, the doc­
tor says, may develop into a
treasured pet.
NEW HOME
DINNER GUESTS
ATTENDS SHOW
Lamp Shades . . . . 99c
Beaverton Doctor
Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Higgins
have moved to Klamath
Falls Finds Abandoned
where he is employed. His bro­
ther Alfred and wife are living Babe On Doorstep
in the home here temporarily
MOVE TO KLA M A TH FALLS
FROM SEATTLE
MARBLE COOK
COUGH and COLD
PREPARATIONS
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Mrs. Abbott has asked for a
leave of absence in order to have
a complete rest and physical
checkup. We expect her back in
a few weeks. Mrs. Ray Evanson
of Tigard will be the substitute.
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TO STEPHEN FOSTER
with respiratory infection Vacagen Tablets or Oral iïj
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$1.35 per treatment
birthday, which is January 13,
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BICYC LE TOUR
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Douglas May, John
Maffltt,
and John Taft, who are new at
our school this year, recently
made a bicycle tour of the com­
munity to see the homes of some
of their classmates. Daniel Grif-
fen of the Gable school accom­
panied them.
—Gene Walters. 8th gr.
Nurse Brand Laxative COLD TABLETS and many others
Ask for your favorite brand of cold or cough mixture
We have it
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Charity lodge No. 75 met »t
regular session Jan. 8 with 30
members present and three visit­
ors. this being the last meeting
with the 1047 officers in office
Last year’s activities were dis­
cussed The report from the aud­
iting committee was read and ap­
proved and the trustees reported
a new roof had been put on the
lodge hall
Tw o brothers were reported
sick V committee was appointed
to assist the Rebekahs with the
refreshments on Friday. Jan 18
when joint installation will he
held This will he an open meet­
ing
The two candidates were taken
to Hassalo Lodge in Portland Fri­
day night hut failed to get the
first degree
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the best for you.
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shirt, are requested to turn in in
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Huddleston.
Beaverton.
Phone
2723 on or before Jan. 18, so
they will he ready when nice m
weather arrves and all are rul­ Ti
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looking and the kind everyone
will he proud to wear. Next meet­ in
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residence on Watson Rd . Feb
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Steel Fence Posts
Oak and Fir Flooring
Pine Shelving & Cabinet Lumber
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