B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E
R EA L
TUALATIN VALLIY
M A R K E T
B A S K E T
T O O LATE T O C L A S S IfT
F O R SA LE —' 1934 Chev. 4-door
stand ard sedan, good condition,
$295 1933 ton truck Chev.. $250
A dding m achine, typewriter, an­
tiqu e piano, also 1929 Chev. cou­
pe w ith ’35 body. $95. 8x16 sm all
house to be moved. $250. John­
son R oad and D ivision St. Ph.
B eaverton 2462 Howard Smith.
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G IR L S E M P IR E BICYCLE
for
sale, brand new, $35. Mrs. Bruce
Combs. R t. 2. Box 121, Tigard.
O regon.
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E X P E R IE N C E D BO O K K E EPER
w an ts position. General office
work, full or part time. Phone
B eaverton 2684
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VTSOR VANITY CASES—On sale
for $2.00. You can't m iss on
these. S ales Nlns-T-NIne Service.
Tigard, Ore.
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SK I RACKS, cholca of several
brands now on sale at $5.00 up.
S ales N ine-T-Nine Service, T i­
gard, Ore.
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B IK E S - 24" F irestone Sales Nine-
T-N Ine Service. Tigard. Ore.
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A P P L E T O N Spot Lights. F inger­
tip control are now available,
$18.95 with sealed beam. Sales
N ine-T -N ine Service, Tigard, Or.
K L E E N E X D IS P E N S E R S — We
still have a few left for your
car, $2.95.
Sales
N ine-T-N ine
Service, Tigard, Ore.
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H E A T E R S -S e ll out on popular
m odels. All going at cost. Sales
N ine-T -N ine Service, Tigard, Or.
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PO LISH ES, w axes. Yes, we have
m any
of your favorite brand
S ales Nine-T-NIne Service, T i­
gard, Ore.
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IM PE R IA L T IR E S At last they
are here. The all-rubber, nylon
cord, blowout protection tire
w ith 50% more rubber. Come in
and see th is tire for your car.
Sales N ine-T-N ine Service, T i­
gard, Ore.
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FOR SALE Large desirable build
ing lots on paved street, close
to good transportation, etc More
lots available. John Greln, N.
V ista ave., Aloha, 3rd house on
right from highw ay.
4p
FO R SA L E -E le ctric w ater pump
on 30 gal. pressure tank. Good
condition. John Greln. north V is­
ta ave., Aloha, 3rd house on
right from h ighw ay.
4p
EM ER G ENC Y E Q U IP M E N T Te
teo fire ex tin g u ish ers $2.49, flares
25c. Fire and tire bottles. E v­
ery car needs th ese item s. S ales
Nlne-T-NIne S ervice, Tigard, Or.
Phone 2742
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EX H A U ST D E F L E C T O R S
N ew
24 inch, all chrom e type. On sale
for $3.50 this w eek only. S ales
N ine-T-N ine S ervice, Tigard, Or.
P hon e 2742.
FO R IUCNT A partm ent, 3-room
for couple Apply T igard Hard
gard. Ore.
4p
JU ST A R R IV E D Pre-shrnnk F or­
est Green durable work trousers
$5.96. W ilson's Men's Shop, T i­
gard, Ore.
4p
JUST A R R IV E D P ie-sh ru n k F or­
est Green durable work trousers
$5.95. W ilson's Men's Shop. Tl-
ware, Ore.
4p
CORDS! CORDS! C O R D S! W hile
they last. $5 95 W ilson's Men's
Shop, Tigard. Ore.
4p
CO RDS! CORDS! C O R D S! W hile
they last. $5.95 Men's Shop. Tl-
Shop, Tigard, Ore.
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Cath. Daughters Beaverton Cubs
Organize Group Potluck Dinner
Beaverton Court Draws Over 200
F r.d o y , Feb ruary 20, 1948
E STA TE
FOR
SALE
A LO H A —2-bdrrn, mod. home, auto
heat, large lot, 1 blk. busline &
store, close to school, new home,
The C atholic D a u g h ters o f A m ­
W ell over 200 attended the pot-
$8450, term s. Open Sunday.
erica organized a new court at luck dinner given February 10 by
ALOHA—5 a. mod
home . large B eaverton on Sunday, Feb. 15.
Cub Scout Pack
No. 517 at the
c h ic k e n . house, barn, fine berry T he cerem onies w ere held at the B eaverton C ongregational church
land, 3a young filberts close to Aloha G range hall.
to celebrate its blue and gold
hua line $7600.
The sta te regent, Mrs. R o se Bell, m onth and in honor of N ational
Good hom es, building lots and
assisted by the d egree team from B oy Scout W eek
a creage listed In our Aloha o f­
S even boys were inducted as
Court M ultnom ah o f P ortlan d in ­
fice.
itiated 36 ch arter m em bers from new cubs and were given bobcat
AIXIHA 3-bdrm. mod. house, 1.15 Beaverton and
tw o
can d id ates | pins, w hile m any more boys re­
acres, m ain highway, $6500.
from Hillsboro.
ceived aw ards for achievem ents;
A LO H A —2 acres, large
modern
Im m ediately fo llo w in g w as the the w hole sandwiched w ith short
hom e, full basem ent, very nice, election of o fficers. T he new of­ sk its presented by the boys from
$9500.
ficers elected and in sta lled w ere the various dens.
Special gu ests included Mr. C.
H IL I.SBO R O 12 new mod homes grand regept, B etty W agenblast;
in B irchw ood Park, radiant ht., vice regent, C atherine B arsotti; B. W alker, district representative
B eaverton-Tualatin-H ills-
hardwood floors, the latest in j prophetess, E velyn J am ieson ; fin- o f the
m odern
hom es at the lowest J aeicial secretary, M argaret Hol- boro area who supervised the pre­
term s—for sale
exclusively by | boke; treasurer, E u n ice H em rich; sen ta tio n of awards, and Mrs.
G riffith A Meeke. Open Sun day ^ historian, Ida H anson, m onitor, W alk er; Mr, Ott, scoutm aster of
G R IF F IT H A M EEKE, R ealtors A ngelina Albino; sentin el, Mrs. E. th e H illsboro troop and Mrs. Ott;
of
H illsb oro and Aloha
Santoro: lecturer, Ju nta C om fort; C randall Peck, scoutm aster
O p en Sunday Aloha. T h e a t r e , Bldg organist, R pse H eitzrnan;
trus- B eaverton troop No. 208 and Mrs.
4 *ees, Juanltd' M inten, L aV ene Mc- P eck ; Lloyd Schreiner and Fisher
- Donald, R uth D ohm an, B lanche L ogan, w ho are to be the scout­
W A N T E D - Live rabbit fryers 4 am ith Mrs. A . L edw ith and Mrs. m a ster and chairm an of Beaver­
to 6 pounds. 30c per lb. Phone B M cDonnell.
ton's new scout troop No. 517 and
cubm aster
o f the
B eaverton 2728, 5th house south
A banquet h onoring Mrs. Bell Mr. H aller,
of A llen ave., w est side of road. | the state regent concluded the H illsb oro pack, who conducted the
W ebelos
cerem ony for R obley
B eaverton.
4 dayg. a ct|vitles.
M organ, D ennis Enger, Alvin Back-
Mrs.
E
velyn.
Jam
ieson
,
as
toast-
S IN G E R
SE W IN G
MACHINE,
D arryl
Larsen,
Donald
m istress introduced F a th er Snl- m an,
drop head. In good condition $35.
K
nepp
and
Hugh
Eddy
who
grad­
N . H ill, on A lexander b etw e en . derhon _ of B eaverton for th e wel- uated into scouting.
U nion A H unter, Aloha. Or. 4p com ® of sta te o fficers. Mrs. Bell,
regent: M aude R ogue, secretary;
FOR R E N T Warm
< om fortable Ann Erw ert, treasurer; M ary La- PNG CARD PARTIES
sleep in g room and garage. Phone J Doux and H elen W hite, d istrict
T he P N G club are sponsoring
B eaverton
3393
4p deputies, and grand regen ts, Max- a se rie s o f three card parties, the
ine D uyck o f H illsboro, H elen first one February 21 a t the
W elsh o f P ortland and Mrs. Pel- I. O. O. F. hall. All are welcom e.
ONLY $3950 new 2-bedroom home ]etler
T h e prize
R ev.
T here of w ill M cM
be innville.
one grand
F in ish sid in g on, flue In, plum b­ F ath er
John
G oodrich o f St. w hen p arties have been held, al­
in g roughed in, sink and to ile t M ary’s B oys H om e a t H u ber gave
so prizes given each night.
F in ish Inside and you will have the principal address.
an a ttra ctiv e hom e very reason­
M usic for the ev en in g w a s fur­ Heitzrnan, Anna Kalibaba, Mary
able. S. W . corner 10th A Main nished by P a tricia and R ichard K em m e, C aroline Kunkle, Anna
streets, B eaverton.
4p Seldler.
Kipp, Iren e Layton, A. Ledw ith,
T h e m em bers o f th e n ew court F. Leis, B. M cD onnell, LaV ene
FO R S A L E —A utom atic 40-gal. gas
are: M iss A. Albino, Mrs. C. A l­ M cD onald, C. M illsap, Ju anita Min­
w ater heater, good condition $50.
bino, A gnes A ltlshln, C ath erin e ten, R uth R oss, E. Santoro, Eva
I. L. R iley, R t. 1, box 228. B ea­
B arsotti, A. B easley, M. Berry, Sartl,
B etty
W agenblast,
E.
verton, h a lf m ile w est o f Pro­
Junta C om fort. R u th
D ohm an, W right, H elen Seidler, F lorence
gress.
4p
N ellie G arfield, M argaret H olboke, L aF ond, Freda Amel, E velyn J a m ­
FOR SA L E P ractically new Phil- Ida H anson, E u n ice H em rich, R o se ieson and B lanche Sm ith.
co car radio $35. Phonp Tigard
3233
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Pioneer Publishing Co.
PH O N ES
2321
AT w a te r
Hon. Scott Leavitt, past nation­
al com m ander of the Spanish War
V eterans and for m any years Uni­
ted S tates senator from Idaho,
w as the featured speaker, Febru­
ary 14. at a joint m eeting of the
Beaverton and Hillsboro cam ps of
the U nited Spanish War Veterans,
and their auxiliaries. The m eeting
honored the m em ory of 266 men
who lost their lives. 50 years ago.
in the sinking of the battleship
Maine. The program followed a
covered dish luncheon at noon.
Mr. Leavitt now resides in Ore­
gon and is at present the district
governor of R otary clubs of Ore­
gon and W ashington. H is address
brought out the im portant re­
sults that follow ed the Spanish-
Am erican war and its effect upon
the individual, the United States
and the world at large.
U ntil the year 1898, the United
S tates had been under the sha­
dow o f the great em pires of Eu­
rope. But the events which fol­
lowed that date established our
country’s leadership in righting
the w rongs o f oppressed peoples,
not alone in Cuba but in the is­
lands o f P uerto R ico and the
P hilippines.
T he U nited S tates had long been
in sym pathy w ith th e efforts of
Cuba to free itself of Spanish
despotism . But the sin k in g of our
battleship M aine in H avana har­
bor where It w as anchored at a
post designated by th e authorities,
w as the spark that incited the
A m erican people to action.
The fam ous race o f the battle­
ship Oregon to Join the A tlantic
fleet, to help in the destruction
o f the Spanish fleet, proved the
im m ediate urgency
of a short
route betw een the P a cific and
A tlantic oceans with resulting con­
struction of th e Panam a canal
A nother consequence
of the
Spanish A m erican w ar w as the
g reat Interest It created in scien ­
tific research to com bat yellow
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LEGAL
six m onths but had been critically
ill only th e last five days.
Miss M ergenthal w as born in
Sigel, 111., and spent m ost of her
life there. In 1945 she m oved to
Bottineau, N. D„ and made her
home w ith her sister Mrs. Emma
L. Speer. In Septem ber, 1947 she
came to Beaverton. Ore., w ith her
sister and other m em bers of the
family.
Funeral
services
were
held
from th e W. E. P egg Mortuary in
Beaverton on W ednesday, Febru­
ary 11 at 2 p. m., w ith Reverend
Erwin G erkin o f the Pilgrim Luth­
eran church o fficia tin g Miss Mer­
genthal w as a m em ber of the
church. C oncluding services were
held at C rescent Grove cem etery
with vau lt interm ent.
She leaves to m ourn her p ass­
ing, one sister Mrs. E m m a L.
Speer, and one niece, Mrs. H enry
J. Durdel both of B ertha-Beaver-
ton highw ay, rt. 1, Beaverton, and
one nephew, W alter E. Guebert
of Dallas, T exas; also three grand
nieoe3 and three grandnephew s.
P hyllis W Ukerson, B everly Durdel,
W anda Lou Guebert; K enneth and
W esley Guebert and N orm an Dur­
del. Tw o sisters preceded her in
death.
her son -in-law and daughter
and Mrs. H F M iller
DINNER GUESTS
Mrs. T. S ilver of Vancouver.
Wn„ and Mrs. W. Sliver of West
Linn w ere dinner gu ests on Sat­
urday oT Mr. and Mrs. V. M Pjijp
of S ch olls road.
Mr. R. W. Crane h a s returned
fro m the h ospital w here he under­
w ent a seriou s operation several
m on th s ago.
In order to b e near h e r husband
Mrs. C rane sta y ed a t the home
of her siste r in P o r tl a n d until
Mr. C rane w a s released.
Mrs. V. L. B each is accompany­
ing h er fa th er and m other on a
tw o w eek s v isit to Carmel, Calif.
DISTRICT INSPECTION
Mrs. W . E. G elln sk y attended
the d istrict m eetin g and Inspec­
tion by K atherine Felsher. grand
m atron o f th e M yrtle K ellogg Cor­
in th ian ch ap ters in Portland last
w eek.
SCHELLER'S
ALOHA
HOME - OWNED
JERSEY
GRADE "A"
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IM)G L I C E N S E N O T I C E
The license fees for U censeable
TA BLE, Blue F orm ica and Chrome
pedestal Like new, $30. R ex T. dogs over the age o f eigh t m onths
Jones, 1136 N E , M cLain Dr., and for dogs owned and kept w ith ­
B eaverton, or B i. 9503.
4p in the State of O regon over 30
days for the year 1948 are:
'36 NASH Four-door Motor com ­
Male dog
$1.00
pletely overhauled, exc. tlrea,
Fem ale Dog
$1.50
clean body and paint, $523. D.
Spayed F em ale D og $1.00
F. Clouser, H unter Ave., Aloha,
After March 1st. 1948, the li­
or Broadw ay 9603 w eek days. 4p cense fee Is $100 m ore for failu re
to procure licen se for th e dogs
SIX FOOT HOME F R E E Z E R . *47,
above stated.
like new. Sealed unit, $225. Rex
Also after March 1, 1948. the
T. Jones, 1136
N E M< !.aln
fee is $100 m ore for fa ilu re to
D r. a B eaverton, or Hroadway
procure licenses
for lloen seab le
9503
4P
dogs becom ing 8 m o n th s o f age
P R A C T IC A U -Y NEW W ASH ING after March 1. 1948. and for dogs
m ach ine for sale. W ill deliver over 8 m onths old, ow ned, or kept
710 Stan wood, Cedar H ills
4p w ithin the State o f O regon o v er
30 days after March 1, 1948.
W E E K E N D SPE C IA L -C om p lete
IJcen ses m ay be ordered by
bathroom sets Including client mail
toilets, ca st iron bathtub and
State the nam e and address of
w ash b asin s
$219.50 com plete. the person to w hom the lic en se Is
T igard H ardw are Co.
4 to be Issued, and th e sex o f th e
dog.
W E E K E N D S P E C IA L
Dupont
F ees are payable to W. A. Tup-
bowl cover seta. R eg 49c, sp eci­ per, County Clerk, H illsboro. O re­
al 26c T igard H ardw are Co. 4 gon.
Published by order o f the C oun­
W E E K E N D S P E C IA L — K itchen
p laqu es R eg. $1.00. special 49c ty Court of W ash ington C ounty,
Oregon
each. T igard H ard w are Co
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D ate of first pub lication F eb ru ­
K E N D S P E C IA L — Closeout ary It. 1948
D ate of last publication. F eb ru ­
earrin gs and lapel pins. 28*4
T igard H ard w are Co.
4 i ary 20, 1948
5 -L 8 .
Pork Steak
Pork Loin R,6 Root* Caf
Poit Chops Caafar
C*fi
fW
Piece Bacon
C th
Beef Swiss Steaks
PORK
RO A ST
Shoulder cuts
u .4 5 e
SLICED
55 ‘
5 *
Lb
59 c
LB 6 9 *
Skinned
HAMS
H olt or whole
57
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APPLES
OFTEN
Safeway Apples Are Extra Foncy ond Fancy Pock
Winesaps ,b, 2 5 bos2 .9 8
3 2 9 «
Red Delicious
box $3 .1 5
lb s .
x
t
daring tbit
NO. 1 CAN
SMITH BRAND
iu
ORANGES
Q uart
B o ttle
HOOD RIVER BRAND
7-U . Beg
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If you see an item adver­
tised in this town at a
price low er than Safe­
way''-. please bring a
copy of the ad to our
nearest store.
We will glady adjust our
price on any item of like
grade and quality to meet the
competitive price
Wesson Salad Oil
45c
Mazola Salad Oil
*"* 47c
Shortening
*°r°' Sa';, 3 ,b cin $1.13
Mayonnaise
f
çw* i*' 8 3 c
Dressing
23c
45c
Sno-White Salt
t»‘s 9c
Sweet Pick les
'* «« 20c
Pork and Beans c 4 i Ni
i*" 19c
Pork and Beans
N» »*> <«• (5c
Kitchen C ra ft Flour
SPAGHETTI
SMITH BRAND
12 CANS 51.15
Pancake Flour
10e
AO c
10 -LB. SACK 51.02
" A
Edwards Coffee
NEW LOW PRICE
5 -LB.
SACK
47*
' s a c k
Cranberry Sauce
Kadota Figs
Grapefruit
*»«r—
Juice
Mom■ ■ 0 roßtffuit,
Blended Juice , w 0
89
22c
n .
j o
o
1 9 C
r» 15c
46-0« 22c
"* 25c
EXTRA RICH BLEND
c* 53* £ ‘1.05 & *2,09
Lifebuoy Toilet Soap
2 bars 21c
Ivory Toilet Soap
2 med bars 23c
Boraxo
¡w»
«•" 17c
Oxydol Soap s«»./»»«* 24.01 <>»<, 37c
Super Suds G«»./«rw
i*-«
37c
Trend Soap
p‘s 3 l c 2 pk,‘ 32c
Bleach **"•"•••«
I Ic Vl **' 19c
Bleach
VS-g*»«« 2
7 c
Scotch Cleanser
s‘s | | c
Aerowax Wax
^ 49c
Cofiee Value*. Etc.
Nob Hill Coffee ,Jk
48c ** 95c
Airway Coffee , %
46c
$1.37
Maxwell House Coffee
'■* **“ 55c
M. J. B. and Hills Coffee '■* *** 55c
Golden West Coffee
55c
Sanka Coffee
59c
Canterbury Tee
**"*
* * * 45c
Upton's Tea
63c
Pink Salmon
...,... 49
Fancy Oysters
........45
Grated Tuna Fish c„.,
., .,...37“
Minced Clams
.. „
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Spaghetti
2 cons 25c
Green Beans
... .................. .. . 20
Fancy Corn --------- ----
. . . 18‘
Butter Kernel Corn
«„. r. 21‘
T omatoes
^ „„
...,. 25-
Tender Peas
... 10-
Pabst-etf Cheese
p i-M. ptf 28c
Breeze Cheese
ti-* pH 33c
American Cheese
Win
V ,.* . p H .
Pimiento Cheese Otttk w ,n
V ,.» p h 35‘
Serve Oranges!
Half Crate
$180
j
1
LO W
17c
N O . 1 CAN
THIN SKINNED, SEEDLESS O R A N G ES
Serve Health!
10e
12 CANS 51 15
SUZA N NA BRAND
Halibut Steaks
Lb. 59c
Salmon Steaks
Lb. 69c
Salmon Fillets
Lb. 59c
Sablefish Steaks Lb. 45c
Fillet of Sole
Lb. 53c
Smoked Cod Fillets lb. 53c
Kippered Salmon Lb. 73c
Salt Codfish
Lb. 53c
Fresh Oysters
Pint 65c
u .6 5 c
CM J O Y
u
SC 4 FOODS FOH LENT
BACON
LB.
49 <
u
Kidney Beans
Apple Juice
u
95c
CAN
DESERT BLOOM BRAND
ih o p id f
CwH
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/ r ar
Miscellaneous Values
Strained Honey
DELICIOUS BEST
PASTEURIZED
r
Our idea of the right price on each item we jell is the lowest price in town.
Under a long-established pricing policy, our first step is to give Safeway cus­
tomers the benefit of our efficient way of doing business by pricing everything
at the lowest point which will y ielj a fair profit. But we go beyond this in
that we also meet the prices of every competitor, item by item, and day by day.
We reserve the right to
limit ouantities. No sales
to dealers.
DAIRY
CALL A LO H A 6584
N O TIC E
NOTICE F O R S E A L E D B ID S
Pursuant to a resolution duly
passed at a regular m eetin g of
the R aleigh W ater D istrict, W ash­
ington C ounty, Oregon, D ecem ber
16, 1947, th e R aleigh W ater D is­
trict w ill o ffer for sale
to the
h ig h est bidder bonds approved by
the voters of said R aleigh W ater
D istrict on D ecem ber 1, 1947, in
the am ount of tw enty-fou r th ou s­
and five hundred ($24,500) dollars,
hearing interest at th e rate of
three and one q uarter (3^4) per
cen t per annum , said bonds m a­
turing at the rate of one thousand
dollars ($1,000) annually, th e said
principal paym ent fallin g due on
th e first day o f O ctober each
year with Interest payable sem i­
annually on the first day of J a n ­
uary and the first day of July
o f each year until the total sum
of the principal and in terest has
been paid.
Said bonds are offered for sale
to the h ighest bidder su b ject to
th e approval of th eir v a lid ity and
legality at the exp en se o f the
purchaser and further su bject to
the right of the R aleigh W ater
D istrict to reject an y and all bids.
All bids of said bonds should be
forw arded to th e R a leig h W ater
D istrict. Route 6, Box 1236-A, P o rt­
land, Oregon, and w ill be opened
at 8 p m„ March 12. 1948
Charles R. Lynn. S ecretary
R aleigh W ater D istrict
W ashington C ounty, O regon.
D ate of first publication, F eb ­
ruary 20, 1948.
D ate of last publication. March
5. 1948
PRICES
Fail Crete
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ON
vt
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L ik ely can d id ates for the vaoat-
ed p osition s aa school board di­
rectors
o f M cK ay school
are
W ayne T lppery o f Bradley Cor­
fever, m alaria and leprosy. And,
ners an d L an ce S trayer of Soren-
for the ’ first tim e, the U nited to road.
States w as firm ly established as
An election w ill be held at the
a world power.
school on F eb . 20 a t 8 p. m.
Here’s why.you are sure of the
Lowest Prices at SAFEW AY
QUALITY PRINTING
S ta te m e n ts
-
O ffic e F o rm e
L e tte r h e a d s
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R n ee lo p e e
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C ard s
HtTSINBBB F O R M S O F ALL T V P F 8
B e a v e rto n
L. Mergenthal McKay-Whitford
Former National Ella
On Sunday evening, Feb. 8, at OFF TO LALIF.
5:06 p- m.. death claim ed Miss
Mrs. R eva B row n left the U lUr
Leader Spanish
Ella L. M ergenthal, age 77 yrs., part of the w eek for San Lean
days. The deceased had dro. C alif., to v isit a t the home 0t
War Vets Speaks 3 been nios., in 5 poor
health for the past
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