O U T L IN E S PROGRAM
Mrs.
F aye
Saunders,
Noble
Grand o f B eaverton
R ebekah
‘30 MODEL. A Sedan. N ew top.
Lodge and her officers m et on
new
upholstering.
new paint.
T uesday even in g at the hall. The
$196. J. R. D eH aan 1 m ile w est
program for th e new term w as
o f Garden Hom e
on Garden
The V alley C om m unity U nited
outlined and an officer's drill
H om e Road. R te. 6. Box 1178. P resbyterian Church, S. W. Club
w as practiced.
Mrs.
Saunders
Portland. Oregon.
r>- Road and Brentw ood Ave.. W est
served lovely refreshm ents.
Slope. R ev. H. A. A rm itage. pas
GIRLS' wool sk irts and dresses.
tor, w ill have a s their guest next
Sixe 9-10. $1 each. P hone BK .
Sunday, January 23rd. the Rev.
con 4290.
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Arohib&ld K. Stew art, D. P., of
SL E E P IN G ROOM, dow nstairs, P ittsburgh. Pa.
Dr. S tew art is general secre
adjoining bath. Em ployed man
prel^rredt
P hon e B eaverton tary of the Board of Am erican
M issions of the U nited P resby
4366
terian Church. He will confer
w
ith the officers of the con grega
E * W SE W IN G CLINIC
F urniture upholstering, slip co v tion at a breakfast m eetin g in
ers, draperies and dressm aking the church at 7:30 a.m., will ad-
R easonable. 155 S. W. Stott, be- dress 'h* adu|1 •*ctlon of the
hind B eaverton
G rade School Sunday School at 9:45 on the
P hone 4104
1 'vorl1 of the A m erican Board, and
____________________________________ will deliver the serm on at the
R E W A R D : F or inform ation lead 11 00 a.m. service.
He will be accom panied by the
ing to return of sm all fem ale
Boston
terrier.
Black
w ith Rev. J. Boyd P atterson. D. D.,
w hite m arkings on neck, head superintendent o f M issions of Co
lum bia Synod, who w ill p artici
and legs. N am e "R ita”, Had
pate in the services of the day.
bell on collar w hen last seen,
at Tigard,
F riday,
Jan. 14.
PNG POT LUCK
N IE L SE N 'S. 504 S. W. John
The Beavarton R ebekah P a st
son Ave., Tigard. P h on e 2673
Noble Grands' Club m et T hursday
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at th e hall for a pot luck lu nch
H askell
Shopping Center 1948 CHEV. PIC K -U P. Like new eon w ith Mrs. Lucille Jones and
52 I Mrs. Lily W arner as h ostesses.
P hon e Aloha 6411.
Phone Beaverton 3541
Mrs. E llen La R ue installed the
follow ing new officers: President,
C lassified Ads Bring R esults!
Mrs. Mabel Gilm ore; Vice Pres.,
Mrs. L ucille
Jones; Sec.-Treas.,
Mrs. H a ttie Taylor; W arden, Mrs.
M innie
H edgepeth;
Guardian,
Q tù l/iÙ j
Mrs. Leona R ands and Chaplain,
Mrs. E llen La Rue
The n ex t m eetin g will be at
the hom e o f Mrs. Florence Dror-
baugh in P ortland w ith Mrs. Jo
sephine Barron assisting.
Mrs. A lice D aniels and
Mrs.
Jew el Lorentzen were initiated in
to the club.
• WANT ADS • Gen'l Secretary
Missions Bd. at
W. Slope Church
Beauty Bazaar
iStawk'ui Sbandò .
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DEPENDABLE
MEAT
What a difference it makes to
know that the meat you are buy
ing is of DEPENDABLE Quality.
# Good Meat is Our Specialty
This Week's Bargain—
Beef Pot Roasts
lb.
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D E L I V E R
We Give S & H
Green Stamps
Beaverton 3661
Broadway 7960
M illet's
1949
QUALITY
FOODS
Some
Models Available
COMPLETE
W
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For Immediate
OF
Delivery
USED CARS
1948 "9 8 " Olds. Conv.
1941 Old*. "76" Del. Sdn. R & H
1948 "98" Old*. Sdn.
1941 Old*. "66" Clb. Spe. Hyd.
1948 "98" Olds. Sdn.
1941 Old*. "76" Clb. Sdn. Hyd.
1948 Olds. De Luxe Station Wagon
1941 Ford Tudor R & H
1946 Olds. "76" Club Sedan
1940 Ford Coupe R & H
1940 Chrysler 2 dr.
Washington County Motors
Apricots
4% /Cc
2 fi
*v
Peas
4% ^c
i Round Steaks
■
£j Beef
Lb.
at I
JO H N W ATERS, salesm an
the W. J. McCready Lum ber Co.,
sa y s that It’s m ighty quiet around
his hom e with his w ife and the
tw o babies v isitin g her fam ily
in Liverpool, England.
W aters
married his wife w hile stationed
in E ngland during the war. Her
last letter, received the other day
stated she is g ettin g hom esick
for Beaverton
and exp ects to
leave for here soon. * • It w on’t f l
be quiet much longer, John!
They're observing the second
m onth w edding a n n lv ers^ -y at
the W ayne D rake resid en ce
In
B eaverton
* * • but a ctu ally
they’re an old m arried couple
The unusual story Is that W ayne
who w orks at the Teresl Food
C enter rem arried h is w ife a fter
they were
separated
for nine
years.* • • There's a w om an who
really got her m a n - b u t tw ice'
L atest on the five prospec
tive fath ers as reported In this
colum n last week. Is that one of
the five has Just been notified
by his w ife's doctor to prepare
h im self for twin*.
S
1
Picnic Hams
6 to 8 lbs
3Q C
S Corned Beef
EBd Tongues
^ gc
■ Lb.
9 9
NOW ON DISPLAY
STOCK
STARKIE TOT
SHOP
Si
and SERVICE
MODELS
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expert
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UPHOLSTERING BY CRAFTSM EN
m
tfim
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No need to waste money disposing
of old furniture and buying new. W e
can make your old furniture last many
Imore years
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Furniture Repairing - Modernizing
KEPLER DAVENPORT CO.
p 0 . Box 375
Phone Beaverton 4 I 4 1
A fte r hours Capitol 2 0 3 1
h t»r K v s u l t s Try O u r ( .¡ o s s if ie d i d s
Flannel Pajamas
God's Folks Lied
Washington County Motors
O S I L E
OLDS
SALES
T rade L anes
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, Ja n u a ry 21, 1949
UPSTAIRS
— SAVE
$ $ $ $
LADIES'
SUITS & COATS
Values to 50.00
PHONE8AHSIELVlLSIORO 781
VISITO RS FOR W EEK
Mrs Joe Dyrland and children
ind Mrs. r • h ;i r I * ■ - Brown o f F.'k -j
vine A lb erta, P m i i and MV. I
Daniel Kelly of Bedding. Calif.,
are v isitin g at the hom e of Mr
and Mrs Pete Sartl. Mr. Kelly
is Mrs, Sarti's brother.
T h ey plan to be here a week
! BR O K EN R IB
Alton Allen, who is w ell know n
in Beaverton w as In an auto
w reck and broke one o f h is ribs
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N a v y , O re y ,
( U l O R N : W in e , H lu r . t i r e «
tv rl* e . B ro w n a n d o th e r » .
\f % T F K I .4 I N : « ¿ a b a rd lm -v T w ills . C o
v e r t s . S h a g s , F lr* c* « , H in tle s , I h e c k s ,
W o r s te d s a n d O th e r M a te r ia ls .
Wig S ls e s . L ittl e S ite # — 10 lo N . . .
ill»
la rg e
s i t e s . N ew
H u lls, l-ong
J a c k e ts .
H h o rt
Ja c k e t« .
B a lle rin a * .
I o « ff C«*at«.
NOT A ll
C O L O R S A M I M A T E R IA L
IN E V E R Y H I7W.
SPECIAL
250 LADIES' COATS
100%
wool, wine, green, gray,
brown. These are last season's
Sizes 10 to 44 Values to $39 95
A W O N D ERFU L BUY A T .
b lack,
coats
Uw O ur
OPEN A L L DAY SATURD AY
S IN G ER
D R ESS C O .
6 02
M A
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l-ay-aw ay P lan
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Rayel Bid« bat Bdwy. A Park.
Morrison <Ovtr Knight's Store» |
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WE VE ALL THE STAPLES,
B Y THE W AY,
•UP PANTRY
.TODAY/
FROM SW IFT S GRADE "A " STEERS
f e
St'A B B \R D A N D BI.ADK
Elwtn Paxson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. S. Paxson of B eaverton
w as tapped for m em bership into
Scabbard and Blade, national mil
itary honor society, at the U ni
versity of Oregon. The group is
com posed of advanced
m ilitary
stu d en ts .selected on the basis of
cam pus and m ilitary grades and
general participation in a ctiv it
ies.
P axson is a junior in Journal
A fter W ednesday's
snow and ism at the U niversity.
cold and the w eatherm an's prom
ise o f m ore to com e over the C O U N T Y F A R M E R S ’ I N I O N
w eek-end, you and I m ay bun
N ext regular m eetin g of the
dle up again st the cold, cold pros W ashington C ounty Farm ers' U n
pects, but GEO RG E FA IR CH ILD ion w ill be held in the Quonset
o f the B eaverton Pharm acy as B uilding on the Fair Grounds in
su res us th a t our w ea'her is a Hillsboro, January 22, 8 p.m.
m ere nothing, a gust of wind
Pot luck refreshm ents. I -autel
w ith a few fla k es of w hite. It's Scholls Local w ill entertain.
all
com parative,
he says, and
G eorge is com paring it w ith the
big blizzard o f 1888 w hich he hap
pened to w itness.
“N ow there w as som ething to
com plain about,” Fairchild said.
H e w as liv in g on a farm in Col
FOR TH E TO T
orado .and rem em bers the day
particularly because he couldn’t
g et to sohool. The blizzard was
so furious, you couldn't find your
w ay to the barn from the house
and actu ally couldn’t see three
fe e t ahead. T he storm lasted
three days and tw o men in F air
child's little tow n, perished in the
b itter cold. • • • A fter hearing
that
.you’ll agree we're having
BALMY w eather.
M ADE
Loren* F aik of Falk's Hardware
reports that his new home on
With
Menlo D rive has been com pleted
except for tfie landscaping. • • •
2-PIECE
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To celebrate, the F alks had a I
few friend s out to dinner Sun-1
PAJAM A \ {
day night. * • * A fter an illness
of several days Jean H oeft is
again w a itin g on custom ers at
T illm a n ’s Tip Top.
R um or has it that three busin
esses w ill soon locate in the old
VISIT TO BEA C H
Mrs. Louise M anning left T u es P eg g M ortuary in the Grange
B u ild in g—an
am usem ent center,
day for a visit at the beach.
a m en's w ear store and a sew ing
cen ter w here wom en can rent
sew in g m ach ines on the prem ises.
• * * B IL L H A R T E R , ex G. I.
IN B IB L E TIM ES a m an and is learn ing the bakery trade at
his w ife sold a piece of property the B E A V E R T O N BAKERY. The
Haskell Shopping Center
and spread the story that they boy m ixes a m ean batch o f dough
gave the w hole sale price to the already accord in g to JIM KIELY.
| poor am ong
the Ixjrd's people.
L atest
B eaverton
resident is
This w as a lie. for they held out F R A N K S A N K E Y , yard salesm an
Open W ed and Fri. Nights
part o f the sale price for them - at K in gsley-B eaverton who has
| selves. T h ey w ere rem inded th a t rented a h ou se on D avis avenue.
the land w as their ow n to do H e and his w ife looked long and
Phone Beaverton 3542
| w ith as th e y pleased and they hard before th e y found som e
1 need not have given any of the thing. B y the w ay, Frank is quite
! money.
T he husband w as
told a yarn spinner* • *ask him to tell
they had not lied to m en but to you the one th a t ends* • ‘SH U T
\ God. At th is he fell down dead U P
YOU! * ♦ • Jack G rauer of
and later w hen the w ife cam e in, Grauqr & A ckerm an took a weeK
| she too con fessed to the lie and o ff to do a little skiing in Sun
J God also struck her dead. A cts Valley. * * * MRS. STELLA
5:1-11.
S T A R K IE o f Tot Shop w rites in
B E ST
TO GO STR A IG H T
to sa y that sh e is en joying her
j R ight then and there God ruled buying and v isitin g trip in Chi
I again st
sin am ong
his saved
cago and ex p ects to return to
people.
T h is m an and w ife w ere
B eaverton in about tw o w eeks.
j both saved, for th ey had laid hold
A ppreciation for the big pub
on Christ
as having died for
lic turnout at his draw ing last
them . At that, God gave them
Saturday night, w as expressed by
i new birth in to eternal life. Then
'' n ! Marion Ash of Super Service. Of
they put over th is lie and so far the 20 prizes
ar ,ho
1---- aw arded, 17 were
as this world had to do, G o d 1
won by Beaverton residents. • • •
I cut them off.
HAZEL PA XSO N o f Pegg's Mor
G ET BACK IN TO ST E P . I f
tuary and her husband who is
[ w e say w e have no sin w e de
connected with Swank Motors in
ceive ou rselves and the truth Is
! not in us. C onfess your sin s and
tional Autom obile D ealers
I God forgives and clea n ses you.
ventlon to be held in San F ran
So ruled the A postle John afte
cisco next week
six ty years as leader and pastor.
W hole, unpeeled
H IN T S TO S H O P P E R S: Mar
1st John 1:8-9. Live to the glory
shall-W ells Stores' A nnual Jan m No.
can
of God.
Look
to Christ
for
uary 9c sale is now on at thf KjSr
strength and see old sinful ways
B eaverton H ardware. • • • g p »
drop o ff lik e dead leaves.
ZUMW ALT and M ARBLE COOK
assure us that this is a R EA I
r t *1» f l b a » m
* w
M cC h en n e* K d P o r tla n d 1 O r^ to n
sale with plenty o f hot specials
rftlfl «tiacp db id to r Dr a s f a t i l a fa m ily
* Top new s of the w eek for
Black Eyed
local shoppers Is the new ?
No.
2 can
U R D A Y IS BE A V E R T O N DAY
sp ecials
offered
by local m er
ch a n ts In today's issue, * • • pjv_
ery one o f the m erchants gu ar
an tees the specials to be super
values, priced at their cost
Prime grade A
less.
Butter
Grade A
Lb.
Baby Food
Gerber's
3 cans for
20
Wrigley's Gum
Box of
20 pkgs.
Jelly
^ g c
• 9
Asst, flavors
glass
12-oz.
Salad Dressing
M iracle W hip
Pint
4 Jc
VM
Tuna Fish
V a l V ita , solid
4 cans $1.00
A Q c
Noodles
M ission
4% f f c
16 or pkg.
^9
Greens
Canned mustard
No.
can .
2
I F c
19
69
Cheese
Velveeta
r t Q ic
2 lbs.
Ö7
Soap Powder
D reft
Large pkg.
A Q
T
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Potatoes
Deschutes U S. /g Q c
No i io ibs. H y
Lettuce
A rizo n a 's Best
Sj ^ k c
Solid head
I mv
Grapefruit
for
^ '
T e xa s p ink, large A A c
3
Carrots
A m erican
No. V i con
Kippered Cod
59
C a lifo rn ia
3 bunches for
Squash
Kotex Napkins
Sanitary N apkins
g c
2 Reg. pkgs.
^ ^ 9
Hubbard, for bak-
ing. Lb.
Price* Effective Thur*., Fri., Sat., January 2 0 - 2 1
W eek Day*
8:80 to 9 I’. M.
Ill to 9 Sunday*
s- n n ss
FOOD
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phone Beaverton
4158
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