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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1949)
SEE THESE AT HOMEBUILDERS! Folding Lawn Chairs Hanging Flower Baskets C lea r Kiln Dried Pickets Venetian Blinds Plus complete line builders' hardware. of building materials HOMEBUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Phone 3951 At the " V " W est End of Beaverton Jam and Jelly Mak H ER E’S PECTIN PREFERENCE th a t REALLY M EA N S S O M E T H IN G ! E r » With y . T * Most Expori*«^ J - «‘•km • M.C.P. PECTIN IS FIRST CHOICE -" J " f t t / / / -, i Ûmmetôe \ fi »T s e tter t h a n ^ > to f / h » /r Commercial iam and jelly maker« mu*t know and u«e the pectin that assure« finest results at lowest cost Most of them prefer only POWDERED Pectin (not liquid) . »o 3 out of 4 u*e M C P POWDERED PECTIN Why M C.P.? Because (1) It 's colorless, odorless, tasteless. Does not alter natural color and flavor of fruits and berries: (2) I t has more e//ective pectin *tr»n g th . Keeps better, goes farther; (3) I t ' » m o i » economical. Costs no more, gives more for the money—jells more fruit and sugar, makes more glasses. Take A Tip f r o m the E x p e r t s . MAKE YO U R JAMS AND JELLIES WITH M .C.P.! The Beaverton Nursery Home on Watson street was sold this week to Mrs. Grace Powers of Corvallis who has operated sim ilar institutions in Portland and Gresham. The former owners Mr. and Mrs. L. A Millikan stat ed they have no particular plans for the future. . . Probably take it easy for a while, Mr. Millikan | said . . . A style show is scheduled foi Tuesday, January 7 at Cundaris Restaurant in West Slope Mod els and the ladies' apparel to he exhibited will he furnished by Chez Suzy\ T im » given for the ; show is 2 p.m. Mr. R. Kilbourn, pharmacist at the Beaverton Pharmacy, has left for the East on a three-week va- j cation tour. The trip will take Kilbourn to Manitoba, Canada. | where he has a brother he will ' visit and then on to Minneapolis | In the latter city, he will renew old friendships. Kilbourn lived in Mineapolis for several years before coming to Beaverton. Formal opening of Modern j n_ teriors’ new location in West Slope will take place this Satur- day. Door prizes will be part of occasion with visitors offer- ed the opportunity of seeing the latest in kitchen equipment. Marble Cook and his wife, Phyl lis returned to Beaverton Tues- I day after spending a week end with their son, Keith and his wife , in Klamath Falls. Keith is em- . ployed as a photographer for the local newspaper, . . Veterans who may have wa> pictures they would like to ex hibit are asked to contact Roy Mourer. of Dean's Drug Stor* Roy has some sort of local exhi bit in mind that would permit the public to see interesting shots of what went on overseas in the war areas. . . O ff on a trip to New York ate Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jersey of Alo ha. The trip will last six weeks and will take the Jerseys (in their new car!) thru Canada and the southern states. . . Jim says they have had this vacation com ing for a long time because they've waited exactly eleven years. . . . PAINTERS’ OVERALLS Fit Batter! Wenr Longer! s Sanforized! Walter E. Gelinsky, jr., of Lombard street. Beaverton, showed off his Syrian Golden Hamsters at the recent Shrine Rodeo, in Portland He now has the largest hamstery on the Pacific coast and produces them as pets, for laboratory purposes and as fur bearers Ready reproduction marks the chipmunk-like animal as particularly valuable for medical research. From one pair and their offspring, in Okie year, as many as 100,000 may be raised. In the illustration above, the hamster Is about to get on the outside Approximately one-half of the of a big meal of canned dog food, in a project to dstermine a proper claims for G. i. Insurance death formula for health-giving canine rations i f dogs were used in the benefits are now being settled in experiment, it would take many years to indicate the accumulated record. less than 10 days after receipt of The mammal itself ha* sleek red fox-like fur. a mouse like head, records in the Veterans Adminis tration district office in Seattle, a lively curiosity. In the tests shown above, although but a few months away from their native Syria, they become so domesticated as to the VA reports. climb to the top of the metal-lined drawer at the approach of their Many of the balance are paid canned ration. in ,ess than 30 days from recelPt In their wild state, hamsters feed chiefly on roots, fruits and grains of the claim, with only the more mixed when the occasion permits with a stray lizard or bird to furnish the protein for a balanced diet. complicated Vet's Insurance Claims Get Fast Service Says VA The Doorway To Better longer period. The VA pointed out that quick payment of National Service Life Insurance benefits is materially hastened when insured veterans have designated beneficiaries and instructed the VA on the mode of settlement desired. All veteiuns, the VA said, should make certain that the VA has 1 9 W ant 'em free and easy'* Sealed to size and Sanfor ized so you know they keep their roomy, action-fit! • W ant 'em to last5 Bar- tacked at all points of strain and sewn with heavy q ual ity thread throughout! Less than complete UR to-date information on beneficiaries and choice of settlement in their insurance files, ¡ which for veterans In the Pacific Northwest are in the VA district office, in Seattle. 1 % Shrinkage! WEIBY'S In event o f death of a veteran : Beaverton 4597 carrying G. I. insurance, the fam ily should notify the VA im Star Brand Shoes Shoe )lc|M\iriiig mediately by calling at the nea - est VA office Buying Is Thru Your Classified Columns Margarine A„ Sweet Peanut Butter Hoody's Bisquick 21/2 lb. BUY — TRADE lb. 35c pkg 43c Cheese Food ciearcew ?it> loot 69c SELL -■ SWAP Book Matches Thru the Want Ads in Your Beaverton ENTERPRISE A Poid Circulation Newspaper* You get complete T ualatin V a lle y coverage because your ad appears in FO U R classified W EEKLY N EW SP A P ER S. I M M I M Enterprise Multnomah Pineapple Crushed No 2 can AtW P c A *3 Fruit Cocktail Shurfme No l can $M.OO 6 cans for ■ Lard Arm our's Star or Swift's, lb. . OO OV Liquid Starch H alf gallon 1 ^ | c 1 Jr A $2 yearly subscription entitles you to three free classified ads 2-lb 6 ov 1 g c Solid heads 2 for Red Snapper Fresh caught 2^^ New Potatoes Sliced Bacon Tomatoes r rs Med lb 45c Cheese Cheddar VI O c JT U S. No 10 lbs A E C 1 V in e ripened lb Call * A paid circulation newspaper means that readers think enouqh of it to pav for readtna it Information Beaverton, Ore. to to I Cucumbers g c For your salad 2 for Tuna Fish Bumble Bee, AQ solid No Vi c a n ^ » » --------------------------------------------------------- ! Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. A P Walton, 545 8. E. 7th. Beaverton, winner of last week's award This week's contest ends SATU RD A Y, JU N E 4 e*i n I f no winner there will be additions made in the award and winner next week gets it all— ______________ Prices Effective T o u r s ., Fri., Sot., June 2, J , 4 Beaverton 2321 T H E BEAVERTO N EN TERPRISE I ^ ' Some reader of this newspaper has been m ailed a special copy of the paper bearing a picture on the lower right of this ad D IF F E R E N T from the picture in all the other p a pers If the picture in YO U R copy matches the one on display in TERESI'S you get the FREE LO A D OF GRO CERIES. For Further » to to VW Lettuce Tomato Sauce M g < Hunt's 8 oz Q 6 for ^ 4 T box A Q c O n-The-Cob for Crackers Classified ads cost only two cents a word — a minimum of 25c per ad. I Corn M Prime steer Vano Tigard Sentinel so r*i to Rib Steaks A A c Cam pbell's 46-oz can Press Aloha News IQ ■ * 2 cartons Tomato Juice cc Beaverton S&tìfc I lb We Reserve Right \V<-ek Days H.S0 to B P. M. Ill to 9 Sundays f - a a * FOOD Phone To Lim it Quantities TERE 5 I I N D E P E N D E N T ' and MOM & O VfcNyft 43Htf-r n Beaverton 4158 11 ▼ r / a / rue t/ASttecL SHOpfrite ce/vre* TREE FREE r n CENTER FREE r I M M I S
