FLANNERY'S
RANCH HOUSE
T rade L anes
Featuring
BUTTER FRIED CHICKEN
With Hot Corn Sticks
BROILED GRADE "A " STEAKS
Coffee Perked ot Your Table
DINNERS $1.50 UP
CHICKEN TO GO $1.00
Owned and Operated by Andy Flannery
Recommended by Our Customers— Not by Duncan Hines
FOR RESERVATIONS C A LL BEAVERTON 4674
Open Daily 5;30 P. M., Sunday 1;00P. M.
1115 N. E. Canyon Road
Beaverton
Open Evenings for Appointments
SHAMPOO AND SET
$1.25 and up
PERMANENTS .................. $5.00 and up
Specialize In Hair Cutting
BLANCHARD
75 and up
BEAUTY
Phone Beaverton 9271
The function of this column is
to reflect the daily doings of Bea­
verton merchants, their stores and
employees. This week we have
heard a steady rumble of disgust
on the progress, or rather the lack
of progress, on our streets.
Let us start with the hole in
front of Beaverton Pharmacy,
yes, it is still there. It has been
filled once, then opened again
and now is a dandy to hit with
your car. tiolng Kant from there
we find mighty rough going all
the way to Lombard. Most all
the business houses in that local­
ity are complaining about busi­
ness. Now we t»ke a look at
Farmington Road. Watson St.,
and First St. The story on these
streets is just the same as Kast
Broadway, it’s a mess. We all
know there Is a direct tax on the
property owners to cover the
cost of our sewer project, but
what about the hidden tax this
delay is costing the Beaverton
merchants In the form of lost
business. As a radio commenta­
tor says—“Why isn’t something
done about this?—huh !”
Roy Mourer, the head man at
Dean’s Rexall Drug, is journeying
south on a two weeks vacation,
with Phoenix, Arizona, as his des­
tination. We hope he had a nice
trip.
Rumor has it that Beaverton is
SHOP
BUY LINES
292 Lake Road
by GAR
S|x>rt headlines »f the week!
After two
losses .Michigan
came back «trong to
beat
Minnesota 14-7 . . Our Beaver«
did it too, so let’s eneourage
• hem and continue to
give
them our support. We hope
that they ean chalk up an­
other win this week.
Next week is National Girl
Scout Week and as part of the
program for the observance, the
Brownie troops and the Girl
Scouts in this area will be
guests of the Bethel Congrega­
tional church at the morning
worship this Sunday. We salute
the girls on their fine work.
BEEF ROAST
45c
GROUND BEEF LB 37c
RIB STEAKS
SIRLOIN STEAKS
ROUND STEAKS
BACON Armour's Sliced
LB.
LB.
LB.
LB.
49c
69c
65c
57c
Keep the nights of Novem­
ber 4th and 5th open for the
“Stars on Parade" show which
Is being sponsored by the PTA
We hear that this will be the
biggest and best stag«* show
to visit Beaverton this year!
And keep the following list
of RED HOT Beaverton Day
Specials on your shopping list
for Saturday only. . . .
>5 ‘Your Name- Xmas Cards 1.69
Evertasi Aluminum
G'ft Samples
25'Í off
Sample line of parehment
lamp shaded
ea. 39e
4-|*e. Cigarette Set
LOCKER BEEF BY THE QUARTER
WE CUT AND WRAP
1.77
8-oz. Bottle leather Preserver
(one to a customer)
.....10
Tavern Fire Flares (pkg. of 12)
(one to a customer»
.10
Prices Effective Friday and Saturday
C olumbia F ood stoke
Watson St.
Beaverton 3681
Style Materials
SUITS
Tweeds,
Worsteds,
$10.50 to $16.95
$195
COMPLETE DEPT.
79c up
59c - 69c
Men's Work Clothes, Popular Prices
WORK SHOES - FACTORY PRICES
WANT ADS
For Sale or Trade- One light en­
ameled range cook stove with
upper coils. Want oil burning
heater. What have you? F. F.
Fisch, 1197 S.W. Erickson Ave..
Beaverton, phone 4011.
40p
FOR . SALE — Lawn ornamental
wire, also ^v-inch inesh wire
fencing. Fred Cavanaugh, 7211
S.W. Canyon Dr. Portland 1,
Phone BEacon 9612.
40p
FOR SALE -4 cords dry cordwood
2nd growth $9. per cord. Winter
pears $1.50 box; Concord grapes
U pick. Axel T. Nordin, 1595
Nielson Rd., Beaverton, Ore. 40p
TIN Y TOTS DEPARTMENT
BOYS' DEPARTMENT
Open 'Til 9 P. M.
Phone 9 16 1
OREGON
Banking Hours From 9 A M. to 6 P. M.
All day - every day (except Sunday)
r LEVIS
SIZES
18 To 26
27, 28, 29
30 To 36
$3.05
$3.25
$3.45
HAY
- FEED - POULTRY SUPPLIES
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS
and
"DICKIES”
PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
SUNTAN'S
$4.95
WEIBY'S
J/. J 3 . J) i n f a y £? Son A
HARDWARE
A L O H A , ORE.
P H O N E 6311
I1RAVKRTON 4A97
s a l k 1x18 American Orien
tal lug also overstuffed chair,
like new. Mils Meadows, M--mi.
west of Barnes school on Walker
Rd. Saturday or Sunday.
40p
M
WANTED—Woman to do house
work by the hour. Call BR. 4763
40p
FOR RENT—-Unfurnished 3-room
apartment and bath, adults only.
$40. including all utilities. Mi
M. Pienovi, 115 S.W. Farming-
ton, Beaverton. Phone Beaverton
9265.
40
sm m s
GET YOUR GRADE " A " GOVERNMENT INSPECTED BEEF
AT TERESI'S. GUARANTEED TO PLEASE OR YOUR MONEY
BACK
FOR RENT— Business or office
space with apartment adjoining
if desired. Mrs. M. Pienovi, 115
S.W. Farmington. Phone Bea­
verton 9265.
40
1948 Hotpoint refrigerator 6-ft.
capacity. $160. or reasonable of­
fer. S. H. Lewis. 842 S. W Ber­
thold., Beaverton.
40p
FURNITURE for sale
Chrome
breakfast set, dining room set,
2 bedroom sets, living room
group. “Speed Queen" washing
machine, all practically new and
miscellaneous pieoq.-». Florence
Mark, 708 S.W
Menlo Drlv«,
Beaverton.
40
6-Room House for rent and fur­
niture for sale. Florence Mark.
703 S.W. Menlo Drive, Beaver­
ton.
40
FOR SALE Shotgun, 3 shot, bolt
action, 20-ga.. 2457 Bertha-Bea-
verton Hwy. Phone Beaverton
4248.
40
FOR SALE Lots 85’ x 100’ paved
street. 95' x 150’ on gravel st., by
owner, call or see Mrs. Jewel
Gulhrandson, 83 S.E. 5th St., cor­
ner of Tucker St., Beaverton,
Phone 8888
40p
a l o h a s t k k a m l in f : r
See this beautiful 3-BR home with
large living room fireplace, din­
ing room, kitchen with nook,
auto. A.C. heat, double garage.
Shown by appointment only.
$13,500.00. Good Terms.
WORD REALTY
Can yon Road,
Beaverton, 4531
40
WANTED Experienced real es­
tate salesman who isn’t afraid
to work and make himself good
money. Word Realty, on Can­
yon Rd., Beaverton, Phone 4531
40
elpctrlc range, oil heating stove,
On N. Hunter in Aloha. Phone
Aloha 6191.
40
nished house, Beaverton area,
under $40 monthly. Phone TWin-
oaks 9623,
40p
1ELP WANTED — Neat high
school girl to assist in light
housework, care of children, ex­
perience
essential.
Beaverton
school dist. Room, board and
wages. Phone CApital 6048 or
un 3874
40
-ADIES Black dress coat $15
never worn, size 36 Phone Bea­
verton 2261.
40
i T
PORTER'S CLO THING CENTER
BEAVERTON,
FOR
pigs $10 each Fourth house on
left on S. Vista, Aloha, Phone
Aloha 6780.
40p
*
(Closing Out)
1025 Canyon Road
Everyone invited to attend the
Booster ntte program scheduled
by Kinton Grange on Sat. eve Oct.
29th at 8:30 p. m.
Pot luck lunch and fun for all
is promised.
$3.50
Gabardines
FIRST SECURITY BANK
COME ONE AND Al l !
1
JUNIORS
*
516 N W. Canyon Road
Phone 4061
Beaverton
Oregon
Two Complete Stores
In One Convenient Location
Sure you re a good risk for an auto loan from First
Security Bank if you have a late model car.
JUST ARRIVED
$8.95 • $1050
SLAX,
PANTIES
SHOPS
DRESS SHIRTS, town top.c
$49.95
BILL FOLDS
VILLAGE
Plaid Wool Shirts
Beautifully
Tailored, Dress or Office Wear
PLAID BLOUSES
In The
Quality Standard
Brands
MEN'S SHOP
In Fall Colors
Gabardine - Worsted,
THE HUBBLES
about to have another Florist’s GUESTS FROM SPOKANE
Shop. It will be located in the
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Colhng-
space next to the Post Office in wood of Spokane, Washington.
the rear of the Beaverton Hard­ I who have been house guests at I
the home of Mr. Collingwood's
ware building.
The Fashion Bar and Florence's sister. Mrs. Edward Shute. left >
Sewing Center is all moved into Friday for a business trip to Flor­
their new location. They plan to ida. Mr. Colling wood represents
have an opening next week so an asphalt paving company.
watch for the announcement next
BROKEN ARM MENUS
week and plan to attend.
Mrs. Elmer Stipe is recovering
Something new has been added
to the Aloha Donut Shop a new I from a broken arm received when
flashing neon sign. It has dark she slipped and fell while answer­
green background with red letter­ ing the telephone.
ing and a donut in the center.
CALLS ON THl RSDAV
Bruce McMahon was reported
Mrs. Berniece Dobbins, for many
ill with food poisoning this past years a Beaverton resident now of
week and was very ill.
Hillside, was a Thursday visitor
Terry’s Furniture now offer ra­ here.
dio repair service on all types and
NEWLYWEDS AT HOME
makes of radios.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rossi have
In Aloha It was rough to get in
to Roy’s Radio—the crowd of on­ returned to their home here on
lookers learning the why’s and Farmington Road from a two
wherefores of the sleek, new gas weeks honeymoon spent in Cal­
huggy—pretty snappy. Roy. we'll ifornia.
be back to get the low down when
there's a lesser crowd
T r
' tk ear
Willing
worker can make upwards of
$50 a week full or part time. Age
no handicap. Good references re­
quired
A home necessity we
carry the stock. Write immedi­
ately to Mueller Specialty Sales.
2509 NE Clai kamas, Portland,
Oregon.
40p
GROUND BEEF
HAMS
FRYERS
to
35c
Lb.
GROUND ROUND S E T S ’ ‘""ti 55c
Picnic Style
Morrell's
Average 4
Pure Grade ’A’
Freshly Ground
Colored, out up, pun ready,
Bach
6 lbs.
$1*35
49c
u. 59c
Colored, New York dressed. Lb.
39c
RIB STEAKS Prime aged
Premium
BACON Swift’s
Light Sinti
The strike does not hamper us.
We have a complete stock of gro­
ceries for your selection, due to
our large store room.
beef
Lb.
A
GROCERIES
Cider
SHORTENING
Butter
Apple, Hood River brand
for your Halloween party
C ri sco
Grade " A "
Lb
Gallon
Jug________________
Spry
Swiftning
CAN
79c
Tuna
Halves
No. 2 V 2 size can
Large Vi-size
tin
23
Eggs
Double 'A' large
Country fresh Doz^^
dy here We have a com­
plete selection at lowest
prices.
Cranberries
Ex. large--Old
4% P c
Ranchers No 1 ca
35
Grapes
U. S. No. 2
Potatoes
Potatoes
Finest
Deschutes
10Lbs 39c
50 BAeG 9 8 c
Pumpkins
Squash
For the Kiddies
_b
I
U S. No. 1
Deschutes
19
29
Olives
m VEGETABLES
GET your Halloween can
Fresh
2 Lbs. for
3 for
Light Meat Grated
Hunt's Yellow Cling
Tokay, fine for
eating 2 Lbs.
Diamond "A"
2Vi size can
4% g"c
Borden's Chateau
Fine for sand-
wiches 2 lb brick » 4P
Peaches
63
Pumpkin
Cheese
Snowdrift
LB
59c
3c
Hubbard, for your Ä
pumpkin pie
LB
Prices Effective Thurs., Fri., Sot., October 27, 28, 29
Phone
We Reserve Right To Limit Quantities
Wi-elt Da> a
T E R E SII
8,34» to 9 I* M.
In to 9 Sunday«
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