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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1950)
RFAVFRTOM i FK IT F O O O icr Sheriff Relates Various Duties Office Entails BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— F rid a y , J a n u a ry 6, 1950 «w w i i W IL L T A K E A D V A N T A G E OF CHEZ s u z r JANUARY CLEARANCE SUITS Wool Gabard ine # TWEED Sport Coats j DRESSES % DRESSES ^ CASHMERE Sweaters § CASHMERE Sweaters * jjj 6 7 “ 49 - 35"” m = Ml 24 15 17 10 14« 10 " ill 1 0 e * % c c Women'» Town mod Coonfry A p p a rti CANYON IOAD a l W IST SLOPI • c I 'K J r ELLIO TT MOTORS P ANNOUNCE THEIR APPOINTMENT r AS DEALERS FOR TERRA TRAC TOR t e (1 ti Here's a rr h fi ROTARY TILLER t( si tl You can Ride! D ti C C. Terra-Trac-tor combines the advantages of a A U F F crawler tractor and rotary tilling in a machine that is small enough to be handy, yet big en ough to ride! Besides tilling, cultivating and bulldozing, Terra-Trac-Tor operates other farm J impldments such as a plow, disc and harrow. / Terro-Trac-Tor also supplies power for pumps, saws and other belt-powered machinery. Call or write far a demonstration. Terra-Trac-Tor 1 Jo « cooled 4 C y cle , Pel S a! TRANSM ISSION — B o rg -W arn er S elective T yp e ij me thè MU Le« con Wlf of acci I N K inl W il A eyet | Chrl wlfi I proti T'| Spa I futa M * ■ 11 thè ano ] i elt| | pilo. ] had and T? , :nc ] rm‘t i l vi th * | f A ir 3 speeds fo rw ard, 1 reverse. D RIV IN G C LU TC H — T w in D isc, over cen ter ac- . tion, dry type. T R A C K DRIVE — P rim a ry bevel pinio n and gear to spur pinion and gear fin a l drive T R A C K — A llo y steel, pad or cle a t type, 5 1 0 sq in ground co n tact BRAKES — Foot b rake on each tra c k w ith o ve rrid ing em ergency lever fo r locking purposes POWER TAKE OFF Power S h a ft at engine speed, also C h a in Sprocket D rive for Power A tta c h m ents, R otary T illin g , S ic k le B a r, W ood Saw , W in c h , Pum ping, etc DRAW BAR — Removable, floating type plowing right or left side Allows MEASUREMENTS 3 6 irt high. 38 in wide, 28 m between tra c k s , 12-in crop c le a ra n c e , a p p ro x i m ate w eight 1 ,3 0 0 lbs "ou.’ ° t V E H A V E A C O M P LE T E L IN E OF SA FI SH EA R , PO W ER >7« :M O W E R S , 'irjttnli m othe JA C O B SO N LA W N M O W ER S, R O TO -TIL- ___ LER S A N D RO TO E T T E S ; (luti! Ht tri remi m ali hlm «on. part In ítf by h died m 3, Meet Jo . hia dau# and Distributed By WINDOLPH BROTHERS 826 S W 21st Ave , Portland, Oregon E LLIO TT MOTORS TIGARD, OREGON Dealer Phone Tig o rd 3501 JAN UAR Y 3 ili I C A N Y O N K O A I) H K K A K -IN A n other In the recent series of burg lary and s im ilar goings on in W e st Slope was reported on De c e m b e r 18 by E . L. Adams, 7323 S. W. Canyon Drive. His house was broken Into on D ecem b er 18 betw een 6 and 7 p. m. E n t r y was made by ta k in g a broom and b re a k in g out a window- in a door, re a ch in g through and disengaging the lock. As f a r as could be determ ined at time of the report, n othing was tak en. • a • C H R IST M A S L IF T IN G T h ro u g h th e unlocked door of L o r r a i n e W e r n e r , 6918 Stu art street. Garden Home, D ecem b er 18. c a m e a pre-C hristm as visitor But th e re was no trad itional holiday fe a tu re to the call. In fact, when said visitor left, he took with him three C h ristm as gift packages, 3 bottles of beer and a p a ir of field glsses valued at $40 S u sp e cts are being sought t t H I T AND H V r D ece m b e r 19 saw a hit and run a f f a i r that had its com ical e snects even though the Incident will u n doubtedly have overtones of con tinning action. Clifford L a v e r n c Crawford , of R o u te 1 T ig ard , was travelling west on 99-W. on the inside lnne. in his spankin new 1949 Chevrolet At intersection of the old Capitol Hlwav, lust west of Multnomah cou ntv line, a 1947 Hudson r e g istered to a woman in Salem cam e ro arin g through to sm ash his right re a r fender B o th e a rs stopped for the usual e xch an g e o f pleasa ntries on such an occasion when It was discover ed that n either had a nenril hv which addresses (not phone num- 3 HI SUNDAYS 3 jjj i 3 ¡H i jjj From 9 A. M. To 6 P. M. ID m Hi 3 MILLER'S QUALITY FOODS jjj BEAVERTON, OREGON Banking Hours From 9 A M to 6 P M . A ll day - every day (except Sunday) iii Beaveron 3661 lì I Phones BR. 7960 s lllS H IS IH S IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIS IH S IIIs H IS IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIs H Is llls llls IH x l Typical Values like these offer proof— Come See for \ ourself W ^ « A R S j^ # l * S T I C B A G r^ S iy f eu ^ Pineapple Juice ■¿£’2. 33^ Cheerios "wiS" Si 15 ? Edwards Coffee £.b. 73 ? «£ $T4a Airway Coffee 65/ T r ,L68/ FINE TOILET SOAPS \ Bag usable assortm ent of 10 bars of pure soap from a fam ous soap fancy There may be money here for you! m aker — no wrappers, no IN THE KITCHEN CR AFT FLOUR CONTEST “ French” perfum es A won d erfu l value in good s o a p - $5000 00 packed in a handy plastie Get Details at Your Safeway W AKDKOBK \ bag MONEY Anartment F R ESH -FR O M -T H EFA R M B a k e d B e an s in Ja n u a r y is T rad itio n a l an d Thrifty Albers Rolled Oats 3 lb pkg 3 5 c Snowdrift Shortening 3 73c* Gerbers Baby Foods 3 •<» 2 5 c Delrich Margarine rikctlTr30c Puss’n Boots Cat Food r'.»3for25c Palmolive Soap ««« *«» 3 for 2 3 c Oscar Mayer W ieners ‘««39c Small W hite Idaho Red Pinto and G reat Northern lb. ran Soda CRACKERS A Q * I can EVAP. MILK Cherab. Tail 15 * 11* B u y B ak er t W rig k l’t. Golden Ripe Grapefruit, Ariz. 8-lb bag 45c Navel Oranges, 5-lb bag 45c Onions, yellow lb. 7c Green Cabbage lb. 3c Cauliflower snow white lb 17c Salad Vegetables 8-oz cello 12c Rutabagas n ice mashed Ib 6c Spinach, 10-oz cello 19c Ripe Tomatoes 14-oz pkg. 21c Turnips, flavorful lb. 8c Squash Hub. - Marbleh’d lb 6c 191 I k pkg * 1 T IH Ik |A< IT 15c LB. 1*28* FRESH BREAD M r. Beans P ackage MIXED FRUITS Na BANANAS 2 -lb. MARGARINE AUln-Otvr Produce F a v o rite s Y d O ld « F a s h ioned pot o f baked b eam c a n ’t be b o at. S ee your fa * v e r ite r e c i p e DICED CARROTS 1A < Marina Brand. Na. t I U S u a n yhank Kitchen Craft Flour 25-lb sk 1.98 - 50-lb 3.89 71 O ther I’ rUcs __________ 10-lb. 93c G E T OUT TH E BEJÍN ROT 59 < o f 10 B a r t i (, P ia t ile B ag TO G O W/TH THOSE BEANS! Pork Prices a re way down at Safeway Pork Loin Roast R IB O R LOIN END C U TS ib. 39 ? T i l . p e r fe c t r o a .t fo r th e »m ailer fa m ily . L e t . o f le a n , te n d e r m eat. G ood . . t i n s ' Pork Shoulder R o a s t C lb. 35? Heinz Richer K e tc h u p terge 1 Sinnfitaêl Velu« 1 î / f f this 1 low pricel •otti# O n e o f th e ea sie s t ro asts to c a rv e . P le n ty o f lea n m e a t! F in e flav or. Lean CEN TER C C CUTSR U TS Pork Chops ib. 59< Cut from sm all boned young p o rk e rs. G u a ra n te e d te n d e r-—ev ery chop. P o r k S te a k s S h o u ld e r C u ts lb . 35? BACON Squares Many a datciout maai can ha concoctad utinq thata m- «•p.iuiv. bacon iquarai for flavor mq. Smoked Fork and o th e r c u ta H atta F roo T rtm m a d Bao / E t tacar- otad G ra d a A F o u lt r y lb. 1 9 c Sugar Cured Hams 49c lA?an Sliced Bacon »> 39c Pure Pork Sausage »• 45c Tender Pork Liver 29c Round Steaks r »d«i b 79c Swiss Steaks frade*o«dib 79c Beef Short Ribs » 29c Pure Ground Beef » 35c Beef Pot Roast £ £ 49c Beef Pot Roast ik 55c Hen Turkeys •*« ready » 65c Tom T urkeys . . « r * m iy ik 55c Roasting Chickens £ £ * 69c llj jjj jjj jjj jjj iii YOU can DO better a t SAFEWAY all ways! t P R O W L IN T i l E N IG H T E . C. C arr, photographer at R oute 2, B o x 172-B, T lg rad , parked his c a r In front o f the grade school D ece m b e r 20. betw een 8 p. m. and 9:30 p. m., to a tte n d a meeting. D u rin g th e interval, someone pried open the v entilator window- on th e fro nt door, lea ch e d in and took 1 flashlight and a pair o f sun glasses, valued at $!S T h e prowl Is believed the handi work o f some o f the local juveniles upon whom the scru tinising eye of the L a w is being focused • • • HI III ih FIRST SECURITY BANK § .3 ili S " I 'll adm it it's a little sm all but you c a n get a remodelling loan from F IR S T S E C U R IT Y B A N K and enlarge it " I fit I 8 WE WILL BE OPEN jjj Noted In File of County Sheriff s p e c if ic a t io n s EFFECTIVE NEXT SUNDAY 5 S h e riff “UIO I B ea v erton K iw a n ia n s had t th e ir guest sp ea k er S h e r i ff R . I B usch of Hillsboro at last W ednes day’s weekly meeting. He was in troduced by Thu rlow Weed. In 1932 when B u s ch took office he had two deputies. Today he has | seven. T h e d ep artm e n t is better equipped today including radio through which all d ep artm e n ts can keep in touch with each other. Som e of the duties of the office were related by B u s ch : law en forcem en t, tax collection and pro- 1 cess serving. P res e rv in g the peace e n tails head aches at tim e— the n eighbors’ ch ick en s, the s tra y cow and fam ily b raw ls wore listed am ong these. P ro ce s s serving Is an o th e r detail involving co n sid er able time and mileage. T a x collection brough up a list of figures show in g where the tax payers' dollar goes. Schools com e up fo r the larg est share. Schools are undergoing gro wing pains and will continue to do so for th e next ten years. R e g a rd in g a s ta te controlled c e n tr a l police, which may com e up for vo ters’ approval, B usch pointed out to the club the pattern follow ed by G e rm a n y which arose in a g overnm ent sim ila r to ours. Under our present local police system a S h e r i f f can be recalled or voted out of office. A ce n tral police de- partm en t ca n he a set-up in which : privileges can be abused and bends not so readily removed from office. H arry R oth schild, who re cently ; left the realm of batchelorhood to m a rr y was given a song, " F o r H e ’s A Jo ll y Good Fellow .” T h e cigars were handed out amid congratulu- ! tions and best wishes. W e a re r s of fa n c y C h ristm a s neck ties cam e in for some a tte n tion. F in e s were paid by w earers into a pot passed by Vic I-indberg at the suggestion o f P resid ent Chet I Huddleston. F red Sch clle r wore j the fa n cie st necktie. S h e r iff Busch was fined "on g e n era l pt inciples.” He paid cheerfully. T h e club’s proud reputation of good singing w as dem onstrated through the capab le direction of I A. D. George. jjj jjj ili 'I1 ■ EN G IN E — W isco n sin 9 2 H P. M ode! A H H Ap. father. ANNOUNCEMENT III 7M HI f n a CA LL Tv» ov/ISK The Lloyd Woodells have been spending some time at Boise. Idaho where they have been called due to an illness of Mr. W o o d e lls HI ! = m i T i jjj 5 2 “ Other Items Reduced As Much as Vs to Vs Oft f ili NOW C i ii that the open door w-as locked. No one could be found skulkin g about the place and the loss o f anything could not, a t the time, be determined. Griggs, depai ting for a vacatio n trip to Nevada, asked N. J . Briden- becker, next door neighbor a t 367 Ruby, to look a fte r the place. All went well until about 11 p. m. of I the night in question, when Briden- ] b eck e r was awakened by the bark- I ing o f the dog next door, j Looking out, he saw a porch light on and the door open at Grigg's house. As soon as he could, he went to investigate and found ih WERE e a lost fend er sk irt. He not only found this, but also discovered th e bumper and license plate of the hit and run car. F r o m there, the office of the D is tr ict A ttorn ey and the sta te police will ta k e up the episode. M Y S T E R IO U S LIG H TS M ysterious lig h ts went on and off in the hom e o f F o r r e s t G riggs, on R u b y avenue, B eav erto n , De c e m b e r 23, and th e explanation isn’t quite cle a r yet. it seems. =iii=Hi=iH=iii=jii=iii=iii=iH=iii=Hi=iii=»l= lll= l,,= ,,l= HI= l,l5ll,=l,,=lll=HI=MI=,ll=mÜ« * & • Hr l gfc hers, ne cessarily ) m ight be e x changed. Thereupon, C r a w f o r d suggested t h a t they repair to the 99 serv ice station where a pencil was doubtlessly available. Th o u g h they s tarte d out in good style, th e Hudson failed to co m plete th e rendevous. In fact, it turned o f f on P f a f f l e road and fo rthw ith left t l e unhappy scene. W hen the o t h e r driver failed to show up, Craw ford re turned to the location of the im p a ct to look for tc T t s $ - 2 b o .2 5 < THE PACKAGE OF 4 SAVES YOU Z e e TISSUE 4 roll pkg. ss But M rt Homtmaktr — 25 * Everybody Likes What about prit*» that i f f in tha oda? POTATOES Chackm g food ».1» u a good way of learning about low p r ic e B u t tha ads can't tail the whole story At beat they include only a small p ercents«, of the items oo your entire shopping Ual So saving» made on "apeoala can easily ha wiped out unlem your othw purchases are made at tha right p n ea. that are as nice as these! T h at'» why the bewic part o f Safeway a pnring puhey save th at every item -w t repeat every a*m must be priced low Consider what this means to you It means savings nght down the line not just on our adver Used specials, but on everything O Y ou'll find too. th at Sideway ts quick to p a a on to customers the benefits o f any reductsxw mads possible by changes in market condition». Watch for •penal m arker, on our shrives, calling attention to reductions Karaembar. it » easy to cancel saving» from w unieaa other price» are low. too So start toda, to aare at Safeway, w hen ail prtem a rt alamv» tow t h w v . V » n L In f in i handy m i i c c a a l i * - - c - o ■ n ■ o a m ^ \ U S. NO. 1 GRADE fc-rC o o d iftic Sa, m mo 4 9 C 25 Ib Sock — No 1 Pootoe* $1.09 All SAFEWAY PRICES Are LOW - Every Day!
