land is receiving treatment at the.
I ic Union with head quarters In St. UNDER TREATMENT
j Louis.
James Campbell, vice president Physicians and Surgeons hospital <
Since Mr. Cottrell will be work- of the Dean Vincent Co., in Port- in Portland.
I ing out of St. Louis the family
■ÌU» A • \*r iw tw t\‘ i 4\-<
4<, « A E ' i t A t A a i t y a w a w
expect to move in the early sum
mer. At present Mr. Cottrell has
Unit will meet a week early, on been flying from here to St. Louis
Feb. 14 at the home of Mrs. Ken
neth Blair on Tigard Ave., near NEW POLIO VICTIM
J
Greenburg store.
Dennis Donivan is in the Good
The topic will be "How to be a Samaritan Hospital with polio. His
Gracious Hostess." One of the case is not as severe as many but
county agents will be present but he has an afflicted right foot and
W m SPEARS
W. E. PEGG
it is not known now if it will be a weakened back.
Miss Nichols or Miss Kelly.
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, February 10, 1950
Square Dancers
Meet On Thurs,;
‘Hurry, Hurry Up!'
The aquare-Oance classes at C. E.
Mason school are reported as hav
ing; a wonderful time.
A vote was taken at the first
meeting and change the hours
from 8:00 to 10:00. So every Thurs
day evening during the school term
will find a gathering of folks
a-vshaying 'round western style
these two hours.
In addition to "squaring up”
there are old-time schottisches and
waltzs, two-steps and mixers.
“ There is a limited amount of
•pace left so if you’ve been putting
o ff attending, better hustle your
hustle and get there this Thursday
a t eight." advises Iallian Caiter,
736 S. E. Allen, who Is leader of
the group.
AUXILIARY DECLARES
NEWS APPRECIATION
Heaverton Enterprise,
Beaverton. Oregon.
Dear Sirs:
At our last meeting it was voted
that a letter be sent to you in
order that you might know how
deeply appreciative we are for the
courteous and prompt attention
that you have given us in report
ing our organization news.
Our Publicity Chairman Florence
Rice reports that she has had the
utmost cooperation from your staff
at all times, and we feel that your
cooperation has benefitted our
organization greatly.
LADIES AUXILIARY
TO THE VFW,
Beaverton Post No. 1617
Ruth E. Moffit,
Secretary
PTA HONORS 52 YEARS WORK;
SILVER OFFERINGS ARE ASKED
SNOW COSTS COUNTY
ESTIMATED $40,000
By Mr». Kdna Blethen
According to H. D. Kerkman,
McKAY PROGRESS — The Feb
county judge, the cost of the win ruary PTA meeting will be Friday,
ter's snow has already amounted Feb. 10, 8 p. m. This is founders
to an estimated $40,000. This gives month for the Parent Teachers
support to the contention that the organization, noting 52 years spent
month of January, 1950. was the working for youth, their education
worst winter ever experienced in and problems.
Washington county.
Guest speaker will be Sheriff of
County equipment and crews Washington County Richard Busch.
used to keep roads clear included Several students will complete the BACK TO SCHOOL
8 maintainers, two caterpillars and entertainment with musical num
Paul Erickson, seven year son of
3 snow plows. In addition six or bers. A silver offering will be Mrs. Dorothy De Haan Erickson,
seven private cats were hired to taken for Founder Days contribu who has spent much of the last
fight a continuing fight against tion. Refreshments will be furnish month and half in the hospital
isolation of families and commun ed by 3rd and 4th grade mothers. with strep sore throat and a heart
ities.
|'
murmur is expected back to school
soon.
Few families were known to HOYS HOBBY GI.UH
A boys club called the Hobby
have been snowbound, although
drifts raised particular hob with Club was organized for 3rd and TUBERCULOSIS SYMITOM
many. The primary effort of the 4th grade boys at McKay School. 1 Donald W. Olson was taken to
county was directed in trying to It Is under the direction of Mrs. Barnes hospital Monday Jan. 30,
reach areas that were snowed in. John Farmer and Mrs. Lester j with symptom of tuberculosis.
He has been living with Martin
Kerkman points out that some Lucas.
On Feb. 2nd meeting they carved Rauch family.
of the roads in the foothills had
drifts up to 7 feet. All roads have soap. Next time they will learn to POST IN ST. LOUIS
not been cleared but some means tie knots.
Robert V. Cottrell has been elect
of traffic, had been provided by HOME EXTENSION UNIT
ed International Vice President of
county crews.
McKay-Tigard Home Extension the Amalgamated Lithophotograph-
Sol» Price* Effective
DEL MONTE, LIBBY’S
Through Sat., Pub. I I
OR CASTLE CREST
P eyg
MOUSE AND SLED
A steel runner sled was found
the discarded implements
in the Roy Bacon barn. Hitched to
a dapple horse it gave a great deal
| of pleasure to several children of
the neighborhood. School was
closed 5 days because of bad roads.
SADDLE CLUB BIDS ALL
Everyone is invited to attend the
Beaverton Saddle Club dance, Sat
urday evening, Feb. 11, at the Hu
ber Hall in Aloha. Members of
riding groups in Washington and
Multnomah counties have been in
vited and the local club is com-
pleting final arrangements this
week.
No. 303 Cans
2 for 25e
Almost new 1 bedroom house, very
modern, large lot, trees, lawn,
large garage. $6,775.
CS>
VALLEY GOLD
THREE ROOM duplex. Hardwood
floors, automatic heat. Base
ment. Lease $60 per month. In
quire 1051 8. E. Allen Ave., Bea
verton.
3p
FOR s a l e Small table modal
Spartan radio, 5-tube, $5.00. Ph.
Tigard 3268.
3p
I j OST German shepherd, near Al
oha, call (Portland) TAbor 7776.
or Beaverton 6642.
3
FOR SALE New Coleman nil clr
culating heater, slightly rusted
Sells for $59.50, will saotiflce for
535. Call Beaverton 4849.
4
LAUNDRY automatically
washed and dried. 24 hour ser
vice. Pick up and delivery. Best
w o rk at reasonable price. Phone
OHerry 4640
4
$10.
3
IOST Ladies' tan billfold. Con
tains identification and currency.
Lost Wednesday afternoon on
Farmington road.
Mrs. Helen
It .(Haymaker. 3904 Farmington
Road Beaverton, Phone 4209. 3
C V
VALEN TIN E FLOWERS,
PLANTS, GIFTS
LABBE' FLOWERS
6802 S W. Canyon Road
AT water 1089
r* w w M M W W W * J * * / r* * *
BELL BUOY
No.
Fancy
"®* Va
™
! Solid Pack
Can
Libby's, No. 303 can, 19c
Kinton Grange
M usic by
Melody Aces
FEBRUARY 11
Admi«sion--74c;
(Inc. Tax)
j j c
« I
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M B I MM M l
¡M m
Mise. PEAS-CORN
i
•V " 1 0 c
GARDENSIDE PEAS
DEL MONTE PEAS
JMC.. •
NIBLETS 2 E CORN
17*
COUNTRY HOME CORN 3 . 3 c. 14'
TUNA
29‘
g
m M M M M M M M M M M M M B B M B i M i M
SANTIAM
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Fancy Cut Green
Canned Fruits, Vegetable's, Juices, Sea
Foods, M eats— canned and other foods
of all kinds— thousands and thousands
of cases from the country’s best-producing
areas are included in this first great Safeway
Sale of the Year. Now is the time to check
your food cupboards, fill in the empty spaces
and load up with values like these—
t
BEANS
No. 2 Can
Your Choice-All One Kind or Assorted
J
19c
• Prune Juice 12-0«. c«n
• Butter Beans No. SMITH
303 c«n
• Sliced Beets
• Diced Carrots
• Tomato Soup
•
a
•
•
•
Pork & Beans ’r.'V T
SMITH
Kidney Beans no
! I can
SMITH
Chili Beans No. 300 ctn
SMITH
Spaghetti
No. I can
Sardines T,M'ffM NI
Kippered Snacks Jfc,
CANS
FOR
Sài ì&3 à*«* WZ 3821
Tomatoes, Del Monte
No. 2 can 2 1*
Tomatoes, Gardenside No. 2^/i can (8*
Spinach, Emerald Bay No. 21/} can 19«
Sweet Potatoes, Taylor
No. 3 can 2$'
Veg-All, Larsen's
No. 303 can IT«
Sauerkraut, Columbia
No. i*/} can 12*
Pumpkin, Moonbeam No.2'/j can 3^7*
Green Beans, Briargate
No. 2 can 21»
Whole Beets, Del Monte
303 jar 19»
Lima Beans, Seaside (Dry) No. 2 can |5*
Tomato Juice, Sunny Dawn, 46-oz. 25«
Tomato Juice, Libby’s
47-oz. 27*
V-8 Vegetable Cocktail
46-os. 35*
Gerber Baby Food
3 tins 25*
Carnation Milk, tall
tall can I24
Cherub Milk
tall can 1I*
Apricots, Libby's Whole
303 can l9‘
Pie Cherries, Honeybird pitted
2's 21*
Grapefruit, Glenn-Aire fancy
2's 23*
Peaches, Halves O'Gold freestone 2l/j 29*
Pears, Highway
No. 2'/j can 25*
Pears, Del Monte
No. 2\'j can a 9 ‘
Pinaapple, Libby's crushed No. I
Plums. Monica whole
2'/j can 17*
Cranberry Sauce, Ocean Spray
J/l9 -
Apple Sauce, Lakemead No. 2 can IS*
Apple, Juice, Hood River, qt. bot.
Grape Juice, Church's
qt. bot.
Grapefruit Juice
46-oz. can
Blended Juice, blend o'gold,46-oz.
Orange Juice, Full O'Gold, 46-oz.
Pineapple Juice, Dole, No. 2 can
Pineapple Juice, Libby's
46-oz.
Pork & Beans, Dennison's
19«
41c
32*
37«
39*
*J9*
White Stai Tuna
37c
BEANS
12c
FLEET MIX
[53
EdwardsCoifee
Giade A Butter M,t r 69
Small Whit*. G reat
Northern, Idaho Red
Pinto and Baby Lima»
Lb 7 7 «
Can # #
Breakfast Gems
Roast Beef, Libby's
12-oz. tin 47c
Corned Beef, Libby's
GRADE
A
EGGS
Guaranteed to
piente or your
money back.
43C
Doe.
Corned Beef Hesh,
Swift's Pram, for lunches
No. 2 can 35*
12-oz. 39*
25*
19*
39*
C<
2Lb *
Can
«
Dried Prunes
4-lb. pkg. 59»
Seedless Raisins
2-lb. pkg. 27*
Gold Medal Flour 10-lb. sack 93»
Flour. Kit. Craft 10-lb. sack 93-
Flour, Harv. Blsm., 10-lb. sack 85*
Cheese, Tillamook, 2-lb. If. $129
Cheese, Chatham, mild
lb. 4 9 -
Cheese, Velveeta 2-lb. loaf 89*
Cheese, Fireside
2-lb. loaf 75*
Kraft Dinners
2 pkg. 25*
Texas
white
FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT—PER LB.
U .S. No. 1
POTATOES
10-lb.
49
APPLES
I it r a Fancy & Fancy
19*
Red Delie, lb 12c
39*
Wincsops, 5 lb 49c
Oranges.
Carrots
Lettuce, crisp
Tom atoes,
8-lb. bag
75c
10
lb.
White Magic Soap
White Magic Soap,
Clorox or Pure*
10-bar asst. 59 *
reg. pkg. 25c
giant pkg. 49c
'/j-gal. jug. 27*
White Magic Bleach
t/j-gal. 23*
Dog Food, Playfair
3 cans 25c
Friskies, cubes or meal
5-lb. 69c
Puss'n Boots Cat Food, 8-oz. 3 cans 25*
Cigarettes, popular brands ctn.^.dS
SAFEWAY WASTE-FREE, GUARANTEED MEATS
lor. 5-lb bag 49c
Green Cabbage
White King Gran. Soap 46-oz. 53c
Wrisley's Soap,
S'
8c
2 lbs 17c
per lb. 17c
14Z carton 21c
Swift's
Premium
Sliced
Baccn
vj - ä .
SM OKED HAM S _ Ä
ib 4 9 '
Sliced BACON. Ib. 35‘
Smoked Picnics. Ib. 33c
Del Monte— Morrell's
or Central— Top Quality
GRAPEFRUIT
W ide Ju icy
Section»—
Easy to Spoon Out
Catsup, Taste Tells 14-oz. b o t.^ S * -
Heinz Ketchup
14-oz. bot. 23*
Margarine, Nucoa
lb. pkg. 25c
Dalewood Margarine, lb. pkg. 23*
Wesson Oil
qt. size 55*
Shortening, all brands, 3 lbs. 75c
Shortening, Royal Satin, 3-lb. 71c
Sugar, brown or pwdrd., lb. \2c
Rice, Zenith, Showboat, 3 lbs. 45c
4
GARDEN-FRESH PRODUCE FEATURES
Sack
Minced Clams, Snow's, 8’ :-oz. tin
Mackerel, Propeller
No. 1 can
Pink Salmon, Prince Leo, No. 1 can
Sardines. North Star. No. V 4 tin
Small Shrimp, Shady River 5*01.
A
4J
*
Peanut Butter, real roast 2-lb. jarG3*
Syrup, Lumberjack 24-oz. bottle 37*
Mayonnaise, Best Foods pt. jar 39*
Kraft Miracle Whip
qt. jar 53*
Jell Well, 6 flavors
2 pkgs. 13*
Jell-O Sparkling Dessert 2 p k g s .lS *
Royal Puddings, »®“r eh°;c* 2 pkgs. IS *
Snowflake Soda Crackers 2-lb.49*
Ritx Crackers
I-lb. pkg. 32*
A
4-oz. tin IB*
12-oz. tin 45«
J L B S .f t d V
Coffee, Nob Hill Ib. bag 72c 2-lb. 1*3
Coffee. Airway, Ib. bag 69c 2-lb. 1-37
Rico Krispies, Kellogg's 8-oz. pkg. 19*
Wheaties, giant package
21*
Shredded Wheat, Nabisco 12-oz It*
Cheerios, oat cereal
pkg. |6‘
Quaker Oats
3-lb. pkg. 35*
Cream of Wheat
28-oz. pkg. 30*
Zoom, instant cereal
Ib. pkg. 22*
Pancake Flour, Suzanna V/i Ib. 43*
2'/j can |fe*
No. 300 can |9*
A H r
X *1
Fresher By Days
37«
Rice Dinner, Sylmar
X
The New Biscuit Mix
"Love at First Bite"
Pkg.
28-oz. size 29*
B&M Baked Beans
Vienna Sausage, Libby's
D A N C E
M
I
HOSTESS DELIGHT
BEANS
T r u l y a spectacular
buy for cut green beans
of this quality. Good
tasting. Buy s e v e r a l
cans.
No. 2 cars
■
Y OUR
OUTSIDE DOOR 31 x 6'-8"
Phone CHerry 5540.
NO. 2
CAN
GARDENSIDE
GREEN
PEAS
No. 303
Cans 2 for 25‘
I I
No. 2 V 2 Can
No. 2 Y 2 can
FOR
RENT Furnished 2-room
apartment, with utilities. Green-
Im'g Road. Box 241
8p
'
Fancy Sugar
Half acre 3 room house, close to
bus line. $3,000. $1,000 down.
"We Sell Dirt Cheap"
Beaverton 2744
Sunday 4933
3
Not the best quality but a
very acceptable grade of
cream-style golden bantam
c o r n — your satisfaction
guaranteed.
SUGAR BELLE
C P
FRUIT
CO CKTA IL
.1. 4 . M cM Allots
CORN
GARDENSIDE
BRAND
mu m um xm m m m m m
Modern 3 bedroom, 100x100 lot,
close in, auto, heat, garage and
utility room, $10,500. Terms.
3 bedrooms large lot on bus line,
basement, oil furnace, garage.
$9,500.
1
Torpedo Brand No. Va
CHUNK TUNA
can
• WANT ADS «
«EAVF.KTON
5 rooms and bath, plastered, util
ity room, garage, large lot. Close
to bus, $3,000. A real buy.
29
BEAVERTON, OREGON
Phone 3411
TUNA
Bit* Sis*
No. Va Can
Fancy Cream Style
Golden
Bantam
Your community mortician since 1910
WHITE STAR
CORN
PEACHES
No. 2Vz
19*
Can
■i
1 among
DEL MONTE
V t rw tu rv * rig h t tu lim it!
^Mortuary
2 ç<
Rib Roasts per Ib. 69‘
Rib Steaks per Ib. 69c
Ground Beef Ib. 45£
Fryers ».P"Y Ib. 59‘
Pork
ib. hv
Port Chops c;^:r lb. 65‘
Pork Sausage Ib. 45c
Turkevs ""EJr Ib. 59<
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