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■w* •* WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1940 THE SANDY POST Page 4 Miss Wong say: “We respect him. He was a very wise man.” Reporter also wise man. He shut up. The Sandy Post Published every Wednesday a t Sandy, Clackamas County, Oregon. The Sandy Post features Free F anner Ads to all subscrib ers. All classified ads will be run three times and then discon- continued unless ordered otherw ise. Send in your ad and watch this column grow. “With charity and justice to all and malice toward none.” Marmot FERN C. LAMBERT , Editor and Owner Subscription rates (payable in advance) $1.50 per year Entered as second-class mail m att er Aug. 19, 1939 at the postoffice at Sandy, Oregon, under Act of March 8, 1879. On the evening of March the 9th began our heaviest snowfall of the season, so on Sunday morning we awoke to find the earth covered with a white blanket of snow, ' about one inch deep. WHAT DO YOU THINK? At the last Chamber of Commerce meeting the subject was Classified Ad Department Phone Sandy 31 FOR SALE OR TRADE HORSES H. Q. Stevenson has gone back FOR SALE OR TRADE-—One pair to pioneering, in hatching baby TEAM OF HORSES for sale— fur chapps. Good condition, $5. Weight 2500 with harness, $75. chicks. He has 7 hens setting on I. Z. Quick, Sandy. Also two Alpine goats. Floyd livery wagons off the roads. eggs and 9 more ready to start ( Klein, Welches. setting to hatch March chicks. K ill SALE OR TRADE — One RABBITS This is a topic that we’ve discussed both pro and con with FORDSON TRAITOR 1936 Mrs. Albert Steel was the in Model Phone Gresham 4742 the merchants and with the customers. Some say “yes,” others RABBIT FRYERS FOR SALE— spiration of a shower given at the Lewis Hall, phone Sandy 421. say “no.” FOR SALE or TRADE—Drag home of her mother, Mrs. Henry [ HAY saw $30.00. I. Z. Quick, Sandy, Aschoff Sunday, March 3. The Oregon. fa We would like to hear from anyone on this, please write to shower was sponsored by Mrs. J. B. Stewart and Mrs. M. W. Hol FIRST CLASS OAT HAY, Loose the editor. If you wish the message kept confidential, we will OR SALE OR TRADE—5 Head For Sale. E. D. Hart, phene lingsworth of Portland. A picnic young horses. Broke to work not publish the signature« but all such letters must be signed Sandy 211. lunch was served by a camp-fire and ride, Percy Shelley, Sandy. So everyone present had a good to receive the proper recognition. SALE—Baled oat and vetch POULTRY time and Mrs. Steele received FOR nay $14.00 per ton. R. C. Colson many gifts both beautiful and nssociaicd Service Station on BRONZE TURKEYS FOR SALE +++4„i.++++++++++++G.+.;.++.1..>r^ on their arrival at St. Paul, Minn. useful. i m ulf road. Telephone a lte r 5 p —1 pair. A1 Ryder, phone Sandy m., Gresnam 5817 V oice of the People 18X5, 2 miles east, 1 mile south A few salmon are making their C O N FU C IU S A G A IN .' WANTED of Sandy »♦ I .l'.|..|..H..I-H-I"H“W “l~W’ TH IS TIM E NO GAG way up the Big Sandy river and Wo received a letter this week ST. PAUL. (AP). When a Chi quite a number of fishermen were WANTED — A housekeeper to //H ITE JERSEY GIANT Rooster on hands Sunday to try then and Setting Eggs for sale. Her from Mrs. Nora Clark, recently of nese miss, June Dove Wong, 19 luck while others are going t0 start work at once. Board and man Steffanson. Leave orders at room, $10 per mo. the year La Gourgue's cafe, but now nurs passed thru here Tuesday enroute Troutdale, smelt fishing. The run the Sandy Post. around. E. F. Buell. ing her mother and father who to Havana, Cuba, with five other of smelt is reported to be the lar- are ill at Burwell, Neb. She wrote girls awarded the trip as princes- gest ever known in the Big Sandy j MISCELLANEOUS WANTED — More subscribers to of eagerly awaiting the arrival of i tea at the 1940 Oregon winter river, and the smelt are unusualy j take advantage of the Free FOR SALE IN SANDY— 32 ft. large and beautiful. This is the her Sandy Post and of the pleas- carnival, a reporter, acting on in Farmer ads. The Sandy Post, 1*4-inch galvanized gas pipe, first smelt run at Troutdale in phone Sandy 31. ant friends she had found in San- I structions from his city editor, four years. also 26 ft. 1*6-inch. Telephone Sandy 211. dy and asked to be remembered inquired: who have WANTED—Cedar posts. Valberg Our older citizens to them. "What did Confucius say ?” Lumber yard. Phone 171, Sandy UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE— Miss Wong say: "I have nothing been on the sick list this whiter, She sends us a clipping from the Excellent tone, standard make. 2tc are now improving. Mr, R A. Lincoln paper, giving a little side to say. Confucius said everything," ! Teneyck is up and about Ws farm Bargain at $75 cash for quick line on the Winter Sports queens, J Reporter say: “Do Chinese re- ! and John Kylor is doing his own CO<^K STOVE wanttd for needy sale. Mrs. S. J. Coo'.ey, family, Young couple, two chil Wemme, Ore. as viewed by the Associated Press | sent Confucius gags?" cooking in his cabin home on Ben dren. Father out of employment. J Picken’s place. L. M. Wilson of FOUND—Truck tire on the Bull Inquire Sandy Post. fa Brightwood is much improved. Run road. Inquire of O. B. Henry S. Westbrook of Portland Matz. WANTED to Rent—Good used is back at his ranch at Marmot, - High Spots on Record-Breaking Run Typewriter. Inquire at the San after an illness of several months. WANTED—Milch goat. G. H. dy Post, Sandy Robbins, R 1, Sandy, or leave Despite the recent snow, the word at The Sandy Post. if EMPLOYMENT iobins have returned and the spicy scent of springtime is in the air CREAM SEPARATOR for S ale- PRACTICAL NURSING wanted making us all feel better. Royal Blue, almost new. Very By day or week. Mrs. Margaret reasonable. Mrs. L. Schnell, Rider, phone Sandy 18X5. Dim Auto Lights Deep Creek. brought up on how to bring more business to Sandy. One of the highlights of the discussion was “take the house to house” de I wo states have laws requiring WANTED — Job clearing land. Harry Andreson Sandy. a motorist to dim headlights when approaching another vehicle at night. HOME LAUNDRY — Neat Com petent work, at reasojiable ■bKiiiiuiiitiiiHUiitHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiininiUiiiiiiiiiiii prices. Inquire at The Sandy FOR SALE— 52 head milk goats. Post. Will freshen in April. Sell one HOGS or make good price on herd. Al so cream scpaiator, hay rake, mowing machine, hay chopper WEANER PIGS FOR SALE—A1 Ryder. Phone Sandy 18X5, 2 and 1000 chick brooder. Lee G miles east, 1 mile south of Copeland, R No. 1, Sandy. Farm Sandy. located on Hillcrest. Inquire at Sandy, for directions. It45p WANTED—One-half section of a 60-tooth harrow. Phone Sandy 3l)l A. J. Ault. * 5 shovel cultivator. $3.50. 1 10-gallon jar $1.00. 1 3-gallon cream can $1.00. Ed- ward Sitz. Sandy. ffa ______ machinery faultless DANGER mm stump puller I’OR SALE with block and root hook. E. J. Voigt, 2 miles north of Sandy on Bluff road. ,MU .WI'M” * «XI mi« *«' ' mo*1-’ - • - - ». - . IVEAXER PIGS FOR SALE— In quire of T. A. Gault, one-half mile south of Sandy on old Bruns place. s 'L F — GO r nth IIAKKOW FOR SALE—Pansy plants. Mrs Phone Sandy 301. A. J. Ault. Robert Rohde, Rt. 1, Box 101. Sandy. WOOD of Dover school. M J. T,y ior jivr. FOR SALE—Re-cleaned Gray oats. Cleaned by A. W. Metz ger’s Feed Mill. Floyd Boitano. Phone Sandy 2X. ffa FOR SALE—Fresh cow. Also rooted tips from Blackcap plants, 2 years old. Also a few Boysenberry plants and an eight foot cut, John Deere Binder. Calvin Jones on Loop road, 1 FOR SALE OR TRADE for First mile E ast of Sandy, Oregon, ff growth timber. Two acres on Section Line road, near 168th. quire at the Sunshine Store. C. Ceceliani, R 9 Box 440, P o r tla n d of the times in • motor age—these highway markers tell the story of a two year, 100,000 mile truck test run recently completed by Chevrolet In W cori FOR SALE—AH kind, arm FOR SALE—Improved Oregon Canada, Mexico and every state of the Union, the truck operated on all types a v / r * v8, pa'itpn’ Oregon of highways and under every conceivable weather hazard, setting a new world Strawberry plants. See I. g. Mc. a. a,.a hay and cedar fence mark for sustained and certified automotive operation, under the sanction and Knight, 1 mile south of Sandy t o Spatter, Sandy, Box official observation of the American Automobile Association. The unit carried on Barnstead road. ff a 4,590 pound"payload.” An average of 15.1 miles per gallon of fuel was main tained throughout the 100,000 miles, at an average operating speed of 33 07 OLD GROWTH WOOD for aale m iles^er hour. Oil mileage was correspondingly high—1,072 miles per quart. < « lengths. Half mile S. W. MAYTAG gas motor for sale. In —■- r - ELECTRIC RANGE almost new to trade for good milk cowand some cash. Inquire Reed’s Bar ber Shop, Sandy, Oregon. Elec tric range in A -l condition fa CHESTER WHITE BOAR FOR SERVICE—Will bring to your place or mine. Frank Leithei- ser, phone Sandy 23X, Hillcrest road. Signs %e STRAWBERRY Plants for sale. $1 per thousand. U-Dig. A. R. King, opposite Dover school, ltp Qeo"ait><»- »6- Tne sandy Post. Inquire at la wc QUICK-HITCH IMPLEMENTS 2-row Cultivator — Mower — 2 Plow — Combine Harvesters— etc. For Demonstration Phone Gresham 4742 farm tractor co . ELMER STURM Loop Highway At Orient
