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SANDY POST THU RSD A Y , FE B R U A R Y 18, 1941 f r o DAY \TOMORROW\ Dun Robinho F L A G S ---------------------------rules A m erican flags, today, a re sell ing like hot c a k e a T h a t's a s good a sign a s any of the increased p a trio tism which h a s been inspired by o u r n ational e ffo rt to p ro te c t A m erica ag ain st all com ers. On th e F e b ru a ry holidays, cele b ra tin g the b irth d ay s of those g re a t A m ericans, A b rah am L in coln and G eorge W ashington, it is expected th a t m ore hom es will be d ecorated w ith fla g s th a n a t any tim e since th e W orld W ar. Some of us have n o t gone in fo r th is fla g -ra isin g custom for som e y e a rs and our m em ory of the pro p er handling of th e fla g is a little hazy. So it seem s a good tim e to review a few of th e cor- Cl ¡fiord G. Schneider A TTO RN EY 2085-5 W ithrow B uilding G resham , O re. G resham 4921 Deep Creek Gravel Co. ROAD and D RIVEW AY GRA VEL A t P it or D elivered lit. 1, Box 101 B oring, Ore. O R E G O N IA N D AILY an d SUNDAY T O M COOPER P hone G resham 5887; S andy 31 Dr. H. A . Schneider D F N T ÍS T — Phones— Office 151 — R esidence 6x2 SANDY, OREGON C. Don Platner, M . D. P hysician an d Surgeon O ffice H ours: 2 to 5 P. M. E venings, S a tu rd a y and Sunday by A pp o in tm en t C lackam as C ounty B ank Bldg. Sandy, Ore. P hone 4-41 A A ■ *. A A . A . A . A A A . A . A . SANDY T R U C K L IN E DAILY F R E IG H T SE R V IC E M oving, G eneral H auling S andy 65 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 P o rtla n d E A 9131 re c t p ractices fo r displaying the flag. H ere a re the m ost im p o rt a n t: 1. D isplay th e flag from su n rise to su n set only. 2. If y o u display th e flag from a flagpole going o u t from a w in dow, place the field a t th e end of th e pole. 3. If you display th e fla g a- g a in st a w all or h an g in g from a window, th e field should be a t the top a t th e fla g ’s right. 4. A flag should n o t be draped over th e hood of a n autom obile or used as d rap ery in an y w ay. If used on an autom obile it should be c n a s ta ff clam ped to th e car o r to th e ra d ito r cap. 5. The fla g should n o t be dis played in an y place w h ere it is a p t to g et soiled o r dam aged. S T A R S ---------------------------- s ta te s Do you know w hich s t a r in the A m erican fla g re p re se n ts yo u r s ta te ? A lthough th e re is no legislatio n defin in g it, in th eo ry each s ta r rep resen ts th e en tran ce of a sp e cific s ta te in to th e union. T he u p p er left-h an d co rn er s ta r rep resen ts D elaw are, w hich w as th e firs t s ta te to ra tify th e Con stitu tio n . The o th e r sta rs, in ch ro nological o rd e r according to the d a te of adm ission to th e union a re a rra n g e d in row s as follow s: T op R ow : (2) P ennsylvania, (3) N ew Jersey , (4) G eorgia, (5) C onnecticut, (6) M assachusetts, (7) M aryland, (8) S outh C aro lina. Second Row: (9) N ew H am p shire, (10) V irginia, (11) N ew Y ork, (12 N o rth C arolina, (13) Rhode Island, (14) V erm ont, (15) K entucky, (16) Tennessee. T hird Row: (17) Ohio, (18) L ouisiana, (19) Indiana, (20) M ississippi, (21) Illinois, (22) A labam a, (23) Maine, (24) M is souri. F o u rth Row: (25) A rk an sas, (26) M ichigan, (27) F lorida, (28) T exas, (29) Iowa, (30) W isconsin (31) C alifornia, (32) M innesota. F if th Row: (33) O regon, (34) K ansas, (35) W est V irginia, (36) N evada, (37) N eb rask a, (38) Col orado, (39) N o rth D ak o ta, (40) South D akota. S ix th Row: (41) M ontana, (42) W ashington, (43) Idaho, (44) W yom ing, (45) U tah , (46) O kla hom a, (47) N ew Mexico, (48) A rizona. S A L E S M A N S H IP — m o u setrap s “Mrs. T ypical C onsum er of 1941 h av in g com pleted a v ery u n ty p ic al e n te rta in m e n t and a shopping sp ree in N ew Y ork and o th er c it ies, is now back in h e r m id-w es te rn hom e tellin g th e fo lk s ab o u t it. She w as picked for th e title by a n a tio n al d e p a rtm e n t sto re a s sociation w hich rew ard ed h er w ith th e trip , an d th e n subjected h e r to th e q u estioning of dozens of bu sin ess m en w ho w an ted to know w h a t m ak es a ty p ical con. su m er tick. The idea is th a t if a ty p ical consum er lik es m itten s b e tte r th a n gloves, d e p a rtm e n t sto res should do m ore m itten a d v e rtis ing. A nd if a ty p ical consum er is m ore a p t to buy a pro d u ct ad v er tised as a “b a rg a in ” ra th e r th a n a s a “special valu e,“ th en they should say " b a rg a in ” in m ore of th e ir ad v ertisem en ts. M rs. T ypical C onsum er ty p ifies th e e ffo rts of m ost all b ran ch es of BARKER’S BUGLE V alues and Sm iles __ HOW DY FO LK S: The th in g s th a t th e flag sta n d s fo r w ere created by th e experiences o f a g re a t V A LU ES AT YOUR people. — W oodrow W ilson HOME DRUG STO R E Ju d g e: "D idn’t I tell you th e la s t tim e you w ere here th a t I didn’t w a n t to see you h ere a g a in ? ” P riso n er: "Yes, Y our H on or; th a t 's w h a t I told these D r. W est N ylon B ristle . 50c policemen, b u t th ey w ouldn't Dr. W est, Reg. 56c _____ 35c believe it." The fog w a s v ery thick, Dr. W est Nylon Spec. 25c and the chief officer of th e tra m p ste a m e r w as peering P ro p h y lactic, Reg. 50c — 29c over th e side of th e bridge. 43c Suddenly, he saw a m an Prophylactic Tempered le a n iig over a rail only a few Tek, Reg. 50c ___________ 28c y a rd s aw ay. “You confounded fool,“ he Klenzo, all sh ap es __ — 25c ro ared . “W h a t o n e a rth do Klenzo, childrens 10c you th in k you a re d o ing? D on't you know my ship h as the rig h t of w a y ? " O ut of th e gloom cam e a sardonic voice. “T h is is n 't a P epsodent Pwd., Reg. 25; 19c ship. C aptain. T his is a lig h t 39c house!"______________________ P ep Pow der, Reg. 50c _ DENTAL BRUSHES PASTE & POWDER School T each er ( a ssistin g Colox, Reg. 50c _________ 48c a little boy w hose co at w as difficult to fa s te n ): “Did Ip an a, Reg. 50c ______ 39c your m o th er hook th is co at fo r y o u ? " Colgates, 2 f-r 1 , ____ . . 29c “N o," w as th e asto n ish in g reply, "she boug h t it." S A N D Y DRUG STORE Sandy, Oregon PA G E T H R E E w ard the risin g sun. Back a t 80 business to stu d y th e reaction of ) Lend-Lease Squabble w ith a brand of sure security, people to a d v ertisin g an d to sales th a t cannot be m easured in dol m anship. T h o u san d s of men are lars, years, o r deeds. now em ployed to find o u t w h at "W ithin him self Olid John has th e ty p ical consum er likes on the found a secu rity th a t cannot be radio, w h a t kind of ad v ertisin g ta k e n aw ay from him. ap p eals to her, w h a t she p refers The im p o rtan t th in g is r.ot so to e a t and drink, and how much m uch w h at life does to us, but she can be induced to spend for the w ay we react to it. W hether every ty p e of product. we give up, o r w hether we keep M ost of to d ay 's ad v ertisin g h as on fighting." th is ty p e of re se a rc h behind it. P ro b ab ly it g e ts b e tte r resu lts th a n ad v ertisin g of th e past. B u t p erh ap s to o m uch is being tables a s long as they live. He h as D. H ow ard Doar.e, head of the had responsible, w ell paying po m ade of th e stu d y of w h a t can m ake people buy in stead o f w h at j WASHINGTON, D. C. . . . Rep. Doane A g ricu ltu ral Service, 3663 sitions w hich a re norm ally filled people w an t to buy. The old idea E dith N. Rogers, of M assachusetts, Lindell Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo., by un iv ersity men. O ut a t 50! mem ber of House Foreign R elations gives me these strik in g incidents th a t th e w orld w ill b e a t a p a th to com “A neighbor called on u s the m ittee holding hearings on the th e door o f a m a n w ho m ak es a | P resident’s Lend-Lease bill, is shown of how tw o m en approached life: o th er d ay and b ro u g h t along an "A sh o rt tim e ago, I received 80-year-old fa rm e r friend who b e tte r m o u setrap seem s to have as she becam e agitated by Chair been p a rtly replaced by th e be man Sol Bloom ruling out questions a le tte r from a fo rm er stu d en t of w as erect, active, and in terested. lief th a t th e w orld w ill b e a t a while S ecretary of W ar H enry L. mine, who is a u n iv ersity g ra d We w ere soon ta lk in g ag ric u ltu re Stlmson was on the w itness stand. u ate of som e 25 y ears past. H e is and th is is in su m m ary w h a t 1 p a th to th e door of th e m an who now about 50. He said 'A t p res found o u t ab o u t him : does th e best sales job. ent I am living n ear m y old home. I'v e alw ay s p referred the "W hen he w as 72 y e a rs old he SPO RTS N EW S— Wife and I a re running a cafe - m o u setrap philosophy. owned clea r a larg e farm in the for am usem ent. I guess, fo r we C O L D S -------------------------- rem edies N ew openings of stre a m s in h e a rt of th e corn belt. H e w as Of all sickness, th e common C lack am as county fo r 1941 a n g m ak e no money.' president of a co u n try b ank and "T he re s t of his le tte r is filled cold is probably th e m ost m y sti ling, include the S alm on river, w ith criticism , d issatisfactio n and owned stock in o thers. He w a s a fy in g to th e m edical profession. 1938 PO N T IA C 8, 4-door Sedan leader in his com m unity, p a rtic A lm ost dow n In sp ite o f th e fa c t th a t every the n o rth fo rk of th e Molalla, discouragem ent. H e a te r and D efroster u larly along educational lines and d o cto r in A m erica is co n stan tly C lear, Deep and Milk creeks. In and out a t 50. F acin g a settin g in w ork w ith young folks. Then 1936 PO N T IA C 4-door Deluxe called upon to tr e a t colds, none each case the opening o rd er of sun, w ith a prospect th a t his wife w ith a shocking suddenness, his H e a te r h a s ev er been able to find th e the O regon S ta te G am e C om m is will be found cooking in a res b an k s closed, h is cash w as gone ta u r a n t and he will be -w aitin g and to save d ep o sito rs he placed a n sw er to how to g e t rid of them . 1939 C H EV RO LET 4-door T his w as strik in g ly b ro u g h t out sion excludes th e trib u ta rie s of a $16,000 m o rtg ag e on his hom e Special Deluxe, H eater, D efroster these stream s. in a recen t bu lletin of th e U. S. ance applications in th e county farm . O ut of it all he saved one Public H ealth Service, w hich a f The g en eral fishing season for office. little 40 acres. te r an aly zin g all of th e things 1941 opens on A pril 12 and closes A good m any of the ap p lican ts "T hen he said to m e: “The — C H E A P CARS— w hich people do fo r colds, confin on O ctober 15, although in eleven fo r crop insurance a re ta k in g a d folks said Old Jo h n w a s through, ed its recom m endation to this: 1930 FO R D tu d o r $100.00 v a n ta g e of the new m ethod by b u t they don't know me. I have “A t th e firs t sign of a cold, g o to E a ste rn O regon counties th e seas w hich they m ake th e ir prem ium my farm back, have alm ost paid i 1929 F o rd tu d o r $50.00 on will be la ter, extending from bed and sta y th e re .” paym ent, w hich m eans they m ay the m ortgage, and my b ank is M ay 3 to N ovem ber 1. D u rin g Ja n u a ry , probably h alf have th e ir prem ium deducted open. I am 80, b u t I am doing 1930 W illis K n ig h t $65.00 of th e co u n try w ould have sp en t from th eir AAA fa rm paym ent, well. H ave over 100 c a ttle on feed j 4-door sedan, clean p a r t of th e m o n th in bed if it th u s elim inating th e necessity of [ and q u ite a few hogs. T his new $50.00 followed th is recom m endation. paying cash fo r the am o u n t of kind of corn is m ak in g bigger | 1929 O ldsm obile th e ir prem ium . Som eday som eone is going to yields th a n I ev er used to grow. I j g e t v ery rich by discovering a M r. C um berland pointed out tu rn u n d er clover, use lime, and i m edicine w hich a c tu a lly does g et th a t under th e all-risk w h eat have lo ts of fun beside.’ rid of o r p rev en t colds. M ean " C o n tra s t him w ith (the m an J The C lackam as C ounty A g ri crop insurance p ro g ram fa rm e rs | while, we will continue to use c u ltu ra l C onservation office is can p ro te c t th e ir w h eat crop fo r , w ho w a s dow n a n d o u t a t 50, [ O R IE N T GARAGE eith e r 5L> o r 75 p er cen t of th e ir ! w ife cooking and w ash in g dishes salves and d ro p s and in h alan ts p rep ared to accep t applications Phone G resham 4748, O rient, Ore. an d g arg les—an d continue to av erag e yield a g a in s t loss from fo r h e r u n iv ersity husband! fo r crop insurance on th e 1941 all unavoidable hazard s. Phone S andy 431, Sandy, O regon sniffle. T o tal "M y h a t is o ff to Old John, sp rin g w h e a t crop, G. R. C um ber losses a re se ttle d a s soon as s a t- broke a t 72, w ife passed aw ay, land, ch airm an of th e county iisfacto ry proof is established i b u t a resolute h e a r t facing to. com m ittee, said today. S pring th a t a to ta l or su b sta n tia lly to ta l loss has been sustained. P a rtia l w h e a t g ro w ers are urged to sign losses a re se ttled a t h a rv e s t tim e th e ir sp rin g w h eat crop insurance w hen th e a c tu a l loss can be de ap p lications on< or before F e b ru term ined. P a y m e n ts fo r ir.dem ity T he C h ristian A ttittu d e T ow ards a ry 28, w hich is th e final d a t fo r claim s a re m ade w ith o u t any u n filing sp rin g w h e a t crop insur- Posessions. n ecessary delay. Lesson fo r F e b ru a ry 16: L uke 16: 10:15; 19-23. Golden T ex t: L u k e 16: 13. I t m ig h t su rp rise som e to re a l ize th a t th e ir a ttitu d e to w ard s I possessions in d icates w h eth er I th e y m ay o r m ay n o t be tru ste d (B y L Y T L E H U L L ) w ith tru e riches. F a ith fu l in little w ith a m an will be fa ith fu l in m uch; P A R C H M E N T SH A D E fa ith fu l in using th e g ifts of God, T H E SM EA R BOYS a laughing stock. T hey dig back he w ill be tr u s te d w ith g re a te r into th e ir p a s t lives hoping to un The boys w ho “sm e a r” the g ifts. P resid en t and all his w orks, a re e a rth som e incident w hich they E a rth ly th in g s a re n o t the fa irly well classified. T hey a re m ay use to incite public d isa p m ere p aw n s of tra d e n or th e a b th e sam e chronic dissidents who proval. T hey burrow in to th e ir so lu te possessions of th e ir tem p s ta rte d to criticize him blindly six fam ily histories. T hey reproduce o ra ry ow ners. T h eir ten u re is a m o n th s a fte r he becam e P re s i old in terv iew s on un related su b S ave Y our E yes and Money je c ts and tw is t them into alm o st stew ard sh ip u n to God. If we a- d en t in 1932. by In v estin g in T his the buse th em in o u r selfishness, we U S E F U L FLOOR LA M P T hey coqie from ail w alk s of treaso n ab le u tte ra n c e s, by shall n o t be tru s te d w ith tru e life b u t re p resen t none of them . sta n d a rd s of today. T heir m e th A L im ited N u m b er Only riches, eith e r in th is life or the T hey m ay be R epublicans of th a t ods a re so scu rrilo u s and th e ir w orld to come. Je s u s say s we h ardshell v a rie ty w ho can never abuse so m ethodically tim ed th a t W e a re receiving a can n o t serve tw o m a s te rs—God be persuaded th a t all D em ocrats aroused A m ericans a re beginning C om plete Line of and M ammon. I t w as n o t stran g e d o n 't w ear forked ta ils under the to dem and th e id en tity of those th a t th e P h arisees, “lovers of s e a t of th e ir breeches. They m ay behind the m ovem ent. T h a t th ere is a definite p ro m oney,” scoffed a t Jesu s w hen he be m em bers of isolated b u t a rtic talk ed of th e rig h t use of w ealth. u late “W all S tre e t” g ro u p s w ho g ra m of d etractio n and slander those w ho advocate The lesson closes w ith th e sto ry hold a s ty ra n n o u s those re s tric a g a in s t “S h o rt of W ar" m ethods, is be of D ives and L azaru s. The rich tiv e business law s w hich they | m an, dressed in fine linnen and com ing daily m ore obvioiis. Such b ro u g h t upon them selves and up W atch O ur A dds for Good V alues in th e E n tu re fa rin g sum ptuously every day, on th e ir unoffending associates. team -w ork could h ard ly be pure coincidence. Some lay the blam e despised th e b e g g a r laid a t his They m ay be new spaper men who door. A t la s t th ese two, wlhose w oald n o t v a ry the flavor of th eir upon back sta g e m em bers of the e a rth ly sta tio n s w ere as fa r a p a rt sen tim en ts tow ard th e P resid en t A dm inistration circles. T his would as th e e a st from th e w est, w en t . if th e ir lives depended upon so m ake m ore sense if the A dm ini Gresham, Oregon Phone 216 stra tio n favored our e n try into to d ifferen t places sep arated by a doing. th e w ar. B ut th e A dm inistration g re a t g u lf—H ad es and H eaven. B u t w ho is behind th e cam D ives cam e to th e end of a m an p aig n of slan d er being launched a p p a ren tly does not fav o r our w ho has all h is good th in g s in a t every A m erican citizen who p articipation. Some claim th a t th e Jew ish th is life; L a z a ru s to th e rew ard d a re s to say th a t he is in fav o r of of one who, th o u g h a beggar, keeping th is co u n try out of the people a re inducing ce rta in w rit e rs and sp eak ers to c a rry on this chose e te rn a l riches. w a r? W hy cannot a m an like cam paign of d etraction. This Jesu s did n o t forbid o u r seeking Joseph K ennedy m ake a s ta te m ak es no sense a t all to those th e th in g s of e a rth b u t he said m ent w hich he hopes m ay help w ho read the serm ons and speech we should seek firs t th e kingdom th e d elib eratio n s of his c o u n try es of lead ers of Jew ry in A m er of God. W e c an n o t e n te r the k in g men in th is serious tim e, w ithout ica. dom if we love th e th in g s of e a rth being branded w ith the iron of Som e lay the whole plot a t the m ore th a n God and w rongly use n e a r-tre a so n ? W hy c a n 't Lind door of "W all S tre e t” and c a p ita l w h a t God h a s given us. T hen m ay b erg h open his m outh on the sub ists generally. This is the one ele w e so use th e th in g s of e a rth th a t ject o f h is country w ith o u t being and you give the finest of all gifts m ent of society w hich su ffers when th e y fail m ay be received, called every evil nam e in W eb m ost from w ar. as Jesu s prom ises, “into th e ev- s te r's dictio n ary and som e not in Some blam e it on the B ritish F o r th a t MOST IM PO R TA N T gift--------he erla stin g h a b ita tio n s.” th a t book? p ropagandists. B ut the B ritish are su re It's jew elry ! A beautiful w atch — S en ato r W heeler, S en ato r H ir too clever to play the gam e th a t H am ilton, Elgin, W altham , G ruen or am Johnson. H am ilton Fish, Gen. w ay. Bulovn. A lovely rin g — — a piece of H ugh Johnson, Gen. Wood and Who is it th e n ? We know who d istin ctiv e costum e Jew elry — — or any m any o th e r sincere and A m erica- does the d irty w ork but we one of scores of o th er |iersonnl gifts sure F o r H ealth and Econom y P a tro n loving p a trio ts, are fig h tin g for d o n 't know who p ay s them . Some to bring th e g re a te st pleasure ami h ap p i th e causes w hich they consider ize th e MT. HOOD DAIRY for day we will find out!! ness. Roy and Molin also fe a tu re m ore b est for th e ir country. T hey may your Milk and C ream . th a n 40 p a tte rn s of S terling, S ilvcrplate, be rig h t o r th e y m ay be w rong G lassw are, E lectrical Needs, etc. Your only tim e will tell. T heir a rg u A A. A A A A. A. A A A A . visit m ost cordially invited. m en ts a re certain ly debatable, as R aw and P asteu rize d a re all arg u m e n ts or all sides of A ccept N o S u b stitu te th e g rav e questions of today, but CONVENIENT TERMS at no EXTRA COST SALES and SERVICE th ey a re of value to th eir country o f only fo r th e reason th a t th ey ! W iring A E lectrical A ppliances a c t as a balance a t a tim e wher. I RHODODENDRON balance is desperately needed. TELEPHONE COMPANY The S m ear B oys don'e debate F ra n k C hristensen, Jr. th e ir a rg u m e n ts — they ignore [ JE W E L E R S and O PTO M ETR ISTS them . T hey a tta c k th e men per- j Ph. Rhododendron 100; Sandy 6x 316 S. W. A lder betw een T hird and F o u rth P ortland, Oregon Adolph Amatad Ph. Sandy 293 sonally; th ey a tte m p t to Injure w -v -w ■s- ▼ th e ir c h a ra c te rs o r to m ak e them a a a , a . a a . A. a £ountq Hews GEORGE E. KOCH This weeks Sermon. Above the Hullabailo REAL BUY W hile They Last 6 WAY LIGHT $5.75 1941 Norge Stoves and Refrigerators EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. Gi uve JEWELRY i FOR HEALTH R -A -D -l-O ROY and MOLIN