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PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1943 Dr. H. A . Schneider D EN TIST —Phones— Offle« 151 — Residence 6x2 SA ND Y, OREGON |(Pbituan|| ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BULB" K ' W OUR TELLER'S WINDOW IS AS NEAR TO YOU JOHN 8. KIESECKER John S. Kiesecker, a long-time resident of Sandy, passed away a t the Wildwood Rest home in Mrs. Margaret York was ad- I If every man, woman and child In the United States lays Gresham early Wednesday morn mitted to Portland Sanitarium vA aside HO» the aggregate will ing. He was born August 12, 1872 Tuesday evening, and submitted be about $13,000,000,000 or the at Chicago, Illinois, and was just to surgery Wednesday morning. amount the Treasury must past 71 years of age at the time * * * . raise in Its Second War Loan. of his death. Mrs. Roland Krebs is teaching Funeral services will be held If Y ou S u ff e r F ro m Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Sandy at Sandy Ridge school. New seats chapel of the Chapman Funeral and desks have been added to j Home. Rev .J C. Hafley will of accommodate the more than forty ficiate, and the I.O.O.F. lodge will pupils who are enrolled in the Try This Famous British Medicinal have charge of the service. Inter classes. Salts Now Being Made In U. S. A. ment will be in Sandy cemetery. | (t tt tt In a g la ss o f h o t w a te r p u t one teaapoon- fu l of K ru sch en S a lta a n d d r in k a b o u t h a lf He is survived by three broth Adolph Amstad has just com i n h o u r b efore b r e a k f a s t. 15 to 20 m in u tes ers, Fred and Henry of Sandy, pleted a new silo at his dairy la te r follow w ith your u s u a l b r e a k f a s t cup o f h o t coffee o r te a . U su a lly w ith in th irty and George of Philomath, and farm, which will hold about 60 m in u te s you g et p rom pt a n d effectiv e relief a n d should begin to feel b rig h t an d re> several nieces and nephews. fresh ed a g a in . Be su re to follow th e sim ple tons of ensilage., for the exclu e a sy directions. ----------g a ----------- sive use of the Mt Hood dairy Now k eep th is u p fo r 5 s tr a i g h t d a y s— Ju st see If you too d o n 't d isco v e r w hy th o u s a n d s h av e found hot w a te r a n d K ruschen Milan Briles left Sunday even herd. S a lts so beneficial In reliev in g th a t d u ll co n Bureau of Public Relation. U. s. W ar Department tt It tt ing for Alturas, California on a s tip a te d " o u t- o f - s o r ts ” h e a d a c h y feeling. G et K ru sc h en S a lts to d a y —a t a ll d r u g sto res. GENERAL ARNOLD LOOKS ’EM OVER IN BRITAIN—The business trip. I Konrad MacAlleson suffered a commanding general of the United States Army Air Forces while severe cut on his left thumb last overseas visited one of the large VIII Air Force Service Command Sunday morning. He was treated repair and supply stations. Shown above ha is talking with a civil at Portland Sanitarium. service technician and an enlisted man on their job of engine repair * M M Left to right, Brigadier General H. J. Knerr, Civil Service Technician J. F. Green, of San Antonio, Texas, General Arnold and Private First The boundary board will meet Class Leroy Farmer, of Savannah, Missouri. in Oregon City on November 1st ARE MADE BY FOLLOWING THE GOLDEN to hold the hearing for the pro RULE AND SUCH FRIENDS ARE LASTING posed consolidation of the Sandy In 1943, under its ninth presi grade school district with a por dent, Dr. A. L. Strand, O.S.C tion of the Dover district. became the first college in the n », m west to start the Army Special- BUY ANOTHER BONO ¡zed training program. I DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE (continued from page 3) CONSTIPATION! AS YOUR MAIL BOX <$<$><$> SAVE TIRES AND GAS <8> <8> ■$> Ask for Bank.by-Mail Supplies ♦ ♦ ♦ BANK BY MAIL HELP THAT THREE GALLONS OF GASOLINE DO THE WORK OF FOUR Clackamas County Sandy, Oregon Member Independent B ankers’ A ssociation of Oregon BaiisiffiBnaiiinmiiau cation of this summons, Septem able attorneys’ fees, and for such ber 23, 1943; if you so fail to other and further relief as to the appear and answer plaintiff will Court may seem just and equit apply to the Court for the relief able. prayed for in her complaint, to- This summons is published by wit: for a decree dissolving the order of Earl C. Latourette, Judge marriage contract and for such of the above entitled Court. other and further relief as may I Dgted October 18, 1943. to the Court may seem just an I Date of first publication Octo equitable. ber 21, 1943. This summons is published by ' Date of last publication Novern order of Hon. Earl C. Latourette ber 18, 1943, count in the office of the County Judge of the above entitled I GRESHAM, OREGON PHONE 247 ' BUTLER & JACK Clerk of Clackamas County, Ore Court. Attorneys for Plaintiff Dated September 18, 1943. gon, and that Monday, the 22nd 200 Butler Building day of November, 1943, at the Date of first publication Sep Oregon City, Oregon hour of 10 o’clock in the fore tember 23, 1943. Date of last publication Octo noon of said day, in the Circuit TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Court Room of said Court, has ber 21, 1943., been appointed by said Court as ARTHUR B. BAINES Statements made by any per the time and place for the hear Attorney for Plaintiff sons to the effect that Curtis TO ALL OUR READERS-FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY ing of objections thereto and the Weatherly Building Wood are afflicted with a loath- H«re at last ia a »penal low coat, all coverage policy with benefit» up to $1500 00 for settlement thereof. Portland, Oregon Wood, are affliced with a loath death, $1500 00 for diwnemberment, Hospital, Doc tar and Ambulance Faa Benefits and even a $100 00 emergency allowance included for every policyholder, all aa pro- Dated October 15, 1943. some disease, are untrue. I have videtl for in your F R E E policy Read it in the privacy o f your home. No obligation. Date of first publication Octo investigated the m atter and feel: W H E N YOU NEED ber 21, 1943. SUMMONS that a grave injustice has been, IT M O S T ! ‘T " " •bl *" « « •« common Ih .n ro u Date of last publication Nov- In the Circuit Court of the done Mr. and Mrs. Wood by such thinlr Play tefe. L et Independence Insurance give you quick cash to help pay ember 18, 1943 thoae m any bill». N o waiting period. N o red tape N o delay» M a il coupon today State of Oregon for the County reports. PREMIUM lc A DAY • NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION ERMA GRAVES of Clackamas. Mrs. Lewis E. Jones Last year one per »on in every 14 wa» p ainfu lly disabled th ru accident W e never know who II be next. A whole year's prem ium only $J 65— a penny a d ay— leaf Lewis E. Jones Administratrix of the estate CHAUNCEY L. BARNEY i L - n. - T e d - y * N « increase in rate». N o doctor»’ exam ination». W e take your word. N o m a tter how old or where you w ork, ap p ly today. of John Knight, deceased. Plaintiff, ~ . L NO. MONEY-NO OBLIGATION BUTLER & JACK vs. BIG, STRONG RELIABLE INSURANCE: INDEPENDENCE INSURANCE CO. «0 MEW RUBY E. BARNEY, Defendant Attorneys for Administratrix Y o u d u l ilu n t — m m iu in n , R em em ber. there J 1 1 ,10 0IS W U I. WILL CAU I . and thousand» ... U B G overnm ent Bonds ! 200 Butler Building, ................. u » B u n d . I n—— sumHayS-a.s« To Ruby E. Barney, defendant: ba u .,1 I b a n d e n te politic» Your tegular full »ixe policy S tnspeuion at once. No obligation uf any kind. _ • • ■’ ' j 1 ■ ■■ ' .. ■ ’ ! Oregon City, Oregon In the name of the State of Ore ................Para W t i l t h . gon; You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint SUMMONS filed against you in the above en- In the Circuit Court of the tiitled suit on or before the ex State of Oregon for the County piration of four weeks from the of Clackamas date of the first publicatiion of FRANCES BAGWELL, Plaintiff this summons, October 21, 1943, vs. and if you so fail to appear and and you give the finest of all gifts JOHN K, BAGWELL, Delendant ' answer plaintiff will apply to the Bob Bolmgren Court for the relief prayed for in I o John K. Bagwell, the above ' his complaint, to-wit: for a judg named defendant: C O N V E N IE N T TERMS at no E XTR A COST ment and decree either partition In the name of the State of ing he said property, to-wit: Lot Oregon: You are hereby requir 2 block 6 West Gladstone, Clack ed to appear and answer the amas County, Oregon, according J. C. HAFLEY First farmer's short course in JEW E l.F its mill OPTOMETRISTS complaint filed against you in to the respective rights of the the west was held at Corvallis in j S U Al,l, r ‘"’tween Third and Fourth Portland, Oregon THE the above entitled suit on or be parties hereto, and for that pur I January, 1894, according to the fore the expiration of four weeks pose to appoint a referee to par | thumbnail history of Oregon from the date of the first publl- tition the said property, if the Stale college, compiled in connec ♦ ♦ ♦ (continued in next column) same is not done by the Court: or tion with the 75th anniversary A 28 per cent increase in all celebration. if partition of the property can soaps produced for civilian use not be made, then for a sale of M. tt at result from a recent War Food dropped somewhat this year, but the same and a division of the on First agricultural research car administration order, announces the increase just authorized will proceeds of said sale, and for a ried on at old Corvallis college, Lois A. Lutz, extension specialist allow for slightly more -soap per further order requiring the costs I forerunner of Oregon State col in home management. More fats capita than in prewar years. of this partition suit be paid from 1 P. M . lege, was an analysis of “white and oils are being allocated for There is no basis for “scare buy the proceeds of said sale, and for Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday thin purpose, though manufactur ing, the War Food adm inistra-, S m ile a soil with suggested treatment, costs and disbursements herein; P . O. 87, Gresham , Ore. and an analysis of ‘marl” from ers are being requested to use tion assures housewives. for an order allowing a reason- prescribed perçut ages of non-fat Even so, soap supplies will not the Yaquina bay district. matrials as substitutes for fats. be excessive ,so careful conserva There's the rookie who thinks It It It A temporary shortage of a few tion is rtlll necessary. Supplies I a jeep is a female Jap, October is an important “birth types of soap on retail shelves has will be increased, but so will de day month" for Oregon State col- | been caused by consumer hoard mands. Military and industrial lege. On October 27, 1868 _ 75 ing. according to national offi needs are greater, and large sup years ago — the legislature “de cials. Actually, soap stocks In plies soon will be needed in the RESPECT OFFICE NOURS Operutiong in Congress nre us- signated and adopted" Corvallis : 1942 were the largest on record manufacture of synthetic rubber. The new soap program was dis College as the state land grant and some of that heavy supply ually directed by bloc heads. Visit yout doctor college. Two years later on Octo was on the market until the mid- I cussed at a recent meeting of the d u rin g o 11 i c e ber 21 it was “permanently adop die of 1943. Soap production haï | War Food administration's soap » » » hours, l i t can ted." and glycerine industry advisory serve you better. (continued in the next column) I committee, which expected in Card trick: knowing how to get creased production to get under A C A ll IN TIME out of making a fourth at bridge way around October 1st, and to MAT SAVE NINE get to the shelves of retail store • » » M by November. Call your doctor st bis office »hen ---------- ra ---------- first symptoms of When money talks nobody Early in the 19th cen sickness appear. Instruction in military science John Audubon tury a storekeeper and cares what kind of grammar It and tactics was begun at the col gristmill operator at uses. Henderson, Kentucky, lege in 1872, but the first U. S. AVOID CAllS took to studying birds army officer wns detailed to the IA1E AT NIGHT as an antidote for en » » » ! college in 1894. nui and added much to D aytim e fo r e man’s knowledge of ■t it it thought can often ornithology. His name First professor of agriculture An egotist Is an “I" si>ecialist. elim in ate need is a byword to this was Edgar Grimm, appointed in for night calls. day. It is John James ? 1883. First bulletin of the agri Audubon. M » * cultural experiment station, estab WAICH YOU» OIIT r. _____ ~ “ shed in 1887, was published in The matrimonial bureau Is 1888 on the subject “History and packed full of women's clothes Organisation” by Grimm. Regular habits ,/ and a man's necktie. and .nj-;,.- s h i p , k L> 1 M M M Only the knowledge ol In the first year of Dr. Kerr'r J ’ SU k i t e is. ■ ■-v despotism, destruction, presidency these things happened: killing, maiming brings | entrance requirements raised and oni ..,0 **’* surface of I preparatory department abolish- Nanism. It has no place K eep O b for gentle souls; only | ed; new calendar adopted: in- B ack in g Himmlers, Schleicher«, ' Mructional division organised into von Papens, lfeydrichs. With War whools; summer arhool started: | two buildings erected and Olm stead campus plans prepared. . F K I E N D S Carroll Funeral ‘ftome “ B ack The A tta c k !” ALL COVERAGE INSURANCE POLICY QUICK CASH a a MAIL COUPON TODAY ■ ■ ■ Give Jewelry ★ ★ ★ ROY and M O LIN No Reason to Hoard Soap Stock "S K Y P IL O T " KWJJ Good Printing ¡tlOA’P J OVER AMERICA * G Fair Prices Excellent Stock SANDY DRUG STORE S A N D Y POST
