Among the things for which our
boys are fighting is the right to cele
brate Christinas in the traditional
American way. It is with particular
pride in our country’s accomplish
ment in this direction and with firm
faith for the future that we send you
now our heartiest Xmas wishes.
SANDY DRUG STORE
Oregon
Sandy
Of I-adino Clover Laid
at at «
A campaign put on last year
to increase the output of laJino
clover seed in Oregon which in
eluded a substantial increase in
guaranteed price resulted in a
big jump in the production of
certified seed in Oregon in 1944
compared with the 1943 output,
E. R. Jackman extension farm
I crops specialist at Oregon Htate
college reports.
The preliminary estimates for
1944 show a production of well
over 300,000 pounds compared to
less than 200,000 pounds in 1943.
Demand from eastern dairymen
for ladino clover seed to increase
the yield of their pastures is
still greatly in excess of supply.
Certified seed is now selling
well above the government’s guar
antced price of $1.50 per pound.
Jackman believes that the crop
looks like a good bet on an ex
panded basis for another year or
two at least. Josephine and Jack-
son counties produce a high per
centage of the United States sup
ply of ladino clover although this
year Malheur, Deschutes and
Crook counties added substantial
ly to the states total production.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
W e will deliver every Monday, W ednesday
gardletw* of holidays.
A lso we w ill carry extra milk
truck
over
the
holiday
and
and
Friday
cream
on
re-
delivery
season .
MEADOWLAND DAIRY
W alter H. Ander egg. M anager
IT 1$ NO T
Greetings
during prosperity that we reflect
any progress, but rather during
slack times when we must p u t1
out principles and our methods
to the test of adversity.
If we have our way about it ot.
cholas is going to make an extra stop
at your home. No one needs to point
out to us what your loyalty has
meant to us during 1944. All we
can say is Thank You and Merry
Christmas.
Carroll Funeral ‘Home
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
GRESHAM, OREGON
PHONE 241
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SEASON’S GREET I NOS
—On Pry Day, Buy Bonds
We extend our warmest best
wishes of the Season.
HARTWIG’S
To those now in the Armed Ser
vices of our Country we send you
this prayer. May God bless you and
protect you, and may your Christ
mas be one of Good Cheer.
BLUFF ROAD
SÊSSOnS CHEER
Ihe Stage Coach has given place to the
streamliner. "I he electric light has snuf
fed out the soft-beamed candle. "I inkling
sleigh bells are drowned in the roar ot
motor horns.
But who will say that
Christmas at hand we renew our pledge
of devotion to ideals of honest dealing,
and express our appreciation of your
friendship for us during 1945.
May those of you who have loved ones In the armed f. rccs
of our country be proudly happy this Christmas, and may
you be blessed with Good Cheer through the New Year.
SANDY TIRE SHOP
SAN DY C O M M U N IT Y CH URC H
J. C. H A E L E Y , M luL'.er
' 'ON MOKE WOOD, "I I IE WIND IS CHILL;
BUT LE I IT WINS I LE AS IT WILL’
5’LL KEEK OUK MERRY CHRISTMAS STILL’
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R. S. Smith Motor Company
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Sunday school at 9:45. A brief
lesson session followed by Christ
mas program combined with the
pastors Christmas message. The
unified service will close at noon
with a Christmas treat for ev
ery one.
Our church and Young Peoples
groups are suspending the even
ing service to join-with the Plea
sant Home Methodist church in
presenting the Christmas cant’ ^a
‘ Chimes of Holy Night,” directed
by Mrs. Stephen Braker.
Prayer meeting as usual on
Wednesday ata 8 p.m.
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IM M A NU AI. M ISSIONARY
CHURCH
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SA ND Y, ORE.
’.qi su uju » ŒUBUBUBUSU®
Kelso, Oregon
Sunday school 10 a.m.
Preaching service 11 a.n.
All are welcome.
Rev. Walter E, Stamm, Pastor.
RUM
7TH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
Sabbath School at 10.00 a.m.
Saturday. Preaching at 11:30 a.m.
and Young People's Meeting at
3:30 p.m.
IM M A N U E L
LUTHERAN
CH U R C H
Rev. H. J. Gieseke, pastor
Service every Sunday at 11 a.m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
10 A. M
Also supports full 8th grade
Elementary school
GOD BLESS YOU merry gentlemen
let's get the Yule log burning. Bring
on the viands and let joy be unconfin
ed, for Christmas comes but once a
year.
At this holiday'time as in the past, we
are mindful of our indebtedness to you
for your geenrous patronage, and we
pledge once more our determiniation
to be still more deserving of your
friendship.
CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK
AN INDEPENDENT BANK
With genuine appreciation of our
pleasant relations we extend you
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
SAN D Y MARKET, Inc
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