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The berry growers’ caravan start
ing at Gresham and numbering 40
at Sandy, joined the Sandy grange
in a potluck dinner Saturday. The
county agent o f Multnomah county
Mr. lla ll o f Gresham, presided at the
luncheon.
The berry situation was
given by Mr. Hall, D. E. Towle, and
H. B. Davis, and Felix Chiodo also
a grow er charmed the crowd with
his accordion. The caravan enjoyed
tlie hospitality o f the grange as well
as the hot coffee.
They went to
Boring and Damascus later.
Mr. Hall said $1,000,000 was dis
tributed to the berry growers o f
Eastern Multnomah and this section
lust year, and that witin a few years
that amount should be doubled, and
predicted a continuous berry field
would eventually be planted from
D over to Gresham.
Mr. Davis urged having the county
agent examine your soil, that on
their way to Sandy they had seei
crops not adapted to the soil, hence
failures.
The one field would go
4 DO tons, the one adjoining, perhaps
one ton.
Mr. Towle said he sees no reason
why all berries should not be har
vested this season, that the weevil
menace and neglected
cultivation
will offset over-planting.
EDITORIAL
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Things were stirring at Sandy oi
Saturday.
The grange was in ses
sion, the berry growers caravan was
here, the mountain tra ffic was on
and at night the Rebekah special
session held forth up stairs at the
I. O. O. F. hall, and down stairs 25
political orators modestly told theii
hearers o f their fitness fo r their re
spective political plums; the grange
dancers were dancing and life was
S *M CARRELL DIES
one merry whirl.
The excitement
EARLY SUNDAY MORNING carried over to Sunday when the.
Bennet roof caught on fire from a
Sam Carrell, who passed
away spark and the fire wagon came tear
•suddenly at Powell valley early Mon ing down at a moment’s notice, half
day morning was born at Pinevil!e the town following.
Mo., came west in 1886, and was
married to Miss Cora Funcher o f
Isabel W o lfe is an occasional hello
l ’ewell Valley in 1899, where the
For years
couple resided the last forty years. girl at the switchboard.
Mr. Carrell is mourned by u most o f Mrs. W olfe was employed regularly
at the board when she was Isobel
friends.
Surviving are Mrs. Carrell, four Gray.
sons and two daughters, four grand
children, three
brothers, and one
sis er.
Funeral rites were held on
Wednesday at Gresham, Kev. S. F
Pilts in charge. Burial was at Doug
las; cemetery. Pall bearers were A.
J. Alt, Horace Lake, Jim Hilliard,
L. A. Wren, John Williams and Hen
ry Wihlon.
“ Honesty in All Doings’*
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DEL MONTE
No. 2 cans containing
combination of finest
fruits for salads, can
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DONALD J.
R Y A N
CAKE FLOUR
for cakes and pastry
No. 9 Sack
He has been engaged in farm
ing and business in Clackamas
county fo r over forty years,
and has also taken an active
part in civic affairs.
He has
been a school teacher, school
clerk and postmaster.
He has been successful in his
own business and now has
large
property interests in
Clackamas county. He believes
that the county neds a practical
business administration and if
elected will work to the best in
terests o f the citizens and tax
payers o f the county.
The Gresham branch o f the Ore
gon Pickle company will sign up foi
50 acres o f “ cukes” this season. Two
farmers in the Firwood section will
try “ pickle” raising this year. This
industry has not been tried to any
extent here in this immediate vi
einity.
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"A
BOOSTER FOR
ROADS”
59c4
DEL MONTE COFFEE
Vacuum packed, lb.
COFFEE
50c4
A good blend; we grind
it; per lb. 35c; 3 for
$ 1.00
HONEY
BOYS NEW OXFORDS
for summer
Tan and Black, pair
Pints 33c^
Pure, strained, packed
in Mason jars, q ts.
59c4
$4.90
PURE COCOA
Good Quality; 2 lbs
PIMENTOS
in glass jars
10c4
25c4
CATSUP
25c4
30c4
15c4
One more lot of
EGG CARRIERS
hold 12 dozen, at
49C
KERR’S
PREMIUM OATS
package
35c4
American Beauty
8 oz. bottles at
39c4
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THE PEOPLES STORE
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ESTACADA, OREGON g
H. B. SNYDER, Proprietor
Candidate fo r the Nomination :
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County
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SOAP
large package
CHILDREN’S HOSE
three-fourth lengths;
something fine for, pr.
on the Republican ticket. Mr.
W right has served one term in
this position and has given good
service to every part o f Clack-
amas county. He solicits your
vote at the May Primaries on
the strength o f the record o f
his work in the position o f
county commissioner.
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FOR CONGRESS
to spend the day with relatives. Mr.
Glenn Ely came home from Cor
ESTACADA PEOPLE HAVE
Buell’s mother and also Mrs. Buell’s vallis Friday evening and visited here
OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR
until Sunday afternoon.
THE CANDIDATES SPEAK mother reside there.
Candidates fo r all the county o f
W . E. McWillis, who has been in
fices were here Monday evening St. Vincent’s hospital in Portland fo r
I and each was given fiv e minutes to some time, submitted to an operation
tell an Estacada audience
of
his \ Thursday and is reported as getting
qualifications fo r the o ffic e sought. along nicely.
The m eeting was interesting but not
I very largely attended.
The candi-
Mr. and Mrs. Moore o f Gladstone
I dates made up almost half the audi- visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Page
' ence.
who are Mrs. M oore’s parents, last
Refreshments were served by the Sunday.
members o f the W. C. T. U., and a
: hort band concert was given by the
: Estacada band.
Drive to Fall» City
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Buell and
fam ily drove to Falls City Sunday
J. W. SAUND ERS
Route 1, Estacada
Painting and Paper Hanging
JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET
HELD FRIDAY NIGHT
Fine Line o f W all Paper
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
\bout fifty plates were served at
the junior-senior hamlhet
Friday
night.
The tables were placed in
the gymnasium and were beautifully
arranged. The dinner was prepared
by the cooking class which is becom
ing experienced in serving banquets.
Tho class colors, pearl and silver,
were in evidence in the decorations
and table appointments. Miss Ktm -
me er supervised. The faculty was
included in the number present.
Friday night is the great event
fo r the 23 seniors who are to be out
in all their glory and reecive their
"sl.eep skins.”
Attorney at Law
General Practice Confidential
Adviser
Oregon
GEORGE P O IN T E R SELLS
BUSINESS AN D B U ILD IN G S
George Pointer has sold his build
ing and stock o f second hand goods
to Willitfm Giigan, possession to l e
given soon.
Mr. Giigan will con
tinue to live on his farm east o f
Estacada a short distance. Mr. Poin
ter expects to remain in Estacada fo i
at least thirty days.
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Good
Service...
W H AT IT MEANS HERE A T THIS BANK:
Good service is more, than a convenient phrase.
O. D. EBY
City, Oregon
Dr. M. M. Martindale
CHIROPRACTOR
o f Oregon City
Monday and Friday Evenings
after 6 o’ clock
Office at Linn'* Inn
It is demonstrated every day in prompt atten
tion, courtesy, and a whole-hearted endeavor to ac
commodate in every way possible.
ESTACADA STATE
BANK
Boxes,
Safe Deposit
$3.00 per year.
Walter W. Gilbert, M. D.
SANDY LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Ganger were
rei eat dinner hosts to Mr. and Mrs.
James B. Ogden and Dirk and A. H.
KI rtger.
Mrs L, B. Greene was very happy
to receive a Mother's Day telegram
Sunday from her son, Chester Mar
tin. o f New York City.
Mrs. A. J. A lt was railed to the
bedside o f Sam Carrell again Satur-
d.i • and Mr. Carrell passed away
at 12:30 Monday morning.
Fred Radford was
down
from
Palmer to attend the
banquet at
Pleasant Home church
Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mantor o f Port
ia),d was out to
spend
Saturday
night and Sunday with the C. W.
\\ ilkinsons.
MATCHES
Saganan Tips, large
boxes, full count
6 boxes for
25c4
Republican Nomination for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Things are lively again, the "o il
gang’’ is here and all the vacant
rooms are filled.
However, the air
wilt not be as blue as heretofore, a,
motorists are assured by the state
highway commission that only om
side o f the road will be oiled at a
time.
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SHRIMP
Diamond W, latest pack
No. 1 cans
3 cans for 49c4
RO YAL W HITE SOAP
6 bars for
fo r
Hal Hoss is running strong for
secretary o f state in both this and
the Gresham section. It is generally
conceded that Hoss is the logical
candidate.
Lettuce, Green Onions, Radishes, Asparagus, Cabbage
Celery, New Potatoes, Peas, Tomatoes and Fresh
Strawberries.
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News Hal F. Gibson
Additional Sandy
BERRY GROWERS’ CARAVAN
PAYS SANDY A VISIT
$ =
Legislative service
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192s
Everything in Season
for
REPRESENTATIVE
may is ,
The Peoples Store
H H
CHINDGREN
is the only candidate for that office who is commit
ted to a definite plan for securing these
needed reforms
EXPERIENCED — CAPABLE
F riday ,
for re-election
= 2. A system for equalizing yearly assessments. ,
Candidate for the Republican Nomination for
news ,
REPUBUCAN
Candidate
1. A complete reappraisal of all property along the
lines of the Coos and Multnomah county plans.
f Douglas Johnson
clac K amas
present
County Clerk
COURTEOUS
EFFICIENT
Vote 70 X
Republican
Candidate
(paid adv.)
W. C. Hawley
Republican candidate fo r renomina
tion and present chairman o f Com
m ittee on Ways and Means o f N a
tional House o f Representatives, a
native son o f Oregon who has “ No
interests to serve but the public in
terests” and who is
CLEAN
CAPABLE
EXPERIENCED
FAITHFUL
SUCCESSFUL
Read his record o f Successful Service
in Voters' Pamphlet.
(P aid Adv. by R. C. Glover)
Physician and Surgeon
O ffic e Hours 9 to 6
and Evenings
ESTACADA
OREGON
C. D., D. C., E. C. LATOURETTE
Attorneys
Practice in A ll Courta
First National Bank Bldg.
Oregon City
Oragoa
For the Hot Days!
W e have a large supply o f
HOME COOKED LUNCH MEATS
BROADWAY GARAGE
RICHFIELD
Mora Power for tho samo prico
Tube Tiro Patching
PLUMBING — TIN WORK
STORAGE
Truck Lina Torminal
Estacada Meat Co.
Estacada, Oregon
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