CLACKAM AS COUNTY N E W S, FRID AY, A U GUST 31, 1928
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chlorate, used as a spray, efectively
controls quack grass, m orning glory
or bindw eed. A weed killing dem on
stra tio n was held in Ju ly on the S tone
fa rm a t H ighland. A checkup shows
, th a t both sodium ch lo rate and sodium
(B y Jo h n J. In sk eep )
a rse n a te a re e ffe c tiv e killers o f C a n
F a rm ers living; so u th o f M olalla adian th istle and e v erg re en black
a re pooling order» fo r u cur o f a g berry.
GARAGE, MACHINE SHOP, AUTOMOTIVE
ric u ltu ra l lim estone to be purchased
T his being th e firs t season th a t
SUPPLIES
from th e sta te lim e p lan t a t Salem ,
sodium ch lo rate has been extensively
in the n e a r fu tu re .
used fo r th is purpose on the coast,
CHEVROLET, OAKLAND and PONTIAC Service
A lb ert E yem an has ag ree d to re the supply o f th is chem ical is ex
ceive o rders fo r his com m unity, which hausted.
The chem ical com panies
will p urchase a t lea st one car.
have w ritte n the county a g e n t's o f
H enry Kyllo ex p ects to sow five fice fo r estim a te s o f n e x t y e a r’s
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d istrb u te te n to n s o f lim e on the supply a t reasonable prices.
ground some tim e th is full.
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V e t c h f o r Fertilizer
T he p rice o f g ro u n d lim estone
shipped in bags is $7.95 p e r ton
The use o f vetch as a green m an u re
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crop is clearly d e m o n stra ted on land
P acific in C lackam as county. W hen farm ed by H. C. Com pton, B oring,
the bags a re re tu rn e d the sta te lime and W a lte r S tone, H ighland.
T he
p lan t m akes a re fu n d o f 10c each, recom m endation o f th e use o f vetch
m aking a n e t cost o f $5.95 p e r ton. fo r th is purpose, w here clover can
Phone Sandy 261
SANDY
FARMERS PLAGE ORDERS
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tion last week.
FOR AGPICULTUrSAL LIME
Sandy Garage
C harles S harnkc is p a in tin g large
signs fo r th e a ttra c tiv e new Jo n sru d
au to park and picnic g ro u n d s on the
B lu ff roud.
Miss C lara M einig, O tto M einig
and Mr. and Mrs. A lbion M einig and
fam ily all m ade th e M t. Hood Loop
trip last week.
W. G. D u n c an ’s nephew , W y att
D uncan and fum ily o f Cupay, Cal.,
w ere here a sh o rt w hile last week.
T hey plan to come ag ain next season.
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T he P o rtlan d E le c tric t Pow er Co.
has reduced lim e ra te s on its lines
and lime m ay now be p urchased for
$G.45 n e t f. o. b. K stacadu and som e
w hat c h ea p er a t B oring and E agle
Creek.
HOUSEWIVES,— USE OUR
Mrs. B e n n ett is still su ffe rin g m uch
[ w ith her hand, and has, so fa r, found
; no re lief, the tro u b le not being y e t
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d e fin itely located,
T he P. T. Shelley fam ily w ent to
Hood R iver T uesday to a tte n d the
fu n e ra l o f Mr. S helley’s niece.
O w en Poe is sta y in g a t th e R obert
J o n s ru d 's p a rk w ith th e Ja c k H an
sons. Y oung Mr. Poe cam e up from
C a lifo rn ia w ith th e H ansons.
Mr. a n d Mrs. A. R adford w ent UP
th e valley a n d p urchased a reg istered
ram re ce n tly .
T hey now keep 22
head o f sheep.
T he K oessel fam ily and H erm an
F re y w ere o u t S unday fo r a sh o rt
tim e a t th e ir sum m er hom e here.
H e rb e rt Koessel drove back again in
not be p ro fita b ly grow n, has m et
w ith criticism from fa rm e rs who may
have w aited too late in th e season
before tu rn in g th e crop o f vetch
under.
A nderson & H auglum , Sandy con-
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Ddell a n d child
tra c to rs , have ju s t com pleted a la r g e ] 0 * Uood R iver a re h e re v isitin g D r.
Lime o rd e rs m ay be placed th ro u g h
g ra d in g c o n tra c t n e a r Longview, aa<l Mrs. Brosius. Mr. O dell is a son
o f th e la tte r.
the county a g e n t’s o ffice o r th ro u g h
W ashington.
local pools. T he co u n ty a g e n t will
T he e n tire M itchell fam ily atte n d -
R ecent g u ests of Mrs. O ren G anger
help any com m unity w a n tin g to pool
a t a lovely luncheon w ere Mrs. H azel
*be w e^d in g o f A rlie a t C anby
orders.
M urray and Hollis, M ary Ja n e D uke ^ “ tu rd a y . H arry , a n en g in eer, was
a n d C harles.
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Interest in W e e d C on t r ol
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Miss Mollie
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C lackam as co u n ty fa rm e rs a re
E aste rn S ta r m em bers su rp rised Mr. i
m an ifestin g g re a t in te re s t in th e use
and Mrs. Ja m es O gden, th e occasion
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B rightw ood
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of sodium ch lo ra te and o th e r chem
being th e b irth d a y o f th e la tte r. Five tra c to r, and who is also connected
icals fo r killing m orning glory, C an
hu n d red w as played.
I w ith th e B rightw ood store, w as in
crop of o a ts on th e land im m ediately.
ad ian th istle and o th e r weeds.
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Mrs. J . M. C. M iller enjoyed a de-
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T ests a t th e O regon A g ric u ltu ral
lie*luus chicken d in n e r a t M arvel Inn
college a t C orvallis show th a t sodium good yield.
Sunday evening.
R o b ert Jo n s ru d is com pleting the
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C. L. b isk w en t to S pringdale ,
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w ith relatives.
T h u rsd ay a fam ily p a rty was given
B A B Y CLINIC A T SAN D Y
a t the J. W. D ixon hom e honoring
T he baby and pre-school age clinic
the b irth d a y s o f Mr.
Dixon, his held F rid a y a t th e hom e o f Mrs. Ray
d a u g h te r, Mrs. O gden, a n d a gran d M u rray w as cond u cted by th e county
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REPAIR SERVICE
son, Bobby G anger.
h ealth physician, Dr. W. H. M iller,
Our Shoe Re-Builder is a man
W. J. F a u b ian h a s n o t been q u ite and Miss A lder, co u n ty nurse. As
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Who’s always on the “hop” ;
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non beach w ith his d a u g h te r, Mrs. Mrs. C. O. D uke, M rs. W. A. P ro c to r
A member of the “Get There” clan,
and Mrs. M urray. T he little folks
Brown, who has also been ailing.
Who reaps the custom crop.
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Carl Douglass Post No. 74
AMERICAN LEGION
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EAGLE CREEK HALL
Saturday Nite, Sept. 1
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H. C. C om pton plowed u n d e r a crop
o f vetch and oats e arly in May and
a fte rw a rd s double disced th e land.
L ate p o tato e s w ere p lan te d in July.
The p o tato p lan ts have m ade a rapid
grow th in spite o f the fa c t th a t this
ground had been g rain ed fa rm e d fo r
fo rty years. T he soil also has ye-
tain ed m o istu re unusually well.
W a lte r S tone plowed u n d e r a crop
of vetch, a b o u t May X, a n d sowed a
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S andy Shoe Shop
He plugs all day with main and might,
And turns out work that’s FINE
And when he does a job.—it’s RIGHT,
This shoe shop friend of mine.
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SERVICES OF HIGH CHARACTER
Perfect plans of a capable organization
and a discreet handling of details that
makes the rite a ritual of charm.
Old fashioned gum drops, per lb........................... 20c
Commercial Chocolates, lb...................................... 25c
Reg. 50c Chocolate C ream s................................... 39c
Frostkist ice cream, fruits, candy, and lunch goods
Gresham Funeral Parlors
Non-Sectarian
PA GE T H R E E
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T he new lyw eds, Mr. a n d Mrs. Her-
b e rt H uck, re tu rn e d fro m Spokane tbe ev en ing.
last w eek and w ith th e R u th e r and
Dr. A. W illiam s took F ra n k Man-
S chw artz fam ilies a re now in th e! non o f D over to th e hospital Sunday.
M annon had su ffe re d a stroke.
hopfields a t A urora.
Mrs. J. C. D uke w as a d inner g u e st]
Mrs. F ra n k S purlock re ce n tly had
a t th e F. L. P ro c to r hom e Sunday, j a visit fro m th e sto rk , a boy. T he
She re tu rn e d to th e c ity Sunday.
Spurlock» live n e a r th e K oennem ans
Mrs. G eorge P c rre tt o f P o rtla n d 10* Dover. T he sto rk seem s p a rtia l
w as a g u e st of Mrs. J . M. C. M iller I to boys j u st now - as Dr. B rosius
the firs t p a rt o f the w eek and called r ®^o r*s b ' s ' a s* th re e cases, and all
on sev eral frien d s while here.
i w *thin th e m onth, a re boys.
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Sandy, Oregon
LOCALS
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Model Supply Co.
Phone 1901
Billy F a u b ian , guide a t B a ttle A x e iscore<* w cl*
Inn, took a p a rty o f clim bers up th e
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m ountains, W ednesday.
M R S.
ANDERSON
EN TERTAIN S
G iffo rd s a t W hite R iver a re add-
, , Mrs. C arl A nderson w as hostess to
m g some a ttra c tiv e new co tta g es to I,,
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th e Belso W om en’s club T hursday,
th e ir a ttra c tiv e re so rt.
th is social e v en t being given a t Jo n s
Mrs. H elen D ahrens had as Sunday ru d park.
E la b o a rte re fre sh m e n ts
d in n e r g u e sts M r. a n d Mrsv W m. w ere served, including ice cream .
Beckm an a n d son T eddy and Mrs. V isitors p re se n t w ere Mrs. E. F.
H eilm ann and g ra n d so n M elvin, all B runs, Miss C aroline V a ere tti, Mrs.
o f C anby.
i H e n ry E ri, A lm a
S pooner, Dolly
Miss D orothy Jo n s ru d has been R athke, a n d Mrs.
H e rb e rt H uck.
doing m any “ to u ch es” in a r t a t Mar- i M em bers p re se n t included M esdam es
vel In n , such as sign le tte rin g , m ak- M. K ligel, Jack so n , C harley H aw orth,
ing shades, and otherw ise applying G ilbert E ri, P e terso n , G eorge H uck,
a r t in which she m ajo red a t O regon A. Jo n sru d , D olan, W right, H em pe,
U niversity.
Spooner, R athke, H erz, T. D unn, Mrs.
O bey and niece, Miss D orothy Jn o s-
ru d , Mrs. R. Jo n sru d a n d th e hostess.
Mrs. H em pe will e n te rta in a t th e
n e x t m eeting.
Estacada, Oregon
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harmonize with your living
room fumirfiingi, the Triano
brings to your home music
"as you like i t.” P la y it by
hand o r as a Registering
Plano—putting your own
expression Into the music
— or as a R eproducing
PU ao — reproducing the
werk of the master* ex
actly. Upright* and Grarxlt
priced *715. $830 and up
to *2400. Come In and 1st
ua Anw you.
C lacka m a s C o u n ty ’ s
only
Willard Batteries
exclusive Shoe Store
$ 9.00
We carry a complete
stock of
M en’s W om en’s a n d
Hogg Bros.
C h ild re n ’s Shoes
Oregon City
All genuine parts for generators and starters
Oregon City Battery Shop
( First State Bank
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Bank”
Hardy Studio
10th and Main ( O v e r C C S t o r e )
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A new low price on
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E to you— . We believe in the old adage, “Serve well
and you will be served well.”
5 We have many department« including all lines of
insurance.
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Not long ago a blind man stood on the corner of a
busy thoroughfare waiting to be taken to the other
side of the street. Many people passed but paid no
heed to the lonely figure tapping the sidewalk with
his cane. At length a man stepped to his side and
with a kindly “Let me help you, brother,” escorted
the afflicted one to safety. The profound thanks he
received were a rich reward for the small service
which meant so much to the blind man.
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P h o to g rap h s of th e children NOW
will be m ore tre a su re d w ith each
passing year.
NO. 2 and 3 DIMENSIONS
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