CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1928
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WANT ADS
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CONCORD and Sweetwater grapes;
pick them yourself, 3 cents per lb.
at J. S. Osborne’s vinyard, Esta
UP-TO-THE-MINUTE TOP WORK
cada. Phone 55-12.
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FOR SALE— About 50 or 60 ewes
and lambs. W. H. Lee, 3 miles
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north of Sandy on Bluff road
SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 29
Phone Sandy 308.
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j FOR SALE)— One and two year old
AUTO PAINTING OUR SPECIALTY
Ginseng plants and germinated
Rube Shaw’s Famous
and new seed. Inquire of Walter
Gribbon, Estacada.
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Estimates Given on All Jobs
FOR SALE— White sweet grapes, 3c
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per lb. Bring containers. Fred
Marosco, Estacada.
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BARGAIN NIGHT
POPULAR PRICES FOR SALE— 50 acre farm, 40 acres
cleared, Stafford district. Joseph
Gentlemen 75c—Ladies Free
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Vana, 1291 E. 19th St. Portland.
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FOR SALE— 20 head of ewe lambs.
L. F. Hale, Phone 12-31, Currins-
ville.
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COW FOR SALE—Jersey & Guern
sey, 5 years old, will freshen in
December, good milker. Eagle
Creek Trading Co.
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FOR SALE— Three goats, one giving
milk; two seven months old; all
three for $20. Patrick McKnight,
Sandy.
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FOR SALE— Four year old Jersey
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cow, fresh three weeks, T. B. test
RUBE SHAW’S BIG ROAD SHOW NO. 1
ed. Dennis Kenny, Morrow Sta
tion.
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Featuring his famous Girl Band and Big Time Vau
FOR SALE— Good young cow, Jer-
deville acts.
sey-Durham; to freshen in Novem
ber, with third calf. H. Gernand,
OUR POLICY—Nothing too good for Estacada
Route 2, Boring; 2 1-2 miles east
of
Boring.
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ELECTRIC WORK
A dollar show for 40c to adults and 15c for children
FOR SALE— Ginseng seed, Golden
Seal seed, also Golden Seal plants.
Picture—Buzz Barton in “Boy Rider” and comedy
Let us price your job
J. J. Marchbank, Estacada. sl4tf
Our work and prices will satisfy you.
Remember the date—Saturday, September 29 FOR SALE— Seven six week» old
pigs. Ervin Douglass, phone Esta-
cada 69-6.
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cent perfects, $3.10 per thousand,
delivered. Paul Klaetsch, Tele
phone
83-11.
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FOR SALE— 120 acres, 6 acres
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fair barn, running water.
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Lays well; in good berry section.
HOUSEWIVES,— USE OUR
Price $20 per acre, half down, bal
ance on terms. Duke & Proctor,
Sandy, Oregon.
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SALE— Three fresh cows, six
= Phone Sandy 56
A HOME PRODUCT | FOR springers,
three heifers, 22 shoats,
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and one Guernsey bull. Call South
Side Foster road, near Johnson
MEN’S, BOYS’ AND MISSES’ SWEATERS
Creek, 3 miles east of Lents. s21
2.25 to 5.00
FOR SALE— Over eight million feet
first growth timber with land.
Price right. Duke & Proctor,
Sandy, Oregon.
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Phone
Sandy
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Estacada, Oregon
FOR SALE OR RENT to reliable
party, 23 acres cleared land in
Eagle Creek. Also good piano for
BUY YOUR GASOLINE AND OIL HERE
sale. Mrs. Paul Still, Eagle Creek,
Oregon.
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Service Free of Charge
FOR LEASE ON SHARES— 150
ewes. U. S. Morgan, Estacada,
Phene 46-1.
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You will always find what you desire in the way
HOUSE FOR RENT at Estacada;
of fresh and cured meats here.
four rooms and bath; phone Sandy
24 or write Mrs. Viola Denning,
Try Our Home Cured Hams and Bacon
Route 2, Box 96, Boring.
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WANTED— Second hand Ford tour
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ing body, ’22, ’23 or ’24. J. Krie-
Sandy, Oregon
ger, Route 1, Box 62, Eagle Creek,
Oregon.
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at Masonic hall
GIRL BAND
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Liberty Theatre
Saturday Night
Every Need of an Automobile
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First Class Auto Repairing
City Garage
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Fresh and Cured M eats
Estacada, Oregon
W E H A N D L E K E R R S F E E D S FOR T H IS R E A S O N :—
W e believe K e rr’s Feeds give the person who btfys them
the most for the dollar. Thi* choice was made after year’s
of experience in Dairy and Pou ltry Feeds.
Come in and we will explain further and will gladly help you solve
your feed problems.
BARTHOLOMEW & LAWRENCE
Estacada, O regoa
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GILGAN’S
Furniture Exchange j
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Pettit Mattresses
Miller's Wall Paper
Murphy’s Brushing Laquer
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Bittner Service Station
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ONFECTIONERY
AFE
CHERRYVILLE ITEMS
Pete Stone, Walter Alt, Emil Bitt
ner went deer hunting Monduy, stop
ping to see Mr. Beaver on their way
to Three Links. They plan to return
Saturday, loaded with deer.
As Bill Alt and wife went home
from the grange dance Saturday
night they almost ran into a wrecked
car on the bend near Cherryville,
which was a new Ford, turned over.
The woman riding in the wrecked
car had a bad cut on her hand. Mr.
and Mrs. Alt helped push the car
back on its wheels, but it was badly
damaged.
Among recent Cherryville folks
visiting Sandy were Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Dixon and Dorothy, Mrs. Minnie
Douglass, Mr. and Mrs. A. Beden-
stein, and Mr. Williams, the packes
for the Dahl camp, and Mrs. Eva
McDougall, Cherryville teacher.
SANDY N IG H T T R A F F IC GROW S
Sandy night traffic is growing
rapidly, according to George Maro-
nay, who keeps his confectionery and'
lunch counter open late. Maronay
says Eastern Oregon shipments are
coming through Sandy by night and
the drivers stop to eat here when he
is open. Night traffic has never been
so heavy here as this season, accord
ing to Maronay.
PLAIN SEWING and dress making
neatly and quickly done at reason
able prices. Children's sewing a
specialty. Mrs. Wiley Howell,
Springwater.
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STRAYED— September 3, tan de
horned Jersey cow, fresh about
September 6. Notify Paul Kleatsch
R. 1, Estacada, Phone 83-11. o5
FOR SALE— Electric portable sew
ing machine, $35; three chairs for
$5; bed and mattress in good con
dition; oil stove; rug. A. Hoern-
icker, Sandy, phone lOx.
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HOME COOKING
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
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M em ber Federal Reserve
Tor Wood and Coal
IMPORTANT
Pabco Shingle Samples
Mountain Meadow Butter
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Estacada Meat Co.
Phone 601
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson and
children motored to Philomath and
other points, visiting with Mrs. John
son’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Whit
field and family. They left here
Friday evening and returned on Sun
day evening.
Will Nelson of Gladstone spent
several days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Wilson. He returned
to his home on Monday, taking hit
mother with him.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Schmidt enter
tained with a dinner party on Sun
day in honor of their son Richard’s
birthday. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. H. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Held and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ginther
and daughter of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paulsen and
son Otto visited with Mrs. Marie
Klinker and family on Sunday. Other
guests were Antone Johnson and a
lady friend.
The George school and P. T. A. are
giving a harvest dinner and dance a1
the club house on Friday evening,
September 21. The dinner begins at
6:30. Tickets are being sold at 35
cents each.
Mr. and Mrs. Barnes and three
children and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Paulsen and daughters, Georgia and
Betty of Portland, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Paulsen and fam
ily Sunday.
Meyer & Haselwander
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Phone City Garage 351
Sandy, Oregon
Phone Sandy 261
H. PERRET, Prop.
Sandy Garage
GARAGE, MACHINE SHOP, AUTOMOTIVE
SUPPLIES
CHEVROLET, OAKLAND and PONTIAC Service
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When you see the sign at the bank where you are
doing business there is a real satisfaction to your
mind that you have used your best judgment and ev-
ery precaution known in selecting a bank that is ca-
pable of meeting the requirements of the Federal
Reserve Standards in conducting its business.
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