CLACKAMAS COUNTY MEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1929 *
IN TERESTINC MEET
Farmers,
Merchants
— both find the Clackamas County
Bank particularly adaptable to their
needs.
Complete facilities, personal service,
and a knowledge of conditions in this
community is a combination they ap
preciate in their banking
connection.
If you are about to open an account,
com e in and talk it over with us.
C lackamas C ounty B aak S'
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SANDY. OREGON
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At Estacada High School Gymnasium
A DOUBLE HEADER
ESTACADA BOYS
ESTACADA GIRLS
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GRESHAM BOYS
WEST LINN GIRLS i
FRIDAY, FEB. 1, 7:30 p. m.
Admission: Adults, 35 cents; Children 15 cents, j
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VIOLA, Jai\. 31. — (Special) —
Viola has a touch of winter just now,
with the thermometer registering 22
above and twelve inches of snow on
the ground and it is still falling.
The P. T. A. met at the church
Friday evening and there was a large
crowd and a fine program was en
joyed o f songs, music and readings.
Mrs. Nelson, the school teacher, was
present and told what was needed
for the good o f the school. A num
ber o f improvements are to be made
in the building.
Mrs. John Mattoon made a busi
ness trip to Marshfield a few days
ago.
Miss Jaret Hamilton, who is a stu
dent in Grant high school in Port
land, spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hamil
ton.
The P. T. A. is considering having
a spelling contest. Anyone thinking
he can spell better than Joe McComb
is invited to come along and try it.
The cream wagon from Logan, the
meat wagon from Estacada and the
faithful mail carrier were all on time
Tuesday, despite the heavy snow.
John Mattox, Walter Brewster and
Bill Pelkey have gone into partner
ship in the mill business, having pur
chased an outfit over at Corvallis.
They expect to go over there Mon
day. They are all good mill men, and
their friends wish them good luck.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Conrow had their
daughter Opal from Portland visiting
them the past two weeks.
The Elliott mill has shut down un
til the weather improves.
Classified Ads
EXTRACTION OF TEETH
W e S p eciali ze in
RATES
Ads. accepted for this column at 1
cent per word, minimum charge 26
cents, three insertions for the prict
o f two. Cards o f thanks, 60 cents.
A bookkeeping charge of 10 cents il
made for all classifieds not paid in
advance.
At this office we are equipped to
handle the most difficult extrac
tion, with gas or local injection
around the gums.
A trained dental nurse to insure
cleanliness.
My past experience will bear me
out as a painless extractor of
Teeth.
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Eor Sale— Furniture
Y ear s
FOR SALE— Aladdin Lamp; new
model; good as new. J. J. March-
bank, Estacada.
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FOR SALE— Team o f mules; weight
about 950 each; 4 years old, gentle
and work good; value $150; will
trade for cow. M. Sarver, Esta
cada; phone 39-7.
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$5.95
30 x 3V2 Clincher Cord ................................ $6.30
30x3Vi Oversize Clincher C ord ........
$6.95
29x4.40 Balloon .......................................... $7.95
30x4.50 Balloon ...................................
$8.70
29x440 Balloon ............
DON’T OVERLOOK THESE BARGAINS; AND
BUY YOUR TIRES
NOW
THESE PRICES ARE GOOD FOR ONE WEEK
ONLY
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USED CREAM SEPARATORS, gas
engines, spreaders, drills, tractors.
Hessell Implement Co. Gresham. 21
Estacada
1924 Ford Sedan— good tires, good
condition; quick sale, $150. For
cash will furnish license. Cascade
Chevrolet Co., Estacada.
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W illam et te Building, O r e g o n C ity
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Estacada, Oregon
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DANCE
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2
C A R V ER
1 WH E R E
FOR SALE— Good grade clean oats;
$39 per ton. P. T. Monroe, Esta
cada Route 2; Phone 23-111.
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General Practica Confidential
Adviser
GENERAL PLUMBING
AND REPAIRS
Phone Sandy 321
O regon
C ity , O r e g o n
Dr. M. M. M artindale
H. A . S C H N E ID E R
D E N T IS T
P h on e Sandy 151
CH IRO PRACTO R
o f Oregon City
Trips to Estacada discontinued
until latter part o f September
Sandy, Oregon
D R . F. C .
B R O S IU S , M. D .
Office
2nd door West o f Meat Market
T elep h on e
W alter W . Gilbert, M. D.
P h ysician en d S u r g e o n
341
O ffice Hours 9 to 6
and Evenings
ESTACADA
OREGON
Sandy, Oregon
S ch u eb el, B eattie A M iller
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Attorneys at Law
6 per cent state school money to
loan on farms; General law prac-
tice. Bank o f Oregon City Bldg.
Oregon City
Oregon
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L. A . C H A P M A N
M O R T IC IA N
Calls attended day or night
Mortuary I. O. O. F. Bldg.
Telephone No. 21-61
D. C. A E. C. L A T O U R E T T E
A tto r n e y s
Practice in All Courta
First National Bank Bldg.
O r e g o n City
O regon
Dr. W . W . R h o d e .
O S T E O P A T H IC
P h ysician and S u rg e o n
Estacada
Oregon
S. E. W oo»ter
R eal E state Loans* Insurance
R entals
FARM LOANS A SPECIALTY
Tel. 77-3
Estacada, Ore.
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YELLOW
PENCIL
w ith the
lyREDBAND
Dr. H. M. Kramer
DEN TIST
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Estacada, Oregon
O ffice hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Evenings by appointment
O f f ic e P h on e 315
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convenient for all concerned
Gloom has setled on the Elwood I
inhabitants with the four inches of
snow which fell since Saturday night
C. E. Surfus o f Estacada visited
at the home o f his sister, Mrs. Dan
Stahlnecker, Sunday.
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O. D. EBY
A tto r n e y
S. G. S P I T L E R
FOR SALE— Graphonola and 60 rec
ords; good condition; big bargain.
Phone Estacada 86-11. .
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Employment W anted
ELWOOD, Jan. 31.— (Special).—
The entertainment committee o f the
PLUMBING— pipe fitting; steel sep
| P. T. A. met Saturday p. m., at the
tic tanks a specialty. J. F. Stand-
school house to arrange for the Val
ish, Garfield.
Phone Estacada
entine program to be given February
71-61.
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16. The sale o f a cafeteria supper
will be a feature of the evening’s en WANTED — Housework by exper
tertainment.
ienced girl, in good home. Write
W. Jones gave a farewell dance at
Margaret Brown, Eagle Creek, or
the Baker hall January 16. J. Lew-
Call Estacada 68-21.
It
f ellen played the merry tunes.
William Bittner made a business
L O S T A N D FO U N D
trip to Sandy Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Wilson were LOST— Wire haired terrier, between
Sandy and Gresham, on highway.
calling at the home o f the latter's
Leather collar. Answers to name,
sister, Mrs. Otis Vallen, Friday eve
“ Pal.” Call Cecil Duke, Sandy 53,
ning.
or Clackamas County Bank.
fib
Mrs. Martha Henderson was on
the sick list last week, but is feeling
FOUND— Fountain pen. Owner may
fairly well again. Her sister, Mrs.
get it by paying for this ad and
Matilda Surfus, stayed with her dur
identifying same. News office, at
ing her illness.
Estacada.
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| After taking the mid-term exami
nations in the Franklin high school in
CARD OF THANKS
Portland, Orel Vallen came out Wed-
We desire to express our sincere
nesday evening to spend the remain appreciation and thanks for the aid
der o f the week with his mother on and sympathy extended us by our
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the ranch.
many friends during the illness and
Mr. and Mrs. M. Park visited at the death o f our loved one.— Mrs. J. Wil
C. Bittner home Tuesday evening.
son, Guy N. Wilson, George R. Wil
Lillian Schumacher was a guest of son, Jessie Gibson, Florence Mc
Mrs. Moehuke over the week end.
Cracken, Edna Johnson, Harry Wil
Prof. J. Grimes o f Berkeley, Cal., son, Jack Wilson Faye Rogers.
spent the week end at the home o f his
A telephone meeting was held at
brother-in-law, Dan Stahlnecker. Mr.
Stahlnecker and the boys helped him j the school house Saturday night. The
repair his car for a tirp to Eastern 1 dues were paid, a' new set o f laws
discussed and the following officers
Oregon.
L. M. Cox had the new license elected: A. U. Bogden, president;
plates stolen from his car, which was Dan Stahlnecker, secretary; Matt
parked near the mill where he works Park, lineman. Three directors were
elected to serve two years.
in Oregon City, last week.
L. M. Cox bought a right on the
The school directors had a sink in
stalled in the cloak room iof the telephone line. All are glad to have
E school building Saturday, which Is a another neighbor install a telephone
for everyone added makes it more
much-appreciated convenience.
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Gresham’ Oregon
Phone 2471
FOR SALE— Buick sedan; fair con
dition; cheap for quick sale. Cas
cade Chevrolet company, Eesta-
cada.
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Pabco j
Paint I
for every purpose
P h on e 562
G a te s F u n e r a l H o m e
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Oregon
with
Distance is no question with us. Our
equipment is at your service day or
night.
Cascade Chevrolet Co. |
Dual Duty Dealer
consistent
DR. P. G. BROWN, Dentist
Autom obiles For Sale
Christina Dunsmuir, Sandy grade,
has received her final writing certifi FOR SALE— Twelve tons of good
hay; part vetch; $70.
Eagle
cate which gives her exemption from
Creek Trading Co.
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examination. Her grade was 95.
Stella Stout and Rosa Funk are en
FOR TRADE OR SALE— One ton
titled to improvement certificates.
Chevrolet truck; good running or
Ed Flatau was in town Friday and
der; $100 cash, or will trade for
renewed his subscription to the
cattle.
M. Chase, Springwater,
Clackamas County News on the club
P. O. Rt. 2, Estacada, Phone Es
plan with the Portland News.
tacada 27-15.
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Mrs. J. T. McIntyre, Brightwood,
was unable to attend the pioneer PIANO FOR SALE in Estacada vi
meeting Sunday and read a paper
cinity; high grade, like new. Your
concerning the early history o f her
own terms and sacrifice. Write
father, a pioneer o f this section, be
H. A. Livernash, factory adjuster,
cause her husband was in bed with
2613 Pacific ave., Tacoma, Wash
the flu.
ington.
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FEB. 16, AT ELWOOD
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when
For Sale— Farm Implements
Bargains - Bargains |
3 0 x3 ^ Clincher C ords.................................. $4.75 E
PLATES
$10.00 to $37.00
in i o h i it i it : h it i h ni t i : i t i h i t i) : i h h h h h m h h h m u i: ; i) ti i it ti i h i h in it it i nu h in h ut I. not been seen since. He is a black FOR SALE— Piano, fine condition;
and white, long-haired dog and gen
price $100, terms. P. S. Stamp, R.
erally not very friendly with strang
I, Bx. 19-A. Phone 43-5. Estacada.
ers.
He was never known to go
away from home before.
For Sale— Farm Products
SANDY LOCAL ITEMS
Practice)
Out o f town people served in one visit
good dentistry.
For Sale— Livestock
USED CARS— Big values in used
G u ests o f W e in g a rts
cars. Price and terms to suit you.
Mrs. Ruth Baker and daughter and
Hessel Implement Co., Gresham. 21
son o f Portland, who entertained at
Miscellaneous
the Legion banquet Friday n’ght,
were guests at the Weingart home
FOR SALE— Cedar shakes and hand
while in Estacada.
made shingles. L. E. Thompson, R.
1, Estacada.
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The Wm. Cary family o f Estacada
are grieved over the loss o f their dog FOR SALE— 2,000 Cedar posts; 12 H
cents each. Inquire Estacada Feed
Terry. He came down to the post
Store.
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office with Phyllis Friday and has
Goodyear)
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