CLACKAMA3 COUNTY NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1929
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Q. S. IS
ESTACADA LOCALS
Miss P auline Rose e n te rta in e d Rev.
D unlop’s S un d ay school
class, of
which she is a m em ber, W ednesday
e vening a t h e r hom e. A fte r th e bus
iness m eeting the re st o f th e m eet
ing w as tak e n up w ith various gam es
and visiting. To conclude th e m ost
e n jo y ab le occasion,
re fre sh m e n ts
w ere served.
The ju n io r class of the E stac ad a
high school gave a p a rty W ednesday
evening a t th e g ra d e school building.
T he G ard en C lub .s ta rte d w ork on
se ttin g o u t tre e s on Main s tre e t to
the W ude service sta tio n , b u t when
the ra in s s ta rte d the work w as held
up.
Miss G e rtru d e F ink cam e down
from h e r hom e a t S p rin g w a ter Mon-
duy to a tte n d to h e r du ties in the
postoffice, b u t w as tak e n sick and
has been confined a t the hom e of
h e r sister, Mrs. G rover Kiggins, all
th e week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. G ohring visited
P o rtla n d Sunday and while th ere
called a t th e Good S a m aritan hospi
tal to see Mrs. W allace Sm ith.
The M ethodist Ladies Aid held a
social m eeting W ednesday a fte rn o o n
a t the hom e of Mrs. W. H. G rabeel.
T h ere was a large a tte n d a n c e and
re fre sh m e n ts w ere served.
P assen g ers com ing down from
T h ree L inks re p o rt th a t th e trip is
not very p lea sa n t ju s t now, on a c
c ount of boulders fallin g on the
trac k , so larg e, som etim es, th a t it
ta k e s con sid erab le tim e to rem ove
them .
Mrs. J. W . S a u n d e rs is re p o rte d
to be ill, h aving been con fin ed to
h e r room fo r sev eral days d u rin g the
p ast week.
T he Y. M. C. A. b a sk e tb a ll team
from P o rtla n d will m eet th e E sta
cada tow n tea m on the hom e floor
F rid a y evening.
Mrs. B. O. S a rv e r a n d son H urry
a n d Miss L u la K ingston
drove to
G ladstone S u n d ay to v isit a t the
hom e o f Mrs. S a rv e r’s siste r.
Mrs. E m m a S. A llen, who has been
ill fo r som e tim e, c o n tin u e s to bi
very poorly a n d confined to her bed
m ost o f th e tim e.
T he Cascade G arag e h a s been
b e au tifie d by a fre s h c o at o f red and
w hite paint.
Mr. a n d Mrs. W. H. K andle, Mr.
and Mrs. A rt P e rry and W. F. C ary
drove to G leneden on the beach S a t
urd ay , re tu rn in g T uesday night.
T he L u n a C am pfire g irls held a
cerem onial m eetin g S a tu rd ay a tte r-
noon w ith th e ir lead er, Miss A nder
son, a t the Mae R eed home.
D. E shlem an is driving a new Chev
ro le t sedan, la te ly purchased from
th e C ascade C hevrolet com pany.
Mrs. S. A. H a rrin g to n cam e o u t
fro m P o rtla n d S a tu rd ay to visit her
m other, Mrs. Rose Lovell. Mr. H a r
rin g to n drove o u t a f te r h e r Sunday
a n d m ade a sh o rt visit.
Mrs. L en a U nderw ood a n d son Les-
te r w ere business visito rs in P o rtla n d
M onday.
Mrs. C harles H icinbotham a tte n d e d
Pom ona g ra n g e in G resham T uesday.
M r. a n d Mrs. E. D. A llen visited
re la tiv e s in E stac ad a th e firs t o f th e
w eek, re tu rn in g to th e ir hom e at
M arm ot W ednesday.
Jo e M arshall had the m isfo rtu n e to
c u t his le ft fo o t q uite badly, so th a t
he w as laid up fo r a few days firs t
of th e w eek. A few books from th e |
lib ra ry assisted him in passin g away
the tim e.
A p a rty in ho n o r o f Mrs. I r a Rey-1
nolds w as given a t the C h arlie K itch-
ing hom e S a tu rd ay evening. R e fre sh
m ents w ere served follow ing th e card
gam es.
R ay K eith w ent to P o rtla n d T u es
day to a tte n d a M asonic m ee tin g and ;
while in th e city called a t th e Good
S a m a rita n hospital to see F re d J o h n
son, who is being tre a te d th e re . Mr.
Jo h n so n is im proving slowly.
Mrs. M arie Davidson a n d Mrs. Ab-
bie A rm stro n g w ere dow n fro m T h ree
L inks to a tte n d the O. E. S. m eet - 1
ing T u esd ay night.
C ra w fo rd Bros, o f th e
G arfield
d istric t received delivery on a new
m odel A F ord tru ck , purch ased from
th e Bob Cooke M otor com pany. T hey ,
have equipped it w ith a W ood’s hy-J
d ra u lic hoist and dum p body. T his J
q u ip m e n t w as also p u rch ased fro m :
C ooke and is d eclared to be very
sa tisfa c to ry .
Mr. a n d Mrs. F re d R obley drove
to C orvallis Sunday to visit th e ir [
son G ra n t, who is a stu d e n t a t O re
gon S ta te A g ric u ltu ral College.
O. E. S yron w ent to P o rtla n d S at- >
u rd a y and had his to n sils rem oved. I
He is now a t his hom e h e re in E sta- |
cad a convalescing and th in k s he will
be ab le to ta k e care of his m ail ro u te
n e x t week.
Mr. and Mrs. H en ry Beqrs w ere
hosts to th e c ard club T h u rsd a y eve
ning, F e b ru a ry 14. A good tim e is
re p o rte d .
M rs.
T. A hlberg has a brid g e
luncheon a t h e r hom e th is F rid a y a f
tern o o n . T he club is com posed of
e ig h t ladies.
A. G. Am es was u n su c c essfu l in
his se a rc h fo r th e lo st A ired ale dog
up in th e m o u n tain s la s t w eek. He
says he saw dog tra c k s b u t n o t n e ar
the cabin. E v idently th e dog sta rv ed
as he w as m uzzled.
T he dog be
longed to W allace S m ith a n d w as a
v a lu ab le one.
WINGS” ATTRACTION
AT LIBERTY SUNDAY
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We too
are Shoppers. . .
—using every care in our selection of foods for your table. . . . QUAL1 FY
is our first consideration. . . . LOW PRICE is achieved by our tremen
dous buying power.
THE OWNER SERVES
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THE BUYER SAVES
Our Specials
For This Week Are:
LIFE BUOY SOAP—Three for
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SHREDDED WHEAT—Two for ........................................................
SPERRY’S PANCAKE FLOUR and SERV-US SYRUP; Pint, both
SERV-US SOLID PACK TOMATOES; 2 1/ 2»; 3 for
RED and WHITE SOLID PACK TOMATOES; 2 l/ 2s; 3 for
BAB-O; Two for ..............................................................................
22 C
1 9C
5 5 ("
5~e
50r
SERV-US MINCED CLAMS; Is, Tall; 2 f o r ................................... 47<^
RED and WHITE GOLDEN SWEET CORN; 2s; 3 for
49 C
SURF RIDER BROKEN SLICED PINEAPPLE; 2»; 3 for
53^
SERV-US MATCHES; 6 boxes for
270
SERV-US COFFEE; 1-lb. bag; per pound ..................................... 47<^
SERV-US COFFEE; 1 lb. Tins; per T in ......... -................................. 5 3 ^
CRISCO; 3-pound cans; each
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SERV-US GRAPE FRUIT; 2s; 2 for...................................................... 4 7 ^
RED and WHITE BROKEN GRAPE FRUIT; 2s; 2 for
27C
2 0 c;
SERV-US JELL DESERT; Assorted Flavors; 3 for
OUR PRODUCE SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK WILL CONSIST OF
ORANGES, SQUASH and HONEY
All those who a re in te re s te d in
high courage, th e b ra v e ry o f unselfish
a n d u n h e ed in g youth, th e splendour
o f y o u th fu l sacrifice a n d b e a u ty of
h u m an com radeship should go to see
“ W in g s” a t th e L ib e rty T h ea tre , E s
tac ad a , Sunday, M onday or T uesday,
next. I t is a film s e ttin g fo rth th e
w ork o f th e young k n ig h ts o f th e
clouds in th e w ar. B u t it is f a r m ore
ODD FELLOW’S HALL
th a n a film . It is an epic o f fe arless
y oung m anhood, a paen of trib u te to
th e airm en “ whose w ings a re folded
fo re v e r”— as a b e a u tifu l phase o f
dedication says,— and it is also an
am azin g exam ple o f w h at can be
achieved in the a ir. How th is pic
FIVE PIECE ORCHESTRA
tu re e v er cam e to be m ade passes
HARDWOOD FLOOR
u n d e rstan d in g .
I t is no com bina
tion o f tric k e ry and models, b u t a
GOOD TIME FOR EVERYBODY
re alistic visu alizatio n o f real people
rid in g the clouds and triu m p h in g over
th e daw n.
T he sto ry is one o f g en u in e d ram a,
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lie a t th e basis o f th e frien d sh ip s of
youth, a n d touched w ith
in fin ite
b e a u ty o f rom ance, w hich ru n s th ru
it like a silver th re a d in a purple
pall. F o r it is also essentially a pic
tu re o f w ar, o f sa c rifice , o f ste rn
c o n flict, o f th e u ltim a te te s t of h u
m an e n d u ran c e and hum an conquest
o v e r fe a r. T hose who have no know l
edge of av ia tio n — a n d th ey consti
tu te th e very g re a t m a jo rity o f th e a
te rg o e rs as of the g e n e ra l public—
will m arvel a t the a sto u n d in g scenes
a n d sig h ts p re sen te d upon the screen
— scenes which a re a m plified by m e
m ethods u n til a t tim es it a l
e chanical
m ost seem s as if you w ere p a rt and
f p a rce l o f th e vivid d ram a you a re
beholding.
To m ake you u n d e rsta n d about th is
w o n d e rfu l pro d u ctio n in p rin t is an
im possibility. M any local people have
seen th e p ictu re, and th e y w a n t to
see it again. D on’t m iss th is op p o r
tu n ity to view th e g re a te s t p ictu re
o f all tim e. J u s t th re e days, a t the
L ib e rty . S unday, M onday and T ues
day, F e b ru a ry 24, 25 and 26.
R e g u la r D ance
at
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Sandy, Saturday Night, Feb. 23
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L ib e rty T heatre!
“ THE BIGGEST ONE YET ” !
“ WINGS” j
With Clara Bow, Charles Rogers, Richard Arlen
and Gary Cooper.
Many local people saw this wonderful production |
at the Broadway a few weeks ago, and are unani- |
mous in proclaiming it the greatest picture ever made =
“Exultantly, he swooped down on the wrecked
enemy plane. Boastfully he stooped to snatch
its tattered insignia from the wing. And then
he recoiled in terror. He had shot down his best
friend.” An epic picture of the American war
“ace" in France.
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A Paramount Picture
THREE DAYS—SUNDAY. MONDAY, TUESDAY j
February 24— 25— 26
Admission: Adults, 115 Cents; Children, 15 Cents j
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Down From Thro# Link«
Mrs. Dale K elly cam e down from
T h ree Links W ednesday m orning w ith
h e r little d a u g h te r and was a guest
a t th e W. W ein g art hom e u n til th e
n e x t day. She assisted w ith th e spe-
ria l p ro g ram given by th e A m erican
L egion A uxiliary a t th e L ib e rty on
W ednesday evening, by re n d e rin g a
vocal solo.
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Mrs. E rro ll R eece’s C am p fire girls
g ave a lovely V alen tin e p a rty a t Bull
R un C om m unity hall S a tu rd a y night
66 being p re se n t and a five-piece
o rc h e stra p lay in g fo r dancing. A
d a in ty V alen tin e dance was given by
little A llavena Odell, am ong o th er
specials. T he hall was m ost unique
w ith lovely cupid d e co ra tio n s; a large
lig h ted V a len tin e being a t one end
o f th e hall, a n d o th e r lights o u t while
th e dream w altz was played. C upid’s |
help ers served h e art-sh ap ed cookies, |
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sandw iches a n d coffee.
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Sandy Sunday School Grow«
S andy Sudnay school co n tin u es to-
grow — 63 w ere p re sen t last Sunday.
T he y oung p eople’s m eetin g and th e
n ig h t service w ere also well atte n d ed .
Rev. O. J. Gill, pastor, is a rra n g in g
to s ta r t a young people's choir.
SANDY HIGH SCHOOL
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Ed M cCabe and Melvin H aneberg
o f O. S. A. C., who a re both B eaver i
K nights, w ere home to sp en d the
w eek end, as w as Tom Scales.
S andy boys m et th e ir fir s t.w a te r - j
loo th is season w hen C olum bia high
d e fe a te d them F riday night, 20 to 16.
S andy g irls scored th e honors over
C olum bian g irls 34 to 10. Both w ere i
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R em em ber, fans, th e big gam e on
F rid a y n ig h t th is w eek, a t Sandy,
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high w ith y o u r presence and co-oper
a tio n . The sam e night a w restling
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R ehearsals a re com ing fin e fo r
and Chrysler =
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