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CLACKAM AS COUNTY
B’S, FRID A Y . MAY 3, 1929
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Liberty Theatre
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P. T. A. AFFAIR AT
VIOLA PLEASES
V IO LA , May 2.— (S p e c ia l).— The
P. T. A. m e t in the church T hursday
evening. T h ere was a large crow d
p re se n t and S u p e rin te n t B renton
V edder gave a fin e
talk.
H enry
I R u th erfo rd o f H ighland gave two se-
| | lections on th e m andolin which were
fin e and th e play given by John
attoon, B ruce Randolph a n d Jess
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H olt was a p p rec ia ted by all.
The
title of the play was “ A pril F ool.”
Sandw iches, cake and coffee w ere
served w ith o u t ch arg e and $5.90 was
m ade from th e candy sale which was
applied on th e piano debt.
F rid a y evening. May 3, G randpa
B ulger w ith his train ed tro u p e will
be a t th e church. In the a fte rn o o n
he will e n te rta in th e school children.
It is all fre e to everyone in terested .
L este r and R alph B ateson a re both
= ill w ith th e flu and L ester had his
= th ro a t lanced M onday. T heir siste r,
P e a rl, was q u ite ill S a tu rd ay eve­
ning. Ja c k ie M attox, who was in­
= ju re d on th e play gro u n d a t school
last w eek, is im proving. He is w ith
= his
m other in P ortland.
= .1. H. S e v ier is able to be out again
a lthough he feels w eak yet. He had
a long siege o f th e flu.
Mrs. C lara H icinbotham , her m o th ­
er, Mrs. Sevier, w ere in O regon City
1 M odnay, th e fo rm e r tak in g t r e a t ­
m en ts from a chiro p racto r.
Mrs. E lden L ankin called on hei
siste r, Mrs. E m ery Pow ers, M onday.
= Mrs. S hackleford could not be a t
= the m eetin g T h u rsd ay evening on a c ­
co u n t o f ta k in g c a re o f h e r little
chicks. She has ab o u t six hundred.
Mrs. N elson, Viola school teacher,
took Mrs. S h a c k le fo rd ’s place a t the
P. T. A. m eeting.
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T he school d irec to rs have em ployed
¡ Mrs. N elson fo r a n o th e r term w ith a
$15 per m onth raise.
h n M attox, who owns a sawm ill
| n e Jo
a r C orvallis, was here fo r a few
days recently.
Wednesday, May 8 |
Rube Shaw Presents
W e
Four-Leaf Clover |
Girls’ Band
in
Singing, Dancing and
Orchestra Selections
Introducing the very
latest musical hits of
season
AND OTHER STAGE
SURPRISES
in addition to the mo-
tion picture program.
A BIG DOUBLE BILL
At POPULAR PRICES
3f> cents and 15 cents
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F E D E R A L LOAN ELECTS
BOB MARCHBANK
Local Representative
STUDEBAKER
ERSKINE
Motor Cars
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A t a called m ee tin g o f the Sandy
F e d e ral Loan association, E. D. H art
w as elected to ta k e th e place of Dave
Fosburg, resigned, as se c re tary -
tre a s u re r. VV’ill W idm er was chosen
as d ire c to r in place o f H art.
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Be Prepared to Borrow
You might never have occasion to bor­
row but if you did, wouldn’t you feel
chagrined if you were turned down?
Mrs. Bill A lt cam e hom e from th e j
h o spital last w eek w here she was
o p e rated on fo r gall bladder tro u b le i
and is doing nicely. H er m other-in-
law is w ith her u n til she is stro n g e r. I
W a rre n C ru tch e r, who c u t his hand j
in a d ra g saw, has been in bad shape j
from blood poison a n d was still in j
a hospital a t last re p o rt.
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred H auglum re ­
joice over th e a rriv a l o f th e ir firs t
son, b orn a t Mrs. P ow ell’s, G resham .
A tw o-inch rope will h ardly hold the
happy fa th e r.
A m ong those down to S andy fo r
th e tra c k m eet from W em m e w ere
Mrs. F. H. T aw ney, Mrs. Ja c k G re en ­
wood, Mrs. J. II. S to u t and
Mrs.
Beebe.
Mrs. F ra n c es W illiam son e n te r ­
tained la st week fo r Mrs. R aym ond
E. Sm ith w ith a farew ell luncheon,
and the honor g u e st w as p re sen te d
w ith bouilllon spoons. Those p re sen t
w ere Mrs. F. H. and Mrs. Clyde T aw ­
ney, Mrs. E. J. S icklcr and several
ladies from P o rtlan d , Mrs. W illiam ­
son a n d Mrs. Sm ith.
The S m iths
will be sta tio n e d a t Dee.
P leas R oork has been opening
s tre e ts and c u ttin g wood a t Evei'-
g reen park, d espite s u ffe rin g fro m
lum bago. Mr. R oork was in S andy
and G resham F riday.
Mrs. Clyde T aw ney is hom e ag ain
a f te r tw o w eeks in th e city w ith
F ra n c is, who was q u ite ill.
Mrs. S. B. Rowan a n d Mrs. W ing
w ere down from B rightw ood fo r the
crack m eet F riday.
A big su rp rise b irth d a y p a rty w as
given in ho n o r o f Jo h n Bucholz of
Salm on R iver, Sunday, 25 a tte n d in g .
M r. a n d Mrs. J. V. R a ffe rty , p ro ­
p rie to rs o f G overnm ent Cam p hotel
have ta k e n a concession a t Ja n tz e n
beach and leave th is w eek. The R af-
te rty s have m ade m any frien d s d u r-
ng th e ir several y e a rs' stay a t Mt.
Hood.
Mrs. L eon H a rris is re covering
nicely fro m an o p e ratio n fo r go itre.
M r. a n d Mrs. C arl A lt w ere in
■Sandy S a tu rd ay . Mrs. A lt is looking
fine again.
R o b e rt A schoff is o u t o f school
w ith a n a tta c k o f m easles.
Mrs. F re d S tu ltz cam e home fro m
a tw o w eeks’ sta y in th e city, M on­
day.
O. J. Jo h n so n drove to S e a ttle S a t­
urd ay to brin g his fam ily back home.
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SANDY, OREGON
“READY” AND “WILLING” REPRESENTING RED AND W HITE SER­
VICE, ARE MIGHTY PARTICULAR ABOUT THE PRODUCTS
THEY SELECT FOR CUSTOMERS. ONLY THE BEST IS GOOD
ENOUGH. QUANTITY BUYING BRINGS DOWN THE COST.
We Buyer Saves
We Owner Serves
Specials for
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Saturday and Monday
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4 an d 6:
SERV-US BARTLETT PEA RS ; 2*/2»;
Two for
63C
$ 1.83
RED and W HITE FLOUR; 49-lb. Sacks; per sack
N. B. C. CANADA STYLE CREAM CRACKERS; 1-lb. Cartons
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BEECHNUT SPAGHETTI; Three Tins for
........... 3ÍV*
SURF RIDER Broken Sliced PINEAPPLE; 2s; 2 for
...........3 7 <•
SERV-US JELL DESERT; Three Packages for
.........20C
SERV-US COFFEE; One Pound Tin for .................... ......
........... 5 3 C
SERV-US COFFEE; One Pound P'-ykage for ...................... ......... 4 7 c
SERV-US DATES; 10-oz. Sanitary Tins; each
......... 2 1
WESSON OIL; Quart Tins; each
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CALUMET BAKING POWDER; One-pound tins; each
.......... 2 5 c
OREGON BLEACHED WALNUTS Two Pounds for
.......... 4 9 c-
SERV-US GRAPE FRUIT; 2s; whole sections; 2 for
.........4 7 c
RED and W HITE GRAPE FRUIT; 2s; Broken sections; 2 for
39Ó
RED and W HITE Special DEVILS FOOD Layer Cake; ea. ........... 1 9 C
Our Produce Specials for This Week Consist of
CARROTS, ONIONS & ORANGES
CLARA BOW PICTURE
ATTRACTION SUNDAY
M ore th an th re e h u n d re d e x tra
players a p p e a r in C lara Bow’s new
s ta rrin g p ictu re e n title d “ The F le e t’s
In!” g a rb ed in th e u n ifo rm o f the
U nited S ta te s navy. F o r the m ost
p a rt th e men selected w ere ex-naval
men so th a t a u th e n tic and realistic
atm osphere could be obtained.
“ The F le e t’s I n n !” is th e fe a tu re
a ttra c tio n a t the L ib e rty , E staeada,
S un d ay and M onday next.
T he d irec to r, be fo re the film was
ta rte d , insisted th a t th e men por­
tra y in g “ g o b s” fro m U ncle S a m ’s
»leet have previous naval tra in in g
and ex p erien ce a t sea. C asting di­
re cto rs fo u n d a good m any num bered
am ong th e host o f e x tra players in
Hollywood, and a g r e a t n u m b er of
¡hem w ere engaged in som e o th e r
work, b u t gladly took p a rt in th e
p ictu re fo r the sake o f old tim es.
They e n te re d into th e sp irit o f the
p ictu re ju s t as if a g ain they w ere
back in uniform a n d “ w hooping it
up” on shore leave.
C lara Bow gives one o f her s tro n g ­
est c h a ra c te riz a tio n s in this pictu re,
a ccording to advance re p o rts. C rit­
ics have been lavish w ith th e ir praise
of th e w ork o f the flam in g h aired
sta r.
T he sto ry concerns Miss Bow, p o r­
tra y in g the role o f a dance hall hos­
tess, who is th e c e n te r o f a riv alry
betw een Hall and O akie. How the
sto ry is b ro u g h t to b rillian t clim ax
is one o f th e m any su rp risin g and
e n te rta in in g fe a tu re s o f the film s.
SANDY LOCAL ITEMS
Such a time will never come if you save
and build up your credit with us here
at the Clackamas County Bank. It
takes but a dollar to open an account
and get started.
The Pick of the Crop
THE PEO PLES STORE
H. B. SN Y D E R
w ere S unday g u ests of Rev. and Mrs.
F. C. Schoen a t th e L u th e ra n p a r ­
sonage.
Miss B e rth a H offm an w as o u t fo r
th e firs t tim e in a long w hile to
spend th e w eek end w ith M r. and
Mrs. O scar B randes.
Service...
Distance is no question with us. Our
equipment is at your service day or
night.
T h ere w as a large crow d fro m
S andy to a tte n d th e fu n e ra l o f S. G.
S p itle r a t G resham last w eek.
G a te s F u n e r a l H o m e
Miss A rleigh K am m ^rer is m aking
g a rd e n w hen th e w e ath e r is good, j Phone 2471
Gresham- Oregon
over on th e B lu ff road.
Mrs. V iola D enning is o v e r in
E a s te rn O regon fo r a few w eeks to
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visit h e r son, R alph D ouglass.
Paddy M cK night visited a fo rm e r
sea c ap tain and fam ily in th e city
last w eek, also frie n d s a t Je n n in g s'
lodge.
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Mack S to u t sp e n t th e w eek end a t
the J. W. Dixon home.
Mrs. F re d P ro c to r’s fa th e r, a fte r
two w eeks in the T hom as hospital, is
m uch b e tte r, but still poorly.
Mr. and Mrs. Red Bolton have a \
new 12-pound boy. The Boltons
live a t a Firw ood wood cam p.
T he S. R. H arp ers e n te rta in e d a I
p a rty o f eig h t a t d in n e r S a tu rd ay
evening, five being th e H aney fam ­
ily o f V ancouver and Mrs. Payn, now 1
of P o rtlan d .
Mr. a n d Mrs. H. H. W atkins w ere
a t \ an co u v e r S un d ay and enjoyed
the sight th a t blossom day presented.
The L. C. W ilkinsons and d a u g h te r
o f P o rtla n d w ere a t th e Ray W ilkini
son hom e Sunday. B irchard, son of
the la tte r, is down w ith in te stin al
j flu w hich follow ed to nsilitis.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. M iller o f Sa-
| lem and Mr. and Mrs. A. Schoen and
Mr. a n d Mrs. E. Schoen o f P o rtla n d
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