C LACKAM AS CO UNTY NEW S
F R ID A Y , M A Y 13, 193«
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Deetz enter
tained the high school faculty last
Friday evening after the program g i
Mrs. Chris Myers has been quite ven at the high school.
seriously ill this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Barr and fa
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cheney were In mily visted with relatives and friends
.in Estacada last Sunday
Portland several days this week.
ESTACADA
Grocery Price. FRIDAY-SATURDAY, May 1304
M AC ARO N I
1 Qr
4-pounds.................................................. t i r l »
PINEAPPLE, Libby’s
1
No. 1% can each ...................................
OLEO, Robin Hood
2-pounds ................................................
SOAP, Crystal White
90 c
1 0 bars f o r ............................................
SLICED
lN * «IC ll< * S
HALVES
Libby’s Quality, No. 2«/2 cans
Can ................... l S i 1
'
6 can s............... 1.03
3 cans
12 cans
.........5 3 0
....... 1.98
Peach Prices Good until May 18
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COFFEE, Airway,
Pound .... ......... 1 5 0
3-lbs...............4 3 0
SHREDDED W H E A T
Package .....................
11c
1.19
FLOUR, Airlight
491b. bag ..
PRODUCE PRICES, SATURDAY ONLY
T O M ATO ES , Red Ripe
2 pounds ...............................
25«*
ASPARAGUS
2 pound» ................................
15c
CELERY
Stalk« each ............................
I Oc
N EW POTATOES
10 pound* ..............................
25c?
lo cals
The Methodist ladies aid will hold
their monthly meeting at the home o f
Mrs. A lfred Gastenau at the govern
ment fish hatcheries. The meeting
will begin at one o’clock with a des
ert lunch followed by devotions, bu
¡ness and a social hour. Ladies need
mg transporation will please call Mrs
Shcllhart or Mrs Mehl
¡w
TWO MODERN CONVENIENCES
A ir Mail is a modern convenience in transporta
tion.
Our bank with its up-to the- minute banking
facilities is a modern convenience in business.
E sta «’A » a S tate || a .\ k
AN INDEPENDENT BANK
ESTA THEATRE
OREGON
ESTACADA,
BIG DOUBLE BILL
F R I D A Y , S A T U R D A Y . M A Y 13 «nd 14
Gene Autry in
“ BOOTS AND SADDLES”
With Smiley Burnette, Judith Allen. Ray Would. See Jeon at hi;»
best. Adventure at its highest peak
PLUS
A Hilarious Romance
“ Maid’s Night Out” and Selected Short.
SU ND AY . M O ND A Y, T U E S D A Y , M A Y IS, 16 and 17
Cecil B. DoMille’s
“ THE BUCANEER”
A F'aramount picture with an all star cast. The mightiest ro
mance ever filmed. The roaring story o f a pirate who saved a nation
Plus Paramount News
W E D N E S D A Y , T H U R S D A Y . M A Y 18 and 19
Gladys Swartout,
John Boles and John Barrymore in
“ ROMANCE IN THE DARK”
|
Oodles o f fun and comedy, plus the glorious voices ofGlaih
Swartout,
and John Boles inging ‘‘Tonight," “ W e Love,” "Bluq
Dawn,” Bewitched by the N ight."
Plus Comedy and Sportlight
Ticket O ffic e opens et 7:20 p.m.
Show Starts at 7:30 p.m,
M A T I N E E S U N D A Y , et 2 P M l .how
S U N D A Y EVE, 2 show!
Admission, Adults, Logos 35c
Con. Adm. Adults 23c
Children 5 to 12 years old, 10c
Coming
“ SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS”
Try a Want Advertisement in This Newipaper
enjoying the party were Starlee
A T M E TH O D IST C H U R C H ' Sparks, Milton Sparks, Mona Hay
den, Leta Mae Day, Frances Ahnert,
Walter Ahnert, C all Ahnert, Doro
The Mother's day service at the thy English, Pat Duus, Pam Peiinei«
Methodist church was well attended Pat Penner, John Jubb, Hetty Jubb,
mst Sunday. Inez Beard was present Betty Hughes, Betty Womer, Jack
and sang a beautiful solo, “ O Divine Olds, Junior Beard, Lavomic Ballou.
Redeemer,” A duet was rendered by Harrold Durrow, Don Eshleman, Don
Alfred Gastanou ana W alter Smith. Tucker, Shirley Tucker, Dona Lee
Another duet was sung at the closu Hayden and Elaine Hayden.
o f the service in honor o f Mothers by
O. E Smith and O. Bailey. The fo l
lowing four mothers were awarded
prizes at the service. Mrs. Agnes W in
ston, oldest mother present; Mrs. Nor
ma Beeson, youngest mother present;
Mrs. Joe Rickey and Mrs Ed Watkins
tied fo r mother with largest family
present, each having five children in
attendance. A n interesting feature
The Estacada Rangers played er
was the presence o f four generations
o f the Winston family. Mrs. Agnes rorless ball to defeat St. Stephens in
Portland last Friday by a score o,'
Winston, her son, Fred Winston, his
daughter Mrs. Norma Beeson and her 2 to 0. Rehberg allowed two bits and
struck out 13.
small son Karlyn.
Summary
R
H E
St. Stephens ........................ U 2 9
Estacada ..................
2 3 0
J ACKIE H A Y D E N ’S B IR T H D A Y
Batteries. Reihl and Wells Relí
berg
and
Rivers.
C EL E B R A T E D BY A P A R T Y
Gresham won a one-sided game
form the Rangers on the local field
An unusually pleasant social ev Tuesday by a score o f 9 to 2. Quentin
ent for the children took place at Douglas struck out 13 Gophers but
the C. L. Posson home last Saturday was given ragged support.
Summary
K II F
afternoon when Mrs. Posson gave a
9 1 1 I
party in honor o f her grandson's Gresham, ..........................
2 -1 6
eleventh birthday. She was assisted Estacada ...........................
Batteries Crasswell and Kramer;
b Jackie’s mothe, Mrs W eaver of
Portland. A ll kinds o f games were Douglas, Rehberg, R iiers and John
played and the children had a mer son.
Monday afternoon at 2 p. m. the
ry time. The happy event closed with
refreshments o f
sandwiches,
icq Rangers will tangle with West Linn
cream, cake and oocoa. Youngsters on the local diamond.
Kenneth Pomeroy has taken the
it ’s a honey, Honey, rice and date
place o f Mrs. Louise Linn at ticket
pudding. You’ll find the recipe foi
seller at the Esta theatre Mrs. Linn
th ilu s c io u s dessert in our full page
resigned.
I adverti -oment on page 3 o f this news
paper. Renner’ s Market.— Adv
Mr. and Mrs. John Ketels o f Jen
nings Lodge were guests o f Mr. auu
Mattresses overstuffed and furni
Mrs. Jesse Deetz last Sunday.
lure renovated and rebuilt. Re-con
ditioned vacuum cleaners repaired
J. E. Shibley came home from Van
and sold.
Call Clackamas County couver last Sunday to spend the week
, News.— Adv.
pd end with his family. Miss Mary was
The Gingham club will meet Friday also home and the fam ily enjoyed a
at the home o f Mrs. Frank Chevron trip to Camp H Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Morton and
P. F. Standi h o f Berkeley, Calif.,
daughter and M r and Mrs. Frank
i \¡siting at the S. D. Dunlop home.
Mr. Standish is a former resident o f Morrow and fam ily enjoyed a Moth
er’ day visit with the ladies mother.
! this community
Mrs. .F. E. Dooley Saturday evening
Membeis o f the Estacada Boy Scout fo r a dinner party here in Estacada.
i troop under the direction o f their
Miss Grace Striker and Miss Thor-
scoutmaster, Frank Brown, took part
1 in the boy scout circus in Portland sen o f Portland were guests o f Mrs.
Saturday evening. The boys greatly M. Midford last Thursday night.
enjoyed the event.
V O T E 23 X, Fred A. Miller for
W. C. Henkle o f South Estacada Circuit Court Judge. You are urgeo
was taken to a Portland hospital by to Vote and get your friends to do
Hie Chapman ambulance Sunday night likewise May 20. The Primary Elec
tion will be your only chance. V ote!
for observation and treatment.
V ote! Paid Adv.
Mr. and Mrs Everett Osborne went
J. C Rickey was a business visi
to Portland last Sunday to see Mrs
() borne’s father who is confined to tor in Portland Friday and Satur
the hospital with a broken leg. Hf day o f last week.
j received the injury a few weeks ago
Orchard Ridge Dairy.— Frigidaire
I when his team ran away.
cooling system, good cold milk, but
Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Robley spent ter und cream the whole year round.
! last Sunday in Corvallis with Gran*i — Oscar Judd.
j Robley and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Man-
field.
Walnut spice cake is delicious. Read
the recipe in our full page advertie-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shelton had ha ment on page 3 o f this newspaper
| guests last Sunday Mr. and Mrs J‘ Penners Market.— Adv.
V. Swan o f Portlanij. Mrs. Swan Is t
sister o f Mr. Shelton..
Mrs. W. E. Linn is in Portland ta
king care o f her mother who is ill.
Frank Harkenrider and daughte-
Miss Edith arrived the first o f the
Mrs. Glen Cary Harper o f Saw1
week to remain for the summer in Francisco, visited at the home o f her |
their home here.
grandmother Mrs. N. B. Ecker for a
short time last Friday. She had been
VO TE X 23, Fred Miller fo r Cir visiting home folks at Gleneden
cuit Court Judge. And be guaran Beach the week before and was con
teed o f mature judgement, inherent tinuing her visit with Portland re
honesty, fa ir and impartial decis latives and friends last week, leaving
ions. Paid Adv.
for San Francisco Saturday night.
Sherwin-Williams Paints at bargain
prices. See the Sparks Hardware Co.
ad in this issue — Adv.
Mrs. Floyd Gossett a form er resi
dent o f this place but now o f Port
land who was very ill was able ta
leave the hospital last week and is
now convalescing at home.
Mrs. Olive Mehl drove to Corval»
lis las| Friday accompanied by Mrs.
Chris Myers and Mrs. Fremont Hay
den who went to visit their daughters
at Oregon state college. Mrs. Mehl
went to Dallas and visited relatives
until Sunday when they all returned (
home. Mrs Rudy Sagner who had \
been visiting girl friends in the c o l-:
lege also returned with Mrs. Mehl. j
The tennis team o f the Estacada
high school defeated the Gresham
high school tennis team, both games,
singles and doubles in Tuesday’ s
Mrs. J. R. W eaver ofPortlandvis-j
ited at the home o f her parents Mr.
game.
and Mrs. L. C. Posson last Satur
Those attending the Odd Fellow day.
.nd Rebekah convention at O regot
City last Saturday were Mr. and Mrs
D .«* Croak Daisy.— Morning dc
.1 G. llayman, Mr. and Mrs. B. liveries o f Guqrmtey milk aud cream.
Schoenburg, Mr and Mrs. Wm. Gil» — Call Carl Robber*, TsL 40-32.
gan, Mr. and Mrs. Oral Stormer, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Verstaag and
Mollie Bates and Mrs. M ary Eshle
son John Jr., o f Salem were guesta
man.
o f Mr and Mrs.. Jesse Deetz Sunday.
Guests at the M. F Johnston home Mrs. Verstaag is leading lady in the
over the week end Mrs. Johnston’s Civic Players o f Salem.
father and mother Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
V O TE X 23 fo r Fred A M iller for
Barker o f Aloha.
Circuit Court Judge. During the last
Mr. and Mrs R. O. Reed went t « 10 years Judge Lafourette has re
Portland Saturday where Mr. Reed ceived from the county and state
took a canoe and went up to Orégon about $75,000 fo r his services in sal
City fishing, Mrs. Reed follow ing id ary and commissions. Give a poor,
the car. "N o salmon," was the re but qualified man a chance. Paid Adv.
port.
Mrs. Mary Boyle and mother Mrs.
Mr and Mrs. C. B. Shirley accom
panied by their daughter Miss Eliza N B. Ecker were business visitors
took a trip to Mt. Ranier last Sunday. in Oregon City Monday morning.
Returning they went to Willamette
and visited their son Charles and
wife.
Mrs. F. C. Bartholomew returned
from her trip back east last Friday
being called there on account o f the
Mrs. C. J. Yocum went to Portland passing o f her grandmother,
and McMinnville last week to visit)
J. C. Rickey has been working at
relatives and friends, returning oil
Milwaukie this week, coming honi3
Tuesday evening
nights.
Mrs. C. B. Shirley visited friend!
and relatives in Portland Tuesday.
M r and Mrs. Homer Sarver o f
Portland visited Mrs- Sarver’s mother
Mrs. W. F. Van Dusen spent a few and father last Saturday to give best
days in Portland this week visiting wishes on Mother’ s day. Mr. and Mrs,
with friends.
Albert Hannah were here from Port-,
Mr and Mrs. Martell Larsen o f land to spend the day with their fa
ther
and mother
Ogden, Utah, spent a few hours id
town Wednesday visiting with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Osbomc and
Mr. Larsen is a former manager o f
the local Safeway store while Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Osborne and
Larsen was operator at the Beauty John Githens went out Eagle Creek
last Sdnday to visit the Henry Beers
shoppe.
fam ily and see Mrs. Beers turkeys.
Dr. and Mrs W. W. Gilbert spent She has 260 fine birds the Osbornes
the week end at Reedsport.
■ report.
Mrs. R. O. Reed accompanied by
Mrs. Fred G. Robley, Mrs. J C. Tun,
nell and Mrs. Mae O. Reed went to
Portland Wednesday to hear and see
Helen Hayes in “ Victoria Regina” at
the auditorium.
V O T E 23 X. Fred A. M iller fo r
Circuit Court Judge.
A man who
knows our young people and their
troubles, a man who has years o f ex
perience with them, he knows and
understands their language and habits.
Paid Adv_
Mrs. Mae O. Reed was happy to
bear that her daughter Florence June
A ll makes and all sizes o f lawn
Thayer, Mr Thayer and three chil mowers sharpened Prices reasonable
dren were coming to Estacada in June Leave orders at the News office.
ora \\ i-cousin. They expect to drive R. G. Goodman, Estacada
lnu and Mrs. Thayer and children
Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Du us and son
will stay all summer.
o f Antelope, this state, arrived last
Messrs, M. F Johnston, Martin Sunday to visit Mr. Duus’ parents
neythe and Jesse Deetz went to Gre- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duus.
-ham Wednesday night to attend the
Guests over the week end at the
llig Nine athletic dinner and meet.
Dave Eshleman place were Mr. and
Note the specials on Sherwin-Wil- Mrs. Roy Woodward, Mr and Mrs
liams Paints in the C M. Sparks L Larson and sons. Miss Hazel Jean
bird ware company ad in todays issue Woodward and E. Larkins o f Oregon
i this newspaper.— Adv.
City, Chester W omer and David Esh-
leman o f Seattle and Mrs. Ellzabetl
Members o f Centennial Rebekah W omer
and Mr. and Mrs. H a rd *
ge held a very enjoyable meeting Sarver qf_Estacada.
\\ ednesday evening.
One o f the
highlughts o f the evening was the I Joe WiederhoM is building cement
> -entation o f a g ift to Miss Bessie walks and otherwise improving his
Hunter, one ofthe members, who ex j residence property on north Main
I street
peels to leave soon for Alaska.
MOTHER’S D AY SERVICE
Estacada Defeats
St. Stephens
It’s W is e to liny
Y o u r Used C ar N o w
Buy your Used Car from a dealer who’s able ant?
willing to stand back of the used car he sells.
BUY AN R &G USED CAR AND PLA Y SAFE
See U* Today
B o b Cooke M otor Co.
ESTACADA, OREGON
Morgan Feed & Grocery
U. S. MORGAN
ESTACADA. ORE.
A HOME OWNED STORE— PRICES RIGHT
SPECIALS SATURDAY-MONDAY M AY 14 16
16c
CORN FLAKES, Kellogg's
3 for ....................
FLOUR, Kitchen Queen
49-pounds for .....
1.39
VINEGAR, Jones
22-ounce bottle .......................................
^
SUGAR, pure cane
10-pounds for
48c
SALMON, pink
2 No. 1 tall cans
25c
CHEESE, Brookfield full cream
Pound ................................
20c
MILK, all brands
3 tall cans for
20c I
CRACKERS, Soda or Graham
2 pound box for ............
23c
CLAMS, minced razor
10-oz. can f o r .....
25c
SARDINES, oval assorted
3 cans for ...............
25c
PORK and BEANS with tomato sauce
No.2V-.size, each...........................
io4
FIG BARS, whole wheat
2 pounds f o r ........
23c I
P and G SOAP
6 bars for
23c I!
RINSO, large package
Package, 4ach ...
21c
Dfcji
PEAS, CORN, BEANS, TOMATOES, SAUER 1 A
K R AU T, PUM PKIN, can each.................... * VC
W e have the agency for the COPELAND Electric
Refrigerator... If you are interested in an electric re- E
frigerator it will pay you to call at our store, see or ,3
refrigerator and get prices. W e can save you money. 3
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