Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957, January 24, 1941, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS D E P E N D A B L E USED CARS 1938 Dodge 4 door sedan. A fine car with radio and heater. FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1941 Dependable Used Tractors, Tractors and Horse drawn Implements CURRINSVILLE buying shoes from the small factory. Then the big factory grubbed o ff thq shoe business at a big advance. Well it is just possible that the “ big” in terests will be the one to wreck our beloved country by holding us up for all there is in it so as to hoard more dollars and cause more poverty and distress in a ]and of plenty. Think is over Mrs. G. B. Linn was a dinner guest one day last week at the home of “ L” John Lcere tractor with plow, Mrs. Effie Jones. reconditioned and A -l condition 1937 Chevrolet coupe in best o f The Tooley Shingle mill which was “ 1 0 ” Caterpillar, 12-in. shoes. condition. New paint. moved to Sandy recently resumed op “ 22” Caterpillar, 40 inch guage, 1934 Plymouth coupe. Fine shape. erations in their new location. Floyd 10 inch shoes. 1933 Dodge coupe, rumble seat. 2 Fordsons, each ............................. $ 7 5 and Donald Hale and James Lamb, employees drive back and forth tu Used tractor plows in all sizes B R O C K W A Y A N E L SO N work each day. Come in and see our stock. D o d g e end P lym ou th D ealers M RS. D A N S H U T E T el 207 G resham , O re Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Linn and a R E P A IR S and S E R V IC E couple o f friends from Sandy called Mrs. Dan Shute, 83, of the High FOR SERVICE. Saanan billy goat Hessel Implement Company GECrttGE relatives and attended the Odd land district died late Friday at the service. Purebred but do not have Gresham, Oregon Fellow-Rebekah installation Monday. home o f a daughter Mrs. Wm. Mon- papers.. We read the president’s inaugura teith at Oregon City. Mrs. Shute was Mr. and Mrs. Win. Githens and FOR SALE. Table Model Silver- We are agents for the Oregon tion speech about the unity and spirit born in Elwood and had resided in tone radio in good condition or will Worsted company and under pres Henry and Mildred came over from f* . o f America and enjoyed it. It appeal- Clackamas county most of her life. Canby Sunday to attend the Win. 'll trade for stock. Prefer to trade. J J. ent conditons are prepared to con el to our love o f country and regard She is survived by her widow, Frank, Leber, rt. 1, box 336, Boring, 94 mi- tract any wool or any mohair from Douglass funeral and visit with the for its welfare. However we are only a sister Mrs. Belle Kundle o f High former’s sister, Mrs. H. Carlin. south o f Pleasant Home on Pleasant growers and would be willing to Mrs. Wilma Rynning visited Mrs. common men o f America. We saw land, a brother Joe T. Scott o f Ed Home road. make advances o f one dollar per G. B. Linn Sunday, also the Cur- in another paper how the big shoe in monton, Alberta, three grandchildren terests got a good economical one and three great grandchildren. The LAND WANTED for sale with ot head for fleece wool and fifty cents rins. dollar year man fired because he sav5 body was taken to Holman & Han without buildings, big and little par head for mohair. It must he un Portland visitors this week were ed several million dollars to us by kins mortuary. tracts with streams preferred. Must derstood that this is on an open mar Mr and Mrs. Henry Heiple, Mr. and he cheap. M. A. Elliott, 208, 8th St. ket the prices to be market price at the time wool is ready for disposal. Mrs. Lyle Walker and Mrs. G. B. Oregon City, Oregon. Under no consideration will we make Linn and Mrs. Currin. FOR SALE or TRADE for live fixed prices at this time. See us Word was received here Monday Regardless o f w orking position . . . stock. 6-cubic foot Kelvinator, also about a wool or mohair contract to o f the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Hard whether going uphill, downhill or on oil burning circulating heater. Also day. Tunnel! & Sauer, Currinsville. ing, wife of J. A. Harding and mo sidehills. . . all vital moving parts o f have 1934, 45-cubic inch Indian mo ther o f Claude. The two Harding fa the “Caterpillar” Diesel Tractor En torcycle will sell or trade for light milies lived here and at Estacada C U S T O M S A W IN G gine arc protected by positive, full- car. Write A. L. Babcock, rt. 1 box We will do custom sawing at reas for a number of years. Mrs. Harding pressure lubrication. «RESULT: 154, Beavercreek, Ore., or inquire onable rates or will saw on shares was stricken with flu which develop Extra hours o f trouble-free operation. whereabouts at Bill McIntyre store at shingles and rough m nitsr for sale ed into pneumonia. at all times. Water Wheel Shingle Lower Highland. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Githens cal Co>( Estacada, Ore. Tel. 38-3L led at the Carlin home Monday ev WANTED. 16-foot fir logs deliv OREGON MUTUAL FIRE INSUR ening enroute to Bremerton, Wash. ered at mill. A. R. Eri, Sandy, Ore. ANCE co. has L o w e s t r a t e s Mrs. Marie Heiple who submitted Tel Sandy 20x-4. No assessments, why pay m ore} As SUNSHINE G R A H A M CRACKERS 2-lb. box 3 0 £ to an operation on her foot last week sets ever $918,669.51. Ask THCE b NE FOR SALE or RENT. 3 acres, two & WALK AD, Agents, Gresham.— * Ad v is at home again but has to walk on H-D JELL, all flavors, b o x ..........................................5<* cleared, 3-room house. Just outside Gresham, Oregon city limits. J. J. Marchbank, Tel. Es FOR SALE. Automatic electri$ crutches. On Saturday the Pedro club gave BOILING BEEF, lb.................................................. 1 6 t f pump in good condition. Cost $135. tacada 25-4. Will take $50. Have city water and a surprise party for Mollie Bates a« GOOD V E A L STE AK S, lb....................................2 5 « > don’t’ need pump. J. J. Marchbank, the Curr in home. It was the occasion o f Mrs. Bates birthday. The evening Tel. Estacada 25-4. NO. 1 CURED H AM S, lb..................................... 2 5 < ? was spent playing pedro. High hon FOR SALE. 2 heating stoves, 1 ors were won by Mary and Dave C O TTA G E H AM S, nice, boneless,, lb................ 2 3 < * cook stove with coils, 3 double beds Eshleman. Twenty people were at with springs, kitchen cabinet,, work play. A beautifully decorated birth DEPENDABLE cabinet with bins and drawers* din day cake made by Kathryn McCon Chili Bricks, Lunch Meats, Link Sausage and Qual ing room table with chairs, kitchen nell was admired by everyone. It was RECONDITIONED ity Cuts of Meats at Lowest Prices USED CARS & TRUCKS table with chairs, small center table,, a double decker and had the names 1939 S T U D E B A K E R 4 -d o o r C ham large oak center table, 3 rocking o f all the guests crone in pink icing pion, H eater and D e fr o x t .r A ll w ith 1941 L i e n » chairs, bureau, 2 gas lights, battery on a white background as was the We Pay 3c each for Common Mill or Grain Sacks radio, gasoline Maytag washer motor birthday greeting. 1938 P O N T IA C 8, 4 -d o o r S edan,.. . 1941 Willys deluxe sedan, heater, and 5c for branded Triangle Sacks Mrs. Sara Hale went to Portland .. H eater and D e fr o it e r . just like a new car ................. $769 with kick starter, wood barrel chum, sewing machine, child’s bed with sides Saturday to visit her sistei Mrs. Ber 1936 P O N T IA C 4 -d o o r D elu xe, length 5 feet. 1 lounge. All reasona tha Shankland. 1939 Ford deluxe 85 tudor sedan, W e contract wool and mohair and will advance heate r Walter Smith, Eagle heater, very clean car ............. $535 bly priced. Judge and Mrs. C. O. Troupe mo $1.00 per head for fleece wool and 50c per head for Creek, Ore. Tel. 42-111. tored to Portland Sunday to visit 19 36 P O N T IA C 4 -d o o r mohair. Market price. 1939 Plymouth dl coupe, heater and their daughter. FOR SALE. 4-inch White wood ready to go .............................. $5 95 19 39 C H E V R O L E T 4-d o o r, S pecial adz. Inquire o f B. R. Kimmell. Tel, D elu x e, H eater, D e fr o ste r 1938 Willys dl sedan, heater and Estacada 82-61. PORTER very clean car .......................... $3 75 CH EAP CARS FOR RENT. The old Holder place Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lee and small son motored to Mt. Angel Sunday to $50 1937 Packard 120 sedan, heater and in Estacada. Tel. Estacada 28-112. 1 9 2 9 F ord tu d or .................. Formerly Currinsville Mercantile Co. fine looking car ................... $ 4 9 5 spend the day with Mr. Lee’s cousin. $1 45 Currinsville, Oregon FOR SALE Two nanny goats td Bill and George Randall are work be fresh soon. Mrs. C. A. Chaney, 1937 Ford 85 coupe, ,heater and $3 1 9 3 0 Willy» K n igh t ............... ____ $6 5 ing in the timber near Salem. They radio ........................................... $3 65 Tel. Estacada 6x51. 4-door sedan, clean report that they are receiving fair We want grain or feed sacks at wages and not such bad work. 19 29 O ldsm obile $5 0 1935 Chevrolet sedan, heater and radio. A buy ..............................$325 once. We have a large contract to Last Tuesday Mrs. John Grove Sr., fill and will pay three cents each 1931 Buick coupe ......................... $1 25 for common mill or grain sacks and called for a brief visit at the Schweit zer and Wisner homes. five cents for branded Triangle sacks. 1930 Ford tudor sedan, clean O R IE N T G A R A G E Bring us all your sacks now and at Lawrence Wisner called at the Lee car ............................................... $1 35 T el. Gresham 47 48. O rien t, O reg on regular intervals. Tunnell & Sauer, and Schweitzer homes Sunday. T e l. Sandy, ,4 3 1 , Sandy, O re g o n Currinsville, Oregon. 1929 Studobaker coupe .............. $75 Mrs. Willard Marreli was a Sun day guest at the Randall home. 1940 International D-3 stake ELWOOD Bible study was at the Henry Chris, bed pickup. Special ........... $695 tensen home last week and this Wed 1938 International D-2 pickup $475 Mrs. Clara Meilike of Oregon City nesday night at the Schweitzer home. and Mr. and Mrs A1 Bullock o f Bat Rev. J. Burkey who preached at 1935 Dodge 1% ton truck. Flat bed tleground, Wash.,, called at the Matt Porter a year ago last December will and ready to go ..................... $350 Park home Sunday. deliver a sermon at the special ser SEE Harold Shelhamer for paint T hese C e r t end T ru ck s are in A -l vice to be held in the Porter school ing, papering, kalsomining, carpen Chester Halvorson who recently c o n d ition ready to d iiv e hom e try, plumbing, plaster patching and finished a mechanics course at the next Monday evening, January 27, at house raising. Estimates gladly given. SE E O U R S T O C K B E F O R E Clackamas defense school is working 7 o’c’lock. First class work. Eagle Creek, Ore Y O U B U Y on R. Weslund’ s car. gon. Tel Estacada 22-4. AMflffiKpHIS VALUE IN 1939 Willys Overland, 4-door sedan looks like new. • C A T E R P I L L A R ” OIESELS ) Si out o f it by a new route. Backed by sundry citizens he will face the highway commission and show them how it can be done ami incidently at the same time bridge a pap in the Foothills highway. Ed Shearer,, the well known Springwater chicken ex pert also has a route which would accomplish the same end. It com mences to look as if Springwater hill is on its way out as a bad place in the road. W U PRESSURE W ERW tna/v SPECIALS ! POTATOES, 50-lbs. No.2 l » f Juice Oranges 2 dozen 25c HESSEL Implement Co. ILed Car Specials Used Car Bargains Tunnell & Sauer SIS George Koch Classified Advertising R E L I A B I L I T Y -S E R V I C E SEE Earl Paul at Jarman’ s, Chev Stanford Cox purchased a car las» Hessel Implement Company week. » rolet and Buick dealers, ir Oregon C hrysler P lym outh City for the best tleai on use.: car». In tern ation a l T ru ck * Mr. and Mrs Raymond Ginther and Large stock to chose from. Tel. Ore daughter Gertrude were Sunday vis PHONE 22 » gon City 3771. itors at the home o f Mr. and Mrs, Gresham, Oregon Otis Vallen. Hite’s Auto Wrecker, Main street, Estacada. We buy old cars, iron, me tal. Sell used cars, tires and parts. Cars from $15 to $60. FOR SALE. Gravel, road and drive, way gravel for sale at pit or deliver ed. Deep Creek Gravel Co, at. 1, box 101, Boring, Oregon. Carpentry and reshingling at re enable prices. Castile & Oswald, Ea gle Creek, Ore. Tel 22-6. WANTED. 6-inch 7-foot split ce dar posts. Quote price, earliest ship ment. Neidermeyer-Martin Lumber Co., Portland, Oregon. FOR SALE. Good fresh eggs right o f f the nest. Market price. John Sur- fus, Estacada,, Oregon WANTED. Shingle bolts delivered to new location at Sandy. Tooley Shingle Co., Sandy, Oregon. FOR RENT or SALE. 4-room house with bath, double garage, wood shed and 3 lots. Also small building with 2 rooms. 1 block from high school, on upper Broadway. Call or write Mrs. Rina Bell, Tel Sandy 24 at •Boring rt. 1, box 95, collect P A N T O R IU M C L E A N E R S O F F E R N E W S E R V IC E S The Pantorium Cleaners o f Oregon City who have been serving this com munity for many years with a weekly delivery and pickup service this week announce two important new ser vices. The first o f these services is cal led lusterizing. All silk, rayon and ladies dress wear sent to the Pantor- um cleaners is now lusterized at nq additional cost. Lusterizing restores the original sizing and makes each garment like new. The second of these services is called Flexform» By means o f Flexform the Pantorium cleaners are able to restore dresses to their original measurement or to quickly make minor alterations when forming. It is said ‘“ the most diffi cult to finish,” or shrunk dresses res pond qquickly to the firm but gentle action o f Flexform. No extra charge If made for Flexform service which ia given to all dresses sent to the Pantorium cleaners for cleaning.—, Adv. Mrs. Amy Westlund and daughter» USED IMPLEMENTS AT Janet and Norma attended a birth SPECIAL LOW PRICES day party on Mrs. Rosamond Myers Oliver 8-ft., 20 inch disc like and Lva Lou Kishpaugh at the horn* new for .................................... $150 o f Mrs. Dan Trowbridge in Dodge Thursday. International 10-20 reconditioned tractor M rs. M. Surfus is now at the home Arien's Rotor Tiller. o f her daughter Mrs. Dan Stahl 5-foot Oliver tandem disc. necker. Model A Ford pickup .............. $65 Our knitting class met Tuesday Set o f good work harness. with a good attendance. Mrs. A. Dan F A R M T R A C T O R CO. ielson and Mrs. June Anderson of E lm er S turm , O w n er A t O rient on Mt H ood L o o p H ighw ay Colton joined our class. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snyder and son P h on e G resham 4 7 4 2 Benny were Portland visitors on Sat* FOR RENT. Small house, electric urday. lights, large garden plot, family o r Pete Rydzwski was home Sunday. chard, grapes, plenty o f pasture, bam He hrot Lou Bogden home from for two or three cows. On paved road. Portland hospital whehe he has been In Estacada school district, school bus for some time. stops in front o f place. Corner of Little Dae Stahlnecker spent last Estacada cut-off and Springwater week with his grandparents Mr. and ST REAM LIN IN G SPRING WATER road. Rent $7 a month. For further Mrs. Dan Stahlnecker while his mo H ILL M A Y O R ’ S AIM information see Dick Sponhauer at ther Mrs. Evelyn Stahlnecker sub Dick’s Service, Estacada. Tel. 842. Back in the ‘ 90’s Springwater hill stituted for a Clarkes teacher who urtm a horse killer and the coming of FOR SALE. Around 2000 feet of was ill. e automobile has not wiped out the rough two by four ranging in lengths Mr. and Mrs. John Myers snd eavy grade. Now S. E. Wooster, Ej from 24 feet to 16 feet and shorter. daughter Dot is were Saturday even ida’s nerw mayor proposes to Lewis Pauli, rt. 2, Estacada. Tel. 68-6 ing guests at the Jagmin home. amline the hill and take the pull NEW MODEL C Allis-Chalmers Tractor All implements hydraulically controlled Delivered to Farmer at only .....................$ 6 7 5 0 0 NO GREASE FITTINGS Beatings pre-luhricated or packed and sealed FITS YOUR ROW WIDTHS Rear wheel spacings 52 inches to 80 inches TOOL BAR TYPE CULTIVATOR l-tn. »hovel spacings, pre-determined lift, controlled penetration ONE LIFT FOR ALL IMPLEMENTS ALL ROW VISION Operator has clear view o f every shovel Hydraulic Controlled Mounted Plow Quick Hitch Implements Less than 10 minutes— one man CASTERED FRONT WHEELS Wht u l ^ a atno r d ^ g f bl<! fr° n t 3Xle f° r “ *"« nuicke, Farm Tractor Co. ELMER STURM, Owner At ORIENT on Mt. Hood Loop Highway