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Clackamas Count News PROPESSIONAL CARDS ~-----=---::---:--~--...,..~·- ----- L. B. ME ADE, itor a nd Puhl i lwr ---------------- hblish d w ekly 1''" • ays, at Esta · da, Pbyaieiaa and Snr1eo • Pby1iotharapy-X-Ra7 Radium, T•I 51111 ·- Dr. H. A. Schneider DENTIST Phone Sandy 111 Sandy, Ore1on 0. D. EBY Attorney at Law Gen eral P rac t ice Confidential Adviser Ore1on City-,. Orap • S. E· WOOSTER Real Eatata, Loana, lnaaran• and Rental• Eatacatla, Ora. 'l'el, 77. 3 Dr. Thomas B. Carter s....,. lft.O Vetarlaary Phone Orellbam Dairy Herd Iru,peetor for Multnomah County Graabani, Ores- Cooper & McAllister Attorneys-at-Law Telephone Greabam 112 Powell Blvd. Greabam, Or• . . • C. DON PLATNER, M. D. Phyalcian and Sur1eou _ Clackamaa County Bank Bide., San,iy, Or•1on Offi~ Houra, 2 to IS P. IL E.nnin11, Saturday and San~ by Appoiatm-t Phone Sanely 441 PANKRATZ Pain & Wallpaper Store Siin Paintin1 Tel 4678 PictuH Framl•1 Glue Greabaa, Qn. O UR DEMOCRA CY- - PREP. REDNESS AND DEFENSE - -0---- A1•nt for Nortbwut•rn ~utual f'u9 I••• Ce, Aetna Fn·• Ina. Co. Eatacada, Oreso• T•L Eataca4a M-1 s. E. LA WRENOE Notary Pu.bile Apnt for Aetna Oasualt:, and Surety Co... L.A. CHAPMAN Capkol Plre lnstll'U~ Go . A,celd•t and B.itll llauftmce MORTICI/Jtf hl. 97-1, 0...- att- • ded Day or ..... TelapM- N-7 ....I . . . l DR. C. E. STEW ART Cairopractic Pbyll- • Speclallslac in cbronl• ... - - •••• cliaorden of the ,.._ • • ....1 Jateatiilal rract X·RA Y SERVIC& WILDWOOD REST HOME Evelyn M. ~wrence I I A o.u. Ther e is an easy way fo r every- Dlaca8a, Ore. W. W. SIEMENS -- c........ c.r-aa DR.H.M.K.RAMER DENTIST Phone Eatacada 1--11 Complete X-R•F &~IJi . . . . W-ic Bld1,, &11.ucla, On. MACK MACKENZIE G neral Carp airy, Repair-. .... Plumbin1 aad Paintl • 1 ·- Upholat rin1 and FarnJhln R1pair1 T L 14-41, Eatacau :~ CoAST GUARDS-FOREST RANG£RS-Pusuc HEALTH WORKERS - FIRE INSURANCE--1.lff INSURANCE-THE POLI CE -WI TH THESE WE ARE READY TO AVERT, OR IF NEED BE , WI THSTAND P.·1hnp. 1011ti11k you l'an't afford to l'quip \(1t>t· car ,, ith nPw t i1 •s un a,·t·ounl , ·· tht• l'0 t. I f ou Lhink th,1l ) ou hav n't b ~- ome :t('qi.,1i11Lt·d w,th ZEN ITH T IR S &nd TUBF 'L Tlw lo,, pri,·1• on the·,, d ept ndahlt• tire~ a I ,.1h.e~ will ~u,~ pri-l! and ddi1•ht ~ou. And thl'Y un• long--d1. tanp ~rua rantl:ed t11eil t'.lo . Nothi11)1." l'h1•11p abo ut tlwm except the pl'ice. Tlwy just simply i;h e you more for your money. _ C. M. Sparks Hardware Co. - ''1:he Jltersonal Service Store'' Estacada, Oresron Tillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll • It •. •: 11:lilS!I Dia111onds Win Hearts GIVE YOUR VALENTINE A DIAMOND RING A Diamond Ring i an appropriate gift fo r Va t- entine' day and every day, and a gift that will tru- ly be appreciated thruout the year. Diamonds Priced from $15 upwards SEE OUR WINDOW A.H. MEALEY Telephone Building Gresham, Oregon " GRESHAM, OREGON =·uu • llll • IIIN • lllli • ,li;l • lli • '• • • ttd • • ,• ....... - ·• 11 • • .:,lllll I II Ill I II II l ll I Ill I I I I I I I I I I I I l II I Ill I I IIII I I II - 1111:._ VALEN "Ge deifu I L,;r am" of our won- k of = VALENTINES _ by making your seleclio,1 _ now from our stock on dis- play. - Valentines Priced from 2 for le to 10c each - Valentine Make-up Boxes, each 10c and 25c A Fine Assortment of Pure, Wholesome VALENTINE CANDIES ancly ................ lOc and 15c I NOW PREPARE WITH TANK5 AND PLANES AND HOWI TZERS. NOW WE OFFER YOU ///,o/j //II" J LUSTERIZING and FLEXFORM AN UNEQUALLED COMBINATION IN DRY CLEANING SERVICE Now we Ll! STfo: RIZE nil silk, ra yon anrl ladi s' dress w a r. Tlu r estor s the original izrng a nd make~ the garment lik' new. Luster. izing keeps th garmC'nt clean longPr. No xtra charge for tht s rvice. FLEXF RM enab le'! U'I lo restorr your cl " C'S to th ir origlna1 mearn iement,; or to quickly mak minor ullera ion. wh n !ormlng. The most "diffi<'ul to fini. h" or shru nk dr • ,(•~ re~pond quidkly o th e firm but l(enll • a tion of FLE FORM. II cir s s nt to us !or dry clean ing ur,, )!i ven Flexform ·rvi e at no •xtr co t. DR. L. W. GRIFFITH A complet~ optical service VISION OPTICAL CO. _ Zen1·th T1·res :?111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111T o.. .. Office on Powell Bl•d, eppoa.ita Greaham n.-t• Tel. Grealaam 217, w Portlaad BEA. 1971 - _ -:§== ·= Depp's RaekPt Store EXPERT E yes examined Glas e fitted Broken !en duplicawd E ye la frames r epairtd while you wait . We inYita compe of eenlce, quality a ·prke W e do ou r own grinding = ITH CONFIDENCE ON Valentine's Day, Friday, February 14th Office Boun 10 a. m. to I p. & Graalaam Offie-. Pb-• 1M 13 W. lat Street. RIDE ==_§ :_= In Gresham's Main Avenue Shopping Center Main Avenue, North Gresham, Ore1on Mallcal Sappliea Film De•elopi • e Watcb Rapalrlas Enjoy Your Mo or Trips and Napkin and Valentine Favors. pecial Gifts for Valentine's Day ....... ==- EVIL DAYS , P,:3 WE ' I j-: 11111111111111111111111111 1111 11 111 111111111111111111111 1111 11111111 111II 111111111 1111111 11 •11111 11111 111! = ; Heart Boxes, filled with ONCE THEY KNEW THEY NEEDED IT. and upwatda Tai. G .... laam 4174 ~......... 0~ Rt. 2, Eatacada, Ore.- Tel. Eatacacla 17-S utacada. CAa1N iN TH E WILDERNESS, AND THE VOlUNTEER FIRE OEPAR"f:V1 E::NT I, TH E NEW, GR.OWi! G TOWN,- P;REPAREDNESS HAS BEEN NATURAL TO AMERICANS - effen the best of cate to aced tm!I lnalida at from $.JG a month Licanaed Electrical Contract• HOT POINT MAJOR ELECTRIC APPLIANCES .,. BEHIND TH E DOOR. OF TH E FIGHT FIRE TO BUILD DEFENSE Richard Sponhauer O produce i limited 1,y machin• • i §_ mu t bl' r<'lM·mhPrt·d that thP (' ma- 00 (.raalula, Ore - · u- ignifican : " If our l'flpacity chines aro op •rated by the shill and stamina of th worke r .. As the gov- '!al'knm11. t'o1•· y, Oregon. ernm nt ia ddctmincd to p1ou.• t th J!lntered in bhe posthtflce at .Eatapda, Or •on a. . ~cond•cl<t ,, matter. rights of wo1'i<e1s o the nation has a right to expect that the men who man AQYERTI S ING Rates for advertisi ng mad e kno~ 0 11 npplkat1 nn. Anv .. rt1,"r~ ,-tll plea e the machin s will di harg,• their full take n ote that to insure inser tion of ad, r rti ~men's i11 the i ,ur of t.he responsibilili ts to the urg-ent need current weuk, advertising copy i houJ<I n•:a·h lit•· ol lk '1• 111,t late r than of d !en se. T ue,,day noon. Assi~nce cheerf•dly given ill thc• 1n·c1-ai ,1 t1011 of copy. "The nation expl'Cts ou r de fen. c• SUBSCRIPTI ON KATE .. In Clackanuu r,11u my, ope year $1 50 ; outside of th1• c·ounly altCI in thij State industries to continue operation with of Oregon, one year $2 00; out.,ide tlii e State or O r(·~o•i, 011( cyar $-!.60 ; out interrup tio n by strikes or Jo k- foreign l\ S.0 0 a v~ar. S!!li.Y"r:!)tton~ a~~'-'}_ablu ir advarce. outs. It exp ects and insists that man- agement and worker will reconcilr BUILT YES TERDAY TO on l' lo mak,• a dPfinitP contribution their differenc es by voluntary or le- S ERV E TODAY to national d, r, ns,• thi y<'ar. Thi.t gal means to continue t o produce the wa:r is b) h, lµin~ to p en·nt fi re. supplies that a1 e so sorely needed." In many respe,·ts th ra ii roads re- National ddense involves the con. The A merican peopl e are patien t. semble the Navy. n,,tn requ ire equip• ,e rvati on of our n•,ourci,s., manu- But patience has worn thin when it ment and fa~i!itie1 that cannot be factured ns well a natunl. Every comes to the lab or ra ketcer or the built in a day or a year. Both mu st fi t<', i.o matt 1· how small m~n ns th<! profit ering industrialist. There is no be ready for any conl' eiv a l,!e eme r- d estruction of reso u1·ces. It mea n. just d iffei ence of opinion which can- gency at a moment' s no tice. Failu re a vrn,te of labor and of productive not be settled by arbjtration. There of eith r could be disastrous. capacit y. It means thr divrrsio n o f j g ab lutely no excuse for a strik e Transportation em~rgencies aro malt'l·ials whil'h would be u ~ed for in a de fen se industry today, and no not u w to the railroad s. Pt"Ofitin;: oth e r pu rpo c "· Th al is lru P wh ether excuse for that in. idious form of sa• by the lessons' of the Woild War th,' y 11 f ire dl'sl1 oys a horn e or fac tory. botage wh.ich is called th 1t "slow- have worked tireless·y !or twen ty Tho se whose job IL is to prev n I down. " ) err~ to prepa re fo ,· unknown con- fire are re-doubling their e fforts at ---0- tirgencies. udd en peak loads hav,, thi s tim r . They are work ing to re- In mili tary circl es the f eeling that t; '11t! and again le:i tl'd thei r strengtr . duce fire's 1941 rava~es. But effi• J. J. P elley pre3ide nt, :issociation ~ ci nt as th is work is it ca nnot ac- H itler will soon make hi s supreme ef- c,i American railrm tis not long ngo hi eve maxim:,m suc cess without full fort lo defeat Englasd is almost un- p1,inted out that: " P .!' t< loads of traf- public coo1wiation . Th e manager of animou s. T ime is workin g wi t h Briit- ! ·o.! a re not new for tho~e of us who an indu, t1·y, the hom e-own er,, the ian. Hiller, the officers thin k mu st ri.ilro!ld. We have to me Jt peak loa cb workl' r, nil n111st shar in the respon. win this year or certainly lose. problems every year. T hey come out sibility. Fin• is r•very bocly', busin ess American corr ·pondcnts in Ger- from th g rea•. ~r tin harvests. They not just the other fellows business. many report a feeling of complete and apparent sincerity for deeds d>me with the Sc.I on.1! movcn:cnt o! Fi re co~ts <'veryb.ody mon ey. fruits and vege ~.1t •.-.•. ~·rom dem,mJs If pn st. presi dent hold s America's on the part of Reich ofrtc1a1s. En g- fc· coal and fu ,, in t he fall : from fir<' bill dir<'<"t and ind ire ct wi ll come land some of them sa y will be fin- rr...my time-limi~r•I need s fo r ma~s close to .'!!,000,000 ,000 this year. ished inside six months. Hill er is sup- posed to be perfecti ng his plans and t ransportation. S(), whatever peal.: Th at b ill can be cut O perce nt. load n a tional d efo nKc may bTin?, to Th ere i, nothing d ifficul t about organization now. The Germans think tre railroad s, M,;ll be handled smooth. fi1·e prl' v(•ntio n. lt ::n' t expe nsive. It England can be broken by de troyin~ ly a nd efficiently J, y an army nt cx- simply r·all fo r pe r iodic inspection of h er sh ipping-, by grPater air raid s, plriencecl railroad men operati ng a our ho mc•s a nd plarPs of buqi nes~ ro and finally by invas:on when l.ltit• t ransportation plan , whose adeq uacy g-et rid of acc umult.aions o f waste, ish mo, ale has been wea kened hns been dcmon11t, ated again and to repair faulty furnaces, to check The Bri tish are convinced that w itTJ agai n." ex11osecl wiring, to ser that inflama• unstintcd American aid they can't Those are not just word s. They bl P~ arr proprl'!y ~tored in .'afe con- lose. They sa y they have some new were spoken car.?fully, delibe rately taim•rs C'lr•. Your local f ire marshal weapons ,, hich will prove h ighly un - with full knowl edg e of facts. During is a lw ays glad to hel p. This year pleasant surpri e for invade rs. Tht• the past twenty y,•11 ·~ the railroad s nu1ke it a point to fi1,:l1l f ire and so Gemians still talk aboui n ew wea pon s have spent more than te n billfon o~ help bu il d America's defenses. too. So far,, however despi te all sue! d.,llars to improv ~, moae rn ize and talk thi s war hasn't produ ced an), - e.: pand facilitie s. Df! laill'fl plans fo 1 PA T ICNCE WORN THIN thing but improvements on old wea- t:!J c.cti~e cooperation b twee n th e -o- pons. go\'ernment, the arr~y, the navy, th One of the modt inter sti ng parts Britian has just adopted tighter nati on 's shipper& an,! he railroad ~ of the P rc,. idcn ts speech of Decem• f ood rationing. German diet is report- 11:1\·e b.een worked out. Las~ An~,1•t b.er 2!) wa , that in which he dealt ed still on the downg rad e. Europe t i.I'- r ail roads tran &J,!,rl~r l H,O,O!JO Eol - w ith the l'ole of labor in national d e. will be a mighty hungry place when di rs in a little mo·e than th ree diiy~ . l'ense. Thc, e se ntenc es we1 e especial• 1 tht: war ends. 11.rore than the a ·,,.•r 11:~ n,u nb er rr.ov• ed per day duri, •~ the 11eak month , of the W orld War. Du r ing recent mon ths more fre igh t ha~ been mov, ed t h ru or to tl1e P'l :: of New York I y r ail than was move d wh en thl! AEF was in Fra11 . e. It can be said w itho u t exa ggera• ti on that the railroads a r e today in a consta nt stat., o:r prepa red ness. read y for whatever may come. B EG!N~JING WITH THE MUSKET OIi DR. H. V. AD IX --------- ly IF SICK OR LO ELY ome to the Ideal Re t Home, at Gr ham, A regon. Kind, loving care given to all. "•1ful, homelike atmo phere. _Ev rybody 1 . 1, happy. Excellent food. ·1vat rooms 01 . a Hl. R ,a onable rate . EV A A. MEYERS, Mana1er Gresham, Oreson PANTORIUM CLEANERS AND DYERS Tele phone or Leave Bundles at LOFTO 'S BARBER SHOP, ESTACADA BARKER'S DRUG STORE, SANDY CUR INSVILLE STORE, Try a Classified Ad. in this Paper '