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About Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1941)
* CLACKAM AS AfflPÆR PLUS VALUE IN “ C A T Ç A P H L A R ” D IE S EL S DEPENDABLE RECONDITIONED USED CARS & TRUCKS GOOD FLOOR REFRESHM ENTS 1941 W illys sedan, deluxe model, heater, special ... .................. *769 u- C la s s ifie d A d v e r t is in g SEE Harold Ehelhamer tor paint ing, papering, kalsomining, car-pen try, plumbing, plaster patahing and house raising. Estimates gladly given. First class work. Eagle Creek, Ore gon. T el Estacada 22-4. WHEN I T ____ NEEDS A CHANGE FO R SALE. A lfa lfa hay, also mix ed hay just baled $12 per ton. A. D. Burnett, Eagle Creek. T el 42-15. i THE E N G IN E in a Diesel tractor lives longer on clean fuel. So “Caterpillar" Eo-, ^inters developed a fuel filter that (1) pos itively cleans out fuel impurities, (2) «en quires no regular care, (3) automatically \ warns you when the absorbent dement should bc/cplaccd. HESSEL Implement Co. Gresham, Oregon FOR SALE. T h rifty O.I.C pigs. R. H. Currin. Tel. 324. W A IT E D . Someone to cut 40 cords o f second growth wood. Ed Maertens, rt. 1, Estacada. Tel 32-21. Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Watkins gave a birthday dinner February 12 for their grandson Arden Myers who war six years old. Theie were present Mr. and Mrs. E. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs Norval Nass and Mrs. J. Watkins of Portland. Jean Sanrdhlast who is attending 1939 Ford deluxe tudor sedan, heat, school at Monmouth spent the week er and clean car $535 end with her parents Mr. and Mrs A. Sandblast. 1938 W illys deluxe sedan, heater Dana Warner son o f Mr. and Mrs, and ready to go .....................*375 Fred Warner has been seriously ill with ear trouble. 1938 Plymouth deluxe coupe. Radio Mr. a/id Mm. C. J. Wilkinson ant) and h e a t e r ............. *475 Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Wilkinson were 1930 Chevrolet sedan *375 Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilkinson o f Port 1936 Chrysler Airstream coupe,, hea land. ter, exceptional clean car ... *425 Mr. and Mrs. Peterson have moved 1931 Buick coupe *125 to Fred Radford’s place which they recently purchased. Skis and ski equipment fo r sale or rent. Rental fee can apply on pur chase price. Kidder Hardware Co. 1930 Ford tudor sedan Phone 215.— Adv. FOR SALE. 175 Rhode Island Red chicks,, “ res-ult o f overun.” Hillview. Tel. 39-6. Mrs. B. Corley and children and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Caldo. Bargain«* 4 First and Third Saturday Nights o f Each Month GOOD MUSIC, F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 21, 1941 Used Car DANCE G R A N G E H A LL, BORING COUNTY NEW S ' *125 1930 Oldsmobile sedan ............. *79 1930 Dodge sedan ................ The Cotrell ladies aid will nreet at the home o f Mrs. Robert Schultz on February 26. *125 Zirdee Berg, Mrs. A lb ert Ault and Mrs. Perle Crose came out from Port 1929 Dodge coupe *75 land to attend the extension uiti pro gram Friday night. 1929 Studebaker conv. coupe ... *75 1937 Ford V-8 pickup. V ery nice condition ........................*385 EAGLE CREEK I f you want seed that grows don’t 1935 Chevrolet p ick u p ................*325 Due to the mild winter pasture con forget O. V. Coop has Gill’s seed ditions are better than average. There 1935 Ford V-8 l ì * ton truck ... *175 w ill be plenty o f hay fo r the re* this year. maining weeks o f wnter. 1935 Dodge 1% ton truck ....... *350 Mrs. Maude Forrester drove to Sa 1926 Ford Model T pickup .... *25 lem Tuesday to spend several days These Care and Trucks are in A-1 with her dauhgter Mrs. Stephen Me Alpine. She w ill receive medical condition ready to drive home treatment while there. SEE OUR STOCK BEFORE Their Future is Used Car Specials /H y OUR HARDS! YOU B U Y Riley Girt who has been taking care o f the G.W. Becker place while the fam ily are in town has resigned Hessel Implement Company and Mrs. Broadway o f Alton, 111., Plymouth is doing the work. International Trucke Fred Paine has recovered s u ffi PH O N E 229 ciently fio m his stroke to be able tq Gresham, Oregon walk to the postoffice and back. R E L IA B IL IT Y -S E R V IC E 1940 S T U D E B A K E R champion 1939 C H E V R O LE T 4-aoor Sedan 1936 P O N T IA C 4-door sedan 1937 DESOTO 4-door sedan 1938 P O N T IA C 4-door sedan P L A Y SAFE W IT H 1934 C H E V R O LE T 2-door sedan T R IA N G L E 1933 C H E V R O LE T sedan chick sta rw ) 1930 FORD sedan P E L L E T S OR M A S H THIS YEAR start your chicks off on the road to sturdy health with our " vitamin balanced* Triangle Chick Starter—built to supply all their needs during the first eight weeks of growth. 665 N.Tillamook St., Portland, Or*. f ««fa for Fiel or Gi rden W e have everything you need in quality seeds at right prices. ERT1LIZER ir Every Purpose Mrs. Helen Scudder and Robert 1930 O LD SM O B ILE sedan White, both o f Portland were Sunday FOR S A L K Baled straw at $5.50 guests at the T.M. Clester home. They per ton; also vetch and oats, reclean are sister and brother o f Mrs. Cles ed fo r seed at 2 cents a pound. (W ill ter. party who sent us this ad by mail Paul Forrester submitted to a mi and failed to sign name, please let O R IE N T G A R A G E us know.) ) nor operation on his nose in Portland Tel. Gresham 4748, Orient, Oregon Friday. T«l. Sandy, ,431, Sandy, Oregon FOR SALE. Young Guernsey heif Mr. and Mrs. Davidson new owners er 2 years old with calf 1 week old. First class condition. Both fo r $55, o f the Marion Hinkle farm visited Inquire at Park Bonnylure, Eaglq the place Friday. They plan to spend Creek. part o f the summer there. Some im D E P E N D A B L E USED CARS provements are being made on the 1939 W illys Overland, 4-door sedan FOR R E N T OR SALE. 5 room mo house and plans are being made to looks like new. dem house in downtown district. Nice crop the place. yard and garden spot. Rent $10 mo. 1987 Chevrolet coupe in best o f R.O. Goodrich is putting in a crop Inquire o f Richard Sponhauer, Esta condition. N ew paint. cada,, Ore. on the Elmer Girt farm. It has beer B R O C K W A Y & NELSON in pasture fo r several seasons. Dodge and Plymouth Dealers O IL C IR C U L A T IN G heaters at r el 207 Gresham, Ora. Kidder Hdwe Co. “ Duo-Therm,” “ Es Mr. and Mrs. Arch Broulette wers Portland visitors Sunday at the Joe FO R S A LE . Belgian mare 4 years tate Heatrola,” “ Silent Sioux,” many Smith home. Mrs. Broulette and Mrs. old, w ’t 1300 pounds. W ell broke and sizes. Come in and see them.— Adv, Smith are sisters. perfectly gentle. Price $85. Jack FOR SALE. 1 Guernsey cow, fresh Mina Myers who has been ill fo r Saunders, Eagle Creek. Tel. 42-21L February 9th with third calf; 1 Jer a week with food poisoning was able F O R S A L E or trade fo r wood, sey cow fresh within a few days. Ed to return to work last week. oats, wheat, etc. Two light fixtures, Maertens, rt. 1, Estacada. Tel. 32-21. Mrs. Fred H offm eister was host 1 two light and 1 fiv e light fo r mat ess to the Hilltop card club Friday. Skis and ski equipment fo r sale or ching room. Nice fo r dining room and rent. Rental fee can apply on pur Four tables o f cards were in play living room. A I 90 one bridige lamp, Kidder Hardware Co. High scores went to Mrs. TW1 Castile, black wrought iron with shade. A ll chase price. Mrs. W alter Smith and low was. tp Phone 215.— Adv. these fixtures in excellent condition. Mrs. Ernest Smith who was a visitor Mrs. L. D. Meade, Estacada. T ele from Boring. phone 92-15. DOVER CUSTOM S A W IN G W e will do custom sawing at reas onable rates or will saw on shares. Shingles and rough lumber for sale at all times. W ater Wheel Shingle Co., Estacada, Ore., Tel. 38-31 Line of Spraying , Lime Sulphur, Bor x Mixtures. OREGON MUTUAL FIRE INSUR- ANCE CO. has LOWEST RATES. No assessments, why pay more? As- Wfti over 9 9 1 M M .ll. Ask THORNE A W ALRAD, Agents. Gresham.-Adv. Sure of Healthy, Stur- ' ’ Pullets for Next Win- r’s Laying. FOR SALE. Road gravel and drive way gravel fo r sale at pit or deliver ed. Deep Creek Gravel Co., rt. 1, ,box 101„ Boring, Ore. Take no chances with your haby ing and help Use our Start Developing your chirks Feeds build and strong, healthy bodies. Os&urn Bros. Tel. Gresham 5168 Rt. 9, Box 369, Portland Cor. Birdsdale and Baseline Mrs. Earl Odell entertaineJ the card club at her home Wednesday. Three tables were in play with hon ors going to Mrs. Oscar Judd, Mrs» Joe Fuchs and Mrs. W alter Smith. George Koch TRIANGLE MILLING CO. chick* this spring. FOR SALE. One blasting battery nearly new with 150 feet copper line, all in neat box. Guaranteed to shoot 11 charges o f powder at once. Hurry if you want it. Isaac Sechrist, 10 S. W. Columbia St. Portland, Ore. A valentine party was held at the school house Friday afternoon. Sev eral birthdays o f the school children were observed as well. A short pro gram was given by the children and a talk hy Mrs. Burchert. Valentines were exchanged and refreshments served. Those present were Mesdames A. R. King, J. E. Craft, Jack Keck. A. M. McDonald, M. J. Taylor and John Schmalz. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed Executor o f the estate o f Rosa D. DeShazer, deceased, and any and all persons having claims agaiinst the said estate are hereby required to present said claims, duly verified as by law required at the o ffic e o f his attorney, Fred A. Miller, Room 209, Court House, Oregon City, in Clack- mas County, Oregon, within six months from the date o f this notice. The beautiful springlike weather Dated and first published Febru is inducing many farmers to start ary 21, 1941. their spring wotk. Plowing, cultiva Date o f last publication March ting and brush bumf 21, 1941. most among the er GEORGE A. B AK ER . Executor o f the estate o f Rosa D. DeShaz. Roberta Schmalz er. Deceased. Thursday after sew? Fred A. Miller, Address: Room 209, Court House An Updegrave famil Oregon City, Oregon. ntr was held at the Clyde Up Attorney fo r Executor. home Sunday. - ■ 0 — ---- . HIGHEST QUALITY FOODS at Lowest Prices Juice Oranges dozen 10c GREEN GLASS PEPPER SHAKERS 10<* Filled with high quality pepper FANCY TABLE GLASSES, 3 f o r ............. Decorated in colors with diamonds, hearts, clubs, etc. 2-pound box 29c Fresh, delicious salted Wafers SUNSHINE GRAHAM Crackers, 2-lb. box ... 2 9 C With added wheat germ, also vitamins, B, G, D, and E HALE and HALE SMOKING TOBACCO Special 1-pound ca n ............................. 69<* HOSPITAL TISSUE, 3 ro lls ......................... 22<? B AILE Y’S SHOE GREASE, large c a n ____ 23<* For all boots,, shoes and leather goods. W ill not injure your dress shoes. Onion Sc I n Special, this Week End Only 2-pounds for CLOVER SEED, pound ............................... 21<? T IM O TH Y SEED, pound ................................ A LARGE STOCK OF FRESH GARDEN SEEDS LOOK A T THESE MEAT PRICES BACON BACKS, lean, skinned, good, lb .___ 22<* GOOD BOILING BEEF, lb............................1 4 C T-BONE STEAKS, nice and tender, lb...... 27<? PORK SHOULDER STEAK, lb................. 2 2 i? Tunnell & Sauer Formerly Currinsville Mercantile Co. Currinsville, Oregon Another big double hill at the Esta theatre this Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, February 23, 24 and 25 The first feature stars Bette Davis, considered by many the greatest act ress o f all time, in the dramatic mas terpiece “ The Letter.” This picture is considered Bette’s greatest tr i umph. Second feature is “ Grand Old Opry” starring the W eaver Bros., and Elviry. This is a riotous comedy that is ace high in entertainment* Program concludes with news.— Adv. PORTER GARFIELD L. J. Brousl of Grangeville, dla., visited from Sunday till Tuesday with his cousin and family, Mrs. Ernest Duus. The Duus family visited in Port land with old time friensd at a birth day party with Mrs. Clara Tracy on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Taylor and children o f Portland visited at the W. C. Taylor home Sunday. They are form erly from Lincoln, Neh. Also at the Taylor home was Mrs. Pearl S tiff and daughter Miss Georgia. Mrs. Ahram M iller and daughter Visitors at tthe Earl Gunter home were quite sick with a cold the latter Sunday were Mrs. Gunter’s mother, part o f the week. sister and brother-in-law, Mrs. Anna A party o f 15 young folks front Egans, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Car- this neighborhood went hiking Sun Ion and little son Jimmie, also Mr. day, going to the Clackamas river and Mrs. Shirley W. Barker all of near the mouth o f Boyer creek to see Portand and Miss Clara Neville o f the falls. They report the climbing o f I Oregon City visited over the ween end. the c liffs quite an experience. Grandma Randall was a Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gredvig o f Scap- guest o f Grace Allen. poose visited over the ween end at the Oren Ballou and Mrs. Gertrude Sunday guests at the O. E. Wisner Gredvig homes. home were Mr. and Mrs. John Rhodes o f Garfield, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Luck Mrs. Walter Shriner o f Estacada, ey, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Luckey an<* Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Darrow o f Port son Kenneth all o f Hubbard. land and Mrs. Ted Conn o f Lakeview all visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sunday afternoon a number o f the Claude Shriner and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Porter Sunday sdhoojf motored to Gilbert (Lois Shriner.) Moialla to the dedication services of the new church at that place, Mrs. HHarold Moore and children o f Portland visited at the home o f Mrs. Grant and two children o f her father E. T. Davis from Wednes Squaw Mountain spent Sunday even day till Sunday o f last week and Mr. FOR SALE, or Trade. Buick sedan ing at the O. D. Bowman home. and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis were in good condition, motor suitable for guests o f the former’s father Sunday. donkey engine or sawmill. Also 8 Bird In Band new B butteries, radio and 6 volt Otis Clark was pitching to batting A thousand love and jungle thriiis storage battery. Inquire evenings,, practice in a pregam e warmup at Box 103, A, route 2„ Estacada,, firat Norman, Okla. He stuck his glove are found in ‘ ‘ Moon O ver Burma’! Sec the W eaver Bros, and Elviry in the air to catch a high return. with exotic Dorothy Lamour at the house eaat o f Tom Jubb’a. in that great laugh picture “ Grand The ball bounced out of his glove EsU theatre Friday and Saturday^ L'O TTKLLL \ but he caught a bird that was fly. FOR SALE. F od r year old mare, February 21 and 22. Also the riotous Old Opry” at the Esta theatre Sun Ing after the ball, apparently c h a » Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Radford hon weight about 1300 pounds. K. H. Gen- day, Monday and Tuesday, February ■ng i t comedy “ Uhristmae in July,” star, seroski, 1 mile S. Ë. o f Springwater ored their son W ilfred on nls 21st 23, 24 and 25. Other feature picture ring Dick Powell.— Adv. , birthday and their daughter and son- store. on this big double ball will star Bette Liquid A ir Engines ni-law Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warner Davis in “ The Letter” considered on“1 The Japanese are running engines O IL C IR C U L A T IN G heaters at on their eighth wedding anniversary Deep Creek Dairy. — Morning de Kidder Hdwe Co. “ Duo-Thenn,” "Es. I on Februar) 8th. Those present w e r J ° ' * * supreme dramatic masterpiece, on liquid air at -2 1 8 Fahrenheit. A livery o f cream and milk. Call Carl U te Heatrola,” “ Silent Sioux” , many Mr. and Mrs. W ilfred fUdford, M r J ° f * * W r ,d - S~ * * * ,n th,# * ** ** I E r'.a U u ? lt . « * have pushed ■ j 27-foot boat along at 4.6 knots, tor Rehbarg, Tel. 86.61. picture o f human emotions.— Adv. sizes. Come in and see them. -A d v and Mrs. Fred Warner add children, an hour and a halt.