PROFESSIONAL CARDS Clackamas County News DR. H. V. A D I X Physician an d Surgeon P hy siotherapy— X-Ray R adium , G resham , O re T al 5961 Dr. H. A. Schneider D ENTIST P hone Sandy 151 Sandy, O regon O. D. E B Y A tto rn ey at Law General Practice Confidential Adviser O regon City*:- O regon S. E WOOSTER R eal E state, L oan ,, ln tu ra n c a and R e n ta l, Tel. 77-3 E itac ad a, O r*. Dr. Thomas B. Carter V ete rin ary Surgeon Phone Gresham 210 Dairy Herd Inspector tor Multnomah County G resham , O regon Cooper & McAllister Attomeys-at-Law T elephone G resham 262 Pow ell Blvd. G resham , O regon C. DON PLATNER, M. D. Physician and S urgeon C lackam as C ounty B ank Bldg., Sandy, O regon O ffice H ours, 2 to 5 P . M. E ven.ngs, S a tu rd ay and S unday by A ppointm ent Phone Sandy 441 PANKRATZ Paint & Wallpaper Store Sign P a in tin g Tel. 4678 P ic tu re F ram ing G lass G resham , O ra. Richard Sponhauer A g en t for N o rth w estern M utual F ire Ina. A etn a F ire Ina. Co. E stacada, O regon Tel. E steced e 84-1 Co, S. E. LAWRENCE L icensed E lectrical C o n trac to r H OT P O IN T M A JO R E L E C T R IC A P P L IA N C E S R t, 2, E steced e, O regon T al. E stecede 97-3 L. A. CHAPMAN M O R T 1 C I AN E stecede. O reg en C ells atten d ed D a , o r N ight T elephone 56-7 end 56-51 DR. C. E. STEWART C h iro practic P hysician S pecializing in chronic end n n e - Toue d isord ers of the S tom eoh end In testin al T rac t X-RAY SE R V IC E Office Hours I 0 a . i n . t o 6 p . m. G resham O ffice, P hone 25« 63 W . 1st S tre e t, G resham DR. H. M. KRAMER DENTIST Phono E stacad a 3-15 C om pieta X -R ay E q nipm aat M aaonic Bldg.. E stacada, O ra. MACK MACKENZIE General Carpentry. R«P*irs, __Plum bing and P ain tin g —- U ph olstering and F u rn itu r« Repair« Tel. 64-41, E stacada ing pants that originated and was hot in Hollywood a few years ago. Maybe it should be passed. No ono can sit as judge until he hears both sides. But the women might stop a MEADE, Editor and Publisher little and consider all that such an Published weekly on Fridays at Estacada, Clackamas County, .Oregon. amendment would mean. It would Mrs. Amy Westlund, Mrs. Theo Entered in the postoffice at Estacada, Oregon, as second-calss matter. mean the ending of all special legis Moger and Mrs. Rosamond Myers Food Market lation for the protection of women. SUBSCRIPTION RATES The markets of N*w York city In Clackamas County, one year $l.f.l); outside the county and in the State It would mean that women would be were Portland shoppers Friday.. of Oregon, one year $2.0(1; outside the State of Oregon, one year $2.50; eligible to take on many jobs now Mr. and Mrs. Heib Shepherd and andie 15 yet cent at the nation’s foieign $3.00 a year. Subscriptions are payable in advance. considered too physically arduous for daughter Alene and Mr. and Mrs. erishable too*1». ADVERTISING and make no mistake, theie Jess Shepherd were visitors over th» Rates for advertising made known on application. Advertisers will please them would employers grasping enough week end at the Strean home. take note that to insure insertion of advertisement in the issue of the to us« be them and women desperate Oscar Doyle father of Alfred Doyle current week, advertising copy should reach th> ofiice not later than Tuesday noon. Assistance cheerfully given in the preparation of copy. enough to accept. Wouldn’t our passed away in an Oregon City hospi daughters look cute firing an open- tal Saturday. After short services JUST BETWEEN US GIRLS rights for women” amendment to the hearth furnace in a steel mill. for the family in Oregon City the American constitution. It would seem off-hand and still Some day we men are going to geS That last business has us really without hearing the other side of the body was shipped to Pierce, Neb., in on one of these “just between us stumped. If the news from Britian story that nature has endowed wo for burial. Friends and neighbors ex- girls” conversations and maybe we’ll had engendered a demand for a con men with enough burdens and pri tend their sincere sympathy to the A Necessity find out all the things that have been stitutional rejection of feminine con vileges without their asking for the Doyle family. puzzling us since our first girl gave scription we could have understood undoubted burdens and extremely Many of the farmers are in the, us a long good night kiss and then it better. Every time a new figure on douhtful privileges inherent in an Complete insurance pro whammed us one across the face for the marriages in the state is released “equal rights” amendment. But then fields these nice warm days. tection for your automo being too fresh. it shows a tremenduous jump from we have not yet been in on one of Mrs. Cora Fitch and Mrs. Myrtii bile or truck. Get It at a Maybe we’ll find out why they got the proceeding one and it takes no those "just between us girls” conver. Jagmin weie Portland visitors Tues saving from day. all excited and marched in suffrage Dies committee investigation to con sations. parades and why they went out into nect the Selective Service act with Maybe’ there’s a good, sound, lo Brice Brown visited his daughter the commercial world instead of wail the upswing. Here are the girls, or gical explanation of this movement* Mrs. Lala Alder of Camas, Wash.,, ing for “Mr. Right” to come along, some of them anyway, aiding and We’d certainly like to hear it. But if, last week. M. L. TRULLINGER in the meantime a movement starts and why they say “no” when they abetting the men in gaining draft ex E agle C reek, O re. .... Tel. 427 mean “yes” and “yes” when they emptions. Then the news comes out to force the manufacture of light Mrs. Frances Eri and Miss Francis mean “no.”’ And maybe we’ll find about the British conscription of wo weight hand grenades to fit the fern- Novak called at the Jagmin home ou W M. LO D ER , D ist. M anager, Wednesday. out just exactly why the recent an men and the girls set up a howl for nine hand, ‘We’re agin” it.” ---------o--------- nouncement of Britian's conscription ‘“equal rights.” The Butts children have been ab M ilw aukie, 0»<. Tel. 2*5011 of its women for work in industry That shows how little we men know sent iron school for some time or, should bring about a frantic revival about the birls and how imperative An Apple a Day account of sickness. of feminine efforts to tadk an “equal it is that one of us get in on the FARMERS AUTOMOBILE conversation. Before this if anyone Ahmportay days, atahz-zoonee da- A ir C leaner Saves W ear « u r ta INSURANCE exchaìm had even hinted at a possible con, hmereek. scription of America’s woman-power No that is not pied line or type, The air cleaner on a Chrysler cat TRUCK INSURANCE almost any of us would have predic even though it is a line on something serves to take out all dirt and grit ______ EXCHANGE ______ ted a protest march on Washington that makes good pie. that would have made the biggest suf It is about as near as “Importe GEE! IT'S DE frage parade look like a select party Des Etats-Unis D’Amerique” can be of the garden committee of the La spelled for pronunciation in English ST GUV I STOLE dies aid. None of us ever doubted the and all of which means “Imported DE VJWCW girl’s willingness and eagerness to from the Uinted States of America.” FS-OtAf help if the nation got in to difficulty Oregon homemakers who have been but “conscription” has always had doing their bit by serving more gol j as masculine a tinge as chewing to. den newtown pippin apples during bacco and long winter underwear. the current Surplus Apple Sale have Is to always follow’ the doctrines of consistency Now we’re not so sure about what frequently found their apples wrap the women want, which leaves us ped in tissues which bear the above and tnotfulness just where Adam stood. We always French phrase. thot the girls had equal rights in all One of Oregon’s biggest export the essential things. They can vote crops, newtown pippins have been (maybe that’s what the suffrage pa wrapped in ^export tissues and ship CARROLL FUNERAL HOME rades were about); they can work in ped to France and England until the DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE last two years MEMORY industry; they can even go dig up The same wrap is used this year “Mr. Right” for themselves. It is true GRESHAM, OREGON Phone 247 As You Like It that special legislation has been pas even though there is no export. So the same apples that delighted Eu sed to insure they are not abused by a We remember what you like and over-long or over-late hours, but ropeans are available in quantity to homemakers here, even down to the see that you get it. That’s one these laws are for their protection hard to pronounce French on the reason why so many people come and sutely they can’t kick about wrapper. them. So just what do they hope to again and again. gain by an “equal rights” amend Nearly a million dollar apple ex port insome, vital to Oregon’s agri ment to the constitution? culture and thousands dependent There isn’t much doubt that the «• W.C VEATCH S . upon it will he lost due to Europe’s women will get their amendment if war conditions unless home consump We have LIME SULPHUR powder or liquid, they really want it. They’re a per tion is increased. severing lot and have a disturbing Due to abundance this year’s crop by the gallon or barrel. Also BORDEAUX MIX m il l w o r k c a b in e t s specialties habit of returning to the subject is a better value than ever. Renown STORE FIXTURES-KITCHEN BUILT INS TURE. immediately after we men have thok ed as an all-purpose apple, Oregon's PHONE 59 76 - GRESHAM .O R E it’s been dicided one? and for all. newtown pippin is excellent for pie, And this “equal righV’ thing has cooking, salads and eating out of Let us help you with your spray problems. We ci'opped up too often in the past ten hand. carry a full stock of spraying needs at all times. years to be discarded as a parsing Government nutritn nal experts fancy like the fad for women wear- recommend more tha’ a pound of WILDWOOD apples per person pe week for an REST HOME adequate balanced r et. If this ad o f t e n the best of care to aged and vice were followed * ere would be no Invalids at from $jJ0 a month apple surplus and indications are We have seeds of all kinds and our stock is CLACKAM AS that and upwards health would improve. Tel. G resham 4374 complete. We have manys lots specially priced foi> Recent studies reveal apples an G resham , O regon COUNTY an excellent source of minerals’ vit large buyers. We make a specialty of seeds in sea amins and pectin and thereby place REAL ESTATE a scientific foundation for grandma’s’ son. belief about “an apple a day.” Ask us for timbered unimproved Evelyn M. Lawrence and small tracts including farms, Notary Public both nortu and south of Clackamas EXTENSION UNIT HEARS TALK Agent for Aetna Casualty and ON WEIGHT CONTROL river close to good highways. Surety Co,. Capitol Fire Insurance Go. 80 acres 20 cleared good build Leslie M. Walrnd Acciabnt and Health Insurance Mrs. Fred Konnecke entertained ings, ,oichard, running water, Tel.. 97-3. Estacada, Ore. $4500. Terms. East Second Street Gr««ham, Oregon the Firwood extension unit at her Tel. Gresham 5400 14 acres all cleared, clean nice home February 11. Miss Irene Leach home demonstra laying ground, 5-room house, hog house, bam for 12 cows, 3 horses tion agent gave an interesting talk 2 good wells, orchard, 9 acres first on weight control. All present weie W. W. SIEMENS crop strawberries and only $3500. weighed and measured and most of M usical Supplies 157 acres. 65 cleared close to high them were overweight. way, 6-room house, bam 40x70 Mrs. Maud Johnson and Mrs. Ger Film D eveloping Don’t You Love tL ¿s poultry house, close to school bus trude Miller prepared the dinner of to high school, well fenced, three EXPERT cream vegetable soup, raw carrot streams, 20 acres saw logs, loan salad, W atch R epairing Weather? cheese sandwiches, baked ap $3500 can stand as long as inter est is paid. South slope out of ple sauce and cookies which helped G resham , O regon wind, good place for stock, grain to demonstrate the lesson. Sure you do, but don’t let it fool you. or berries. An invitation to attend the Sandy prepared with warm clothing against the 2614 acres, 18 cultivated, good Women’s club meeting on Thursday, East Be wind. soil on patement, 18 miles center March 6 at 2 p.m. was accepted. of city, water piped from spring Some of the members may attend the We are able to give you one day Service, equiv* to buildings, S-room house, gar age, wood shed, bam for 5 cows, Home interest confidence at Cor alent with good work. DR. L. W. GRIFFITH young stock, hay, hog house, poul vallis. A complete optical service try house, stocked and equipped Those present besides the hostess A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU $4500. Let us know what you can were Eyes examined Mrs. A. R. Bartseh, Mrs. Otto pay down. , Glasses fitted Motjel, and children, Mrs. Lester Broken lenses duplicated Keenan, Mrs. Roy Mason, Mrs. Ber ON MT. HOOD LOOP Eyeglass frames repaired while Krebs and son, Mrs. John Fox, 9 acres nice timber on Badger tha you wait. Mrs. Bartha Jones, Mrs. Gertrude Creek, permanent stream. Make ui Miller, Mrs. Maude Johnson,, Mrs. W e invite co m p an io n of service, cash offer. CLEANERS AND DYERS Walter Dodson, Mrs. Howard Elia- q u ality and price NEAR MT. HOOD LOOP son, Mrs. Giles Palmer, Mrs. Sylvia We do our own grinding Telephone or Leave Bundles at Mrs. Jane Bollinger, Mrs. Wm. Timber with stream at $15 to Calen, VISION OPTICAL CO. Quick, Mrs. Peggy Neuhouse, Mrs. $20 per acre. LOFTON’S BARBER SHOP, ESTACADA O ffice on Pow ell Blvd, opposite Oscar Olson, Mrs. Willard Bosholm, j G resham T h eater BARKER’S DRUG STORE, SANDY The MEYERS SERVICE Mrs. Leo McCabe, Mrs. Fred Decker, Tel. G resham 217, or CURRINSVILLE STORE, Mrs. Harry Nicholson, Mrs. Anton GRESHAM, ORE. P o rtlan d B E A . 297« Malar, Mrs. Ralph Keltner and Miss pm a Our Motto Spraytime is Here BLUNVW Stock lip for Seeding Time Gresham Seed & rm » Feed Co. PANTORIUM I