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About Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1941)
CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS ANOW & m i value \ h ' “ CATERPILLAR” DIESES A Necessity * r Complete Insurance pro tection for your automo bile or truck. Get It at a saving from OFFERS 3-FOLD ADVANTAGE The fonr-ftrdte cycle used ia "Cater pillar'' Diesel Engines adds (o your as surance o f loaf; tractor life—an advan tage based oa 3 important points: M. L. TRULLINGER E agle C reek, O re.......T el. 427 W M . L O D E R , DUt. M anager, M ilw aukie. O ie . T el. 2-5011 l Ust hsqmat poww leods m 2. Hast of tofflbastiM tppilW Is cylinders and pislsns lest fre quently 3. Me power - tonsumiisj ble^r required 1er deems, e* boost FARMERS AUTOMOBILI INSll RANCE UKHANU IN T tR TRUCK INSURANCE ______ EXCHANGE. ______ Sosos. HESSEL Implement Co. Gresham, Oregon FOR RENT. 3 room house. Garden spot plowed ready to plant. J. J Marchbank, Estacada. Tel 254. WANTED. Junior automobile sales men. No investment required, no ex perience necessary. Good posaibilitiei for income. See Roy McCormick, at Ray Dunmire Motor compnay. 82nd Ave., and Clackamas River bridge Gladstone. FOR SALE 1939 Ford deluxe tu- dor. Heater, good tires, black finish is like new. $595. McRobert Motoj Co., Gresham, Ore. Open Sundays. —Adv. , CUSTO M S A W IN G We will do custom sawing at reas onable rates or will saw on shares. Shingles and rough lumber for sale at all times. Water Wheel Shingle Co., Estacada, Ore., Tel. 38-31 • W ATCH FOR THIS 8 I0 N in your {••d de&Iar'a Kora. It ia your quid« to a food that ia not*ju»t m ixad'but built on » 'v ita m ia balanc»" to fill tha ra- quiramenta of your chicka during their first eight weeks of growth. > TRIANGLE «/ « MILLING COMPANY SSS «. IILUMOOK JT.. PORTIINO, OtfCOM A Allis - Chalmers Leads Again ! H IL L S ID E C O M B IN E H ARVESTERS Save on the hills and you save all. A Pacific Coast University test shows you .-ave 50c to $1.00 an acre in wheat alone with tho All Crop Harvester Experienced men to start you op erating. Farm Tractor Co. O rien t, East o f G resham on M t. H ood loop. G resham , R t. 2, T el. G resham 4742 1 9 4 0 P O N T IA C D elu xe C oup e U n d er seat H ea ter and D e fr o ste r $ 7 7 5 .0 0 1938 P O N T IA C 4 -d o o r Sedan H eater and D e fr o s te r ....... $ 5 9 5 .0 0 SAWS hammeted at my shop or ed by the school. Mr. Keltner, coun at your mill. Robt. Jonsrud. Tel San ty club agent showed two reels de dy 20x2. picting summer school activities of club boys and girls at Corvallis. Mrs. EUR SALE. 10 12 Plymouth PA 4- Ford president acknowledged the iloor .sedan. This popu ar 4-cylinder presentation o f a gavel from the Car car is priced at only $149. McRobert ver group made by the school boys of Motor Co. Gresh: m, Oie. Open Sun Carver. Bob Storey will present the days.—Adv. program at the next meeting. A pie Dependabla Used Tractor«, supper is planned for that meeting The money will be used for expense Tractors and Horse drawn money and at least one and if possi ble two clubbers for the sununer Implements school. UO Caterpillar. 2 Clectrac W Crawlers The annual meeting o f the Presby. 1 G. P. John Deere' on rubber and terian church was held Wednesday steel tires. evening following a potluck dinner Graveley cultivating tractor. at 6:30. Newly elected officers are: Hessel Implement Company Elder, 3-year term Mrs. E. L. Trul- linger, trustees two years term to fill Gresham, Oregon unexpired term o f Mrs. Nola Wil FOR SALE CHEAP. 30 horses of liams, Robert Paine; trustee three all kinds, some saddle horses. Will year term, Mrs. A. H. Buhlinger; take in your horses or cattle on hor treasurer one year Mrs. H. C. Glo ses. Base Line Stables, 1 mile nortly ver; organist William Sanders; Sun day school officers were, supt. Mrs. o f Gresham. F. T. Bentley, owner L. M. Munger; secretary Mis. Doro We want gtain or feed sacks at thy Lamper; organist Mrs. Lamper once. We have a large contract to with Sybil Holbrook assistant. Many fill. Bring us all your sacks now and improvements have been made on the at regular intervals. Tunnell & Sauer, church building during the year. Rev. Curt ins'-i;ie Oregon. T. C. Duncan was letained for an other six months after that he has FOR SALE. 1936 Ford coupe with other plans. Ueater. See it at Bob Cooke’s garage. George T. Baker is building a Mrs. A. H. Miller in Helton house, shelter shed on the former Sam Brows Estacada. place which he has leased. In the FOR SALE. Road gravel and drive same vicihity the Crandall family ivay gravel for sale at pit or deliver are clearing land and will build. Kenneth Shultz o f McLoud, Calif., o4. Deep Creek Gravel Co., vL 1, ,box 101„ Boring, Ora. visited heie a few days last week before answering the draft call on Place your order now for Easter March 21. He and his brother Art lillies and potted plants lor Easier; have been worming in the California Adsile Gardens, O. V. Coop, Esta woods near the California city foi cada, Oregon. several months. Alfred Huggins visited here this week He is working on a river boat out o f Oregon City. Mrs. Stewart McAlpine and daugh. ter Janet aie spending several days with her mother Mrs. Maude Forres DEPENDABLE ter. RECONDITIONED Lawrence Blaisdell who has been USED CARS & TRUCKS ill with the measles was able to re 1941 Willys sedan, heater ........ $769 turn to school the last o f the week. Used Car Bargains We want gialn or feed sacks at once. We have a large contract to 1941 Plymouth sedan, heater fill. Bring us all your sacks now and $975 at regular intervals. Tunnell & Sauer, 1940 Chrysler sedan, heateg, Currinsville, Oregon. 1939 Ford tudor, heater ........ $535 FOR SALE. Cook stove. Price $10 J. J. Marchbank. Tel. Estacada 25-4. 1938 Willys sedan, heater and very clean car ................ $375 FOR SALE. 1934 Ford coupe, or iginal finish. Heater, mohair uphol 1936 Studebaker sedan,, radio and stery like the day it left the factory. heater .............................. .$376 See it McRobert Motor Co., Gresham 1936 DeSoto sedan, h eater____ $ 4 2 5 Ore., Open Sundays. —Adv. FOR SALE. Nearly new 14-inch 1935 Chrysler sedan . . .. $ 3 2 5 walking plow. Also improved Oregon strawberry plants. C. A. Black, San$ 1935 Plymouth sedan, heater . $ 3 4 5 ay, Oregon. Rt. 1, box 33 . 1933 Ford sedan ............. $1 50 FOR SALE or TRADE. Cash oi 1931 Buick coupe ....... terms. Marshall strawberry plants $3 per M. Will take live stock or farm 1931 Chevrolet sedan ................. $65 machinery. O ff Bornstedt road - mile o ff Dover road. F. L. Case, rt. 1. 1930 Oldsmobile ............................. box 66, Sandy, Oregon. ton truck, stake bed SAVE MONEY on L John Deer« 1937 IHC tractor, 41 model used little. Hessel Pickup ................................. ......... g475 Implement Co. Gresham, Oregon. 1935 Chevrolet Vi ton pickup ....$325 NOTICE. I f the party who wrote anonymous letter would make them 1930 Chevrolet 1 Vi ton truck ....$125 selves known to the party receiving These Cars and Trucks are In A -l c o n d ition ready to diive home the letter, will respect their confi dence and give same his personal eon. SEE OUR STOCK BEFORE YOU BUY sidération. RELIABILITY-SERVICE FOR SALE. 1937 Ford coupe. Spot Hessel Implement Company lite heater, good rubber. Only $395 Chrysler Ply*— » 5 McRobert Motor Co., Gresham, Ore International Tracks Open Sundays.— Adv. PHONE 229 D E PE N D A B LE USED CARS U.ed Car Specials 1937 Chevrolet 1 *6 ton truck. 1939 Dodge coupe radio and heater 1937 Dodge four door sedan. 1937 Plymouth 4-door sedan. Com pletely reconditioned, new paint 1936 Plymouth sedan, completely re conditioned. B R O C K W A Y Sk N E L S O N D o d g e and P lym ou th D ealers Tel 207 G resham . Ora Gresham, Oragon FOR SALE. Oregon strawberry >lants $2.50 per thousand. C. W. .'ferniunn, Eagle Creek, Dover dis- rict. FOR SALE. 41 nice, thrifty wean- - r pigs. 1 miles east o f Barton store in Caiver-Estacada highway. W. P. Ferre!, Eagle Creek, Ore. FOR RENT. 48 acres o f pasture FOR RENT. Small house with gar den ground in town o f Sandy. Elec for stock, plenty o f water. $1 per tricity in house, water near door animal. L. Sterrett, Estacada. Ore. good place for elderly couple. $6.25 Tel. 20-51. 1936 P O N T IA C 4 -d o o r S edan per month, water Included. Mrs. Mirr H ea ter ............................ .......... $ 3 9 5 .0 0 WANTED. Lady to help in install Honecker, Sandy, Ore., box 143. ant. Inquire SagneFs Cafe,, Esta * 1937 D E S O T O 4 -d o o r S edan FOR SALE. 1937 Chevrolet towr cada, Oregon. Tel 80-3. H e a t«r ......... ........- .................. $ 4 9 5 .0 0 sedan. Very good condition thruout FOR SALE. Improved Oregon 19 36 C hevrolet sedan $ 3 2 5 .0 0 Only $445. McRobert Motor Co., Gre. trawher-y plants, 6-foot Emerson sham, Ore. Open Sundays.— Adv. grain drill, 6-foot Deering grain bin der in good condition. Will trade for Y'ou don’t need much money if hay. 1 black work horse age 8, w’ t O R IE N T G A R A G E you buy a place from me. 40 acres T e l. G resham 4748« O rien t, O reg on 13 acres been cleared, oldish bam, 1600, sound and true. Will trade for T « l. S«...dy, ,4 3 1 , Sandy, O re g o n fruit, well water. $1250, $150 down. colt and difference. W. I. Quick, 3 acres on loop highway, fair house Sandy. Ore., 4 miles south o f Sandy some nice timber, $450, $100 down on Bornstedt road. Tel Sandy 187. 1936 P O N T IA C 4 -d o o r Sedan H ea ter ........................... $ 3 7 5 .0 0 George Koch CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1941 Lota o f other good buy*. Geo. Beers Sandy, Ore. EAGLE CREEK OREGON MUTUAL FIRE 1NSUR. The bazaar and entertainment held ANCE CO. has LOWEST RATES. at the school Tuesday evening under FOR SALE. 30 acres, 4 Vi aeres No asaessmenta, why pay mora? As- the auspices o f the newly organized bearing filberta Write owner 6621 seta over $918.660.51. Aak THORNE community club was well attended S. E. 18th Ave., 1 ortland, Oregon a WALRAD, Agenta Greshem.— Adv. An intoreeting program was present Miss Bette Bush daughter of Mn and Mrs. Carrol Bush was a represen. tative o f Linfield in the invitation foresic meet held at the College o$ Puget Sound recently. Ward Kern a former resident is now in Colorado where he ismanag- ing a residential country club o f 700 acres in the Rocky mountains. Mrs. Ed Bews has returned home following an operation at the Port land sanitarium. Perit Huntington Dover teacher for the past two years has been el ected principal o f the Sutherland school. Mrs Ennis Entwistle o f Oregon City visited her parents Mr. and Mrs, John Craft this week. Lestei Campbell has received word o f the birth of a son to his son antj daughter-in-law Mr, and Mrs. James E. Campbell. The child has been nam ed James Edward Jr. Fred Anderson is here looking a f ter business interests o f his brother Elmer who is still in the veterans hos pital at Roseburg. W eek lull SPECIALS Serve Salads During Lent T op Them With B E S T F O O IIS REAL MAYONNAISE “ R E A LLY FRESH ” Pints .......... 2 5 < * > u 4*4 »a Qts........... 2-lbs. 43r 39c MORTANG PREPARED MUSTARD 1-lb., 9-oz., net, glass j a r .............................. 17<> KRAFT DINNER ................ pkg...................... 10<> O n ly 7 m inute co o k in g tim e req u ired . N o B akin g. COLUMBIA KIST STRINGLESS BEANS, Two No. 2 cans, Refugee brand............... 1 9 c T h ese are the ch oicest cut stringress b e ans OUR FAVORITE COFFEE, satisfaction guaranteed Pound pkg..........23<^ 2-lbs. f o r ....... 43<? PUFFED WHEAT or RICE, lg. cello p k g ........9<- A REAL COMBINATION SPECIAL SPERRY Pancake or Waffle Flour, pkg 1 9 0 Pint can Log Cabin Syrup ....................... 1 8 C Absolutely pure cane and maple A Total Value o f ........ ......................3 7 $ B o t h f4»r 3 3 c PURE W H O L E SO M E EASTER EGG DYES CHOICE FRESH MEAT W Q e uality Tunnell & Sauer Formerly Currinsville Mercantile Co. Currinsville, Oregon The Skip-a- week club met Wed nesday at the grange hall. Mrs. C. H. Dice visited Tuesday at» the hospital in Portland. She reports Mr. Dice is getting along nicely but will be in the hospital for several weeks yet. CURRINSVILLE Mr. Kessler who has been ill for some time was taken to a Portland hospital last week. Mrs. Kessler is staying at the home of her son in Portland. Mrs. Elsie Hale enjoyed a visit from her sister and family last week. They arrived here from Ophir, this Abraham Miller this week closed a state on Thursday, returning Satur GARFIELD deal with J. W. Manrose whereby he day. becomes owner o f the Manrose pro Byron Anders who was at the Port Mrs. Ruth Grier and children mov perty b.y the Delph Creek fish hatch land hospital for a few days is now ery. Mr. Manrose is leaving this week ed from Estacada to the Edna Davis at home. His leg is now in a cast. for Portland where he will make his home one day last week. The cause was from an injury when home in the future. Mrs. Edna Davis and the girls are he was a child by having the liga Last week Oliver Bowman helped spending a week at the Richard Davis ment cut in his heel and after several years had broke. He is getting along Hector Anders grade his yardeite and home. Since coming here she receiv get started where Hector expects tc ed word that Glen has the measles as well as can be expected. build a new house on the old Anders at their home at Vernonia. Hector Anders and Wallace Ach- place. We understand Hector will re ison left for Detroit, this state, where Miss Alice Alexander from Port tire from the sawmill business in the they will work in a saw mill. land was a week end guest at the near future. Henry Heiple home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gilbert and Wal J. E. Luckey and wife o f Hubbard ter Shriner were visitors at the C. Mrs. Henry Heiple who is staying were Sunday visitors at the O. E Shriner home Sunday. with a cousin in Portland for a cou Wisner home. W. C. Taylor and Roy are at Con Henry Christensen and family and ple o f weeks was home over the week cord helping Harold Taylor with the Ed Lee and family spent Sunday at end. , plumbing and electric work on Har home. They have been working near Mr. and Mrs. tierb Fifer and the old’s new home. Independence In the evening the children spent the week end with Mrs. Chas. Swanson o f Astoria vis Mrs. Fifer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. ited over the week end with her sis ladies called on Mrs. O E. Wisner. i $ ter Mrs. R. G. Palmateer and attend Friends o f Mrs. Donald Christen Lester Hale. ed the dance Saturday night at the sen will be glad to know she is again Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heiple enier- able to be about since being kicked tained for dinner Saturday even ng, grange hall. by a horse some weeks ago. Miss Alice Alexander from Portland USED FARM MACHINERY R ev ersib le disc ................ $25 1 $2 0 2 w alk in g cu ltiva tor», e a ....... $5 1 $15 2 O liv e r tra ctor plow ». C ase 3 -b ottom plaw ........... $65 1 m ow in g m achine ................. ......$25 1 sulky plow $19 FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY F ord T ra cto r and Farm E qu ipm en t D ealer S U P E R H IG H W A Y A T GLADSTONE P h o n j O reg on C ity 2-7891 P O. Box 127 PORTER Mrs. Bert Jennings Sr. spent the week end with Anna Snyder of Can, by. Bible study at the O. E. Wisner home Wednesday night, April 9. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Currin and Atlee Erickson , -ee the new girl. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Currin were '.inner guests at the home of Mr. and VIrs. Geo. Douglas Tuesday evening. Mrs. Trixie Shields from Portland was out on business Sunday. She was also a dinner guest at the Henry Mrs. Oliver Bowman enjoyed a Heiple home. week end visit from her father, John A party composed of the Robleys, Sigwoith and her brother Otis. Fouriers, Currins and Eshemans en- Last Friday, March 28 the stork joyed the ice capade at the ice co'- made a visit to the home d f O. E liseum in Portland Friday evening. Wisner leaving a 9-pound girl. The The card party given at the Eagle young lady has been named Twila Creek grange hall Saturday evening Darlene. A number o f people called Sunday was an enjoyable affair, 14 tables , and Monday at the Wisner home to being at play. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wooster cal ied at the Wisner home Tuesday. I
