C L A C K A M A S COUNTv Plant Seed Corn Now ! FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1941 GEORGE 1934 Ford Deluxe Four Door Sedan Order your Seed Com from a dealer that spe­ cializes in fancy fresh stock. Per hundred Pride of the North Corn NEWS Original blue finish has be< i well kept. Has large trunk, special wheels and a spoitlight. The mo- iiair upholstery is like new. Thi week’s special and it’s priced al .... ..................... $4.50 S125.00 Northwest Red Dent Corn ............................. $5.50 Eureka Ensilage Corn McRobert Motor Co. .................. ........... $7.00 Gresham, Minnesota No. 13— Oregon .............................. $4.25 We carry a complete stock of high quality seed and will be glad to help you with planting sugges­ tions at all times. Free SUDAN GRASS, lb. 5c We have several lots of grass seed for Burn’s or Pasture Mixtures. With lots of moisture these will grow fine now. 1941 Plymouth sedan 1940 Plymouth tudor„ heater, A -l shape .................................$725 Gresham Seed & Feed Co. LES WALRAD GRESHAM, at DEPENDABLE RECONDITIONED USED CARS & TRUCKS BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Now for Hay, Pasture or Silage W. First Street Enlargement Drug Store, Gresham, with exposure film finish at price o f 25 cents.— Adv. Many Growers Will Plant Frank A. Blue has sold his farm to Henry Becker o f Portland who erpecta to make a number o f im­ provements. Mr. Becker has joined with the rest o f George in installing Davidson*. electric lights and various appliances. The electric line contractor is now any 6 or fc leasonabli distributing poles in the George dis­ trict. As soon as hardware arives the poles will be erected. O regon Open Sunlays Minnesota No. 13— Idaho ................................ $4.75 1939 Chrysler club coupe, heater $725 Tel. 5409 1939 Chevrolet tudor, heater and radio ........ ............. ........ ...... $645 OREGON 1933 Willya sedan, heater, a clean car ____ __________________„...$375 FOR SALE. Cook stove. Price $10 1937 Plymouth sedan, radio and heater .........................................$475 J. J. Marchbank. Tel. Eatacada 25-4 D EPEN D A BLE USED CARS 1937 Plymouth sedan, heater ... $4,5 1940 Plymouth 4-door sedan --- «>— BRO CK W A Y & NELSON D odge and Plymouth Dealers Tel 207 Gresham, Ore. 1U36 Dodge sedan, radio ............ $375 1934 Plymouth coupe, radio, a clean car .................................$25Q OREGON M U TU AL FIRE 1NSUR- ANCE CO. has LO W EST RAT E S. N o assessments, why pay m ore? As sets over $018.660.51. Ask THORNE A W A L R A D , Agents. Gresham.—Adv. FOR SALE. 1936 Ford touring tu. dor. Original gray fini ;h. Arvin heat­ er, two spotlights, moh iir upholstery. Priced at only $325. McRobeit Mo, tor Co. Gresham, Ore. Open Sundays. We pay highest cash prices fo. cascata bark, wool and mohair. Tun nell & Sauer, Currinsville. At T he engine does the w ork o f steering. An easy pull on a con ­ veniently-located lever releases the pow er from one track and applies it to the o th e r . . . so the tractor may be turned quickly or gradually. H E SS EL Implement Co. Gresham, Oregqji CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CUSTOM SAW 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 SEE Harold ing, papering, try, plumbing, house raising. SheLhamer for paint­ kalsomining, carpen plaster patching and Estimates gladly gi- ven. First class work. Eagle Creek Oregon. Tel. Estacada 22-4. FOR SALE. Road gravel and driv, ivay gravel for sale at pit or deliver ed. Deep Creek Gravel Co., rt. 1, ,box 101„ Boring, Ore. SAWS hammered at my shop oi at your mill. Robt. Jonsrud. Tel San dy 20x2. Sewing Machine Repairing Expert work, any make. Good used mach­ ines reasonable. New Singers. Easy pay,, big allowance. D. L. DeMent, Singer Service Mach. Co., distribu­ tor, 621-7 Oregon City, across from State theatre. Tel. 8161. ti WANTED. All purpose farm wa, gon. Hans L. Christiansen, rt. 2, Es­ tacada. Tel. 27-11. FOR SALE. Good milk cow. Good milker and easy kepper. Inquire at Currinsville Store. \ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maxwell,, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Joyner and ramily, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Chaney and C. C. Chapman took dinner wwth the C. A, Johnson family Saturday to try the new system o f cooking without water. Everyone enjoyed the delicious meal. It would be fine if the county road boss would moke a fill and straighten out the short curve in front o f Ger; ber’s mail box. The place is too nar­ row at present to allow two cars to pass making it quite dangerous. I f the roadside beautification peo. pie could see our district when the fence lines all cleaned up and the arrow wood and dogwood in bloom, maybe we would get a good mark. Estacada Club Takes 3rd Place The Estacada Garden club w o ij third place in the Clackamas county flower show held at Oregon City last Saturday amqng seven clubs of Clackamas county. Oak Grove gar­ den club won first place asd Wes* Linn second. Tualatin Meadows re­ ceived honorable mention. Other clubs entered were Gladstone, Ore­ gon City and Clarkes. The winning exhibit was composed o f a great variety of spring flowers and in the background roses and white wistaria were used. 1934 Plymouth sedan,, heater . $250 ROSS ANDERSON HEADS G RAPE G RO W ERS ---O--- 1934 Dodge heater and ralio . $275 Ross Anderson o f Boring has been 1932 Ford tudor, a good cheap named head o f the Gresham Grape buy ............................................. $75 Growers committee. Other officer^ are Nellie Greenwood, Orient, secret 1931 Buick coupe $75 tary-treasurer, and A. H. Blevins of 1931 Chevrolet sedan ................... $65 Trouutdale vice chairman. J. C. DeShazer representing the 1930 Oltlsmobile sedan ............. $65 Oregon Wine and Fruuit growers as­ sociation guaranteed the group a mar­ 1930 DeSoto sedan ..................... $85 ket price o f grapes raised at the rate of $30 a ton. Anyone interested in 1929 Willys sedan .................... $75 growing grapes should attend the next meeting o f this group in the USED TRUCKS Gresham city hell *n Friday,, Majj ¡938 IHC 1 ■A ton flat bed truck$695 10 th. "W here You Deer KCA Sound*' the "M agic Voice o l the Screen " ta d e ? the Best in picture. Friday and Saturday, May 16 and 17 Bob Steele, Claire Carleton in “ THE G R E A T TRA IN RO BBERY ” “ M EET THE M ISSUS" Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, May 18, 19 and 20 “ GONE W IT H THE W IN D ” In technicolor with Clark Gable, Vivian Leigh, Leslie Howard and Olivia de Haviland. Program ends with News. Matinee Sunday only at 1:45 P. M. For prices and other information see advertisement elsewhere in this paper. Wednesday and Thursday, May 21 and 22 Bargain Nightr The delightful musical comedy “ TH E BOYS FROM SY R A C U SE ” also scenic “ Modern Highways.” FRIDAY THRU MONDAY Cash and Carry Special Chick Starter Mash, 100-lbs......................... $ 2 . 3 5 Mill Run, 80-pounds....... ....................................92 presented to Mrs. Ahlberg also a Hessel Implement Company sociation will hold a meeting in the plant by the club. The rooms were Chrysler P ly o»n tk grade school at Estacada on Monday, beautiful with flowers brot by th International Trucks May 19th at 7:30 p.m. members. Two visitors were present PHONE 22 » Mrs. Ruby Osborne and Mrs. Ellef- Gresham, Oregon son of Portland. Plans were made to SCH O LARSH IP W INN ERS FOR "SALE! 1987 Ford deluxe AM ONG 4-H MEMBERS have a picnic at Fern park in June. touring sedan. Large radio and heat­ Word comes from Mrs. Clara Bul­ er. Very clean mohair upholstery. Winners of Clackamas county 4-H lard that her son Merlin and family Original gull gray finish. $425. Me summer school scholarships will get have moved to Sitka, Alaska where Robert Motor Co. Gresham, Oiegon. get their awards Saturday afternoon he will operate a jewelry store. Mer­ Open Sundays. May 17 at one o ’clock in the Oregon lin has been employed in that voca­ City high school auditorium. Among tion for sometime at LaGrande. the winners aie Bill Howard, Sandy; Henry Heiple has been in Oregon Eileen Marshall, Springwater; Dori( Alspaugh, Damascus; Ernest Batchel- City on grand jury duty the past week. lor, Damascus; Robert Junor, ,Red- 1938 Pontiac 4-door sedan. Heater *and; Bily t arr, Springwater; Bob Mrs. Lydia McConnell, Miss Kath­ and dufroster .........................$595 Ten **< *’ Ion« Breese ryn McConnell and Mrs. Les Lync' 1937 Pontiac 4-door sedan, radio and George; Esther Anderson, Damascus; drove to Portland Tuesday to be lun­ heater ..$495 Melva Coop, Estacada; Helen Ander­ cheon guests at the hoome o f Mrs. son, Eagle Creek; James Berry, Ea­ Ella McConnell. Later they attended gle Creek; and Eleanor Johnson, Dam a shower for Mrs. Nella Livingston. FOR SALE. 1940 Ford deluxe coupe. Hun only 13,000 miles. Ma­ roon finish is like new. Heater an-11 defroster McRobert Motor Co., Gre FOR SALE. 4-room cottage, fire­ ascus. sham, Ore. Open Sundays. place, fish pool, beautiful wooded lot O R IE N T G A R A G E iq Estacada. $495. Tel. Beac. 0189 T e l Creelum 4748« Orient, Oregon or evenings Beacon 2694. Write to Dependable Used Tract6/i T«L Sandy, ,431, Sandy, Oregon 634 S. W. Broadway, Portland. Tractors and Horse drawr FOR SALE. 1934 Master deluxe Implements We want grain or feed sacks at Chevrolet 2-door. Original finish like 10 Caterpillar standard tread, once. W e have a large contract to new. New tires, heater,, upholstery all reconditioned ............... $775 fill. Bring us all your sacks now and and motor top». W ill give liberal While visitors are always welcome 15 Caterpillar, standard tread, at regular intervals. Tunned Sauer, terms or take trade. Tel. Gresham all reconditioned $925 on the red soils experimental area Curi in*'*; ;ie Oregon. 4121 evenings. 30 Caterpillar, all reconditioned $80» at Oregon City, superintendent T. H. $250 FOR SALE. 1935 Graham Super­ W Clectrac, as is ............. WANTED. Berry picXera. 6 miles DeArmond has set aside Thursday, $350 south o f Sandy on Boitano's road. charger coupe. Radio, heater, rumble W CUwtrac. as is May 22 as open house aay at which seat, lots o f extras. New opalescent Model L John Deere tiactor with time visitors from all over the Wil plow. A -l shape $425 C A T T L E CLUB HAS NEW red paint. This is a real buy at only uunette valley are invited to inspect $165. McRobert Motor Co., Gresh­ Hessel Implement Company MEMBER the various experiments under way am, Ore. Open Sundays. Gresham, Oregor Visitors will have an opportunity The American Gu rnscy cattle clu! announces the election o f Staehel; of seeing experiments in the control 4>oors’.iip. o f creeping grasses and Canada this­ 2 Ford.*on tractors sedan. Six wheel job. Large trunk. Staehley Bros, have a herd o f reg tles as well as experiments in estab­ 2 Oliver single bottom 16-inch lishment stands o f various legumes, A very clean car and priced to gq ¡stored Guernseys on their farm. plows quick at only $125. McRobert M otoj The American Guernsey cattle club red clover, crimson clover and hairy 22-inch Case separator. Co.„ Gresham, Ore. Open Sundays. is a national organization o f 25,000 vetch. Of special interest also are thq 2 work horses. breeders o f puie l red Guernseys. variouus fertlity plots and the grass FA R M T R A C T O R CO. FOR SALE or TRADE. 1936 Pack It records the registration o f pure and legume nursery showing plots o f On Loop Highway at Orient ard 4-door sedan. Small series. Ra­ hr d G ' rn“ ys wb'ch trice to th various types of Lotus and Subter­ Tel. Day 4742. Night 4757 o n y. the ori. in.il h>m ranean clover as we*.; as many gras­ dio, heater, new tires, trunk, low Island o We want giain or feed sacks at mileage. $175 equity balance bank of the breed, in the Kng:i. h channel. ses used in the Willamettte valley The red soils experimental are. Will It also su pet vises tests o f produi once. We have a large contract to payments o f $16 per month. fill. Bring us all your sacks now and take car. cash or anything I can use tion and thru Golden Guernsey Inc. was establ * d in :h i -tiring of 19-.. at regular intervala. Tunnell Sauer, for equity. Phone Gresham 4121 supervises the marketing o f Golden The land on the farm is Olympic silt Guernaey milk. loam one o f the red hill soils and rep evenings. Currinsville, Oregon. A ESTA THEATRE ESTACADA, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wade arq the proud grandparents o f a daugh­ ter bom to Mrs. Alice Moore in Port­ land. Mr. and Mrs. Doc Palmateer and children visited Satumay with the Mnhar family at Vernonia and over the week end with Mrs. Palmateer’ brother and family Mr. and Mis. Fred Davis and met her sister and family from Arizona, Mr. and Mrs. Chaj, Swanson. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Taylor also Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Palmateer were in Portland Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gastenau are moving in the near future to Quinault, Wash, where he will be stationed at a fist» hatchery. Mr. and Mrs. Hector Anders are the proud parents o f a 9 pound boy born at the Oregon City hospital on May 14. DODGE Mrs. Bessie Colson is convalescing in the Oregon City hospital after a recent operation. Her condition is good and she intends to return to her home in approximately a week. Robt. Tedd, teacher at the Dodge school visited the home o f his par­ ents for the week end. The Dodge knitting class under the supervision of Mrs. Cora Fitch held its weekly meeting Wednesday in the school gymnasium at 1 p.m. As this meeting was the last one of the year the women members of the club gave a party in the school lunch room for the leaving supervi­ sor, Mrs. Fitch. Cake,, cookies, jello and coffee were served to Mrs. Shart- aer, Mrs. Spradlin, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Peterson, Miss Bonnie Wright, Mrs. Fred Horner and the guest o f honor, Mrs. Cora Fitch. A fter school was dismissed many o f the pupils joined their mothers at the refreshment ta­ ble. Mrs. Edna Lovell was hostess to the ladies aid at her home Wednes day. 21 members were present. Fur­ ther plans were made for the alumnj banquet which they will serve. The next meeting will be »with Mrs. Doris Smith. Visitors were Mrs. Rose Loon, A party was given by the women ■•y, Mrs. Della Ewalt and Mrs. Ver­ o f the Dodge community for the ben­ non Lovell a recent bride. A lovely efit o f the students o f the Dodge gift was presented to the bride a9 if school who had not as yet had their the custom o f the society. birthday this year. The women have Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hale enter­ given a party for various children of tained at dinner on Mother's day, the school as their biithdays occur« The softball teams o f Dodge Mr. and Mrs. Pully and daughter Vi« red. ola, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hale, Mr. and Springwater played a game Fri­ and Mrs. Flyod Hale and Mr. and day afternoon and following the game the Springwater team was thi Mrs. Ray Hale. guest o f the women of the community who sponsored the birthday party G AIRFIELD Cake, punch and jello was served to „ .. , . ° . . . I approximately one hundred who were Wallace Atchison was hurt in the present for the festivities. sawmill at Detroit when a piece of lumber struck him throwing him ab­ Orchard Ridg* Dairy. Refrigerator out 10 feet. Hector Andera was home •ooiing system, good cold milk, but- - the week end with him. e: and cream the whole year round. Mr. and Mis. Morris visited at -Oscar Judd. r ’