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» ? I CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS FRIDAY JUNE 6, 1941 SEE Harold Shelhamer for pair *- E. L. Trullinger continue« to im curves and people should he more ¡B U M Ê ÊÊ ÊÊÊ Êœ n ing, papeiing, kalsomining, carpen prove from his recent serious illness careful about speeding on it us the try, plumbing, plaster patching and Earl Odell is working a loggiii. creek below wouldn’t make such a house raising. Estimates gladly gi contract in the Pleasant Home sec good place to park a car that left the ven. First class work. Eagle Creek, tion, Raymond Anderson and Ruber road. Paine have been fulling lor him. Oregon. Tel. Estacada 22-4. Idu and Nora Peterson of Milwau- PIUS VALUE IN Miss Elizabeth Moloney of Marsh kie are spend a week or two with “CATERPILLAR" DIESELS FOR SALE. Fresh milch goats or field arrived Monday to spend sever their Formerly Tunnell & Sauer brother Haakon and picking ber will trade for sheep, calves or what a! days with her sisters returning or- ries for Jerry and Newman Hodge is again under the management of J. C. TUNNELL, If have you that I can use. WANTED. Thursday evening. Miss Jane Molon Grandma Randall was a dinner Day old calves. J. J. Leber, route ey accompanied her sister as far at guest at the Schweitzer home Sun M Ed Sauer having retired from the firm. box 335, Boring, 3 miles south of Portland. Pleasant Home on Pleasant Horn Bruce McDonald has joined the dc day. took some honey road. fense work and is at present working out O. of E. the Wiener for H. Briggs Monday with the Bonneville power line con as the bees hive stung In resuming the management of the store affs THIS WEEK. Five and six weeks struction in the Larch mountain vi< made him quite sick. Mr. Briggs and | Currinsville, I wish to express my sincere thanks % old loosters for sale, well feathersd, cinity. '' for the patronage which this store has received inv 10 cents each. W. F. Pattison, 2 miles Lydia and Carl Krieger of Port!an< N. E. of Eagle Creek grange hall. visited their parents in Dover ovei Most of us have during the re the past, and assure our friends and customers ev-f| Sunday. cent years read muc* about the poor erywhere of our appreciation of your business. WANTED. To contact parties Mrs. John Craft was in Oregoi Russian emigrant, Joseph M. Schenk . i wanting to pick loganberries. Famil City Thursday. Her son-in-law Ennis who rose from zero to the dazzling During the many years I have been manager of ^ ies pieferred. Hans L. Christiansen, Entwistle unc/.-rwent a major oper heights of a movie magnate “‘all by the store at Currinsville I have made a sincere effort p route 2, Estacada. Tel. 27-11. his own efforts in this great land of ation. Joe DeShazer was pleasantly sur opportunity.” At least that was the to give satisfaction in every wray. It has been the p FOR SALE. 8 nice weaner pigs Saturday at the home of hi buildup in movie magazines and that constant policy of this store to consistently sell thej §2 7 weeks old, $5 each. Jas. Cross, 3 prised and daughter the Pasche t section of the press which lends it best quality merchandise at the lowest possible price H miles east Eagle Creek grange hall. son-in-law it being his birthday and lie was pre self to that sort of thing. and to give you, our friends, conscientious personal fl And in return to the land which with a radio. FOR SALE. Economy King creai sented service. This will be our policy in the future, as it jf had given this Russian emigrant his Robert Craft of Dover was award Steering clutches, final-drive sepaiator, No. 4, $12.50. Also want ed a certificate in chemistry at the great opportunities did this same mo has in the past. ^ in to buy day or week old calves. Henry sprockets and final-drive pinion high school by V. E. Butler. vie magnate reciprocate by striving are mounted on tapered splines, Becker, Estacada, Ore., route 1 in Sandy Mr. and Mre. Hildebrand are help to attain the highest type of citizen If you are not already a customer of our store p assuring a firm fit that stays tight. George district. ing Guy Wilcox in his logging oper ship? No he did not! Instead he con | we cordially invite you to give us a trial. We know^ spired with others of his same mis— STRAWBERRIES. Fifty (50) ations in the Dover section. erable type to defraud the govern ’ you will like our merchandise, prices and service. cents per ciate. Bring container ami ment of the people which provider! pick them yourself. Oscar Lins, M him with the sanctuary and oppor mile north of George clubhouse. Owing to this change we would appreciate set- fi g tunity out of the income taxes which tlement of all accounts due as of this date at youi Free E nlargem ent at D avidson’t he, .with his huge income could cer earliest convenience. , Drug Store, Gresham, with any 6 or 8 tainly afford to pay. exposure film finish at reasonable He is going to have an opportunity Gresham, Oregon price of 25 cents.—Adv, Clackamas county’s largest dele to reflect while serving a peniten Sincerely and Cordially Yours / gation ever to attend 4-H club sum tiary sentence. But the fact that he -I DEPENDABLE mer school will leave Oregon Citj still has plenty of money salted away and Canby Monday afternoon, June will possibly help him over the rough RECONDITIONED J. C. Tunnell, Mgr. Currinsville, Oregon‘s 9. One hundred three club members, spots behind the prison wall. Which USED CARS & TRUCKS four chaperones and two teachers will any way one looks at it is not as it be among those going. The entire should he.—Hood River News. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE delegation will go to Corvallis on e. 1941 Chrysler sedan special train which will arrive in Ore r " -« i U FPER EA GLE CREEK 1941 Plymouth sedan, heater and gon City at 4:15 p.m. and at Canby CUSTOM SAWING defroster. A clean car. at 4:30 p.m. This special train wil The eighth grade graduation exer We wilj do custom sawing at reas Chevrolet tudor sedan, heatei have eastern Oregon 4-H club mem cises of the Douglas Ridge school onable rates or will saw on shares. 1939 $645 bers aboard as well as club member* were held Tuesday evening. The pro Shingles and rough lumber for sale and radio A-l shape from the city of Portland and Mult gram which was well attended con at all times. Water Wheel Shingle 1938 Willys sedan heater, . $375 nomah and Marion counties. Willing sisted of solos,, duets, quartets, violin Co., Estacada. Ore., Tel. 38-31 1936 Dodge sedan, radio, .clean ness of 4-H club members to helj solo,, recitations and playss, class car .............................................$375, themselves and generous coopeia prophecy and the class will. The ad Now is the time to stock up on Coffee at the old II iiv s tionof various organizations ovei dress was given ny Mrs. Mildred Cas- prices. 1932 Ford tudor ........................... $75 2 Fordson tractors has made it possible for thij tile, chairman who presented diplo 1931 Chrysler sedan .....................$7!» county 2 Oliver single bottom 16-inch r* cq $>r> II fine delegation to profit by the two mas to Delores Lapier, Frank Wood GOLDEN WEST plows 1931 Chevrolet sedan, a good weeks of organized study and play and Delbert Lake. The school picnic aiA S E & SANBORN 22-inch Case separator. cheap buy ............................. $65 according to Edwin Keltner count.* was held at the school house Wednes 3 work horses. day and a large attendance enjoy 1931 Buick coupe, heater ............ $65 club agent. Ford Model A truck. a picnic dinner and ice cream. The source of scholarships for thi 1930 Oldsmobile sedan .................$65 club members are as follows: 16 from ed Reva Ideal 50 bushel spreader. Linn just completed her sixth PUFFED WHEAT or RICE, 2 large FARM TRACTO R CO. cellophane pkgs fo r .................... 19 <* 1930 Chrysler sedan .....................$75 the state fair; 9 from PTA groups; year of teaching in this district and On Loop Highw ay a t O rient has accepted a contract for the en- 12 from granges; 12 from banks; 27 USED TRUCKS Tel. Day 4742, N ight 4757 from 4-H clubs; seven paying their suing year. IVORY SNOW, package only . ámé ^ 1938 IHC D-2 pickup, H ton S afer fo r silks or woolens own way; and 18 from other organi FOR SALE. Road gravel and driv« A-l shape ..................................$473 zations individuals. This is 22 C UWUWS VILLE Kay gravel for sale at pit or deliver 1935 Chevrolet !4 ton pickup $325 more club and membeis than attended last ed. Deep Creek Gravel Co., rt. 1, .box The entire forenoons are given The local ladies aid were a busy SUNBRITE CLEANSER, 3 cans fo r .............. 13<? i 101„ Boring, Ore. 1935 Ford 1 % ton flat bed truck year. over class work consisting of group last Saturday when they served as is ........................................ $150 home to economics, livestock, crops the alumni banquet at the high school COLD PACK NESCO CANNERS $ 1.35 $ 1.85 FOR SALE. Round Oak range in Hessel Implement Company forestry, horticulture, and wooq building. Local members of the gar* first class condition. 20x14 in. oven* Chrysler working andother special classes. An den club furnished flowers and de* VELVET TOILET TISSUE. Four 1000 Plymouth Large reservoir. Mrs. Hood, route 1 assembly will be held each day at tw., coratcd the tables. 145 members were International Trucks Estacada. sheet rolls fo r.................:.................................... 2 3 C, o’clock and will he broadcast ovei served. PHONE 229 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hale enter KOAC. FOR SALE. 1 Guernsey cow fiesll Gresham, Oiegon with a dinner Memorial day ZEE FACIAL TISSUES, roll, 200 tissues for 1 0 r From 9:30 to 5:30 p.m. club mem tained June 15, gives 40 lbs. milk per day if for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hale, Mr. and properly fed. A real cow. 1 beef coW FOR SALE. Wood range in first bers will participate in organized re Mrs. Floyd Hale and Jerry, Mr. anil ROYAL GELATIN DESSERTS, 5 pkgs......... 240 will weigh 1200 lbs. W. P. Ferrel, 1 class condition. Will sell cheap. In creation which will include swimmin;i Mrs. Donald Hale and Jeameane, and All flavors miles east of Barton on Estacada high quire of Mre. J. C. Rickey, Estacada, and baseball. Special functions by thi Miss Ethel Hale of Portland and Mr. Clackamas county group will includ and Mrs. Herb Fifer way. Tel. Estacada 73-111. and children o< seven members of the Meier am Bonneville. YOU’LL LIKE OUR MEATS—THEY LEAD IN FOR SALE or TRADE. Bclgiai) Frank annual style revue and thi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Git.hens mare, weight about 1400, good farm QUALITY presentation of a play written by drove down from Bremerton to spend horse. Fred Baker, Eagle Creek, ab Dorothy Winberg 4-H club membe. Memorial day with the Hugh Carlins. We specialize on Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. out 4 miles east of grange hall tn from Damascus over KOAC. The en Mrs. Edna Davis and the twins and The season’s finest at lowest prices. Dover district. 1939 Pontiac 4-door sedan, heatei tire county delegation will also put Richard Davis of Vernonia spent part on a candlelighting ceremony durinr $675 last week visiting home folks. WANTED. Good second growth one of the evening programs. Doro-i of Those Pontiac 4-door sedan, radio timbr for 8 foot logs, Best price of 1938 here enjoying a most thy Smelser and Francine Sharp o $545 Clackamas will present their state delightful from fered. Hoover Bros. Estacada, Ore. and heater ..... evening at the Fourier _____________REASONABLE PRICES Pontiac 4-door sedan, radio fair winning clothing demonstration home on guest night of the Estacada WANTED. Loganberry pickers foi 1937 and heater ..............................$44ft Study club Tuesday evening were harvest to start in week. Inquire Tom 1936 Pontiac 4-door, heater $395 The dele ;ution will be in chaige o', Mrs. Marie Heiple and Mrs R. H. MEN’S WHITE SPORT CAPS, special ...... 2 5 <; Edwin Keltner 4-H club agent. Watson, Estacada, route 2. Tel. Red* 1937 Dodge pickup .....................$345 Mrs. Netta Geil, Ardenwald, Mre. Cuirin. land 111. Dinner guests at the Hugh Carlin Roy Beeraft,, Oan Grove, Mrs. Inez home Special Values for Friday, Saturday Monday, Memorial day were Mr. and Jottwald, Mt. Hope, and Mrs. H. B Dependable Used Tractors, June 6, 7 and 9 Mrs. Wm. Githens of Canby, Mr. and Schriever will act as chaperones. Mrs. Tractor and Horse Drawn O R IEN T GARAGE Richard Githens of Bremerton Lucile Johnson, 4-H leader from Tel. Greaham 4748» O rient, Oregon Mrs. Implements Mr. and Mrs. Richard Githens Clackamas will teach clothing am’ and Tel. Sandy, ,431, Sandy, O regon Portland. 10- 16-30 Caterpillars. Mrs. Reita Sullivan, 4-H leader from of Mr. and Mrs. Earl McConnel went Clectrac W Crawler. Sandy will teach crafts. to Portland Sunday to celebrate the EAGLE CREEK John Deere with plow. M e r c a n tile Co. joint birthday dinner of Mrs. Edith H E SSE L IM PLEM ENT CO. School closed last week. Gradua Steinman, Bob McConnell and Ruth J. C. Tunnell, Mgr. PuRTER Currinsville, Ore. the eighth grade was held Benson. Gresham, Oregon at tion the for ehurch Monday evening. The Jack Slape motored to his home in class composed of Helen Anderson Vernonia d e p e n d a b l e used cars when he returned h GEORGE Sibyl Holbrooke, Lawrence Goodric, was driving and a new 1940 Dodge coupe. car. He is employ and David Whisler. Tuesday the up in Portland at present.. 1940 Plymouth sedan. We see George Ruhl is in residence per grades and some of the larger ed The REA workmen were digginj on his faim again. George is proud 1937 Dodge sedan. pupils from the lower rooms were for the poles in this community these days over a lovely little daugh 1939 Chevrolet tudor sedan. taken on a picnic to Jantzen Beach holes FRIDAY Thru MONDAY ter who arrived about ten days ago. 1936 Dodge 4 door sedan. Several parents and friends accom Monday. C. Miller of Bissell has moved 1937 Ford V-8 tudor. panied them. Miss Columbo and sev The strawberry growers are glad to Roy M IL L IH \ - IIO lb s. !>.'»<• Hermiston and is going into the eral of the mothers took the sma.ler tor the nice weather this week as the watermelon BROCKWAY A NELSON business. We heard a na children to Eagle Fern park for th.j rain ruined quite a few berries. Dodge and Plym outh Dooleys KI L DEV M A SH - lOO lb s. # 2 .1 0 Kenneth and Norman Luokey and tive Missounan did like watermelons. Tel 207 G resham , Ora. day. H IG H EST QUALITY be another forward sea Mary Gibson has been electe, Cecil Parks a> of Hubbard were son. This The must rye, oats and wheat are all F rea E u«.rgem ent at Davidson’* to Miss at Sunday guests at the Wisner home teach the upper grades and act »f Drug Store, Gresham, with any 6 or 8 principal also Mr. and Mrs. John Rhodes ot heading out and one field started to LO W EST PRICE for next year. As yet no se turn yellow. The grass hay is ready exposure film finish at reasonable lection has been made for the lowei Garfield. for most any time now to cut. price of 25 cents.—Adv. Haakon Peterson had the misfor grades. Miss Columbo has accepted i H IG H EST RETURNS tune to ditch his newly purchased OREGON MUTUAL FIRE INSUR- position at the Gearhart school. BIDS WANTED ON WOOD FRESH DAILY BECAUSE Memorial aay visitors at the Foi truck whi'e coming up the Delph ANCE CO. has LOWEST RATES. W e M anufacture O ur Own Feeda Creek h i east of Porter. The should home were Mr. and Mrs. Ster B ds are wanted on forty cords of No assessments, why pay morel As rester er of t!.* ioa.1 gave way wh a lie ling McAlpine and Janet of Salem ar e second growth wood deliver sets over $918,660.51. Ask THORNE OLD SYSTEM MILLING CO. Mrs. Ray Forrester and David of attempted to pass a car that met hi.n ed to Masonic Building, Estacada. 4 WALRAD. Agents. Gresham.— Adv. 7914 S. E. 82nd A . P-jrtland, Ore. Tei. Su. 6022 Portland and Cyde Phillips. Clyde There was litUe damage done excepi Bids will be opened June 20th. the expense of getting help to get was home for the week end from the The right to reject any or all bidj SAWS hammered at my shop or where he is employed in a saw I the loaded truck on the road again is reserved. Masonic Bldg. Associa at your mill. Robt. Jonarud. Tel San coast mill. This road is very narrow and sharp tion, Estacada,, Oregon. dy 20x2. I III I I MIMMI II ¡The Currinsville Mercantile '¿ms? Large Delegation for Summer School HESS EL Implement Co. i Currinsville Mercantile Co. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING iM o n e y S a v e r s S^Oftee ZöC ID. Used Car Specials Kitchen Utensils George Koch I u r r in s v ille Cash and Carry Special 1 News Classified Ads. Get Results s,