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COUNTY S'F.WB
FRIDAY,
1934 M ASTE R D ELUXE 2-D O O R CH EVROLET
Has heater, fender skirts. Needs one glass and
brakes adjusted. SPECIAL,
EAGLE CREEK
$125
McRobert Motor Co.
BU Y W IT H CONFIDENCE
1041 Chrysler Bedan
Gresham’s Highest Trader
NEVER UNDERSOLD
Store Phone 234
Gresham, Oregon
1941 Plymouth sedan, he iter and
defroster. A clean car
*939 Plymouth deluxe sedan
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$645
1939 Chevrolet tudor, heater and
ladio. A clean car ............... $645
1938 Willys sedan, heater. A -l
shape ........................................... $37£
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1936 Dodge sedan, radio .............$375
1932 Ford tu d or.....................
and it’s above ground
$75
‘. 931 Chrysler sedan, a good
cheap buy ................................ $75
T’ S unbelievably simple— this amazing new
Myers MULTI-FLOW EJECTO water sys­
tem—the talk of the country! No moving parts
in well. Installation quick and easy. Can be
offset from well. Completely automatic. Models
for all types of wells. Come in and see it.
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1931 Chevrolet sedan.................... $35
1931 Buick coupe, heater .............$65
1930 Oldsmobile sedan ................. $65
1930 Chrysler sedan ......................$75
1933 Ford sedan, new motor . $165
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1937 Packard coupe A - l .........
USED
$475
TRUCKS
1938 IHC D-2 pickup, Ik ton
A -l shape .................................. $475
1935 Ford Ito ton flat bed truck
as is .............
$15G
Hessel Implement Company
Hessel Implement Co.
Disaster Personnel
is Named
FOR SALE.
1940 deluxe Hot
Point refrigerator, carries 4 year
guarantee, in perfect condition. Price
$155. 10 percent down, balance tern) -.
S. E. Lawrence, Estacada, route 2,
Tel. 97-3.
RED H O T SPECIAL!
8WS-D1
JUNE 13, 1941
Chvysier
P lym ou tu
In tern ation al T ru ck »
P H O N E 22 9
Miss VV ¡¡lamina Meyers daughter of
Mrs. Sophiu Meyers of Eagle Creek
was married to Donald Grassick ot
Currinsville on May 31.
Following
the ceremony the couple left on a
short honeymoon. June 3 the groom
reported for draft call,
j Royal Anne cherries have been
ruined by the lain. Strawberry har-
, vest has been delayed but little da­
mage has been done. 1 ne added mois­
ture has prolonged the season. In the
Dover section picking is just starting.
Some hay has been cut in this com­
munity.
Ray Forrester and a freind spent
the week end at the beach. They dug
clams while there.
Mrs. Dora Clester and daughter
Nola visited in Salem Sunday with
another dauughter Mrs. Opal Gard­
ner who is convalescing from a re­
cent operation.
Lawrence Blaisdcil and Roger Sag-
ner are home from school for the
summer.
Week end guests at the home o f
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Campbell were
their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. James Campbell and baby from
Pendleton who were on a vacation.
Mr. Campbell is with the bank in
Pendleton.
The I adieu aid want to Estacada
Friday to do Red Cross woik.
The Disaster Relief program con­
templates the assistance o f the Amer­
ican Legion and its individual mem­
bers in major disasters as well as
minor disasters which cannot be con­
trolled and may develop into a major
calamity. It does not include partici­
pation in strike-breaking activities.
The term “ disastei” will be constru­
ed to include floods, fire, earthquakes
pestilence, tornadoes, air raids and
other emergencies which may threa­
ten the loss of life and destruction
of pioperty and which cannot be con­
trolled by public authorities when the
disaster occurs.
The Post Disaster relief company
consists of:
military authority and American Red
Cross.
2 Chief o f Staff. Is the executiv
officer o f the company in chaige of
headquarters.
3 Plans and Training Officer. Su
pel-vises and secures expert training
for each platoon and rates efficiency
of all plaltoons and squads.
4 Judge Advocute. Rules on all
legal matters and is responsible for
discipline of the company.
5 Personnel Assignment Officer.
Makes individuuai assignments to pia
toons but the platoon chiefs assign
individuals to squuds. He is respon­
sible for selecton of all man power»
6 Finance Officer. Approves all
expeditures o f post money.
Ren­
ders accounting o f all expenditures
to Red Cross. Keeps financial state-
mentss o f the entire relief operation.
7Civil Advisor. Can be a non-Le|
gion member who acts as a go-be­
tween in matters to non-veteran pop.
uiation. . He coordinates activities
with civil anthoritivs and the Ameri­
can Red Cross.
1 Company Commender, respon.
siblo to the post commander and exe­
cutive committee or any higher au­
thority in charge. He is absoutely
in supreme command during time of
O rch a rd R id g e D airy . Refrigerator
mobilization unless removed by the cooling system, good cold milk, but­
post executive committee for cause. ter and cream the whole year round.
Cooperates entirely with local or — Oscar Judd.
Cash and Carry Specials
F R ID A Y Thru M O N D A Y
Hen Scratch, 4-grain, IOO-!bs. $1.70
Alfalfa Rabbit Pellets, 100-lbs. 1.80
COM M EN CEM EN T HELD
A T DODGE SCH OOL
M IN E R A L
BALANCED
The Dodge school held giaduation
V I T A M I N F O R T IF IE D
exercises Thursday evening in the
T h e highest qu ality co m p le te feed s fo r best R esults
I Main Avenue,
Gresham, Oregon 1
gymnasium.
Gresham, Oregon
H IG H E S T Q U A L I T Y
L O W E S T P R IC E S
The giaduating class was compos­
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ed of Matt Erickson and Calvin Kish
FOR SALE. Fiesh Jersey-Guernsey
paugh. When the diplomas were pre
OLD SYSTEM M ILLING CO.
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at all times. Water Wheel Shingle cow with heifer calf.
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sented to them they announced they
7 9 1 4 S. E. 82 n d A v en u e, P o rtla n d , O re.
T el. Su. 6023
about
4
gallons
milk.
Price
$15.
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Co., Estacada Ore., Tel. 38-31
intended to continue their education
ITS K l» K A H M
D. Bowman, Estacada, route 1, neai
Matt Erickson planning to attend
Porter school.
Benson Polytechnic and Calvin Kish-
2 Fordson tractors
paugh to attend Estacada high school.
$15
Disc plow ...............
FOR SALE. 27 ‘A acres on what is
2 O!i■ r single bottom 16-inch
The program opened with a wel­
Riding Cultivator
$0 II plows
known as Troxell cutoff, now Ferrel
cutoff. Enough tiruter to pay for it. come by the teacher and was follow­
$15
Oliver Chilled i’ iow
22-inch Case separator.
ed by the presentation o f the play,
Live spring. $460, $200 down,, ba­
$15
GRESHAM, OREGON
Sulky P l o w .............
3 wotk horses.
“ Squaring it With the Boss.” The
lance
terms.
Good
title.
Inquire
W.
$15
Rcveisible Disc .....
Ford Model A truck.
characters were announced by Nor­
A L A W N CEM ETER Y W IT H
P. Ferrel, Eagle Creek, Ore.. Route
$25
Stump Puller ...........
Ideal 50 bushel sprender.
man Wright. The cast was as follows:
PER PETUAL CARE
$25
1.
Tel.
73-111.
Farm Wagon ............
FARM T R A C T O R CO.
Jimmy Greening, Matt Erickson;
Lots
including
burial priced as low as $15.00
O n L o o p H ighw ay at O rient
H andim an G ard en T r a c to r with
| FOR SALE. A few crates of Ette, Beth, his wife, Doris Myers; Aunt
Im plem ent»
T el. D ay 4 7 4 2 , N igh t 4 7 5 7
Hortense,
his
aunt,
Caryl
Wright;
Mr.
DIRECTORS
burg strawberries $1 per crate. Tel.
20-5 morning, noon or evening. Will 1 Dunne his boss, Calvin Kishpaugh;
FARM EQUIPM ENT
FOR SALE. Road gravel and driv<
deliver anywhere along main road | Aunt Carrissa, Beth’s aunt, Alice Pe­
B. W. THORNE
L. L. KIDDER
C O M PA N Y
fa y gravel for sale at pit or deliver­
between my piac., and Gresham. O. derson; Bender, the neighbor’s boy,
ARTHUR DOWSETT
FRANZ OLBRICH
ed.
Deep
Creek
Gravel
Co.,
rt.
1,
,box
Wayne
Proaty;
Mrs.
Bender,
Emma
S u p er H ighw ay at G ladstone
D. Bowman, route 1, Estacada,, nea<
A.
W.
METZGER
WM.
METZGER
101„ Boring, Ore.
Keile*.
P. O . B ox 127, O re g o n C ity
Poiter school.
ROY BOHANNON, Superintendent
A fter the play Alice Pederson and
T ele p h o n e 2-7891
FOR SALE. Round Oak range in
Phone Gresham, 245
Emma Keller accompanied by Mrs.
SEE Haloid Shelhamer for paint­
fiist class condition. 20x14 in. oven.
Horner sang two vocal duets, “ Dan­
Large reservoir. Mrs. Hood, route 1 ing, papering, kalsomining, carpen­ delions,” and “ Lullaby.”
try, plumbing, plaster patching and
Estacada.
The speaker o f the evening was
house raising. Estimates gladly gi­ Gilbert Shearer head o f the natural
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WANTED. Good second growth ven. First class work. Eagle Creek, science department o i the West Lin i
timbr for 8 foot logs, Best price o f­ Oregon. Tel. Estacada 22-4.
high school and his topic was “ The
fered. Hoover Bros. Estacada, Ore.
Greatest Navy in the World.”
SAWS hammered at my shop oi
C. A. Colson o f the school board
WANTED. Loganberry pickers for at your mill. Robt, Jonsrud. Tel San-
made the presentation o f diplomas
harvest to start in week. Inquire Tom ly 20x2.
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and was followed by the entire schoo'
Watson, Estacada, route 2. Tel. Red-
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___ _ singing their school song, “ Little
W hy not have your summer apparel cleaned and E
land 111.
FOR SALE. Economy King cream
Schooi ^ ^ wndwood „ Fol_
senaiator.
No.
4,
$12.nO.
Also
want
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sepaimui,
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lowing this the students sang one E Pressed by Expert Craftsmen?
DEPENDABLE U o E D C A R S
to buy day or week old calves. Heniy _
,,nnA R
verse o f “ God Bless America” and to
1940 Dodge coupe.
Becker, Estacada, Ore., route 1 in
conclude the program the audience
1940 Plymouth sedan.
© Foni Motor (Jo.
George district.
joined in singing she second stanz
1937 Dodge sedan.
ST R A W B E R R IE S .
Pif ty (BO) o f that song.
1939 Chevrolet tudor sedan.
cents per ciate. Bring container and,
1936 Dodge 4 door sedan.
pick them yourself. Oscar Lins, to F orest F ire C am p at O SC
1937 Ford V-8 tudor.
mile north o f George clubhouse.
is O p en ed fo r S econ d Y ea r
BROCKWAY & NELSON
Dodge en d P lym ou th D ealer»
FOR SALE. Used fruit jars, pints i Training in the control o f fores!
Tel 207
G resham , Ora. and quarts. 25c, 35c and 40c. Good fires has started again at Corvallis
condition. Old Dale place 2 blocks fo r the second year under a coopera­
F ree E n**rgeiuen t at D avid son s oast of postoffice.
tive program between the NYA and
Drug Store, Gresham, with any 6 or 8
school o f forestry with the aid of
exposure film finish at reasonabe
FOR SALE. Wood range in first state and forest agencies. The “ red
price of 25 cents.— Adv.
class condition. Will sell cheap. In hat” central camp has been opened
quire o f Mrs. J. C. Rickey, Estacadr, six miles northeast of Corvallis on the
FOR SALE. 8 nice weaner pigs
McDonald forest with an initial en*
7 weeks old, $5 each. Jas. Cross, 3
rollment of 46.
miles
east
Eagle
Creek
grange
hull.
A p p lie s to E quipm ent A lso
Other young men are being sough J
for the training with anyone eligible
B U Y N O W and S A V E M O N E Y
between the ages o f 17 and 24 who
is in need o f work and is interested
in receiving ttaining in this type ol
Telephone or Leave Bundles at
1939 Pontiac 4-door sedan, heate
forest conservation.
Many o f the
$675
young men now starting their train­
LO FTO N ’S BARBER SH OP, E S T A C A D A
193S Pontiac 4-door sedan, radio
ing will receive responsible position#
B A R K E R ’S DRUG STORE, SA N D Y
$545
and heater ........................
G R E S H A M , O R E .,
with the forest protective agencies
CURRINSVILLE STORE,
yet this summer according to school
1937 Pontiac 4-door sedan, radio
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$44 1 of forestry officials.
FARM EQUIPMENT
Men will isceive immediate train­
$39F
! 1936 Pontiac 4-door, heater
ing in the use of the fire finder, ra­
C O M PA N Y
$345
1937
Dodge
pickup
..............
FOR BETTER
dio and other fire equipment after
SO P E R H IG H W A Y A T
which they will be eligible for place­
GLADSTO NE
ment as forest guards. Many o f the
P hon e O re g o n C ity 2-7891
regularly trained f »testers this year*]
T e l. S au dy, ,4 3 1 , S an dy, O reg on
P. O. Bo* 127
A "V ito m in Bo to need"
in p # ll*t
have been taken into defense posi­
O R E G O N M U T U A L F IR E IN SU R tions.
form —b uilt to supply g row ing B ro ilers
w ith tho needed food elements for
A N C E C O . has L O W E S T R A T E S
In addition to the central camp side
rap id grow th and better health.
N o assessments, why pay m o r e ? A s camps will be located near the San-
sets over $918.660.61. A sk TH O R N E tiem pass at Hoodoo ski lodge, at
Bor better p ro fits from
Broilers a n d Fry e rs a sk
A W A L R A D . A qents G resham .— Adv Campus mountain near Roseburg and
y o u r fee d d e a le r a b o u t
a third in Clatsop county. When out
T ria n g le B roiler R atio n.
Con- . m! ‘ C oil.- .¡no se'ec’ on of on fire duty the men receive reguiai
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dress, i at $5 to $t5. Also so win? wages.
W A N G L E ■ « A ■ T • I u « i
machines in good running order pric­
F ree E n la rg em en t at D av id son ’ »
CUSTOM SAWING
ed from $3.50 to $17.50. Hundred
MILLING
CO.
We will do cu»tom sawing at reas­
| o f oth, r iv >ney saving bargains. Come Drug Store, Gresham, with any 6 or 8
C B S N. T IL L A M O O K S T .
Phone 208
onable rates or will saw on shares.
Gresham, Ore
,nd sc*. Tobaison Second Hand stor,^ exposure film finish at reasonable
PO R TLA N D . O REG O N
J
Powell Bivd., Gresham.— Adv.
price o f 25 cents.— Adv.
Shingles and rough lumber for sale
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(»OOfll ItllVN
purest jLaimt iHemurtal JIark
Now
V a cation T im e
i PALM BEACH SUITS
FLANNELS and
WHITE ARTICLES
T ractors
on 3 -Y e a r
Paym ent
Plan
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EXPERTLY DONE
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Being equipped with a warm air dryer enable.-] =
| us to return your garments without danger of §
= shrinkage.
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FOR A TRIAL JOB CALL
Used Car
Specials
McROBERT
MOTOR CO.
FRYERS
A N D BR O ILER S
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Reverence, Dignity, Beauty
Our aim has always been to make every service,
regardless of price, one of reverence, dignity and
beauty. Every wish of those we serve is carried out
in every detail.
Koch
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