Simple. . . Quiet
. . . Dependable
SEE Harold Shelhamer tor paint
ing, papering, kalsomining, carpen
try, plumbing, plaster patching and
house raising. Estimates gladly gi
ven. First class work. Eagle Creek,
Oregon. Tel. Estacada 22-4.
Much Activity in
Dover District
WANTED. Clean fox glove seed,
35-cents per lb. “ Louie’s Tavern,"
1 miles east o f Colton.
tpd.
The Community club met at the
school house for its first meeting of
the fall Friday, September 26 with
Guy Wilcox pcesia'.ng ,'ihe reguiau
business included the ever papular
hot lunch project. No definite re_
suits were reported from actions ta
ken so far.
Among the crowd that attended
was Walter Volbrecht o f Oregon City
formerly o f Dover, Mrs. W.E. Bews,
and Mrs. John Craft wkre co.host-
esses.
Mr .Hildebrand went to Oregon
City to take the examination as cook
for the Dover project lecently.
Joe DeShazer was recommended by
the board to act as director fo r one
year .The board is awaiting the ap
proval of the county stipenrintendent.
Mus. Rydean is still commuting
from her Portland home. She ex
pect to stay in the district when ar,
ear infection is completely cured.
BUY N O W DEPENDABLE
USED CARS— TRUCKS
1937
1935
1937
1937
1941
1941
Plymouth coupe ..
$475
Olds sedan
$325
Ford 85 tudor
$365
Pontiac sedan .................. $485
Plymouth sedan, demonstrator
Plymouth tudor, demonstrator.
1936 IHC pickup ..................... $365
1932 Chevrolet truck .............. $125
No start, bolt*
or pulltys
Easy to listali
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
Gresham, Oregon
In tern ation a l T ruck*
C hrysler
P lym outh
PHONE 229
'T H IN K o f It! Only ONE moving
part — no moving parts down
jn the well! That’s how simple these
famous Myers Ejccto water systems
are. And it’s this simplified con
struction that make« them cost leas
to own and operate — cost so little
to install. You will like their quiet-
giess, efficiency and economy.
'
FOR DcEP OR SHALLOW WELLS
¡Myers Ejecto I’ umps are made in si
¡complete range of sizes for deep or|
.shallow wells. Let us show you why
■ they are superior, how they oparaba
and just what it would cost to put
a Myers Ejecto to work for you.
HESSEL
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Gresham,
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with
H O R S E SHOW
and RODEO'
PORTLAND. OREGON
O c t o b e r 4 to 1 1
19 Shows In One
E l*v «n acres under
one root. Exhibits ot
pure - b r e d Livestock,
D oq a, P o u ltry , Pet
Stock. Wild Life, Man
ufactured and Land
Products, 4 -H C lu b
and S m ith H u g h s *
Vocational Education
Work; also Combined
Horse Show and thrill*
inq Indoor Rodeo.
Large Premium Lists
LO W <FflRES— N I L t lllE $
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
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 time*. W is e r Wheel Shingle
Co., Estacada Ore., Tel. 38-31
DEPENDABLE LnKD CARS
1941 Dodge sedan, fluid drive..
1938 Plymouth 4-door.
1937 Dodge sedan.
1930 Dodge sedan, completely re
conditioned.
B R O C K W A Y a N ELSO N
D od g a and P lym ou th D w l * n
T el 207
G resham . O re.
FILBERT and WALNUT Drying.
The dryer o f C. I. Sersanous,, Doug
las Ridge, near Duoglas Ridge school
will accept custom drying again thia
year on filbert» and walnuts. For
further partculars inquire o f W. R.
Woodle. Tel. Estacada, 106.
FOR SALE. Koud gravel and driv*
way gravel for sale at pit or deliver
ed. Deep Creek Gravel Co., rt. 1, .ban
101„ Boring, Ore.
FOR SALE. 3 acres just outside
Estacada city limits, 3 block» north
o f high school. House 16x24, good
berry land. A bargain for $609. J.
J. Man hbank, Estacada. Tel 25-4.
FOR SALE. Yellow Bermuda on
ions, nice and sweet. Home every day
but Saturday. J J. MarchbanV, To!.
E tacada 25-4..
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1941
Potrland last week at the George
Brown home.
Mr .and Mrs. Ruben Westlund and
daughters Janet and Naomi visited
old friends in Elwood Shnday.
Stanley Bixby is now working on
the Estacada waterworks.
Mrs. Matt Park was a caller at the
Doyle home Monday.
Ervin and Delmar Strean and Le
roy Cox spent the week end hunting
in eastern Oregon.
G A S M ASK U SEFU L BUT
N O T B E A U T IF U L
No gas mask it is needless to state
was ever made purely for reasons
o f allure.
At the same time the designers of
the present civilian type gas mask ap
proved by the United States govern
ment have not gone out o f their way
as some mask makers seem to have
done to prepaae a really horrendous
disguise for persons seeking refuge
from gas attack.
The U. S. mask in fact while not
calculated to add to the charms o f a
Dottie Lamour or an Ann Sheridan
still has about as much style as any
one would feel inclined to want while
avoiding a gas attack.
More important than gas mask pul.
ehritude however, is gas mask e ffi
ciently and here the U.S. mask stacks
up with the best as actual tests re
cently made by the U. S. navy at
Puget Sountd navy yard prove. The
masks are stout and well made and,
more vital, they perform their func
tipn »of filtering and neutralizing
poisonous gasses efficiently and com
pletely.
Technically, the masks combine
two air-purifying elements. One is u
filter wihich removes exceedingly
small particles o f liquid or solid from
the air much as fish are cought in
the meshes o f a gill net.
The other element is a combination
o f chemical materials which absorb
and then, in most cases, neutralize
chemically the gas molecules which
floats in the air.
These materials are chaicoal which
has been activated by air, carbon di
oxide or steam and soda lime.
The charcoal when so activated has
the peculiar property of absorbing
grasping and holding its own weight
o f poison gas molecules which come
in contact with it.
Then the soda lime reacts to neu
tralize acid gases and thus supple,
ments and reinforces the action of
the charcoal within the mask.
It is true that a gas mask o f this
type in time if used repeatedly will
finally become useless by exhaus-
haustion o f the chaicoal and lime in
gredients and the choking up o f the
filter.
Then it is time to get replacements
but you can be sure that any mask
will last longer than the longest
conceivable gas raid.
IZZY ’S AUTO WRECKING. We
buy old cars and trucks. We sell auto
parts, tires, batteries, oil and re
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cutsforth and
built generators. Also cable, pipe, fit
children o f Salem were week end
tings, angle irons, flat irons, etc
visitors at the W. E. Bews home.
We buy junk, radiators, batteries
Mrs. Henry Kiesecker spent sev
and scrap iron. Tel. Estacada 73-6
Address box 375D, route 2, Boring eral days with her parents the John
iiriegers last week while Henu-y went
At Barton on Estacada highway.
hunting with the Krieger boys.
FOR RENT.
Six room modern
Mrs. Johnson is in Idaho visiting
house on Main street, near the grade her daughter Helen and family.
school. Inquire of J. C .Duua, Enta
Miss Esther Kieba „Saodj 1 >* m li
cada, Oregon.
man was ill wiith the flu* at the
home o f hot parents Mr. and Mrs.
GRAPES, lc and 1 !4c a pound
Rudy Krebs. She went buck to work
Apples and pears 25c per box. Bring
Monday.
containers and pick. Several varie
Mrs .E. A. Van Vranken o f Tierra
ties.
C .L .Chambers, near Eagle
del Mar beach spent several days
Creek, Oregon.
with her brother and family ,the Ted
FOR RENT. Two room furnishid Mudrows.
Mr. and Mrs .Alvin Fleishman re_
cabins, with water and lights. Only
I $10. Park Bonnie Lure, Eagle Creek turned from the Philippine Islands
and have been spending the past
Oregon.
3t
three weeks at the home o f the lat
FOR SALE. Concord grapes, lc a ters parents Mr. and Mis. Henry Dod
pound, you pick. U .S .Morgan, Es- son o f Bear Creek camp. They left
for Washington state Sunday -Where
.acada.
Mr. Fleishman is employed by the
FOR SALE. 22 ac.es unimproved government as an engineer.
land 9 miles S .E. of Estacada near
Ruth Stevens is attending Com
Delph Creek. Running water the year
merce high school in Portland.
round .Half or land can be easily
The Hildebrands are building an
cleared Located on rock road and
bus and mail routes. Has electricity. addition to their house.
Little Maureen O’ Brien daughter
Price $350. Terms. Y. J. Hanrahan,
of Mr. and Mrs. Jolly O’ Brien is a
Eagle Creek, Ore., rt .1.
beginner at the Dover school.
FOR SALE. A real trailer. Good
Mrs. Walter Dodson and children
rubber and in first class shape. A real and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dodson cal
bargain .See Park Bonnie Lure, Ea led at the Ted Muduow home Sunday.
gle Creek, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Guthrie of
Wemme and children spe.it Sunday
FOR RENT. 60 acre farm, 40 ac
with the formers parents Mr. anu
res cultivated. In nuts and fruit.
Mrs. H. L. Guthria
Fair buildings, electricity. On good
The “ Red Hat camp’ ’has been
road 2 Vi miles northeast of Estacada)
broken up for the fall season .These
Inquire S. E. Wooster, Estacada, Orii
helped guard against forest fires. Sev
WANTED.
Home and care for erai o f them are back in high school
old lady. Will pay $30 per month. at Estacada and elsewhere.
F ree E n la rg em en t at D avidson'*
Inquire Mrs. C. E. Surf us, Estacada,
Card Kriegeir who works at Port Drug Store, Gresham, with any 6 or 8
Oregon.
land in the second army corps area exposuie film finish at reasonable
will be played this afternoon, Friday price o f 25c.— Adv.
has been promoted to first class pri
DEPENDABLE USED
vate. He purchased a Chevrolet re_
TRACTOR AND HORSE
cently and commutes to Portland for
VIOLA
his work.
DRAW N IMPLEMENTS
Harding grange home economics
Jimmie W olfe is attending Dover
30 caterpillar ,“ as is’’
club m< t at the home o f Mrs. Ed Bate
school again this year.
15 caterpillar, reconditioned
son Friday afternoon, September 25.
IHC F.12 Fannall on rubber with
A business meeting was held during
16-in plow.
O N L Y O N E M O V IN G P A R T
which it was voted to do Red Cross
Ford stan. on rubber and steel, good IN T H IS S Y S T E M
work this winter. The ladies worked
condition.
on tea towels. Lunch was served to
E Clectrac crawler. Has clearence.
Mrs. Harry
Myers Ejecto Water systems have the following ladies:
Late model.
only one moving part and there are Traylor, Mrs. Tom Jubb, Mrs. Ed
BO John Deere on steel wheels in
no moving parts down in the well. Trimpb-r, Mrs. A. J. Wyman, Mrs.
A -l condition.
Simple in construction, quiet and de Nora Lankins, Mrs. Ellen Simmons,
500 Blizzard ensilage cutter.
pendable they have earned their re Mas. Earl Lankins, Miss Lillian
3 used manure spreaders.
putation for ,i elability thruout this Thompson, Mrs. Aline Tracy, Mrs.
Tractor plows.
territory. Myers Ejecto M ater sys Emma Barrett, Mrs. M. E. Lankins o f
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. tems are built for both deep and San Jose, Calif., and Mrs. Ed Bate,
shallow wells and no matter what son.
Gresham, Oregon
your water requirement» a Myers wa
ter system will give you satisfaction.
FOR SALE. Grape«, Concord, Nia
For full details about these water
gara and Worden. E. E. Brink, Gre.
systems call at the Hessel Implement
sham. Ore., 6 miles east of Gresham,
company store at Gresham or phone
/V4-(mile from Pleasant Home. 2nd
or drop them a card an da represen
house on Carpenter Lane.
tative will call at your home.—Adv.
Chriatian
C hurch
Nota*
Attention
to minor details is as much of a habit with us
as attention to major one3
CARROLL FUNERAL HOME
D A Y AND NIGHT SERVICE
GRESHAM. OREGON
Phone 247
aiiiiiiiiiiiiiRifiiiiiiiiiifiiir
CLACKAMAS COUNTV NEWS
DANCE
Old Time and Modern
Every Saturday Night
A T EAGLE CREEK
Music by Tiny and His Wranglers
2 0 c b e f o r e tt I * . M . f o r
m o n th of O c to b e r
K|M k« * i a l
and
Every Sunday Night at
RIVERSIDE HALL, WILLAM ETTE
Tune in on KWJJ Every Sunday at 3 P. M.
Union Music
Refreshments
Mr. and Mis. Marshall Fenton o f
Mr. and Mrs. John McCoskey o f
Gladstone visited Sunday with Mr. Portland visited Monday at the homo
and Mrs. A. J. Wyman.
o f Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Taylor, also
Mrs. M. E. Lankins left Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. H. O. DeLano o f Red-
morning for her home at San Jose, land were at the Taylor home.
Calif., after spending a week with
Mis. Gertrude Gredvig and sons
her sister-in-law Mis. Nora Lankins
are moving to Estacada the lust of
and other relatives.
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lamb of
Portland spent Sunday at the home
Donald Lombard was home over
o f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trayor. Sun
the week eend from Clackamas where
day afternoon visitors at the Traylor
he is employed by the Co-op.
home were Mr. and Mrs. Orton Robey
of Portland.
Mr. and Mr,s. Dave Willard o f
Portland spent the week end with
Mrs. Willard’s grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Bateson.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bard and fam
ily o f Forest Grove visited Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. L. S. Tenny and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe MeComb and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert MeComb spent
Sunday wiith Mrs. Jane Dugger in
Portland.
Sunday visitors at the home o f Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Ficken were Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Ficken and daughter El
aine of Mills City and Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Schneider o f Portland.
Sunday dinner guests at the home
o f Mr.and Mrs Earl Lankins were
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lankins and dau
ghters Gwendolyn and Eldonna, Mrs.
Ernest Evanson Sr., Mrs. Nora I Jin.
kins, Mrs. Ellen Simmons, Mrs. M. E.
Lankins o f San Jose, Calif., and Geo.
Simmons of Portland.
Mrs. Earl Shibley o f Estacada cal
led at the home of Mrs. L. S. Tenny
Sunday evening.
GARFIELD
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
EALITY” was the subject of
the Lesson-Sermon in all
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
Sunday, September 28.
The Golden Text was, “Behold,
I create new heavens and a new
earth: and the former shall not be
remembered, nor come Into mind”
(Isa. 65:17).
Among the citations which com
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
following from the Bible: “Thine.
O Lord, is the greatness, and the
power, and the glory, and the vic
tory, and the majesty: for all that
1* In the heaven and In the earth
la thine; thine Is the kingdom, O
Lord, and thou art exalted as head
above all. Now therefore, our God.
we thank thee, and praise thy
glorious name" (II Chronicles 29:11,
13).
The Lesson-Sermon also Included
the following correlative passages
from the Christian Science text
book, "Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy: "The Scriptures Imply that
God la All-in-all. From this It
followa that nothing possesses re
ality nor existence except the divine
Mind and His ideas . . . . He fills
all apace, and It Is Impossible to
conceive of such omnipresence and
Individuality except as Infinite
Spirit or Mind. Hence all Is Spirit
and spiritual” (p. 331).
R
Garfield grange celebrated boos
ter night, September 27. 75 people
Earth’s Only Satellite
were present. A show was put on by
The earth’s only satellite is the
the Dairy company and after lunch
moon which is about 238,000 miles
all enjoyed an hour or two o f dan away.
cing.
ELW OOD
10 a.m. bible school. We were
A baby boy was bom to Mr. and
pleased with the attendance for Bible
Mrs. Alfred Doyle Friday. The baby
school last Lord’s Day, but we are\
. . .
hoping that our attendance will keep1 wei* hed 8 P ™ "11’* ,nd has b«
nam'
up and everyone regular in coming j
^ amon U*'8-
It depends on you, so let us all be | Miss Opal Carter o f
Emporiia,
faithful.
Kansas is staying at the Doyle home
11 a.m., hour o f worship in hymn, doing the house work and caring for
prayer, communion. Remember the Mrs. Doyle and the new baby.
Lord asked us to do this in remem
Mr. and Mrs. Barker and family
brance o f Him, “ as often as you o f South Oak Grove have moved on
meet.” Since the church meets once
the Ola Warrick place.
a week it is only right that we should
Mrs. Frances Eri our local teacher
take communion.
Sermon subject.
spent the week end at her home in
“ Why I am a Christian Only.”
Sandy.
P. A. Ford, Minister.
Mr. and Mrs. I> n St hlnecker
went to eastern Oregon hu .ting last
F ree E n la rgem en t et D ev id so n ’ s week.
Drug Store, Gresham, with any 6 or 8
Matt Park is sawing wood for
exposure film finish at reasonable W. U. Henderson.
price o f 25c.— Adv.
Rrice Brown spent a few days in
The great Yellowstone Lake a body famous for its hot springe. Fisher-! titude at
o f pure water in a national forest men find fine sport ia this high ai I Wyoming.
Yellowstone
national park,