OLACKAMAS COUNTV NEWS FRIDAY, OCTOBE R3 ,1941
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
L. D. MEADE, Editor and Publlehor
DR. H. V . A D IX
Physician and Surgeon
Physiotherapy— X-Ray
Radium
Gresham, Ore.
Tel. 5961
Dr. H. A . Schneider
DENTIST
Tel. Sandy 151
Sandy, Oregon
O . D. EBY
Attorney at Law
General Practice
Confidential
Advisor
Oregon City, Oregon
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S. E. W O O S T E R
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance
and Rentals
Tel. 77-3
Estacada, Oregon
Dr. Thomas B. Carter
Veterinary Surgeon
Tel Gresham 210
Gresham,
Oregon
Cooper & McAllister
Attomeys-at-Law
Tel. Gresham 262
Powell Blvd.,
Gresham, Ore.
C. DON P LATN ER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Clackamas County Bank Bldg.
Sandy, Oregon
O ffice Hours, 2 to 8 P. M.
Evenings, Saturday and Sunday
by Appointment
Tel. Sandy 441
L. A . C H A P M A N
MORTICIAN
Estacada
Oregon
Call« attended Day or Night
Tel. 56-7 or 56-61
E. O. W IL L S O N , D. M. D
Dentistry
211-13 Postal Bldg
S. E. Cor. 3rd and Washington
PORTLAND. ORE.
Telephone At. 3403
I_ L. JONES * SONS
monuments
Monument and Marker Display
pposite new Postoffice, Gresham
oy Bohannon, Mgr., Tel. 245.
Richard Sponhauer
Agent for
thwestern Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Aetna Fire Ins. Co.
Estacada, Oregon
Tel. Estacada 84-1
S. E. L A W R E N C E
censed Electrical Contractor
HOT POINT MAJOR
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
Rt. 2, Estacada, Oragon
TeL Estacada 97-3
>R. H. M . K R A M E R
DENTIST
P h o n e E stacad a H I
tmpleta
X -R a y
Bldg..
iC K
E qu ip*
Estacada. Ora.
M A C K E N Z IE
,wsl Carpentry, Repaire,
Plumbing and Painting
,bolstering end Fnrnltnrn
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Clackamas County News
Published weekly on Fridays at Estacuda, Clackamas County, .Oregon.
Entered in the postoffice at Estacuda, Oregon, as second-calss matter.
yellow Dairies among the green fii
on the hills. It is the beginning >
the end o f a full year of work, a
eomplishment and fulfillment o f <
sires.— Z. H.
SAVING ON ELECTRICITY
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
In Clackamas County, one year $1.50; outside the county and in the State
As government departments
of Oregon, one yeisr $2.00; outside the State o f Oregon, one year $2.50: steps to cut down on civilian
foreign $3.00 a year. Subscriptions are payable in advance.
sumption of necessary materia
consumer is gradually benefitt
ADVERTISING
current week, advertising copy should reach this office not later than an education in economy
Kates lor advertising made known on application. Adve tigers will please
We have learned fo r instai
take note that to insure insertion o f advertisement in the issue of thi
a result o f the alleged gasoliiu
__uesday noon. As«is.anee ci eeriuil, given in the pi epic, at ion of copj
tage how we can drive a car ■
THIS WEEK IN DEFENSE
said $246,400,000 in materials and gasoline than we have used
$78,170,000 in services has been g'.\ ■ past.
The President asked Congie s for en the antLAxis nations.
Now because o f a shortt:
nearly six billion dollars more for
The defense supplies corporation, electricity we are to be taut-
lend lease mateiials. Lend lease ail. an RFC subsidiary contracted with to get along with less elf-
ministrator Stettinius was given pow Amtaig Trading corporation a U.S. Some o f us have always ti
er to approve aid requests. This with corporation owned in Russia for the electricity was limitless.
other changes is expected to cut from
But now wiith an impendii
purchase o f $100,000,000 on manga,
30 to olB days tile period between
tage
due to the great amount
nese, chromite, asbestoo and plati
leceipt o f a request and actual au num. The supplies agency arranged er needed for running defen
thorization for assistance.
to pay Amtorg half o f the amount in we are offered dozens o f su
Mr. Roosevelt told Congress that advance so Russia could use the mo fo r cutting down our electi
o f the original seven billion appro ney to buy war materials here. Tieas- Outstanding among those s>
priated six months ago all but $720,- ury secretary Morganlhau similarly are the following:
000,000 is “ now moving thru the advanced the Soviet Union $50,000,-
1 Turn out lights when
successive stages o f allocation, ob i- 000 on future gold deliveries to the not needed.
gation .production and delivery.” He United States.
2 Watch the basement 1
Navy Protecting Ships
sometimes burns all night
Navy secretary Knox told the Am
3 Conserve on hot wu
erican Legion convention the navy have an electric water h
is using all methods, including con.
4 Keep the thermostat
voys to protect vessels of all flags ectric water between 13
carrying aid to Britain. He said the degress, no higher.
navy has orders to capture or des
5 Keep the radio on on
troy by every means at their dis
tening to it.
posal. Axis-controlled submarines or
6 Turn o ff tho alectrw
surface ra.Mers ui the waters be
it is not badly needed .
W . W . SIEMENS
tween the U .S. and Iceland.
7 Use very small bulb
Neutrality Act Interpretation
Jeweler
The state department announced urgently needled night li>
Expert Watch Repairing
8 Use all other electric .
that as a result o f an interpretation
by the attorney general that the sparingly and efficiently
Former Post O ffice Bldg.
“ United Kingdom” is only England. trie mixer, toasster, sma
Powell Blvd.
Gresham, Ore.
Wales, Scotland and North Ireland washing machine, vacuur
American ships may henceforth car and ¡ton.
ry war supplies and passengers to
9 Don’t put hot food o’
perts o f the Britissh Empire not de the refrigerator .
signated by the Presmi at to be in
10 See that your refrigerator is
combat zones. Under this interpre.
properly placed in your kitchen. Your
Paint & Wallpaper Store
tation American ships are still barred
refrigeiator should be in the coolest
Sign Painting
Picture Framing
from going to France, Poland, In
part o f the room away from your ra
Glass
dia, the United Kingdom .Austral
diator .steam pipes oven or hot sun.
ia, Canada. New Zealand and the
All o f those suggestions are good
Pow ell, Blvd,
Gresham Union of South Africa.
practical ones which require no sac
Navy Expansion Progress
rifice aad which will save money on
The navy reported it has contract your electric bill is to invest money
ed for 2831 ships ¡including 332 in defense stamps.
fighting vessels, every ship authorized
W H E N Y O U FIND—
under the seven billion dollar prog
Something on easy terms like
THE SILK STOCKING AREA
ram to create “ the greatest array of
these it’s best to grab, for they
fighting
ships
under
one
flag
in
the
won’t last.
10 acres cleaied, 4
As prominent women begin setting
world.” 32 battleships, 18 aircraft
timber pasture, good soil, good
road, bus to high school, well, ca
carriers, 91 cruisers, 364 destroyers an example for the eonseivation of
bin, barn, ail fenced and cross
and 186 submarines a tctal fightine silk by wearing cotton st Hikings it
fenced. $1200 cash, $200 balance,
is interesting to review the rise and
fleet o f 691 ships.
$50 and 5 peicent interest semi
fall o f the silk stocking era.
Ships
annually.
In 1899 at the turn of the century
The navy announced develpment
G O IN G B A C K T O MINN. o f a 1900 ton cargo vessel the Sea silk stockings first made their ap.
Otter so “ light in weight, simple ir pearance in American stores. That
Must sell in a few days nice
construction, relatively cheap in both year 12,572 pairs o f silk stockings
home 9 acres smooth land, good
original cost and upkeep, it will chal were sold which constituted one pair
soil on good road, two bedroom
sold for every 2500 pairs o f cotton
lenge the submarine and provide
house, basement, bam, poultry
house, hog house, pump house, el-
new bridge to the free nations o f the stockings It didn’t look then as if
ectiic pump, wood shed, 8 bearing
world.” The vessel is so small it can silk stockings were going to go over
walnut, plums, prunes, cheeries,
be built in inland yards in two with women and even ten years later
1 mile of town, only $2000. $500
months. It will (carry an anti-air in 1909 less than one pair of the
down will handle, 6 percent in
craft battery, be manned by only a stockings sold were made of silk.
terest.
few men, make 12 knots and be cap
It was not until after the last war
able o f a 5000 mile voyage.
that silk stockings approched the pop
TEN Y E A R S TO P A Y
ularity which they have had recently.
10 acres, 1 cleared, fir, alder
Even in 1919 over half o f the stock
VALE OF VIOLA
maple timber, level land mostly
ings sold to women were made of cot
fenced, well, good road.
$800,
easy terms.
Altho we have had a freakish sum ton but during the next ten years
mer with drouths and storm the har cotton stockings became a drug on
C A N ’T G O W R O N G
vest has been a good one. Vegetables the market. In 1919 about 86 per
in almost endless variety were abun cent of women were wearing silk
$3000 for house centrally locat
dant all summer. Now that the fall stockings amd last year over 90 per
ed in Giesham, large living dining
room with fireplace, builtin bed
rains have come gardens have taken cent o f the stockings sold were made
in kitchen, bedroom, bath, first
on a new lease o f life. A late crop o f sill: or rayon.
floor, 2 bedrooms, sleeping porch,
Girls who have grown up during
o
f beans hangs on the vines, toma.
toilet second floor, basement, 2
toes are ripening in spite of a dearth the period since the last war may-
lots on comer, only $500 down,
5 percent interest. See it before
o f sunshine.C orn that stood shivelcd find it hard to get used to the cotton
it is too late.
and amost worthess filled out the stocking idea but mothers should
cobs with golden grain. Ca’ bage grew have less difficulty dropping a fash
The M EYERS SERVICE
fast and the tender heads split with ion which has actually had such a
the fullness.
Carrots and all root comparatively short life.
G R ESH AM , ORE.
As for men most o f them have
crops speeded up growth rajoiicing in
Tel. 257
the mellow earth that the rains had never cared whether their socks were
produced. They push one another out made o f silk, cotton or rayon. All
o f the rows in their eage> ness to ex have preferences, but last year only
pand. The valley is green in bright about five percent of men’s socks
Evelyn M. Lawrence
were made of silk.
new verdure.
Notary Public
The golden rod is showy in the
Agent for Aetna Casualty and
fields and along the roadsides. There OFFICIALS ARE NAMED
Surety C o-
is a tame variety cultivated in flow BY POSTMASTERS
Capitol Fire Insurance Co.
er gardens that far outdesses the
Accident and Health Insurance
wild. It is as showy and bright as the
Tel. 97-3.
Estacada, Ore
Mrs. Marie Havill, Beavercreek
Scotch broom .Its racemes o f small postmaster this week was elected as
golden yellow spread fan si aped over president of the Clackamas county
the flower at its feet. These flowers postmasters a-seocation to succeed
are the late zinnias, d-wa f dahlias, Mrs, Elsie Campbell, Eagle Creek.
DR. L. W . GRIFFITH
nastui tri.i..» and pan? v s washed
Others elected at the groups meet
clear
with the copious warm rains. ing held late Thursday at Govern
A complete optical »ervice
It stands even with the tall fern as ment Camp were Mrs. Maude Kreh.s,
Eyes examined
ters blending its fairy sprav with the Rhododendron vice president; Perry
Glasses fitted
star like flowers o f the latter.
Caufiehl, Oregon City, treasurer; C.
Broken lenses duplicated
Round about all over the garden A. Ridder Willamette, secretary.
Eyeglass frames repaired while
small plants o f scattered sc d are ap
you wait.
pearing. Hundreds o f p a n i - s are no
Free Enlargement at Davidaon'a
We invite comperleon of eervice,
ticed and large numbers o f calendu
qnelity end price
las, phlox, spandragons. and fox Drug Store, Gresham, with any 6 or 8
We do our own grinding
glove plar*a have Etarte ’ for next exposure film finish at reasonable
price o f 26c.— Adv.
year’s p'ar.ting
VISION OPTICAL CO.
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Half
the
leaves
on
the
Ir
cust
trees
Office on Powell Bird, opposite
in
the
school
yard
have
turned
yel.
Falconry in China and Japan
Greih.ro Theeter
low. The oak tree shows a brown
Ksleony was known In Chins some
Tel. Greeham 217, or
coat.
There is mo. e red appear 2,000 B C. and to Japan at least aa
Portland BEA. 197»
ing in the orchards and a spot o f early aa 600 B. Q.
PANKRATZ
and will operate the business ULaci
Guy E. Mathews Agency
Bring us your real estate and insurance prob
lems. You will like our service.
Agency for the General Insurance Co., and
the Loyalty Group of companies for fire and
casualty ii^urance.
Main Avenue, North
Gresham, Ore.
Telephone 4662
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WM. METZGER
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Phone Gresham, 246
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