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CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS FOR SALE. One stove oil auto matic brooder 375 capacity, one C_ foot bucking saw, one 12-guage dou ble barreled shotgun, one Guernsey heifer. Will trade any or all for sheep or pigs. L. T. Walker ,Eagle Creek, Ore., Rt. 1, Tel 98.7. TRIANGLE X-TRA EGG PRODUCER Incroas* your egg profits with this palatable, scientifically built "Vitamin balanced "feed. Supplies the high-producing layers with their requirement* for more extra grade •ggs Y o u r local faad d e a le r has a fresh supply. * f TRIANGLE MILLING CO. 605 N. TILLAM OOK ST. j P O R TL A N D . O r e g o n FOR RENT. Reasonable. Log eab- in on Cedar Creek. Has fireplace. Furnished or unfurnished. For par. ticulars see C. Tobaison, 417 E .Pow ell Blvd, Gresham, Oregon. WANTED. Glean fox glove seed, 36-cents per lb. “ Louie’s Tavern," 4 miles east o f Colton. 4pd. BUY NOW DEPENDABLE USED CARS— TRUCKS Still at the L ow est o f P rices 1941 Plymouth sedan, heater and defroster. 1941 Plymouth coach 1940 Chrysler sedan, radio and heater. A clean car .............$1020 1937 Pontiac sedan, heater ....... $495 1937 Plymouth coupe, heater ........ A -l shape ...................... $395 1937 Ford tudor, 86 .heater $365 1935 Oldsmobile sedan ............ $325 1931 Buick coupe, heater ........ $60 1930 Plymouth sedan .................$75 1926 Chevrolet coupe U S E D T R U C K L IS T 1932 Chevrolet truck in good condition ...................... $125 HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. Gresham, Oregon International Trucfci C h rysler, C hrysler P lym ou th , IH C Trucka P lym outh PHONE 22 « FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 ,1941 home has become much more than a chicken yard last week and sustained matter o f family thrift. It is a basic a dislocated elbow. She was taken step in the nationwide movement to to a Portland hospital for treatment conserve all o f this country’s food John R. Glover was taken to a resources. Portland hospital Thursday suffering Wastes happen all along the lino so from pneijmonia. His condition is the homemaker bus to practice con stant watchfulness. Wise buyers will -grave. never shop without notes based on H. F. (Hal) Gibson returned from advance meal plans for the family. the hospital wheie he underwent sur Shopping waste may he e iminoted by gery last week. He is doing nicely. learning to knoiw marks o f quality. Nimrods returning that were sue. Government grades help the buyer here M ia Burya points out. Care cessful are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dou ful reading o f labels on cans ami glas with two bucks and an antelope, packaged goods is necessary to wise Roy Anderson .Eddie Brown and buying both for quality and quantity. Carl Weitz each returned with a Many obvious food wastes occur buck, Walter Douglas one o f a party when food is being prepared for o f four returned with four bucks cooking for here it is that they are and thiee does .Carrol D .Bush and unlikely to be so small they seem Homer Glover each got a buck and unimportant. Potatoes peeled too a doe. thick, oustide leaves and stalks of The card party sponsored by the cabbage, lettuce anl celery thrown community club was not well attend away, careless measuring in baking ed only five tab'es being play. Anot so that the finished product is un her one will be held nevt month. The successful and only half eaten, may money goes for 4-H scholarships. all be charged to waste. Good cooks Mr. and Mrs. Snively and family use imagination in method o f prepar. ing leftovers, vegetables for instance have moved to Hilltop ranch. Their may be used in stews, soups or scal three children are attending school. .Albert Maffie is assisting with some loped dishes. Not visible to the naked eye but construction work at the Robt. Dwy_ valuable losses nevertheless are th er home. vitamins and minerals lost in cooking Art Boiler is entertaining his mo foods. The bureau o f home economics ther from near Chicago. She plans to at Washington, D .C., has formulated remain here tne remainder of the the following rules to prevent these month. losses. Don’t stir air into foods while cook Mr. and Mrs. Sterling McAlpine ing. Don’t put them thru a sieve and Janet who have been vacationing while still hot. Don’t use soda in at the Forrester home left Thursday cooking green vegetables. In boiling for the home o f the formers parents foods raise the temperature to the near Oichards, Wash., fora few days boiling point as rapidly as possible. visit. Mr .McAlpine is employed at Use as little water as possible. Don’t Salem. use long cooking processes such as About 50 old friends met at the stewing when shorter methods are grange hall recently to honor Mrs. feasible. Don’t throw away the water in R. G. Spencer o f Auburn, Calif., which vegetables have been cooked. and her daughtetr Mrs. D. Cushman Use it in making gravies, sauces and (Izetta Judd) o fLos Angeles. Guests soups. Prepare chopped fruit and were from Salem, Arlington, Port Mrs. vegetables for salads just before ser land, Boring and Damascus. ving. Start cooking frozen fruits and Spencer is a sister o f Mis. C. A. vegetables while they are still fro Barthelmy of Boring. To Our Friends in the Garfield, Porter, George, Dover, Firwood and Sandy Ridge Communities We Extend Sincere Congratulations on the Completion of the Northeast Clackamas Co-operative Electric Power Lines Within a few days you will have all the bles sings that electric power can bring to your farm homes. We rejoice that after long planning and much hard work on the part of the people in your communities that your efforts are at last to be rewarded. Please accept our Best Wishes for Your Con tinued Success and Prosperity Currinsville Mercantile Co. J. C. Tunnell, Mgr. Currinsville, Ore. Telephone Estacada 100-2 Always at your service with the highest qual ity Groceries, Meats, Fresh Fruits and Vegeta bles, Feeds and Seeds. Lowest Prices. IZZY ’S AUTO WRECKING. We buy old cars and truck». We sell auto parts, tires, batteries, oil and re Local Farmers Praise built generators. Also cable, pipe, fit tings, angle irons, flat irons, etc. Their We buy junk, radiators, batteriee, CURRINSVILLE and scrap iron. Tel. Estacada 78-6. Address box 375D, route 2, Boring. zen .Serve raw frozen fruits imme- Mrs. Melvin A. Johnson is enter, Sim and Enma Heiple have moved At Barton on Estacada highway. ilately after thawing. A fter food is taining a brother from Calif. into their new home which they re cooked serve it at once. FOR SALE. Model A Ford coupe cently completed. Gladdys Gerber has gone to Port- in A -l shape. Equipped with good land to enter school. Mr. and Mrs .Floyd Hale who re tires, heater and radio. Ben F. Faust, Gene Autry, the popular singing cently moved to Estacada entertained Eagle Creek. Tel. 42-13. The Becker family have moved to western star will be at the Broadway at dinner Saturday evening Mr. and Portland for the winter .Cornelius theatre this Friday and Saturday, Mrs. Henry Heiple and Mr. and Mrs. FOR RENT. Two room furnished Myers is caring for the place. October 17 and 18 in the first fea R. H .Currin. cabins, with water and lights. Only The Carl Nelson family have mov $10. Park Bonnie Lure, Eagle Creek, Richard Githens who has been Under sponsorship of the Masters, ed to their new home west o f New- ture of the double bill. In “ Sunset Oregon. 3t Wardens and Secretaries assoociation berg- Joe DeShazer has been appoin n Wyoming” Gene rides the range transferred fiom Bremerton to Van. It’s a two-plow tractor, o f Portland plans are being complet. in an action thriller that hits a new couver on defense work spent the WANTED. To buy buzz saw. Os- el for the most outstanding Masonic ted director by the county school su doing the job quicker and high in entertainment. Some melo. past week in eastern Oregon on a perintendent to fill the unexpired more economically. Come burn Bros., Tel. Gresham 5168, rt. social event of the year the “ Grand term o f Mr. Nelson. iious new western tunes are intro hunting trip. His son Kenneth ac 9, box 369, Portland. Cor. Birdsdale Masters Ball.” Arthur D .Hay, Most duced in this picture including companied him. They were successful in and let us show you and Baseline. Miss Esther Krebs o f Sandy has ‘Sweet Patootie Kitty,” and “ Hee in getting a lait’e buck. Mrs. Githcii3 Worshipful Grand Master, Grand how this tractor will cut lodge o f Oregon and M s. Hay will been ill at the Krebs home in Dover. bie Jeebie Blues.’ ’Other songs fea was a visitor at $he Hugh Carlin FOR SALE. Strawberry plants your operating cost. home while her husband was away. share the honors of the evening with Mr .and Mrs. Dan Cutsforth of tured are “ Casey Jones,” “ There’s $1.50 per hundred. Have five kinds They left for Portland Wednesday H .Fay Ambrose and Phil C. Schwei- Salem were recent guests o f the W. a Home in Wyoming,” “ Twenty-One to choose from, all Michigan varety. zer, Worthy Grand Matron and Wor FARM EQUIPMENT Years,’ ’ and “ Happy CoiAlboy,“ Ros where they have taken an apatm ent. E. Bews family in Dover. Three kinds of everbearing and two thy Grand Patron o f the Order of alind Russell, Brian Aherne and Vir COMPANY The ladies aid spent a most enjoy spring variety. Champion, Gem and the Eastern Star, as special guests. Mr .and Mrs. Walter Kitzmiller of ginia Bruce are the stars o f the se able day at the home o f Mrs. Edith S U P E R H IG H W A Y AT Wayzeta are everbearing, Premier The ball will be held on Friday even cond feature on this program entit. Fianks in Portland Friday. Eighteen and Dorsetts spring variety. Dor- ing, October 24 at 9 p.m. in the Oregon City and Mr. and Mrs. Joe GLADSTO NE DeShazer spent the week end at the led “ Hired W ife.” Comedy intermin members from here were present. setts are the greatest canning berry P h on e O r e g o n C ity 2-7891 Shrine ballroom .Portland Masonic gled with romantic intrigue is the Former members wiho now live in on the market. Hold their color and temple, S. W. Park avenue and Main Raymond DeShazer home at Ocean highlight o f this picture which deals Portland enjoying the day were Mrs. Park, Wash. P . O . B ox 127 shape when canned. F. N. Cadenau, street and will be informal. with a girl who marries her boss, Rosada Stanton, Mrs. Feme Hard S. Estacada. Call evenings or Satur The Waiter and Roy Douglas fam with whom she is in love merely to There will be no admission charge. ing, Miss Betty Baty and Mrs. Ber days. Splendid music has been arranged ilies have been entei^atning their get him out o f a business jam. And tha Shankland. Mrs. Sophia Leon of and refreshments will be served. The mother Mrs. Deming o f Sandy Ridge. the comedy rises out o f the situa- Gladstone was nt- 01d office 3 ball will open to all Master Masons tions she creates by trying to keep I _ Qn„t W „„ DEPENDABLE USED were retained for another year as Due to the illness of Rev. Duncan him from the girl he loves. their ladies and their friends. It is follows: President, Mrs. Jennie Wal- TRACTOR AT*D HORSE anticipated that members not only the local pulpit was filled by Rev. ters, vice president Mrs. Etheiyn ‘ I W a n ted W in g » ” from the Portland area will attend Heberly a retired minister from Port DRAWN IMPLEMENTS On Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Shelton, secretary Mrs. Doris Smith, land . but also from points thruout the 30 Caterpillar tractor as is $475 October 19, 20 and 21 that super and treasurer ,M.s. Beatrice Hale. state. 15 Caterpillar tractor .all re Dick Rush returned last week from charged thrill saga o f America’s L y Other members of the official fam Mrs. Lydia McConnell was a guest conditioned ........................... $925 central Oregon where he has been ing youth “ I Wanted Wings” comes ily are: Clarence D. Phillips, Port- o f her brothers and sson Robert in assisting with the harvesting near 10 Caterpillar tractor .............. $775 lanl; Kenneth M .Robb, Baker; Harry to the new Broadway theatre. Sky Portland the greater part of last Shaniko. thrills such as were never before week, returning Sunday. E Clectrac late model, A_1 D. Proudfoot, Wasco; R .Edward Pin- presented on the screen unfold with shape .........................................$975 ney, Portland; D .Rufus Chaney, Ray Forman o f Barton and a Mr. Portland; Fred W. Hartman, Port Owen: o f the George district left on mounting excitement in this picture, F-12 IHC Farm all with 16-in. GEORGE plow .................................. $475 land; Charles A. Huntington, Eu a hunting trip for ducks and geese staged and photographed with great gene; Oscar C .Gibbs, Lakeview; Ho in the Klamath Falls country and !a- skill and played with striking effect Fond Shaw on rubber and Bitcel $125 CUSTOM SAWING George Willing and family have by a brilliant cast “ I Wanted Wings’’ We will do custom sawing at reas HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. ward M. Nolte, Lakeview; Louis P. | ter deer hunting farther east. is way above previous aviation pic moved to the Julius Paulsen place Hewitt, Portland; Geo. E. Griffith, onable rates or will saw on shares. Portland; Lester A .Murphy, Kla The L. 0 . Gerbers visited the in tures for thrills and entertainment. from Portland. George is helping set Gresham, Oregon Shingles and rough lumber (or sal« math Falls; Raymond B. Walker. ternational livestock show and pur- Never before has the magnificance up a sawmill for Mr. Henkle. at all times. Wa.er Wheel Shingle Wm. Held has bought a small place and majesty o f flying been so stir FOR SALE. A real trailer. Good Portland, Carl C .Donaugh, Portland; chassed a registered Angora buck. Co., Estacada Ore., Tel. 38-81 ringly projected on the screen. The just outside o f Sandy and is building rubber and in first claas shape. A real Enoch B .Carlson, Portland; and Ar- Grangers attending Pomona at Bo picture was filmed thru cooperation a chicken house and cleaning up pre bargain .See Park Bonnie Lure, Ea thru Molesworth, Portland. FOR SALE. 3 acres just outside ring with Damascus grange as host with theU .S. army air corps. This paratory to moving in this week. gle Creek, Oregon. Estacada city limits, 3 blocks north A fter the season in the forest ser. Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred advantage is evident all thru the o f high school. House 16x24, good Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglas, picture in the note o f complete ac vice George Ruhl and family are in EAGLE CREEK FOR RENT. 60 acre farm, 40 ac berry land. A bargain for $606. J Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffmeister, Mr. curacy and authenticity o f flying se. residence on their place near the res cultivated. In nuts and fruit. J. Marchbank, Estacada. Tel 25-4. and Mrs. Robt. Wright, Mrs. Linniq quences and air cadets going thru George school. Several residents o f the district Fair buildings, electricity. On good Emil Poikala has returned home training in the hundreds of planes, I road miles northeast of Estacada) have been injured or are ill. Frank Gibson, Mrs .Addie Marshall, Mrs. D E P E N D A B L E U SED C A R S Dora Clester, Joe Biackett and C. L. the maneuvers and in the general after a wonderfully successful fish Zatera well known Dover resident Inquire S. E. Wooster, B.tacada, Ord 1938 Plymouth 4-door seedan. ing season on the west coast. atmosphere. iwas attacked by a vicious dog and Chambers. 1937 Dodge sedan. Wm. 0 . Joyner is sporting a new WANT to TRADE lumber for a suffered severe lacerations on the “ A d v e n tu re in W *»h in gton ' 1937 Plymouth sedan. Robert Rehberg spent the week car now. That gives William a chance good Guernsey or Jersey cow. Mrs. fingers o f one hand. B R O C K W A Y & N E IS O N Wednesday and Thursday, Octo to get home on week ends from over end with his parents. He is employed Elizabeth Sladky, Gherryville, Ore. D o d g e A P lym outh D ealers ber 22 and 23 Herbert Marshall and near Moialia. Elmer Powell was injured when an near Eugene. WANTED. To buy laying battery emery wheel exploded and struck T el. 2 0 7 G resham , O re. Virginia Bruce are starred in “ Ad Are we going to have Indian sum for hens. Must be reasonable. Mrs. him in the abdomen 'jhercing the venture in Washington.” All the ex mer at last? The strawberries are in ILBERT and WALNUT Drying, F M Wood, Eagle Creek. Tel. 22 3. citement and drama o f Washington bloom and a few are half ripe .Also skin and part o f the muscular tis dryer o f C. I. Serxanous,, Doug- Deaths from suffocation occur today has been captured in thiis pic sues. Several stitches were required the blackberries bloom here and Ridge, near Duoglas Ridge school frequently in silos when no provis ture which is a gripping account of to close the wound. there in warm spots. Well it would accept custom drying again this ion fo r ventilation is made. In an a scandal in Congress, o f a blonde be nice and the farmers would get r on filberts and walnuts. For Noah Stingley was the victim o f a ordinary above-ground silo ventila radio reporter determined to “ get on with their fall seeding Some were her partculars inquire of W. R. peculiar accident while driving near tion is accomplished by keeping the e j the story” and a Senate page boy forehanded and got seeded before idle. Tel. Estacada, 166. Canby last week. The front wheels doors open above the silage With un bewildeied by the breathlessness of the wet spell started. o f his car straddled a power pole derground silos it is always safest today’s events. Program concludes OR SALE. Road gravel and driv« ------------- o------------ lying along side o f the road which to test for carbon dioxide by lower, with chapter six o f “ Riders o f Death ■ gravel for sale at pit or deliver- Hybrid popcorn is now being pro “ Waate Not, Want Not” is a max caused him to crash into a standing ing in chicken to the top o f the cut Valley.” Deep Creek Gravel Co., r t 1, ,box duced which is said to give greater im thrifty farm security administra pole wrecking the front o f his car. silage and observing it for five min expansion in popping than ordinary „ Boring, Ore. tion homemakers are encouraged to The impact broke the steering wheel utes before allowing a man to en sorts. This makes the popcorn more ter The gas if there may be driven practice says Mrs. Ada H. Burya, and Mr. Stingiley su ffeu d several Ocean Water Varies OR SALE. Goldenseal seed. Price home management supervisor, Farm broken riba. out by raising and lowering a blan Successive high ocean waterr tender and atlows the dealer to get 10 per 1000 seeds. Carl J. Hen- security administration. Today stop com e at intervals of I2H hour* ot more baga o f popped corn from a ket 20 or 30 times Mrs .E. L. Trullinger fell in her given amount. half the moon's period of revolution sen, Rt. 1, Estacad«. ping u nn ecew am food wastes at FORD TRACTOR with Ferguson System BECAUSE Gene Autry at the New Broadway Grand Master’s Ball Coming CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 2 Vi “ Waste Not, Want Not” *
