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Ladies’ M iddy Blouses
Ladies White and Tan
Skirts
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Ladies’ White Rubber
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M en ’s N ew Silk Ties 50c
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County Clerk 111
Next W ednesday Evening
March 22nd
The Spenders
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) Produced by Donald Mackenzie
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This powerful car was originated by Mr. Chevrolet,
the great automobile racer. The famous motor was
acknowledged to be one of the very best to with
stand the hard usage on a race-track—where the
motor must be on the greatest possible strain for
hours at a time.
That it has demonstrated its
strength has been proven many times in the last
three years.
The motor must test out 37 horse
power on the factory block before l»eing passed.
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The mileage on gas is 25 miles and the tire mileage is very low.
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Clackamas Garage • Estacada, Oregon.
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Gold Rooster Service
Featuring
Pet.’- Lobert, a fortune hun
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George Probert
Bagley, his man, - James McCabe
Patrick McCabe, who “ struck
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Sam Ryan
Nellie McCabe, his daugh
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Alma Martin
Jim Walsh, walking dele
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Estacada Fam ily Theatre
25
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Complete with Electric
Starter and Lights
$
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Delivered at
Estneada
Demonstrations Gladly Given.
H. P. Jochimsen
In Five Parts
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(Pronounced Chevrolay)
Furniture
Picture Framing
Miss Iva Harrington, Clacka- j
i mas County Clerk, is reported to j
j be seriously ill at her home in )
) Gladstone, suffering from an at- j
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| a unique party, each guest dress
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ing as they did at the age of ten
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We have just received a nice
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line of Redroom, Kitchen and
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Dining Room Papers, and you
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and silly little girls, with short
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have
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and refreshments comprised the |
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Opens A uto Repair Shop
Of All Kinds
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| larger Hunt building on Main, [
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| formerly occupied by Park & 1
'Closner, where he is equipping
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Done On Short Notice
Mr. Pesznecker is an experi-
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son, Steve Pesznecker, Jr., will
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j he recently graduated from a six
j months course at the Portland j
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I work.
Besides the repairs they will I
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j ories, specializing on the Dodge \
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When in reed of
Agent
Estacada, Oregon
Relative Standing in the
Graphonola Contest cn Match 14th
No. 37, Estacada^,
No. 98. Currinsville
No. 198, Springwater
No. 71, Estacada
No. 24, Estacada
No. 195, Garfield
No. 196, George
Contest closes May 3rd.
At the E s t a c a d a
P h arm acy
The
Store
His Double Loss.
" f v e been robbed I d that b o sp lta ir
..(touted tlie loony et-p atlen t as he ntel
■ policeman.
"W h o robbed you. and wbut did they
rake?” asked the policem an
"W h y. one o f the orderlies look my
watch, and all the doctors took my
tem perniure.” - B altim ore American.