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V n tP Q f c c ilP f i In the Thocisand Dollar
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Merchandise Voting Contest
Let the other fellow experiment.
want
to
know
car will do.
in
the
what
your
You
Whether it be for a gallon of gasoline or the
prospective
T he record of F O R D cars
service
owners is the
of
more
best
than a
evidence
of
million
purchase of a car
per mile in
Hire,
Repair
Average two cents
operation
and
all
W ork
kinds
or on the
of
parts
and
purchase
of any
and
accesssories.
i
maintenance.
Touring Car $440.
Runabout
$390.
Coupelet
$590.
Town Car $640.
S e d a n $740.
F. O. B.
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reliability, economy in operation and sim­
plicity in handling.
or money spent in Garage Charges, Automobile
Tires,
Horns,
Gasoline,
Oils,
Presto-Lighting
Chains, Starters,
Outfits,
Etc.
Detroit
ESTACADA GARAGE
Reed
Bartholomew, Ltd.
E. H. S. E C H O E S
What One Cent’s Worth
Of E le c tric ity W ill Do
Heat an 8 inch Electric Stove for 30 minutes
Operate Sewing Machine for 6 hours
Keep a 6 pound Iron hot for 35 minutes
Heat an Electric Curling Iron 42 minutes
Percolate 12 cups of coffee
Lift 300 gallons of water 100 feet
Give Light of 250 candles for 1 (hour
Toast Bread for 20 persons
Operate Luminous Radiator for 30 minutes
Warm baby’s milk 6 times
Cook a Welsh rarebit in a chafing dish
Keep Heating Pad hot for 6 hours
Operate a 12 inch Electric Fan for 6 hours
Vulcanize 12 automobile tire patches
Keep Foot Warmer hot for 1 hour
Operate an Electric Griddle for 30 minutes
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Votes Given On
Lunches
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Confectionery
Drinks * Tobaccos - Fruits
International
Tailored Suits
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R. G. Marchbank's Store
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Chevrolet Acts As Snow Plow
Lee Bronson o f Estacada, the
Clyde Denny Managing Fditor
local champion of the Chevrolet
car, is this week thrillingly nar­
Veneta Page Local Editor
rating a wild, dangerous ride
Lewi» Jonea Sporting Editor
made last Sunday, when, with
Real track practice has started | four passengers, he made the
| this week as the annual Cross trip up to Fanton’s mill, in the
: Country run comes off the 17th. foothills beyond Garfield, part of
Tne Inter-class track meet will the trip being made through a
come off a little later in the sea­ foot of snow.
son. This meet should be an
event well worth seeing as there I
Revival Services Drawing
will be lots of competition. No
The present revival services at
admission.
tho Estacada Christian Church,
Owing to the fact that i ¡e
Sophomore Class won the tug-< f-
war last Friday, the 10th, they
will be allowed to fly their class
flag on the 17th. The tug-of-war
| was held on the vacant lot South
East of the schoolhouse, where a
1 stream of city water was allowed
| to flow between the two teams.
The loosing freshman team got a
j good bath while being pulled a-
! cross in front of the nozzle Al­
though the freshman had the
lighter team, they put up a good
: The' sympathy of the Viola fight for 1 minute ai d 20 sec.
i neighbors is being extended to
The Adelphic Literary Society
Frank Cummin, who last Friday
their annual Magazine Pro-
received a telegram from Wash- g ram Friday, March 17th at 2:05.
ington, D. C., announcing the Everyone invited to attend,
death of his brother, Capt. W. E.
.
Cummin.
The Sophomores were royaly
--------------------- entertained at a weiner roast last
Miss Laura Cockerlineof Viola, S a tu rd ay. The Class picked out
who has been in poor health since a cave on the South side of the
last September, was taken to rjVer, where they roasted weiners
| Portland on Saturday, where she an(| m arsh m allow s, told stories
| will receive a course of medical an(j sang songs. Everyone re-
Itreatment, which h er m a n y turned home at a late hour, tired
friends hope will restore her and weary but very happy.
, health.
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in charge of State Evangelist G.
E. Williams, assisted hy Mis.
Williams as organist, are greallv
interesting, not only the church
members, but others as well.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams, whose
home is in Portland, began the
services last Sunday, using the
steriopticon at the week night
meetings. While originally sched­
uled to continue for one week, it
is likely the meetings will con­
tinue indefinitely, or as long as
the present enthusiasm and
attendance exists.
Mr. Williams has been the State
Evangelist f o r th e Christian
Church for the past seven years,
meeting with great success in his
work. He conducted similar meet­
ings in Estacada about five years
ago, so is not a stranger to the
local people.
With the exception of next Sat­
urday evening, services will be
held every night, to which every­
one is cordially invited.