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r o t e c t your home industry by lending your support in helping
us fill our large orders for the 1917 season.
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e f u s e d orders for berries for next summers delivery aggregate more than
10 cars at this earlv date. Are you going to allow this condition to exist?
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u r success and ability to stay in the game, depends greatly upon
your co-operation, and developments.
S
e v e r a 1 years ago the fact seemed apparent that a cannery was needed.
We are earnestly trying to fill this need. W hat part are you taking?
r o f i t s have averaged over $ 1 0 0 per acre in berries, one grower cleared
$75 on '{ acre patch. You have this same opportunin before you.
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n d e a v o r to get a field ready for this spring for fruits or vegetables W e
will contract now for 5 or 10 years in advance. Our prices are higher on
the average than any other factory on the coast.
e s p o n d to this call, now, why wait? Ask for our fruit and vegetable
list. Get in touch with us by phone or postal.
THE ESTACADA
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CANNERY
R. C. Deming Packing Compang
El w ood Item s
Contributed
Miss Nouna Vallen of Oregon
City spent the holidays at the
parental home.
Mr. Wentz of Portland, visited
a few days at the home of his
step-son, George Harrison and on
his return, was accomp«tiled by
his little grandaugh er vl/rtle.
Mrs. Susan Lankin and son of
Cle Elum, Wash., is visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Park.
Chris Bittner was taken serious
ly ill the first of last week and on
Friday was taken to a Portland
hospital, where he is reported to
be improving.
D em oy C o n sid e rin g C a n a d a
A. Demoy of Estacada, who
last week resigned as Rural
Carrier on Rome 1, is now con
sidering locating with his family
in Alberta, Canada and Mr. De
moy is contemplating making a
prelimary visit about April next.
While the many freinds of Mr.
and Mrs. Demoy wish them only
the success which they deserve,
yet they naturally hope that con
ditions wi l l be found in Al
berta, which will result in their
remaining in this community,
where they have always taken
a leading part in the religious,
social, educational a n d civic ac
tivities.
Hounds and Hunters Kill Coyotes
Jewelry and Silverware
Is what every one wants
Is what I Sell and
Is what you yet in value received
If you buy it of
F. E. B E C K W I T H
Your Home Jeweler
Watch Repairing A Specialty
ESTA CAD A,- OREGON
The New Years dance at the
Two new attractive bungalows
George Club was a big success, are being built at Eagle Creek,
with the festivities lasting until the new homes being on the F.
the small hours of Tuesday morn F. Fuch's and B. Maffie places.
ing.
The December Honor Roll of
A. party of young people, com the Viola School includes Norma
posed o f Rose Jannsen of and Bruce Randolph, Stanley
George, Vernon Schmidt, Guy Ficken, Anita Kopp, Francis
Grable and Mr. and Mrs. Howell Cummin, Harry and Amy Mat-
of Springwater, made a three toon and Leslie Hamilton.
days motor trip to Sheridan last
Fred Bannister of Estacada
week, where they visited at the
returned last week from a short
A. D. Schmidt home.
trip to Seattle.
Forester Herman Wallace of
Word was received Wednes
Currinsville and A. G. Ames of
Estacada are planning to leave day of the death of the baby
within a few day for the Oak daughter o f Mr. a n d Mrs.
Grove Ranger Station, where Charles Horger of Portland. Mrs.
they will hunt and trap for a few Horger was formerly Miss Helen
Klinker of George.
weeks.
For the past two weeks great
sport has been enjoyed by some
of the Garfield farmers, headed
by Frank Thomas and the Craw
ford brothers, in the hounding
and shooting of coyotes, many of
which have come down from the
mountains into t h e adjoining
farming sections.
Already a half dozen have been
killed, although every animal pur
sued by the hounds has not suc
cumbed to a bullet, as one speedy
animal escaped fifteen shots in a
day.
Similar sport is being enjoyed
by some of the hunters from up
per Eagle Creek, with at one
time, two packs of hounds, one
from Eagle Creek and one from
Garfield, having chased their
quarries to within a mile of Esta
cada.
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Wright of
were hosts at a Watch Party,
held New Years Eve.
LAWYERS
A b stra cts e ia m in e d . C o rp o ra tio n Law.
F in an cial A gents. T r u s t s , Escrow s a n d
A ccounts. E s ta te s p ro b a te d . CoUec-
tlo n s, D eeds, M ortgages.
G eneral
practice in all c o u rts . C o rresp o n d en ce
solicited. P ro m p t a tte n tio n . B ank
references. Fourteenth year.
LOANS PLACED ON PORTLAND PROPERTY
Mosessohn & Mosessohn
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