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If all portions of Clackamas
County are as well represented
at the Gladstone Chautauqua as
this eastern part, it indicates
clearly that the home oeople ap­
preciate the unusual attractions
offered.
From twenty to one hundred
residents of Estacada and near­
by sections have been in attend­
ance at the Chautauqua each day,
with many of them making their
tent homes on the grounds. The
evening band c o n c e r t s have
drawn well from the ranks of
those owning autos, many of
whom have made the cool ride in
the early evening, returning late
at night.
CAN YOj) A FFORD *
To Be Without a Bank Account?
This question has no reference
to your financial condition, but
from a strictly business point of
view can you afford to forego the
many advantages that accrue to
owners of growing bank ac­
counts?- This is a competitive
age competition to accumulate
is becoming keener all the time.
Your competitor has a bank ac­
count to systematize his affairs
and takes advantage of all its
privileges. Can YOU afford to
let him have this advantage
over you?
Why not start an account with
us and take advantage of the con­
venience and facilities afforded
for the better protection of
YOUR income.
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Dodge Raised Its Share
For The Red Cross
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Leroy I). Walker, President
Thomas Yocum. Vice President
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Clerk, David Horner of the
Dodge Schools this week report­
ed to the News, that he and his
neighbors felt that they and
their home district had been over­
looked. especially as far as the
publicity was concerned, in the
recent Red Cross drive.
Mr. Horner reports that im­
mediately on receipt of the Red
Cross literature from the county
manager, he an J his neighbors
had raised the sum of $13.50,
which was duly remitted through
the regular county channels.
Dover
Do i n g s
Contributed
The Dover School Board has
hired Miss Eleanor Hews of Soda
Springs, Idaho to take charge of
the school for the coming term.
Miss Rews is a graduate of the
Estacada High School.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ahnert
entertained friends from Hills­
boro this week.
John Affolter, Jr. is spending
a few weeks at the coast.
John Roberts and wife of Hub­
bard are visiting among relatives
in Uover.
The illumination on Mt. Hood
Saturday night, caused by the
burning of 200 pounds of red
powder, was witnessed by man/
people in Dover.
H. H. Udell entertained his
brother-in-law William Palmateer
of Morgan, Oregon on Monday.
See Us For
Sidewalk Planks
Wide Mouth Mason Jars
Pint*
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Quarts
90c
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$1.00
Half Gallons
- $1.25
10c a dozen
3 dozen for 25c
Caps 25c a dozen
Rubbers
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Estacada Feed & Lumber Co.
L. S. BRONSON
M. D. EVANS
Estacada,
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O. C. S. GERBER
Oregon.
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Card Of Thanks
We wish-to sincerely thank our
many kind friends in this com­
munity, for their expressions of
of sympathy and the help given
us in our recent bereavement.
Signed J. A. Inglish,
Miss Belle Inglish,
Mrs. Blanche Jenkins.
Mrs. J. F. Standish and daugh­
ter, Margaret and Miss Martha
Standish of Portland were week­
end guests at the Standish ranch
in Garfield.
Glare On Wind-shield
Causes Bad Smash
“ While the glare of the setting
sun on the wind-shield, was pri­
marily to blame, it was careless­
ness in driving on the left side
of the road, that caused the col­
lision."
so says Alf Drill of
Faraday, whose son Ray, a week
ago Wednesday evening, at­
tempted to ram his little Regal
car through an Oakland Six.
Rav, who was alone and en-
route to Estacada from Bull Run.
while rounding a curve near Ori­
ent, swung to the left side of
the road, when the red glare of
the setting sun flashed on his
wind-shield a n d temporarily
blinded him.
Unfortunately
at that moment, a new Oakland
machine, containing four passen
gers and driven by its owner.
Win. E. Ruepell of Portland was
m the way. with tin* two cars
meeting head on. badly smash
ing both cars, but luckily not
seriously injuring anyone.
As the' fault was entirely bis
son’s, Mr. Drill rep'accd the
broken Oakland with a new cat
and expects for a few hundred
dollars to repair the damages to
the two machines.
Mr. Drill wishes to emphatical­
ly warn autoists against swing­
ing to tin* left side of a road
under any conditions, except in
passing a vehicle going the s a m e
direction.
New Sidewalks Being Laid
Work in the lowering to grade
and rebuilding of the sidewalks
on Main Street, Estacada be­
tween 1st and 2nd Streets is now
underway.
Unless some of the other side­
walks in Estacada receive im­
mediate attention, the city is lia­
ble to find itself with a law-suit
ou its hands, as several bad falls
were taken by adults and chil­
dren last week, d ie to loose and
missing planks.
Even the sidewalk on the Main
Street side o f the Estacada
Schools is in had conditiqn and
should receive prompt attention,
as the traffic is heavy along that
portion of Main Street.
—
Leroy D. Walker of Portland
and a party of friends spent
Sunday in Estacada. picnicing
in the park.
LAWYERS
Abstracts eiam lned. Corporation Law.
Financial Agents. T rusts, Escrows and
Accounts. E states probated. C ollec­
tions. Deeds, Mortgages.
Oeneral
practice In all courts. Correspondence
■elicited. Prom pt atten tion . Ban*
references. Fourteenth year.
LO A N S P L A C E D O K P 0 K T IA H 0 P R O P E iT H
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