Want and For Sale Column ') cents per line, ('ash in advance C ASH P A ID for Junk Econo­ mise, save your RAGS, RUB- BER, IRO N and M E T A L o f all kinds and bring them to Jerry Jones, The Junk Man. Pool Room, Estacada. FOR S A L E fine brood sows, weighing about 2509» each also 25 th rifty pigs. The whole bunch for $100. L. C. Lawrence, R. It, Springwater. ♦ ♦♦ + + + + ♦ + + + * ♦ + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + ♦ ♦ | + + ♦ + + L. A. Chapman Estacada + Licensed Em balm er + + Operating Phone + Store or Residence Hearse and Morgue Undertaking and Embalming ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ + ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + ■ !•+ + Harry Reid went to Vancouv- 1917-1918 Blue Book Out Washington, Monday, on FOR S A L E or T R A D E S e t o f e r , Continued from front page light double harness, good saddle, j business connected with his ap- «•art. light hack, top buggy, span plication fo r a position in the Of- Federal officials and ftderal de good work mares, fresh cow, 60 partments in Oregon. ,f ficer’ s Reserve corps. ft. vx w ire cable. W hathaveyou? Synopsis o f United States natu- i W. Domm, Eagle Creek Falls. Mrs. W. A. Heyleman depart- ralizatiow laws. F O R S A L E Fresh Jersey I ed last Saturday for Spokane, to The president— title and term — | Cow. 0. C. Twom bly, be absent fo r a week visiting presidential s u c c e s s i o n - Garfield, R. 1, Estacada friends and relatives. salary. National Hag state Hag— state FOR S A L E Fine sorrel d r iv -, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cary o f Hower state seal. ing and work horse. Weight Cazadero, with friends from 110011», 8 years old, sound and Legal interest rates and state Portland, celebrated their fourth gentle. Dave Fleming, Estacada tiscal agency. wedding anniversary last Sunday. Holidays- non judicial and other LOST Near Cold Springs a , special days. The Modern Woodmen o f Port­ dark sorrel horse, about 8509». Qualifications o f voters. Rolled corks on all four feet land held a picnic in the Esta­ State depository libraries. when last seen. Will probably ; cada Park last Sunday. State financial depositories. work out in Dodge or Colton, i Election statistics. Miss Elva Adams v i s i t e d Suitable reward for any inform a­ Table o f registration o f voters tion regarding same by address­ friends and relatives in Portland | *by politics and sexes. a few days the latter part o f last | ing II. A. LaBarre, Garfield. Initiative and r e f e r e n d u m week. R 1, Estacada measures. Theodore Ahlhurg, the popu­ Table o f appropriations, 1917- FOR S A L E 6 hole range $5. 1918, 1915-1916. Call at M iller’ s Blacksmith Shop. lar agent at the depot, v is ite d ! Table o f taxes levied for 1917 and Estacada. Portland Saturday. assessment statistics 1916. FOR S A L E A fine (). 1. C. Population statistics. Miss Helen Bartlett and aunt, | brood sow, and pigs market Mrs. Wells, visited relatives in , Commissioners o f deeds for price for sow and $5. each for Portland a couple o f days the Oregon. pigs. ( ’. M. Davis. Principal ofticeis o f Uie several latter part o f last week. Springwater. states and territories. Jim Smith looked a lte r the State governments date and FOR S A L E Red Durham Cow business at the Palace Meat Mar- length o f legislative sessions ii years old givin g four gallons o f ket while Mr. Jorg was absent t e r m s and salaries o f milk per day, \\ i 11 be fresh in last week. I members. January. Perfectly gentle and Officers o f t h e territory and easy milker. Mrs. H. Thompson o f Portland, state o f Oregon, Mrs. Minnie Eash. visited Mr. Thompson on the J Newspapers o f Oregon, Estacada Route 1. ranch at Garfield for a couple o f : Postoftices in Oregon, LOST A g ir l’ s yellow silk weeks, returning home Friday. I______________________________ * Sweater, between Estacada and Notice For Publication Mrs. A va Bronson was in Port­ Viola. Finder please return to i Department of the Interior, U . S. land Saturday, visiting relatives. News office and receive reward. Land Office at Portland, Oregon. July ! 12. 1917. T Mrs. Bert Surface and little Notice is hereby given that James Guo,I Sellarne. H usb and W’I ij < u > .»on h o ii I i I ft»** ; daughter arrived Monday for a W. UrVighton, of Welches, Oregon, who, ! b u tch e r? It is n 't In s f im i! tli.Hl tit«* j visit at the home o f her parents, “ n February 21, 1913 made Homestead u n li t c o n n * - lo I lie lu tile « 'I d r ie d li|». ! entry. No. 03755, for SW'1-4 S W l-4 N R S c o lli III«» c o o k W if e I n o n i «Ir.l** to. ; Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Allen. Im i I*m III I i o ( n * s tliiil If I kt».*|i o n j st *«>»! I ilia; th e b u t c h e r lie 'll get u n n i h i k I j c o m e ii r o llin i u n ii s o lii lh«‘ eo.ik. T h t T a m b o u r in » . 'Cile timbrel of III«1 Ili’ le un» fhe in strtimeut known |< h I h « « s « li«» I ¡unitoli i itile II wiis usisi in early times by tilt» Si inni« of I' iii I hii - m rum Hi their merry­ makings ««¿enesls \\\l, '_’7». F i l l i n g a Need. "I'm doing in> best |o get ahead.'’ nateried ('holly " \ » l l , hen«eu knows you need ou#.’’ asserted Dolly. I'lirk. Tha C r o p That la Always S h o r t . Klih'ker WIiMt la the most needed gialli »‘ivi»*' Hoekar Gialli» of scuse New York Sun t «-Nil that man tdle who might be 'teller empierei! S«s ratea. WANTED Y O U R Loganberries Red Raspberries Black Caps Blackberries Prunes L r P P n fiA Ò P C U IC X II u a t J O Advisc us what vegetables \ ou have for sale. E s ta c a d a C a n n e ry 1-4, S W l-4 SEl-4 S W 1-4 NE1-4, N l-2 N W l-4 NW1-4 SEl-4. N E l-4 NVV1-4 SEl-4, S W l-4 N W l-4 N E l-4 SEl-4, N l-2 SW’1-4 N E l-4 SEl-4, Sections, Township 3 South, Range 7 East, W il­ lamette Meridian, has filed notice of in­ tention to make three-year Proof, to establish claim to the land above des- 1 crihed, before the Register and Re­ ceiver of the United States Land O f­ fice, at Portland, Oregon, on the 4th day of September, 1917. Claimant names as witnesses: W . H. Creighton, o f Zig Z.ag, Ore­ gon: Mrs. Jennie Chapman, of Zig Zag, Oregon; M. C. V. Chapman, of Zig Z.ag, Oregon; John Malcomaon, o f Wel- chea, Oregon. Proof made under Act June 6, 1912, June 11, 190b. N. Campbell Register. L S H e n ry V. A dix, M. D. P h y s ic ia n and S urgeo n Office Adjoining Residence Local and Long Distance Telephone The doctor’s phone can he connected with your home phone at night if re«juested. One long ring Dr. L. A. W ells Associated with Dr. H. V. Adix D r. R. M orse P h y s ic ia n and S u r g eo n Tests Eyes and Fits Glasses Office on Main Str. between 1st and 2nd Residence: Main and 5th Sts. Telephone Connection Claude W. Devore Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public Estacada, JO H N Oregon. B R O W N The Insurance Man Oregon Fire Relief Ass’n O f McMinnville, Oregon. Also First Class O LD L IN E Insurance. Automobile Insurance A Specialty Phone 513 - GET TO BACK Gresham NATURE. L i v e tha S im p le L ife a n d W i n and H ap p in e ss. H e alth The movement to return to nature ami simple lift* is the solution offered to the high tost of living problem, but health experts and enthusiasts have found it to be the only way of right living or healthful living known today. They have adopted it as a safe road to health. They say that a return to ua- tine means good digestion, sound sleep, a clear head, a placid mind, content­ ment ami joy to be aliv e. Riit tlrst. they say. It menus getting «•lose to nature—liv ing out of doors ns much its possible by working, playing und resting in the open air and. above all, by steeping in the open air. "Out­ door sleeping is the best life preserver known.“ it means also going to the garden and orchard for your bill o ' (■re-tomatoes, lettuce, celery, spinach, turnips, beans, coin, peas, melons, ber­ ries. a ¡¡pies, peaches, plums and a.l other truits and green stuffs untouched by t re. 1 he real value «>f adopting the sim­ ple life. a»eooiditig to tire health ex- pe ts. lies In the pleasure vve tiud in living it. To do it grudgingly or with- jut knowing and appreciating its bene­ fits we hot h it and fall, hut to love health more tiian appetite and seek It Is to have health, comfort, ediclency and u long life. "Start the simple begin lr I