I From One W h o Knows f Thrift Is Now A National Slogan The American people are waking up They resent the charge that they are wasteful Rank deposits all over the country are increasing by leaps and bounds Are YOU a depositor? + + * If you are not, join the financial preparedness army. Manage to lay aside a certain amount of cash. W e’ l! he triad to explain our bank­ ing system. Cash in bank means a lot to you. It prepares you for an emergency. If there is a slump after the war, ready cash will tide you over. If there is business expansion, a goodly bank account will find you ready for it. ♦ ♦ + + + See us^today about that account of yours *W e do all kinds of banking E stacada State Bank + + + + + * + + + + + Eagle Creek. Ore., August 9. 1917. Cascade Carage, Estacada, Ore., Gentlemen; You asked me reeent'y how 1 liked my Chevrolet “ 490“ car. If I could not replace ti e iar. 1 would not sell it for twice what it cost me. The car was purchased by me from E. S. Peters Co.. Tuscan, Arizona. June 2nd, 1917. Strict­ ly stock car. 1 drove it two weeks before starting to Oregon, so was a comparatively green driver. My wife and 1 loaded the car to the guards and started across the Mojave desert which they would not let us travel dur­ ing the day on account ot heat. Then thru Grand Canyon and over grades as high as .‘15 V The entire distance covered was about 2400 times and the time on the road was a little less than ten days. * Average mileage a day was over 230. 1 kept accurate record of gasoline and the aver­ age mileage on gasoline was about 22 miles. 1 did not spend one cent for repairs and the car • is running as good as ever. So far as I now know, the Chevrolet will always be my choice of car. Yours very truly, F. C. Rehberg, Boring R. F. I). Ex-Postmaster Enters Partnership In Portland A. N. Johnson, cx-nostmuster of Estacada spent a few days here last week settling up busi­ ness matters preparatory to his return to Portland, where he lias gone into partnership with Roger Cary, formerly of Estacada. in the razor sharpening business. Mr. Can established this busi­ ness several months ago and now has such a large patronage that a second sharpening machine and a partner are needed. Estacada Girl Keeps Wedding Secret While a few of her Ultimate friends may have known of her marriage, soon after its occur­ rence, it has but recently become generally known that Miss Ven- ita Page, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Page of Estacada. was married to “ Han” Hogan of Gladstone early in June. Mrs. Hogan is a graduate of the Estacada High Schools, where she was one of the prettiest and most popular members of her class, later going to Oregon City where up to the time of her mar­ riage she was employed. Mr. Hogan is employed as a machityst in i.ne of the Oregon City mills and with his bride is making his home at Gladstone. ( F’aiit Aiiv) Leroy D. Walker, ^President Thomas Yocum, Vice President I r w i n I). W r i g h t , Cashier + + ♦ ♦ ♦ + + ♦ + Jack Krigbaum of Gat field last week handled the mail delivery on R. F. 1). 1. Estacada. ♦ ♦ + ♦*/ m 1 I l a f SPECIALS For one week only ¿ fc w jg S i : / iTTiHIÍri / if' 1 III ECO N O M IC MILITARY A N D PREPA R ED N ES S M y JtìS ÈS S k TH E UNIVERSITY OF OREGON 4 b fl In a d d llla n lo c o m p i a l a c o u r a o a in s o n a r a l and a c i o n t i f i c o d u c a t i o n , o t t a r a f u ll o p p o r t u n i t i a a in ..T h o n J lI ML t f . M I L I T A R Y D R ILL, D O M E S T IC S C IE N C E A R T S AND C O M M E R C E P la n lo r o ffo c tlv o fu tu ro a o rvlco . Y o u r c o u n try n o o d a i t. B o n d f o r f r o o i l l u s t r a t e d b o o k l e t s . “ T r a i n ttia B r a i n f o r P o a c a o r W a r “ a n d “ T h e W o m a n a n d tb a U n iv e r s it y .” A d d i saa R e g is tr a r, U N IV E R S IT Y O F O R E G O N . E u g e s e , O re g o n Wide Mouth Mason Jars *««• $1.10 % r e g u la r p rice $ 1 . 2 5 Bee Hive Complete - - $2.00 r e g u la r p rice S p r ay $ 2 .2 5 Pumps - - 35c r e g u la r p r ic e 5 0 c Hog Tonic - 25 pound pail - $3.00 r e g u la r p ric e $ 3 .7 5 Stock Tonic - 25 pound pail - $3.00 r e g u la r p ric e $ 3 . 7 5 We have a good Grain line of Sacks See us before buying. Estacada Feed & Lumber Co. L. S. BRONSON M. D. K VANS Estacada, - O. C. S. GERBER Oregon. Nine loaded-full and packed in- tight autos, belonging to the good people of the Christian Church were r e q u i r e d last Friday in conveying the children and grown-ups to Eagle Creek on the Columbia Highway, where the annual Sunday School picnic of the Estacada Christian Church was held. All report an enjoy­ able day, with no mishaps to mar the festivities. Mrs. Henry Spiess of Estacada returned last week to her home, following an extended absence on their farm in the western part of the county. The News has been requested to announce that the Willamette University will open its first se­ mester October 2, 1917 instead of September 20th as scheduled. This action was found necessary to accomodate many students who are employed in the harvest fields. 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