Want and For Sale Column 5 cents per line, ('ash in advance ('ASH PAID for Junk Econo mize, save your HAGS, RUB BER, IRON* and METAL of all kinds and bring them to Jerry Jones, The Junk Man. Pool Room, Estqcada. We are the Agents for the World s Largest Line, WALL PAPERS saddfand paik t o S .1 nn?s y"' and our Sample Books display' a vast (»Id horse suitable for driving and variety^ Artistic Designs and Colors light ranch work. Estacado 1 " Waaa1“ Kor st KanK“r The William Dale Company Estacada FOR SALE 1916 Dodge Car in excellent condition, shows lit-j r i tie wear, run only 51»/0 miles, tires (2 new), completely equip- ped. ('all at News office or at P. F. Standish ranch, Garfield. Owner going East, reasonable terms on good paper. to the FOR SALE 3 Pips, 3 months old. Come and see them. E. E. Jenkins, Lower Garfield. FOR SALE Riding and driv ing Horse, weight about 1000lbs. Also Buggy if wanted. M. C. Glover, Phone Estacada. si COME Address Barton, II 1. WANTED YOUR Evergreen Berries String Beans of «11 kinds Prunes & Green Gages Advise us what vegetables You have for sale. Estacada Cannery GEORGE COMMUNITY FAIR Friday Sept 7,1917 PROFESSIONAL CARDS Henry V. Adix, M. D. P h y sic ia n a n d S urgeon Office Adjoining Residence Local and Long Distance Telephone The doctor’s phone can be connected with your home phone at night if requested. One long ring Dr. L. A. Wells Drntiit Associated with Dr. H. V. Adix Dr. R. Morse P h y sic ia n a n d S u r g e o 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, Oregon. JO H N B R O W N The Insurance Man Come prepared to spend the day. Oregon Fire Relief Ass’n Bring your lunch. Also First Class OLD LINE Insurance. AutomobiTe Insurance A Specialty cAll Night Dance Good Music Dover Doings Contributed There will be all day services at the Dover Church on Sunday, Sept. 2nd. Basket dinner will be enjoyed at noon and Dr. T. B. Ford will be present, as it is the Fourth Quarterly Conference. Several of the Dover boys have gone to tight fire in the vicinity of Mt. Hood. J. W. Exon lost one of his two Airedale dogs lust weelj, follow ing an encounter with a porcu pine, which the dogs killed, but they in turn sufiered from the effects of the deadly quills. A party of 38 enjoyed the Bon- Fire Party last Saturday even ing, where weiners and marsh mallow's w'ere roasted and games played. Walter Kitzrniller of Gresham is harvesting the -crop on the Walton place here.' Dr. D. A. Waiters of Portland occupied the pulpii of the Dover Church Sunday and spoke on “Liberties an d Freedoms of America. ” George Kitzrniller is now away, being employed with the O. &‘C. I^nd Grant classifiers. Joe and Jim DeShazer of Fir- wood visited Bob DeShazer of Company D. at Camp Withy- combe last Thursday. All hands are busily harvest ing in this community at this time. Eagle Creek Notes i'on tribute«! S. M. Miller, wife and four Mrs. Jean Ewing of Olathe, Hattie Belfils of Estacada who daughters of South English, Io and Mrs. Mamie Edgar of Ster came over to spend the week wa are guests at the W. H. Hol ling, Kansas,* after an extended with Miss Nettie Woodle, was der home in Estacada this week. visit at the home of their son and brother, Frank Ewing of Viola, called home to care for her moth er. who was hurt in an auto ac Mrs. R. M. Standish of Esta left this week for their homes. cada. who is one of the commit cident the other evening. in charge of the C.I.C. dance Jerry Jones’ Pool Hall in Es Mrs. Will Douglass very de tee improved by the lightfully entertained The Help next Saturday evening, favors tacada is of being a shingled, suspended ing Hand at her home last Wed making it a masquerade affair, addition that she can a* tend, swathed awning in front, being built by nesday afternoon. After the so in the which she is now Adolph Sagner. serving of refreshments all ad wearing bandages on her face to relieve a Mrs. Grace Green and Mrs. journed. to meet S«*pt. Pith with severe attack of poison-oak. Mrs. Dick Gibson, and all mem Frank Morris and daughter Ber bers and friends are invited to Mrs. Will Miller of Portland is nice of Portland were guests at l»e present. the J. Lovelace home in Es week visiting among her tacada on F. Sunday. Roy Douglass made a business ¡this relatives, C. C. Miller of Estaca- trip to Portland last Friday. !da, Robert and Adolph Miller of Mrs. C. E. Dockendorf of Mor Miss Nettie Woodle spent Sun George and Ed and Ray Miller of row Station is on the sick list day with Estacada friends. Viola. and under the care of a physician. Walter Douginas hauled lumber last week, for the school, with There will be a dance at Cogs which to build a new wood-shed. well's Hall, Eagle Creek. Satur A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Rav Esehelman and Mrs. C. After her Sunday’s visit at day evening, Sept. 8th. M. Sparks of Estacada and Mrs. home. Miss Vemo Beckett re ,Fred of Roseburg is turned to Portland that evening, Sunday afternoon by H. F. and now in Johnson the Squaw huckel- accompanied !»\ her sister, Miss wife and Harvey Gibson. The berry patch, where Lake a medium trip was a very trying one for crop of berries is reported this Mahle. the Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Preister old gentleman, as he has been year. • . were the Sunday guests of Mr. quite ill for some time. and Mrs. Roy Douglass and went Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglass Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richards to Snag Camp on a black-berry and children visited with Mr. of Echo, Oregon were guests at ing trip. and Mrs. N. L. Kirchem of the Harken rider home early this James Gibson of Barton, hav Logan. Sunday. week on their return from an ex ing expressed ihe desire to see Perry Murphev is suffering tended his son. H. S.,. was brought up from an attack of the mumps. ifornia. auto tnp through Cal Of McMinnville, Oregon. Phone 513 - Gresham