Eastern Clackamas news., January 31, 1918, Image 7

T H E OLD SAILOR AND TH E R E C R U IT
What’ s
the
use of paving such
a high price for Butter when you can get
' Oleomargarine at 75c
T h e 2 pound roll
which will do just as well for cooking.
ON SHIPBOARD YOU
GOT TO BE NEAT!
CHEW W -B CUT AND
YOU WON'T MUSS
UP THE SHIP.
THAT’S THE IDEA
SATISFYING AND
CLEAN C H EW !
a ND
THEN YOU DON’
MUSS UP YOUR FACE
W ITH A BIG WAD,
EITHER, r
Every Tuesday, from now on
we will have on hand a
fresh supply of
FISH
AT THE
PAUCE
MEAT
MARKET
Fresh Vegetables In Season
Pred Jorg, Proprietor
Estacada, Or.
Phone Main 83.
Broadway
B o n e r ’s
for
H U N TIN G LICENCES
Fishing Tackle
Tennis Balls
Fishing and Hunting Licenses
Cigars, Tobaccos, Confectionery
Soda Water and
Soft Drinks
Ice Cream
Headquarters for
Kodaks
Supplies
Printing
and Finishing.
Protect Your Baby
A Famous physician once said:
“ A law should prohibit the use of small
neck (hard to clean) bottle with tube
connections.
Use Stork Nursers
For Your Baby's Sake
The Estacada Pharmacy?
* For Jewelry and Watch Repairing
See
H. D. OLIVER
122 Second S t., Portland W h ere yoo eat off the Eatacada car
a) Waahlngtot St.
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George Goings On
Contributed
A Mr. and Mrs. Matthew and
son of Portland have lately moved'
onto the Maxwell place.
Mrs. J. Paulsen and Miss Dun­
can were Saturday night guests
at the Lee home in Bissell.
Frank Ahnert was through this
section last week with a petition,
seeking a change o f the mail
route.
Henry Joyner and son made a
trip to Oregon City last week.
C. A. Johnson motored to Port­
land Tuesday, returning Friday.
Frank Ochs, who is working at
the Closner mill, was home over
Sunday.
Elwood Items
Contributed
Orel, the little son o f Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Vallen is suffering
with a severe attack o f tonsilitis.
Miss Montie Cox, who has been
working in Estacada, has return­
ed home.
Miss Lucile Swank, spent the
week-end at the parental home
in Highland.
Mrs. L. P. Elliott, is caring for
the two Cornwall children, their
father being dangerously ill with
bronchial pneumonia.
The Sewing Circle meets at the
home of Mrs. Matt Park, Feb. 7.
John Jacobs of Vancouver visit­
ed his wife and son here for a
few days recently.
W e will make you a liberal allowance
on your O LD W A T C H
George Lawrence and sons of
if you want to buy a N E W W A T C H . Springwater have so far this
season lost three valuable horses,
with a fourth one now ill. Mr.
The Eastern Clackamas News
Lawrence recently purchased a
fine team from Clareuce Jubb o f
THE HOME PAPER, sent each week to
Viola.
Y O U R SO LD IER B O Y
for $1. per year.
Order now -
«
■ He wants it.
Mayor Lovelace of Estacada.
who for the past two weeks has
been suffering from an infected
arm, is still carrying it in a sling.
Bring your
FORD
.
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* .1 .. i1*
CAR
a,
#
when it needs to be “tuned up” or
repaired.
W e guarantee the
most
reliable work: the genuine
FORD-MADE materials and ask FORD prices.
It is our business to know all about FORD C AR S
and we have the necessary equipment with compe­
tent workmen and promise you prompt attention.
Estacada Garage
"The Bridge that will carry you
Safety over Auto Troubles . "
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J. W . Reed, Prop.
Estacada, Oregon
T ha H otel In tH# Forest.
ItllMMI'O. tilt* llCHIIt.V Spot of I ’Ol'tUgSl.
In u vast forest, In the n 'lile r of which
is situated on*, of the lineal hotels I ii
file country Tra ve le rs a rrivin g al llil*
noted hostelry
Invariably eomineul
111 hiii the iMialtlon of a < ertalu olive
tree standing JttM nitttdde the l/otel In
the renter of the road, most a w k w a rd ­
ly alttiated for train«'
T h e reason the
obstruction I d not cut down In due
to the fact that W ellington tied hla
horse to this Identical tree on the eve
of the battle of Itusai'o. 1N10, and the
In convenience la put up with out of
respect for the ifreat general
An an­
cient m onastery form erly stood on the
site of the hotel, and W ellington Is said
to have slept there on the eventful eve.
-N e w York Sun.
N o Recommendation.
Signor Marconi. In ail Interview In
W ashington, praised A m eritan democ­
racy.
“ O ver here.” he said, ” you re#|*« t
man for wliut he Is him self- nor for
w hat his fam ily Is and thus you re­
m ind me of the gardener In Itologna
who helped me with my ttrat wireless
apparatus
“ As m y m o the rs gardeaerand I were
w orking on m y apparatus together a
young count joined ns one day. and
while tie watched its work ttie count
tsiastcd of hla lineage
“ T h e gardener, a Her listening a long
while, smiled and said:
“ *lf you come troto an ancient fam ­
ily It's so iniicli the worse for vou. sir,
for ns we gardeners say. the older the
seed Hie W«iise the crop ' ”
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