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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1918)
Wedding Bells hail to Ring R. C. Herring, the announce ment of whose wedding appears on the front page of this issue, advises the News office this morning, that his plans were changed and he did not get married, Rol had previously bought cigars for his Estacada friends and asked that a write-up of the affair appear in the News, and our only regret is that he did not call at the News office personally this morning. Walter Givens of Estacada is now occupying the pulpit of th^ Christian Church at Kent, Ore gon, making the trip each week end. C. M. Davis of Springwater is now arranging his farming so that he can be away for the sum mer, expecting to go to eastern Oregon, where he will be employ ed with his tractor. Mr. Davis is selling off most of his livestock and after Monday next will dis continue his usual weekly grind ings of grain. Several news items from the rural districts were received this week too late for publication, but will appear next week. Draft Of Fifteen Takes Garfield Boy E. H. S. Echoes Prof. Wilson and his class in economics last Monday visited the Estacada State Bank, where Mr. H. C. Stephens explained the intrieasies of banking, the hand ling of checks, drafts and money. Owing to sickness among the members of the Junior class, they were unable to give the chapie program Wednesday morning, so Rev. Spiess and E. W. Bartlett were secured as speakers. Their talks were interesting and educa tional and enjoyed by ad. A Junior Red Cross has been organized in the high school and ali are working with great zeal. On Friday, the 22nd, the girls of the Adeiphic society will give a program, to which all are in vited. E. H. S. has lately been fortun ate in obtaining the services of o u t s i d e speakers. Dr. i'. B. Ford, father of our ex-principal delivered an address Thursday and later that day, G. J. Taylor editor of the Molalla Pioneer, cheered all with one of his char acteristic humorous talks. The track team is practising every night and has recently pur chased some new apparatus, in cluding a vaulting pole and is preparing for the dual me e t against Gresham, which takes place shortly. The girls are also practising the s h o r t dashes, three-legged races etc. Clackamas County’s quota of fifteen, to leave March 29th for training at American Lake, in duces but one man from this pari of the county, namely Harry C. l.eid of Garfield. It was announced that this Get A Real Man draft would take no man occupied On The Job in farm work, but in Mr. Reid’s pla e, he probably asked no ex- em )tion, as fie has been eager to enlist since the outbreak of the war, but on some slight techni cality having been refused d - fore. Among the sales made by the Estacada Garage recently are in cluded a 4 ton Velie truck to Jess Cromer of Estacada; a Ford car to W. E. Cromer of Logan and Ford cars to Walter Givens of Estacada and Rev. Ghormley, former pastor of the Estacada Christian Church. Jim Abbott of Estacada, after a few months spent at Pleasant Home, Oregon, returned to Esta cada Tuesday. Delivery was made this week b> the Cascade Garage of a Chev rolet car to U. S. Morgan of Es tacada. R. N. StanfiUd FORD FOR SALE In First Republican for Class Condition. United States Senator Cazadero Merc. Co. Oregon’s resources are being FOR SALE Six red shoats, neglected. weight about 751bs. Phone. Distribution of war expendi Art Perry, Garfield. tures is unequal. How’s This* o ffer O ne H u n d re d D o lla rs We R e w a rd fo r an y case of C a ta rrh th a t c a n n o t be cu red by H a ll's C a ta rrh C ure. H a ll's C a ta rrh C u re h a s b een ta k e n by c a ta r r h s u ffe re rs fo r th e p a st th irty -liv e y ears, an d h e s becom e k n o w n a s th e m o st re lia b le rem ed y fo r C a ta rrh . H a ll's C a ta rrh C u re a c ts th ru th e B lood on th e M ucous su rfa c e s, e x p e llin g th e P o iso n fro m th e B lood an d h e a lin g th e d ise a se d p o rtio n s. A fte r you h av e ta k e n H a ll’s C a ta rrh C u re fo r a s h o rt tim e you w ill see a g re a t im p ro v e m e n t In y o u r g e n e ra l h e a lth . S ta rt ta k in g H a ll's C a ta rrh C u re a t once an d g e t rid o f c a ta rrh . S end fo r te stim o n ia ls, free. F. J. C H E N E Y & CO., T oledo. Ohio. S old by a ll D ru L g ists. 75c. Friends Contributed bv Estacada High School Some communities are going to be hard hit because their nat ural sources of income have been cut off and they will have no money with which to meet the additional taxation and war bond quotas. It is poor business. Put bus iness methods and intelligence in office. (Paid advertisement Stanfield Sena torial League, 203 Northwestern Bank Building, Portland.) That long promised assortment of DRY GOODS is here at last! here are a few of our attractive prices. Novelty cloth 25c yd. Striped waisting 25c Splash voile 40c Seed ” 25c Flowered ” 25c Barred organdie 50c Poplin, white and colored 45c Pique 30c and 40c Chantung, natural 90c Wash silks 35c Table cloths, tan and blue 80c Taffeta $2.00 Georgette Crepe 2.25 Crepe De Chine 1.75 We still handle General Wares, such as BROOMS $1 KEROSENE 15c gal Graniteware - Glassware - etc Agents for Brunswick Phonographs. PARK AND CLOSNER ESTACADA. m Mr. Farm er With horses and wagon it t a k e s you from half a day to a whole day to make a round trip to town, once or twice a week, to do your necessary buying of supplies. In other words, it costs you from $2.50 to $5.00 everytime you make a trip, at present wage for a man and team. The same trip by automobile, driving in either the Chevrolet on Dodge Car would take you from one to two hours, at a cost of your time and auto expense of from 50c to $1. And in the mean time your team can be working on the farm. Let us show you where it will be an economy and a pleasure for you to own a Chevrolet or Dodge. Ask us for a demonstration and easy terms of sale. Cascade Garage S. P. Pesznecker J. C. Peterson Sales Agents for DODGE CHEVROLET BUICK CADILLAC Republic Trucks Brunswick Tires Cleveland Tractors