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Double
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Front Lace - Back Lace - Dancing and Sport Corsets.
All Sizes 20 to 28 In Colors Pink and White.
Guaranteed Rust Proof. Prices $1.50 to $6.
EAST CLACKAMAS SUPPLY CO.
ESTACADA
§om e of our Estacada boys, now “ doing
’ their bit” * have left their cars with us
FO R S A LE . So here’s your chance to get a BARGAIN in a
1917 •• Dodge Touring Car or 1915 - Dodge Touring Car or 1918 •• Ford Runabout.
All in good conditi ion.
Here is also a chance for you to Save Money on a
Brunswick and Goodyear Tires.
In fact we have just 14 Brunswicks and 6 Goodyears. Save money hy buying now
before the next rise in rubber prices takes place.
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Estacada
Abe Ames, federal hunter o f
this district returned to Estaca
da Wednesday from a few days
trip in the mountains, with his
pack horse carrying the remains
of one wild cat and two coyotes,
which he had trapped along the
south side o f the Clackamas.
A telegram was received by
Mrs. M. H. Evans o f Estacada
on Wednesday from her son Mil-
ton, who is stationed at Camp
Lewis, stating that he expected
to leave that camp shortly. It is
probable that Ted Ahlberg o f Es
tacada, who is in the same com
pany will be transferred at the
same time.
The second l e s s o n in t h e
governm ent’s course in “ first aid
nursing” was held Wednesday
evening at Estacada, with lie-
tween thirty and forty women
present. A ll were enthusiastic
over the work and are now con
versant with the difference be
tween the ulna and clavicle, a
compound and a green stick frac
ture and know where to look for
the juglar vein and the carter-
oid artery.
HAIR WORTH MORE. THAN GOLD
L a c k F ro m H o a d of the Im m o rta l
G eorge W a sh in g to n
Sum
of F iv e H u n d re d D ollars.
It I* a wise barber who knows his
famous customer», notes a writer. A
single hair from the bead of Shake
speare would be priceless today. Yet
he must frequently, metblnks. have
bad his hair cut. Most poets wear
their hair long, hut there comes u time,
even to a poet, when he must have It
trimmed at least. That Is the barber’s
chance.
A silver shell-shaped rellquard con
taining a lock of hair of Milton, to-
Kether with a lock of hair o f Eliza
beth Rarrett Browning, sold In I,on-
don at an auction recently for $400.
A lock o f Thackeray's hair, cut from
his head ufter hls death hy his daugh
ter, Anne, Lady Ritchie, fetched $100
at auction. Milton did not get quite
that much for “ Paradise Lost.” The
■ale of if lock o f Napoleon's hair for 18
shillings denotes a serious slump In
hair shares. Perhaps there was doubt
whether It ever grew on Napoleon’s
cranium at all. for In KtfO a similar
relic, much the sume color and texture,
realized $100, and a year earlier tws
locks were sold for $li!h and $‘J!\ re
spectively.
^
But probably the record was hrokea
In America, where most record* ara
doomed to he broken sooner or later,
for at an auction sale In New York a
lock of hair from the head of the Im
mortal George Washington fetched ths
sum of $n00.
P o w e r of M in d Over Body.
The true physician will utilize pow-
■r of the mind over the body. August
Pornte has said that doctors who hear
In mind only the animal side of hu
man nature should confine their prac
tice to animals— they should become
veterinary surgeon-
At the «sine
lime let u« avoid falling Into the other
extreme. To aay that "all Is mind'
is as wrong as to deny the Influence
of the mind over the body. Man has
both body and ml no brain and hrawu.
I/et us recognize sad utilise both In
striving to achieve * high grade of e f
ficiency. for In no other way may this
he done. In short, let i is avoid ex
tremes. That seems for many, to he
tk- most rfimrult of all thing»,