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EASTERN C L A C K A M A S N E W S Thursday, February 6, 1919 (Continued from Page 2) Trains Arrive from Portland chev**on on his right arm. I fear that this has been too long a letter, but as it is my first offence, 1 trust that you will pardon its length, and take its contents as they are truly meant, which is sincere appreciation of the home newspaper for the past year and a half. Hoping soon to sight the Statue o f Liberty and later the M. E. church tower on my return to old Estacada, I am, Sincerely yours, Sgt. Chester F. Womer. Co. M. 162 Inf., A. E. F., France According to thd new schedule the arrival o f trains from Port land is as follows: No. 10, 8:24 a. m.. No. 14, 12:24 p. m., No. 20, 4:24 p. m.. No. 26, 6:24 p. m. Mail and express arrive on Nos. 10 and 20. THREE POINT CRANKSH AFT. PUMP OIL AN D W ATER COOLING SYSTEM. HARRISON RADIATOR. BROWN-LIPE-CHAPIN GEARS Captain William H. Heylman, son of Postmaster and Mrs. W. A. Heylman, o f this city, is com mander of the 309th Motor Trans port Corps in France. On Decem ber 15 he and his unit were ati Dijon, but his parents think, from what he has written, that they have been sent with the advance Army base into Germany, as a part of the Third Army. Captain Heylman is in the regulars, hav ing enlisted five years ago. —Oregonian A STARTING AND L I G H T I N G SYSTEM TH A T A L W A Y S WORKS. THE GREAT CHEVROLET VALVE IN H E A D MO TOR. $ S S FOR P O W E R —S P E E D — E C O N O M Y . T H E SE F E A T U R E S N O T IN A N Y C A R W I T H I N $ 1 0 0 . 0 0 O F ITS PRICE. O. D. E B Y Attorney-at-Law General Practice Confidential Adviser Oregon City, Oregon M.J. KERKES * p •• * Livestock of all kinds purchased. Phone or see HENRY GITHENS Currinsville. Y Y Y Y Y 4 4 Y 4 4 Y 4 4 Y CONFECTIONERY Kodaks and Supplies Rolls Developed Free When Prints Are Ordered Enlargements a Specialty ED. B O N E R ’ S LAU N D R Y AGENCY y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ? i I Y Y 1 y I s Y 'X -K -X -W -X -X -X -X -X -X -X -X -X -X K -X -X -X 'v V i î i ❖ Phonograph Needles Guaranteed to Plau « « 10 R E C O R D S ON ANY PHONOGRAPH * » ---------- f o r ï 4 Y The ESTACADA W A T E R S O D A D R I N K S L U N C H E S BOB’S PLACE R. G. MARCHBANK, \ ESTACADA, ORE. H E A D Q U A R T E R ' S A N D 1 F O R C I G A R S T O B A C C O s a l e a t ---------- Store PHARM ACY DON’T ALL COME AT 0NCE-T11ERE WILL SOON BE ENOUGH FOR ALL— AT LAST We are Authorized to Take Orders for Ford 5-Passenger Touring Cars A N D T H E G R E A T E S T F A R M NECESSITY OF THE AGE The Ford One Ton Truck When the United States called • ■ t for men to battie against the Huns, one o f the first to respond W E A L S O SELL was John E. H. Simpson, Jr., son o f the Rev. John E. H. Simpson. At once an opportunity was pre sented for the young man to enter a naval training station to qualify — W hen you want to buy a T O U R I N G C A R , don’t for for a commission. get the M A X W E L L 1919, it is S O M E C A R . “ N o ," the lad replied, “ I ’ llen — W e also handle the old R E L IA B L E V E L IE . list as a common sailor, work hard and either earn a commission — In second hand cars we have some good buys in Fords, or make a mighty good common 1917 Maxwells, Flanders Roadster and 5 Pass. Chevrolet. t sailor.” — W hen in need of anything in our line call and let us Young Mr. Simpson is already at the very top c f the non-com make you some prices that will astonish you and don’t for missioned sailor’s rank, being get that J. M. M E L T O N , our old reliable auto mechanic warrant officer, assigned to the is still in charge of our repair department. • U. S. S. Mercurius, now bound for Constantinople. He has cross ed the ocean on two round trips on the tanker Sudbury, and writes that it is pleasant to be = = = = = 1 =--------- J . W . R E E D , Prop, and Owner afloat now that there is no need WK SOLICIT A RIGHTEOUS SHARK OF YOUR to dodge U-boats. He has com PATRONAGE, AND WI LL TRY AND MKRIT IT. pleted a course at Pelham Bay Training Station and has just -UL - finished his work at Stevens In gon Agricultural College at the Still o f Portland spent Sunday ¡with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Still. stitute, preparatory to receiving outbreak o f the war. Oregonian. an Ensign’s commission. Young Fred Bowers and family are Mr. Simpson was within a few moving to Wilsonville this week months o f graduation at the Ore- where Mr. Bowers is to he em ployed on a farm. L O W E R E A G L E C R EEK $100 Reward, $100 In a d ve rte n tly O m itted Last Week VELIE AND MAXWELL TRUCKS Livestock Buyer and Butcher. 4 4 f S O D A * LY N ITE PISTONS. . Page Seven I ! 4 4 Y 4 ? ! Estacada Garage The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn tha^ there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all ita stages and that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly Joe Fuches left last week to Influenced by constitutional conditions requires constitutional treatment. Hall's enlist in U. S. Marine. Catarrh Medicine is taken Internally and acts thru the Blood on the M ucoub Sur Adolph Still recently received faces of the System thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, giving the his discharge from the army. patient strength by building up the con stitution and assisting nature In doing Its work. The proprietors have so much Sherry Bravander came home faith In the curative power o f Hall's i Catarrh Medicine that they offer One from Portland recently suffering Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials. with the flu. Address F. J. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo. Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 76c. Guy Munger returned to camp Kerney Tuesday. Mrs. Arthur Northrup o f Seattle spent Sunday with her rqother Mrs. C. W. Smith. Mrs. Iva Strang returned to her home in Sunnyside Sunday, after the death o f her mother Mrs. R. E. Munger and her recovery o f a Mi«« Minnie Mnsson nml Will serious attack o f pneumonia.