Thursday, June 19, 1919
LOCAL BREVITIES
AND NEWS ITEMS
Mrs. G. Schmid and baby went
to Portland Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. A. K. Morton arrived
Saturday from Portland for the
weekend.
M. C. Adlon was another Port­
land visitor Friday, taking in the
Rose Festival.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Botkin, of
Garfield, spent the day in Port­
land Saturday.
Mrs. William Held, of George,
was taken to the Good Samari­
tan hospital at Portland Monday
evening, and operated on Tues­
day morning1 there for appendi­
citis, by Dr. McCall.
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THURSDAY NIGHT,
JUNE 19th
HELEN
HOLMES
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The Lost Express
THE LATEST
AND MOST
THRILLING PHOTO-
NOVEL!
Serially
at this
Theatre
Every
Thurs­
day!
CHAPTER VIII
“THE MOUNTAIN KING“
The Mountain King mine de­
velops as an immensely valuable
property.
Helen and Muiphy by trailing
Pitts discovers traces of “The
Lost Express.” Detective Mur­
phy is convinced that the missing
train is camouflaged by the skil­
ful foreign gang.
General Thurston urges Mur­
phy to locate the missing train at
any expense, and Helen deter­
mines to go with the railway
detective on the trail.
Young Bonner, the clerk, who
is devoted to Helen, handicaps
the search by following her, be­
ing jealous of Murphy’s atten­
tion.
essue HayaKawa in
“HIS BIRTHRIGHT”
SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 21st
Beatriz Michlena In
“ Just a Squaw ”
The Family
Theatre
ADMISSION:
10 and
2f> cents!
W. E. Linn,
Manager.
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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
E. Thomas came into this of- Mrs. A. R. Sparks writes from
Lyle Wagner accompanied by
fice Saturday to renew his sub- Oakland, Calf., that they a in­
his sister, Miss Ida, is visiting
scription*
Mr. Thomas l ef t rived safely but were delayed a
at Marshfield and Coos Bay
Tuesday for Tillamook where he littleenroute by machine troubles,
points.
intends to reside, having bought owing to their car being a new
Mrs. 1). B. Herring, Mrs. E.
a ranch in that vicinity.
one and not pioperly adjusted.
E. Saling with Irene and Ted,
were Rose Festival attendants
-o o o
on Friday in Portland.
D on’t Let the Grass Grow Under Your F eetin the Garden
The Portland Elks will have a
Field or Lawn W hen Our
picnic in the park on Sunday.
“Hello Bill! hope you will have a
Garden Hand Cultivators, 5 Tooth
good time!”
Dr. L. A. Wells and family
One Horse Cultivators and Superior
left for Roseburg Sunday to visit
Mrs. Wells’ parents at that
Lawn Mowers
place. They will be back by
WILL KEEP YOUR GARDEN CLEAN AND
Monday.
UP-TO-DATE!
Mrs. M. H. Evans returned
from Portland Saturday after­
Special Prices Next Week on Garden
noon, and was accompanied by
he” little grandson, John Hub­
Lawn Mowers and Pai nt s!
bard Standish.
Gallon
J. E. Schenk has removed
Sherman-Williams Paint Regular Price $4.40 Special $3.95
from Springwater to Estacada,
s Acme Paint - - - Regular Price 3.40 Special 2.95
and he and his family are oc­
GARDEN HOSE 50 ft. with Couplings
cupying one of the residences
Catalogue Price—Rubber $8.25 - - - - Special $7.50
belonging to John Page.
Catalogue Price Cotton $7.75
Special 7.00
Mrs. 0. E. Smith and children
LAWN MOWERS 1(5 in., Catalogue Price $8.35 Sp’l $6.95
left last week for Independence,
Kan., where .she will spend the
summer with the relatives of her
husband. She stops en route at
Denver, Col., where Mr. Smith
IMPLEMENTS
HARDWARE FURNITURE
is working.
Capt. Raymond Wells, who
has lately returned from over­
seas and has received his dis­
charge, visited his brother, Dr.
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Wells was in the Army dental
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department.
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W. S. Lovejoy and wife leave
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this week for Everett, Wash, to
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attend a camp meeting of the
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members of the apostolic faith.
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They will make the trip in their
car with trailer behind in which
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they can sleep and store all their
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paraphernalia. They do not ex­
If you have a Hundred Dollars or a
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pect to return to Estacada.
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Thousand Dollars, or more or less,
The N ews has received a card
from S. Pesznecker, mailed at
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don’t loose interest on it while you are
Palo Alto, Calf., where he was
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waiting for a permanent investment.
visiting old friends. He said the
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trip down was made in good
Call
and
let
us
explain
to
you
how
you
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shape, altho the roads at places
were hard on a machine. He is
rap earn Four percent interest while
delighted with the California
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roads and wishes Oregon had the
waiting and have the money at com­
like. California will expend
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mand at any time.
$40,000,000 fer roads this year.
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J. W. Reed and family and M.
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B. Signs and family went to
Portland Friday to take in the
Festival. While there they saw
the aeroplane casualty at East-
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moreland. They were only a
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block away from the spot where
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it fell. It made a resounding
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crash as it struck the pavement.
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(’all and get one of our taut financial statement«.
Mr. Reed went up and looked at
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Our growth will irterent you.
the remains. The machine was
completely smashed up and the
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bodies of the aviators ground to
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pieces. The sight was most
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