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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
Thursday, July 24, 1919
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CAN
CANNING TIME!
T he Jazz Column
WITHOUT
MOULD
G Á sík ris
W e keep
also
The W ell Known
MASON CAP
Econom y J a rs
SPOILAGE
S E L F S E A L I N G " B R AN D
W e carry
line
of Fruit
Jars.
Can while you can.
W e can
S I MP L E AS C A N BE
AND SEALS A L L REGU­
LAR MASON J A R S A B ­
SOLUTELY
AIR-TIGHT.
DOES N O T US E R U BB ER
RING.
PREVENTS
M O U L D I N G OR S POI L­
ING OF FOOD.
a complete
Shorts,
now
Mill Run,
supply you with Middlings,
Butter Fat,
B. C. S. Chop,
Roman Barley, Ground Barley and Oats.
Sugar Special
Fruit or Berry Sugar for
canning p u rp oses........
100 p o u n d s............ $9.60
E S T A C A D A F E E D CO.
FEED
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W e Believe
LEE S. BRONSON
GROCERIES
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LUMBER
“A Satisfied Customer is the Best Advertisement. ”
HARRY C. REID
MILTON D. EVANS
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BE A L E A D E R
" .1 it'H/ and treat leader !\Jtt A m uhole community and may tiji an /nitre naMon*’ — E ly
An immense problem in reconstruction confronts the present generation.
Are you doing your utmost to prepare to lead in its solution?
Oregon Agricultural College
J. A. Somers has gone to Kan­
sas on a business trip and will be
absent for some time.
Mrs. F. W. Gartner of Port­
land, is the guest of Mrs. E. E.
Saling at the Estacada.
Mrs. W. A. Heylman accom­
panied Mrs. Mae Belknap who
has been visiting her for two
weeks, back to Portland Wed­
nesday evening.
Joel B. Bowman of Upper Gar­
field has an apiary of over sixty
hives. He reports a good honey
season and to support his state­
ment, he has delivered a number
of cases containing 24 pounds
each, to local merchants. Bee­
keeping to those who have a nat­
ural love for bees, is a most fas­
cinating pursuit, and in good sea­
sons very profitable.
Trai n» for I r n d r r t h i p i n t h e i ndu»tric* a n d p r o f r u i o n s a» follows
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Three regular terms—Fall term begins September 22, 1919
For College Cat al og. I l l us t r a t ed Bookl et a n d o t h e r informi i tt on ad d r es s
T H K R E G I S T R A R , Or e g o n Ag r i c u l t u r al College. Corvall i s
A party consisting of R. F.
Snyder, wife and son, J. 0.
Rounds and family Mulino, J. F.
Snyder and Mrs. Theo. Harders,
leaves Sunday morning for Yu-
quina Bay. They will go in
their cars by way of Corvallis and
will be gone aUnit a week.
Ixiok up the ad. of Roy Meyers
of Ragle Creek in this issue. He
is representing the Farm Utilities
Co. of Portland, and wishes to
let the public know that tho wa­
ter system advertised, is install­
ed in his house, and he will be
triad to show it there in operation
to any one wishing to see it.
Boiling points nr* vaporizing
points. The full, uniform chain
o f boiling points is necessary in
high quality gasoline. Red Crown
has th err. F,cok for the Red
Crown si jn before you fill.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Cal> nia)
ffspt \yy ^Quality
J. L. LACEY, Special A gen t. Park Place, Oregon.