Thursday, September 25, 1919
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEvVS
Page Three
“An ounce of prevention is worth a. pound of cure”
Want and For Sale Column
cents per line. Cash in advance
fDR SALE Italian Prune
trees, one old. extra tine.
9-11 10-1 O. W. Failing,
Fstacada. lit. 1.
TRUCK HAULING By the
day or ton, any time, any where.
Leave orders or phone me at Fs
tacada Garage. Cal Farrar.
9-11 i0-2
In addition to our large stock of
WANTED 15 or 20 good
light weight Ball Band rubbers, we
thrifty shoats weighing between
60
and .SO lbs., scrubs not want
have the heavy rubber boots as
ed. Address W. P. Kirchem,
shown in the accompanying cuts.
Oregon City, Route 2.
9-25
There will be no excuse for you
BEES FOR SALE Any num
ber of colonies up to fifty, well
getting your feet wet as our prices
supplied with honey for the com
are most reasonable.
ing winter. Joel B. Bowman,
9 IS 25 Fstacada, Ore. 4
We keep also a full line of boys’
tennis shoes.
WANTED A good horse, to
weigh about 1200 lbs.
Tom Watson, Rt. 3‘ Fstacada.
9-18-25
WANTED A buck sheep,
either Shropshire or Hampshire.
Let me know what you have.
Your Satisfaction is Our Success
Chas. Kaufman, Bissell, Or.
% 2t
FOR SALE About 100 bush
els of oats and vetch seed 5 ets.
pef 11). also 2 cows coming fresh
in a month. O. N. Orko,
9 18 25
Eagle Creek, Ore.
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WHY? ASK THE MAN WHO DRIVES ONE.
FOR SALE Winter vetch and
rye seed. W. K. Corbin, Rt. I
9 18 25
FOR SAUK OR TRADE One
4 year old mare, weight about
900 lbs. gentle and broke to sad
dle, make good buggy horse; also
Y X Positively all work guaranteed and • if not satisfactory
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• at our expense.
will • make • it right
2 year old mare colt.
10-9
E. C. Strong. Boring, Ore. Rt. 2
COME IN AND GIVE US A TRIAL.
WANTED Some wild black
berries in quart jars. State
Fresh stock of—
price. F. C. Strong, Boring, Or.
Rt. 2.
9-25 10-9
ALWAYS ON HAND
AT THE RIGHT PRICES
FOR SALE It) bead of An
gora goats at $5.00 a nea.I.
John Marshall. Rt. 2. Bx o
ROY W ILCOX, Proprietor
MONEY TO LOAN $P,000 at
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Our
Motto
is:
SERVICE
Eire
Proof
Garage
Protects
Your
Cars
a reasonable rate of interest on
*»*
first class security. Inquire at
the office of the Eastern C'.acka-'
mas News.
9-25 10-2
kin’s remedies and extracts.
UPPER EAGLE ( REEK
afternoon.
Mrs. R. B. Gibson and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gibson
Mrs. Jennie Wallace, Mr. and
WANTED To buy grain, af
were
the
dinner
guests
of
Mr.
Mrs.
E.
Naylor
were
Gresham
Mrs. Charles Wallace and child
ter the first of the month. See
Fair
visitors
on
Friday.
and
Mrs.
F.
Hoffmeister,
Sunday.
ren, of Camas, Wash., Mrs.
me before selling.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Douglass
Pearl Reed and daughter Helen,
School commenced last week
10-2
U. S. Morgan
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar 9-25
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Yettick and
in District No. 50, with Miss
WHEAT AND OAT STRAW
Benson Sunday,
daughter Edith, of Portland,
Kathryn Dark of Vancouver, as
foe sale at $1.00 a load. 1 mile
Rev. I. F. Dark of Vancouver, north
teacher.
were guests at the home of Mrs.
of Springwater. 10 2
Wash., was the guest of his
Viola Douglass .vcently.
H. H. Hoffmeister was a
John
Marshall, Rt.2. Bx 8
daughter, Miss Kathryn, for a
Owing to the busy season no
Cresham Pair visitor, Saturday
day or two this <veek.
FOR SALE Horse, 7 years
grange meeting was held at the
II. F. Gibson and wife, and
Joe
Williams
of
Portland,
was
old, weight 1,500 lhs.
Crange Hall on Saturday.
James Gibson of Barton, were
out
this
way
Sunday.
H. M. Duns. 10 2
up this way Sunday evening.
C. H. Lane the Watkin’s
R.
C.
Doming
bought
a
truck
agent, and son Dick, were up
Mrs. Katie Douglass was call
W. F. Morris of Portland is
load of prunes from YYalter
this w-av last week, selling Wat-
ing on Mrs. Ray Woodle Sunday
Douglass on Monday.
helping in the hank this week.
Keep your feet dry and avoid
the flu this winter.
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East Clackamas Supply Co.
Leads in Sales!
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