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SAFETY FIRST.
If you need Auto service, call me up at any time.
and give
good
service for a reasonable price. Also light trucking.
I handle in connection with Roy Myers, the—
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FOR SALE One 30-30 Rem
ington repeating rifle; one 10
horse power upright boiler; on 10
horsr power stationery engine; a
bargain. See Peszi.ecker. 2t
FOR SALE New water heat
er, about 30 gallons.
10- 30
W. K. Corbin, R. R. 1.
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EASTERN CLACK AM AS NEvVS
Thursday, October 30, 1919
I am also agent for the-----
WESTERN FARM LIGHTING SYSTEM
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justments will be made free of charge and the batteries looked after for one year.
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Agent for Mazda Lamps.
Pumps and fittings.
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FOR SALE Between 0 and 8
tons o f oat hay, loose, at $18.00
per ton. Enquire of
11- 13
G. H. Lichthorn.
FOR SALE Good clean gray
oats. Call at Mrs. Shankland,
corner of Morrow and Co. road.
10-23-30
L IF E IS SHORT» your mules
are slow. Let the FARRAR
TRUCK do your hauling.
Call
Estacada Garage.
11-13
W ANTED
stable manure.
THIRD
RED CROSS
ROLL CALL
November 2 to 11, 1919
Time to Re-Join
last week to make a trip through
Eastern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass
have moved from the Crane
place to the Ed Burnett farm in
Eagle Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gibson
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Will Douglass on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglass
and daughters, Mildred and Flo-
rice, were visiting at the home
of Herman Duus on Sunday.
ROLL OF HONOR
October
NOTICE
I hereby issue call for the fol
lowing warrants drawn on the
General Fund of School District
No. 108. Clackamas County,
Oregon, to-wit:
No.
Date
Amt.
Name
158 Feb. S, 1919 $ 50.00 N . M. Moody
20.1 Apr, 3, 1919
30.00 N. M. Moody
250 June 3, 1919
100.00 Crystal Jacobs
No interest after date of call.
Dated this 23rd dhy of October,
1919, Estacada, Clackamas Co.,
Oregon.
Mrs. Susie Sarver,
Clerk School Dist. No. 108.
UPPER EAG LE CREEK
Mrs.
Viola
Douglass and
daughter, Bina, have moved to
Portland to reside during the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle
made a trip to Salem last week,
returning home on Monday, ac
companied by their daughter,
Mrs. C. W. Pogue and baby son,
who are to be their guests a
short time.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Orke left
John Page, Peter Carrol, F. E.
Burns. E. C. Suter, R. Githens,
Earl Wagner, Ken Bartlett, M.
Woodle, John Stormer, Mrs. C.
A. Barr.
J. A. Somer, K. C. Hoygaard,
E. D. Allen, J. G. Hayman.
Cahill Bros., W. W. Dillon, W.
W. Corbin, A. H. Perry, J. D.
Stout, H. S. Hertwig, J. C.
Schenk, J. B. Linn, E. E. Han
nah, Jim M. Park, P. S. Stamp,
Mrs. J. A. Russell.
G. R. Crawford, T. Yocum, A.
J. Mills, W. A. Bard, W. Held,
T. C. McKay, J. C. Hillman.
T. C. Jubb, J. W. Cahill, E. S.
Womer, Mrs. Willis Cox, Elmer
Anderson, Fred
Hoffmeister,
Otto Paulsen.
LO W E R EA G LE C R EEK
Frank Parker of Kelseyville,
California visited his old mining
partner R. J. Devine last week.
Albert Horger h a s recently
bought the farm situated in Bar
ton commonly known as the Gor
don place.
Roy Douglass has
rented the farm which Mr. Hor
ger left.
Ronald Burnett has been un
able to attend school for several
days on account of illness.
Rev. John McLennan who
comes from Mt. Vernon, is our
new pastor.
Smooth Running Depends
on Correct Lubrication
Motorists seldom realize the
damage which can be done to
their cars unless the correct con
sistency of lubricating oil is used.
The hidden parts of the car, that
require the most careful lubrica
tion, are so seldom exposed to
view that the injury done them
by an incorrect grade of oil does
not become evident until some
thing gives way.
Scored cylin
ders and badly worn piston rings
are common troubles.
Correct lubrication has become
an exact science. The Standard
Oil Company maintains a Board
of lubrication.
Engineers who
have determined by exhaustive
study of actual tests the correct
consistency of Zerolene for every
type of automobile engine. This
Board is continually at work de
termining the best oil for keep
ing the moving parts of the au
tomobile engine at the highest
pitch of efficiency.
For the convenience of motor
ists, the Standard Oil Company
has prepared a Correct Lubrica
tion Chart covering every type
of car. These charts show the
correct consistency of Zerolene
oils and greases as determined by
the tests and studies o f the
Board of Lubrication Engineers.
By following the chart, every
man can rest assured that his
automobile is correctly lubricated
which means better performance
and longer life for his car.
Mrs. Bartlett is chairman o f
the local Red Cross committee.
Six loads o f good
Inquire at N e w s
office.
FCR SALE Binder, mower,
orchard disc, hay rake, 16-inch
Oliver plow and 5-shovel cultiva
tor.
Henry Wink,
11-13
Estacada, Rt. 2
FOR SALE Grey seed oats
3 cents per pound.
Also I want
to buy some ewe sheep.
J. F. Steinman, Rt. 1, Bx. 21.
10 30 11-13 Estacada, Ore.
VIOLA BR EEZES
Mr. Fred Brash, is on the sick
list he has Pneumonia his moth
er and sister and a brother in-law
were out from Portland on Sun
day, to see him. Dr. McCall has
charge of t he case.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Carter of Riv
er Mill, bought a fine Jersey cow
of Mrs. Ruth Landers, the latte*
is going in the goat business mak
ing cheese.
Mrs. Jennie Cockerline who
has been living in Portland for
the past year, is going to m o v e
back on her little farm here to go
in the chicken business, we are
glad to welcome her back to Vi
ola.
Mrs. C. B. Stone is still teach
ing our school as the teacher is
unable to come back on account
of sickness.
Steve Wagner, wife and child
ren of Eastern Oregon, are visit
ing at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wagner of this city.
* The Red Cross— a work of the
heart on a sound business basis.
Membership In the Red Cross
is insurance against regret. a
^ The Red Cross never intnir'dS
—but site lias a mother's sensi
tive hearing.
Red Cross is not a .-esponsl-
billty— it's an opportunity. JOIN.