Thursday,
December 1 ! , 1919
Page* Three
EASTERN C L A C K A M A S N E W S
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4. + + + + + +
* *
+ + ++ + + + + ♦ + ♦ + + + <«•
PLANTS
A IT O LIVERY GARAGE
Preserve your Loganberry and
Raspberry plants now. The de-
j mand is greater than the supply.
S. P. PESZNECKER, Propr.
LOGANBERRY TIPS - 5c each
1000 LOTS
-
-
»45.00
SA FETY FIRST.
RED RASPBERRIES - 2c each
1000 LOTS
.
- $12.00
I handle in connection with Roy Meyers, the
MILLWAUKEEAIR POWERWATERSYSTEM
R. C. DEMING.
The best outfit made with a guarantee 0f 5 years.
Want and For Sale Column
5 cents per line. Cash in advance
I have a new
Oxy-Acetyline Welding Outfit
.------------------------------ „__
WESTERN
I
and am prepared to do all work in that line and brazing.
I also am agent for the
ELECTRIC CO. T FARM LIGHTING
A
’
SYSTEM
h
:
Either one of these systems put up by us will have my personal attention, and ad
justments will be made free o f charge and the batteries looked after for one year.
Agent for Mazda Lamps.
♦ ♦ + + + + * ♦
+ ♦ + + + + + + ♦ + +
+ + + ♦++
\
\
"CP
i t'.re
à
[ y ' I &
w
i !
\%
m ,
rl
L
il
illi
sat.
Jtt [ I I I
Oli
.‘ 19 i '
ran
Use Iodine fo r Wounds.
A cut, a scratch, a bruise, or any
similar kind of injury should be paint
ed with Iodine. As soon as Injured,
dip a match with cotton rolled on the
end of It in the Iodine and paint over
the wound without washing. The Io
dine will kill all germs In the dirt that
pets Into the wound, while washing
only drives the germs farther Into the
flesh *When painted with loolne, wrap
the Injured part in a clean cloth for a
couple of days.
•
__
In place of 300,OCO persons who held
government securities previous to the
war ti."*re are now at least twenty mil
lion. If this can be raised to 50.000,000
In 1919. the better It win h* for the
people. Buy W. 8. 8.
H
+ + * + + + * + + + + +
Lodge Testimonial
“A L W A Y S T H E F IR S T IT E M — S O N ”
Nothing Large Enough.
The rookies were In line, waiting to
be Issued some clothing, and the ex
ceedingly fat top sergeant hud lust
asked for a blouse. The quartern»««-
ter sergeant hunted nil through iiie
plies of clothing but found noth'ng
large euotigh. Presently an Impatient
vol-e from tne end of the line rang
out • “Give him a shelter half and
let’s move on.”
Beginning, Not Qultt'ng.
“Guess I'll quit work and go flsb
Ing.” «aid the man.
' “John." said the wife, “If you dig
your own halt and honestly try to
catch fish, it’ll he the hardest work
you’ve done In many a day.”
7
( / *
i7w
M ONEY T ( 1
A
thousand,‘dollars on good securi
ty. Inquire o f Wooster & Son.
12 18
Pumps and fittings.
+ * + * ♦ *
FOR.’ SALE 4 , full__blooded
Rhode Island cockerels.
. G. A. Masse, Estacada. 2t.
R?solved: B y Centenial Re-
bekah Lodge No, 147 that in the
death of Sister Sarah E. Bates
the lodge has lost one of its most
faithful members.
Our sister was one whom we
could associate with our choicest
thoughts, because her generous
heart gave out a kindly thought
a minute, she made the world a
who.e lot better, just by living
in it.
We would like to quote from
the writings of Myrtle Reed the
following verse: —
“ Sometimes into two hearts
great enough to hold it and into
two souls where it may forever
abide there comes the Everlast
ing Love. It is elemental, like
fire and the sea, with the depth
and splendor of the surge and
the glory of the fiame. It makes
the world a vast cathedral in
which they two may worship and
where, even in the darkness,
there is the peace wnich passeth
a i understanding, because it is
of God.”
“ When t h e time o f ‘parting
comes, for there is always that
turning in the road, the sadness
is not so great because one must
go on alone. Life grows beauti
ful after a time, and even whol'y
sweet, when a man and a woman
have 9o lived and loved and
worked together that death is
not ‘good bye’ but rather *auf
wiedersehen.’ ”
Resolved: That our charter he
in mourning for a period o f thir
ty days and a copy of these reso
lutions be sent to the bereaved
husband and spread upon the
minutes.
Jennie Krieger
Mary Eshleman
Mae Oakley Reed
«
FOUND A gold ring on the
Springwater road.
Owner can
have the same by describing
property and paying for this no
tice.
Elva Shihley, Rt. 2.
FOR SALE Brood SOYAS |)U-
roc-Jerseys, will farrow soon,
also young pigs. W. J. Corbin,
Rt. 1.
It
FOR SALE A Saxon Roads
ter. Inquire at Raker’s garage.
LOST Between Springwater
and George, one tire and rim for
Chevrolet car, finder please leave
at Cascade Garage.
J. D. MCLennon.
F( )R SALE Three lit I le pies,
six weeks old weighing about 21
lbs. each. P r i c e $fi.00 each.
Phone Leo Ral h.
Carl A. Hath George, Ore. It.
FOR SALE A pure bred Jer
sey Dull calf 8 months old.
E. Rynning.
12-4 11
FOR SALE A Saxon roadster
Inquire at Raker’s garage, it
FOR SALE Seven fi weeks
old, pigs, at a reasonable price.
Inquire of E. K. Armstrong.
Rt. 1, Estacada.
12-4 li
FOR SALE Pure bred Jersey
hull, 8 months old. 12-4 12 11-
E. Rynning.
FOR SALE One young sow
and four pigs three weks old.
( ’all at A. Miller's place, Colton,
Ore.. Rt. 1.
12-11-18
FOR SALE A
good
mule
team, young and gentle; will sell
cheaj) if taken at once. Call and
w'rite George Forman, Barton,
Oregon.
l z - l l 1-1
LOST Two year old red heif«*r
with bell.
Phone Mrs. L
I )omm.