Thursday, January 22, 1920
LOCAL B R E V I T I E S
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Miss Ida Wagner went to Port
land on Monday.
Miss Ruth Dillon spent the
week-end in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bass were
Portland visitors Sunday.
The Farrar family has moved
to the Somers residence and Mrs.
Belfils is back in her own house.
Mrs. Ecker made a flying trip
to Portlan d Sunday, but arrived
too late to see General Pershing
in the parade.
The Family
Theatre
THURSDAY NIGHT,
JAN. 22nd
FRANK KEENAN
—IN—
“THE BELLS”
With PEARL WHITE
— in -
“ Lightning Raider”
SATURDAY NIGHT,
January 24th
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
—IN —
“He Comes Up Smiling”
It isn’t as though you could
blame the canary—naturally a
bird flies away if the door ia
open—but the dairdst thing is
that poor Douglas Faibanka has
to catch it, or be fired. It’s a
funny Artcraft picture.
ADMISSION:
Adults, 22c. SVar tax 3c
Children 10c, War tax lc,
W. E. Linn, Manager.
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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
J. W. Reed started for Seattle
Hours of Sumiso and Sunset!'’
Monday on a business trip.
JANUARY
Oregon Poultry Farm
22
7:39
5:00
M. J. Kerkes of Portland,
Phil. Marquam, Proprietor
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7:38
5:02
stockbuyer, was in town Tues
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7:37
5:03
day morning.
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7:36
5:05
TRAP-NESTED.
26
5:06
7:36
Henry Pitman of Albany, Ore.,
SINGLE COMB
7:35
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5:07
Visited J. H. Sharp and family
WHITE
LEGHORNS
28
7:34
5:09
for the week-end.
Got
your
order
in early for
Date
Sunrise
Sunset
oggs or stock. Send for do |
Harry Reid was here from
Shooting
begins
one-half
hour
acriptive mating list.
Portland to spend the week-end
before
sunrise
and
stops
at
sun
with home folks.
set.
"PHI L "" m a r q u a m
Miss Katie Murphy of Tacoma,
is here visiting her grandpar
(Farm located one mile out of Hsta
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Allen.
Shop on Broadway adjoining otlice of
cada, Oregon, on Garfield road.)
E.
W.
Bartlett.
Mrs. J. C. Hillman returned
home Tuesday night, after a
G . R E IN
few days visit with Portland rel
Shoe Maker & Repairing
PLACE YOUR
atives.
ALL WORK DONE IN A
Assistant Co. Supt. Vedder
FIRST CLASS MANNER
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has been in Estacada again this
Can tit any shoe to any foot.. i 1
week, looking after schools in
in the Homo Company
this vicinity.
and
through the Homo Ag- ut
Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Melton,
with little daughter A!i<e, mo
NO KNIFE AN!) LOSS Or BLOOD
tored over to Portland and back
NO PLASTERS AND PAINS FOR
last Sunday.
HOURS OR DAYS
Mrs. A. J. Lilburn of Rose-
ESTACADA
T MORS PILES FISTULA
burg, arrived Friday to make an
GOITRE
Agent for •
extended visit with her daugh
DISEASES OF WOMEN
ter, Mrs. L. A. Wells.
SKIN STOMACH BOWELS
FOUR YEARS STUDY INf UROPh
The Pacific States
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eschleman
OVER THIRTY YEARS EXF ER i-NCE
and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Womer
Poi dand Physical Therapy Laboratories
went to Portland Sum :i> to see
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General Pershing in the parade.
Until Feb. 10, the combination
offer of the Portland Telegram
Ty
and The N ews for a whole year
by mail, for $5.00 will be in ef
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Mrs. Hattie Clester arrived
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Tuesday night from Aurora,
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Ore., to stay with her daughter,
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Mrs. E. Douglass, for a tew
weeks.
Mrs. Ed. Douglass and baby
daughter have returned home
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he man who fails to keep his dollars in
from Gresham ane Ed. is gradu
circulation, working and producing for
ally being broken into the re
sponsibilities of a father of a
him, is failing not only in his duty to himself, but
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family.
failing as well in the full measure of his duty to
Mrs. N. S. Lauryy of Wuluga,
Oregon, arrived Tuesday lo at
the community in which he lives.
tend the meeting of the Eastern
Star Chapter that ev e n i s g .
Slacker dollars are as bad as slacker men.
While here she was the guest of
Mrs. A. E. Sparks.
Your dollars deposited in our Time or Sav
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bartlett
ings Departments will earn you four per cent
returned from their California
visit Friday night, They are
interest and at the same time perform their full
both looking in excellent health
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share
in
the
development
of
this
community.
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and evidently the t r i p and
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change did them a great deal of
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good.
Manager Linn of the Family
Theatre advises us that on Sat-
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urdy, Jan. 31st, he will give a
special show, featuring Dorothy
Gish in “Battling Jane,” with
“Who’s Little Wife are You?”
by the Mac Sen nett Co., who
‘Safety and Service.’
is second to none. A trio from
Portland will also put on a one-
act sketch. Watch next week’s
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ad.
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Fire insurance
CANCER
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Keep Your Dollars Working
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