EASTERN C L A C K A M A S N E W S
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UPPER EAGLE CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Woodle
and children and Joe Woodle, Jr.,
were visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Woodle, Sunday.
The regular session o f Eagle
Creek Grange was held Saturday.
Nineteen, including the children,
were present. A short business
meeting was held, then an inter­
esting program was rendered.
A. N. Orke was an Upper Eagle
('reek visitor recently.
Perry Murphey, who works in
Portland, spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Ray Woodle spent Satur­
day afternoon the guest o f Mrs.
Rosa Raker.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffmeister
were guests at the home of Otho
Richey, Sunday.
Walter Douglass b u t c h e r e d
some hogs last week shipping
X hem to Portland.
Walter Douglass and famdy
and Mrs. Viola Douglass attended
church services at Dover. Sunday.
BISSELL ITEMS
L. H. Weisenfluh left last Sat­
urday for Eastern Oregon, where
he intends to work for a while.
A number o f the George people
attended the Sunday School con­
vention at Estacada last Sunday.
Don’ t forget t h e Fourth o f
For the next three months the
(¡range will hold the meetings in i July celebration that is to be held
the evening instead of during the at George on July 3rd, with
! dancing in the evening,
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Udell and
family were the dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Parks Sun-
dav.
Mrs. T. C. McKay went to
Portland on Monday to spend the
week in the City of Roses with
friends.
Miss Rina Douglass came out
this way last week; but has re­
turned to Portland to attend the
Rose Show.
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How to Save Sugar
“ Conserve * sugar by using
honey, syrup, and dried fruits—
prunes, raisins, figs, dates, pears
and peaches,’ ’ say food special­
ists at the Oregon Agricultural
college.
Products cooked with strained
honey are said to have a pleas­
ing characteristic honey flavor.
One cup o f honey may replace
one cup o f sugar, but the milk
or Tether liquid should be re­
duced one-fifth cup for each cup
o f honey.
Cooking fruits with the ce­
reals
will sw’eeten the cerial and
t
save sugar. Raisins with ^ream
o f wheat, figs wdth wheatina, or
farina, are examples o f good
combinations.
Mark Doryland and two daugh­
ters, Emma and Doris, returned
last Monday from Kansas City,
Kansas, where he has been vis­
iting h i s mother, Mrs. Sarah
Doryland, w ho has been very ill.
Corn syrup may be used in
stewing or baking fruit, using
one half cup o f syrup to each
pound o f fruit. Drier! fruits are
stewed 10 minutes after soaking
over night in wrater.
The Ladies’ Missionary meet­
ing will be held at the Presby­
terian church, at George, Wed­
nesday evening, the topic is on
“ Philippians . ” w i t h Mrs. H.
Joyner as leader. Everybody is*
invited to attend.
A few raisins in the rhubarb
sauce add flavor as well as help
out the sweetening.
Cereals may be served sweet­
ened with syrup or with sweet
fruits.
Thursday,
June 2 4 , 1 9 2 0
Estacada was truly a “ desert­
ed village’ ’ Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Mikulecky is visit­
ing her daughter in Portland.
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Mrs. Lena Underwood return­
ed Tuesday afternoon from Un­
derwood, Wash, where she had
been for some weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Ellis left
Saturday afternoon for Eugene,
to attend the graduation o f their
son, Loren, who will receive the
degree o f Bachelor o f Science in
Architecture, at the state univer­
sity. This young man graduated
the first in his class and com­
pleted a five year course in four
years. He w o n last year the
first prize awarded by the Oregon
chapter o f the American Insti­
tute o f Architects. While Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis areaway the store*
will be in charge o f Mrs. Ava
Bronson.
Cowboy Preacher
Is On Way East
B aker , Or., June 10.— Baker
was treated to a relic of the old-
time West when a quaint and
ramshackle outfit belonging to
one Bettes, self-styled “ Cowbov
Preacher,’ ’ passed through the
city yesterday.
Bettes has traveled from K ing’s
ranch, Texas, and covered 3,386
miles when he reached here. He
is on his way to New York and
expects to cover the Southern
states and come back to Oregon
to live.
The “ cowboy preacher’ ’ is 74
years old and has been a Baptist
preacher for fifty-years. Last
Sunday he preacned at North
Powder. He is a type of the
old-time circuit rider who is al­
most a person o f history now.
O O D mileage, good looks,
good traction — all to an
extreme degree— are features of
these tires. In their making and
in their selling, the Fisk Ideal is
a vital factor.
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The Fisk Ideal: “ T o be the best
concern in the world to work
for, and the squarest concern in
existence to do business w ith."
N ext Time— B U Y F IS K
Estacada Garage
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The circuit riders in the pioneer
times, did an amount o f good,
which cannot b e estimated in
teims o f dollars and cents. They
kept the religious instinct alive
among scattered peoples, without
which man sinks to the animal
level. At the last day, when all
things s h a l l become manifest,
they will receive the recognition
which most o f them failed to get
while living. T h e Rev. S. G.
Bettes is the father o f Mrs. D. H.
Morgan o f Estacada.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by lo c a l a p plication s, as they c a n n o t r e a c h
th e dis eased p ortion o f th e ear.
T h e re is
only on e w a y to cure c a ta rr h a l deafness,
and th a t Is by a c o n s titu tion a l r em ed y .
C a ta rrha l D ea fn ess is c au sed by an in ­
flamed co n d itio n o f th e m u c ou s lin in g o f
th e E u sta c h ia n Tu be
W h e n this tu be is
Inflamed you h ave a rum blin g sound or 1m-
pi r fect h earin g, and w hen it Is entirely
closed. D e a fn e s s is th e result.
Unless the
Inflam mation c an be r e d u c e d and this tube
t u t o r e d to Its n orm a l condition , h earin g
« ill be d e s tr o y e d forever.
Many cases o f
deafiM ts are caused by cata rrh , w h ich Is
an inil tmetl co n d itio n o f the m u c o u s stir-
fa e> s
H a i l’ s C a ta rrh M edicine a c ts thru
the b lo o d on th e m u c o u s sat faces o f the
*• stem
W e will g ive One H u n d r e d D olla rs f o r
any case o f -Catarrhal D ea fn ess that c a n n o t
he cu red hy l l s l l ' s c a t a r r h Medicine.
C ir ­
cula rs tree. All D ru rg ists. “ he.
F. J U I l M L Y
CO.. T o le d o , O.