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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1921)
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Moore have1 Ed Douglas has bought a new leased the house belonging to Ed. 3>a ton Kleiber truck, of Wilcox Bates, which is occupied by Ed. Bros. We are sorry to learn that Douglas, and will move into it as he will shortly remove with his family to Molalla. soon as it is vacated. The Estacada MeatCo DRESSED HOGS AND VEAL, WANTfi EVERY DAY. M. J. KERKES Estacada Page ' m EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS Thursday, January 13, 1921 & Co. :: Oregon Want and fo r Sal*. Column New U»e for Prunes cents per line. Cash in advance It is now the prune versus the raisin, when it comes to mince meat: In another industry the west is challenging the east, and that is in the manufacture of mincemeat, made with prneè in stead of raisins. At the Eugene plant of the Oregon Growers Co-operative As sociation, a mincemeat is being manufactured in which prunes are being used, and from all ac counts of those who have tried the Mistland prnne mincemeat, it has far better taste than that manufactured by eastern pack ing houses using raisins. It is a fact, that practically all the mincemeat sold in the west, is mauufactured by the great packing houses in the east. It is also a fact, that when the Ore gon made product with its prunes is compared with that manufac tured in the east, the home made mincemeat has tar the best of it. FOR SALE Fresh cow with calf. Price $55. E. T. Davis. ‘ Rt 1. 1-13 WANTED Some loads of barn yard tf. FOR SALE Jersey-Guernsey cow. fresh two weeks, heavy milker, a snap. Inquire at the 2 Me grocery store. 1-6-13 LOST 2 year old red heifer, with large hole in right ear. 1-6-13 Wm. Held, Bissell, Ore. LOST A Maxwell automobile tire, between Estacada ana the Kaake-Jubb sawmill. Finder will please notify Wm. Kaake or leave at thfe N ews office. 12-30-6 FOR SALE—Dragsaw with a four horse engine, four saws ranging from 4 to 7 feet, 150 feet of cable, cheap. Phone Redland 30 or write E. E. Lan kins, Estacada. Rt. 3. 1-6-13-20 of all H IG H -P R IC E D Goods, and w e have Filled our Shelves w ith a Clean, N E W STOCK a t TO D A Y ’S PRICES, The Call at N ew s ’ LOST Four thorough b r e d Lincoln sheep. Reward. Finder please notify Tom Watson, Rt. 3. THIS STORE IS CLEAN™ A PR O N G IN G H A M S manure. office. J7c Y a rd ............................................................................................................. I A D R E SS G IN G H A M S A large variety of patterns, at per yard............. ...................................................... CHAM BRAYS ?O r C U R T A IN SCRIM OCf C R O C H E T CO TTO N \Cr J. & P. C O A TS’, the b a ll................................................................... B A N D A N N A H A N D K E R C H IE F S SHO W S Thursday Night l« J v |Ar AND Saturday Nigh) AS USUAL B oys’ Suspenders 35 Cents M en’s Suspenders, ex tra long 50c — JUST ARRIVED. = Kiln Dried E A S T E R N BUCK W H EAT in 10-pound sacks, We have increased our BULK CO FFEE SALES 50 per cent in two weeks. CAM PFIRE BRAND 30c, 4 pounds for $1.00. PEABERRY 35c. 3 pounds for $1.00. WM. DALE W e follow the m a rk et a t ........... Repreaenting The People’s Store H. B. SN Y D E R Our Motto I It Service. F iratshow openH at7 p.m . »harp Pricea: Adult« 25o, w ar tax 3o. Children 10c, w ar tax lc. W. E. LIN N , M anager. C. E. K IL G O R E HOLMAN & PACE U ndertaker«, Kmhalmera and Funeral D irector«, Oregon City. STOCK ON HAND IN ESTACADA. T elrphonb