Thursday, January 27, 1921
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
OBITUARY
Henry Martin Looney was born
in Virginia. August 20, 1037, and
came to Oregon 40 years ago,
settling in Currinsville, where he
lived until a few months ago.
He was a civil war veteran hav
ing served in the Union armv.
He died at the I ome of his son
K. A. Looney, at Salem, January
20th, aged 83 years, 5 months.
The body was shipped to Currins
ville, last Thursday to the home
of his granddaughter, Mrs. J. H.
Looney. The funeral services
were held in the M E. Church at
2 o’clock, Friday afternoon, with
interment in Lone Oak cemetery.
Besides his son. R. A. Looney,
he leaves eight grandchildren and
six great grandchildren, also one
brother and three sisters who
Oregon
live in Virginia.
The Estacada Meat Co
W e Buy
Beef Cattle
M. J. KERKES 4 Co.
Estacada
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Don’t Be Misled When You Buy Rubber Goods
There is only One “HI-PRESS” RUBBER LINE, the
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co. makes it. One Broad, Honest
Guarantee covers it The Red Band around the top Identih s
it. ONLY ONE STORE IN ANY COMMUNITY
can sell it. OUR’S IS THAT STORE.
!
“ DAN THE TAILOR.”
INSIST ON “HI-PRESS.”
FOLLOWING IS THIS WEEK’S REVISED PRICE LIST:
ALADDIN DYE SOAP, colors while it cleans,
O. N. T. COTTON THREAD
Cleaning. Pressing
and Alterations.
Dressmaking. Suits Mought and
Sold. Odd Fellows’ building, Ks-
tacada.
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RICHARDSON’S SPOOL SILK
EIGHT OUNCE CANVAS GLOVES
Page Three
Special Rates
Until February 5th there will
be special rates on the Oregonian
and the N ews and Oregonian
combined.
Want and For Sale Column
cents per line. Cash in advance
W A N 1' EI) A f e w th rift y
shoats for cash. Rex Ludlow,
Bx. 85, FstaCada, Or.
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FOR SALE A good f a r m
team. I). E. McConnell, Rt. 1,
Estacada. Oregon.
1-27
FOR SALE Fresh cow with
calf. Brice $55.
E. T. Davis, Rt. 1. It
LEAVE SUBSCRIPTIONS for
all Portland newspapers with
George H- Davis, agent.
FOR SALE S. C. R. 1. Re, 1
eggs for setting, $1.00 for fifteen
J. W. Moxley, Morrow Station.
1-20-27
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WOMEN’S BLACK “BURSON” HOSE
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per pair____________________ ______________ ______ __ ___________ OOC
WHITE OUTING FLANNEL
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MEN’S MIXED WORK SOX
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‘•BIG YANK” WORK SHIRTS
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CHOICE BRISKET BACON
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The Family
Theatre
THURSDAY NIGHT,
January 27th.
BLANCH SWEET
IN
Help Wanted Male.
The last episode of ‘‘Trailed by
Three.” He sure and see the
finish. Also Special Feature.
SATURDAY NIGHT
January 29, 1921.
ANNIE CORNWALL
IN —
‘‘The Path She Chose.”
ROYAL BAKING POWDER— 12 Oz. Can 45c; 21-2 Pound Can
$1.35; 5 Pound Can $2.45.
All Flour at Old Prices— $10.75 and $ 9 .5 0 Per Barrel
Run, Eighty Pound Sacks, per sack, $1.65
Best Granulated Cane Sugar, per 100 Pounds, $8.75.
Camp Special, 5 Pounds for $1.00
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Feaberry, 3 Pounds for $100.
Concordia Club the pound, 45c
The People’s Store
H. B. SNYDER
Our Motto Is Service.
C. E. KILGORE
THURSDAY NIGHT
February 3d.
“ The Bringing
Up of Lather.”
This is one of the Best Comedies.
First show opens at 7 p.m. sharp
Prices: Adults 25c, war tax He.
Children 10c, wht tax le.
W. K. I.INN, Manager.
W M . D A L E
Kepre Renting
HOLMAN & PACE
Undertaker», Embalfners and Funeral
Directors Oregon City.
STOCK ON HAND IN ESTACAOA.
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