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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
Thursday, February 3, 1921
The Dodge school is going to
give a program and basket social
on the evening of February 12th.
The proceeds are to go to the
school.
Mr. M. Pedersen and E. Lacy
attended the telephone meeting
in Estacada, last Friday.
Mrs. Fred Horner and chil­
dren spent Sunday afternoon
with John Keiler.
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The Estacada M leatCo
W e Buy
Beef C 'attle
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Estacada
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DODGE NEWS
Special Rates
Mrs. Haaek, on the H. B. Sny­
der place, spent several days in
Portland.
Melvin Keller had the misfor­
tune, on Sunday, to sprain his
ankle quite badly.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kaake and
Mabel Keller made a trip to
Portland Saturday.
A very pleasant suprise was
given Mr. G. W. Keller on Mon­
day evening, January 31, in hor-
or of his sixty-third birthday.
All of his children and grand­
children were present, being J.
E. Keller and family, W. T.
Kaake and family, and Fred
Horner and family, and Mabel
Keller. Also a brother and m -
phew and a number of friends.
The evening was spent with
singing and playing games, .af­
ter which ice cream and cake
were served.
Until February 5th there will
bo special rate's on the Oregonian
and the N ews and Oregonian
combined.
Want and For Sale Column
S cents per line. Cash in advance
WANTED A fe w
shoats for cash.
th r if ty
Rex Ludlow,
Bx 85, Esti c ida. Or,
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LEAVE SUBSCRIPTIONS for
all Portland newspapers with
George H- Davis, agent.
FOR SALE 5(H) Italian prune
trees, price 25 to 40 cents each.
J. J. Marchbank, Estacada. 2t
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Cleaning, Pressing
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and Alterations.
Dressmaking. Suits Bought amt A
•{• Sold. Odd Fellows’ building. Es y
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CHICKEN R A ISERS!
Now is the Time to Buy Baby Chick Fountains
A N D W E H A V E THEM . Fit any Mason Jar. Simply screw on jar same as
cover, using rubber. FELDS JU ST ENOUGH W A T E R as used. Chicks can
not get W ET or CHILLED. Water is always Clean and Fresh. Jar can be cov­
ered to KEEP WARM in cold weather and COOL in hot weather. A LIFE
SAVER FOR BABY CHICKS. Price each 15 cents.
EVERYBODY TURN
OUT TO-
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and see
SALE OF G R A N IT E W A R E
At Less Than Pre-war Prices!
“JIGGS”
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We have received a fine lot of Graniteware, including Ten and Twelve Quart Pails,
Sixteen and Eighteen Inch Dish Pans, Sixteen Inch Bread Pans, Large Size Stew
Pans, which are selling at 89 cents each.
BRINGING ÜP OF FATHER.
Fine Show Saturday
Night.
GLASS TUMBLERS-
Thin Blown Plain Pattern 1-2 dozen 55c
Same in Ground Glass Design, 1-2 dozen 65c
M in’s Pure Silk Neckties in a fine variety of patterns, each 55c
Poppy Pure Fruit Jelly, 4 1-2 pounds, $1.25
Otter Brand Clams, the can 20c, 2 for 35c
Greatest Soap Bargain Ever Offered! 25 8-ounce Bars Royal White Soap
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WE FOLLOW THE MARKETS AT
The People’s Store
H. B. SNYDER,
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C. E. KILGORE.
Our Motto Is Service.
First show opens at 7 p.m. sharp
Prices: Adults 2T>c, war tax 3c.
Children 10c, war tax 1c.
W. E. I,INN, Manager.
Estacada-Portland Stage
H. HAIDLEN, Prop.
Leaves Estacada 8:30 a. m.
Leaves Portland 4:30 p. m.
Phone, Estacada.
WM. DALE
Representing
HOLMAN & PACE
Undertakers, timbalmers and Funeral
Directors, Oregon City.
STOCK ON HAND IN ESTACADA.
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