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Gresham has New G arage
SPRINGWATER NEWS
C. I. Raker & Son have moved
into their garage building on
Powell street, and are ready for
business. In fact they have been
so busy that they have found it
difficult to get their new quarters
ready for business.
The building is undoubtedly
the best in Gresham, and is said
to be the finest equipped Ford
garage found anywhere on the
Pacific coast, if not in the entire
country.
Every possible con
venience for the expeditious
handling o f repair and service
work is included in the equip
ment o f the building which re
presents a cost o f $40,000.
An experienced corps o f work
ers is on hand ready to seve the
public at at all times. C. I. Rak
er and son, E. W. Raker, have
general supervision of the gar
age and business, as well as the
Estacada garage, and are busy
all the time.
Ward Inglis will be in charge
o f the parts and accessory de
partment.
Mr. Inglis recently
came here from Estacada to
handle this line o f work.— Gres
John Moger spent Sunday at
home with his parents.
ham Outlook.
A m erican Legion Notes
Anyone noticing the especially
happy smile adorning the face
o f past post commander Law
rence, is informed that the cause
thereof is not that one o f his
Jerseys has crowded all the rec
ord breakers off the map. No
sir, nothing ordinary like that.
The cause is that the Carl Doug
lass Post is now the possessor o f
a beautiful stand o f colors. Past
commander Lawrence’s
great
ambition was to have our post
so equipped, but it was not until
well toward the end o f his term
that the post treasury could
stand the strain. The stand o f
colors had to be made up after
being ordered and it has just
recently arrived.
At the last regular meeting,
three men from state headquar
ters gave us a visit. Comrade
E. J. Eivers, state adjutant, ex
plained the bonus bill to the men.
He strongly advises against the
acceptance o f the cash feature by
men who can use a loan. It is
hoped the people will pass this
bill at the June election, for it
means a greater and better Ore
gon.
Anyone needing help is asked
to get in touch with Charles B.
Rucker, 170 Fourth St., Port
land, Oregon.
Sad N ewt
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Allen ha9
just received a telegram contain
ing the sad tidings o f the death
o f their youngest son, Silas D.
Allen, aged 49. whose home was
near Missoula, Montana.
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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
The Neighborly club met with
Mrs. Wm. » Still Wednesday.
We are glad to report th a tj.
A. Kiggins is able to be out a
little.
Amos and Marion Millard
spent Sunday at home from Os
wego, where the former is put
ting in a saw mill.
A good
representation o f
Springwater attendeded the tel
ephone .meeting in Estacada Sat
urday and helped pass the
“ b u ck ." Why not get action?
Mrs. Allen Kepka, who has
been visiting for the past six
weeks with her sister, Mrs. G.
P, McAulley started on her
homeward journey to Canada on
Tuesday.
Mrs. George Lawrence enter
tained the Ladies’ Missionary
society with a birthday party
last Wednesday. Each lady was
requested to bring one penny for
each birthday and she had quite
a nice sum. Two speakers from
Portland were present.
Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Christen-
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sen attended the reception and
social given in honor o f Mrs. L.
B. Howatt o f Australia, sister o f
Mrs. Jennie Galloway, last Fri
day by the 1920 matrons o f the
O. E. S. It was in the form o f
“ floral w ork” put on by all Port
land chapters.
MARRIED—At Oregon City,
Saturday, April 9. 1921, Oliver
P. Califf and Drusilla Califf,
both o f Garfield, the Rev. E.
Petti bone pastor o f the Baptist
church, officiating.
The Family
Theatre
A Good Show
Thursday Night
Thursday, April 14, 1921
When the House o f Irwin
Goodbye old leak, if fixed with
makes
your clothes, you can hon
Gilsonite R oof Paint.
George
estly feel you are dressed in real
Pointer.
3-24 tf tailored clothes. Re - Nu - Em
You must be satisfied or we Cleaners, Odd Fellows’ building.
won’ t be, Re-Nu-Em cleaners.
See D ale ’ s for Gill’s Seed. 24tf
Hessel’s Farm Machinery Co.,
GRESHAM, OREGON.
REPAIRS FOR A L L IM PLEM ENTS.
implements for the Large Farm, the Diversified
Farm, the Dairyman or Berry Growers.
KENTUCKY SILOS.
Get our Prices on SILOS before you buy. You
will get a BETTER SILO for LESS MONEY.
ANKERHOLTH CREAM SEPARATORS
have given Perfect Satisfaction to all users.
Perfection Milking Machines, Case Tractors with all pow
er driven machinery, Fowler Cultivators for all shallow
cultivation. Drag Saws, Water Systems. WRITE FOR
CATALOGUE with prices, on the implements you are
interested in.
HESSEL’S EARM MACHINERY,
Gresham,
RELIA BILITY,
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Oregon.
Phone 1041
SERVICE.
Oxy-Acetylene Welding
AND LATHE WORK.
We now have installed our WELDING OUTFIT and
LATHE, and are prepared to handle this class o f work.
Give us a Trial on Your Starting,
Lighting, and Ignition Troubles.
S A T U R D A Y NIGHT,
April 16th.
ENID B EN N ETT
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“ Stepping O u t.”
TH E STATE L A W REQUIRES two separate sets o f
Brakes.
A R E Y O U WITHIN TH E L A W ? Brakes
properly lined and properly adjusted are the greatest fac
tors for safety. LET US EXAM INE THEM.
Comedy,
FA T T Y A R B U C K LE
Yours for Correct Service,
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'Reckless Romeo.”
P int show opens at 7:30 p.m. sharp
W. E. LINN, Manager.
BACON &
LEM O N
Reed & Shibley Building, Estacada, Oregon.
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