EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY JUNE 30, 1921,
Albert Hannah is now employ­
ed in the pest office.
LOCAL BREVITIES
Mrs. Fred Bartholomew and
baby were passengers to Port­
AND NEWS 7 7 EMS
land yesterday morning.
Emerson Surface, who former­
ly
here, called on Mr. and Mrs.
Theo. Ahlberg went to Port­
C.
W. Seymour last Sunday.
land Tuesday afternnoon.
Important Notice
The committee in charge of
the 4th of July parade has re­
quested that the Estacada grade
and high schools be represented.
This is entirely right and every
school boy and girl should feel
it their duty to turn out in hon­
or of Independence Day and out
o f loyalty to the splendid organ­
ization that is fostering this cel­
ebration, the American Legion.
The boys and girls are requested
to meet at the grade school
building on Monday morning,
July 4th, at 9 o ’ clock, or as soon
after as possible. All children
who take part in the parade
will be given a free ticket to
the Gladstone Chautauqua.
Respectfully.
F. E. B urns .
D. B. Bass has laid down a new
Mrs. Fred Brown and son went
inlaid linoleum in his barber
to Portland Tuesday morning.
Miss Carrie Hannah has «one shop, of a blue and white check
pattern.
to Monmouth to attend the nor­
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Morgan
mal summer school.
tried out their new Baby Grand
Mrs. John Dunseath and little
Chevrolet last Sunday, by driv­
boy returned Tuesday noon from
ing to New berg.
a visit to Portland.
Miss Betty Wise, Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Leila Howe went to Mon
George Weatherby, Messrs B.
mouth Sunday, where she wil
Shonberg and C. Schock, were
attend summer school.
Portland visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. C. W. Cathers is spending
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Trapp, of
the week end at the home of J
Garfield, have returned from + + + * ♦ * * + + ♦ + + 4
R. Hughes at Currinsville.
their visit to Minnesota and oth­ *
Asa Hawkins has been em­ er points. They were gone three
ployed by the city as night months.
watch.
Burglars please take
Milt Marshall is painting his
notice.
Helps remove corns far more
house on the outside and giving
J. A. Kitching, road supervisor the interior a general renovating,
effectively thaniby cutting,
district No. 30, Estacada, has which adds much beauty to the
and without pain or danger.
sent in his resignation to be e f attractive home of Mr. and Mrs.
fective July 1st.
Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore of
A. G. Ames returned home
Price 25 Cents.
Gladstone, have been visiting
Tuesday evening from his sta­
Mrs. Moore’s parents here, Mr. tion,on the Santiam, for a few
and Mrs. John Page.
days visit with his family. He
Two flocks of sheep, each num­ reports getting a cougar which
bering several hundreds, passed measured 8 feet 5 inches, a tim­
through Estacada, Sunday on ber wolf and several bobcats.
their way to the mountains.
Mrs. C. A. Sisson and sons
The Rexall Store h
Attention Shippers
Robert and Richard of Spokane,
Effective July 1, Eagle Creek
are visiting at Mrs. Sissons’ par­
station of the P. R. L. & P. Co.,
ents Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hughes.
will discontinue the agent.
On
K0DAKS--
W. M. Wade and family have
and after that date, all persons
ALL KINDS and SUPPLIES
gone to Eastern Oregon, near
who wish to order or bill out cars
Clem P. 0 ., in Gilliam county. of freight, will call the agent at
GUNS-
Mr. Wade will engage in har­
Estacada who will look after the
And AMMUNITION
vesting during the season.
work of the closed station.
Sam Barr returned Monday Jhone calls should be made after
FISHING TACKLE
noon from a visit to his wife
30 a. m. and before 5 p. m.
who is in a Portland hospital, Any other matters and informa­
Get Hunting and Fishing
where she is recovering from an tion desired after 5 p. m. call E.
Licenses Here
operation for appendicitis.
Meyers T. F. & P. A. at his
Mrs. Elizabeth Harper is add­ residence at Eagle Creek.
Camping Outfits, Electric
ing attractiveness to her resi­
Flashlights. Baseball
dence on Upper Broadway, by
W eek End Rates
Supplies
__
having porches built on the front
The
P.
R.
L.
&
P.
Co.
has
put
and back. Her son, who is here
KodakPicturesDeveloped
from Benton County, Wash., on a special reduced rate of $1,20
plus
war
tax,
for
the
round
trip
and Enlarged
is doing the work.
to Portland, for week ends.
We understand that the closing The traveling public will appre­
of the Eagle Creek station is due ciate this action o f the company,
to the competition the R. R. Co. which was entirely voluntary on
is meeting from the auto trucks. its part.
Further curtailment is contem­
Administratrix’s Notice
plated yinless the trucks are put
Don’ t forget to save your best
Notice is hereby given that the un­
on a par basis with the railroad. fruit and vegetables for the dersigned,
Administratrix of the estate
of H. H. Yount, deceased, has filed
Mr. and Mrs. Christan Pool and astern Clackamas Fair.
Attention Farmers!
1 have t h e agency for the
farm ers’ Mutual F i r e Relief
Association. Call in at my office
and I will explain it to you. It
is one of the best and cheapest
mutuals in Oregon.
S. E.JVOOSTER. Agent
HIVE YOUR SHOES REPAIRED
The Progressive
American Shoe Shop
Big Dinner at Hotel Estacada
ON JU L Y 4.
HARRY JOHNSON, Prop.
Make reservations early to insure
yourself a table. And don't forget
we serve a fine chicken dinner on
Sundays.
* Rexall Corn Solvent
ED. BONFR’S
Don’t Forget the
Lee Stock Theatre
Company
Tonight !
THE U N I V F R S A L
First ahow opens at 7:30 p.m. sharp
W. E. LINN, Manager.
CAR
The Ford Motor Company was the first to re
duce prices on cars, Septe mber 22, 1920 That
first reduction prices al I models below the
1914 price basis. Now an other cut is made—
effective)June 7, 1921—to the following prices,
£ una.boul .......................
370.00
Louring .................................................... 415 00
Truck with Pneumatic V ires.............. 495 00
Starters on above models $70.00 ad­
ditional. Demountable wheels $25 00
additional.
Coupe with Starter and Demountable
wheels ..
$695.00
Sedan with Starter and
Demountable
whee,s ............................................. $760.00
Cigarette
E X C IS E T A X
EXTRA.
Ford prices are uniform everywhere, except for freight
because Mr. Ford himself fixes the retail price Place
your order quickly td avoid delay from the rush o f or­
ders these new prices will produce.
No cigarette has
the same delicious
flavor as Lucky
Strike. Because
Lucky Strike is the
toasted cigarette.
R A K E R & SON,
Estacada and Gresham,
Oregon
VJV
her final account herein with the Coun­
ty Clerk of Clackamas County, Oregon,
children, of Portland, spent the
Remember the Bazaar, the and the County Judge has set Monday,
day, Monday, with Dr, and Mrs.
July 18th. 1921, at the hour of 10:00
‘Gates” to Success.
o ’clock a. m., in the County Court
McCall. They are talented mu­
Rootn, at Oregon City, Oregon, as the
sicians, Mr. Pool being connect­
FOR SALE—Moline Automo­ time and place for hearing objections
to
said final account, and for the final
ed with Ellison-White Conserva­ bile, 3 fresh cows, 1 Primrose
settlement of said estate.
cream
separator
No.
2.
Will
tory, his instrument being a
E dith T rowbridge Y ount ,
take wagon and harness as part
Administratrix.
cello.
payment. Thos. Miller, Rt. 1, O. D. E by , Attorney for Administratrix.
First publication June 16th, 1921.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Seymour jox 17, Eagle Creek, Oregon,
6-80-7-14 [ L,a8t publication July I4th, 1921.
were visited Sunday by Mrs. ieiple road.
Crawford and granddaughter.
Genevive Aldridge, of Oregon
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City. The Aldridge brothers al­ * ♦ ♦
so came over and sang a num­
ber of old-time hymns, which de­
lighted Mr. Seymour very much.
FAMILY THEATRE!
The employees of the P. R. L.
& P. Co. with their families, en­
joyed a delightful picnic in the
park. Saturday.
Two special
trains, one with ten coaches and
the other with eight, and each
car loaded to the limit, trans­
ported the many hundreds who
attended.
Phil Marquam is rapidly at­
taining a reputation as a poultry
expert.
The May number of
The Northwest Poultry Journal
published an article from his pen
on “ Poultry Pedigree and Rec­
ord Work.” And in the Pacific
Poultryman for June, he has an­
other entitled “ The Progressing
Poultryman.”
Better Pictures.
Saturday Afternoon and Evening,
J U L Y 2 , 1921.
INDEPENDENCE DAY!
This Store will be O P E N
M O N D A Y , J U L Y 4,
MARY
PICKFO R D,
IN
‘Rebecca of Sunny brook Farm,’
Mr. and Mrs. Upton
H.
Admitted to be her Best Picture.
Gibbs took the early morning
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train for Portland Tuesday, as
Mrs. Gibbs was going to La
Grande in Eastern Oregon. Con­
nections were barely made at
in “ The Butcher Boy.”
Portland, with less than five
minutes to spare. The editor re­
turned on the noon car to his now
lonely domicile, in which he will
FREE SHOW. Something different - a mixed progrom,
accumulate real estate until hisl* Everybody come, we want to see how you like it.
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better half returns.
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FATTY AR B U C K LE
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 7,
D A Y , and
you are cordially invited to make it
Your Headquarters
“ GO A N D G E T IT ”
Featuring “ DINTY” the freckled faced kid.
ALL
Meet your friends here, C O M E
when you get tired.
IN
AND
REST
In fact, just drop in any time
and be IN D E P E N D E N T .
In other words, do as
you please.
JOIN THE CROWD AT
People’s Store
H. B. S N Y D E R ,
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C. E. K IL G O R E .
Where the Motto Is Service.