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\ EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY JULY 28, 1921. Mrs. L. H. Wells arrived Sun day evening to visit her son, Dr. Do you know LOCAL B R E V I T I E S L. A. Wells. She returned home you can roll last evening, the Dr. driving her <50 M oo d AND N E WS I I E M S to Portland. cigarettes for Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bass and lO c ts from family are attending a camp Miss Gladys Kandle went to meeting in Portland, this week. one bag of Salem last week to visit relatives. They are expected back on Sat Mr. and Mrs. Herman Duus urday. went to Vancouver last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stout and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Duus went daughter, Miss Imogene, were to Gladstone last Sunday, to at guests Sunday of the Mr. and tend Chautauqua. Mrs. Upton H. Gibbs. They are Mrs. C. E. Surfus and family, old friends, as Mr. Stout was of Eagle Creek, spent the week for four or five years superin end with her mother, Mrs. C. L tendent of the La Grande schools, Allen. and as such, did inestimable G EN UIN E J. W. Shafford has returned to work, as he is a born teacher Portland to live, where he has He is now head of a Teacher’s B u l l D u r h a m been appointed assistant man Agency in Portland, and his TOBACCO daughter is attending Reed Col ager of a leading lumber com ege, where she begins her soph- pany. j Z ZTTL more year this fall. W. H. H, Wade has returned Mr. and Mrs. George Hislop home from the Chautauqua at Gladstone. He reports having spent the week-end in Portland, HERE’S THE greatly enjoyed himself, and with their son Stewart and daugh been much edified from what he ter, Mrs. Inez Greenleaf. They OPPORTUNITY went to the Oaks to hear the Luth heard. er College Concert Band from Dave Hoffmeister. of Eagle That You have Waited For Creek, who was charged with Jeeorah, Iowa, which was their You men who are looking having liquor in his possession, old home. As they were well for a genuine Clothes Sav was promptly acquitted last acquainted with Prof. Sperati, ing. Here at last, is the week, by a jury at Oregon City, the director of the band and real thing. several members, it was like a who took only ten minutes to de Where your thrift hopes visit home, which was a great liberate. come true in the price tag. A. J. Schoth, who was a mem and most enjoyable treat for Our Autumn and Winter samples are now on display. ber of the high school faculty them. Prof. Sperati is a Luth last year, was in town Saturday. eran minister, who at one time The reduced selling price on these are from 30 per He will leave shortly for Man was stationed at Tacoma. Wash, cent to 50 per cent lower this hattan. Kansas, as he hat been le will also be remembered by not season than last. a few as the very able Director appointed director of a boys’ 100 per cent pure wool of the Pacific Coast Singers. He club, under state management. fabrics used in all Suits. is a very talented man, and be The position is a highly desirable 100 per cent Workman sides being great in musical cir one. ship on all Suits. cles, he holds a classical chair in 100 per cent Satisfactfon Last Friday, the Holsum Bread uther College. on all Suits. car was overturned when com FOR SALE—Horse, Buggy ing here, on the Boring hill. and Harness, or will trade for The driver we hear, had his leg good milk cow. Horse suitable CAN YOU BEAT IT ? badly bruised. Something ought for driving or riding. See Miller 7-28-8-4 to be done about that hill, as it the blacksmith. is positively dangerous, the road LOST—Between the Spring- being very narrow and circuit water store and the sawmills, a Re-Nu-Em Cleaners and shawl. Finder please return to ous. Miller’s blacksmith shop, Esta Tailors. G. C. Schneider of the firm of cada. Reward is offered Odd Follows’ Bid. Estacada. McGuirk & Schneider, attorneys 7-28-8-11 of Portland and Gresham, was FOR SALE—A first class baby in town Monday and called at buggy. Inquire at the office of this office. Unfortunately we Dr. L. A. Wells. _ 7-28tf were out at the time, which we Special School Meeting. deeply regret, as we are indebt ed to Mr. Schneider for many Notice is hereby given to the us out. We want 100 cases legal voters of School District courtesies. of Eggs this week, it will 108, of Clackamas County, help you out considerable Mrs, W. W. Wallens, of Spring- No. State of Oregon, that a Special if you want fhe price. water, has our sincere thanks School Meeting of said District Headquarters for Lime, for a ja r of black currant jam. will be held at High School Build Cement, Brick, Tile and ing on the 5th Day of August, Orange marmalade and black Building Material at prices 1921. at 8 p. m. for the follow currant jam are staple articles that are right. ing object: The election of one for an Englishman’s breakfast, (1) Director to succeed Mr. Always glad to have of which he never tires. We Woodworth, resigned. you come in and inquire set out some black currant bushes Dated this 23d day of July, our prices on feed for the two years ago, which bore a 1921. cow or hogs. M r s . M y r t l e B e l f il s , small crop this year, and ought Also daily freight to District Clerk. to yield well another year. and from Portland. 4 + + + + + + + + + + + + As will be seen by the notice in this issue, a special school Portland, Estacada meeting is called for August 5th. Transportation Co. This has been necessitated, be cause the election of George Fred C. Bartholomew, Weatherby to the school board, » G. M. Lawrence. is your Home Company. was invalid, on account of the ♦ OUR BUSINESS IS PICKING UP See us regardi. g your place of W. R. Woodworth, who property, Insure your had sent in his resignation, not having been declared vacant by Notice of Executors’ Sale of the County School Superintend * —Against— * Real Property at Private Sale ent, at the time of the last elec * FIRE, Notice is hereby given, that in pur tion. 4 suance of an order of the County Court THEFT or Upton H. Gibb3, S. E. Woos * of the State of Oregon, for Clackamas made on the 11th day of July, COLLISION + County, ter and C. E. Kilgore, of Esta- * 1921, in the matter of the estate of John P. Irvin, deceased, the under cada, were in Gresham to-day, signed as Executors of said estate wiil arranging for the printing of the sell at private sain to the highest bid der for cash in gold coin of the United premium list of the Eastern * J . W. Reed Estate States of America, on or after Monday, Clackmas Fair, which will be the 22rtd day of August. 1921, all the ’ ESTACADA, ORE. right, title, interest and estate of the held Sept. 8. 9 and 10. Mr. 4 John P. Irvin, deceased, at the Gibbs is editor and publisher of * * * * * * * * * * * * * said time of his death, and all of the right, the Eastern Clackamas N e w s . title and interest that the said estate Notice For Publication by operation of law, or otherwise and Mr. Wooster is in the real Department of the Interior, U. S. Land has acquired other than or in addition to Office, at Portland, Oregon, July 22, estate business. Mr. Kilgore is that of said testator at the time of his 1921. in and to all of that certain pro- connected with the People’s NOTICE is hereby given that John death, petty situated, lying and being in C. Meyers, of Boring, Oregon, R. F. D. Clackamas County. State of Oregon, Store—Gresham Outlook. No. 2, Box 83, who, on July fi, I9ls, and particularly described as follows: Dr. and Mrs. R. G. McCall, made Homestead Entry No. 05039, for The E l-2 of the NE1-4 o fS E 1-4, and who were accompanied by War S$ SWJ, Section 25, Township 2 S, the E 1-2 of W 1-2 of NE 1-4. of Range 4 E. W. M.. and on Sept. 17, SE 1-4 containing 30 acres also W 1-2 ren Smith, returned from their 1918, made additional Homestead En of W 1-2 of NE 1-4 of SE 1-4 and outing last Sunday. They went try No. O 618 I, for SJ SEJ, Section 25, all that portion of the E 1-2 of NW 2 South. Ranged East, Wil-] 1-4 of SE 1-4 lying east of the Coun from here to Albany, and thence Township lamette Meridian, has filed notice of ty Road running north and south I to Fish and Clear Lakes. The intention to make three year proof, to through said NW 1-4 of SE 1-4, all in claim to the land above de Section 35, Township 3, South of Range road up the mountains was very establish scribed, before the Register and Re 4, East of th< Willamette Meridian. steep in places, but the car rose ceiver of the U. S Land Office, at Terms of sale Cash. Bids or offers i Oregon, on the 30th day of may be made at any time after the to the occasion. The Dr. reports Portland, first publication of this notice and be August, 1921. Claimant names as witnesses: Al fore the making of sale. All bids must a bear chase by the dogs, and fred Winkler, of 5338-92 St., Portland, be made ii writing and left at the office catching numerous trout, some Oregon; Raimund Kaiser, of Boring, of E. W. Bartlett, Estacada, Oregon. of which were whoppers. Dur Ore.. R. F. D. 2, Box 85; Mario Boitano, Dated Julv 11th, 1921. J ohn T. I rvin ^ of Boring, Ore., R. F. D. 2, Box 88 ; 1 ing his absence he has had his John Bosholm, of Sandy. Oregon. J . A. I r v i n , Proof under Acts of June 9. 1916 and Executors of the estate of John P. office decorated—the walls in April 28. 1904. Irvin, deceased. blue and cream—and the wood A l e a n d e r S w e e k , Register. Date of first publication July 14, 1921. 7-28-8 25 | Date of last publication Aug. 11, 1921. work painted. Â Í HELP : THE PACIFIC STATES : : FICE INSURANCE CO. : * AUTOMOBILE J i1 i» ' I' GIVE YOUR W IFE A TR EA T ! CIGARETTE No c i g a r e t t e h a s the same delicious f l a v o r as L u c k y Str ike . B e c a u s e Lucky Strike is tjie toasted cigarette. It may not be a more excellent meal than she can prepare, but she will enjoy it more. You will enjoy our Large, Cool Dining Room and Excellent Chicken Dinner served every Sunday. HOTEL ESTACADA. Oregon's Higher Institution of = I TECHNOLOGY Eight Schools; Seventy Departments FALL TERM OPENS SF.PT. 19, 1921 For information write to the Regiitrar Oregon Agricultural College CORVALLIS THE U N I V E R S A L C A R The Family Theatre SATURDAY, JULY 30, The River’s End THURSDAY AUG. 4, RÜTH OF THE ROCKIES. The Ford Motor Company was the first to re» duce prices on cars, September 22, 1920. That first reduction prices all models below the 1914 price basis. Now another cut is made - effective June 7, 1921—to the following price» f. o. b. Detroit: ’ Chasis ................................................. $*345.00 Runabout ............................................ 370 00 Touring ............. . ................... 415.00 I ruck with Pneumatic Tires 495.00 Starters on above models $70,00 ad- , ditional. Demountable whee'is $25.00 additional. Coupe with Starter and Demountable wheels .... ................ ................ $695.00 S ed an w ith Starter a n d D e m o u n tab le wheels ........................................ $760.00 (Serial) EXCISE TAX E X T R A . The Death Trap, 2 reel feature 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 of or ders these new prices will produce. Pathe News, Merely a Maid, (Comedy.) A. E. SPARKS, Manager. j RAKER Estacada and Gresham, ^ * & SON, Oregon. u. a When You Come to Town * and drive down the Main Street and expect to stop at a CERTAIN STORE but find it Blockaded and a Red Lan tern hanging there, Don’t be Dis couraged. Get out and W alk To the Peoples Store On the Southwest Corner Opposite The Bank And Give Your Order To the Clerk And tell him where your Car is Parked and he'll DO THE REST! !