EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY SEPT. 15, 1921.
Thankfully Received
LOCAL BREVITIES
I. O. O. F. Convention
My Dear Mr. Gibbs
Many thanks for the editorial
on “ What is Education ?” You
have it right. You are doing a
real service in the field o f educa­
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duus drove tion, for which I congratulate
you most heartily. With ali good
to Oregon City Tuesday.
wishes,
The editor and his w ife spent
Very Sincerely Yours,
the week-end in Portland.
AND NEWS I I EMS
R
obert
F ry C lar
k
,
Mrs. L. C. Posson went to Ore­
Prest. Pacific University
gon City Saturday evening.
October 5, the second install­ Dear Mr. Gibbs:
ment o f the income tax is due.
May we thank you for the va­
G. E. Lawrence,, o f Spring- rious ediioral comments on the
water, was a week-end visitor to “ Small college,” “ Education,”
Portland.
and particularly “ Pacific Univer­
Mrs. R. Morse visited her sity,” which have been appear­
brothers in Portland Friday and ing in your paper. I wonder if
Saturday.
you could send us a copy o f your
The roof o f the I. 0. 0. F. issues o f September 1st, and
building is being reshingled on September 8th for our files.
With kindest regards,
the north side.
Yours very truly,
Will Bass is working for R. C.
R a l p h H . M it c h e l l ,
Deming, gathering up berries
205 Platt Building,
for the cannery.
Portland, Oregon.
H. C. McCormick, of Gresham,
was a guest at the Pimm home
U U N IV E R S IT Y OF OR E G O N,
last Friday night.
Eugene, Sept. 8, 1921.
Mrs. Dora Herring and Miss
Dear
Mr.
Gibbs:—
Wava, her daughter, visited in
Ever
since
returning from va­
Portland Saturday.
cation,
I
have
had your editorial
Mesdames W. J. Moore and
o
f
July
28th
on
my desk intend­
Tom Morton spent the day in
ing
to
send
a
note
o f comment.
Portland last Thursday.
When you say that the root of
Miss Ruth Dillon has returned
the matter is the “ Continuous"
from her vacation, part of the
effort to make things easy for
time being spent at Seaside.
the pupils,” your are far from
A. Haidlen has moved bis wrong. The more responsibility
household effects to Portland, we throw on the student, the
where he has bought a home.
less education costs and the great­
Charles Weaver returned Sat­ er the results. I am thoroughly
urday from The Dalles, where in sympathy with many o f the
he has been working for some old fashioned aspects o f teaching,
time.
and that is why I was pleased
Phil Marquam was taken acute with the old fashioned tone <?f
ly sick last Thursday night, and your editorial
Sincerely,
Dr. McCall was called, who
C a l v in D y m e n t ,
pulled him through.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wade Dean of College Literature, Sci­
ence and the Arts.
and family returned last Satur
day from eastern Oregon, where
they spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wilcox and
daughter Miss Mabel, left today
for a visit at Heppner, and other
points in eastern Oregon.
Ed Boner sent to this office a
sample o f Kentucky Wonder
beans he had raised. The pods
were ten inches in length.
Manager Sparks o f the Family
Theatre, who had ordered five
o f the "F a ttie ” Arbuckle pict­
ures, has canceled the order.
Lee Bronsen came to Estacada
from Portland, last Thursday, to
attend the East Clackamas Coun­
ty Fair, but on arrival, he found
it had b6en called off.
The front o f the second hand
store on Main street, adjoining
Boner’s Theatre, presents a very
smart appearance as it has been
newly painted. George Pointer
did the job.
Mrs. Tom Morton left last Sat­
urday morning for Seattle where
she met her husband, who ar­
rived there by steamer from
Alaska on Sunday. They both
will return to Estacada in a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin g Smith
started Monday morning on an
extensive trip to the east. Their
first stop will be in Chicago, and
from thence they will travel east­
ward as far as Vermont. They
expect to be gone about two
months.
A t the Multnomah county fair
next week at Gresham, there is
to be a contest between old time
fiddlers, and Ed Hunt of this
place will be one o f the contes­
tants. I f we belonged to the
sporting fraternity, we would lay
our money on Ed.
Ed. Hunt has his own orches­
tra. Tuesday afternoon he had
the phonograph going which he
accompanied by wielding the
sticks on one drum and beating
another with his foot on a treadle
which operated it and a pair o f
cymbals at the same time.
The Misses Edith, Rose and
Matie Train, old acquaintances
from Fort Dodge, Iowa, o f Mrs.
A. E. Sparks, were guests at
the Sparks home Sunday, and in
the evening Mr. and Mrs. Sparks
drove to Portland to accompany
them home, returning later.
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Second-hand sewing machine,
New
Home, in good condition.
1 , The different committees hav-
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S m i t h H a r d w a r e C o .
ing :n charge the arrangements
for the I. 0. 0. F. convention State o f Ohio, City o f Toledo,
iAica« County, as.
to be held here Saturday, Octo­
i . 1' l i ? ! 5 J' Ch* ncy tnahes oath that ho
ber 15th, report an encouraging J* « « " 'o r partner o f the Arm o f F. J.
ifh
C£ '- do,n* business In the City
outlook for a large attendance 2nHT ,h .d. ° ’
* nd s t“ t* aforesaid.
ns?iothu
n
t?ri1
.m S'111 pay ,he 8,1111 of
from the different lodges in the ? h E H U N D R t,5.r
E D D O t,LA R S for each
Kry.£ a ,e
Catarrh t,lal cannot be
district, and the local lodge is ? M , 7 p ijiV
m o L r ' Us®
H A L L 'S C A T A R R H
.
F R A N K J. C H E N E Y ,
determined to make it a success
sworn to before me and subscribed in
,e4 ? nc*> thls 6th da>'
December.
and keep Estacada on the map. T , yr,P
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A. W. G LE ASO N.
Many women will profit by the
following statement o f one of
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their sex: “ I was afraid to eat <■ + + + +
on account o f stomach trouble.
Even rice did not agree. A fter
taking Adler-i-ka, I can eat any­
thing.’ ’ Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH
upper and lower bowel, remov­
ing foul matter which poisoned
stomach. E X C E LLE N T for gas
is your Home Company.
on the stomach or sour stomach.
See us regardii g your
property,
Insure your
Guards against appendicitis. It
brings out poisonous matter you
never thought was in your sys­
tem.
Estacada Pharmacy.
—Against-
I f you are figuring on Paiqt-
ing get my prices. I will
furnish the material or you
can furnish it. I will do
your work by day or con­
tract. Leave your orders at
Smith Hardware Co. ’s store
at Estacada.
J. W.
SAUNDERS,
Rt I, Estacada.
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Our Price Four Cents.
CRATES FURNISHED.
Estacada Cannery.
FIRE,
THEFT or
COLLISION.
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Second-hand sewing machine,
New Home, in good condition.
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I J. W. Reed Estate
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ESTACADA, ORE.
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S he Family
Theatre
THE U N I V E R S A L C A R
The Ford M otor Com pany was the first to re-
uuee prices on cars, S ep tem ber 22, 1920 That
hrst reduction prices all models belo'w the
1914 price basis.
N ow another cut is made—
f ffo Cb1VD e tro it2’ 1921 ~ 'to the l o w i n g prices,
SATURDAY, SEPT. 17
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CHARLES RAY
— in —
We Buy
Wheat and Oats
in
Any Quantity.
Starters on above models $70.00 ad-
ditional. Demountable wheels $25.00
• tlv additional.
Comedy.
MONDAY, SEP. 19,
Coupe with
Starter and Demountable
wheels....................................... $595 00
Sedan with
Starter and Demountable
Two Shows in One,
6-Reel Feature and Vaude­
ville.
wheel* .................................... $660.00
THURSDAY SEPT. 22
Ford Prices are uniform everyw here, excep t fo r freight,
because Mr. I'ord him self fixes the retail price Place
your order quickly to avoid delay from the rush o f or­
ders these new prices will produce.
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RUTH OF THE ROCKIES.
Pathe News.
Phantom Valley,
Little Miss Jazz.
Portland, Estacada
..........................................$295.00
louring.. .......................................... 355.00
Truck with Pneumatic Tires............ 455.00
Villiage Sleuth.
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RAKER 4 SON,
Estacada and Gresham,
Oregon.
A. E. SPARKS, Manager.
Transportation Co.
Fred C. Bartholomew,
G. M. Lawrence.
OUR BUSINESS IS PICKING UP
Before You Go Elsewhere,
We do Job Printing.
Charter No. 125.
Reserve District No. 12
R E P O R T O F C O N D IT IO N
----of the----
At Estacada, in the State of Oregon,
OF
BUSINESS.
SEPTEMBER 6TH,
1921.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts
.......................................
$145,250.97
373.90
O verdrafts secured and unsecured
22,874.00
U. S. governm ent securities owned
Other bonds, warrants and securitie including foreign g o v ­
20,359.05
ernment, state, municipal, corporation, etc
1.498.09
Stocks, securities, claims, liens, judgments, etc
6,217.33
Banking house, $3,450.00; furniture and fixtures #2,767.33
5,353.56
Real estate owned other than banking house
Am ounts due from banks, bankers and trust companies,
21.494.04
designated and approved reserve agents o f this hank
Checks on banks outside city or town o f reporting bank and
20.00
other cash items
13,353.36
Cash on hand in vault
T ota l cash and due from banks
$34,867.40
236.794.30
Total
l ia b il it ie s
15,000.00
2 , 000.00
3,164.61
73.1
Demand Deposits, other than banks, subject to reserve:
Deposits due the State o f Oregon, and deposits due county
or cities and other public funds
15,365.64
Individual deposits subject to check
106,920.43
M
596.76
Cashier’s checks o f this bank outstanding payable on demand
Total o f demand deposits
122,799.66
Time and Savings Deposits, subject to reserve:
T otal
WE VENTURE TO SAY
that we
carry
CO M PLETE
the
M OST
STO CK
in
the Eastern End of This County, and our large volume of business
en-
ables us to give you G R E A T E R V A L U E and B E T T E R
S E R V IC E
than is possible to find elsewhere.
Men’s and Boys’ Footwear,
Ladies’, Girls’ and Children’s Shoes,
.
Rainy Weather Clothing for the Family.
.
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund
(a ) Undivided profits
$11,105.71'
7,941.09
(b ) Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid
United States deposits, including postal savings and deposits
o f United States disbursing officers
T im e certificates o f deposit
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Savings deposits
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T otal o f li m e ard Savings deposits
TO BOY ANYTHING IN HOUSEHOLD NEEDS,
Come in and LOOK OVER O l/R STOCK and compare our values as to
Price and Quality. If we do not have what you want, we will get it for you
and SAVE YOU MONEY!
ESTACADA STATE BANK,
CLOSE
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BLACKBERRIES
AUTOMOBILE
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| Painting,
Paper H anging
and Tinting.
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: FIRE INSURANCE GO. : ;
Pointer puts on Deadening
Felt. Make your rooms warm
for winter.
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THE
WE NEED I
100 Tons
iSJfiP „ .
.
N otary Public,
».it® n " Ca' arrh Medicine Is taken In-
! ! r w y °nd acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces o f the System. Send
lo r testimonials, free.
J. C H E N E Y A CO.. Toledo, O.
JoM by all druggists. 7Bc.
H a ll a F am ily P ills fo r constipation.
GIRL’S STATEMENT WILL
HELP ESTACADA.
Auto intoxication, constipation,
stomach disorders yield readily
to my method o f treatment.
Free consultation, Dr. Rhodes,
Osteopath, Hotel Estacada, Mon­
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
8:30 to 4 p.m.
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S P E C IA L FO R 10 C E N T S :
One Large Can o f Salmon....... ................... .............................................. .
10 Cents
One Small Can of Condensed Milk _______ _________ _______ ________
10 Crate
One Package o f Corn Flakes............ ........... ......................... .......................10 Cents
E X T R A S P E C IA L !
One lot o f M E N ’ S SAM PLE SHOES. Ball Strap. Goodyear Welt, Russian
Calf, the same shoe you paid $12.50 for. sizes 6 to lyi, we now sell for $6.50
42,388.16
51,29.5.53
93,683.69
236,794.30
S T A T E OF OREGON,
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COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS, f
I, Ruth L . Dillon, cashier o f the above named bank, do solemnly sw ear that
the above statem ent is true to th i best o f m y knowledge and belief.
R U T H L, D IL L O N , Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to b efore me this 13th day o f Septem ber, 1921.
S. E. W O O S T E R . N ota ry Public.
M y commission expires March 12, 1923.
H. C. S T E P H E N S ,
C o r r e c t - A t t e s t
T H O M A S YO C U M ,
R U T H L . D IL L O N .
Directors,
JOIN THE CROWD AT
The People’s S to re
H B. SNYDER,
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C. E. KILGORE.
Where the Motto Is Service.