EASTERN
With Anticipatory Joys.
LOCAL BREVITIES
AND NEWS I I LMS
CLACKAM AS
NEW S, TH UR SDA Y
“FRIEND MEETS WITH FRIEND”
O f T h a t S p irit Is Born the H o sp ita lity
W h ic h Sh ou ld Go W ith T h a n ks-
giv in g Day.
R ichest of all th e sp irits of Thanks
giving day is the sp irit of friendly
hospitality.
Preach about prosperity
and millions all you like, hut certain
| it is th a t a man and woman without
real old-fashloued friends is poverty
stricken.
Money will not buy friends. It does
] a ttra c t beggars and parasites. Only
1 the sincere, honest h eart m akes friends
who will stand by one In the hour of
I need, and warm one to hope and cour
age In th e lime of trouble. They may
| not have a penny to th e ir names, hut
they liuve the richer treasu re—friend­
ship.
And now, when you a re thinking of
T hanksgiving day, rem em ber the old
friends, those who live alone, whose
fam ilies are gone.
The turkey may
lie too high priced, but a table spread
in the sp irit of a feast will have m er­
rim ent and Joy and turkey will not he
missed.
Thanksgiving day is here. Let us
try to revive its sp irit and hospltnl-
Ity and come together to cherish the
flowers of friendship. Many there are
whose souls are dying In these days
of unrest. T here tire no neighbors to
tu rn to, few friendly congregations
w here everyone shares the Joys and
sorrows of all. T he fires on th e altnr
m ust he lighted afresh. W hatever the
task, let us do o ur p a rts gallantly, and
forget not acquaintances who ore
struggling ngaltist the cu rren t and who
have seen b etter days.
Then th e T hanksgiving day will he
a reality and a tru e festival in our
broad Innd of America, w here with
freedom w e nre striving to m aintain
the blessings of ponce nnd equal op­
p o rtunities for nil.
F. E. Burns was in Portland
Saturday.
Mrs. W. F. Cary was in Port
land last Friday.
Mrs. M. J. Kerkes, went to
Portland, last Friday.
Postmaster Heylman was
Sunday visitor in Portland.
Mrs. Mae Reed was in Port
land, Saturday, on business.
Fred Adlon came home from
Portland, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry B. Snyder spent
the day in Portland Thursday.
Mrs. J. E. Gates was an Esta-
cada visitor in Portland last Fri­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Wagner
$ W e ste rn N ew sp ap er U nion •
went last week to visit relatives
H ere we have a proud little m iss
at Tidewater, Oregon.
w ith the T h a n k s g iv in g d inner in her
Ray Lovelace went to Eugene arms.
the latter part of last week, for
a few day’s stay at the Univers HAPPINESS MUST BE SHARED
ity.
T h a n k ig iv in g the M o st A p p ro p ria te of
John Duus came down from
A ll T im e s to Rem em ber the
P oor and U nfortunate.
Portland to spend Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C
It is one of the law s of life th a t we
Duus.
cannot tru ly enjoy anything from
Miss Nell Richmond of Port­ which our b ro th er is excluded. We do
not know how much of this sharing Is
land, spent the week-end here going on. Hut th is T hanksgiving as
with her sister, Mrs. Burt we g a th er about our board to enjoy
one of th e descendants of those 40-
Have you tried osteopathic
Moore.
pound “turkies, which sallied gaily
treatment
for those chronic con­
John Osborn and T. J. Reagan past the doares" it w ill w arm our
ditions
?
Consult
Dr. Rhodes at
h
earts
to
rem
em
ber
only
this
one
in­
were among those who went to
stance which will he taking place, Hotel Estacada.
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Milwaukie Friday night, to see as usual, th is year. T he scene of it
the boxing match.
Is in a fam ous stre e t In the h e a rt of
Pointer, the painter, puts in
P. S. Stamp is building a very New Y ork's underw orld. O utside the glass. See him for your windows
g reat building early in the forenoon
neat six-room bungalow on his the line begins to form until by mid­
as cool weather will soon be here.
lots on the old Wilton place day it is thousands long, and when the
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loors a re finally throw n open, each
northeast of town.
man tnkes Ills tra y and is served
We do Job Printing.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Twining of with ro ast turkey, m ashed potato,
Portland, were the house guests cran b erry snuce and mince pie and
The Best Christmas Gift
■offee in exchange fo r a n ic k e l! The
of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks down
and outer, th e victim of adver­
Can you rem em ber th a t C hristm as
last Wednesday and Thursday. sity—w hoever comes—is fed. The when you first received The Y o u th ’s
The students from Estacada room, big as it is, will not accommo­
d ate them all, but one crowd rapidly
and yicinitv who are attending gives place to another, and so all are
those early num bers, and you can well
college at the U. of Oregon, 0. tnken care of. 'This happens every rem
em ber how everyone in the fam ily
year
because
th
ere
Is
one
man
of
w anted to read your paper.
A. C., or elsewhere, will be
w ealth w hose h e a rt is filled w ith
To-day The Companion m akes the
home for Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving. Tills is only one In­ ideal C hristm as p resen t. No fam ily,
Whiie the water was the high­ stance. You will know of others. So especially one w ith grow ing boys and
us all rejoice and give thanks for girls, should be w ithout th e tri >d and
est last Sunday, Herman Wal­ let
tru e Y outh’s Com panion—the friend
the sp irit which Is w ithin us.
and e n te rta in e r of hosts of people, old
lace got out his small skiff and
siyneu m a ynow er to m p a c t
and young.
enjoyed a boat ride on one of
The forty-one mnle passengers,
The Companion is tru e to th e best
heads
of
fam
ilies,
who
signed
the
the main streets of Estacada.
A m erican ideals of life, giving every
compnct on the Mayflower w e re : John week a generous supply of the best
The proud gobbler spread his C arver, W illiam B radford. K dward stories, c u rre n t events, com m ents on
tail feathers and strutted grand­ W inslow, W illiam B rew ster, Isaac Al- the w orld’s doings, w ith special pages
John A ilerton. Myles Standish, for Boys, for Girls and fo r the Family*
iosely around the barn yard, ierton,
The 52 issues of 1922 will be crowned
John Aiden, Samuel Fullot* C hristo­
while the phonograph at the pher M artin, William Mullins, W illiam with serial stories, sh o rt stories, ed ito r­
house played, “They are after W hite, ltieh n rd W arren. John How­ ials, p oetry, fa c ts and fun. Subscribe
land, Stephen H opkins, E dw ard Tilly, now and receive:
me. f t
John 'Tilly, F ran cis Cook, T hom as
o u th ’s Com panion—52 issues
Thomas Morton visited Port­ Rogers. Thom as Tinker. John Bldg- 1. The in Y 1922.
land in the interests of his store .lale, E dw ard Fuller, John T urner, 2. All th h rem aining issues of 1921.
F rancis Eaton. Jam es Chilton, John
last Thursday. New goods are Crackston,
John Biliington, Moses 3. The Companion Home Calendar for
1922. All for $2.50,
constantly arriving and there are F letcher, John Goodman, D egary
many pretty things for the holi­ P riest. Thom as W illiams, G ilbert 4. O r include McCall’s M agazine, the
m onthly au th o rity on fashions.
Winslow, E dw ard M argeson, P eter
day trade.
Brown, R ichard R ritterlge, George
Both publications, only $3.00.
We hope all our readers will Soule. R ichard Soule. Richard Clark,
T H E Y O U T H ’S COM PANION,
R ichard G ardiner. IThnmns E nglish,
enjoy a very pleasant Thanks­ Edw
C om m onwealth Ave. f t S t. Paul S t.,
ard Dotey and Edw ard I.elster.
Boston, Mass.
giving, with hearty appetites W ith th e passengers ennie also fifteen
and good digestions for the good mnle servants. They bore the nam es New subscriptions received at the
of C arter, Coper. Ely, Ilolheck. Hooke, N EW S office.
things with which the festal Langmore,
L atham . M lnter. Moore,
board is spread.
Prow er. Sampson, Story, Thompson,
Mrs. A. G. Ames was in Port­ T revore and W ilder.
land again Tuesday, to see the
We wish to announce to the
Dr. W. W. Rhodes, osteopathic public,
specialist in regard to her eye.
that we are opening up a
She has been suffering with an physician, located at Hotel Esta­ Racket Store in the Hunt build­
abscess in her eye, caused from cada, on Mondays, Wednesdays ing, and invite you to give us a
infection. Although somewhat and Fridays, from 8:30 to 4 p. m. share of your trade.
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improved, it is still very painful.
Motto, Golden Rule.
Keep
warm
by
a
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Majes­
The 8:52 a. m. train, Sunday,
was more than half an hour late tic Electric Heater, price $9.00
at the Reed Auto Co.
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on starting to Portland, and it
was stalled so frequently on the
way, owing to ice on the over­
head lines, that it did not reach
the city till nearly noon. It then
started right back arriving at
IS W IT H US.
Estacada at 3:30 p. m.
“ Eat the fat and drink the
We are thankful for yout patronage, and hope to so con­
sweet, and send portions unto
duct our business that we shall merit a continuance of
them for whom nothing is pre
your confidence.
pared,” is the scriptural admo­
nition for keeping a thanksgiv­
ing occasion. For the last clause
as everyone round here will have
a sufficiency, it might be well to
substitute, “send a contribution
to the Red Cross.”
There was a reception at the
5-pound pall White Penick Syrup................................ 40c
M. E. parsonage, last Friday
5 pound pail Golden Penick Svrup....... ......................... 35c
evening, in honor of the new
10-pound pail Pure Lard................................................$1.65
pastor and his wife. Owing to
the inclement weather and it not
being generally known, there
were only a few who attended.
But a very pleasant social time
U . S. M O R G A N .
W . H. KANDLE.
was spent, ending up with de*
lightful light refreshments.
NOV
24. 1921.
Auto intoxication, constipation,
stomach disorders yield readily
to my method of treatment.
Free consultation. Dr. Rhodes,
Osteopath, Hotel Estacada, Mon­
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
8:30 to 4 p.m.
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The Progressive
American Shoe Shop
SHOE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
M eets every S aturday evening in 2
I heir lodge room, vom er of Bioml- 4 H arness R epniied. Shoe lace» reti upe.
* way and Third stre e ts. V isiting C t ustom prices. E v ery th in g for Shoe .
brothers are alw ays welcome.
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B. H. JOHNSON.
H . L. M c K e n n e y , N. G.
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J . C. H a y m a n , S ecretary ,
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ESTACADA, P. O. Box 44 OREGON
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A HEARTY THANKSGIVING
TO YOU ALL!
I have a few lines to close oul to make room for my
NEW GOODS that arc arriving everyday. They con­
sist of Gallon Cans of Peaches, Apricots, Loganberries
and Pineapples,
WHILE THEY LAST, AT COST.
Cups and Saucers at Less than Cost,
Some Glassware at One-half Price
is your Home Company.
See us regardii g your
property,
In su re] your
I am going to get, rid of these goods, so come early if you
want anything in that line.
AUTOMOBILE
Yours for Lower Prices at
—Against—
FIRE,
THEFT or
COLLISION
THE SQUARE DEAL GROCERY
H. L. M c K E N N E Y .
r ,m a .n « M ii.i..i
1 J. W. Reed Estate
ESTACADA, ORE.
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MOTOR OILS!
N o tic e !
For your convenience
we have arranged with
the Baggage Department
in Portland, to be able to
check your baggage at
home. We issue claim
checks here. All you
have to do is lo present
it at Union Depot for
destination check.
Portland, Estacada
Transportation Co.
“MONOMBILE” for your Car or Truck, Eastern Par­
affin Base, now on tap at our shop.
“MOTOR B” and “MONOLINE,” sold and guaranteed
to be the best oil refined for Tractor use. Ask for prices.
We Prove to Horses, Men and Mules,
that there is something more than superstition in the good
luck idea connected with horseshoes, as we are using the
longest wearing shoes and longest holding non-breaking
nails on the American market.
One door north of Meat
Market.
Portland Address
143 Front Street.
“ You Win” is our Motto.” Why Shouldn’t You?
J.
Fred C. Bartholomew,
G. M. Lawrence.
V.
B A R R
&
S O N ,
B L A C K S M IT H S .
OUR BUSINESS IS PICKINCJUP
-r., -
NEW RACKET STORE.
W. ROY WAY.
The Thanksgiving Spirit
Our Line of Feeds is Complete
THE RAIN WONT BOTHER YOU
if you are wearing Our Rain Clothes—
Boots, Overshoes, and other Rain-proof
Apparel. We have styles and sizes
for the whole family.
:
:
:
Men’s Women’s and Children’s Shoes
AT PRICES THAT WE GUARANTEE CANNOT BE BEATEN.
ALUMINUMIVARE AT REDUCED PRICES:
Double Boilers,
Percolators,
Sauce Pans,
•
Roasters,
IDEAL FOR GIFTS.
BEFORF PURCHASING YOUR XMAS CANDIES
SE E US. W e will make i his H EA D Q U A R TER S for CHRISTM A S M IX hD
CANDIES a ad N U TS, at arices unheard of before. Watch for our Window Display
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
Estacada Feed Co.
JOIN THE CROWD AT
The People’s Store
H. B. SN Y C E R ,
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C. E. KILGORE.
Vhere the Motto Is Service.