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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1921)
N EASTERN C LA C K A M AS NEW S, TH U R SD A Y DEC. 8. 1921. LOCAL BREVITIES AND NEWS H LMS Former Symphony Harpist and Pianiste Now Heading Own Concert Company E leanor DeM arco, o f D eM arco-A utrup E ntertainer«, Ha* B aton of Leading Sym phony Conductors. P layed 4*'f«*«**h 4**»**«**»— Have you tried osteopathic treatment for those chronic con ditions ? Consult Dr. Rhodes at I Hotel Estacada. 9-8tf U nder Cleaning, Pressing. Dyeing. ALTERING AND REPAIRING, SUITS MADE TO ORDER. Low Prices. - ■ i f - ■ l i i l i ilr , - V. - ,|i | ita s - ■ t« t r ---- - - - T r r ifi 1 J ■ « • ,t« « - ™ e “ e * WM. BASS, Prop. |- ¡¿M r. and Mrs. George Law J. E. METZGER, rence moved to Estacada Mon day. Undertaker and Embalmer The Square Deal grocery has Gresham - Oregon installed a handsome electric Warren McWillis weighing scale. Local Agent for Estacada S. E. Wooster and J. P. Wood- le were business visitors at Ore + + + + + + + + + + + + + gon City, Tuesday. Mrs. C. V. Sandstone of Gar field, returned Tuesday noon, from a visit to Portland. Mrs. A. E. Sparks went to is your Home Company. Portland Monday and visited ♦ See us regardii g your + friends for a couple of days. + property, Insure] your 4. : Mrs. B. 0. Sarver went to vis it her sister at Gladstone, last Friday and returned home Sun —Against— + j Before engaging in lyeeuin work Miss Eleanor De Marco was n well day night. known symphony soloist. Her success as harpist with some of the leading FIRE, * Mrs. Upton H. Gibbs was the symphony orchestras of the country, led her to engage in the bigger field of T H E F T or + gue^t o f Mr. and Mrs. H. W concert work. She is today one of lyceum's best known and most talented Morgan of Sellvyood Sunday and artists. Associated with Miss De Marco Is Lowell Aistrup the well known C O L L IS IO N . + young American violinist, who is rapidly coming into his own. Mr. Aistrup Monday. I* a composer of considerable note. The De Marco-Alstrup Company features Mrs. 0. E. Smith is confined to her home with a severe attack — -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 ...... _____ * I ‘ o f rheumatism. Mr. Smith ar ESTACADA, ORE. rived home last week. 000,000 half-addressed letters with CHILDREN WILL SPREAD t + t + t t + + + 4 + tt 40,000,000 fully addressed letters The recent windstorm did con “ MAIL EARLY” MESSAGE That means that the fully addressed siderable damage at the farm of letters must wait on the slow-moving W ill H. Hays, postmaster general, addressed letters just like thé G. E. Lawrence in Springvvater, has apepaled to the children of the poorly larger boys and girls are delayed by injuring the silo and a machine United States to assist in keeping the a bunch of ‘‘bad kids” tagging along You boys and girls can help the Christmas mail from becoming so shed. Postal Service and save your father congested this year by urging in the some money, because he has to help N. W. McMillan vvho comes homess and everywhere opportunity pay the cost of searching addresses here from Powell, Wyoming, is affords the importance of mailing on letters and parcels sent out by For your convenience this one careless and thoughtless clerking in the People’s store. Christmas parcels early. we have arranged with family in every ten. the Baggage Department He formerly lived here some The message is as follows: First find out if your family is the in Portland, to be able to Christmas is almost here. careless one, then bear in mind that years ago. check your baggage at Your great Post Office Department your letters must be handled by Mr. and Mrs. Phil Standish has a big job ahead and needs your skilled mail distributors standing in home. We issue claim post offices and on swaying postal help. checks here. All you with baby son, Miles, have moued Think what it means to be Santa cars of a mile-a-minute mail trains, have to do is 1o present often under poor light. Claus to our 100,000,000 people and on to their ranch in Garfield, and it at Union Depot for The address on every letter, card to deliver Christmas parcels to every will probably remain there for family in this great country within or package must be correct, complete, destination check. the short space of a few days and and legible, including the house some months. ; THE PACIFIC STATES : : FIRE INSURANCE CO. : ! J. W. Reed Estate Notice ! Mrs. G. H. Lichthorn, who has been under medical treatment for some time, was operated on at St. Vincent’ s hospital, Port land last Monday. The windows of the stores are now putting on a Christmas ap pearance. Our merchants are very well stocked up for the hol iday trade, so there is not much need to shop elsewhere. i The Ladies’ Aid o f the Chris tian church met at the home of Mrs. John Page Tuesday after noon to quilt and make ready for their bazaar, which is to take place Saturday, Dec. 17. J. V. Barr was among those who heard Marshal Foch speak in Portland last Thursday even ing. J. V. says his French has become rusty, so he had to de pend on the interpreter to know just what the Marshal said. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Leather- by, cousins o f L. C. Posson, and Mrs. Leatherby’s sister, Mrs. Mary Fisher, arrived last week from Michigan and were the guests some days at the Posson home. The big wind Friday blew down one o f the big firs on the flat by the city hall. It fell tow ards the grounds o f A. G. Ames and would have crushed one of the hen houses, only it fell on the fence, which sayed the build ing. . Mrs. A. C. Thompson with her daughter Emily Kopp o f San Jose. Calif, arrived Tuesday, for a visit with her brother, John Ficken o f Viola. She hopes to persuade her mother. Mrs. T. C. Jubb.-who is ill in Portland, to accompany her to San Jose on her return. . The window o f the Woodle Realty Co. has an interesting fruit and vegetable exhibit. C. A. Jacques of Lower Garfield, displays four kinds o f choice ap ples. Yellow Newtons. Canada Reds. Ortleys and Spitzenberg. Carl Rayberg o f Eagle Creek, potatoes. Homer B. Bal.ou of Boring, some large onions, Jas Brown of Estacada, a pumpkin, and S. E. Wooster the big squash from his garden here. number and name of street, and the without disappointment. It can be done, and we’re going to "From ” address should be in the do it if we may have your help. I upper left-hand corner so that the want to enlist the active assistance mail will be returned to you in case of every boy and girl in the schools it is not delivered. Do not abbrevlat'- of our country in getting parcels names^of States because so many look mailed this week to relieve the ru»n alike when so abbreviated. Put the proper amount of postage that comes directly before Christmas. W ill you go home today and take on your letters and wrap the parcels Avoid fancy writing, this message to your parents and carefully. friends? which causes post-office clerks and ’Our postmaster has asked us to letter carriers to stop and study, and mail our Christmas parcels this week, thus lose time. Make the address for, unless we do, Uncle Sam’s load plain and easily read, and always use may be so heavy the last few pen and ink or typewriter and light- days before Christmas that he won’t colored envelopes, so as to save the be able to deliver all the presents by eyes of the post-office clerks. Do not use envelopes of unusual size. The Christmas eve.” The parcel must be well wrapped little ones that are so frequently «used and tied and addressed plainly in for cards and notes at Christmas or order that they may arrive in good other holiday times cause an untold condition with their Christmasy ap amount of trouble and labor, as they pearance unspoiled. You can put on will not fit our canceling machines your packages, "Do not o£en until and must therefore be canceled bv hand. Because of their size and ten Christmas.” And, there must be a number on dency to slip out of a package, these small envelopes are more likely to be your house and a mail receptacle, too. for, if there isn’t, Santa Claus's overlooked or lost. Mail your letters and packages ear messenger, your letter carrier, may not be able to find the house where ly In the day because this avoids over loading and delaying mail at the end the presents belong. There are some other things in of the day. Your local postmaster and your which you can all assist in improv ing the mail service our great Gov teachers will tell you more about the ernment millions of dollars a year Postal Service. Do these things, and you will win that is now wasted because of our j the grateful appreciation of the peo carelessness— yours and mine. Every day that you drop in a letter I pié in your post office and especially in the mail box 40,000,000 other of your Postmaster General. P. S. Don’t forget to mail Christ- letters are already pushing and jam ming through the postal machinery. I mas packages this week. One letter a day for each family of five persons in the United States is Auto intoxication, constipation, given to Uncle Sam to deliver. When you send a parcel to the post stomach disorders yield readily office for mailing any day there re to my method of treatment. about 8,000,000 other parcels ahead of yours passing through the postal Free consultation. Dr. Rhodes, hopper. This is In ordinary days; at Osteopath, Hotel Estacada. Mon Christmas time it is multiplied many days, Wednesdays and Fridays. times. 8:30 to 4p.m. 9-8tf One family In about every ten puff a badly addressed letter in the n.ah every day. This mixes up over 2,- We do Job Printing. 'J 'H A T T I M E O F Y E A R , when the farmer has to begin planning for his heaviest and most important feeding, all the feeding forces of nature - are disappearing, and added to that is the approach of those months, the hardest for livestock to weather through. T h e stock owner cannot afford to be caught unprepared, and he who prepares properly is the one who finishes successfully with the approach of Spring. Come in and look our stock over. a position to meet your wants. We Transportation Co. Fred C. Bartholomew, M. Lawrence. G. O U R B U SIN ESS IS P IC K IN G UP ESTACADA, P. 0 . B o x 14 . H I L L B R O S ’ , and S H I L L I N G ’S C O F F E E besides five other brands. Fisher’s, Princess, Olympic, Crown Flour. Baker Girl and I am overloaded wfth T ea and am closing out one line. Come in and get a sample free. Yours for Lower Prices at THE SQUARE DEAL GROCERY H . L. M c K E N N E Y . ♦ YOUR HORSES Be they natural or artificial, they need our attention. YOUR CARRIAGE, Be it horse or horseless, it needs our attention. W HY? Because our wide experience and variety of tools enables our shop to produce more of the desired effect than any other shop in this end of the county, when a machine, tool or appliance is out of order or in need of extra uninvented attachments, REMEMBER, “ YOU W IN!” J. V. • B A R R 8 c SO N , Blacksmiths, Horsehocrs, Repairmen. XMAS GIFT HEADQUARTERS Don’t tire yourself out at the last minute trying to find SOMETHING to give. Start shopping NOW and let us put your selection away for you. We have a complete stock and can furnish everything you want. ALUMINUM Skillets, Roasters, Rice Boilers, Percolators» Teapsts,, etc.-heavy warranted ware MEN’S, LADIES’ and CHILDREN S SILK HOSE TOYS— The best of all kinds of Toys at prices to suit any purse. COMMUNITY SILVERWARE— An ideal gift and is always appreciated ’ CANDIES- -•Christmas mixed Candies, Chocolates, Pea nut Brittle, at bargain prices Dressed Dolls at 25 cents each W e will sell to you A lso we can fill your building JOIN THE CROWD AT material or gro cery orders. V Estacada Feed Co. W . H. K A N D L E. OREGOM I am not fooling with any side lines, that is the reason I have a larger assortment to choose from— I buy straight groceries, that is why I get them cheaper. I now have One door north o f Meat Market. Portland Address 143 Front Street. . - «. - .. * ■ T ■ «. v - -1 - * p v « * “ Did you know I have the only exclusive gro cery store in town? DOLLS— One lot of Unbreakable are in at a price that you can stand; or will trade with you. U . S. M O R G A N . Portland, Estacada SHOE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. ATTENTION ^ AUTOMOBILE ; High School Auditorium, December 12th. The Progressive American Shoe Sho.) Meets every Saturday evening in Harness Kepaitrd. Shoe laces rctipped, their lodge room, corner of Broad way and Third streets. Visiting I Custom priées. Everything for Shoe . brothers are always welcome. 4 B. H. J O H N S O N . H. L. M c K enney , N. G. J. C. H aym an , Secretary, 4 RE-NU-EM TAiLORS. Do your Christmas shoppinar early. Postmaster Heylman was a Portland visitor, yesterday. I.O .O .F . } Estacada Lodffe No. 175. The People’s Store H. B. SNYDER, C. E. KILGORE. W h e re the Motto Is Service.