Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928, March 09, 1922, Image 3

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    EASTERN
C LA C K A M A S N EW S, THURSDAY M A R C H 9. 1922.
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LOCAL B R E V I T I E S
Ask Fuller How to Do Your Own
AND N E W S I ! L M S
1.0 . 0 . F. } The Progressive
Estacada Lodge 4
American Shoe Shop
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Refinishing of Furniture, Floors, Walls, Bric-a-brac, Etc.
Meets every Saturday evening in
their lodge room, corner of Bioad*
way and Third streets. Visiting
brothers are always welcome.
(.’. F. M. Brown, N. G.
Fred Bartholomew, Secretary,
SHOE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
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j Harness Kepaued. Shoe laces retipped
1 Custom prices. Everything for Shoes.
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Mrs. G. R. Ellis spell t thfe d;iy
F you cannot ge%a painter for nishes, enamels, wall finishes
B. H. JOHNSON.
in Portland Saturday.
redecorating you’ll find it fas­ and stains especially for you to
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ESTACADA, I». 0 . Box 44 OREGON
Miss Mabel Wilcox has return­
cinating to do the work your­ use. Quick-drying.smooth-flowi
ing.
easily
applied—
the
finest
self— easy, too, with Fuller’s
ed from Portland.
materials of this kind that we
free advice.
C. F. Howe went to Portland
Wasl:**ble W all F in ish
You can tint walls, paint floors know.
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on the morning train Tuesday.
or closets, re-enamel the bath­
You’ll be surprised, delighted,
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is
F u lle r s
S p ecificatio n fo r b ea u ­
tub, make old chairs, tables, etc., to see the kind of work that you
Gordon La wo nee and little
tifu lly tin te d w ash ab le
like new, re-do picture frames can do.
p la ste re d w alls an d ce il­
son were Gresham visitors Sun­
washable ]
in g s, an d w o o d w o rk .
and bric-a-brac at small cost.
W e know how to make them
all finish
day.
C om es re ad y -m ix ed in W
Describe the article to us, how for you, for we’ve had 72 years’
fifteen co lo rs. Y ou sim ­
Mrs. Minnie Eash of Garfield
p ly a p p ly it as d ire c te d
finished now, and what effect experience. W e are one of the
a n d g e t a b e a u tifu l ef- | * p fu ller *
went to Portland Monday morn­
you want to get. YVe tell you country’s largest manufacturers
feet.
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how to do it in detail, and what of paint products exclusively.
Ready For Use
I have just received a shipment of Royal
material to buy.
Milton Evans from Portland,
Fuller's " Home S e r v ic e ”
W A S H A B L E W A L L F IN IS H . ■
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Paints are used and Fuller's
T ry ! “just a can of paint and
Club and American Club Coffee, and
was in town the beginning of
fo r in te rio r w alls a n d w all b o a rd .
a little work that’s fun”—you’ll Specifications for painting at
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the week.
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with each pound 1 give, free, one Big
a d a p t th e m selv e s to a n y in te rio r decor«
work little wonders in your home are followed by home peo­
a tin g co lo r sch em e.
Mrs. A. Richmond of Portland
ple everywhere.
home.
E a sy to ap p ly .
N o m in a l in cost«
Stick of Candy— Its good, try it.
M ad e in 16 co lo rs.
spent the week end with her
Thousands of women now use
Take advantage of Fuller’s
A lso m a k ers of R u b b e r-C e m e n t F Jo o f
daughter, Mrs. Burt Moore.
P a in t, A ll-p u rp o se V arn ish es. S ilk en -
paint and varnish who never Free Advice and Fuller Prod­
w h ite E n am el, F ifte e n -fo r-F lo o rs, A u ta
Also a new supply of Diamond W. Foods.
thought they could.
E n am el. B a rn a n d R o o f P a in t, P o rc h
ucts, and you’ll get the exact
Don’t forget the benefit dance
an d S tep P a in t, a n d P I O N E E R
W H IT E L E A D .
W e make special paints, var­ effects that you desire.
for the Rebekahs. in the park
Florida Grape Fruit and all Fresh V ege­
pavilion, on Saturday night.
W. P. F u ller & Co,
tables in season.
D e p t. 2l , S a n F ra n c isc o
Mrs. G. H. Lichthorn returned
P io n e e r P a in t M a n u fa c tu re rs fo r
from Portland last Sunday and
72 Y e a rs — E s ta b lis h e d 1849
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SPECIFICATION
B
ra n c h e s in 16 citie s in th e W e st
is gaining in health quite rapidly
Yours for Lower Prices at
D ealers E v e ry w h e re
now.
Varnishes - Enamels
Mrs. P. G. Henderson of Linn
M’f’
d. by W. P. Fuller & Co.
County, Iowa, arrived last week
W H ER E TO BU Y:
to visit her son W. J. Syms, and
I m p o r ta n t th a t y o u g e t th e
W rite u s n o w — a p o stca rd — fo r b o o k le t o f Puller's
n g h t m a te ria l so be su re to g o to th e rig h t s to re for S pecificatio n " H o m e S ervice" P a in t P ro d u c ts w h lc l
H. L. M c K E N N E Y .
family.
F u lle r p ro d u c ts.
C u t o u t th e c o u p o n below a s a tells ju s t w h a t to b u y fo r th e w o rk y o u h av e in m in i
m em o to d irect y o u . D o n ’t allo w s u rfaces to rot. I t S end full d escrip tio n of and g et o u r free advice on any
c o sts less to i. :in t th em .
k in d of p a in tin g jo b y o u w a n t to do.
S. R. McWillis bought a farm
F o r a ll e x te r io r jo b s o f p a in tin g it is a d v is a b le to o b ta in th e se r v ic e s o f a M a ster P a in te r
down near Albany and with Mrs.
McWillis left for their new home
Read the Ads in the N ews .
SAVE THIS- CUT THIS OUT AND PUT IT IN YOUR POCKETBOOK OR HANDBAG AS A MEMO
J. E . M ETZG ER ,
last Sunday.
F u lle r’s “ H om e S erv ice” P a in ts are so ld b y the fo llo w in g in you r city ;
Undertaker and Embalmer
George Pointer has moved his
paint shop downstairs into the
Gresham - Oregon
shed, where H. C. Stephens for­
Warren McWillis
merly kept his car.
Local
Agent for Estacada
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It is to be hoped that warm ' ■v i t 70LZP?
weather will soon set in so as to 1
K0DAKS--
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stop the prevailing epidemic of
ALL KINDS and SUPPLIES
colds and pneumonia.
GUNS--
Sam Harper and son were here
And AMMUNITION
from Washington last week, vis­
AMERICAN
PLAN
iting his mother Mrs. Elizabeth
E A R E m ak in g close
FISHING TACKLE
Harper, and other relatives.
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prices on No. 1 q u a l­
is your Home Company.
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your
D1NTY has got ’em!
ity, 2 n d cu ttin g A lfalfa if
Get Hunting and Fishing
property,
Insure your
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ta k e n d irect from th e car.
WHAT?
Licenses
Here
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Rooms, Reasonable.
C leaned up a ca r this
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w eek an d a n o th e r one
Kum in.
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Breakfast
Camping Outfits, Electric
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rolling.
It
will
p
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you
Against
The iniury to the right eye of
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to p u t in an o rd e r for a
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Flashlights.
Baseball
W. R i t c h i e fortunately h a s
FIRE,
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few tons.
Served Short Order.
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proved not as serious as was
Supplies
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THEFT or
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Portland, Estacada
first reported. It is thought now
COLLISION
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Lunch and Dinner
that it will heal completely with
Transportation Co.
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the sight unimpaired.
and
Enlarged
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Fred C. Bartholomew,
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Served Family Style, 50 cents.
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Mrs. Lee Bronson and son Bev­
G. M. Lawrence.
J . W. Reed Estate +♦
" O U R BUSINESS IS PICKING UP ’
erly, of Portland, have been vis­
ED . B O NER’S
ESTACADA, ORE.
iting with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
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Bronson. Beverly has been ill
with the grippe but is improving.
Si
Miss Ada Wilde, of Hillsboro
has taken the position of teacher
OREGON
ESTACADA,
of the 2nd and 3rd grades, in the
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place of Mrs. Homer Sarver, re­
signed.
Frank Morrow of Portland,
The officers of the local Rebek- Matt Lonsberry was a Port­
while visiting at the E. E. Saling ah order, entertained last Thurs­ land visitor Sunday.
home last Sunday, had the mis­ day afternoon, at the home of
V. W. Houser was in Portland
fortune to cut olf the end of one Mrs. W. F. Cary at Hotel Esta '• Monday attending a meeting of
of hi3 fingers while splitting cada, in honor of Mrs. Myrtle hotel men.
3 2 - Inch D ress G in g ­
kindling.
McWillis who was soon to leave Col. Kilgore of Gresham, was
Mrs. M. H. Evans was here Estacada for her new home near in town Tuesday, calling on his
hams, brand new,
New Pat t e r n s in
Amther lot of brand
from Portland Saturday and Sun­ Albany, Oregon. Refreshments sons, C. E. and S. N. Kilgore>
checks and plain,
day the guest of Mrs. A. E. were served and a social time
new P e r c a l e s in
fresh attractive col­
in yellows, p i n k s ,
I sell and hang wall paper. My
Sparks. She returned to the enjoyed.
stripes and dots
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blues a n d greens,
1922 samples of wall paper are
city on the Sunday noon train.
the
yard...........
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the
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G. A. Massee who wa3 opera­ all new patterns and show big
the yard............... Z O v
P. C. Elbert, representing the ted on about two weeks ago at
reductions in price, over last
Portland Evening Telegram, was the Sell wood hospital for gastric
year. They are priced 10c per
in town Tuesday on business j ulcer, by Dr. Besson of Portland,
roll up. Samples can be seen at
Campfire spe­
F l 0 lir - A few barrels still
connected with its subscription and Dr. Charles K. Carey óf Es­
Smith's Hardware, or a card
left cf Fishers Art
department.
cial, 5 lbs................. $1.10
tacada, has returned home and mailed to J. W. Saunders, Rt. 1,
One barrel of fresh
Brand
Hard
Wheat
B. F. Forrester of Boring was is convalescing,
will bring them to you.
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Peaberry, 3 lbs....... $I.C0
p l a i n mixed h a r d
in town Tuesday, and called at
Flour—money back
Hill Bros. Red Can
this office. Last Saturday while
guarantee with every
candy—pound............ I8C
in Portland he slipped on the
Coffee, pound............ 4£C
Half pound ...
10c
steps in the Chamber of Com­
491b sack...........
M. J. B., 3 lb s ..... $1.25
merce Building, and sustained
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some severe bruises. He said he
was pretty sore for a day or two
afterwards.
With the coming of Spring and the budding of trees this
G R A N 1T E W A R E DISH PA N S
Both Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Heyl- j
is the time to spray. We have the Bordeaux Mixture,
man have been on the sick list, !
14-Inch, Rolled E dge G rA nitew are Di»h P a n » ................................................. t>9c each
and the Lime and Sulphur Mixture.
but are better. The former re - 1
1 7-Inch, Rolled E dge G ra m te w a re Di»h P an s .............................................. 89c each
STO C K T O N IC S
marked that he had gone half
A full line of Dr. Le Gear’s Stock Tonics and Poultry
SO A P W H IT E W O N D E R L A U N D R Y
way across the river Styx which
remedies. Also Dr. Hess’ Tonics and Remedies.
divides this sphere from that
S O A P on S a tu rd a y o n ly --2 5 B ars f o r ..................................................................... $ 1 .0 0
C L O V E R S E E D S - R ED A N D A LSY K E
"undiscovered c o u n t r y from
whose bourn no traveler returns. ’’
We can quote you prices on these seeds much lower
How did he persuade old Charon
than market.
to bring him back? Did he for­
S U R E LAY EG G M A SH
get to bring the ferry charges?
The next time you need Fgg Mashes try a sack of
Weil we are glad he did not
Sperry’s Sure Lay. We highly recommend this from
make the crossing,
results locally obtained.
Osteopathic care during preg­
nancy and confin ment has done
more to relieve womankind than
any other method no v in use.
Where the Mot o 1» Service.
T h e S tore W h e re Y our D ollar Doe* It» D uty.
Consult an osteopath for further
U. S. M organ.
C. A. Dvkeman.
information.
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THE SQUARE DEAL GROCERY
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SMITH H A R D W A R E
ST OR E, ES T A C A D A
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Alfalfa
Hay
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ESTACADA H O T EL
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ROOMS 50 CENTS AND UP
: THE PACIFIC STATES :
: FIRE INSURANCE CO. :
AUTOMOBILE
Special Chicken Dinner
Served on Sunday
Spring Ginghams Have Arrived
R o m p e r C loth
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Percales
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MIKED HARD GANDY C O ffe C «
TIME TO SPRAY
$ 2.00
EXTRA SPECIAL— SATURDAY ONLY
JOIN THE CROWD AT
The People’s Store
Estacada Feed Co.
H B. SNYDER,
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C. E. KILGORE.