EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY MARCH 23, 1922.
LOCAL B R E V I T I E S
AND N E WS I I EMS
Mrs. Charles Linn and son
were visitors in Portland a few
days last week.
Mrs. H. W. Graebeel and two
little daughters spent the week­
end with relatives at Camas,
Washington.
Mrs. R. Morse was home for a
short time Sunday, accompanied
by her brother. Dr. Morse is
still confined in the hospit&l, but
is improving slowly.
Osteopathic care during preg­
nancy and confinement has done
more to relieve womankind than
any other method now in use.
Consult an osteopath for further
information.
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1.0. O F .
How to Really Save
On Cost of Painting
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The Progressive
American Shoe Shop
Estatada Lodge
No. 175.
SHOE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Meets every Saturday evening in
their lodge room, corner of Bioad-
Harness Hepaiied. Shoe laces retipped.
way and Third streets. Visiting
Custom prices. Everything fot .Shoes.
brothers are always welcome.
C. r.
F. ™
M. . —
Brown,
N. G.
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B. H. JOHNSON.
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Fred Bartholomew,
Bartholomew. Set rotary, f
Neal Bronson returned home
Monday.
IR ST , find 7>ut'’ 'what good
Cheap paint starts to crack in
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paint is, for that is where you twelve months. Good paint re­
Albert Lichthorn visited his
start to save on paint. W e spend
mains good five or more years. It
family last week.
more to make paint for your econ­ is really the cheap paint that is
Mr. an ] Mrs. Tom Morton vis­
expensive. Don’t allow surfaces to
omy as follows:
ited at Park Place Sunday.
W e use only the best materials rot—it costs less to paint them.
in Fuller's Specification H o u s e
There is no real cost in painting
Take in the Boy Scout pictures
Paints — PIONEER W H I T E
with the best paint. Depreciation
tonight at the Gem Theatre.
LEAD, pure linseed oil, zinc and of an unpainted building far ex­
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gohring
finest colors.
ceeds the cost of paint.
motored to Portland Monday.
VVe super-purify the lead in a
I have the most complete line of Groceries
special purifier. Then we make
Mrs. G. H. Lichthorn visited
in town, WHY? Because 1 handle nothirg
the lead so fine that it w ill pass
her physician in Portland Mon­
through a silk screen with 40,000
but Groceries.—Phone in your orders and if
day.
meshes to the square inch.
Free
Advice
on
P
a
in
tin
g
Mrs. L. C. Posson and daugh­
I have not got it 1 will get it if it is in town.
The “whiter” lead means clearer-
SK our agent for our
ter Leta were in Portland, Sat-
toned colors. The extreme fineness
free advice. He will
means better m i x i n g quality, show you a color cart)
uaday,.
greater covering capacity, more which shows 32 shades
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks
F AR M MACHINERY FO R
ease in spreading — a paint that’s of this desirable paint.
were guests of Portland friends
VVe have a F u l l e r
While they last, Olympic Rolled Oats 20c
SALE
always uniform and smooth.
Specification D e p a r t ­
for the week end.
1 Case 10-18 Tractor and 2-bot­
Such paints when applied form ment which will tell you
per package.
a beautiful elastic, tough, protec­ all about the most desir­
P. M. vVagner is making quite tom gang.......................... $575.00
able color schemes, color
tive coat that stays. They are harmony
1 Case 10-18 Tractor, double
extensive improvements to the
Come early and avoid the rush.
and those other
known
as
“Fuller’s
Specification
disc
2-bottom
g
a
n
g
............$625.
details you want to know.
interior of his residence.
House Paints.”
Take advantage of Fuller House
Quite a number of couples Reed Auto Co., Estacada, Ore.
Paints. Take steps to paint now. Don't
W here “ C heap”
let weather depreciate your invest­
from Estacada attended a ball at
Piano for Sale
ment.
P a in ts Fail
Barton last Saturday night.
Will sacrifice fine high grade
Don’t Figure Paint Economy as
W. P. Fuller & Co.
All of the sick in this locality piano now in storage near here
D ept. 23, S ao F rancisco
“Cost per Gallon.”
k ,
for
immediate
sale;
can
give
easy
are on the way to recovery and
P io n e e r M a n u fa c tu re rs of P a in ts , V arn ish es,
H. L. M c K E N N E Y .
“Cheap
paints
can’t
compete
terms if wanted to any estab­
E n a m els, S tain s, a n d P I O N E E R
no new cases are reported.
W H I T E L E A D fo r 72 Y ears
with good paints in economy.
lished home. For full particu­
E sta b lis h e d 1849
Mrs. D. B. Bass and daughters lars address — Wholesale Dept.
“Cheap” paint covers less—you
B ra n c h e s in 16 citie s in th e W e st
D ealers E v e ry w h ere
buy more gallons. It is harder to
Oregon Eilers Music House,
went to Portland Saturday, re­
spread, requires more work—so
Eilers Music Bldg., Portland, Ore.
A lso m a k ers of R u b b e r-C e m e n t F lo o r
turning Sunday afternoon.
Read the Ads in the N ews .
J. E. METZGER,
u rp o se V arn ish es. S ilken w hite
you pay more labor cost. Your P E a n in a m t, el. A ll-p
3-9-16-23
F ifte e n -fo r-F lo o rs. W a sh a b le W all
Pointer sells an Oregon made
“saving” in less cost per gallon is F in is h . A u to E n a m el. B a rn an d R oof P a in t.
Undertaker and Embalmer
P o rc h and S tep P a in t, a n d P I O N E E R
FOR SALE—Cheap, one span
paint at $2.00 and $2.75 per gal.
very quickly eaten up.
W H IT E LEA D .
of
good
work
mares,
6
and
8
yrs.
Gresham - Oregon
Let me estimate your job. 3-9tf
old, weight about 2,700 lbs., one
Warren McWillis
Clyde C. Saling has returned span of bay geldings, 9 years old,
from eastern Oregon where he weight 3,200 lbs., two sets of
Local Agent for Estacada
• S P E C IF IC A T IO N
was working at the carpenter harness, two good wagons. In­
quire of U. S. Morgan.
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trade.
4 4 4 4 + * ♦ ♦ * * * + +
just ask the price of a cer­
P h o e n ix P u r e P ain t
Mrs. U. S. Morgan and little
FOR SALE—10 acre berry and
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tain kind of Feed, there
grand-daughter and Mrs. Mor­ poultry ranch in city limits—five
MTd by W. P. F u ller &. Co.
are different sized sacks
gan’s brother, James Williams, room house; electricity and city
F or a ll ex ter io r jo b s o f p a in tin g It is a d v isa b le t o o b ta ia
water; poultry houses. For full
and most of all, the qual­
went to Gresham, Sunday.
th e s e r v ic e s o f a M a ster P a in te r
particulars, price and terms, call
ity.
on or write owner, Geo. B. Weath-
DINTY has got ’em!
" P u r e P re p a re d ” an d " P h o e - T h ese p ain ts are im p o rta n t to
Feed of all kinds is go­
erby, Estacada, Ore.
3-9-16-23
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nix” are F u lle r’s S pecifications y o u , so it ’s im p o rta n t to g o to
WHAT?
is your Home Company.
fo r h o u se p a in tin g .
G et eith er th e r ig h t s to re s to g et them ,
ing to be higher from all
♦
an d y o u h ave th e b est th a t any* A g e n ts ' nam es and ad d resses are
See
us
fegardi.
g
your
Rooms, Reasonable.
f
u
l
l
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r
indications, so it m u s t
EGGS FOR HATCH IN G -S. C
o n e can m ak e —- lo n g service p rin ted in th e m em o co u p o n
property,
Insure your
F a i n t s
+
p ain ts.
below .
C u t it o u t a n d put it
certainly be a good time
Kum in.
3-2tf White Leghorns from trap-nested
W H E R E T O B U Y T H E M : in y o u r p o ck et.
♦
to
stock
up.
Mrs. Anna Mickulecky has stock, mated to pedigreed males.
F o r a ll e x te r io r jo b s of p a in tin g it is a d v is a b le to o b ta in
Marquim
strain—J.
G.
Hayman,
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B
a
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e
r
s
th e s e r v ic e s o f a M a ster P a in te r
Come in and take a slant
gone to Portland to stay with Rt. 1, Estacada.
3-9 16-23
4
at
our
new
car
of
mixed
—Against—
her daughter, and has leased her
Sava This— Cut this out out and paste ¡1 in your note book as a memo
feeds—fresh
stock
every
4
FOUND—A chauffer’s badge,
residence to Mr. and Mrs. Gus
FIRE,
day.
M y h o u s e needs p a in tin g . F u lle r’s S pecification H o u se P ain ts
4
Owner
can
have
same
by
calling
Mahrt.
a re so ld b y th e fo llow ing m e rc h a n ts ;
THEFT or
at this office, proving property
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Portland, Estacada
Among those who went to by giving registered number and
COLLISION 4
Transportation Co.
Portland from Estacada Satur­ paying for this notice,
W. P. FULLER & CO., 160 Front Street, Portland, Ore.
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day were Mrs. C. E. Kilgore,
Fred C. Bartholomew,
FOR SALE—Good team. 8 and
4
Look
up
our
bargain
offer
on
Mrs. C. M. Chambers Miss Ma­ 9 years old, 3000 lbs. with har­ FOR SALE—one 8 months old
G. M. Lawrence.
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bred (not registered) Po­ the Portland Telegram, either
"O U R BUSINESS IS PICKING U P "
bel Wilcox and Mrs. R. C. ness, $250. Inquire of C. W. pure
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land
China
boar.
W
ill
sell
cheap
Fuller, Currinsville.
3-16-4-27 or trade for other hogs or calves. alone or clubbed with the N ews .
ESTACADA, ORE.
Deming.
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Lyle Wagner was brought FOR SALE—Early cabbage H. F. Gibson, Barton.
3-16-23 We do Job Printing.
home last Satureoy. While in plants at 10 cents per dozen. W.
FOR SA LE-S. C. R. I. Red
It
some respects he is better, he is H. Holder, Estacada.
eggs for hatching. Good layers.
still confined to his bed, and re­ FOR SALE—100 sacks of Gar­ Larire breed, fine early broilers.
quires the constant attendance net Chile potatoes, good seed. $1 for 15 eggs. J. W- Moxley,
M. Doryland, Bissell, Ore. 3-30 Morrow Station.
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of a trained nurse.
FOR SALE—good Jersey cow,
William Bass and wife have FOR SALE—Household goods,
moved into the Reed building on can be seen at the house just young saddle pony and new clip­
of the Lovelace hospital. per fanning mill. Call or write
Broadway, having leased a part south
I shall be here the last of the C. V, Sandstone. Estacada,. Rt. 1
A good friend of ours this week showed us a MAIL ORDER HOUSE ‘A D ”
of the same from “ Dinty” week. Mrs. John Dunseath. It
FOR SALE—registered Du roc
Moore. They have their clothes
which featured an article for which he had sent and paid 54 per cent more than
OR CREAM—If you Jersey boar cheap, or will trade
cleaning and pressing parlors in want MILK
OUR REGULAR PRICE FOR THE SAME ARTICLE. HE WAS SUR­
either for your Sunday din­ for small pigs or brood sow. |
the front of the building.
ner, leave your order at the Es­ Phone T. B. Young, Garfield.. 3-23
PRISED. We do not send out a catalog, but we do advertise to sell for less
If any body had any doubts as tacada Feed Co’s, store. W. T.
than the catalog houses and suggest that you read our ads and you, too, will he
4-20 FOR SALE — Italian Prune
to the stability of the Estacada Campbell.
Trees 1 year old. Height 4 to 5>4
surprised.
State Bank, they would be set at
FOR SALE—A new four room feet, 15c; 6 to 8 feet, 25c. J. J.
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rest by the report of that insti­ house, two lots, good location. Marchbank.
tution which was published last This is cheap. Woodle Realty
We have one lot of All-Wool Army
WANTED—Heavy chickens at
Co.
It
week. Call at the bank and get
the Estacada Hotel.
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Blankets which can not be equaled at the price elsewhere................ $ 3 .6 9 each
a condensed summary of its fi­ FOR SALE—A side-hil! plow.
Inquire
of
Fred
Bartholomew.
Yes,
I
sell
Paint,
Wall
Paper
nancial condition.
Estacada.
It
and Glass.—Pointer, the Painter.
Now is the time to make your Outnig Clothes for the Spring and Summer.
If it is to be painted Pointer
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FOR
SALE
-7
shoats,
weight
can do it right. Prices consis­
We are now offering Khaki Outing Cloth, 28 in. width at ....... ........... 30c yd.
about 75 to 90 lbs. each. Rex
FOR SALE—200 cedar posts.
tent with good work.
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Ludlow, Estacada.
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Edward Still, Eagle Creek. 4-13
My new samples of wall paper
at reduced prices for all members of the famly.
from the largest wall paper
house in the west have just ar­
rived, prices from 10 cents a roll.
90
Let me show them to you. Geo.
Pointer the Painter.
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We have a complete line of feeds for baby chicks;
The Rev. A. F. Lacy was un­
Fisher’s
Milk Mash; Blachford’s Chick Mash; Fisher’s
able to fill his pulpit last Sunday,
Fisher’s Hard Wheat guaranteed Art Flour, your money refunded
Chick Feed and Chick Grit.
and a Portland attorney. D. L.
Mahone took his place.
This
if not satisfied. 49fb. sack
*
.
$
GARDENING TIME IS HERE
gentleman was formerly a mem­
You will need seeds. W e have them. All kinds
ber of a U. S. commission to in­
of garden and flower seed*.
vestigate affairs in the Philip­
Will You Be Wanting Alfalfa Hay?
pines and the Orient. He gave
We have a car of second cutting coming. It will
a very interesting account of his
be to your advantage to place your order now and take
■observations, especially in re­
the hay direct from the car.
gard to the utility of foreign
miss ons.
SPECIAL— Friday and Saturday
I sell and hang wall paper. My
Sixteen pounds of sugar with a cash three dollar
1922 samples of wall paper are
grocery order.
all new patterns and show big
reductions in price, over last
year. They are priced 10c per
roll up. Samples can be seen at
Where the Motto I» Service.
Smith’s Hardware, or a card
The Store Where Your Dollar Do«» Iu Duty.
mailed to J. W. Saunders, R t 1,
U. S. M ot * an.
Will bring them to you.
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Did You Know?
WANT AND FOR SALE ADS.
A
Here Is a Bargain!
Yours for Lower Prices at
THE SQUARE DEAL GROCERY
fu lle rs
H o u s e P a in t s
DON’T
: THE PACIFIC STATES :
: EIRE INSURANCE CO. :
>
72f
AUTOMOBILE
« J. W. Reed Estate
SURPRISES
All Wool Grey Army Blankets.
Hosiery
BABY CHICKS
Green Label Syrup, full 10 lb. can
c
Flour
2.00
The Best of Fruits and Vegetables at Ail Times
JOIN THE CROWD AT
The People’s Store
Estacada Feed Co.
H. B. SNYDER,
C. E. KILGORE.