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Confectionery,
Phonogr «phi,
Mr. and Mrs, Felix Cogghe of
I aker in eastern OregorJ arrived
with their little boy, Saturday
morning, to visit at the home of
Honvie Wallvert of Garfield.
We will sell the best grade of
cane sugar Saturday at $6.75 per
bag. This will probably he your
your last chance to get sugar at
this price until after the canning
season. Come earlv as the sup
ply is limited, at Rose’s the piace
to buy.
Mrs. Douglass went to Staf-
foi' last Wednesday to attend
the mineral of a friend.
1 ■ nald Burnett had a relapse
of le mump? but is now re-
cos ' ring.
! ore Cavenett of Barton is
lu inir Mrs. W. G. Glover while
the latter is recovering from her
recent illness.
The funeral of Mrs. Jim An
do on was held at the f Eagle
Creek church last Friday after
Notice to Water Users
noon.
Warning of shutting off the
is. Trullinger and daughter water, will he given as follows:
Ci.ii ne were calling on Mrs.
For down town district 4 taps
/. 1 paueh of Currinsyille last of bell; on top of hill, east of al
I* i n lay afternoon,
ley between Zobrist and Broad
The great menace to the for way streets, 3 taps; on hill, west
est is fire, which destroys the of this alley, 2 taps.
W a t k k C o m m i t t e e .
tini! or, dries up the streams,
drives away wild life, and leaves
in its wake ruin and desolation.
L O C A L B R E V IT IE S
CLACKAMAS N E W S , THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1922.
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9
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on your
MONEY
R. G. M A R C H B A N K ,
L iGHT
INTEREST RATES ARE GOING DOWN
RIG H T ALONG
An investment that pays you 7.3% is certainly
worth looking into.
That is what you get when you tu y our 7"« Prior
Preference Stock.
EASY TERMS:
10% Down—10"if a Month if
PORTLAND
You Like.
L“t your Dividends pay your
Light Bills.
SOUDAS TH E STATE
INVESTIGATE TODAY
Investment Department Portland Railway,
Lignt and Power Company.
WANT AND FOR SALE SOS.
Electric Bldg., Bet. Sixth and Broadway.
L unch es ,
ESTACADA,
OREGON.
^ Cigars and Tobaccco,
International Clothes, +
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PIP YOU SEE
Our Classified ad. on the
TR A C TO R S?
Look it up.
They Are Reai Values
Miss Mary Whiting of Garfield,
w ho had been visiting friends in
FOR SALE Wagon and har
- T-i- r - ' « r ji- ’ V . - r b 'w
T i ' 7—, t 7 T .fv r r t i r r i p r • ’n c y g .T g f f i y t n
Portland for a week or two, re ness. J. Krieger, Estacada. 5-
turned home Friday afternoon.
’ FARM MACHIFERY FOR
W. F. Harris the genial county
SALE
commissioner, of Beaver Creek,
1 Case 10-18 Tractor and 2-bot
was in town yesterday, in the in tom gang....................... $550.00
terest of his campaign for re-el 1 Case 10-18 Tractor, double
AMERICAN PLAN
2-bottom gang............ $600.
ection, and called at this office. disc
1 1 'A II. P. Hercules gas en
We still have some of those gine, new..........................$51.75
1 \ 'A II. I*. Z gas engine Bosch
Ladies’ and children’s white
$48.50
shoes at 51.00 per pair. The mag ........
1
Wade
power
drag
saw
and
size run is broken, but big bar 4-ft saw.......................... $117.00
gains for those who can find their
1 14-inch sulky plow and sev
vb their size at Rose’s.
eral walking plows, at a BIG
The early bird
Served Short Order.
George Pointer is busy paint SACRIFCE.
4-27- tf
ing signs, the new ones at the gets the worm.
Reed Auto Co., Estacada, Ore.
Pharmacy and the Siiver Star
restaurant are his work.
FOR SALE One good team
six
and eight yrs. old, weight
The 8:25 train Saturday morn
Served Family Style, 50 cents.
2,500 lbs., or will sell-one horse.
ing: was delayed a few minutes One Jersey heifer, will be fresh
owing to a hot box on one of the in the fall; 1 Duroc Jersey sow
rear wheels. The fire hose was and 9 pigs 4 weeks old; 1 Vaughn
got out and turned on the axle drag-saw Phone Harrow, Dar-
until it was sufficiently cooled off. row & Palmer, on Somer place.
4-27 tf
The film shown at the High
WE SELL used implements and
School auditorium on “ How Life
ESTACADA,
-
OREGON
machinery, used engines, tract
Begins,” under the auspices of ors, plows, disc harrows, drills,
¡fina til
......... .SHsrafr ........... - w ;
tl Parent-Teacher association, potato planters, rollers, feed
THE U N I V E R S A L CAR
\va well attended Monday night. grinders, cream separators, now
The pictures were instructive on hand. Hessel’s Farm Mach
4-6tf
and presented the subject in a inery, Gresham, Oregon.
manner to which no possible ob FOR SALE Two cows and 2
jection could be taken.
calves 3 months old, 1 Sharpless
No. 2 cream separator, and a
Wo are not satisfied unless you team of horses weighing about
The most for your money and REM EM BER—
arc. The Square Deal Twins.
2,600 lbs. Paul Leitner, Eagle
Greek, Ore.
5-4
the lowest first cost, the lowest up-keep, and
FOR SALE 3 acres, 3 room
the highest resale value.
house and screened porch, sum
mer kitchen, orchard and chick
No other car of this type is priced so low and no
en houses, Oregon City water. ’
Price $1,700. C. F. Hurst; Esta-
other will give you more real motor car value.
cada, Or., Box 67.
4-27-5-11’
Equipped with electric starting and lighting
FOR SALE 6 cows, 5 fresh,
system,
demountable rims, extra rim and non-
this spring and 1 fresh in a few
days, 1 gooil work horse, weight
skid tires.
1150 lbs. E. E. Erickson, Cur- !
rinsville, Estacada, Rt. 1.
4-5
FORD T0URING-5-Passcn^er model, starter and ■
IN
NOTICE Any one wanting
demountable rim
-
.
$556.54
cement work done at the I. O.
“ THE GHOST IN THE O.
F. cemetery during the first
FORD ROADSTER-Marter and Demountable Rim •
526.38
part of May, see II. S. Jones or
GARRET”
FORD
SEDAN—Starter
and
Demountable
Rim
•
766.62
-I. C. Kitching.
■4
FORD COUPE—Starter and Demountable Rim
•
699.02
The Store Where Your Dollar Does Its Duty.
The house was haunted!
PLANTS FOR SALE Cab-!
F0RDS0N
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5
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492.85
U . S. M O R G A N , Proprietor.
Twas rondyvoo of murder
bago, cauliflower, asters, pansies
o u s cut-throats guarding
snapdragons etc. W. H. Holder, l
pilfered pearls worth 580,-
Estacada.
4-27-5-41
1 1 >.98 ami Delft!« O'Dell,
Expert Ford mechanics at your service.
FOR SALE Baled hay, clover
accused of their theft, was
FOR
SALE
Italian
prune
j
FOR
SALE—Loganberry
lips,
i
and
vetch
at
my
Dover
farm.
out to recover the jook!
J. W. Exon, Eagle Creek, Rt. 1, trees, one and two years old, 15c See or phone William Gilgan, Rt. 1
Gas
Oils
Accessaries
With her parrot that swore
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Bx. 51.
It each, $12.50 per 100; logan ami 1, Estacada, Ore.
in three octaves, and a bull
dewberry tips 2 cents. J. J. j ------------ —----- -—-----------------
i v bred of a tractor truck
WANTED 1 ton of White Marehbank. Estacada.
3-30tf Yes. I sell Paint, Wall Paper
. d original sin, shell shake
Oats for seed. Tom Watson, Rt.
\"iir spine with shivers and
3, Estacada.
4-27-5-4 FOR SALE—Good pony har- and Glass. Pointer, the Painter.
12-8 tf
double you up with fun.
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FOR SALE 15 pigs from reg ness and buggy; Do Lavell cream —
PLAIN SEWING—Dressmak-
ESTACADA, OREGON.
istered Duroc sows. R. H. Mil separator and platform scales.
Also ‘(In a Summers day’ lard,
Springwater, Rt. 2.
It Phone or write C. V. Sandstone, ing and hemstitching, see Mrs.
Estacada, Ore., Route 1. 4-20-27, Gus Wilcox.
3 30tf
FOR SALE Good fresh Jer
| say cmv. V. J. Hughes, Eagle
Creek, Ore.
4-27-5-4
idsummer Madness
LOGAN BERRY ID ’S F.
THE
Wm. De Mil.'c’s Production
sale in two or three weeks. In
-WINCHESTER
quire of J. vV, Dillinger, Rt. 1,;
STORE
'The soft scented night.
■ ada.
|-20tl
e liquid moon, and her
FOR SALE S. O. R. 1. Red
arm fragrance caught him
eggs for hatching. Good layers.
in their spell. Would they
L:i -k c brei d. fine early broilers.
nget duty, h o n o r a n d
$1
for 15 eggs. J. W. Moxley.
XPERT Paint men will demonstrate the relative value
Renew the finish on vour furniture floors and wood
friendship in the ¡»conquer
Morrow Station.
4-4-tf
able surge of midsummer
of different paints and show the wonderful possibilities
work with Floorlac, the all around varnish stain.
madness?
for home decoration through the use of Sherwin-Williams
OWNER WANTED T h r e e
rugs woven bv Mrs. I. M. Park
Products. Come ir any time during the day. (Also open
FREE SAMPLE COUrON
Paramount Magazine
it the People’s Store, o w n e r.«
evenings.) No obligation to buy.
Fill in this coupon with your name and address, brine it to
I.lca<e call and settle for same. It
our store with Ten t'en ts and you will receive a Thirty-Five
NEXT THURSDAY
Cent £ can of
oi Floorlac
r loo Mac and a Fifteen Cent Varnish Brush
3rush T hi.
TOYS
PAINTED
FREE
. A I E 1 1 ■ R ed aby
introdutoory offer is limited—Sign the coupon today.
carriage in excellent condition,
RING the kiddies and their toys. For one day we will re.
‘‘thickens”
frame-..........................................................................
for only $15.00. Mrs. J. A. Page
finish free, doll-chairs, kiddie bars and otb^r toys brot
I
ull
Run,
Oregon.
4-20-2
to our store by children accompanied by their parents.
Address..............................................
D t ns Maclean
FOR SALE Good team. 8 and
9 yea old, ;.000 lh \ with har
Dabbling in Art
ness. $250. Inquire of C. W.
Fuller, Currinsville.
3-16-4-27
Music at n i Shows
The only H aidw are Store in Clackamas county selling goods at Portland prices
WANTED Heavy chickens at
L. V. CLEW0RTH, Manage
the Estacada Hotel.
2-9tf.
7 t t -
ESTACADA HOTEL
ADVANCE IN TIRES
ROOMS 50 CENTS AND UP
is inevitable. Get your
requirements e a r 1 y*
Breakfast
See us on Plumbing and
Electrical Fixtures.
Lunch and Dinner
THE REED AUTO COMAPNY
Estacada, Oregon.
Special Chicken Dinner
Served on Sunday
Hay
Grain
Feeds
Stock Tonics
Maggot Bait
Formaldehyde
GEM THEATRE
Sand
Lime
Cement
Land Plaster
Shingles
Waterglass
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
GROCERIES
To-Night
Dorothy Gish
I Have Cedar* Posts for Sale
Estacada Feed Co.
Crawford Bros. Motor Co.
SATURDAY
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