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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY MAY 4. 1922. “ LOCAL B R E V I T I E S H O N. W. C. H A W L E Y CLEAN—PROMPT A N D N E W S II L M S REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE for renomination to Congress. DECORATING Now is the time to brighten up those walls with cheerful, new wall paper. Let m e show you how quickly and efficiently decorating can be done. ' I . , a u w « W M « W f f r n C 'O n H C » The Right Implement He should be renominated and re-elected because: Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Pimm were He is a Hardworking, Capable, Successful, Trust in the metropolis, Tuesday. worthy and Fa thful Public servant. Saturday specials what $1.00 He remains at his post of duty attending to the will buy at Rose's: needs of his constituency and of the State of Oregon Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Miller spent Sunday in Portland with He is a Native of Oregon who has “No Interests to serve but the Public Interests.” their son. Mrs. C. F. Howe, Miss Lei’a Read his Record of Service in the Candidates Pam Howe and Ted, were Portland phlet issued by the Secretary of State. If you’ve put oil' decorating on visitors Sunday. account of price, this is the time Pd. adv. (Information furnished by R. G. Glover, et al.) you've been waiting for. 1 have Trade where you get the most the newest and most beautiful Always the right implement to suit your conditions papers in America—something for your money. The Square suitable for every home and for and Convenience or Your Money Back. Deal Twins, every pocketbook. Just telephone Radio for Mission Field I will pay the Portland market or drop a postal card and I will Henry Gilhens who has been price for eggs, Saturday only. GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY be glad to give you an estimate. Rt. Rev. Nathaniel Seymour on the sick list for some days is McKinney’s. Thomas D. D., Episcopal Mis slowly improving. Myers Water System for Every Type or Depth of Wei! Word was received last week, sionary B i s h o p of Wyoming, Mrs. Ted Ahlberg and little son Rout» I. Estacada, Oregon. | presides over that wide expanse Installed. of the birth of a son to Dr. and visited with relatives in Portland Mrs. W. M. Dale of Portland J of territory where the wild bison Monday and Tuesday. The young gentleman, Wm. M formerly roamed a n d Buffalo Dessie Elliott from Portland Jr., arrived Aprii 19. Bill battled with the hostile In- Pole Falls on Car spent the week-end with her sis Dr. W. W. Rhodes, osteopathic * atis; and which is now given When the early morning train Complete in Every Detail, $835 at Gresham, ter Golda, at Currinsville. to Portland pulled out Tuesday physician, locate,I at Hotel Esta- “p “ he I want you to read this: Dinty cowboy. Churches and mission morning, a pole just beyond the With Tractor Plows. cada, on Mondays, Wednesdays will furnish you good meals and and Fridays, from 8:30 to 4 p. m. ary stations in many cases are crossing opposite the N ews office two and three hundred miles fell and hit the rear end of the good room for $7.00 per week. American Club, a 40c coffee for Ira Henderson of Goldendale, apart, and with the bishop’s car, smashing two windows, 30c Saturday only. McKinney’s. Wash., visited his friend, A. G. staff of missionaries so limited knocking the sign off the roof Ames, here last Monday. Mr. Butterick patterns are the Henderson was sheriff for sever that not much more than a month and breaking the power line of ly service is possible, excuses the switch. The car was able to THE BEST VALUES FOR YOUR MONEY best. Morton’s. al years of Klickitat county. Wn. for n o n - a t t e n d a n c e take on proceed, however, and the dam Smith Brothers’ Hardware was He is an exceptionally tall man a hue of sweet reasonableness. age was not very serious. the great attraction for the kid several inches over 6 feet. This is what Bishop Thomas pro dies Saturday where each re Two young men were trying poses to change. The bishop ar N O T I C E F O R P U B L I C A T I O N GRESHAM, OREGON. ceived a balloon out a motorcycle in town, the rived at the Church Missions Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Reliability Service If you are looking for values other day, which unfortunately House in New York, recently Office at Portland, Oregon, April 26th, in shoes go to Rose’s. It pays to for them did not carry any li with an appeal for a radio outfit. J 92?. NOTICE is hereby given that Satr.- buy the all leather line shoes for cense plates. The lynx eyes of ‘‘1 am convinced,” said he, ley T. Turel, Jr., of Estacada, Oregon, who, on August 1st, 1918, made Home * + + + + + + + + + + * + the whole family. the marshall discovered the fact, “that through the medium of stead Entry, No. I 5146, for the NWJ, The Progressive Dora Currin went to Portland and it cost them $5.00 each, the radio we shall be able to Section 33, Township 4 S., Range 4 E., Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of American Shoe Shop last Friday to attend the Junior which they can charge up to ex revolutionize missionary methods intention to make three-year Proof, to Prom at ltee d college and spend perience. in regions of magificent distan establish claim to the land above de SHOE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. scribed, before the Register and Re ces like our state of Wyoming. ceiver of the U. S. Land Office at Port the week-end with friends. Harness Repaiied. Shoe laces retipped, Half Gallon Oregon, on the 12th day of June, Custom _ Green . . . Label Karo , i Under present methods with our land, prices. Everything for Shoes. Miss Bertha Burns arrived „ ♦ 1922. is your Home Company. from Portland, Saturday after Syrup 40c Sat. only. McKinney s. communicants widely scattered Claimant names as witnesses: A, * B. H. JOHNSON. See us regardi. g your George Pointer and Doc Crowe jand missjon stations few and far Imon, Colton, Oregon; Chris Bittner, property, Insure your noon, to spend the week-end + of Colton, Oregon; George. Devore, of with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. have moved out of the rooms between, the Church finds it im- Colton, Oregon; Seymore Lankins,* of ESTACADA, P. O. Box 44 OREGON * over the N ews office, and taken possible to reach all of our people Colton, Oregon. F. E. Burns. * up their abode in the old Park ; more than once a month. Radio Act 6.9-16 and Sec. 2305-R. S. J. E. METZGER, * Dave Eshelman and wife, Mr. hotdl. The former has leased i ¡s j us^ the thing to remedy this ALEXANDER SWEEK, Register. —Against— 5-4-61 * and Mrs. John Page, Mrs. Robert Undertaker and Embalmer his apartment to the new lawyer situation. I will install it in the FIRE, * Moore and Marion Tucker took A. T. Elott and when he takes | Cathedral at Laramie and make Gresham - Oregon THEFT or * the Saturday morning train for possession this building can claim ' a vveekly business of sending to Warren MeWillis COLLISION. + Portland. I.O .O .F . j the honor of housing the repre- the small, scattered missions Local Agent for Estacada Mrs. A. S. Hassell and two sons sentatives of the three great throughout the state the full ser- Estacada Lodge accompanied Miss Frances Has civilizing agencies, the law, the vice and sermon which we have No. 175. RE-NU-EM TAILORS. J. sell. Saturday, to Gibson park, gospel and the pi ess. Meets every Saturday evening in there each Sunday. With such their lodge room, corner of Bioad- near Bartop, where Miss Has- Cleaning, Pressing. Dyeing., ESTACADA, ORE. way and Third streets. Visiting Mrs. Guy Graham and Guy Jr. an outfit the possibilities are, of sel’s school was going to hold a left Sunday morning for Cheha-1 course, unlimited as regards the brothers are always welcome. * + + + * * + + + + * + ALTERING AND REPAIRING, C. F. M. Brown, N. G. i picnic. section affected. It will be pos SUITS MADE TO ORDER. lis, Washington, where she will Fred Bartholomew, Secretary, j Osteopathic care during preg visit and then go on to Seattle, sible to send to our widely dis- 4.*++++*++*.(.+.|.+.(.+ +4.+ r|.+++ Low Prices. We do Job Printing. WM. BASS, Prop. nancy and confinement has done to join her husband. On Tues- persed people then, not only the more to relieve womankind than day they will leave for Alaska, full service on Sunday, but any other method now in use. where they will spend the sum- speeches, concerts, news items, Consult an osteopath for further mer, Mr. Graham having charge ete-i throughout the week. I he nfermation. 1 2-15tf of one of the large canneries. value of such a service to the thousands of people who are Remember you are absolutely G. E. Lawrence left Sunday i living lonely lives in our sparce- protected on anything you buy from the Square Deal Twins. morning f o r Marshfield a n d j ly settled regions is incalculable. They guarantee satisfaction or North Bend. Oregon, on a busi The Church will make a great ness trip. He was accompanied J mistake not to take immediate your money back. by Mrs. Lawrence as far as advantage of this new advance Miss iBertha Hillman, daugh Portland where she will make , of science. ter of J. C. Hillman, who for visit with friends. Bishop Thomas has laid the merly owned the meat market j matter of radio service for mis* here, and who is teaching sten Free Demonstration ! sionaries before the Department ography in the Oregon city Mrs. Jessie McComb, teacher 0f Missions of the Church, and it schools, chaperoned a party of of Home Economics at the Ore- win probably be one of the live 2*gallon Stone Jars 5-gallon Stone Jars girls to attend the baseball game gon Agricultural college, will subjects brought before the Epis 3- gallon Stone Jars 6-gallon Stone Jars between the Estacada and Ore give a free demonstration of copal General Convention at gon City High Schools last Fri 4- gallon Stone Jars 3-gallon Stone Churns making dress forms at Spring- Portland next fall. day. water Grange hall, Tuesday, May My new samples of wall paper 9th, at 1 to 4 o’clock, p. m. The j Subscribe for your home paper If you are in need of a NEW BROOM d will pay you to take a look at the from the largest wall paper ladies are invited. the E astern C lackamas N ews . new ones we have for quick turnovers: Special 50c and 75c, first class straw. house in the west have just ar rived, prices from 10 cents a roll. Let me show them to you. Geo. Pointer the Painter. 8-9tf Oranges Cabbage The largest assortment of fresh Lemons vegetables in town. McKinneys. Lettuce Grape Fruit—Florida T H E SILV ER STA R R E ST A U R A N T Invites Sw eet Potatoes Mr. and Mrs.' Woodle of Al berta. Canada, who have been1 the public to the opening of their new spending the winter at Long FISHER’S A R T $2,00 the sack. Our patrons claim this flour is just as yo< d ICE CREAM PARLOR Beach California, arrived Wed-1 as Fisher’s Blend and we recommend it highly. nesday of last week for a visit From 2 p. m. to II p. m ., Thursday, May llth with the former’s uncle, J. P. Woodle of this place. They left i FREE Ice Cream to the adults and Ice Cream Satuiday for Walla Walla, Wash- Cones for the kiddies if accompanied by parents. ington. | WALL PAPER PRICE! 50% LOWER! for the Large Farm the Dairyman, the Berry Grower, or the Gardener J. W. SANDERS C A S E T R A C T O R S Overland -4- Automobiles $695.00 at Gresham. HESSEL’S FARM M A CHINERY ’ THE PACIFIC STATES : * FIRE INSURANCE GO. : AUTOMOBILE I ■ • W. Reed Estate ♦ “ nZ. v * Stone Crocks, Churns, Now is the time to put down eggs in water glass while eggs are cheap. Nothing is better to keep your eggs in than stone ware. We have just received a good selection of these: Open Ice Cream Parlor There will be plenty of music FURNITURE t MADE TO ORDER Repairing, Refini s h i n g Order your Factory Made Furniture at the 1.0.0.F. bldg. z. ! A. C O O P s «■W-e-X-W"»"C-9-W-9-X We have been to quite a bit of expense to fix up, and that we now have a first class, neat, clean and up-tc-dale place we believe you will appreciate our efforts, so wa exiend a cordial invitation to every body to be present at our opening MA Y llth . Respecfully yours, HAUSER & LINN, Proprietors, The SILVER STAR RESTAURANT We Have a Good Selection of fresh Fruits and Vegetables 20 Bars of Crystal White Soap for One Dollar-$1.00-- Friday and Saturday only. JOIN THE CROWD AT The People’s Store H. B. SNYDER, - - C. A. DYKEMAN. Where the Motto Is Service.