EASTERN C L A C K A M A S NEW S, TH U R SD A Y,
V IO L A
M A Y , 2 5 1922.
DODGE NEWS
The voting here at the primary
A number of the people from
election was very quiet. All Dodge attended the vaudeville
were satisfied that his or her show given by the Christian En­
candidate would get the office.
deavor society, at Springwater
D. G. White, who traded his Saturday evening.
place here for a house near Tilla­
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marrs and
mook, is well pleased with the little son from Portland, visited
exchange as he thinks his health at the home of J. W. Marrs Sat­
will be better there. Babe urday evening and Sunday.
White and family left on Tues­
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Davis of
day for their new home to live Garfield, spent Sunday with the
with his father.
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Elnora Mattoon has sold W. E. Myers.
her farm on the hill here to a
In spite of inclement weather,
party from town. She with her the Fred Horner family, Rosa B.
daughter Amy and son Harry Ten Eyck and Mr. and Mrs,
are living in Oregon City at pres­ Hedges made the trip to Hillock
ent.
Burn on Sunday and were very
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mattoon hospitably received by Mr. and
and daughter Esther of Oregon Mrs. Johnson Jr. who are stay­
City, ate Sunday dinner with his ing at Hillock Burn for the sum­
father and mother here. Arthur mer. Upon arrival a picnic din­
Mattoon and Archie and family ner was served in the large din­
of Eagle Creek, were also there. ing room. Everyone had a very
Joe LaCroy is busy these days enjoyable time and feel as if
with a crew of men, working on they would like to make the trip
again.
the road.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans have sold
We were very sorry to learn
their
farm, which formerly was
last week, that Dr. K. Morse had
the
Turel
place.
passed away.
He had many
true friends here and we all feel
Men, if you are looking for
that his death is a great loss
bargains in neckwear take a look
which can not be filled. We all
at our window for “ Saturday spe­
extend our sympathy to Mrs.
cials” ; your choice of any tie in
Morse in her great loss of a kind
the window 50c at Rose’s.
and loving husband.
Special School
Played in Recital
Warren Smith son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Smith, has become
quite proficent on the violin, un­
der the instruction o f Ted Ahl-
berg. Last Tuesday night, he
took part in a recital in the Y.
M. C. A. auditorium in Portland.
He played with the pupils of the
well known instructor, Robert
Louis Barron, under whom Mr.
Ahlberg stndies. The latter al­
so was included in the program.
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W e Have a Full Line of
ON Y O U R
GROCERIES
MONEY
AND
FEEDS
IN T E R E S T R A T E S A R E G O I N G D O W N
R IG H T A L O N G
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An investment that pays you 7.3'’» is certainly
worth looking into.
That is what you get when you buy our 7% Prior
Preference Stock.
E ASY TERMS:
S a i D A S THE STATE
OLO-PALM
Wool Sacks & Twine?
Toilet Soap
We have them.
FOR SUE-'
LOGGING TEAM
W A G O N AND H A R N E S S - A B A R G A IN
Estacada Feed Co.
INVESTIGATE T O D A Y
Investment Department Portland Railway,
Lignt and Power Company.
The Store Where Your Dollar Does Its Duty.
U. S. M O R G A N , Proprietor.
Electric Bldg.. Bet. Sixth and Broadway.
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FOR SALE
R. G. M A R C H B A N K .
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10-18 Tractor and 2-bottom
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OREGON.
$550.00
Case 10-18 Tractor, doubledisc, 2-bot­
tom g a n g ................................................. $600.00
M e e tin g
The vacancy in the school di
rectorate, caused by the death of
Dr. R. Morse, will be filled June
9. Notice of call for the special
meeting is published elsewhere
in this paper.
WILL you be needing
A T H IR 1Y-FIVE H U N D R E D PO UN D
10% Down—10% a Month if
You Like.
Let your Dividends pay your
Light Bills.
/'PORTLAND-!
TRY our 5c bar of
Cigars and Tobaccco,
International Clothes,
1)1 H . P. Hercules Gas Engine, mag... $ 51.75
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
U PPER EAGLE CREEK
\y, H . P. Z Gas Engine, Bosch, new... $ 48.50
W ade Power Drag Saw and 4-ft saw... $117.00
T o A d vertise O regon
Pursuant to its function in at­
Mrs. T. C. McKay, Mrs. Will
Douglass. Mrs. Ray Woodle, tracting tourists to the state, the
Mrs. Perry Murphy and Mrs. R. Oregon Tourist and Information
B. Gibson were calling on Mrs. Bureau, with headquarters in
Ed Douglass and Mrs. T. M. Portland, has contracted with
Clester last Wednesday after­ the largest out-door advertising
company upon the Pacific coast
noon.
FOR SALE—1 new Remington
Walter Douglass had some of for the erection of six immense
pump
gun;
one
25-20
Winchester
the telephone poles reset along sign boards, depicting “ Oregon,
T o the Public
rifle, second hand; one 38-55 Mar­ the Market road above here, as the Scenic Wonderland.”
The undersigned have moved lin rifle, second hand. All guns
The signs, which will be paint-
to Estacada, and have installed a in first class condition with bar­ he intends to commence working
ed.in
the highest style of the sign
the
road
soon.
first class barber shop in the gain price on each. See Ed Bo­
painters art will be ten feet high |
ner.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass
building adjoining the restaurant
fifty feet long. The signs will
of Dinty Moore’s. We shall con­ FOR SALE—Cowscoming fresh and children and Robert Moehn-
be placed at strategic points in
duct a neat, sanitary, orderly and in few days—Jerseys and Hol­ ke were Portland visitors last
California,
Utah, Washington
5-25-6-1 Saturday.
up-to-date establishment in every steins. -Edward Still.
and Idaho. A sign on the most
particular.
There was a large crowd at
FOR SALE- Six white pigs
traveled road in the vicinity of
Respectfully soliciting your six weeks old. G. Rehbein, Ea- the Grange picnic last Saturday
gle Creek, Ore.
lt notwithstanding the somewhat Los Angeles will show Crater
patronage,
Lake in all its grandeur; one
C ouch & N o r to n .
FOR SALE—Three first class cool and windy weather. An in­
near San Francisco will show
young Jersey cows.
Inquire of teresting program was rendered,
George Guttridge, Rt. 3, Estaca­ C. E. Spence, State Master, be­ the Oregon Caves and their mag­
nificent mystery; a sign on the
da, Ore.
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ing present and making an ex­
Lincoln Highway, east of Salt
FOR SALE or TRADE—One cellent address. The dance at
Ton Ford Truck. Cash or cattle Cogswell’s hall was well attend­ Lake wi l l illustrate beautiful
Wallowa Lake in eastern Ore­
or light ear. Price $200. Write to
First Show Starts at 7.30
E. Ekstrom, Gresham, Oregon, ed, 131 numbers having been gon; a sign on the highway east
Rt. A.
5-25-6-1 sold. Mrs. G. T. Dickinson of of Pocatello, Idaho, will illus-j
Oswego, was fortunate in get­
trate the grandeur of the Wal-1
FOR SALE Sampson tractor,
double disc, one-bottom Vulcan ting the crocheted bedspread.
Iowa and Blue mountains, * ‘the j
Mrs. Laura Baumgartner went American Alps;” a sign on the I
plow. Steel and cast bottom.—E.
L. Jacobsen, Estacada, Oregon, to Portland Friday, returning
Yellow Stone Trail, east of Spo- i
Rt. 3.
5-25-tf Sunday evening.
kane, will attract the attention
A joyous romance o f life’s
FOR SALE—A $45 baby bug-
Lafe Douglass of Dufur, was of the west-bound tourists to the
springtime- filmed in th e
gy, good as new. for only $20 00. a guest at the homes of Will and
magnificence of the Columbia
beauty and charm of rural
Inquire of Mrs. Burt Moore. Es­
Walter Douglass Saturday night River Highway; a n d another
England and played by a
tacada, Oregon.
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great English cast.
and Sunday.
sign on the Yellowstone Trail
WANTED—Old
furniture
to
Mrs. Ray Woodle entertained east of Walla Walla, will illus­
ALSO
make new. Z. A. Coop.
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Mrs. Fred Hoffmeister and Mrs. trate in heroic size the beauties
W ANTED-Orders for furni­ Katie Douglass Sunday after­ o f snow-capped Mt. Hood.
ture. I make everything like noon.
George Kelly of Portland and
COM EDY
you want it at lowest prices. Z.
W. F. Cary o f this place, left
A. Coop.
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Best cane sugar, $6.75 per last Saturday morning for a fish­
SATURDAY
FOR S A L E -A Ford ear ~’ 17 sack, Saturday, at Rose's
ing trip tc Cary’s hot springs.
model, in very good condition.
Price only $175 and I will take
Osteopathic care during preg­
L. V. Cleworth left Monday
a cow in part payment, or all nancy and confinement has ddne
with
a company of Boy Scouts
cash, $150. J. Ledford, Eagle more to relieve womankind than
Creek, Rt. 1. or see Mrs. J. W. any other method now in use. for a hiking trip to Roaring Riv­
Reed, Estacada.
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A Lois Weber Production
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WE SELL used implements and nfcrmation.
machinery, used engines, tract*
I ors, plows, disc harrows, drills,
potato planters, rollers, feed
On one side, her world of
grinders,
cream separators, now ,
refinement and luxury—A
on
hand.
Hessel’s Farm Mach-j
world to which breeding tied
nerv. Gresham. Oregon.
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her completely. On the oth­
er, the wild rough life of the
FOR SALE—Loganberry tips.;
west, and a great hulking
See or phone William Gilgan, Rt.j
plainsman who would never
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do at an afternoon tea! Yet
Yes, I sell Paint, Wall Paper)
in spite of herself she loved
and Glass.—Pointer, the Painter.
him, and in her burning
Rakes, Hoes Shovels
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heart there was war until--?
Come and see,
PLAIN SEW ING Dressmak­
WANT UNO FOR SALE ADS.
THE REED AU TO COMAPNY
Estacada, Oregon.
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THE U N I V E R S A L C A R
THE UNIVERSAL AR
NEVER BEFORE—a Value Like This
W hy should you buy any car but a Ford? Prices
GEM THEATRE
lowest, Parts lowest, Operating and Up-keep ex­
pense lowest. Yet a Ford car will take you any
place any car will go.
To-Night
'THE CALL OF YOUTH’
•SWEETHEART DAYS’
“WHAT'S
WORTH WHILE”
These are sensible, not
extravagant times, and a Ford is the most sensi­
ble car for anyone to own.
RUNABOUT, Starter
TOURING,
SEDAN,
COUPE
TRUCK-CHASSIS “
FORDSON
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E xpert Ford m echanics at your service.
G as
A ccessaries
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Crawford Bros. Motor Co.
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E ST A C A D A , OREGON
“ Between Two Fires”
Powder
Powder
Cultivators
Garden Tools
Implements
B. Holmes Travelogue
“ BURGLARS”
N E X T TH U RSDAY
“ Price of Possession”
ETHEL CLAYTON
“ OFFICER CUPID”
Music at all Shows
L. V. CLF.W0RTH, Manager.
Trowels, Weeders
ing and hemstitching, see Mrs.
Gus Wilcox.
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LOGAN BERRY TIPS F or
sale in t wo or throe weeks. In­
quire of J. >V. Dillinger, Rt. 1.
Estacada.
1 OK SALS
8. 0 . R. L Rad
eggs for hatching. Good layers.
Laree breed, fine early broilers.
$1 for 15 eggs. J. W. Moxley,
Morrow Station.
4-4-5-25
Paint
5, 7 and 14 tooth
1 H C Disc Harrows
2 Shovel Break-Pin Plows
Hand Sprayers
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The only Haidware Store in Clackamas county selling goods at Portland prices
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