EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1922.
GARFIELD H EM S
GODDESS OF LIBERTY
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CONTEST
Mr. and M m . Geo. II. Weath- For Fourth of July Celebration
at Estacada.
erby spent Sunday and Monday
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This contest is operr to candi­
at the M. G. Weutherby home,
leaving Monday afternoon on dates from Estacada and adjoin­
M O N E Y
ing districts. It is not too late
their wav to California.
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WE WILL SELL
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moreland to enter now. Just give your
candidate’s
name
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William
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entertained Saturday night to a
RIGHT ALONG
stra»vberry-ice-cream party, their Bass in Estacada.
Votes are counted every even­
guests being Mr. and Mrs. C.
An. investment that pays you 7.3-’" is* certainly
A First Class Patent Flour for
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Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ing at 7 o’clock by the Judge-;.
wnrth
looking-into.
Contest
closes
Sunday;
July
Dillinger, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Th*t is what you ¿.et when you,buy cur 7 'f Prior
Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. C. Coe, 2nd, at 9:00 p. m. Ballots at
Marchbank’s
confectionery
and
Preference Stock.'
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Weatherbv
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and son Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. at Estacada Pharmacy.
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Candidates to date:
F R U I T J A R S , C A P S & R IN G S
J. Hipes, Mrs. C. Holmes, Mrs.
10"., Down—10h a Month .if
Gladys
Miller...................
George
M. Riggins, Mrs. Ira Head, and
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Helen Johnson..... Eagle Creek
Sylvia Head.
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Groceries and Feeds at the Right Prices
Let your Dividends pay your
Dora Currrin........... Currinsville
The Skip-a-Week club was en Elva Shibley...........Springwater
Light Bills.
tertained by Mrs. O. E. Lamber- Wilma Duncan.......... ..... Garfield
-O’ .IAT, THE STATE
INVESTIGATE TODAY
son last Thursday.
Nova Smith......:.... ......Estacada
Investment Department Portland Railway,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Coe, Mr. aad Bertha Burns — ......... Estacada
The Store Where Your Dollar Does Its Duty.
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Mrs. J. Hipes, Mrs. M. Riggins, Mary Ely........................Estacada
Lignt and Power Company.
Mrs. C. Holmes, all from Port­ See the bulletin board at Wood-
U. S. MORGAN, Proprietor.
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Elt:tric Giug.. Eet. Sixth and Broadway.
land, were week end guests of le’s Realty office for returns.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dillinger.
Boost your home represent­
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shaffer, ative.
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are enjoying the visit of five
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little < nieces and nephews for S P R IN G W A T E R N E W S
Phonographs,
* Confectionery,
several weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Folsom re­
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Sandstone
turned
by auto Friday from Day-
and family of Sherwood were
ton,
Wash.,
where they visited
week end visitors at the T. B.
the
last
several
months with rel­
Young home in Garfield.
atives.
iGHT L u n c h e s .
T. B. Young and daughter
1 Case 10-18 Tractor and 2-bottom
Mr.
Starrett
was
brought
home
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OREGON.
Ethel, and son Harold spent sev­
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eral days in Portland last week from Portland last Saturday and
is
doing
as
well
as
can
be
ex­
attending the Rose carnival.
1 Case 10-18 Tractor, doubledisc, 2-bot-
pected.
International Clothes, 4
Cigars and Tobaccco,
tom gan g................................................ $600.00
Community Club Election
Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Monroe
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H. P. Z Gas Engine, Bosch, new... $ 48.50
The June meeting of the Com­ are enjoying a visit from their
daughter
and
two
grandchildren.
munity club will be held Friday
1 Wade Power Drag Saw and 4-ft saw... $117.00
The Sunday School picnic will
evening of this week in the
Methodist church. This is also be in Closner’s grove next Sat­
the annual meeting for the elec­ urday all day.
tion of officers for the coming Grandma Julian of Lents, is
year. Rev. A. F. Lacy will visiting with Mrs. Ethel Julian
speak on Community Coopera­ at Closners.
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tion. A. T. Elott will also speak.
The C. E. social will be Friday
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Other matters of interest will be evening with Mrs. Moger.
discussed, including the question
Many of the host riders and performers of Round-Up fame
la m
Amos and Marian Millard mo­
of the recall of the hard surface tored to Portland Sunday.
will participate. Horses and performers come direct from
staging Round-Ups in Kastern Oregon.
paving bonds, which has again
Ray Jenkins left for Voltage,
been brought up by the filing of
BALL GAME each morning
ROUND-tP DANCE
Ore., looking for work,
the recall petition to be voted on
New 3000 capacity Grand Stand.
at the fall election. A good
THE U N I V E R S A L CAR
A uxilary M eeting
Reduced rate? on the S. P. and W. V. S. lines.
musical program will also be giv­
All members of the Ladies’
en. All are invited to attend.
Auxilary 40 the American Le­
FOR SALE—A span of mares, j
I want you to read this: Dinty
If you are thinking'of a new gion, are especially requested to
2800
lbs., 8 and 9 years old, har-1
pair of shoes for the Fourth, be present at the meeting in I. O. will furnish you good meals and ness and wagon. Will sell to-1
think of the all leather line at O. F. hall Monday evening, July good room for $7.00 per week.
gether or separate. $325.00 com­
3, as there is important business
plete. Inquire Carl Decker, Bis-
Rose’s.
THE FORD CAR has never been so low in price as
to transact.
sell.
6-ltf
now. And has never been so good. It has a bet­
WANTED—Old furniture to
ter
balanced motor. Better braced body and runing
Ladies we have just received
make new. Z. A. Coop. 5-18tf
boards.
Heavier wiring, taking the lowest insur­
and placed on sale our mid-sum­
WANTED—Orders for furni-j
ance
rates.
Non-glare Head-Lights, giving better
mer shipment of 50 hats. They
FOR SALE A saddle mare in-1 ture. I make everything like
driving
light,
and other refinements, making the
are right up to the minute in quire of Tom Carter, Estacada, I.vou want it at lowest prices. Z.
First Show Starts at 7.30
best
car
in
its
class
today.
style and the price is less than Rt. 1.
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6-29tf
¡A. Coop.
5-18tf
vou would expect to pay, at
WE SELL used implements and
FOR SALE—A Jersey cow and
If you want a car this summer we urge you to place
Rose’s.
calf, price $50.00. A D. Bur- machinery, used engines, tract-
your
order NOW. as they can be had only on bona-
¡ors, plows, disc harrows, drills,
nett. Eagle Creek, Or. 7.6
fied orders.
potato planters, rollers, feed
K eeping an A ppointm ent
FOR SALE Mower and rake grinders, cream separators, now
We had hard work to keep an almost new, $50.00. Tom Smith, on hand. Hessel’s Farm Mach-i
ROADSTER, Starter and Demountable Rim
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appointment last Sunday morn- Eagle Creek, Rt. 1. Bx. 28. 7-20 nery, Gresham, Oregon.
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Would you employ a for­ I ing. The train was late owing FOR SALE A good team of Yes, I sell Paint, Wall Paper | TOURING,
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power
troubles
so
it
was
un-
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work horses and harness, weight and Glass.- Pointer, the Painter.
mer convict in your
i certain when it would arrive. 2,800, price $:i50.00. C. W. Ful­
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household?
We were due at Milwaukie at 11 ler, Estacada, Rt. 1.
6-29-7-20
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SEWING—Dressmak­
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It was done in the Great 'o ’clock, where the local I. 0 . 0 .
FOR SALE- A Deering mow­ ing and hemstitching, see Mrs.
F. lodge was to attend memorial er: 2 \| inch wagon and box; one Gus Wilcox.
Cosmopolitan Production of
5-18tf|
services. It was 9 before we dis- buggv. Phone 11. B. Davis, Rt.
“ PROXIES ’, and it proved
Expert Ford m echanics at your service.
FOR SALE—One Black mare,
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covered
the train condition, then 1 - *.t U.V.
6-22-29 weight
to be a paying investment.
1000
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s.,
fine
saddle
we hustled around to get a car
FORSALE- light Reo truck, horse. One bay horse, weight)
G as
A ccessaries
Oils
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\ and drive, but there was none to will give term$. Inquire at Bor­ 1000 lbs., good pack horse. En-
I he had at any of the garages. ing garage, Boring, Ore. 6-15-7-6 qnire of A. G. Ames, Estacada. '
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! Finally S. Pesznecker said he
FOR SALE One bay mare 10 —----- ---------
| could take us in hia "bug". By years old, weight 1.300, TTs good FOR SALE or will trade, a
l that time it was 9:30. Off we work horse, one Set of work har*; span of mares, seven and eight
THOMAS MEIGHAN
started and made good time, but ness in good .*• hapo. For quick years old, w eight 1,200 lbs. each.
ESTACADA, OREGON.
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just before reaching C a r v e r sale the price Is$90. 6 . M. Wil- inquire of James Rabe, haif mile;
son, Estacada. Ore.
there was a blow-out, but fortu­
nately we were near a garage,
where a new inner tube was pro­
The wife he loved had left
cured and inserted. Off we went
him. Once she thought him
again and finally reached Mil­
all that a man should be, but
waukie, considerably dusty and
success had put him on Easy
warm but on time with a few I
Street, and Easy Street led
minutes to spare.
downward.
Downward now to t h e
You have your auto overhauled !
Implements
bottom and the black river
Paints
by an expert mechanic, why not j
where a hopeless little waif
give your body the same care
This time we refer t i our WINCHESTER SPECIAL now offered-A Steel Fishing Rod at $1.50. Come in and see it. It IS a darii>.
he saved, saved him.
and attentionT Consult Dr. VV.
W. Rhodes. Osteopathic physi­
We are offering Mason Strong Shoulder Jars in quarts
COMEDY
We also have a fine line of Scales—Domestic Spring
cian and surgeon.
12-15tfp
and pints.
E-Z-Y Seal Jars in quarts and pints.
Scales for canning time
- No metal near your food.
Fairbanks-Morse Scales for heavy work.
WHILE IT LASTS
The Genuine Fisher’s Blend Flour
$2.15 the Sack.
Estacada Feed Co.
R. G . M A R C H
BANK,
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FOR SALE
J.THREE DAYS ROUND-UP.Q
MOLALLA, OREGON U
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
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FARM MACHINERY
THE REED AUTO COMAPNY
Estacada, Oregon.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
WANT UNO m SALE SOS.
GEM THEATRE
To-Night
“PROXIES”
SATURDAY
Crawford Bros. Motor Co.
“ The Easy Road’’
Again We Say-Get Your Winchester
SPECIAL SHOW
FOR THE
4th.
NEW ARCADA HOTEL
140 First Street, tuar Akltr.
MEW MANAGEMENT
Cean R coim SPrtn’s ani up.
Music at all Shows
L V. CLEWORTh. Manager.
fine L i bbr .’ mi .Visi«.
SMITH HARDWARE STORE, ESTACADA _
The only H»:dw»re Store in C'.ackanits county selling goods st Portland prices