EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
U P P E R E A G L E C R E E K
u IVIDEND NO. 2
Binder Twine
Another Red Letter Day
P lace y o u r orders n o w for th e
tw in e th a t you w ill be using.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Douglass
motored to Gladstone the Fourth
spending the day at Chautauqua.
Mr. and Mrs. Wdl Douglass
and Ed Chapman went to Wash-
ougal, Wash., to spend the 4th
with Mrs. Douglass’ folks. Mr.
Douglass returned the next day
while his wife and Mr. Chapman
remained for a longer visit.
Mrs. C. H. Ilorsman of Cen-
tralia, Wash., was the guest of
her sister Mrs. K. B. Gibson a
few days, leaving on Monday for
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglass
and Miss Florice, Mrs. C. H.
Horsman and Mrs. K. B. Gibson
attended Chautauqua at Glad­
stone Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Chapman
and sons Gordon, Thomas and
James, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. K. B. Gibson the first
of the week.
Please remember, patrons of
Eagle Creek Grange, that Grange
will meet Saturday and the sub­
ject to be discussed during the
lecture hour is, “ Immigration.”
So come prepared to say some­
thing on the subject.
The farmers are busy making
hay these fine days.
Miss Ada Jewell of Chicago, is
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the guest of Miss Gertrude Dil­
lon.
Edward Shearer of Springwa-
ter, was in Portland, on Monday
and Tuesday.
July 1, 1922 was another Red Letter Day for
A wooden awning is being put
the owners of our 7 % Prior Preference Stock.
up in front of the offices of Dr.
Checks for thousands of dollars were mailed
Rhodes and Attorney A. T. Elott.
out by us to our Thrifty Customers and Pat­
I am now prepared to dri al j
rons in payment of the Second Regular
kinds of watch, clock and jewelry j
Quarterly Dividend on their holdings in this
sound and attractive security.
repairing.—A. N. Johnson. 15-tfj
Consult our Investment Department at once
Yes we have those khaki an d 1
and get on our Mailing List for the
screen hats. They are the cool-1
N E X T D I V I D E N D O N OCTOBER 1ST.
est thing you can find anywhere, |
at Rose’s.
THIS STOCK YIELDS 7.3 PER CENT.
A Square Deal is our motto. It
is w'hat we preach and what we
practice. The Square Deal Twins.
Investment Department
Don’t forget the Children's;
PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER
Farm Home benefit at the Gem j
Company.
Theatre tonight, with Bill Hart
aOUDAS THE STATE
Room 605 Flectrif Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
at his best.
Mrs. W. W. Dillon and her
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LiLvciluiALY ) lí ÚJÍ k
daugnter Betty, who have visit­
ing the Misses Gertrude, Anna
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and Ruth Dillon, returned to
Phonogr
ipha,
Confectionery,
their home in Portland, yester­
day.
Boys we have a new line of
knit ties that are right up to the
minute, come in and look them
over at Rose’s.
FOR SALE A small number
of Cockerels for breeding—Four
months old. These birds are of
the great Hollywoodstrain, white
leghorns; selected stock; all trap-
nested and very heavy layeris
Your pick for $2.09 each.—Call
and see them or phone.
DeMoy’s Ranch,
7-13-20-27
Estacada, Ore.
FOR SALE 2 cows and also a
mare, weight 1000 pounds, 6
years old.
C. Meilike,
It
Colton. Ore.
Very Interesting Indeed
There must be an interesting
inside story as to why Oregon
was selected at this time for the
attempt of the Scottish Rite
branch of the Masonic fraternity
to initiate a compulsory school
attendance law. It is impossible
to believe that the movement
had its entire inception and au­
thorization locally. If not, has
Oregon’s reputation as a good
field for politician experimenta­
tion and its receptiveness and
responsiveness to new tenden­
cies been responsible for its se­
lection? Or is the movement to
be explained by the fact that
Oregon is reported to have be­
come a thoroughly factionalized
state along religious lines? Ore­
gon Voter.
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To-Night
FOR SALE--A good team of
work horses and harness, weight
2,8(H). price $^50.00. C. W. Ful­
ler. Estacada, Rt. 1.
<5-29-7-20
“The Whistle”
« » “Spirits”
This show is a benefit for
the Children’s Farm Home.
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
THE
‘Little Minister'
STARRING
Betty Compson
One of the best pictures
produced.
Also B. Holmes Travelogue
N E X T THURSDAY
“THL LOVE SPECIAL”
WALLACE REID
GOOD SHOWS AT THE
‘ G E M ’'
Music at all Shows
L. Y. CLEWORTH. Manager.
Estacada Feed Co.
The Store Where Your Dollar Does Its Duty.
U. S. MORGAN, Proprietor.
THE U N I V E R S A L
You Have in Mind
If you want a car this summer we urge you to place
your order NOW, as they can be had only on bona-
fied orders.
Let us estimate on it. Our
prices are right and so is our
work. For any outdoor job,
we like to use
$525.38
555.54
765.62
698.02
4 9 2 .8 5
ROADSTER, Starter and Demountable Rim
TOURING,
SEDAN,
COUPE
F0RDS0N
D U TC H BOY
WHITE-LEAD
mixed with pure linseed oil.
W e gladly recommend this
old reliable paint, be­
cause its use assures a
satisfactory job — good-
looking, long-lasting.
Expert Ford mechanics at your service.
Accessaries
Gas
Oils
Crawford Bros. Motor Co.
Drop in and see us, or
telephone and we will
call on.you.
ESTACADA, OREGON.
GEORGE POINTER
Painter and Decorator
Estacada, Oregon.
FOR
IN S U R A N C E
THE ESTACADA MEAT CO.
Fire, Automobile and Life,
BEEF CATTLE
VEAL and HOGS
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WOODLE REALTY CO., the INSURANCE AGENTS
BOUGHT, Dressed or Alive.
REPRESEN TING T H E B E S T COMPANIES:
See our Delicatessen Department, containing Pickles, Rel­
ishes, Catsups, Cheese. Butter, Milk, Salt and Smoked Fish
Pacific States Fire Inusrance Co.
The Liverpool & London & Globe Ins. Co.
The Phoenix Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn.
Farmers Mutual Fire Relief Association.
F r e s h F is h
Latter Part of Week
ALSO
SMITH & GOHRING
6-ltf
WE SELL used implements and
machinery, used engines, tract-
jors, plows, disc harrows, drills,
! potato planters, rollers, feed
grinders, cream separators, now
¡on hand. Hessel’s Farm Mach-
non , Gresham. Oregon.
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FOR SALE or will trade, a
span of mares, seven and eight
years old. weight 1,200 lbs. each.
Inquire of James Rahe, half mile
. east of Kagle Creek.
6-29 7-13
Estacada
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Implements
L I F E AND A C C I D E N T C O M P A N I E S
WE PROTECT YOU AND YOUR PROPERTY
WOODLE REALTY CO.
Oregon
Estacada, Oregon.
Powder
Powder
Yes, 1 sell Faint, Wall Paper
and Glass. Pointer, the Painter. I
12 8 tf ■
PLAIN SEWING Dressmak­
ing and hemstitching, see Mrs.
Gus Wilcox.
5-IStf
THE FORD CAR has never been so low in price as
now. And has never been so good. It has a bet­
ter balanced motor. Better braced body and runing
boards. Heavier wiring, taking the lowest insur­
ance rates. Non-glare Head-Lights, giving better
driving light, and other refinements, making the
best car in its class today.
That Painting Job
FOR SALE A span of mares,
2800 lbs., 8 and 9 years old, har-
I ness and wagon. Will sell to­
gether or separate. $325.00 com*
! plete. Inquire Carl Decker, Bis-
— II.
CAR
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
International Clothes,
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4 » 4 * 4 » 4 » 4 !• 4 * 4 « 4 * 4 » 4 *
Sugar $7.35
A Complete Line of Groceries and Feeds
OREGON.
Cigars and Tobaccco,
WANTED A girl to work un­
til school commences and then
remain during the school year.
For particulars see Mrs. W. A.
Heylman.
7*13tf.
GEM THEATRE
Wm. S. Hart
Friday and Saturday
L un c h es ,
ESTACADA,
FOR SALE—3 cows; one fresh
now; two to freshen the first of
September.—G. K. Armstrong,
7-13-20
Estacada, Ore., Ut.l.
FOR SALE Registered Ches­
ter White sow.
K. C. Hovgarad,
7-13-20-27.
Faraday, Ore.
FOR SALE Mower and rake
almost now, $50.00. Tom Smith,
Eagle Creek, Rt. 1, Bx. 28. 7-20
iG H T
••• Standard 14c
SPECIAL
R. G . M A R C H B A N K ,
FOR SALE Three teams of
horses—5
teams to choose from
Boy Run Down
weight from 2200 to 3000. Price
Kenneth Keller aged 9. son of $180 to $350. with collars and
George Keller of Dodge, was halters, harness with s o m e
knocked down by an automobile teams. Ages 4 to 10. W. C.
Echols, Currlnsville, Ore. 7-6-13
at Shepherd’s dell Sunday after­
noon and his right leg broken.
FOR SALE S. C. K. L Red
The lad had dismounted fiom the eggs for hatching. Large breed
family car to have a look around, good layers, fine late broilers, 75
when another automobile ran cents per setting. Mrs. J. W.
Moxley, Morrow station. 7-6-13
him down. He was taken to the
Emanuel hospital.
FOR SALE A saddle mare in-
quire of Tom Carter, Estacada,
Rt. 1.
6-29tf
hirst Show Starts at 7.30
□overleaf 16c
Again We Say-Get Your Winchester
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This time we refer to our WINCHESTER SPECIAL now offered-A Steel Fishing Rod at SI.50. Come in and see it. It IS a dandy.
We are offering Mason Strong Shoulder Jars in quarts
and pints.
E-Z-\ Seal Jars in quarts and pints.
No metal near your food.
We also have a fine line of Scales—Domestic Spring
Scales for canning time
Fairbanks-Morse Scales for heavy work.
NEW ARCADA HOTEL
146 F i r s t S t m t, n e a r Alder.
MEW M A N A G E M E N T
C lun
50 cents and up.
Fine Lobby and Music.
f SMITH HARDWARE STORE. ESTACADA
The only H a td w a re Store in C lack arra. county »«¡linfe good* at P ortland prices