EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1922.
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Horse Sense
Ted Harders and wife attend- \
and Mrs. I* red Hoffmeister
ed the Canby fair last week.
K»ve a Partv at their home Sat'
Henry Klinker returned home u^ a y ni*ht There were about,
last Sunday from Pendleton, ">"ety of thf ir friends and rela'
and the evening |
where he had been attending j tlves _pre®fnt_
Let Your Money Work for You
was spent in social chat, playing |
the Round-up.
cards and dancing. A delicious I
Buy a few shares o f our 7 percent Prior Pre­
Ed Harders was an Estacada i
lunch, consisting of cotfep, cake,
ference Stock and your money will earn you
yisitor last Sunday.
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pie, sandwiches and pickles, was
Over 7 per cent.
A .number of the George peo- j served) when soon after all de-
ple attended the show at Esta­ parted for their homes, having
DIVIDENDS ARE PAYABLE EVERY THREE MONTHS
cada last Saturday night.
had a fine time.
This is a good, sound investment and our
Will Douglass was a Portland
Car Casualities
Easy Payment Plan enables you to get 7'’»
Two car accidents have hap­ visitor on Tuesday.
interest
on your savings while you are pay­
H. S. and R. B. Gibson attend­
pened within a week to Estaca­
ing
for
your
shares.
da drivers, which might have ed the Ed. Miller Auction sale at
proved serious, but fortunately Viola on Tuesday.
Investigate This U nusual O pportunity T o d a y
did not. A week ago yesterday
T. C. McKay returned home
Ask any of our employes about it.
Albert Lichthorn, with his. wife Sunday from Pendleton, where
and baby and his aunt Mrs. Jo­ he had been to seethe Round-up. ;;
Investment Departmert
han, were driving the other side
Mr. and Mrs. Moehnfe, who
PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER
o f Oregon City, when the car had been the guest of their
Company.
went over the side of the road. daughter, Mrs. Roy Douglass,
With exception of a slight^jruise three weeks, returned home on
Room 605 Flectrir Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
SOUDAS THE STATE
to one of the occupants, no one Sunday.
was hurt, but the car was dam­
Mrs. Viola Douglass was the
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aged somewhat. Albert phoned guest of Mrs. McKay on Sunday.
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in to his cousin Mocky Sagner.
When you want “ anything” !
to come out to his rescue, which
Phonographs,
in the furniture line, go to Rose’s i * Confectionery,
he did.
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The other mishap happened he will save you money.
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Sunday night. George Barr was
T h e P eszneckers Leave
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driving with a load of boys in
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Pesznecker! *
the “ bug”
belonging to his leave today or tomorrow for *
L iG H T L u n c h e s ,
brother Sam, along the Currins- Vancouver, Washington, where ♦
ville road, when he ran into a they will make their future ♦
ESTACADA,
OREGON.
car near the Granville Linn home. As they have been here *
place.
This belonged to Miss in Estacada and vicinity a num­ ♦
Elsie Fuller and had stalled at ber of years the place will seem ♦
International Clothes,
Cigars and Tobaccco,
this point and Granville Linn strange without them.
Both
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was helping fix it. The boys in Mr. and Mrs. Pesznecker are
the Barr icar were thrown out, natives of Hungary, and were
FOR S A L E -A 3-inch farm
“ Father Goose” is coming.
three of whom, Freck Lovelace, married in that country, where
wagon, with good box. Will sell
Bud Bates and Harry Sarver, re­ their two oldest children, Joe
for $40.00. Inquire of
J. B. Bowman,
ceiving injuries. Granville Linn and Steve, were born. In 1902
9-15.10-5
Estacada, Rt. I
was knocked down but not hurt thev left for tlm United States,
and the Fuller car was damaged settling first at Schenectady, N.
WOOD CUTTERS WANTED
to a slight extent. There was Y,, where for five years Mr.
Steady work. Will buy stumpage
no end light on the Fuller car, Pesznecker worked for the Gen­
or finance cutting propositions.
FOR SALE —Pure cider vine­
but Miss Fuller had a flashlight eral Electric Company, as he
Boring Wood and coal Co.
H. 9-14tf 476 E. 50th st. Portland
with which she endeavored to was an expert electrician, having gar at 25 cents per gallon.
B. Davis, Rt. 1, Estacada. 10-5
signal, but George Barr did not served a rigid and exacting ap­
FOR SALE—Alfalfa hay. Write
FOR SALE Heavy l a y i n g
see it.
prenticeship in the old country. strain of White Leghorn pullets I
W. W. Felthouse
Hermiston, Ore.
At Schenectady his son Leo was C. H. Paddison, Eagle Creek. It j 9-14-21-^0
Umbrellas, rubbers and every­ born. Then for three years hej
thing for the |wet weather, at lived on a farm in that vicinitv. I BOR SALE—One fresh cow ■ PLAIN SEW IN G—Dressmak­
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u- e * * . T, ‘ and ca f; 2 yearling heifers; 1 ing and hemstitching, see Mrs.
Morton’s.
7-18tf
He came with h.s family to Port- horsGi sound *nd true. vvt 13r)0. Gus Wilcox.
land,
in
the
fall
of
1909.
where
0n
stubbe
farm,
Garfield
road,
A Iim ely Publication
FAT CHICKENS wanted at
he lived for two years. In 1911 !
9-28-10-5
Hotel Estacada.
7-27-tf
The N k w s acknowledges with
he moved to a farm in Garfield,
thanks, the receipt of a copy of
FOR SALE- One team bay
and in 1915
. started the
, Cascade geldings 7 & 8 years old, well
the July quarterly of the Com­
garage in the frame building on | matched and good workers, wt.
monwealth Review published at
Main street, subsequently mov­ 3000 lbs,
A. Dodson
the U. of Oregon. This number
Estacada, Ore.
ing into the brick building built 9-28-10-19
is especially timely, as it con­
by Dr. Adix. now occupied by
FOR SALE- Brown horse 10
tains articles exclusively on taxes
Wilcox Bros., to whom he sold yrs. old, wt, 1400 lhs; One set
and taxation. The first is a re­
out his business about two years good work harness; One good
view of the tax situation in Ore­
ago. Since then he has worked farm wagon; H truck; One com­
gon since 1910, and another is a
at different occupations.
He plete Oliver plow, good as new.
‘ ‘Flan of a Model System of
H. M. Morrow, Rt. 3, Box 21,
is a naturalized citizen and dur­ 9-28-10-12 Springwater, Ore.
State and Loeal Taxation, ”
ing the war was intensely patri­
FOR SALE A few good, white
otic, although his native coun­
leghorn pullets at 75 cents and
try was among the enemies of one dollar each.
Come in and
First Show Starts at 7:00
W hether it’ s the outside or
his adopted country, investing in look them over.—Phil Marquam,
For the Winter Season.
the inside of your house that
liberty bonds and contributing Estacada, Ore.,
9-21-10-6
needs paint, we recommend ’
to the various drives. It is tco
FOR SALE Fresh COW and
1 bad that Estacada should lose calf. Enquire, W. C. Longwell
such an expert mechanic, but two miles east of Eagle Creek.
having received a lucrative offer,
Phone.
9-14-21-28
^VVith pure linseed oil, it makes
j he feels that he ought to accept
Those who saw
FOR SALE A Buck Sheep, 1
good-looking, durable exterior
from financial reasons. He re- year old.
R. G. Palmateer,
paint; with Dutch Boy Hatting
I grets leaving his old friends and 9-21-28
Estacada, Rt. 1.
.oil, it makes a handsome, gloss-
•expresses his appreciation of the
Hess, washable interior paint.
in her first smashing picture
FOR SALE One span mares
Let us figure on your painting',
success, “ The Fame of the i patronage given him while in and one gelding. E. Y. STONE.
business here. The N ews wishes
,*~'vc can save you money. O u r
Yukon,” will have reason to
9-21-10-12 Rt. 1. Estacada, Ore.
him and his godspeed and great
paint materials arc reliable, and
marvel at her forceful imper­
jw e guarantee a satisfactory job. *
l success, and hopes that they will
FOR
SALE
40
acies
of
tine
sonation of a Two Gun Wo­
receive the recognition they am-j alfalfa land for sale. Place pro­
man in
vinces 250 tons per year; ideal
ply deserve.
.'hom e for right man. All cash
Remember, when in need or or part oas|, and terms, no trade,
Painter and Decorator
blankets that you can get ju s t' Inquire o f W. W. Felthouse,
Estacada, Oregon.
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what you want at prices you can 9-14-21-28
Hermiston, Ore.
afford to pay, at Rose's.
o r- C O R N ^
JUST ARRIVED— A car of Bulk Corn-Buy it whole,
cracked or ground.
We carry a full line of Groceries, Mill Feeds, Gains, Hay,
at the right prices.
SPECIAL
BARTON S WHITE CARNATION SHORTENING
Weight, 41b - - -
Weight, 81b - - -
Estacada Feed Co.
The Store W here Your Dollar Does Its Duty,
U . S. M O R G A N , Proprietor.
Buy a
Spend the difference— Henry
what it Really Means
It means Genuine Ford Parts, 50 per cent of
which retail for less than 10 cents.
To-Night
Comedy,4 His Smothered Love’
A Special Treat for
SATURDAY
MR. PETERS. 1st Tenor
Will sing some songs you’ re
sure to like, accompanied bv
MISS LAVELLE LONG
AND
Doug. Mac Lean
form the work
It means giving Honest, Courteous, Prompt at­
tention to the Ford O w ner’s every need.
It means to constantly supply you with a Ford
Service that will make you and keep you an en­
thusiastic member of the great Ford family.
W e are authorized Ford
AND A COMEDY
•‘Love Loops the Loop”
An Evening of Enjoyment
M usic at all Show s
L V. CLEWUHTH, Manager.
Dealers.
W e can
supply you with any product the Ford Motor. Co.
makes.
Crawford Bros. Motor Co.
GAS
ACCESSORIES
OILS
E ST A C A D A , O REG ON .
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FOR
IN S U R A N C E
Fire, Automobile and Life,
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WOODLE REALTY CO., the INSURANCE AGENTS
R E P R E S E N T IN G T H E B E S T C O M P A N IE S :
Pacific States Fire Inusrance Co.
The Liverpool & London & Globe Ins. Co.
The Phoenix Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn.
Farmers Mutual Fire Relief Association.
ALSO
L IF E AND A C C ID E N T C O M P A N IE S
WE PROTECT YOU AND YOUR PROPERTY
W O O D L E REALTY CO.
Estacada, Oregon.
Su nday School Election
Tuesday night the M. E. Sun-1
day School held a board meeting
with the new pastor, Rev. II. F. |
Mort, presiding. The following
officers were elected: Rev. H.
F. Mort, president; Mrs. T. J. !
Reagan, superintendent; J. K.
Ely, assistant superintendent;
Mrs. J. G. Hayman, superintend­
ent of the junior department;
Mrs. H. F. Mort, superintend­
ent of the primary department
IN
“ Passing Through”
It means a
Repair Shop, where expert Ford Mechanfcs per­
DUTCH BOY
WHITE-LEAD
GEORGE POINTER
Ford
Ford Service
Going to
Paint?
“ The Crimson
Challenge”
and
T H E U N I VC RS A t C A R
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WANT AND FOR-SALE ADS.
MISS DALTON
65c
$1.25
FRESH 'MOUNTAIN HONEY
R. G . M A R C H B A N K ,
GEM THEATRE
FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY
NEW ARCADA HOTEL
Implements
COLMAN LIGHTS
For Use in Your Home and in the D rier-E ith er Lamp or Lantern
They CAN NOT explode or catch Tire if you upset or drop them— One quart of Gasoline
gives you many hours of light and is the equivalent of several dozen oil lamps.
DON’T FORGET
W E have Jelly G lasses and
Jars— E-Z Seal and Mason Strong Shoulder Jelly
G lasses, with or without tops.
146 First Stm*t, near Alder.
MEW MANAGCMEf T
Clean Room* 50 rents and up.
Fine Lobby and Music.
SM ITH H A R D W A R E
STORE,
E ST A C A D A
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The m y Hudware Store in Clackam as county selling gftoda at Ptfrt'ard prices