EASTERN CLACKAM AS NEWS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER
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P U B L IC S C H O O L
^ ces
Buy a few shares of our 7 percent Prior Pre
ference Stock and your money will earn you
Buy Y o u r Supply N -O -W at the
Over 7 per cent.
This bill Is proposed because Its supporters believe that only by universal
education of our children on standard and uniform lines can jh eso things be
achieved.
DIVIDENDS ARE
PAYABLE
EVERY
THREE
ESTACADA FEED COMPANY
MONTHS
B e fo re T h ey G o H igher.
This is a good, sound investment and our
Easy Payment Plan enables you to yet 1%
intere-t on your savings while you are pay
ing for your shares.
This bill proposes no religious restrictions. It contemplates no limitation
of the right of the parent to teach religion to his child in his own way und ,
according to his own belief. It raises no issue of religious difference.
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This bill is purely a measure to insure that all children by attending the j
public schools shall be taught alike during their grammar school years, so [
that their outlook may grow to be a unified outlook for the common weal I
and for their country and Its Institutions.
Investigate This Unusual O pportunity
R^»-E*M-E-M-B-E-R^)
T oday
W e Carry a Complete Line of
Ask any of our employes about it.
To make an all American nation we must have all-American Instruction
of our children along recognized standard lines. Ignorance of American
Ideals and institutions and language is the greatest menace to them, because
those who do not understand them properly do not support them.
• PORTLAND
O n e F la g — O n e S c h o o l— O n e L a n g u a g e
■‘'IDAS THE STATE
GROCERIES
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PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER
Company.
^ Mill Feeds
Are Beginning Their Annual
Winter Advance.
Let Your Money Work for You
Thp purpose of the compulsory public school attendance bill Is to Insure
the Instruction of all Oregon children of grammar school tge In a common
language, a common history and common Ideals, to the end that American
unity ahall be promoted, American Ideals safeguarded and American Insti
tutions perpetuated.
MALCOLM, S3*.
Inspector-General in Oregon.
Ancient and Accepted Scottish R ita
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Vote 314 x Yes
P. 8
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19, 1922.
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The Store Where Your Dollar Does Its Duty.
U. S. MORGAN, Proprietor.
Room 605 Flectrir Bides., Portland, Oregon.
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Phonogr tphs,
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$50.00
Artisan D egree W ork
On Saturday October 21, 19^:2,
at 7 p. m. the Artisan’s special
j train will leave Portland headed
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x ¡for Estacada. On its arrival
L iG H T L u n c h e s ,
here the well known drill team
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The football schedule on the of Progress Assembly, with its
ESTACADA,
OREGON.
home field is as follows:
officers and members, wili march t
Molalla.......................October 20, through the streets of Estacada +
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Silverton..................October 27,
and thence to the pavilion to put
Cigars and Tobaccco,
International Clothes,
Oregon City.............November 3, on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd degrees, 4-
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Gresham................ November 11, to a class of about twenty candi
Canby.....................November 17. dates. After the degree work,
FOR SALE—Two horses very
First six weeks of high school Field Manager L. C. Langlois
M. E. Church N otices
F. O. B. E STA C A D A
reasonable: wt. llOOand 1200 lbs.
will be completed Friday, Octo will make a short talk on the
S u n d a y evening, beginning j May trade for a drill, or a trac
ber 20. All students are busy value o f insurance. He will be promptly at 7:30 o ’ clock, there tor outfit and pay difference.
TOURING, Starter & D. M., $493.72
taking examinations.
followed by a few remarks on will be another popular service. Horses can be seen at my place
Several new students have en Artisanship, by Supreme Master The big congregational sing. on Douglass Hill, or write A. N.
RO ADSTER, Starter & D. M., $463.56
Ork e, 6 l/i E 11 si. Portland, Or-
tered the grade school and are H. S. Hudson, after which there j Get in your request for your fa- egon
10-19-11-2
SEDAN
$704.80
as follows: Second grade, Sece- will be a dance for the remain vorite song. Special music by
mere Downing; fifth grade, Ray der of the evening.
WANTED—Girl
to
do
general
the men’ s quartet. An hour you
COUPE
$637.20
house work in Portland and go!
mond Bittner: sixth and seventh
Mr. Langlois will gladly and won’ t care to miss.
to school; or woman for same;
grades, Gladys Bittner. Lillian willingly give anyone any infor
TRUCK
$462.72
Sunday School at 10 a. rn. work—no cooking or laundry.
Duncan,
Charley Lingelbach; mation they may want to know
Inquire of J. H. Pomeroy at Es- j
There is a class for you.
TRACTOR
$484.60
eigth grade, Verna Bittner.
evenings. 10-5-19 1
about Artisanship, and will ex
Morning worship at 11 a. m. tacada Hotel,
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The grade school pupils have plain any one of their several
Sermonette for the boys and
FOR S A L E - P u r e mountain!
been investigating this vicinity policies which they have to offer j girls.
honey first class $5.00 per case;
for pine rust, but have found no to the public.
Mr. Langlois i Epworth League’at 6:45 p. m. second class $4.50 per case. Write
specimens of this disease.
oi call the Bowman Ranch, Rt. 1.
makes his headquarters at the The young people’ s service.
Orders delivered near Estacada.
j Estacada hotel while here and
You
are
always
welcome.
We will sell the best cane su
10-19-119
word can always be left for him
H o w a r d W. M o r t , Pastor.
gar, fruit and berry, on Saturday
FOR
SA
LE
—A
good
cow giv
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there, also at the depot, Norton’ s
only, at $7.75, that is the whole-
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ing
two
gallons
a
day.
Mrs. Gladys, Lovelett, from
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i__ barber shop or Marchbank s
sale price in Portland today, less
D. E. Mendenhall,
Detroit, Michigan, the neice of 10-19-26
confectionery.
Faraday.
the freight. Only one sack to a
Mrs. N. J. Holgate, arrived Sun
customer as our supply is limited
Christian Church
GAS
day for a brief visit with the
ACCESSORIES
OILS
FOR SALE Pigs six and eight
at Rose’s.
latter.
She
left
Wednesday
for
weeks
old.
R.
G.
Palmateer,
Bible School eyery Lord’s Day
ESTACADA, OREGON.
Estacada, Ore., Rt. 1
at 10 a. m .; Preaching 11 a. m. Gresham where she will visit her 10-12-19
First Show Starts at 7:00
A cordial invitation is extended parents.
WAN TED—Anyone having an
toall.
The theme for Sunday P— —
old bicycle frame with pedal-
morning, Oct. 22, will be "F or
crank who cares to dispose of
giveness.” A cordial invitation
same, communicate with, or see
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L. M. Wagner, Estacada. 10-12tf B
is extended to all, who do not
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Real
Estate,
Insurance,
attend services elsewhere.
WOOD CUTTERS WANTED—
TO-NIGHT
FOR SALE One team ..?o I Steady work. Will buy stumpage
E. F. Atchley, pastor.
Long Term Farm Loans f
geldings 7 & 8 years old, we or finance cutting propositions.
at a low rate of interest $
matched and good workers, wt
O ur C on tem poraries Say
Boring Wood and coal Co.
A
3000 lbs,
A. Dodson
Mortgage Loans, Rents
9-14tf 476 E. 50th st. Portland.
Melons are said to be ripe in 9-28-10-19
Your home-town paper, with the X
Estacada, Ore,
and Collections.
IN
Wall street. The public is cer
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FOUND In the park, a bunch best story paper for all the family, ;!;
FOR S A L E -O n e 2-yrold heif
tain they are mostly “ water"
and
the
latest
fashion
authority—an
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of
keys.
Owner
can
get
it
by
WOODLE REALTY CO.
er. been fresh 2 month, price 540.
melons. —Gresham Observer.
applying at this office, proving ideal combination at a big saving I X
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Or
one
cow
fresh
last
July,
price
Estacada, Oregon
Adapted from the novel.
The world is anxiously waiting $50. Both Jersey-Herford stock. property and paving for this The Youth’s Companion $2.50 •{•
52 w e e k ly (••ues
“ In the Bishop’s Carriage.’ ’
notice.
10-12
They
Get Results.
for some kind of a dependable 10-19
G. A. Masse. Estacada.
McCall’s Magazine
1.00
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plan whereby it can reform some
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12 fashion numbers
FOR SALE 15 cords old fir
—COMEDY—
of its reformers.^- V’ ernonia Ea- | FOR SALE New and used wood. $2.50 a cord on the ground;
The Eastern Clackams News 1.50
¡drag-saws, gas engines, feed cut one Jersey ¡cow, cheap.
'Two Tough Tenderfeet’ J gle.
Never he satisfied with a thing ters, ensilage cutters, potato 10-12-19
Call T. B. Young.
A L L T H R E E F O R $ 4 .0 0 j
THE SANITARY
as it is. There is always a way diggers; a Beaver drag-saw spe
This
applies to old as well as new
cial
with
clutch
and
6-foot
blade,
FOR SALE 30 hogs 6 to 8
of bettering it.
weeks old. Tom Watson, Rt. 3. subscribers.
Never send good money at ter $110.00 terms.
Hessell’ s Farm Machinery Co.
On Broadway, second store
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had.
It doesn’ t pay. —Aurora
from the depot, Estacada.
10-12tf
Gresham, Oregon.
Observer.
See Mrs. J. E. Gates for piano
PLAIN SEWING Dressmak
Children's Haircutting a Specialty
At the coming elections the
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FAT CHICKENS wanted at ing and hemstitching, see Mrs. instruction. Prices reasonable.
JACK NORTON, Prop.
people will have an opportunity Hotel Estacada.
7-18tf I. O. O. F. building.
5-4tf
7-27-tfi Gus Wilcox.
to refuse to vote tor new tax
raising schemes and to express
Monday - She snubbed him
themselves as in favor of tax re
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duction and economy in govern
Tuesday - She prayed for him
ment with resulting encourage-
Wednesday • Sne fo’t for him
mtnt to industrial development.
Thursday • She Kissed him
Manufacturer.
j HIGH SCHOOL NOTES}
R. G . M A R C H B A N K ,
REDUCTION
In all Models of Ford Cars and Trucks,
Except New 4 Door Sedan.
N E W PRICES:
The GREATEST Value Ever Offered
in an Automobile.
Crawford Bros. Motor Co.
GEM THEATRE
WANT AND FOR SALE ADS.
> 7
bargain ^
Bebe Daniels
O F F E R Ì/
‘She Couldn't Help It’
!
Saturday and Sunday
BARBER SHOP
Priscilla D ean
“ Wild Honey”
Friday
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She forgot him
Saturday - She saved his life
ALSO
CH APTER I
OF
‘The Radio King’
A scientific and thrilling
serial to run 10 weeks an
amazing storv o f strange
adventure.
N E X T THURSDAY
WALLACE REID in
“ The Hell Diggers’*
M usic at all Show s
L. V. CLEW0RTH. Manager.
The Turks announce that vio
lators of their prohibition law
i will be punished bv 49 lashes,
three months in prison and a
1 fine of 60 to 300 Turkish pounds.
All the bootleggers will agree
! that these atrocities must he
stopped.—Oregonian.
There is something appealing
in the act o f President Harding
buying the old farm home where
he was born and building it up
for a home to which he can retire
after climbing to the highest po
sition of honor to which an Am
erican born boy can aspire. He
is doubtless gratified that his fa
ther has been able to live to see
the climax o f the remarkable
achievement of the son. tt all
makes a very beautiful picture.
- Molalla Pioneer.
Implements
MARTIN WARE!
STO VES
Paints
Extra Weight for Extra Strength— Iron Galvanized.
Tin and Copper.
A nice line of Stoves and Ranges-Airtights
in several Sizes.
For sturdy strength and lasting quality this IS
the best w are m ade.
G et your order for repairs in early, as repairs
are sometimes hard to-get and slow to
come, and a rush order means Parcel
Post shipment, which is costly.
W ash Tubs and Boilers; Tin Mijk Pails
W a ter Pails; G alvanized Buckets.
an d
m
SMITH HARDW ARE STORE, ESTACADA
The only H aid w are S to re in C lackain **c o jn tv selling goods s t Portland prices