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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922. DODGE NEWS 2S9EEE2P - v' ! HIGH SCHOOL NOIES ! Horse Sense F -E -E -D -S The Community club program on Saturday evening proved to .1, be a very enjoyable meeting and Mill Run Economy Mixed Feeds was attended by a large crowd, Middlings Egg Mashes The pupils of the grade schools there being1 visitors from Viola Shorts Ground Barley from the fourth grade up, took and Redland. The A rm is tic e Lei Your Money Work for You Albers Dairy Feed Rolled Barley the county examination in arith program was given by the school Molass-O-Meal Calt Meal Buy a few shares of our 7 par cent Prior Pre metic and spelling Tuesday, Nov. children and after the program And all Poultry Supplies ference Stock and your money will earn you 14. The questions were sent out an oyster supper was served by A T T H E B O T T O M PRICES Over 7 per cent. by Superintendent Vedder. And another car just in today, the men. First graders neither absent or DIVIDENDS ARE PAYABLE EVERY THREE MONTHS Harvey Young, a former res tardy for October, were Floyd We Have the Genuine ident of Dodge, is visiting at the This is a good, sound investment and our Bailey, Merlin Bullard, Arnold CERTAIN-TEED ROOFING Gregory, James Maxwell, Wilbur the John Keller home. Easy Payment Plan enables you to get 7% interest on your savings while you are pay McKeany, Burt Whalen, Marc Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Tenny Milner. Myron Woodwarth, Ella and little son from Viola and GROCERIES ing for your shaies. Brown, Edna Closner, Barta Mc Harry Young spent Sunday with nvesligate This Unusual Opportunity Today LIGHT H A R D W A R E Kinney, Lois Smith, Daris Men Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Marrs and Ask any of our employes about it. family. denhall, Verda Marlowe, Doro Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jubb thy Watson, Bertha Johnson. Investment Department Charles Anson is a new pupil spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. •PO R TLA N D - Tom Jubb of Viola. PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER in Miss ¡Ward’s room. He came The Store Where Your Dollar Does Its Duty. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Horner from LaGrande, Oregon. Company. U. S. MORGAN, Proprietor. The football game with New- and children visited at the G. SOLID AS TH£ STATE Room 605 Flectric Bldg., Portland, Oregon. 6 burg last Saturday, was a tie, W. Keller home Sunday after- I ¡ n? noon. the score being 6-6. This is the first time Newburg has been Rosa B. Ten Eyck visited at the E. J. Lankins home in Viola scored against this season. + ** + * + * + + ** + * + * + + + + + + + + + + + The football boys are enjoying on Sunday. * Confectionery, Phonograph*, * the use of two new showers, which were purchased by the Otis Wagner Writes school board last week. Mr. Los Angeles, Calif. Ames, the local plumber, had November 4, 1922. charge of the installing. D e a r M r . G ib b s : L iG H T L u n c h e s . * The student body celebrated We reached Los Angeles Sun + ESTACADA, OREGON. Armistice day on Friday by giv day morning. We had a nice ing a short program, as follows: trip most of the way down ex + ROADSTER, Starter & D. M., cept through the northern part + Song by mixed chorus— * “Just a Baby’s Prayer at Twi of the state where the wind was International Clothes, Cigars and Tobaccco, New Sloping Windshield, $462.56 light.” blowing and the hail came down * + ♦ * * + + + + + + + + + + ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Speech— Armistice Day, by like peas. TOURING, Starter & D. M., Mr. Atchely We are having nice warm Solo—Mr. Burris. weather here, it is just like sum One Man Top and Slop Speech—Spirit of Men of ’17, Mr. Dawe mer. At night it| seems a bit ing Windshield . - $492.72 Reading—How we Won the War, chilly, but it’s partly due to our Waldo Demoy not being acclimated. Song—“ Liberty Bell” We went down to San Diego, New Four-Door Sedan - $838.00 By mixed chorus but Los Angeles seems a better The sweetened omelet Is often used ns a dessert. Speech—The Spirit of Women Delivery after Jauary 1st. • * • of ’17, Miss Peterson place for young men, as we havr All entitled meats nnd flsh should Song—“ Somewhere in France” a better chance to gain our suc he removed from the onus ns soon ns Mixed chorus cess, which we now have to opened. Two-Door SEDAN $702.80 • • • The manual training class is strive for. For old people who COUPE completing a dust-proof room want a place to live in peace and Try putting a piece *>f camphor Ice Paint? $635.20 with your silver. It keeps It which Lis to be used for a finish comfort and the nicest climate away from tarnishing. TRUCK Chassis - W hether it’s the outside Of) $471.52 • • • ing department for them. on earth, San Diego can’t be the inside of your house that Allow two level tenspoonfuls of equaled. But I must take my The seniors have ordered their needs paint, we recom m end,!^ TRACTOR $484.60 baking powder to each cupful of flour rings, which will be here by the hat off to Los Angeles for she is when no eggs are used. • • • DUTCH BO YU first of the year. Their an going to crowd old New York for Two parts of pork fat to one of nouncements, which were pre population in another census. WHITE-LEAD, | beef fnt form an excellent mixture Yours respectfully, viously ordered, will not be here In which to fry doughnuts. W ith pure linseed oil, it makes-. O t t o C. W a g n e r . uutil the first of April. (a good-looking, durable exterior! Box 945, Station O, paint; with Dutch Boy flatting) NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Special imported Velour hats Los Angeles, California. Io il, it makes a handsome, gloss-’ Department of the Interior, II. S. Land $5.00 at Rose’s, the kind you pay Hess, washable interior paint.' Oflice at Portland, Oregon, Novem V J GAS ACCESSORIES $7.50 for elsewhere. ber 14th, 1922. OILS Christian Church Let us figure on your painting1 NOTICE is hereby given that George — we can save you money. Our The Christian Church meetings W. Wilson, of Bissell, Oregon, who, on ESTACADA, OREGON. paint materials arc reliable, and have progressed steadily through October 8th, 1919, made Second Home (We guarantee a satisfactory job.’ ) F is t Show Starts at 7:00 entry No. 06249, for the E$ NWJ, the past week. Fourteen have stead Section 23, Township 3 S., Range 5 E ., taken their stand for Christ and Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three-Year Proof, FOR SALE—One 6 horse Fair the Church and many more are to establish claim to the land above dt - banks, Morse gas engine, and l seriously considering the step. scribed, befote the Register and Re —FOR- | ceiver of the U. S. Land Ofiee. at P ort Pearson drag saw, one 8 inch In The meetings will continue over land. Oregon, on the 29th day of De GO WHERE THE GOES CO! Real Estate, Insurance, $ ternational feed grinder, one em Estacada, Oregon. * Sunday with perhaps one on cember, 1922. ery Mandrel line shaft and belts. Claimant names as witnesses: A. W, Monday evening. This will be Lees, of Bissell, Oregon; William Held, Follow the C row d-to Will be sold cheap. R. E. Davis, | Long Term Farm Loans $ Garfield, Ore. 11-23 :j: at a low rate of interest decided Sunday. Friday night a of Bissell, Oregon; H. Julius Paulsen, WOOD CUTTERS WANTED Bissell, Oregon; William Boulin, of Good timber, good ground. Pay children’s chorus and pageant, of Mortgage Loans, Rents H ssell, Oregon. FOR RENT—A good house, sermon on “ What must I do to be Act September 5th, 1914, and June twice a month. Also someone to nquire of W. E. Linn, Estacada. ana C ollections. saved?” No meeting will be 9. 19)6. A lexander S w e e k , Register. do hauling. ll-2tf Rex Ludlow. WOODCUTTERS WANTED— held Saturday night. Sunday 11-16-12-14 H’OODLE REALTY CO. | -B Y Steady work. Will buy stumpage begin the day at 10 a. m. the Bi FOR SALE—New and used or finance cutting propositions. Estacada, Oregon * FANNIE HURST, Author of ble school hour; bring your din drag-saws, gas engines, feed cut Boring Wood and coal Co. They Get Results. ters, ensilage cutteis, potato 9-14tf 476 E. 50th st. Portland. “HUMORESQUE” 1 ner basket for the fellowship <~x~x~> ! diggers; a Beaver drag-saw spe x~x><K-:~x-<K~:~x-*<--:~X">«xf dinner. At 3 o’clock a member cial with clutch and 6-foot blade, TO-NIGHT FOUND—In the park, a bunch ship meeting for election of offi $110.00—terms. of keys. Owner can get it by You who have laughed and cers. O. P. Burris will speak at FOR SALE-Team of s m a l l Hessell’s Farm Machinery Co. applying at this office, proving cried over “ Humoresque” — 11, subject, “ The New Testa mules, wagon and harness. $150 110-12tf Gresham, Oregon, property and paying for this THE SANITARY well, you know what human ment Monuments.” Mr. Atch- if taken at once. B. L. ARV1N, notice. __ _________10-12 appeal comes from lives in BARBER SHOP ey will present the evening sub 11-16-80 Eagle Creek. O re,1 LOST About a month ago two some humble street! A rare PLAIN SEWING—Dressmak On Broadway, second store and happy hour awaits you ject at 7:30, a number of musical WANTED Three to five teams heifers’. -or?? ^ Holstein. 2> ing and hemstitching, see Mrs. years old, the other part Jersey, from the depot, Estacada. "Just Around the Corner." selections will be given. Come for lumber hauling. Gus Wilcox. 9-28tf 3 years old. Finder please noti Children’s Haircntting a Specialty Address XM, and bring a friend. Also Paramount Magazine FAT CHICKENS wanted at 11-16-30 Eagle Creek, Ore fy Adam Foshag. Barton P. O. Hotel JACK NORTON. Prop. E. F. Atchley, pastor. Estacada. 7-27-tf 11-9-16 ESTACADA FEED COMPANY Ford R. G . M A R C H B A N K , Never Before Have You Been Able To Buy a Ford at These Prices yill abound fJic House FORD SHOP Crawford Bros. Motor Co. GEORGE POINTER GEM THEATRE Painter and Decorator \ “JUST ARODND T H E CORNER" ! WANT AND FOR SALE ADS. Saturday and Sunday One of the Big Pictures of the year “The Storm” Featuring HOUSE PETERS & VIRGINIA VALLI A Great Forest Fire Spectacular Snow Storms Thrilling Ride Th ru the Rapids Beautiful Scenery Dramatic. Forceful Characters. If you miss this you’ll be sorry. Also it THE RADIO KING" AND A COMKDY Music at all Shows L V. CLEW0RTH, Manager. Card of Thank i We wish to thank our many friends for the beautiful floral offerings, and for sympathy and kindness shown to us in our re cent bereavement. M rs . E thel T ownsend , M r . and M rs . J. R. T own send and F amily . Implements Paints Thanks Kind Friend An unknown benefactor left in the office for us, yesterday morn-1 ing, a box containing two dozen exceptionally large and tine ap ples. We have tried to find out the names of the donor and the apples. The latter some said were Kings, others Northern Spies. Well, by whatever name they are called, they taste as good. ■W Read the Ada m the Ntws. THANKSGIVING * Thanksgiving Day is almost here, have you all your wants filled? Our Carving Sets, Ivory Roasters, and Pyrex oven ware are the best of their kind— Mixing Bowls in Glass or Stone ware-— Sauce Pans in either Enamel or Aluminum— Our White Enamel ware is the Three-Coat kind pays its way. ITLASTS. ! ! | | j j j mm _ ___ ____ w____ _ — T.1 . . SMITH HARDWARE STORE, ESTACADA The only Haul ware Store in Clackamas cun ty (tilin g goods at Portland prices *» » K M M I I I M ***«.* * * * - * / —— - r n ' ^