E A S T E R N Cl A C K A M A S N EW S, TH U R SD A Y , DECEMBER 2 1 , 1922
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Holiday Greetings
Let Your Money Work for You
Buy a few shares of our 7 percent Prior Pre
ference Stock and yotfr money will earn you
The Quality Store
of
Portland, Oregon
Oyer 7 per cent.
DIVIDENDS ARE
PAYABLE
n v e a lig a t e T h is
T h e Q u a l i t y S t o r e
OF PORTLAND.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES $ f
The following classes have
completed their semester’ s work:
General Science, American His
tory and Geometry.
Four of thej High School stu
dents are to sine at the show
Saturday night. They are Waldo
De Moy, Melha Harmon, Minerva
Ritchie, and Redfield Pavne.
The cooking class will cele
brate Christmas by serving a
chicken dinner, Thursday, De
cember 21.
The Ancient History class is
drawing large sized maps of
Greece and 1 Jrete,
The American History class is
giving reports on current history
this week.
Mr. Einarson, being ill, was
unable to attend school Decem
ber 18 and 19.
The High School will have a
Christmas program Friday, De
cember 22. The main feature of
the program is a talk by Mr. De
Moy, on the “ Spirit of Christ
mas.”
Friday,
December 15, the
High Schooi pupils drew names
to determine the person for whom
they are to bring a present.
First Show Starts at 7:00
GEM THEATRE
GO WHEKE THE GOES GO!
A Thee Star Laugh
Triumph
Wallace Reid
Gloria Swanson
Elliott Dexter
IN
Don’t Tell Everything
Directed by the man who made
“ The Great Moment.”
—COMEDY—
SATURDAY
Hoot Gibson
in “ Trimmed”
XMAS SPECIAL
Sunday and Monday
Fools Paradise
A picture that sweeps from
Texas to Siam— See the fight
in the Crocodile Pit.
A hundred lavish scenes of
the love and beauty of the
w orld~The greatest Picture
De MULE ever produced.
COM EDY
Mu»ic at all Shows
L V. CLEWORTH, Manager.
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The Grade School will have
their Christmas trees Friday, De
cember 22. They have begun
decorating their rooms for the
event.
The First Grade pupils have
worked out the Christmas storjT
on the sand tables. They are
dramatizing the story, “ Littie
W olf’s Christmas G ift,”
this
week.
Nine o f the First Grade have
kept out of the “ paint barrel”
so far.
Allan Baird of Zurich, Mon
tana, has enrolled in the First
Grade.
The Second Grade pupils have
used their sand to ble in working
out the story of “ The Animals
Christmas Tree.”
Grant Robley has returned to
school after a week’ s absence on
account of illness.
The Estacada grade school was
first in Clackamas county to sell
their total amount of Christmas
stamps.
The fourth to the eighth, in
clusive, will take county test«
Thursday, Dec. 21. in arithmetic
and spelling.
U. S. MORGAN, Proprietor.
Ford
Phonogr iphs,
R. G. M A R C H B A N K ,
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ESTACAD A,
Cigars and Tobaccco.
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Never Before Have You Been Able
To Buy a Ford at These Prices
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O REGO N.
ROADSTER, Starter & D. M.,
New Sloping Windshield, $462.56
TOURING, Starter & D. M.,
One Man Top and Slop
ing Windshield
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$492.72
International Clothes,
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New Four-Door Sedan
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$838.00
Delivery after Jauary 1st.
To T o y
Two-Door SEDAN
COUPE
TRUCK Chassis -
TR A C TO R
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS
A T ROSE’S
Crawford
YOU CAN GET !T AT ROSE’S IF IT CAN BE GOT
GAS
OUR SPECIAL AM ERICAN FLYER
TRAINS $2.00.
M e e t in g P o s tp o n e d
The Community Club has post
poned its meeting until Friday,
December 29, as the joint instal
lation of the Masonic and Eastern
WOOD CUTTERS WANTED
Star lodges takes placs on the Steady work. Will buy stumpage
22nd, the date announced last J0 finance cutting propositions.
Boring Wood and coal Co.
week.
9 14tf 476 E. 50th st. Portland.
WART UNO FOR SALE SOS.
$702.80
$635.20
$471.52
$484.60
FORD SHOP
Something for everyobdy. Look in our window
for an inspiration, come inside for the main show.
The Yuletime festivities in Es
tacada started otf last night
when the Artisans had their an
nual Christmas tree and treat for
the children. There were twen-
nine children present and they j
furnished the program. The u s-1
ual good time is reported.
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When coming home from Port-:
! Ian I last Friday night, Ed. Sal-,
1 ing’s truck went into the ditch. ¡ST
1 No damage to speak of was done
The basket hall game schedul-,
ed for last Tuesday evening be A,
| tween the E. H. S. and Jefferson
High School of Portland, dui nut
come off. as the team o f the
Ur did not put in an appearance.
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Confectionery,
The City Laundry, Mesdames
Moss and Martin, proprietors, is
receiving a very flattering patn-
nage. It has taken a contract to
clean over seven hundred blank
ets for the railroad camps.
To
cope with the new business a
new washing machine has been
installed and extra help engaged.
AND A COMEDY
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Business Increases
'THE RADIO KING"
cordially acknowledging the favors o f Customers
and Friends, extends
THE SEASON’S GREETINGS,
with best wishes for your happiness throughout
the coming year.
T oday
Room 605 Flectric Bldg., Portland, Oregon
SOUDAS IH Ï STATE
L iG H T
G rade
O p p o r tu n ity
Investment Department
PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER
C om pany.
The gift must not exceed twenty-
five cents in price.
The boys who earned an “ E”
in football this season are: Wal
ter Anderson, Ronald ‘ Burnett,
George Denny, Lyle Smith, Geo.
Barr, Andrew Jannsen, Arthur
Bowman, Benton Sarver. Har>\v
Sarver, Redfield Payne, Poland
Montgomery, Waldo
DeMoy,
Jesse Denrty, Marion Tucker,
Arnold Lovelace.
To Spend Christinas
The members of the faculty of
the schools will spend Christmas
either at their homes or visiting
relatives and friends. Mr. and
Mrs. Karl E. Einatson will stay
here, Miss Iva Peterson will go
to her home at Beaverton and al
so to friends at Hood River. Mr.
and Mrs G. Harvey Jack will go
to Multnomah and Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Dawe will remain in Esta
cada. Miss Leila Howe will be
at home, Miss Helen Curry and
Miss Clara Nelson will go to
their respective homes at Silver-
ton and Portland.
Miss Mary
Atkinson goes to Bend to visit
with friends, Miss Dorothy Ward
to her home at Knappton, Wash.,
Miss Esther Gabo to Harrisburg
and Salem and Miss Greta Brum-
age to her home in Portland.
TO-NIGHT
U n u su al
The
ESTACADA FEED STORE
A s k a n y o f o u r e m p lo y e s a b o u t it.
i£ X .
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THREE MONTHS
EVERY
This is a good, sound investment and our
Easy Payment Plan enables you to get 1%
interest on your savings while you are pty -
. ing for your shares.
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WISHING YOU A
MERRY CHRISTMAS
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ACCESSORIES
OILS
E ST A C A D A , O R EG O N .
FOR SALE—One year old It-
alian prune trees, extra fine. O. t
W. Failing. E«tacada, Rt. 1. 12 211
PLAIN SEWING- D rern nak-jf
ing and hemstitching, see Mrs. |X
Gus Wilcox.
9-28tf ?
FOR SALE—New and used
drag-saws, gas engines, feed cut
ters, ensilage cutters, potato
diggers: a Beaver drag-saw spe
.
WANTED—Green straight ce cial with clutch and 6-foot blade,
dar trees. 12 to 86 inch butts.
M E R R > CHRISTMAS
$110.00—terms.
THOMAS A. MILLER.
and
Hessell’s Farm Machinery Co.
Eagle Creek, Ore.
10-12tf
Gresham, Oregon.
HAPPY N E W YEAR
j 12.14-28
Phone Heiple line.
FOUND—In
the park, a bunch
HATCH US GROW
FOR SALE- 11 Chester White of keys. Owner can get it by
pics, 11 weeks old.
applying at this office, proving
THOMAS A. MILLER,
property and paying for this
Eagle Creek. Ore. notice.
10-12
Rough Dry, 14 lbs. $1.00 12-14-28
Phone Heiple line, i
FOR SALE—17 nice pigs eight j
Work Finished at Portland prices
WOOD CUTTERS WANTED— weeks old; 3 thorougbr^d O. I.
Good timber, good ground. Pay C. brood
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Don’t Kncck, Boo.t our own town
sows; T_ 1 ________<
wagon 3J4,
tv. ice a month. Also someone to for lumber or wood hauling,
Lace t urtains a Specially
do hauling.
P. W. Douglass, Currinsville
H--tt
Rex Ludlow.
12-14-21.
CITY LAUNDRY
— FOR—
Real Estate, Insurance,
Long Term Farm Loans
at a low rate of interest
age Loans, Rents
and Collections.
| W 00 DLE REALTY CO.
Estacada, Oregon
They Get Results.
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T H E S A N IT A R Y
BARBER SHOP
On Broadway, second store
from the depot, Estacada.
Children’s Haircotting a Specialty
JACK NORTON. Prop.
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CHRISTMAS
SPECIAL
P H O N O G R A P H S
Paints
$ 3 0 .0 0
Toys, Dolls, Flashlights, Carving S?ls, Kiddy Kars, Wagons, Tricycles, ScoutKnives
SMITH HARDWARE STORE, ESTACADA
The only Hxidware Store in Clackan.c»(Minty »«
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