EASTERN
IÏ3ÜPM WFJU
Farmers have been taking ad­
Mrs. lioy Rodecape o f Port­
vantage of the fine weather and
land, is convalesing at the home
are about through with
their
o f her sister, Mrs. H. L. Guth­
spring work.
rie.
Rath & Klinker are doing a
Mrs. Phyllis Evans is seriously
flourishing business in lumber.
ill at her home.
They have quite a crew working
Joseph DeShazer and family
in the mill and woods.
spent. Sunday in Portland with
A birthday party was given at
their daughter, Mrs.
Walter
the home o f Ralph Chaney, April
Kitzmiller. Little Harlan Kitz-
22, in honor of the birthdays of
miller. who is in the Sellwood
Mrs. Chaney, Mrs. Held and H.
hospital recovering from an op­
Klinker, as they were on or near
eration for appendicitis, is get­
the same dates.
ting along very nicely.
Mi** Emma Paulsen came Sun­
James Fitzgerald, a successful
day,
home from Portland to *ds-
farmer of Dover, has purchased
it
her
folks.
i
the Otto Meinig building in San­
Chris
Johnson
is
building
n
dy and will very shortly open an
new chicken house.
up-to-date grocery store.
Mrs. Henry Schmidt made a
Charles Updegrave, the road
trip
to Portland Saturday, re­
supervisor, was an Oregon City
turning
the same day.
visitor Sunday.
Ed Harders went to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Waite and
daughter Audrey were week end Sunday to bring home bjs moth­
visitors o f their daughter Mrs er who was visiting her daugh­
Ralph De Shazer at La Rose ter there.
Lawn Home.
Mrs. H. Paulsen o f Portland,
Mrs. August Koenman return­ is visiting her son Julius
Dis
ed to her home Saturday, after wife of this place.
being away for some time nurs­
Rev. V. A. Weir preached as
ing her mother.
usual Sunday with a good atten­
Frank Miller spent the week dance. Everybody is invited.
end at his homestead.
A first class painter’s outfit
C. W. Neuman and family will and men who know how to use
move to Eagle Creek within the
it, at Pointer’s.
3-29tf
next few weeks.
Al. Anderson is helping Wal­
ter Douglass put in his crops.
M ethodist Episcopal Church
“ The unread are the easy prey
o f the “ Red” ’. We can recom­
mend the Bible as one good
source.
6 large cans Solid Pack
Sunday school at 10.
Tomatoes______________ $1.00
Morning worship at 11 with
6 cans
Grim’s Golden
sermonette
for the boys and girls.
Sweet Corn___ ________
1.00
NOTE
the
change in the even­
cans
Sugar
Peas_____________
1.00
6
ing hours o f service. With the
5 large cans yellow cling
Peaches____________
1.00 days now growing longer, for
your convenience we are chang­
6 large packages Corn
Flakes_____ ______
,60 ing the evening services one-half
Best Cane Sugar_________ $10.75 hour later.
Epworth and Senior Leagues
meet as usual but at 7 p. m. in­
stead o f 6:30 p. m.
Those subscribing for the
The evening service with the
N ews during the week are Wm.
big half-hour sing at 8, an hour’s
Dale, F. J. Harkenrider, Mrs. R.
service well worth the time. We
Richards, Otis W. Vallen, Geo.
had a new song leader last Sun­
Genseroski, J. E. Kessler, Chas.
day night.
It was fine! Don’t
A. Colson, C. A. Rath.
miss next Sunday evening.
Saturday Specials at Rose’s
Is Your Name W ritten Here?
Estacada Trims Gladstone
GO WHERE THE GOES GO!
T O -N IG H T :
Harold Lloyd
IN
“ Never Weaken”
AND
“Silas Marner"
10 Reels of Good
Entertainment
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
The
‘Branding Iron’
and
‘BrownieiDog’
‘.Thi Radio Hound’
N E X T TH URSD AY
“ Snow Blind
»»
Music at all Shows
L. V. CLEWORTH, M anager.
i 1’
Horse Hay $25 per ton
The N A T IO N A L CITY CO M PANY, one of the
largest and most conservative bond and investment
houses in America has just purchased $1,000,000
worth o f our 7% Prior Preference Stock,
A FEW OF OUR FEED PRICES
M illru n , 801b sack . $ 1 .4 0
Shorts; 801b sack ..
1.80
M id d lin gs, 901b sack
2 .2 0
Economy Mixed Feed, 8011)5 l ,40
A lfa R si M ea l, Ip B Ib f
This i» the most important deal in Public Utility
stock in Portland in year“ .
Wouldn't you like to have a few share, pf this
attractive eeeurdy, too?
$98.00 a share; par value $100.00.
:
I n q u ir e
of
!ï*!»trs lié prMiw*M««tbs 2.75
boldenrod Egg
”
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2,75
r .-j T . - gjr-
P P c a s y M e rm » .
R ea d this and
to d a y ?
Join the Crowd a t
PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT $
Company,
Feed
every minute,
th e E sta eed e
S to re w h e re th e re it »o m e t h ln f d e lr if
]\e Buy Right and Sell Right.
The Store where your dollar does its duty
H
Investment Department
POWER
U S, MORGAN, Pfpprjetpf.
Room 605 Electric Bldg., Portland, Oregon,
SOUDAS THE STATE
Whole Corn, 1001b sk $2.25
Scratch Feed. “
** 2.75
Surelay, lOOlh sk - ?,7§
A Full Fine of Field 4 Garden Seeds
O var 7 **«> on your money,
r < *r c m H
* + + + + + +
Confäctioaery,
R.
G .
P h o n o g r »phs,
COMFORTABLE
MARCHBANK,
L IG H T
L
u n c h e s
Cigars and Tobaccco,
+ + + + + * + * *
The riding qualities of the STAR are u r s
usual in the small car class. Let us show
you this and numerous other features of
ihls car.
.
ESTACADA,
OREGON.
COMPLETE BATTEgy mV ICE, C'EN’L REPAIRS
BACON GARAGE
In tern a tion a l Clothes,
í
t + + * + + ♦ + * ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦
FOR S ALE — Nice young pigs.
Phone H. L. Guthrie, Dover.
4-
26 5-3
FOR S ALE — Ford Touring Car
in best of running order, good
tires. Cheap for cash, or will
trade touring for roadster body.
FOR SALE Four good milk 5-3-24 S till B ros , Eagle Creek,
cows, two fresh and two coming
fresh in a few days.
Will con­
WOOD CUTTERS W A N T E D -
sider trade on one for some hogs. Steady work. Will buy stumpage
B. F. Forrester, Eagle Creek, or finance cutting propositions.
Ore.
4-19-3t
Boring Wood and coal Co.
9-14tf 476 E. 50th st. Portland.
FOR S A LE —Pure bred grade
O. I. C. sows and gilts, all bred;
P L A IN SEW IN G —Dressmak­
also some weanling pigs and ing and hemstitching, see Mrs.
shoats W A N T TO BUY some Gus Wilcox.
2-8tf
dry cows that will make beef by
lull, and any kind o f steers.
I* O UND — Bunch o f kevs on
William Still, Springwater.
the street in Estacada. Call at
5- 3 10
Phone Estacada. the N ews office.
Estacada, Qns?ont
Gas
Oil
Tires
1.0. O F .
bta<«da Lodge
No. 175.
JOSEPH E. GATES--YOUR HOME
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND E M B A LM E R
A place where your loved onei will be cared
with tender cate.— Lady assistant.
N IG H T A N D D A Y T E L E P H O N E
lo ,
FLOWERS A N D TOMBSTONES
Estacada, Oregon.
Accessories
Meets every Saturday evening In
their lodge room, corner of Bioad-
WBy and Third streets. Visiting
brothers are always welcome.
J, Q, Haymnn N. § .
J. K. Ely Secretary,
H oward W. M ort , Pastor.
*HE U N I V E R S A L C AR
A N N O U N C E M E N T
O f interest to millions of peoples
I Will build a car for the multitude,” said H enry Ford in 1903— Read how the fulfillment ol that prophecy
WANT AND FOR GALE ADG.
GEM THEATRE
1323
Good For Voti Too ï ™ ESTACADA ™
The first game o f the baseball
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season resulted in a decided vic­ the E astern C lackamas N ews .
tory for the home team when Es­
tacada crossed bats with Glad­
stone, last Sunday afternoon on
the home field, the score being
10 to 2. This Sunday Estacada
will go to West Linn.
FOR RENT Furnished house.
Inquire o f Mrs. J. W. Reed. 5 3
First Show Starts at 7:30
THURSDAY, MAY 5,
is now made possible through the
FOR S A LE One team o f hor­
ses, weight 2800 lbs. A bargain.
Lee McKenzie,
5 3-10 17 R 1 Box 22. Estacada,
FOR S ALE Some fryers and
roosters, also some fall-hatched j
pullets, the foregoing ¡it market |
price. Some broody hens $1.501
each and a fine cockerel not rela-
I ted to the hens.
Orders for
j chickens must be placed the day
before wanted. I shall have S.
IC. R. I. Red eggs for setting
: through the summer at five cents
each. Mrs. J. W. Moxley, Mor­
r o w Station.
4 26-5-lOt f
FOR S A LE —Good farm team,
weight about 2800 lbs. value $150
or trade for A 1 milch cows. In­
quire o f Mrs. Chas. Kaufman 1
block west o f Estacada school.
Estacada, Ore.
4-19 5-3
And now the way is open.
“
tVTTn StiîftJS 7.SEÜS5£^i£,*ÏS WSirssi-rft "eek -m ”ni *
the local banks wh ere it will draw interest.
1H1NK it over. Five dollars wi
and sisters, each doing a little.
eant,me y ° ur mon*y will be safely deposited to your credit in one of
start an account
The whole family can participate in it-fa th e r, mother, brothers
Vt o i l - !!?t«i?Jî!it todaA ? , Stop in and talk u over with >’our local Ford dealer. He wll be glad to fully explain the
ikt.u.s of the plan and help you g it started toward the ownership o f a Ford Car
Ford Motor Company
D etroit, M ich igan
GAS, OILS
C R A W F O R D BROS. M O TO R C O
ESTACAD A, OREGON.
S. C. RHODE IS LAN D R E D
Hatching Eggs for sale Large
healthy breed, good layers, ma­
ture early, f l per setting o f 15.
MRS. J. W. M OXLEY.
5 3tf
Morrow Station, Ore.
FOR SALE New and used
drag-saws, gas engines, feed cut­
ters, ensilage cutters, potato
i diggers: a Beaver drag-saw spe­
cial with clutch and 6-foot blade,
$110.00 terms.
Hessell'a Farm Machinery Co.
10- 12tf
Gresham. Oregon.
FOR S ALE The Dockendorf
place at Morrow station. 10 level
acres, 5 room house newly painted
and kalsomined; piped for hot
and cold water, bath, sink, and
hot water tank already installed,
Good water on back porch. In-
quire o f C. E. DOCENDOKF,
It
Molalla, Oregon,
Implements
$ %
&
3$
a*
W
'w
P L A IN SEWING and dress- ^
making; remodeling a specialty.
Phone or call at AP. M. Wagners
5-3tt
O live K. D avis .
Aluminum Sale!
Paints
Beginning Saturday, May 5th, While They Last
5c
10c
15c
t
Also, Vvc UiJi Redeem Your Jap-a-Lac Coupons.
SMITH HARDWARE STORE, ESTACADA
fh* i nly Hsidware Store in Clackamas c. unty «H in g good» at Portland price*
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DOVER DOINGS
C LA C K a M AS NEW S,