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EASTERN CLACKAMAS HEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2. 1923 GARFIELD H E M S ÜNivERsiTYof O r e g o n O TO T .y g .5 0 » 'E T E try ■ jr n v • . saaa.'j n y try Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Davis, Mrs. T. Carpenter and Mrs. M, G. Weatherby motored to Hinton Grange near Tigard, last Wed nesday, to attend the Washing ton County Pomona and dedica tion services of Hinton Grange hall. Mrs. C. Coe is spending OUR 7 o PRIOR PREFERENCE has couple of weeks at the J. W The U N IV E R SITY of O R E G O N paid dividends regularly every t h r e e Dillinger home. contains months since it was first issued. Mr. and Mrs. Wiiltam Shaffer The College of Literature. Science Better Than Ever Before had as guests Sunday, Mrs. Shaf and the A rts with 22 departments. fer’s sisters and families, Mrs It Is a Safe and Sound investment The professional schools of A rchi Sloan and Mrs. Wilcox, from At the lowest price ever made, the tecture and Allied A rts— Business Portland. Ford Touring Car is even better Administration—Education—Grad You can buy it at $98.00 a share, par Mrs. E. E. Knight and little uate Study—Journalism — L a w - than before. The one-man top, value $100, for cash or on easy terms. son and Mrs. W. W. Knight are M edicine— M usic— Physical Edu slanting windshield, improved seats camping near the hatchery while It will net you 7 .1 4 'Vi on every dollar cation— Sociofogy— Extension. / / y the Knight company is raising vou invest. and refined chassis construction the hatchery buildings. For a catalogue or a n ÿ information have won instant admiration. Write The Regtttrar. U n W ertitÿ o f Mr. and Mrs. J. Bodkins enter Waite for full information -odav. V / ; Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. tained Mr. View and Herbert Already the demand for this model Hussock over Sunday. exceeds our ability to meet prompt The 4 8 th Year Opens Septem ber 2 5 ,1 9 2 3 Rev. Howard Mort will preach investment Department delivery. In a few weeks we will Sunday atternoon at the Nora Memorial church. S. S. at have to disappoint many who are PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CURRINSVILLE ITEMS o ’clock, preaching at 3. holding off. Garfield Grange will hold its Company. J. H. Kitching was able to be regular meeting Saturday night, Order now to protect yourself. A ( Room 605 Electric Bldg., Portland, Oregon. ■SOLIO A i r i l l STATE up and walk around a little Sun August 4. Supper at 6:30 fol small payment down and the bal lowed by Grange session at 8. day. The Robert Smith family have ance in monthly installments. iMMIIllBÌBBÌrBItrgiüb i ' " .’ÌTIn/ìtTh ' ' ì G im S ì ÙZ¿2 IW Mrs. J. A. Hitching is improv just moved into the Phil Stan ing slowly. F ord prices have never been so low dish house. F ord quality has never been so high Mr. and Mrs. Seedo and daugh asb- *- -** ttt ■ nirHcnanuiT.T.ci. ä~.. ■ìaiirjinsanr. JLarnrinag': t-b'.rr.b-ñ ter of Klamath Falls, are visiting UPPER BARTON 1 relatives and friends at Currins- I ville. This is Mr. Scedo’s first Those enjoying a picnic on Ea- visit in four years and he notes gle Creek near the falls, on Sun GAS, OIL, ACCESSORIES some wonderful changes. day were, Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Gladys Shanklin is visiting Erdman of Deep Creek, Mr. and relatives at Currinsville this Mrs. J. E. Mowery, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paul, Mr. and Mrs. week. Willma Hitching is still im Charles Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. proving. Mrs. James Linn is E. R. Mowery, Mr. and Mrs. H. A High Grade Hard Wheat Flour with her while her mother is in Ellinwood of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gollings and son Melvin the hospital. Mrs. Charles Hiveley and son of Ridgefield, Wash., Mr. and SUGAR, per sack, $9.40 Sugar Crisp Corn Flakes Georgie are taking a vacation Mrs. Lester Irving and son of equal to any, 3 f o r . . . 25c Half ground Salt................. 60c and spending the week with Mr. Boring, Mr. and Mrs. George Forman of Barton, the Misses Canned whole Sweet Potatoes Hiveley. Rolled B a rle y ...................... $ 1.75 Esther and Mabel Erdman, Ma Monople Brand 2 '4 can 15c Lee McKenzie is at Morgan, mie and Florence Paul, Jessie Ground B a rle y .................... $ 2.25 Ore., and writes that he likes Snyder, I)r. Blair Paul and Till Canned Milk any brand ___ lie eastern Oregon fine. Midds.........................................$2.15 Forman. All reported a most 5-lb Penick Syrup, Golden 40c Miss Ethel Hale spent the enjoyable time and thanks to Shorts....................................$ 1.75 10-lb Penick Syrup, Golden 75c week end at home. Mrs. D. L. Erdman for extend 5-lb Penick Syrup, White 45c Ellensburg Timothy Hay. $30.00 Nearly all farmers at Currins ing invitation. 10-lb Penick Syrup. White..... 85c ville are done haying and are Mr. and Mrs. George Forman now harvesting grain crops. BINDER TW INE-SEE US Karo same price. and son were Oregon City and The baby girl of Mrs. George Portland business visitors Mon Walters has been quite sick for a day. The Store where your dollar does its duty few days. The guests for lunch Sunday J. A. Hitching had quite a sick at the home of Mrs. S. E. Rob U. S. MORGAN, Proprietor. inson were, Mrs. Blanchar of !UI spell Monday. T'rim im u i' u m iiiL'iHiiijiuumi.niTiiaiUliJTTl mr-m r - m i t n rmm Mrs. E. E. Erickson and Altee, Portland, her daughter Mrs. F. Mrs. Henry Heiple and Edna, are Richard and her daughter Mrs. spending the week at Spokane, Penny, who motored from San i ) üu m m r u u n ar^ -j m n n n E ^ a ^ n in n r.rrim n tiiiin riiim iiiim iijib iin n c ip im iu iiiiiiiiTÏÏïïïïmT ^ ^ guests of Mrs. Erickson’s son, Jose, California. Three genera + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + tions, mother, daughter and W. 0. Erickson. ♦ granddaughter and Mrs. Agnes Phonographs, Confectionery» Robinson of Portland. ♦ AT ELLIS’ Mrs. Marie Gibson had as din ♦ 101*» S u g a r ____________ $ 1.00 ner guest one day last week, ♦ 100t*- Sugar_____ _____ $9.45 Mrs. S. B. Robinson. The Laundry Which Made Mother Quit Washing ♦ 490 Hard Wheat Flour $1.85 Gean English and wife and .98 two grown sons of Spokane, Mason Jars, qts.______ .10 Wash., who have been friends Campbel’s Tomato Soup L ight L u n c h e s , ♦ .23 of Mrs. S. E. Robinson for 20 Royal Club Cot Soup ♦ Give us a trial. If you like our work ESTACADA, OREGON. .10 years, drove out and spent Fri Aunt Dina Molasses ♦ tell others. If not, tell us. day night and Saturday. Mr. ♦ Is Your Name Written Here? English and family, who have ♦ Cigars and Tobaccco, Those paying subscriptions for one of the best camping equip W ork called for and delivered. Prices International Clothes, ♦ the N ews during the past week, ments on the market, and who ♦ + + + * + + + + ♦ + + + ♦ + ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ are reasonable. Edward Shearer, George W. traveled 6000 miles, driving thru Yellow Stone Park and from Turner, C. L. Coonrad. there to Mexico, through Cali fornia visiting all the sights, but LOCATION Main Street, between Ames’ the most wonderful sights were Plumbing shop and Cascade Garage. First Show Starts at 7:30 the Oregon caves which words cannot tell of their wonders and Estacada, beauty. Mr. English said of all his travels Oregon is the most Í I L - U * etimi.trntL'L.™nvnni!itDCUULUr.!'iuinrn iminuffin beautiful state, and he contem -, plates making it his future home. GO WHERE THE GOES GO! R. B. Robinson and wife drove VIOLA Circle Stock Co. out from Portland one evening Tonight & Friday Night recently, spending the night This troupe will be at the Fa The Chautauqua at Gladstone with his mother. With her and vorite Theater, Tuesday night was very much enjoyed by those , Mrs. Hal Gibson they took a with a new program and increas drive over the newly laid pave who camped and others who at ed membership. They have in tended from Viola. ment to Estacada. cluded Oregon City and some They’ re riding and fall Mr. and Mrs. John Ficken and other important towns to their ing like fun son Stanley have gone to Kansas circuit. "Mighty Lak’ a Rose” Estacada, Oregon. to live. We hate to loose such Don’t miss the best Comedy A fine east appears in this new good neighbors and hope they A first class painter’ s outfit Edwin Carewe production, that will come back to Viola some Drama ever shown in and men who know how to use will be shown Thursday and Fri time. F.stacada. it, at Pointer’s. 3-29tf day of next week at the Gem Ed Ficken has bought his fath Theatre. It is a crook play and er’s farm and moved his family SATURDAY and SUNDAY shows the power of music not there. BINDER FOR S A L E -O n e only in swell society hut in the NOTICE Deering Binder, nearly new. See Babe White and family have underworld where desperate E. E. Knight & Co. will move or moved back to Viola from Tilla JOHN MARSHALL. crooks plan desperate work. raise your holdings, any size. mook. He is talking of running Springwater. Ore. a store in the building where he 7-26-8 2 Route 3, Box 8 Estimate? freely given .-C all at IN Linns’ Inn. 7 2fitf Methodist Episcopal Church is living. FOB RENT Four room house PIANOS TUNED—Those ckT see Wood le-Woos ter Co. 8-2tf Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mr. Jacobson, who has been siring to have their pianos tuned FOR SALE—One team, weight Morning Worship at 11. working at the mill here for may leave orders at the Estacada 3200 lbs, with harness and wag f o r SALE— Early hatche! "The Church and Labor.” Ju- some time has moved his family Leghorn pullets, well developed Pharmacy before August 15th. ; on. Will take $150 cash. COMEDV nior choir. to Idaho. foi fall layers, $12 per dozen. All makes of phonogpaphs re -1 0 „ „ G W. NEVLING. Rt. 2 Epworth League at 7 p. m. Earl Larkin got his leg hurt at George Cook, Estacada. R t 1 paired and adjusted. * - 9 Estacada. Ore. Senior League at 7. the rtfill, hut fortunately it is C. A . K F .L L A R . 8-2-9-16 Evening Service at 8. nothing serious. 8 2-9 Piano tuner.! "King Tut’s Religion.” FOR SALE—New and used A new wire fence has been H oward W. M ort , Pastor. built in PASTURE FOR RENT Ex ! FOR SALE A baby go-cart. drag-saws, gas engines, feed cut front of the parsonage d i £ ‘ cauîe g o ^ a s ï î w . ' Inquire of P. A. ters, ensilage cutters, potato yard. or horses. Phone F.stacada. Adams, Estacada. Or. 7 26 ¡diggers; a Beaver drag-saw spe- Mrs, Burt Griffith and little Wm. Still, Springwater. Currinsville Store Prices 8 2 9 *¿5h clutch and 6-foot blade, son from California, are spend FOLND—A lady’s vanity case, $110.00—terms. SmUr. canc berry, sack $ 9.50 ing the summer with her par FOR SALE OR TRADE U left in McKenney and Morton's Hesseii s Farm Machinery Co Standard Binder Twine perlOCIb 13.75 ents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer l,ar- acres partly improved, 14 mile store shout tw o w eeks ago own- 10-12tf Gresham. Oregon. Clover Leaf " " per 1001b 15.75 kirs and other relatives. from Eagle Creek Grange hall er can have the same by coming' ____ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hicinboth* and on state market road. 4 miles to the N ews office, proving prop Baker Girt Floor, per sack 1.75 Music at all Shows fornmeal for ho« feed, per HXHb 2 50 e n and their two daughters. from Estacada. Will trade for erty and paying for this notice. _ WOOD CUTTERS WANTED- hteady Work. Will buy stumpage C. B. Ho« Feed, «ood feed. MH)lb 2.00 Mildred and Esther, camped at house and lots in Estacada. or PLAIN SEWING L. V. CLEWÜRTH. Manager. in the Gladstone park during the will sell for $1.600, terms. See ing and hemstitching. Liressmak- or finance cutting propositions. B. Wheal for feed, per lb ......... see Mrs. _ , . Boring Wood and coal Co. 1 * Chatauqua last week. j«L W. Cahill, Eagle Creek. 9 6 Gus Wilcox. 6-28tf J 14tf 476 E. 50th st. Portland. YOUR DIVIDENDS COME REGULARLY TOURING CAR / A a i í u í MOTOR CO. THE ESTACADA FEED STORE MILL RUN - - - - - $1.20 CROWN PURITAN FLOUR * - $1.75 OAK GROVE LAUNDRY R. G . M A R C H B A N K , The STAR Car GEM THEATRE Is Proving Right. Ask the Man "THE HOTTENTOT” Who Drives One BACON GARAGE Gas “ Hoot” Gibson Kindled Courage' NEXT TUES 8 WEONES. KINDRED OFTHE DUST' NEXT THUDS. 8 FRIDAY MIGHTY LAK’ AROSE’ WANT ANO FOR SALE AOS. Oil Tires Accessories