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'?! .n r -T- YACI2HIJHT , 8 W' 'A PAM f J D A J 'J HS.:n?.A3 EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS THURSDAYrSERTEMBER 8, 1923 -STBÎ R A T S D I E = i yy.ggggjg.gg.gg mx&ma • BARTON. ♦. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ c* * Confectionery, Phonographs, NdiWy a'll of Barton joined in «do mice, once they eat HAT-SNAP, th e parade which ^came from E»- « And they leave no odor l>ehind. Don’t tacada Monday morning, and « take our word for it—try a package. were royaJJy .entertained at the ♦ Cats and dogs wou’t touch it. Ra,ts highway celebration, and felt pass up all food to get KAT-SNAp. ♦ L IGHT L u n c h e s . very proud of their Barton Three Bizes. « Queen. ËSTACADA, ' OREGON 35c size—1 cake—enough for Pan ♦ The Jens Pedersens had as CUR 7 PRIOR PREFERENCE ha* try, Kitchen or Cellar. « j rjoorrr; 65c size— 2 cakes — for Chicken j guests on Labor Day, Mrs. Ped- paid dividends regula y every t h r e e ♦ House, Coops or small buildings. | ersen’s brother E. P. Jenson and months since it was first issued. , Cigars and Tobaccco, International Clothes, 4 $1.25 size—5 cakes—enough fw > family of Portland and Miss Ma- •11 farm and out-buildings, storage ; Larsefi, Mr. Pedersen’s niece ■ - j .■ y W) 0 oosliVv It Is ,a Safe anC Sound Investm ent buddings, or factory buddings. o f A st0ri3i all attending the cele Sold and Guaranteed by. bration at Rstagacla, You can buy "it at $98,00 a share, par Gus Whitehead spent the week value $ 100 , for cash or on easy terms. end with his family at Baiton. ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ ,L : - - T It will net you 7.14 on every dollar Á Miss Alice Hhnsen of Portland, vend in / st. LOCAL ITEMS who will teach the Baiton school, « Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks, was a visitor here Friday. Waite for full information -oday. & Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pond of Accompanied by Portland friends, é Portland are visiting Mrs. Pond’s ▼¡sited Wilhoit Springs last Wed mother, Mrs, F. H. Turner, and nesday. Investm ent Department OT 1 New samples of Wall Pater sister Mrs. G. Stone and fami & PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGiiT & POWER lies. § cheaper than last year at ---------- .......................... f t C om pany, 1 8-2‘J tf Point* r ’s Mrs. L, B. Devine, who has,,., it spent the summer at Seaside, ' p SOUDAS f H L,SIATE V Room 605 Electric 5!dg„ Portland, Oregon. O Mr. and Mr*. H. C. Sparr of and son. Joe of Lexington, are j.;, Malden, Wash., visited at the H, visiting Mrs. Divine’s sister, and 1 Estacada, Oregon. ’ffîsmm a.?"ó - fSViî- 4/ C. Gohrjng home the first of the brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. week. Geo. W. Turner. #n 'ß\y Mrs. Gladys Graham is here Mr. and Mrs. Knight nnd son W hat’Mrs. Brwriinger of Nev Completion from Seattle, visiting at the home of Portland are guests at the W. York Says About Rat Poison. of her grandmother, Mrs, P. Ferrel home. “Tried preparations that kill i Duly Celebrated Scheck. rats, but RAT-SNAP is the only 1 The C. J. McKee family who one that prevents disagreeable | L J. E. Gates and family motored tConcluded from first page) have spent the summer near the odors after killing. Also like on to' Portland Saturday night, to Clackamas have returned to their RAT-SNAP"because it comes in j ~~ ~ " attend the wedding of one of home in Portland. •haiidy cakes, no mixing with jan^ Estacada was played, which Mrs. Gates’ nieces, other Food. You don’t have to j proved very exciting, and was Helen Morell of Tacoma is vis Lloyd Mallicoat, superintend iting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and dirty your hands, it’s the best Won by the visitors with a score The Laundry Which Made Mother Quit Washing ilia ;iorn ent of schools at Boring, with his Mrs. V. H. Meier, who also had i-Tr hnou3?,!?old U3.e' of 8 to 6 . The American Legion SNAt. three sizes, doc, 60 c, , ... t TO family attended the Estacada cel for week end guests Mr. ami $1.25. Sold and guaranteedby I'dance at n,*ht m the pavilion, Give us a Trial— Our Prices Are Right provetl a most popular climax to ebration Monday. Estacada Pharmacy. Mrs. Frank Whilel of Portland. the entertainment of the day. Dr. and Mrs. E. K. Scott and A new floor has been laid and Tucker’s Last Story. There must have been several daughters Eleanor and Marjorie, other improvements made in our The story that George Loane: thousand in attendance, who all of Portland, were guests of Mr, We do Finished Work school house and school will be Tucker was working on when he seemed to enjoy themselves, and and Mrs. H. C. Stephens, on La gin Monday, Sept. 10. died, and which he hoped would | tha spirit of gopdfellowship was bor Day. Mrs. Ralph Gibson and son of Mr, and Mrs. Burgess Ford Portland visited friends at Bar be a successor ot “ The M iracle marked. The occasion may be Man,” is Tom Meighan’s new considered a huge success. The and children, who are living at ton and attended the highway Paramount picture, “ If You Be- ] receipts will pay all expenses and LOCATION Main Street, between Ames’ Burns, Ore., attended the picnic celebration Monday. lieve It. It’s So, ” which will be leave a substantial surplus for the Plumbing »hop and Cascade Garage. here Monday. Mr. Ford was su shown at the Gem theater t c benefit of the town library, perintendent of the Estacada The Vote for Queen of the Estacada, night and Friday. ■ The band is entitled to the Oregon. schools about ten years ago. Highway The purchase of this story w as! highest praise, and steps should The highway paving being fin For a time at the close of the in line with the Paramount’» ] be taken to insure it* retention ished, the company is moving its voting for Queen of the Highway policy of getting only the biggest, a:i a permanent institution, plant from Alspaugh station hack Saturday night, the result prom stories and plays for Mr. Meig - 1 SPRING W ATER N EW S to McMinnville, so Dinty Moore ised to be as difficult to decide as hail. Tom Forman directed “If has closed his cook house and re the famous presidential election You Believe It, It’s So.” George Neil Weir started to Benson turned to Estacada. between Hayes and Tilden. The Loane Tucker had selected this School in Portland, on Tuesday. Manager Johnson announces committee first thought that I story as liis next production and John Schenk and family of that The Christian will be shown FOR SALE—An almost new Barton’s candidate had won, and j had started on the scenario when Gresham, visited with the Joe Panama heating stove at a rea- NOTICE TO WATER USERS again at the Favorite Theater, then on a recount it appeared hisuntimely death occurred. The Guttridge family, Sunday. sonabe price. Call Mrs. Otto on Tuesday and Wednesday, You are hereby notified to use Miller, Estacada, Or. it that Estaeada’s choice was win story deals with the reformation Don’t forget the baby contest September 18 and 19. no water for irrigating or sprink ner. The difficulty ardse from of a city crook and affords Mr. at the Springvvater fair, Friday, MONEY TO LOAN—5%% Mrs. Gerald Wilcox left yester the fact that more money had Meighan a powerful role. September 14. * / Farm Loans on tracts not less ling, owing to shortage of water. day noon to attend the American been received than there were By order of 1 ■ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ward and than 40 acres, minimum amount NOTICE. Legion convention at Seaside. tickets, as at the last moment T H E C IT Y C O U N C IL . $1,000. on 5, 7 and 10 years time. She and Mrs. Myrtle Townsend cash was handed in instead of] The Estacada schools will open family motored to Eastern Ore Oregon City Abstract Co. 9-fltf S H E R IF F S SA LE are delegates from the local aux tickets. A mistake was made | Monday, Sept. 10th. Registra- gon to be gone a week or ten days. FOR SALE-S. C. R. I. Red1 In the Circuit Court of the State of iliary of tin* Carl Douglass Post. in segregating the various cash tion will commence at 9:00 a. m. chickens from 15 cents to 25 Oregon, for the County of Clacka amounts. The committee wrest and regular classes will be con-, Sidney Smith lost his sawmill cents. Orders must be placed mas, by fire last Saturday night. The Thomas Yocum, Plaintiff led with the problem until very ducted in the afternoon. the dav before wanted. mill was loeated near Mrs. Al vs. late, and then adjourned to the MRS. J. W. MOXLEY, The following teachers have 1 First Show Starts at 7:30 S P. Peeznecker and Mary Pesznecker, 8-30-9-6 Morrow Station. his next morning. Finally the tan- 1 been engaged for the coming: len’s at Viola. wife, defendants. Mr. and Mrs. Mann and son of gle was unraveled and the vote ! year: STATE OF OREGON FOR SALE- 35 acres, all tim The Dalles, Ore., are visiting ber, level ground, down bill 1 County of «ptykamas, j sal ‘ ¡stood Miss Edith Ferrell, of Bar- High school: their daughter, Mrs. Forrester mile to Estacada. Write or phione -Jly-, rjrtue of a judgment order, de ¡ton 2184 votes, and Mis$ Mabel Jo Hammond Einarson Domes- GO WHERE THE GOES GO! cree ¡jnd anexeebtion, dply «sued out of Erickson, W. P. Ferrel, Barton, Or. Wilcox of Estacada, 215t votes, tic Science and Art. and under the ssal-of the above entitled court, In theabove entitled cause, to Although naturally Estacada] Mary Atkinson Commercial, Tonight & Friday Night CURRINSVILLE ITEMS FOR SALE—4-room house 10 to ms duly direct«^ aDddated the istday j would have liked its candidate to j Chester A. Klink M a n u a l or 20 acres, paved ro a l easy August, 1923, upon a Judgment render ed and entered-m said court on the 1st I win, yet it was felt that as the j Training and mechanical draw- Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Currin, terms; buy from owner. W. P. day of August, 1923, in favor of Thom celebration was here it was fit- * iqg. Kathleen Currin, Mrs. Henry Ferrel, Barton. Or. as Yocum, plaintiff, arid against S. P. Pesznecker and Mary Pesznecker, hia ting that Bai ton should be rep-1 Chas. G. Siliith Science and ! Heiple and daughter Edna, Mrs. wife, defendant«, for the sum of FOR SALE-1.200 lbs. hors*, IN resented by the queen. Mathematics. j Erickson and Atlee Erickson gentle, can be seen at John Gith- $1,400.00, with interest thereon at the trances McMillan English)spent a week's vacation at Ship- en’s place; or will trade for any rate of 8 per cent per annum from | New Vera Gordon Picture the T6th day of February, 1922. and and History. herd's springs, returning Sun thing of value. Henry Beers. the.fort&er sum o(.$:40.m>with interest The supporting cast in the: Lulu C. McLaughlin Langua- day. Estacada, Or. 8-30-9-7 thereon from the 1st day of August, 1923, at the rate of 6 per cent per an latest Warner Brothers’ produc ges and History. num, and the ftirther sum of $19.25 FOR SALE OR TRADE-13 Henry Heiple is finishing the tion, “ Your Best Friend,” star-* Grades: costs and disbursement*, and the costs i threshing season in Currmsville acres partly improved, 1-4 mile of and upon this writ, commanding me Max Sennet Comedy ring Vera Gordon, w hich comes to ' Leila C. Howe Principal. from Eagle Creek Grange hall to make sale of the following described 1 at Hugh Carlin’s, the Favorite theatre September and on state market road, 4 miles real p-operty, situate in the county of Uorothv Ward- 6 th and 7th 1 l Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gray and from Estacada. Will , trade for Cla'-namas* state of Oregon, to-wit: Next Sat. and Sunday 6 nnd 7, is composed of a mur-j grades. I her of players who have served Golda Elliot 4th ami 5th two children, from San Diego, house and lots in Estacada, or Lota numbered thiee and four (3 s 4) in Block numbered eight (8| of the Cal., are making an extended will sell for $1.600, terms. See original I a long and varied experience be- grades. townsite of Estacada as the J. W. Cahill, Eagle Creek. 9-6 visit with their brothers, the same is platted and of record in the of I fore the footlights and the silent Olivia DeGuire 3rd irraiie of the Recorder for Conveyances Kitchir.g boys, IN FREE RENT of small house, fice the camera. county of Clackamas, state of Greta Brumage 2nd grade. Mr. J. H. Kitching is horbe some furniture, in return for of Oregon. Hear Governor Pierce at the ’ Esther Garbe Primary. again after an operation at the ■ milking one cow. NOW, THEREFORE, by virtu# of K a r l E. E in vrson , hospital lie is MRS. .1. W. MOXLEY. said execution. Judgment order and de- I S p rin g w a te r fa ir, S e p te m b e r 1 1, ¡8-30-9-6 Morrow Station cre*-*nd «p compliance with the com- Supt. of the Estacada Schools. hia health. 1 at 2:30 p. m. msrd* of «aid writ. I will, on Saturday, Mrs. Ed Steinman is on the: / 22nd day ©f September, :923; at the RIPE PEACHES- P e a c h e s the sick li-t. hour of 10 o’clocx A. M„ at the front Auction Sato will be ripe after Sept. 1st, lots door of the Couniv Court Houee in the COMEDY LS H A TS Paul Lovell and family from city of Oregon City, in mid county and T. G. Munson of El wood W 111 Eastern Oregon are visiting at of them. Ed. Stilk. Eagle Creek. mate, sell at public auction, subject to 8 23-9-6 redemption, NEXT TUES. & WEDNES. the home of his sisters, Mrs. Ore. . hold an auction sale at his place to the highent bidder, for Ht 9 RAT-SNAP, »1 U. S. gold coin ca.-h in hand, all tha Ewaltand Mrs. Arthur Smith. on Monday. 9<*pt. 10. begin 1 n i n t? and mi PIANO SACRIFICE Vicin- right, title and interest which the eatroyer. Com at 46 a. m. Fred Bartholo nvew ty of Estacada. Fine instru within named defendant* of either of t with other ment in perfect condition, for them, had on the date of the mortgage will be the auctioneer. He has ir Me herein or since had in or U the above particulars write Cline Music Co. daaeribad IN some hay. cows, ehickdn?. farm ___ property ^ or ______ anv part ih for Pnn- Astoria, Ore. 8-23-9-6 thereof, to real satisfv Han- said * execution, judg and 1 gging implements for sale. :rv. K ment order, decree, interest, costs and Vu ! I Ï I FRS WANTED— all accruing costs. Don’t forget the time anil nln v -r-f .. y Steady work. Will buy stumpage J, WILSON. Sheriff of ClecKamas cow am! or finance cutting propositions. Is Your Nam« Wr Ucn Here? SAI _____ Countv. Oregon. Boring Wood and coal Co. Hen ■. Eagle LINCOLN STORY, I Tho-e subscribing for this pn 9 6*13 914tf 476 E. 50th st. Portland. . , By , „ GEORGE . Deputy, Music at all Shows per during the week are; Julius let publication Aug. 23rd, 1929. W ING— Dressmak t r v e r 9 . ing and hemstitching, see Mrs. Last publication Sept. 20th P'lg L V . CLEW0RTH, Manager. ¡1 Krieger, Mia* Delia Dodson and Dated Oregon City, Ore. Augaet 23rd. 3 HENRY BEER Estacada. Gus Wilcox. J !' Mrs. Jake Moss. 6 - 28 t f H * a YOUR DIVIDENDS R. G. M A R C H B A N K , COME REGULARLY + + + 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ESTACADA PH ARM ACY I The STAR Car $ Is Proving Right. Ask the Man Who Drives One — ................. BACON GARAGE Gas Oil Tires Accessories •7 Highw ay OAK GROVE LAUNDRY Work Called for and Delivered Also Rough Dry, I 4 lbs for $ 1.00 JOB PRINTING DOME HI THE NEWS OFFICE] GEM THEATRE Thomas Meighan “ If You Believe It It’s So” Norma Talmadge “ The Voice From the Minaret” j / ' IL L S Anita Stew art WANT AND 101! SALE ADS. “ A Question of Honor” ESTACADA PHARM ACY,tM -