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EASTERN UPFER BARTON “ LITE-FO OT' CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1923 7- 7S2Z1& 7$. 2? V &32ZS- I 'o n d r r e d DANCE FLOOR WAX G i v e s s m o o t h , prlid- ln g fin ish to h a r d or so ft-w o o d floors. pro A nn. c r k a ib O H 1)1 S T , Y o u r d ru E K lst has It . I f BOt, s e n d us i t a m p f l , 76c f o r o n e - pound p a ck a g e CLARK R, \\ O O D R \ R !> DMi <• t P o r t l a n d , O reg o n « I. O. O. F. Convention (Contributed) If you had been in Estacada last Saturday morning you would have seen a crowd of its people wearing smiles from ear to ear (and of course those not mem bers of the bunch were asking each other what the meaning of of it was.) Our friend John Ely was running around busy as a bee trying to locate the members of our local band, J . E. Gates, rushing here and there to get the passengers for each automo bile. About 9 o’clock everyone got in their respective car and started out, about eight ma chines in all, then it became known that it was the Oddfel lows and Rebekahs going to the Sixth Semi-Annual District Con vention being held at Milvvaukie. The Oddfellows at each of these conventions have competed for a silver cup for degree work. The local team has been success ful in procuring three of these prizes. The town has certainly reason to be proud of its local lodge for its winning the cup in the con test for the third degree, and the election J. K. Ely as presi- for next year. The next con vention will be at Oswego in April. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our good friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy at the death of our dear wife and sister and for the beautiful (lowers. E. L. N aylor , H arry C. G aylor . Is Your Name Written Here? A romance which started some years ago, came to a climax last 3 week when Will Norris and Mrs. I Jennie Horg r were quietly mar I ried. Friday evening their F friends chaiivaried them, and on Tuesday night the newly weds II returned t he compliment by en tertaining their friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Forman and sons Victor and Till, were in J Portland shopping Monday, A Hallowe’en program is to be given Wednesday night. All are. invited. Mrs. S. E. Robinson spent Sun- das with her son and wife in Portland. Barton has now a milk route to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pesznecker were business visitors in Barton, from Vancouver, on Sunday. Estacada vs. Molalla Friday, October 19. the Esta- j cada High School grid squad jour neyed to Molalla where it de . feated the Union High of that city, 41 to 0. The elevens were e v e n l y matched in weight, but due to Estacada’s superiority in fight and general gridiron tactics the ! game was extremely onesided. Estacada made two touch- , downs in the first quarter, piling! up a lead of 14 to 0. After that the E. H. S. boys slackened up | considerably, but escorted the| pigskin over Molalla’s goal line four times more during the re maining periods. B. S a ry or kicked five out of six goals from placement after touchdowns. The Estacada boys outplayed, outrun outpoised, outpointed and outfought the Molalla team thru- out the entire game. The following E. H. S. boys played against Molalla: Arthur Norris, Benton Sarver, Harry Osborne, Harold Sarver, George Denney. George Baker, Ted Sat ing Harry Sarver, Bernard Rose, Kenneth Woods, Sol Tucker. Fred Hoygaard, Lyle Smith, George Barr. Those subscribing for this pa Harvest and Fun Fest per during the week are: Mrs. A harvest festival and fun fest Sara Young, Mrs. Dora Herring, W . F. Coleman, W. N. Glenn. will be held at the M. E. church, on Friday, November 2, after “It Looked Like a Battlefield noon and evening. A special in Europe,” said Mr. program by the men will he ren dered in the evening. Refresh C. Dunster. “ was staying at a hotel in a ments will be served at the dif Come out and small Pennsylvania town. Early ferent booths. enjoy a good time. one morning 1 went to the stable to hire a rig and was shown a Yellow Dent Corn pile of dead rats killed w ith RAT- Who says that field corn can SNAP the night before. Looked not be raised and mature round like a battlefield in Europe.” here? The Woodle-Wooster re Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by the Estacada alty office has on display some ears of Yellow Dent raised by Pharmacy. Fred Hoffmeister of Douglass Ridge. The kernels are solid, in even rows and extend to the tips 1 of the oars. GEM THEATRE Thos. Meighan In The n BACHELOR DADDY Tonight It & Friday This picture promises you one glowing, crowded hour of real happiness. Mack Sennett Comedy Morgan Sioberts’ Great Sea Story G IER5 Of MEN" Saturday and Sunday | A stirnng drama of a bov’s life before the mast and in the United States Navy. The Greatest Sea Picture Ever Screened Tuesday and Wednesday ‘Trumpet Island’ Frc m the Story by fiOUVERNEUR MORRIS IfiOUVI ì L t t ~' — YOUR DIVIDENDS COME REGULARLY Just Received a Car of A lfalfa H a y Second Cutting OUR 7"n PRIOR PREFERENCE has paid dividends regularly every t h r e e months since it was first issued. Also a Car of Sand and Gravel It is a Safe and Sound Investment You can buy it at $98.00 a share, par value $100, for cash or on easy terms. It will net you 7 .1 4 " j on every dollar you invest. A New Flavor Many Like, Folger’s Golden Gate Coffee Write for full information todav. Investment Department We Are Now Selling the Complete Line of RAILW AY, LIGHT & POWER Company. Room 605 Electric Bldg., Portland, Oregon. PORTLAND .9:> Säe, s ii.'ii.’.S T iit STAVE SEEEfli. j i~n< Davidson’s Bread EL ESTACADA Try a Loaf of the White W HOLE U N D E R N E W M A N A G EM A N T W HEAT, or H O N EY H E A LT H , You will Ask for More. We Buy, Sell or Trade most kinds of Farm Produce ESTACADA FEED STORE. U' S. MORGAN, Estacada, Oregon ^ ^ ^ n itm m u n i! i i i ' i ' n i i i m irTTTirrm Tm -'m Tr-rT We are endeavoring to serve the good people of Estacada and vicinity with a good, house, nice beds and good dining room service. Special monthly rates for rooms either with board or without— Rooms by the day $1.00 and up T h e whole Moore family will do their utmost to give service, and we solicit your patronage. You will be received with a hearty welcome. Yours truly, T H E M A N A GEM EN T. tar ft Is P ro vin g Right. the Man Who Drives One B A C O N G A RAG E Ask 7k w S h o d d ie r Business men— with whom the runabout has always been very popular— are well pleased with the changes embodied in this model. Always rugged, the car has been made decidedly trimmer and more comfortable. T his result is obtained by raising the radiator and enlarging the cowl; making a decided improvement in looks and providing more leg room. A well designed top and slanting windshield d o their share toward adding a finished, clean-cut appearance. Make it a point to see the other new models also on display in our show room. These cars can be obtained through the Ford W eekly Purchase Plan. Estacada, Oregon. Gas Oil Tires Accessories CRAWFORD BROS. MOTOR CO. ESTACADA. OREGON I’ OR SALE—One Saw in good j FOR SALE 20 ten weeks old .condition, three blades—Price pigs. TOM WATSON JOHN MARSHALL 10-18-25 Route 3, Estacada. I $80.00 , 10-lStf Springwater, Ore. PLAIN SEWING Dressmak H e re fo rd S ale FOR SALE- Horse, buggy, j ing and hemstitching, see Mrs. [harness, gentle I will sell at auction, 10 Here G us Wilcox. 6-28tfjfor any saddle—perfectly child to drive or ride, ford cows and bulls, at Unioi will work sing!« 0r double Price Stock Yards. North Portland FOR SAL E ( «nod c a b b a g e 525.00 JOHN MARSHALL Ore , at 1:00 P. M., Thursday, heads for sauerkraut. 10-18tf Springwater, Ore. 7 November S, 1923. PAUL L1TNER M ayro M c K inney . Owner. 10-18-11 -1 Eagle Creek, Ore. MONEY TO LO A N -5G %\ 10-25-11-1 Farm Loans on tracts not less IS FOR S.\1 E A few tons of than 40 acres, minimum amount AUCTIONEER Twelve years oaf hay baled, will sell for $16 $1,000. on 5, 7 and 10 years time. experience in auction, clearance ton JOHN MARSHALL Oregon City Abstract Co. 9 fitf and hai krupt sales, in Iowa. Illi j per Springwater, Ore. nois. M'ssonri. Kansas. Nebras 10 -ist f \\ AN l ED Girl for light house ka. S Dakota and Minnesota. U.K One registered FOR A. H FRALEY, auctioneer. Box Friesan -H.rlstein bull calf about ' vui ' a . thoroughly modern home, small family. Address P. O. 196. Estacada. Ore. Residence five months old. $50.00. Box 3723, Portland, or phone 1 ' • mi’e directly east ot P. O. 11-t: G T. B \KF,R. Estacada, (ire. Set I wood 3372. tf Phone Redland 112. FOR SALE—Six C h e s t e r - 10-18-25 FOR SALE CHEAP—3 burr er White pig-’, eight weeks old, LOST OR STRAYED — Or. e oil si ove. an air tight stove, a from registered sow. spotted Guernsey heifer, thr“e breakfast table and 2 chairs, a R. II. MILLARD. vears old, with calf bed. springs aid mattress, car Springwater. Ore WM HELD pet .■*•. toper, ¡amp. flat irons. 2 mile south. 'j mile east of 18 il l Biw tai s of curtains. Mrs. John store. It 10 18-25 FOR SALE ( >i e 3 year «Irl C a n i h. Dotar: ...I Or. FOR REN r l'w > comfortable registered polar.ti China boar, rooms, gentlemen preferred. In- big typ *. w.-igK FOR SALE ’a-o threshing 500 lbs juire of M rs . D ora H erring . Must sell to avoid inbreeding. O U I f i t Ce u p r i s i n g a n°w 28” steel Estacada. 10-25-1 oepai nt« r, run « t>nl' fi) days;1 SYLVK TF.R l.AV.R a NCF. m ine in v>d condition: S:v'•••»water. Or. 10-250 FOR SA I K \ goo. I reed or- galion tar . Everything gan. M rs . JOMN BLAUT». w o o d o r i n r s w a n t e d — is rt>" nul «tu ui« K-'a. ada. Ore. 10 25-11-1 Steady work. Will buy stumpage Other business forces me t«> 11. Price $1.400. or finance cutting propositions. FOR U E two ewes. Guy 1 D. .lore: Gtesham, Ore. J . R ! ’ GUES. Estacada, Rt 1. 9-1 Itf 476 E. 50th st. Portland. lb -4 11 22 ‘ 10-25-11-1 absolutely io Boring W ”<1 and ! Co. OAK GROVE LAUNDRY The Laundry Which Made Mother Quit Washing Give us a Trial— Our Prices Are Right Work Called for and Delivered We do Finished Work Also Rough Dry, I4lbs for $1.00 LOCATION Main Street, between Ames’ Plumbing shop and Cascade Garage. Estacada, Oregon. ~y~- AW— rg .- " W .i y JOB PRINTING DONE AT THE NEWS OFFICE I