EA STERN CLA C K A M A S N EW S, T H U R SD A Y , FE B R U A R Y 1 4 ,1 9 2 4
LOGAN NEWS
Coon Boyer is working at the
People’s Store.
Mrs. Sadie Darby of Logan
Ridge is ill with pneumonia, but
is improving we are glad to hear.
The Rev. H. W. Mort went to
Southern Oregon the first of the
week and is expected back today.
0. E. Culver went to Portland
with A. G. Ames this morning to
see about getting an electric mo
tor for their shop.
A representative of a fire ap
paratus firm was in town yester
day afternoon, demonstrating a
chemical fire extinguisher at the
city hall.
CUPID’S OWN DAY
Fourteenth of February Belongs
to Him Alone.
Anniversary Brightens the Drab Month
With Memories of the Past and
Joy of the Present.
Brightening the dull, drab month of
February and doing their very best
to cheer up and bring love Into our
hearts, die valentines—the valentines
smile at us with their lace-and-forget-
me-not daintiness from the shop win
dows.
There are elaborate “millionaire"
valentines of celluloid and blue ribbons
that come In big lace boxes, like
French dolls; there are valentines that
when pulled out like an accordion be
come Cinderella conches of cardboard,
laden with Loves and Venuses and
Cupids. Others resolve themselves In
to ulry plnk-nnd-blue palaces—you
never know—peopled with delightful
goddesses and doves.
But the best and most sincere, per-
hnps, nre the old-fashioned vnlentlnes
—vlslns of foamy paper lace, through
which you look upon hearts redder
than lovers' Ups, In a prospect of vio
lets and forget-me-nots. And hidden
away, like a billet doux in a bouquet,
a little verse:
Educational Exhibit
0. A. C., Corvallis, Feb. 13th,
Irene Saling of Estacada, fresh
man in commerce, will be in
charge of the feature exhibit of
Estacada during the educational
exhibition at the college, Febru
ary 22 and 23. Sixteen commu
nities will have booths as part of
the school of commerce exhibits
at this affair. These booths will Th is heart, sweet love. J send to you,
h th e s e v i o le ts blu e;
be in charge of the chamber of T A o nd g e t If h e r y ou w it like
t h i s h e a r t o f m in e ,
I
p
r
a
y
y
ou
be
m y va le n tin e .
commerce representatives from
Could anything be more simple or
these towns.
direct
the point? As unerringly as
Three laage banners wiil be Cupid's to darts
or a beau's rapier, the
awarded to the best community verse carries Its message home. It
exhibits. Appearance of the may be that the Kllznbethun lyrics,
the love songs of Herrick and Love-
booths will count 40 points to la-e
and Suckling, survive today only
wards winning, representatives In the valentine.
of the community will count 301 And, ah, what memories these har
of love bring with them! They
points, and the advertising val-1 bingers
lead us back along tho columbine-
ue to the community will count bordered road to yesterday, over the
asphodel meadows of Youth and First
another 30 points.
Old Papers Wanted
Anyone having old papers or
magazines and wishing to get
rid of them, can help the Ladies
Aid of the M. E. church by com
municating with Mrs. Womer or
bringing bundles to Ely’s store
or Gohring’s residence.
Is Your Name Written Here?
Those subscribing for this pa
per during the past week are:
Henry Johnson, Matt Waldkirch,
J. F. Moger, M. A. Schock, T. J.
Reagan, Paul Litner, Mrs. Wm.
Honegger.
When you need a watch, ring,
etc., see A. N. Johnson. 5-10-tf
YOUR DIVIDENDS
COME REGULARLY
Love and Childhood Fancies, and we
meet and kiss our first sweethearts
again—alas, they have gone out of
our lives these many years.
And so, dear little Valentine, accept
these violets and forget-me-nots, nnd
hug this message close to your heart—
for surely a sweetheart Is the sweeter
for a valentine, nnd, ns all wise men
know, 'tis love thnt makes the world
go round.
GOOD OLD SAINT IN TROUBLE
Embarrassed by Shower of Hearts,
Though It Would Seem He
Should Be Used to It.
“CLARENCE”
Tools and Riches’
HERBERT
RAWLINSON
with a magnificent supporting
east including
Katherine Perry, Tully Mar
shall, Doris Pawn and Mich
de Ruiz.
“ I love you for what you are, not
for what you have?”
C o m e d y and News
Saturday and Sunday
The Yell of the Year
‘PENROD
&
SAM'
Booth Tarkington's Sequel to
Penrod.
They're here. The {'‘orfulleat”
kids in town. Kun, tricks, mis
chief! "All the greatest kiddies
in the world” plsying up f ir you
in the parts Tarkihgtut> immor
talized.
COMEDY
Tuesday and Wednesday
o n o m y
m i
X
We are now offering until present supply is
exhaustetd the genuine Economy Mix Dairy
Feed lor the special price of $1.25 per sack,
$30.00 per ton.
OUR 7% PRIOR PREFERENCE ¡has
paid dividends regularly every t h r e e
months since it was first issued.
CORN
It is a Safe and Sound Investment
You will need some corn for those hogs and
chickens, the cheapest feed for the money—
—$2.05 per hundred whole— $2.20 ground—
You can buy it at $98.00 a share, par
value $100, for cash or on easy terms.
It will net you 7.14 % on every dollar
you invest.
Write for full information today.
Investment Department
PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER
Company.
SOUDAN THE STATE
Room 605 Electric Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
»Yir/ä\':Aä\‘..A*
FLOUR AND CEREALS
Puritan Flour—a hard wheat, blended Flour,
guaranteed—$1.70 the sack. $6.70 the bbl.
CROWN ROLLED OATS—special, 50 cts for 9ft bag.
GRAHAM. Whole Wheat, Rye flour, 45 cts 9ft hag.
CORN MEAL, white or yellow—35 cts for 9lbs.
FARENA Pancake Flour, wheat hearts, 7Jc for 10tt>
1 1 T~~Y
A 1 X Baked by Holsom Bakery Co.
D K r j / i i J
2 tor 17 cents
Estacada Feed Store
We Bay, Sell or Trade most Kinds of Farm Produce
U. S. MORGAN,
Estacada, Oregon
DO YOU KNOW THAT
H O TEL ESTACADA
The Hotel Estacada
is in a class by itself. Service in the Hotel
and in the Dining Room is different—a
place of personal service. Never closed,
and always very comfortable. Your pat
ronage earnestly solicited.
Yours truly,
THE BIG THREE
BISSELL ITEMS
T. Howard has purchased a
new Ford touring car.
The Grange held its regular
Just received a good line of
meeting last Saturday evening
Marswell Paints in the popular
with seven visitors present.
shades, at Pointer’s, Estacada, t f I
Mrs. Louise Harders, mother
of
Ed. Harders, has returned
For Watch Work see A. N.
home
after an extended visit
5-10-tf
Johnson.
with her daughter in Portland.
n=
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Miller en
tertained at dinner Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Chaney and son Ralph.
Mrs. Roy Maxwell is home
this week to help her mother,
Mrs, Peter Paulsen.
bt. V a le n t in e slyly
P u t u p Ills u m b r e lla .
Charles Mathew of Portland,
**Tl»ls s h o w e r o f h e a r t s
By B o o t h Tarkinuton
W o u l d e m b a r r a s s a fellow.
spent Saturday and Sunday at
Wallace Reid
“ I ' m g l a d t h a t I m a n a g e It
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
O n c e In a year .
Agnes Ayers
Rath.
E x e r c l s o Is th e t h i n g
H e a r t s a r e ne eding, I fe a r.
May McAvoy
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harger
"Clurpnoe” is tho biR genial hero
••While m a n y a r e h e a t in g ,
of
Portland, spent a few days at
of the Kfentest American comedy
T h e y ' r e all o u t o f tu n e ,
A n d coM n s D e c e m b e r
ever written. New York roared
the home of Mrs. M. Klinker
In s te a d of w arm June.
over it for three years. Now,
and family, last week.
with three stars in the leading
•'So I'll mix 'e m a n d c h a n g e 'em
role it is funnier than ever.
Carl and Albert Lins and Mr.
A n d warm ’em up, too.'*
I w o n d e r If he'll fix
and
Mrs. Julius Paulsen motored
8th Episode of
Y our h e a rt up lo r you?
to
Portland
Sunday to visit with
‘Around the World in 18 days'
Valentine Challenge.
friends
and
relatives.
One form which the observance of
Tonight and Friday
Valentine'« day took In Ragland was
that of a person's valentine being the
OBITUARY
GEM THEATRE
E c
GARFIELD ITEMS
W E DIVIDE OUR PROFITS
WITH OUR CUSTOMERS?
During 1923 we paid our cus
tomers $4,189.25 as their share
of interest on savings and other
accounts.
If you are not getting your
share of this fund start an ac
count today
CLACKAMAS COUNTY
BANK
The Garfield Dorcas society
held an all day quilting in the
Grange hall Thursday.
J. E. Ayres left for The Dalles
Saturday to bring home his team
of mules.
Don’t forget the Valentine so
cial at the Grange hall, Friday,
February 15, at 8 p. m. Every
lady is asked to bring a valentine.
A good program and su pper will
be features of the evening.
Mra. L. J. Palmateer went to Christian Church Services
FOR SALE—Young Jersey-
Portland Saturday to visit I er
Bible School 10:00 a. m.
j Guernsey cow with calf month
son Ciarence who h as been sick
Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:80! 2
^ “ ” " ¡ MRS.
L " Vf
¡ ,“ • y
milker.
vV. ‘J
E. » HALL
with the flu.
p. m.;
Vt mile east of Estacada P. 0. It
Mrs. Joe Michai and Mrs. F.
Young people’s Bible drill 6:45
] HONEY FOR SALE—Comb and
Perkins were Oregon City visit p. m.
K. C. HOYGAARD,
ors Friday.
mid-week prayer meeting Wed-1
Faraday, Oregon.
| _______
S. S. at 2 p. m. Sunday at No nesday, 7:30 p. m.
Choir practice Friday 7:00 p. m.
ra Memorial church, preaching
MONEY TO LOAN-We have
Morning s e r mo n , "Always plenty of money to loan on farms
by Rev. Howard Mort at 3 p. m
! at 6%. No commission. Relia-
Abounding in the Work.”
Priscillas Meet
Evening sermon. "Does it Pay
0re*°n Cit1y1.f
The regular meeting of the to be a Christian?”
Priscilla Club was held at the The public is cordially invited
DRESS M A K IN G - Wanted!
Children’s garments at 40 and
home of Mrs, Lydia McConnell to attend these services.
50 cents. Please call and see me.
of Currinsville, February 7th.
B. F. C lay ,
Mrs. Earl Hecker, on hill north
Minister, Christian Church. of town.
Owing to the unfavorable weath
1-24-2-14
first young man or woman that person
er a number of familiar faces
*n\v on Valentine’s day. This devel
Mrs. Eunice Horner, widow of were missing from the group
FOR SALE—Italian P r u n e
oped Into the custom of challenging
trees one and two years old. See
one's valentine by saying, "Good mor J Josiah Horner, died at the home who assembled to partake of the
trees at Bacon’s garage. Write
row, 'Us St. Valentine's day." The j of her adopted daughter, Mrs. delicious fried chicxen and other
WANT ANO FOR SALE AOS or
phone
O. W. FALING
one who said It first upon meeting a N. M. Tracy, February 3, 1924, good things prepared by the
person of the opposite sex received
1-31-3-27
Estacada. Oregon.
aged
88
years
and
six
days.
She
hostess. No business meeting
a gift
was born in New York March was held but a very pleasant af WOOD—WOOD—Seasoned 16
FOR SALE—Team horses, wt.
Interesting Valentine Reading.
27.
1836.
ternoon
was
spent
visiting
and
2600
lbs, or trade for milch cows.
in.
or
4
foot
cord
wood,
delivered
Interesting reading for Vnlentlne's
See
Cary
Real
Estate
Co.
G. H. KING, Bissell, Ore.
Mrs.
Horner
was
one
of
a
doing
fancy
work.
The
next
day Is Dickens' account of Sumlvel
or Charley Coonrad. 1-31-2-7 Phone Geo. Wiederhold.
Weller's laborious writing of a valen family of twelve children, born meet will be March 6th, at the 2-14-21
tine to his housemaid love, signed to Garret and Sybel I’aimateer. home of Mrs. Elia Kitching of
“Your lovesick Pickwick."
FOR SALE—The Bletch ranch
FOR SALE--Eight weeks old
Two Brother«. Daniel Palma- Currinsville.
of 40 acres at Spriagwater. $500 Pigs.
TOM WATSON
teer of Lodi, California, and
Estacada. Ore. Rt. 3.
TEDDY'S VALENTINE
Brenton Vedder, county super will handle it. Inquire at 316 2-7-14
Wesley Palmateer of Portland: intendent of schools, accompa Graham Ave Portland, phone
It
FARM LOANS—For federal
and one sister, Mrs. Mary Bur- nied by E. F. Carlton, field rep East 9281.
loans,
long time at 5 # per cent,
linghame of Yakima, Wash , resentative of the extension di
amortization
payments, address
FOR SALE—Mandy Lee Incu
survive her.
LEANDER BARTLEMAY.
vision of the University of Ore bator, 400 egg size: good as new.
Xkn>ow n > o t T lo v « y o u I
Mrs. Horner came to Oregon gon. visited the high school on Reason for selling, I am install 2-7-4-24
Boring, Ore. R t 2.
>f1y oui tv PI other dvav;
with
her parents in 1852 and Monday.
rr> w r i t i n g i p down on
ing a Wishbone Mammoth.
FOR SALE-S. C. R. L Red
was married to Josiah Horner,
,T h is V alentin« b a r a
R. H. Millard,
M ethodist Episcopal Church 2-14 28
> A n d T p r o m i v « th a t X
eggs for hatching, large healthy
July 1853.
Estacada, R. D. 2.
4
breed, matures early, good lay
M o s r t V u l y w ilt t r y
The funeral was held in Zion Preaching services morning
\jT ë help “you
•
ers. $1.00 per setting of 15.
FOR
SALE—A
good
f
r
e
s
h
church, Garfield, on February 5, and evening as usual.
‘ ,k> And pi Vase you.
MRS. J. W. MOXLEY.
cow. Inquire of
The whole of
tho Rev. A. DeMoy officiating.
Sunday school at ten.
2-7tf.
Morrow Station, Ore.
WALTER DOUGLASS.
>c
"Thi % yfO
The interment was in the ceme Epworth League at 6:30.
2-14-21
Eagle Creek, Ore.
FOR SALE—Italian P r u n e
Junior League. Saturday at
tery adjoining the church.
Trees, 1 year old. six to nine
1-30 p. m.
PLAIN SEWING—Dressmak feet high, for sale cheap. Phone
Double header at the Gem the- "Serving God by serving folks, ing and hemstitching, see Mrs. No 21-4.
Gus Wilcox.
12-6tf 1-24 tf
Job printing at the N ews office , atre the 23rd.
It*
H. YV. M ort , Pastor.
J. J. Marchbank.
O ,
SANDY, OREGON.
Commercial
Savings