Eastern Clackamas news., October 16, 1924, Image 4

EASTERN C L A C K A M A S
N ow we offer
you 12 dividends
every year!
HIS company now offers
to its customers, patrons
and the public what we be­
lieve to be one of the most
attractive opportunities for
putting their money to work
at high wages in a great big
T
t
local industry. For the first
time in the history o f the
Northwest you are given a
chance of earning regular
a n d attractive d i v i d e n d s
twelve times a vear—one
dividend day each month.
Dividends paid by check
on the first of each month
or quarterly, as preferred.
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Exempt from Oregon per-
sonai property tax.
If you desire to subscribe
for shares on our easy pay­
ment plan you may pay $10
per share down and $10 a
month per share until paid
for. We will pay you 7 per
cent interest on all your
payments until the shares
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and Wade St.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dewitt Corlies,
each 82, and the oldest living married
couple In Jackson county, celebrated
their 62d wedding anniversary lost
week.
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The recent rains In the Willamette
valley have started fall seeding of
grain with full force and present In­
dications are that a large crop will be
planted.
The number of teachers now em­
ployed in the schools of Coos county
is 280, or 17 more than were employ­
ed at any time during the school year
of 1923-1924.
Because of illnes, Harry Strickland,
60, killed himself at his home near
Marshfield by firing a bullet through
his heart. A widow and several grown
children survive.
Snow, the first of the season, fell in
Bend last week. Heavy snow fell in
the mid-Oregon Cascades and It la
feared by autolsts that the McKenzie
pass road Is blocked.
Marion county has filed with the
public service commission application
for permission to establish a grade
crossing over the tracks of the Silver
Falls railroad near Sllverton.
A record for September shipments
of fruits was made at Hood River this
year. Up to October 1, 329 carloads
of pears and apples had left that
city for the eastern markets.
Bus lines that will furnish all the
facilities of a stroet railway will soon
be In operation at Klamath Falla. A
10 cent fare will be charged and a
20 minute schedule maintained.
Business is firmly estab­
lished, well managed and
permanent.
To yield 7.20 per c e n t .
Price $100.
are yours and then your
dividends begin to accrue
immediately.
Act on this opportunity to­
day.
Inquire at our In­
vestment Department, 820
Electric Building, now!
E ver
Rebuddm^twMHoiTH^^fl^RK^^
Above are pictured the new build-1 girls' clubs will have a department ex-
ings. August 23rd, just one month cluslvely for their exhibits
after the fire. When people heard
Magnificent animals from all over
that the Pnctflc International Live­ the United States will show what
stock Exposition at Portland had been breeding and scientific care can do
destroyed, It was like a blow in the with the race of dairy cows. World
face, ltut the Indomitable spirits who record animals of various breeds are
formed It first, who labored for its promised and the dairy department
establishment and continuance were j will be a union of beauty and utility
not daunted.
not to be surpassed anywhere in the
Within a few days, work had been world. The breeders of cattle vie
begun on a new home, "bigger and with each other for numbers and ex
better than ever,’ and now it is near cellence, and there Is always a sports-
Ing completion. The contractors havejmunlike struggle In the show ring be-
promised to have It done and ready tween breeders for the coveted blue
for occupancy by October 25th, and ribbons.
the great Exposition will open its
Collected within the walls of the
doors to the public on the morning of Immense Exposition building are not
November 1st with a larger and more only the finest dairy cattle to be
beautiful show than ever In its his­ found anywhere In the world, but
tory.
hundreds of other animals, repre­
The new structure Is modeled in senting the time, labor and thought
genernl nfter the old one. for the ar- j and work of centuries to bring them
rangement a n d plB n of the former to as nea. perfection as the Ingenuity
one was hard to beat. The stadium of man can compass. Nor is this all.
has been enlarged, however, and forty The products of the soil in their glory
feet have been added to Its length, of color and fragrance, the accomplish
and the seating rapacity has been raents of the boys and girls in useful
increased to 7000.
endeavor and other things worthy of
The horse department has been en study and enjoyment will be found
larged and Improved, ns has the poul­ at the Pacific International Livestock
try department, while the boys' and K- position, November 1 to S inclusive.
BUTTER NUT BREAD FOR |5c
Babcock Dairy Feed, $1.30 the sk.
A FULL LIN E OF F E E D S
Passing the 3000 mark the ninth before wanted. Mrs. J. W. Mox-
10-16-23
day of the terra, registration figures ley. Morrow Station.
now show 3005 long term students en­
LOST OR STR A Y E D -Pure-
rolled at Oregon Agricultural college.
Your savings will be safe.
3"g »er a n d B e t t e r T h a n
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One hundred persons, Including
many visitors from out of the city, at­
FOR S A L E -S . C. R. I. Red
tended a home products banquet held Cockerels for breeding, $2.00
by the commercial club at Cove.
each. Orders must be placed day
Portland, Salem, Oregon City, and Vancouver, Wash.
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A LL K IN D S OF FEED A R E GOING
HIGHER. GET YOURS B E F O R E
FURTHER AD VAN CE.
Portland was the fourth port of exit
FOR RENT—5 room house on
| for wheat during the month of Sep-
Main St. between 4th and 5th
■ tember, according to a report of the
streets. See W. H. Holder, 7th
department of agriculture.
Dividends exempt fr o m
normal federal income tax
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Wanted: Wheat and Gray Oats
FOR SALE—We still have a
Mrs. Mary L. Mallett of Portland few feeder pigs to sell at 8c per
was re-elected state president of the pound. Weigh about 60 pounds.
W. C. T. U. at the convention of that
S. E. Lawrence,
body at Corvallis.
It
Springwater.
I Portland Electric Power Company
£
FOR SALE—Fresh J e r s e y
!co\v, heavy milker.
W. D. McLellan, Rt. 3.
It
Estacada, Orejron.
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
- Briefly, these are the reasons for the
a t t r a c t i v e n e s s of this new 7.20 per
cent accumulative First Preferred Stock:
Your income will be regu­
lar and dependable.
16. 1924
TH U R SD A Y. OCTOBER
I OREGON NEWS ITEMS
7.20 per cent in
Oregon's Greatest Public Utility!
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NEWS.
GROCERIES
bred Collie dog. Sable and white
color. Finder please notify Edw.
Shearer, Springwater.
10-16-23
Deceased.
In p u rs u a n ce o f a lice n ce to m e g ra n te d
l.y th e C o u n ty C o u rt o f C la c k a m a s C o u n ­
ty. O r e g o n , on the 10th d a y o f O cto b e r
11»- 1. I. L u c y M ae H eed, a d m in is tr a trix
>f the e s ta te o f J. \V. H eed, d e ce a se d w ill
>ro>-ced to sell at p riv a te sa le to the
h(gh< «t b id d e r on an d a ft e r
M O N D A Y . N O V K M B K H 17th. 1924.
it the h o u r o f 2 :0 0 o ’c lo c k p. m.. all th*
rig h t, title. Interest an d e s ta te o f the s a id
T. W H eed, d e ce a se d , at th e tlm*‘ o f hi?»
tenth, a n d o f s a id e s ta te , in an d to the
fo llo w in g d e se rlU d rea l «»rem ises, t o -w lt •
A n u n d iv id e d o n e -t h ir d Interest In an d
to tin N N V'i o f N K Vi S e ctio n 2«. T 1 <T.
S. It. 2. K.. in L inn C o u n ty . O regon .
An u n tilvided o n e - h a lf in terest in and
to 109 A cres b e in g L o ts 3 a n d 4 S e ctio n 20.
nul Lot 1 S e ctio n 29. T . 0. S. H 24 E..
W h e e le r C o u n ty . O regon .
A n u n d iv id e d o n e -n a if Interest In and
to th e W e st h a lf o f S ou th w est q u a rte r o f
N o rth w e st q u a rte r. S e ctio n IS. T. 1. N. H..
i l K „ in H o o d H iver C o u n ty .* O re g o n .
T e r m s o f sa le C ash , o r h a lf ca sh , b a l­
a n ce to he se cu re d by a first m o rtg a g e
u p on th e rea l p re m ise s so ld , to b e a p ­
p ro v e d b y C ou rt.
B id s w ill he re c e iv e d b y the u n d e r ­
sig n e d a d m in is tr a tr ix at h er re s id e n ce at
E s ta ca d a . O re g o n , o r at th e office o f her
a tto rn e y . O. IV B hy, in O re g o n C ity .
Oregon.
P a te d O c to b e r l* th . 1924.
L t ’ CY M A E H E K P .
A d m in is tr a tr ix o f th e E sta te o f
.1 W . H eed. D eceased .
O. P E ttY .
A tto rn e y for A d m in is tr a trix
WANT AND FOR SALE ADS
K K S O L IT IO N
Tt» ( ’ l l ANTIK t l E N - l
« a id tint«’ .
K R A I . \ . \ : \ \ F o i l T H E C IT Y «»F E S T A
ITTTSOLV E D K l’ H T H E H that fo r the
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T O h e r e in abov»
p ro p o s e d c h a r te r a m e n d ­
FOR RENT—Two-Room apart-
T W E L V E M IL L S
m ent*. th e fo llo w in g b allot tlt.e I h » an d
n ent furnished. Inquire at
IIE IT R E S O L V E D B Y T H E C O U N ­ the nam e h e r e b y it Adopted^
C I L O F T H E C IT Y O F E S T A C A D A .
It
CHARTER
AMENDMENT SUBMIT­ Estacada Hotel.
C L A C K A M A S C O U N T Y . O R K M O X that
th e fo llo w in g a n u in ln n n t to th* c h a r te r TED To t h e v o t e r s b y t h e c o u n ­
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FOR SALE or KENT- W. H.
|>ro|vi*td fot Muhmitmlon to the legn i V ol­ titled ’ A n a ct to in co r p o ra te the C ity o f
e r » o f ra id C ity , fo r their a d o p tio n o r fe - E a ta ca d u . In the C ou n ty o f Clackam as«. Rletch ranch.
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C ity AU mu M f la t . 1920. b y ch a n g in g the
AH A C T
w o r d F l\ E to T W E L V E in line 6. j»a r a -
FOR SALE— Second hand Kir-
a ct en titled An a c t to In- g ia p h J. Meetiott 21 p a ge 9 t h e r e o f a u ­
cor|H>rute the C it y o f K s u s iU . In the th o r is in g the c o u n cil to le v y a ta x o f stin Stump Puller, used very lit­
tw e lv e fin ii» f o r ge n e ra l ta x e ».
on ly e f i'la i KaniMM. m a t e tif O regon
tle. Cost $154. will sell for $100.
Ih» «I ill ih» olite* o f th e S e cre ta ry o f
100 —T M
S ta te. Jan ttary 31, 19*.Y a t a m en d ed by
S. W. Stryker. 165*4 Fourth St.,
Idi—STO
tin- leg if \utvM o f -a id C ity at the »fv c ta l
B e ft fu rth e r R E S O L V E D , that the Portland, Ore.
PM6-28
»•le* tin > . !d th erein on A u gu st 21. 192 ».
tUx«>r«lrr l*e a n d he I» h e re b y Instructed
a ml to a.in nd all a» ta mil »**«•. |ti* ntfy cit­ to
publtMh
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a r t e I In r »• l e g i s la t i v e A <**m t'iy a r by C h a rte r .ilfiendim-fit M ihfftitted
to
the
FOR SALE—CookInjr apples.
V ote o f t! e inopi»»
\oter-4 »n th e C«mn* »I in the m a n n e r p ro
I t i: IT E N A C T E D B Y T H E I T fO P L E Vi»ted b> law
that in W* mvv b y puh
Siptzenberjr or Newtons. 25c per
O F T ! i t : • T T Y O F E S T A C A D A that M
U III a tlo n <f tbig r«*?olutioti in full fo r tw o
An a t I»» in co r i ra te t •
a t *-nt it’ « «I
box or 50c per sack. Brinjr con­
o fte n u t i l e inibii« at io n » w ith in the .
4 *lty o f K.* i i a d .i in the C ounty o f l l g i 'k
« la y »
I la te ly p r e c e d in g s-abl re g u la r
tainer and pick them up.
a m a ». S ta te i>f O r e g o n .’’ filed in the ottVi
e le v ilo » in E a d « r n C la ck .im o » New» »um»
o f th»* S e cre ta ry o f S la te J a n u a ry II
K i n g a ne\v>tnt 1 *er (ndHIvhed In the C ity
C. A. Jacques.
19.'
na amenti« d by the lega ! v o te rs o f o f Kjttg« a d a a n d h e re b y Jeetgu a u -d fo r
It
Lower Garfield.
aal«! C ity at the rq*«*< ial e le ctio n held
j»nln p u rp o •
th erein on A u g u st 21. 1920 an»l *• am en »!
I'a a re d bv th e Council on t h l» th e l.*th
<*l l»y a ll a«-t» nut* «■ ju en tlv rn n te d *»'
tiny o f O* toK »r, 1924, b y th e fo llo w in g
tin L* g t«la tiV c A anm Uly o r hy » trtue o f \ o te :
FOR SALE—Howard heating
th e t«eople. I* a n d the sam e ■* hereby
Y » a * - M o r t o n . la n e ln v e . O s ta r n e .
stove in good condition.
a m e n d e d by » h a n g in g an rnllow *
T he
\ m > ' N one
W ord I«\ •' to tw e lv e nt line 4. p a r a fi .1)»**
Suhm ltt« d to the M a y o r «V t 13th, 192 ;
Mrs. G. E. Lawrence,
1. Me* tlon :
s\„e ‘J thereof
A pinroxed b y th r M a y o r ( V t le th , 1924
C E S O I A E l > F U R T H E R that th l« r.**o-
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M i \ .«i
lilt ion fo r prt-|M»Mc«l ch art» r amrii»lm » » I »
»ninnili»-«! to th«- v o le r a by th e C ount’ ll U*
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KLV. it io n i
file»! w ith th e ll**»«*r»Ier o f the C a v o f
FOR SALE- Two Jersey heif­
Kata-*<f.i fo r »uhm iiudon to the leg a l
ers. one to freshen March 1. Sell
v o te r* o f anni C ity fo r th eir re Je» tlon or
a p p ro v a l to be t o t e d
n a t the g<nera*
Pointer's shop, phone9 x 6. al­ for cash or trade for hay or oats.
• i T t y edgy N u w m i e i t » «
It
Rex Ludlow. Estacads, Or.
ways there.
4th. 1924 b etw een the leg a l v otin g hour.-
f
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Estacada, Ore.
TIMES
We Buy Sell & Trade Most Kinds of Farm Produce
Estacada Feed Store
FOR SALE C H E A P -1 Ford
Truck with Redden attachment.
See W. F. CARY
U. S. M O R G A N ,
FOR SALE—2 desirable build­
ing lots in Terrace addition. In­
quire of H. B. SNYDER. 10-2tf
Estacada, Oregon
FOR SALE—4 room house and
lo t-
See DINTY MOORE.
9-Htf
Estacada, Ore.
FOR SALE—160 acres known
as Fanton place, Price $2500.
Address Box 420. Astoria, Ore­
gon.
10-9-16
Banking Headquarters
FOR SALE—Concord Grapes
3c per lb, pick ’em yourself.
Kinney & Lamberson, opposite
Garfield grange.
10-9-16
Estacada, Oregon.
FOR SALE OR TR A D E -P air
of horses, wt. 26001bs, harness
and waogn, or will sell separate­
ly. Inquire of F. M. Cadonan,
South Estacada.
10-9-16
E R E at Clackamas County Bank, we
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number among our patrons people who
live at some distance from Sandy.
FOR RENT—5 room house
partly furnished. Inquire of
J. W. Hassell, Estacada.
10-9-16
„
Phone 66-4
But this has not deprived them of the bene­
fits of a good banking connection for they
do their banking by mail.
FOR SALE—Six A-l milk cows,
fresh and coming fresh; six
young heifers; good team horses
and wagon; some farm machin­
ery. If looking for a good bar.
gain. come. GEO. TURNER.
Barton, Ore.
In a letter received from Mr, It
and Mrs. O. 0. Bland, of Costa
FOR SALE—One A -l fresh
Misa, Calif., they report that cow, one to freshen about Nov. 1;
their crops in general have beep one span mares, wt. 2800 lbs;
very good this year, and that harness and wagon. Will sell
the country surrounding them is separate or trade for hogs or oats.
GEO. KITCHING,
growing rapidly, many improve­
Currinsville, Ore.
ments are taking place. They 10-30
wish to be remembered to their
FOR SALE or trade—] horse,
Estacada friends, and are al
sound,
wt. 1000 lbs, fair harness,
ways glad to welcome them to
light
wagon,
cheap for cash, or
Costa Mesa.
for cow or dressed hogs - apply
at shoeshop next to public libra­
X I T K K OK \ IIM IM H T H A T U I .V S
SALK.
ry, Estacada.
10.9tf
»n th e C o u n ty C ou rt o f tli«> S ta te o f O re ­
gon fo r Clnrknma.'* ('m in ty .
In th e M a tter o f the Kntate o f J. W . H eed.
A T ALL
AND
Let us tell you
more of this convenience and practical plan.
CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK
Sandy, Oregon
Commercial
WANTED—Fjr stufhpage or
will finance cutting. The Boring
Wood & Coal Co. 476 E 50th,
Portland, Or.
8-28tf
Savings
FOR YOUR A L L W E A T H E R
CAR G ET A SEDAN STAR
WHEN in Portland visit Mila­
dy’ s Beauty Shoppe.— "quality,
not speed.”
Room 318, over
Roberts Bros, store.
8-28-10-23
$ 9 6 0 Estacada, Ore.
FOR SALE—2 horses, one 7
yrs. old, wt. 1000 lb.; one 6 yrs.
old, wt. about 850. Inquire of
Stanley Terel, Colton Ore.
10-2-9
Phone 15-51
Red Seal Continental Vibrationless Motor.
FOR SALE—Lloyd w i c k e r ,
cream color baby carriage.—F.
C. Leehammer—Phone 562, Es­
tacada. near Standard Oil sta­
tion.
10-2
SEE CARY, Agent for the
FOR WELL
0. E. Jannsen.
wells, prospect
ings. Address
Phone.
Never Before Such a Motor in a
Sedan Priced so Low.
STAR
DRILLIN G -See
contractor, water
holes and sound­
Estacada. Rt. 4.
9-25-10-16
E STACAD A
MONEY TO LO A N -W e have
plenty of money to loan on farms
at6"4. No commission.
Relia­
ble abstiacts. Orejron City Ab­
stract Co.
11-1 tf
CURRINSV1LE STORE PRICES
Boilinjr Beef................................
......... 10c lb
White Bleaching Soap, 7 bars..
.......... 25c
Raisins........................
.........................10c lb
Kerr’s Best Flour, sack............................ $2.00
10 qt Galvanised Pails................................
25c
Cabbaae. 3c lb, in sack lots........................... 2c lb
Babcock’s Dairy Feed.............................. $].30 sk
MONEY TO L O A N -W e have
plenty of money to loan on farms
at 6 "»»—From one to 20 years.
No commission on large loans.
6. E. W ooster . Estacada. Ore.
6 -1 9 tf
W e have Men’s, W om en’s and Children's
G U M BOOTS and OVERSHOES
at Prices that are Rtght—Come and SEE
BOOT and SHOE
REPAIR SHOP
A Block Sooth of, P. O.. Estsrsds
Leather Half «ole» on men'» light
work or lire*» »hoes. i ?wed
of nailed
»■»
Rubber compaction half-eolee
far men,
$1.00
Men'» heal» straightened.
Leather or rubber ............... #0
Ladies' heels same work -
Whole leather heels men or
women __ _
........ $1.0(1
Only the best of leather and And
ings Used—ran al«o save you
monei on team harness or parts
See me before vou buy
A. H. DAHLKE. Estacada
OREGON
Currinsville, Oreg on.
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O. T U N N E L L
S A ILIN G I N r i i Ä
MSS. E. L SALING. Predictor
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HOME COOKING
Oar Spedili;
: Open from 6.30 *. m. to 7 30 p. m. *
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Th# $ hop wh«r* the barber know* hi* turff'
C A K L LA FORGE.
PROP.
HAIR CUT 35r
SHAVE l 5c
AI other work st Popular Prtca*
A »quart leal riartntaed
Bobbing and Shinftiing $ Specialty
HAIM STREET