EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY. JANUARY 15. 1925
The Fordson Tractor
•HROUGHOUT the world of agriculture
the tireless energy of the Fordson is being
increasingly used to take the drudgery
out of farm life and make it more pleasant and
remunerative.
FROM the day of breaking the ground until
the harvest is safely marketed, there is scarcely a
day when the Fordson cannot be profitably em
ployed.
IF the Fordson’s use ended at harvest time it
would still be a paying investment. But the fact that
it may be usefully employed all through the winter
for feed grinding, sawing wood, pumping water, and
anyone of a score of jobs often neglected makes it a
very desirable asset all the year-round.
M O TO R
C O M P A N Y
ESTACADA. OREGON
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Now we offer
you 12 dividends
every year!
company now offers
T and HIS
to its customers, patrons
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
local industry. For the first;
time in the history of the
Northwest you are given a
chance of earning regular
and attractive d i v i d e n d s
twelve times a year—one
dividend day each month.
7.20 per cent in
Oregon's Greatest Public Utility!
—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.
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Dividetida exempt f r o m
normal federal income tax
Dividends paid by check
on the first of each month
or quarterly, as preferred.
^
Your savings will be safe.
6
Exempt from Oregon per-
annal property tax.
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Business is firmly estab.
lished, well managed and
permanent.
To yield 7.20 per e e n t.
Price $100.
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
U niting all forces in the county,
both agricultural and commercial,
the ag ricu ltu ral economic confer
ence scheduled forC lackam as coun
ty should bring far-reaching results.
T hat such a conference should be
held was the decision of rep rese n ta
tives of various county organizations
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!
Portland Electric Power Company
Partland, Salem. Oregon City, and Vancouver, Wash.
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Good Bread Begins
With Good
Ingredients
We Are Constantly Searching and Testing for Ways
to Improve Holsum If It Can Be Done
Our flour is the pick of scores of brands.
We use
only open-kettle-rendered lard, fine granulated sugar, Les
lie’s salt, lots of milk and Fleischmann’s compressed \ east.
Banking Headquarters
E. H.
cultural n atu re yet attem p ted in w h ich w ill g o d o w n in sch o o l hlS-
E R E at Clackamas County Bank, we
this county.
to r y as being the one night of
number among our patrons people who
A y ear ago a state conference p rfeet enjoyment, is going to be
live at some distance from Sandy.
was held a t Corvallis.
A t tha* enacted m the gymnasium. This
tim e there was made a study of the yr e a t event is called the carnival,
sta te s ag riculture from the eco- A „
h a v e tQ do jn o r(]e r to be
But this has not deprived them of the bene
nomic standpoint.
A very com-
...
,
prehensive program of ag ricu ltu ral one of the joyful participants is
fits of a good banking connection for they
development
came
from
the come and bring along a small,
do their banking by mail. L et us tell you
deliberations of the
5-10
dele- handful of nickels and dimes,
gates who
attended from
all
The high school orchestra and
more of this convenience and practical plan.
over the state.
Since th a t tim e j o w n b a n d vvjl| b e there and will
ten counties of the state have held ,
. . . . .
,
. .
f
„ . play , . their
best to please
you.
sim ilar conferences and have de-
;
,
veloped sim ilar program s. A care-
iht-ie Will be about a dozen
ful study is made of the leading booths to afford you amusement
types of farm in g with a view to a and knowledge, a roulette wheel
closer understanding of the prob- ar)d lots of good things to eat
lems of economical production and anj
¡n fact everything
profitable m arketing. And, too, all
forces of the county are brought will be there that goes to make a
together on a unified program for carnival a success.
Commercial
The purpose of the carnival is
the general betterm en t of the
Savings
county.
to pay for the remodling of the
The genernl com m ittee is made gymnasium.
G range, Farm Bureau, Pacific Co
So come to the carnival at
operative P oultry Producers, County
seven
thirty o’clock. The pur
B anker's Associations, Clackamas
County
Canning
Association, pose is great but your fun will
C ream ery interests, the county dairy be greater.
association, and the Pacific Co-oper
The trip tj Corbett last Friday
ative wool grow er's Association,
of
the basketball teams was con
it was the opinion of the com mit
sidered
very successful. A 1-
tee th a t there should bo a b etter
understanding am ong all these for- though the girls’ lost their game
ces, each of which is w orking to the beys’ made such a fine show-
ward county advancem ent. I t has that we are alt very well satisfied.
Nice juicy Grape Fruit, 10c, or 3 for.................. 25c
the ear-m arks of a big, stro n g pro
The following men played :
gram which should surpass any
Corn Sugar ................ ...................... 13 lbs for $1.00
thing yet undertaken in the county. Bronson-forward ; Woodworth-
Delicious ripe olives, per c a n ____ __________
5c
Large com m ittees are already at forward; Jennings-center; Sal-
work studying the present status ing-guard;
Bullard - gu a r d ;
Cabbage_______ __________________________ 4c lb
of local ag riculture and exam ining Oshorne-substitute.
Maxwell House Coffee........................................ 55c lb
inform ation and data now available
When
the
final
whistle
blew
Galvanized Pails__________________________ 25c
in order th a t all the facts having
a bearing on the question may be the score stood 29 14 in favor of
Men’s Wool socks ........................... .50c to 75c pair
available fo r use by the general con- L . H. S.
14 oz Red Top Gloves............................. ..... 25c pair
ference.
This inform ation covers
A t a basketball meeting held
a wide range of subjects, a few of Tnursday the boys’ elected Jim
Men’s $1.00 Shirts, (just a few leftiat..^,__50c each
which are the advisability of in Jennings captain.
creasing or dim inishing the output
This coming Saturday night,
of certain products, cost of produc
tion, what may be done to improve Jan. 17 both the boys’ and girls’
Currinsville, Oregon.
our m arkets, standardization in teams meet the Canby teams at
many lines. The O. A. C. E xten Can by.
sion Service is w orking with the
The P, T. A. met last Monday
com m ittees in gathering all possi
afternoon
in the assembly of the
ble inform ation of a local as well as
world wide n atu re, having to do Estacada high school. The or
with the proper condition of the chestra played several numbers
Municipal Term nal Sixth and Salmon Sts., Phono Main 7733
LINN’S INN, Eatacada. Oregon
various subjects.
as part of the entertainment.
SCHEDULE
The following persons from the Mrs. Rankin. Irene Hayden and
Lv. P ortland .....2:00 P. M., 6:20 P. M.
Lv. Estacada.....8:30 A .M .. 4 :30 P. M.
Eatacada district have been appoint-
Clackamaa ..2:30 P. M., 6:50 P. M,
EagleCreek 3:45 A. M,. 4:45 P. M
Mr. Olson spoke . on timely topics
Carver ... 2:40 P M.. 7:00 F. M.
cd to net on various com m ittees:
Barton------- 8:55 A. M. 4:55 P. M.
Barton ....... 3:05 P. M , 7:29 P. M.
C a r v e r .™ .. 9:20 A, M. 5:20 P .M .
M. C. Glover, chairm an farm am l a s h o r t business meeting fol-
Eagle Creek 3:1 5 P. M.. 7:35 P. M.
Clackama.... 9:30 A. M. 5:30 P. M
Ar. Eatacaaa ...3:30 A. M.. 7:50 P. M.
Ar. Portland.... 10:00 A. M. . 6:00 P. M.
' crops com m ittee: Ed. Shearer, on lowed. There was a large attend
E V E R Y DAY
farm
crops com m ittee;
C. B. ance.
Sprague, Logan, dairy com m ittee;
A. W. Botkin, It. B. Davis, T. J.
GEORGE ITEMS
Racgun, on h o rticulture committee.
¿andyone day last week.
The general conference will be
Mr. and Mrs. Decker of Port
held on Ja n u ary 27 and 28, a t O re
Stanley Turrel who is working
land visited with friends In this
gon City, the daily sessions com
above
Estacada made a short vis
vicinity recently.
m encing at 10 A. M.
Everybody
it to his home Friday.
AND
Ray Miller of Portland accom
in terested in the advancem ent of the
L.
N.
Vallen
did
some
shop
county is invited to attend.
panied by his aunt ar.d uncle
W atch this paper fo r fu rth e r an were guests at the Miller home ping for Otis Vallen, Monday.
MRS. JACK HAYDEN
nouncem ents.
Frank Bittner of Sandy called
this week.
Third and Broadway,
at the parental home Monday
N orth o f I .O. O. F. Hall
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Maxwell
of
Port-
Mrs. W. G. Moore le ft Sunday for
a visit with her daughter.
Mis. ! rnd are spending a few days on e' _ in_5'
W. B. Bacon and L. N. Vallen
A. V. Moo;e, a t McGlynn, Oregon. t ieir farm.
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Sandy, Oregon
CURRINSVILLE STORE PRICES
J. O. T U N N E L L
PORTLAND - CARVER - ESTACADA STAGES
MARCELLING
All Beauty Work
Mrs Charles E. Spence, wife of
the S tate M arket Agent, died at her
home in G ladstone, Monday. Ja n u ary
12. " She was t>2 yers old. She is
survived by her husband, a son.Al
b ert Spangler of t ’arus, Oregon, and
two daughters, Mrs. Bertha Divis
and .Mrs. Echo McMann, both of
Gladstone.
The body was taken to Oregon
UPPER EAGLE ( RI
The George Grange held its
regular meeting on Saturday
evening and nine new members
were initiated in the third and
fourth degrees by the Garfield
Grange. Several visitors were
present from Fagle Creek. The
new officers installed at that
time were: Master, R. Chaney,
Overseer, C. Klinker, Steward,
C, Lins, Assistrnt Steward, 0.
Paulsen, Chaplain, J Paulsen,
Lecturer, Mrs. Vile». See.
rcc. F.
motorecl t0 Portland, Wednesday.
E. G. Hotchkiss who is work
ing for F. Bittner visited his
family for a few hours Monday
evening.
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WAN! UNO FOB SHE AOS
WANTED TO B U Y - Beef, I
How nt d. Tress,, H. Joyner, I.adv
hogs,
veal, P^'dtry
poultry alive
alive or
or dress-
dress-
Mts.
Jus.
Dent
il
i
Assistant
Steward.
0.
Wisenfluh,
Mr. and
arl,n* Eagl*
wore calling on Mr and Mr- Ceres. Mrs J. Paulsen, Pomona, 5?*
on Alt. and Mr*. Mrg_ r . Chaney, Flora, Mrs. Geo 1 hone 32~211-__________ US-25
Shoe-Harness Repairing
When m need of shoe or harness
repairing give me a call. I have
been in the game 30 years, so I
will ask a fair trial.
I guarantee ail my work ar.d
material to be first class. Every
body (rested with respect at all
times.
Try the Shoe Shop one block
north of the Estacada Bank.
THE NEW ..SHOE ..SHOP
George W. Moore, Prop.
Will Douglass. Sunday after- Klifik»r
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LOANS on farms 6 per cent. No
noor.
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v;io.
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.
, FOR SALE C H E A P -Ita lia n commission. City Loans Monthly
...
Mrs. \ ties spent v aturdsy in prune trees, one and two years p an. Oregon City Abstract Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Paddnop. son, K-ta-'a ds l idding fatewell to her old.
J J Marchbank
Fr d. the Misses Agnes and Edv. ,»'»ler who left for Montana.
1-8-25 tf.
’
Estacada!
WANT TO PURCH ASE-Saw
IIOLSllM it sold with Quality Groceries at thtse stores and served in
the I e'ers, and Karl Peters of
mill for removal, state price,
the leading restaurants! People’s Sitnc. Hose’s Department Store,
L M \ O O D f : L .V S
FOR SALE Vaughn d r a g condition of machinery, location.
Oswego and a friend, Miss Min
Linn’s Inn and Restaurant. Sailing Inn. all of Estacada; J. 0. Tunned,
3 blades. 4. 5. and 6 foot. J. W. Shafford, 251 Tenth street.
nie Hoffman of Chicago who is a
Currinsville; A. C. Cogswell and Smith’s Store of Eagle Creek ¡¡larvcv
Mr. an! Mrs. Lhris Bittner good running order. Price $75. Portland, Oregon.
It
guest of the Peters, and MtS. R. and son Will who have been vis- 12 4tf
Gibson, Barton.
PEPOPLE’S STORE,
B G’bson were very pleasantly ¡ting in Hemet, Calif, for about
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MONEY TO L O A N -W e have
entertained bj Mr. and Mrs H.
x weeks returned last week.
REN T—Five roorn house pier ty of mcney to loan on farms
i , ,,
_____
. with i acres of land, $12 50 per at 6 ’«—From one to 20 year*.
D. Horsh a* th :r home last Sat L
ey were accompai ied cn the l!lonrh>
p
V*nc<uver Ave., Ivy <uvt Fremont St».. P.-rtl.
Or<>- n.
tied ay evening,
No commission on large loans.
trip down by Mr. and Mr*. Ern- 12-I8tf
J, M. Moore.
S. E. W ooster , Estacada, Ore.
S-veral from up this way est Boylan and «on. Lloyd, but ___________
__________________ 6- 19tf
ut e- iei the unce at Barton they decided to winter in Calif
F O R S A L E —On Terrace
Saturday night.
Heigt'ts, cotta c a’ d two and one
FOR SALE—Jersey- Guernsey
Mr. and Mrs Herman 1'uus ornia so are working at Merced half lots price 3 525 — See S. E.
cow has been fresh for two
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I alls. Rev. W. B. Bacon took Wooster.
It weeks.
G. Rehbein,
Walter Douglas.*, Sunday.
care of the Bittner home during
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g
e
Creek,
Oregon
Mr. at d Mrs. ClaudeSersanoot their abserce.
FOR SALE S. C. R. I. R«ds,
All Grades of
end daughter* motored out to
last
y
ears
puilets
and
one
cocker-
[
Will Bittner is suffering from
Earl Crest farm on Sunday to
cl $2 00 each
Broody hens, $1.501 FOR SALE—30 acres, one and
an
infection in ore of his eyes.
S H IN G L E S
visit Mr. and Mrs. Hursh.
each. Orders must be placed day- one h Uf mile frem Estacada, fine
Broadway Garage
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Park w ere before wanted Eggs for hatch- st*r'd of timber, go d land, run
Mr. ard Mrs. I. Akers have
Route 2
•
Estacada
HENRY BOHN, Estacada j been on the »¡ck j»4but are im Estacada visitors Saturday.
ing #1.00 per setting of fifteen ning water, ■»plendid roads, at
t-
tat» .
,
Mrs. Moxley, Morrow Station the right price. See Wooster.
proving.
tm ile Bittner was over from 2 5 25
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LOG CABIN BAKING COMPANY
Seam an * Bullard
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Editor
Mary Alice Reed
A ssistant Editor..............Irene Hayden
Sport Editor ............................ Glen Ely
Class Editor
Richard Hayman
S. Carnival
Next Friday, the loth, of Jan-
ly. According to present plans thi.~
, .,
... be
. . the
. . . biggest , event f of . „„
„ • uar.v, ’ one of the great
events,
will
an agri-
.
MRS. SFENCE DIES
LS0M
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CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK
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