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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1925)
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1925 rACE THREE Y o u A re ‘Thrifty’ C. J. LYTTON, Representative of this Company, Will Be at the Estacada Hotel Every Thursday. Follow Advice-Capital Dividends Quarterly on W ORKING Outstanding Preferred Stocks at All Times PER SINCE offering this issue many have interested themselves in starting a foundation for Big Savings— it’ s the Real Estate Opportunity that’s here. UNIT Y O U should call or write for explanation. SAVINGS have an opportunity to earn large profits on the Selling, Financing and Building of Homes. DO N’T HESITATE to investigate our issues thoroughly. Purchases can be arranged to meet your requirements The attached cou pon will bring circular information without obligation. T BE C O A X E D into listening to OLD-FASHIONED THRIFT at 4 ‘ i "o when it can be increased to 10% with MORTGAGE SECURITY, r AHEAD of institutional percentage. Invest in Real Estate Stocks and Bonds. PREFERRED STOCKS, BONDS, DON’T DELA Y WRITE TODAY NOTICE CARD OF TH AN KS We wish to express our thanks to our neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy during the sickness and death o f our husband and father. A. M. Jannsen. Mrs. A. M. Jannsen and family. Bob Cooke was a Portland visi tor last Tuesday. M O RTGAGES, HOUSES. FOR NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wade drove to Portland, Wednesday morning. Miss Irene Saling was a passenger to Portland, Monday noon. From the Northwest’s Mrs. E. Saling was a passenger to Gresham, Tuesday, on business. Finest Bakery % T Attorney Wm W. Smith was in Portland, Monday, on business. g u tte d George Kelly, representing the P. E. P. Co., was an Estacada visi tor last week. THE BREAD SUPREM E Delivered Fresh Every Day by Our Ow n Fast “W H I T E ” Auto Truck to Estacada Retail Stores. Ask Your Grocer for it “ THE NORTHWEST’S FINEST BAKERY” V Home Financing Investment Co. LO C AL BREVITIES THE It costs you nothing to sign the attached coupon (or Information and Circulars. • We wish all bills due the Estaca | da Telephone and Telegraph Com Perry Cahill went to Portland , pany to be paid on or before Feb Saturday on business. j ruary 10th, as this property is now under new management. If you Mrs. Clara Boyer drove to Port have any bills against the company land last Thursday on business. bring them in. R. Lemon and Ed. Boner a tten d It E. F. GUNTER ed the Auto Show on Tuesday. SUBSCRIB E YOUNG MAN YOUNG WOMAN: The next few years will be the Banner Years of HOME BUILDING in PORI L A N D . Put vour sav ings into BIG EARNING POWER- NOTHING CAN B E S A F E R ! ! ! * 630 MORGAN BUILDlNG.Porriand, Oregon,--------------- Phone MAin 4576. Stanley Turel o f Camp 8 was in Leslie Lovelace has taken the Estacada last Wednesday, on busi Journal carrier route in Estacada ness. which has been in charge, o f Walter BENNY BROTHERS Fink for some months. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Moss spent the place to get what you want and sell what you don’t want. tf Monday evening at the J. A. Hitch BATHS ing home playing “ 500” . X Ernest Smith o f Eagle Creek has Shop on Broadway, Estacada , Ore. y Miss Reliance Moore who has recently purchased Bus Matson’s part o f the Radio Shop in this city. been attending the Oregon Normal returned home Friday evening for The N. O. W. will meet, Thursday, a week-end visit with her parents February 5, and all members are at the Estacada hotel. urged to be present. Mrs. Nellie Carson who has been Mrs. W. J. Moore went to Port employed in the T. H. Morton store land last Thursday to select the for several months has accepted a positon with Postmaster A. N. John piano for the Christian church. son and is now employed in that Get our prices before you buy Miss Sherman, a member o f the position. Dryer Pipes Made to Order grade faculty o f the Estacada For Sheet Iron work, schools, was a Portland visitor on N O T I C E F O R P U B L I C A T I O N repairs, soldering and Saturday. Pointer’s Furniture Exchange, BARBERS PLUMBING PIPE and FITTINGS plumbing, call at the Department of the Interior, II. S. Land Mrs Bob Cook has again returned Office at Portland, Oregon, Febru ary 8, 1925. home after spending sometime in MAIN STREET. NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph C. C. Saling returned to Estacada the Good Samaritan hospital in Stachniewicz, of Route 2, Estacada, alst Monday morning from Corvallis Portland. Oregon, who on August 12, 1921. made where he has been visiting his Homestead Entry, No. 07137, for NW i The Cascade Motor Company re SFi, NE$SWi, Section 23, Township family. port the sale o f a new 1925 Chevro 4 S, Range 4 E., Willamette Meridian, I.O .O .F . Mrs. J. A. Wiley o f this city let touring car to Arthur Smith o f has filed notice of intention to make Final Proof, to establish claim to the Estacada Lodge i spent Saturday and Sunday in Currinsville, and Marion Tucker; land above described, before the Reg No. 175. Portland. and al925 Chevrolet coupe to John ister and Receiver U, S. Land Office, Moger. at Portland, Oregon, on the 13th. day Meets every Saturday evening in Don’t fail to see “ The Lost Bat of March, 1925. their lodge room, corner of Bioad- talion” , February 20, under the way and Third streets. Visiting Claimant names as witnesses: brothers are always welcome. A. Habelt, of Estacada, Oregon; J. auspices o f the Carl Douglass Post. “ C O L D IN T IIE H E A D ” Hat .'ey Gilgau, N. G. i fin acute attack of Nasal Catarrh. H. Finster, of Estacada, Oregon; J. Hiose subject to frequent “ colds” are W. Marrs, of Estscada, Oregon; John J. K. Ely, Secretary, FREE LECTURES A T ’ « nerally In a “ run down” condition. E. Keller, of Estacada, Oregon. TTALL'S CA TAR R H MEDICINE Is a THE C A TH O LIC CHURCH Act 6-9-16, Clackamas County. Treatment consisting of an Ointment, to ' used locally, and a Tonic, which acts Notice will be published 5 consecutive ,'ulckly through the Blood on the Mu- weeks in the Eastern Clackamas News, At Estacada, Oregon ’°us Surfaees, building up the System, Large sheets of blotting paper, Beginning Sunday, February 8th, a n d making you less liable to "colds." Estacada, Oregon. It) x 24, at the N ews office 10 Sold by druggists for over 40 Years. WALTER L. TOOZE, SK., at 7:45 P. M., and every evening F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. tf 2-5-3-5 Register. cents. during the week at the same hour there will be a series o f lectures on such Catholic subjects as: The Catholic Church and Patriotism; Confession as Practiced by the Church; The History o f the Bible and what Catholics Think o f It; In fallibility o f the Pope; What Catho lics think o f the Mother o f Christ; The catholic Teaching About Pur gatory; Praying to the Saints; The Use o f Statues and Pictures in the Churches; Why Priests Do Not Marry. The people o f this locality are invited to come and ask any reli gious question whatsoever: Sim ply write your question and place them in the question box at the church door. There will be no charge or collection taken up o f any kind in connection with these [ lectures. Our only object is to j give the public the entire truth about the Catholic Church, her teach ing and practice. An understand ing o f this kind will promote a feeling o f good will among people of all creeds. Most non-Catholics have heard and read a great deal against the Catholic Church. She has been pic tured to them as a dreadful insti tution, an enemy to liberty, pro gress and good morals, We are sure the people o f Estacada and its surroundings are liberal, broad minded Americans, anxious to see every person as well as every or ganization get just treatment and fair consideration. We know, there fore, you will make use of, and $ welcome the opportunity o f hear ing the explanation o f Catholic doctrine and o f listening to a de fense o f the Catholic Church by a Catholic priest. Not an unkind word will be said about any church JOIN THE CROUD AT or lodge. Like St. Paul we will be ‘‘all things to all men” . And with St. John we say “ Dearly be loved, let us love one another, for charity is o f God. And every one that loveth is born o f God, and knoweth God.” In this spirit we invite you to come and hear us. Ol It MOTTO-SER (Rev.) JOHN BERNARD. Pastor. (R ev.) WILLIAM HAMPSON, Lecturer. AMES SHOP 2 M O RE D A Y S of the Biggest Reduction Sale ever held in Estacada W E have taken more stock from our shelves and placed on our Bargain Counters to close ELECTRIC STORE During Friday and Saturday. A SAGNER, Proprietor. ELECTRICAL GOODS OF ALL KINDS— Paint?, Varnishs and En- amcls— Two cell Flashlights 50c. P H O N E 76-2 j 27 inch white Outing Flannel at 15 cents a yd A ll High Grade Coffee at 53 cents a pound I Lot Ladies High Top Hiking Shoes, reg. $7.50, Sale $3.}j() RADIO BESTS SUPER HETERODYNE and ATWATER KENT *feU ir.ac'e to order—'Batterie* Charged [Complete^Stock of Radio'Part*. M A X SAGNER E SMITH X Crystal W h ite Soap, 23 Bars, fo r 1 Lot Ladies Shoes at 1.00 $1.98 THE PEOPLE'S STORE H 1 B. S N Y D E R , - - C. A . D Y K E M A N .
