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EASTERN’ CLACKAMAS NEWS,THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1925
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HYGADA NEWS
Mrs. Mary Adams of Currinsville perience in the High School of Com­
visitediher daughter,
Mrs.
Theo­ merce o f Portland.
dore Ahlberg, this week.
Crop rotation where otherwise
r
Remember the date, Friday, Feb- practicable on Oregon farms helps
weeds, avoid insect
X , ruary 20, and see the picture, to eradicate
<• , “ The Lost Battalion,” to be shown pests and plant diseases, and reduce
toxins.
Other advantages listed
X by the Carl Douglass Post.
by the experiment station are con­
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Osborne and servation o f soil fertility through
') son, Everett, accompanied by Jim the different demands o f root sys­
Y Abbott, drove to Salem last week tems o f different crops, and by al­
! to attend the annual show given by lowing recuperation after crops
! the convicts o f the state peniten­ that make heavy demands on the
tiary.
While there they were the soil.
guests o f Mrs. L. Eshelman, form er­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ly o f this city.
06557
Department o f the Interior, U. S.
LEAVES FOR SAN DIEGO
Land Office at Portland, Oregon,
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January 31, 1925.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Miss Vanice Cramer left last
Wednesday for San Diego, Calif., Emil J. Bittner, o f Route 1, Colton,
Oregon, who, on January 2, 1920,
V where she will be married to L. C. matte Homestead Entry, No. 06557,
Thornton, petty officer on the Bat- for N E V iN E '/i, Section 31, Town­
leship Doyen, Saturday, February ship 4 S., Range 4 E., Willamette
Meridian, has tiled notice o f intention
7th.
to make Final Proof, to establish
They plan to make their home at claim to the land above described,
2128 Julian Ave., San Diego, while before the Register and Receiver,
U. S. Land Office, at Portland, Ore­
Mr. Thornton is stationed there.
Miss Cramer is the daughter of gon, on the 11th day of March, 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Mrs. Margaret Moss o f this city, and Ed. Hodikirs, o f Colton, Oregon,
had resided here for sometime. She Route 1; Matt Park, of Colton, Ore­
is well-known and was a member gon, Route 1; Louis Vallen,, o f Col­
o f the guard team o f the Neighbors ton, Oregon, Route 1; George De­
vore, o f Colton, Oregon, Route 1.
of W oodcraft here.
A ct 6-9-16, Clackamas County.
Prior to her marriage, Saturday,
Notice will be published 5 con­
she is the guest o f Mrs. Bell Carl­ secutive weeks in the Eastern Clack­
son, and a party was given in her amas News, Estacada, Oregon
WALTER L. TOOZE, SR.,
honor last Tuesday evening by the
2-5-3-S
Register.
officers o f the Doyne and friends
of Mr. Thornton.
COUNT. NO. 3156.
.NOTICE OF FILING FINAL AC-
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company now offers
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to its customers, patrons
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The Radio Shop has recently sold
an Atwater Kent set to Herman F
Horger o f Eagle Creek, and are re­
Editor .................... . Mary Alice Reed
building a set for Ralph Wade.
Assistant Editor............. Irene Hayden
........................ Glen Ely
A Basketball team has been or­ Sport Editor
Richard Hayman
ganized recently among the girls of Class Editor
the town and considerable interest
is being centered in this team.
Last Friday night the boys’ team
The Dance given by the Estacada o f the Estacada high school played
Fire Company last Saturday even­ the boys’ team o f Gresham high
ing in the Masonic hall was a decided school in a snappy game o f basket­
Gresham
success, and many are
hoping ball on the home floor.
that more will be given in the near won with a score o f 15 t o l l .
Another feature o f the game was
future.
a candy sale put on by the girls for
Several head o f work horses were their rest room.
brought to Estacada last Tuesday
Next Friday, February 6, the
by truck to be taken to the Porter- girls will play the town team.
Carsten logging camps up the river.
This game will precede the one
It is understood that this com­ between the De Molay team o f Sun-
pany is now using horses to get out nyside and the boys’ team.
some o f the timber that it is not
A new class, Economics, has been
possible to reach by donkeys.
substituted for Geom. II, which was
discontinued last week. The Geom­
Upton H. Gibbs assumed control etry class are the students o f this
o f the Washougal Record which he j
recently purchased, the first o f the
A new teacher has been added
month. It is understood that they to our efficient faculty, Mrs. Maurer
expect to reside here for the pres­ coming highly recommended to us.
ent until a suitable home can be She is a graduate of Stanford Uni­
found in that city.
versity and has had five years ex­
FOR
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P 4 L S O M
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.
W e use
only open-kettle-rendered lard, fine granulated sugar, Les­
lie’s salt, lots of milk and Fleischmann’s compressed yeast.
HOLSUM is sold with Quality Groceries at these stores and served in
the leading restaurants:— People’s Store, Rose’s Department Store,
Linn’s Inn and Restaurant, Sailing Inn, ail of Estacada; J. 0. Tunncii,
Currinsville; A. C. Cogswell and Smith’s Store of Eagle Creek ¡Harvey
Gibson, Barton.
LOG CABIN BAKING COMPANY
Vancouver Ave., Ivy and Fremont Sts., Portland, Oregon.
CURRINSVILLE STORE PRICES
Nice oranges____ ____ _____ ____ 2 dozen for 25 cts.
Wheat by the sack___________________. . . . . .03j3c lb.
Wheat less than sack lots_________________
,03Hc lb.
Maxwell House Coffee_____ _______ _____
,55c lb.
Babbets Cleanser___________ ____ 3 cans for .25 cts.
Abalones for soup................................................ .15 cts.
They are fine.
Justin two big truck loads Potatoes.
Potatoes per 100 lbs. __________ ____________ ______ 2.75
Bananas_____________ ____________ _________ .10c lb.
Twin Bread 2 lb, loaf___________________________ .15c
Apples per box_____________ ___________ ______ $1.10
Milk per case.______ __________________ ________ $4.80
Medium Roofing 45 lb. roll___ _________________ $1.75
J. O. T U N N E L L
Currinsville, Oregon.
PORTLAND - CARVER - ESTACADA STAGES
Municipal Terminal Sixth and Salmon Sts., Phone Main 7733
^LINN’S INN, Estacada Oregon
SCHEDULE
Lv. Portland.......2:00 P .M ., 6:20 P. M.
Clackamas . 2:30 P. M., 6:50 P. JM,
C arver......... 2:40 P .M .. 7:00 P. |M.
Barton ..... 3:05 P. M . 7:25 P. M.
EagieCreele3:15 P. M., 7:35| P. M.
Ar. Estacada.... 3:30 A .M .. 7:50 P. M.
by the Garfield Grange last
L»wleM- debased.
Thursday was attended by 155 u
is hel'el)y <f‘ven that Ellen
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1 P Radford, as executrix of the last
people who were as ragged a Will and testament and of the estate
crowd as could be. Two sheriffs ? f
.Lawle8s’ debased, has filed
w ere busy bringing those arrest- with the County Court of the State of
ed into court where they w ere10r??un’. (i>r tiie County ° f Clackama»,
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~ . and that Monday, the 16 th day of Feb-
hned. L d . Stelnman won first ruary, 1925, at the hour o f 9:30 A M.
prize, Henry Heiple, second and ? nd
courtroom of said Court ha»
nt
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been fixed as the time and place for
Mrs. C lara HlCinbotham, third.
the hearing on said final account and
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Mrs. Walter Looney and daugh-
thper*ofA’ns.nDn r
| er. Jean spent several days last kc GUIRK & S c h n e i d e r
X week in Portland.
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At-orney« for Executrix,
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M to be sung.
Mr
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twr. ana M rs. M. C x . w e a th e rb v
attended the Agricultural Con-
terence at Oregon City last Tues-
Jay and Wednesday.
Mr9’
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I '"Ic of first publication, January 16,1925
Date of l„»t publication, February 12,
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FOB SALE AOS
Lv. Estacada... 8:30 A. M.. 4:30 P .M .
Eagle Creek 8:45 A. M., 4:45 P. M
Barton ....... 8 55 A M. 4:55 P. M.
Carve.-
. 0:20 A. M ,'*5:20 P. M.
Clackama.... 9:30 A. M. 5:30 P. M.
Ar. Portland.... 10:00 A .M .. 6:00 P . M.
EVERY DAY
Admission 20c and 5c
GEM THEATRE
First Show at 7:00 P. M.
GARFIELD ITEMS
J In the County Court lor the State of
I Oregon for the County o f Clackamas.
The Hard Times social given ; In the matter o f the estate of Mary
Good Bread Begins
With Good
Ingredients
Saturday and Sunday
“ The Dawn of
a Tomorrow”
Featuring
Shoe—Harness Repairing
When in need of shoe or harness
repairing give me a call. I have
been in ihe game 30 years, so I
will ask a fair trial.
I guarantee all my work and
material to be first class. Evety-
body treated with respect at all
times.
Try the Shoe Shop one block
north o f the Estacada Bank.
THE
NEW
SHOE ..SHOP
George W. Moore, Prop.
TIRE AND TUBE
JACQUELINE LOGAN
DAVID TORRENCE
RAYMOND GRIFFITH
REPAIRING
The heart-gladdening »tory of
an optimistic waif of the Lon­
don alum*. And her great ad­
vent nre in happine»
with
England’« greatest man............
HENRY BOHN, Eitacada
Broadway Garage
Seaman Bullard
&
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hostess to |
the Sip-a-w eek Club Tuesday j
m.
All Grade» of
Pathe News
Everybody is invited to come when seventeen members enjoy-
t*d her hospitality. The next
CASH paid for false teeth, dental
and be with us.
COM EDY
S H IN G L E S
meeting
will
be
with
Mrs.
J.
C.
JoId’
PIatinum and discarded jewel-
W e handle only the very
B. F. CLAY,
Moreland Feb. 17.
y.—Hoke Smith Smelting & Refin-
Route 2
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Estacada
Minister. Christian Church
ng Co., Otsego, Michigan.
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best.
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Davis
was
home
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FOR
SALE
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Methodist E piscopal Church
AND SAY!
st. Helens over Sunday.
SALE—Young
three gal-
m,aJ*
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........... .. ? , Filbert
* V. • Y‘ stein cow, giving over tnree
Estacada, Oregon.
Don t forget the Pie Social at m f«!’ WiQl « >r
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Keld’ Ions rich milk per day, in excel-
If you are in the market
Ira F. Rankin, Pastor,
Fririav night
Estacada, Oregon lent condition, easy milker, gentle
Garfield Grange, Friday
Sunday School, 10:00.
for toms No. 1, tecoi.d
rncia.v night, 1.29-2*5
a first class cow. A. H. Fraley,
Morning worship: Children’ s Feb. 6. The play, ** How
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FOR SALE OK TRADE—For « mile Ka3t of p - O - Estacada.
sermon; " The White Stone
Wr a" Ke? 9 ,a Secret’ wl11 be fresh cow one Gearhart knitter! 0 r i *on’
2-5-12
AND
will be followed by the morning put on and the pies auctioned Inquire at the News office.
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sermon; " Omissions ” at 11:00 after.
All Beauty Work
and will t.ike tt fmw the car
ThP rpm.iur
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FOR SALE OR RENT—four last years pullets and one cocker-
Kpworth
League:
Chorus
prac-
we can make you a very
MRS. JACK HAYDEN
the room
house
and lot. See Dinty
el 12.00
each. _ Broody
hens,
$1.50
tice followed by the Devotional Garfield
. <1 r h ii I id I ,e a n m > **• 1 11 K n
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Grange will be held
Sat- t Moore,
Third and Broadway,
l<> v | rice.
Estacada, Urcgon l-29u each. Orders must be placed day
Meeting
6:15
North of 1 .O. O. F. Hall
urday,
Feb.
7
at
10:80.
The
before
wanted.
Eggs
for
hatch-
I’le«se ’et tu figure before
Evening worship
Juvenile Grange will meet at LOANS on farms 6 per cent. No ing #1.00 per setting of fifteen
S. S. Teachers’ Training Class
the ca- ari ives
r,‘ commission. City Leans Monthly
Mrs. Mox'ey, Morrow Station
12:30. W. A. Holt,
int> plan. Oregon City Abstract Co. 2-5-25
will meet at the church Mon­
Agent will be present at this
BARTHOLOM EW
day afternoon at 4:00.
meeting.
and L AW RENC E
FOR SALE C H E A P -Ita lia n
FOR S A L E -P igs. w e i g h t
Choir practice at the church.
Mrs.
P.
M.
Wagner
is
enjoying
Prune
trees,
one
and
two
years
about
65 pounds. Tom Watson,
F a ln «•r.«’ a, Oregon.
Thursday evening at 7:30.
a r»d
a visit from her’ sister in-law.
J. J. March bank, Route 3, Estacada.
2-5-12
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Prayer meeting at the parson
Mrs Ring of Portland.
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Dr^smaki ig
age. Friday evening at 7:30.
Christian Church Servi cs
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Mrs. Hector Anders went to
TOR S A L E -\aughn d r a g reather faced, green plaid back.
MRS. W . A. WILCOX
Jehovah kno.veth the way of Portland Tuesday for a visit with
b‘> ^ s. 4. 5. and 6 foot, return to Estacada Feed Store.
Sunday. F*-> \ l jjo
ThirJ
*nd Zobr'&l Sì».
; the righteous; But the way of
running order. Price $75. Ralph Chaney.
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Bible Schoid at 10 a nt
ESTACADA
the wicked shall perish. ” Psalm
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PEOPLE S STORE. ~
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Mr*. Hetty W. atherhy. Su t
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L. D. S. Services
FOR SALE— House and lot on three and one half months old
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Preaching 11:00 a m h , Mi >
All are ocdially invited to
later. Subject-" DifUcnt'ie* n
The Reorganized
Church o f
Grade p hone Red land 2016. O. S. Ger-
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c >me and worship with us at The i.,.„ .
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school price—$ oOO LAah. See ber.
2-5-121
TO L O A N -W e have
Reforming Church and Slat.*
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, 1 J M. L o ns b erry
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plen ty o f m< n ey to loan on fa rm s
Friendly Church on the Hill.
With Jeremiah as our+’ xamp «• '
Saints holds Sunday
School ser- — f o r Kb n . f — t ---- ---------- — T
rUK SALE— Milk goat, San* at b ’i —. r..m one io 2* years.
Another evening o f Song
Ihe E. > em Cla »amas News vices every Sunday at the I. O. ment^ furnihed i d i i ^ o ^ A t g*na b? ^ l ir^
««on. Jnquire-1 No cornm
on large ans.
At C. S. Allen, Estacada, Phone 57-1 S. E. WoositB, Estacada. Ore.
beginning at 7:30 p. m
$1.50 U e i ear.
,0 . F. bail at 10 A. M.
the Estacada Hotel
* £$*3
2 o ' 3
2 ^ -2 5 tf.
Come with your favorite h>mu
HAY
Choir rehearsal Friday 7:30 p.
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