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; , PAGE FOUR EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1925. GEORGE ITEMS CURRINSVILLE ITEMS LSO M NEW SFROM GEORGE T H E UNIVERSAL C A R NOW IS THE TIME T OUCH UP your car for this summer. We will cheerfully give you estimates on what your car needs to make your drivimg from now on safe and a pleasure. A few small repairs often make the difference between costly upkeep and a high depreciation and low upkeep with small depreciation. BO B COOKE MOTOR COMPANY ESTACADA. OREGON Now Is The Time To Electrify Your Home You already know that Electric Service is the most useful and economic servant in the home. Mrs. Ward Douglass is much im proved in health since the last writ-1 ing. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Hale were shopping in Currinsville last Satur day. Mr. Hale is greatly improved in health. Everyone is busy making garden at this time. Mrs. Marie Klinker has gone to Quite a few o f the neighbors took Portland to visit der daughter, Mrs. in the sight at the Sandy last Sun - [ Charles Horger. Sunday visitors at the home of day and brought back the fish. W. M. Wade is running the saw Mr.and Mrs. Robt. Miller were Mrs. Dew, Mr. John Dew, Mr. and Mrs. mill for Ed. Douglass this week. It is rumored that we will soon Hacheney, Dorothy Ruhl and Eva see the work o f installing the elec and Florence Dew. Mr. and Mrs. J. Paulsen and Geo. tric light line going on here. There have been two surprise Willing visited Mr. and Mrs. Cha ney and family last Friday evening. parties in Currinsville lately, the oc Peter Ruhl and son Ernest, spent casion being the birthdays o f Miss Saturday and Sunday with relatives F.dna A. Grossett and Miss Ruth Hale. They were both very pleas at Gresham. Mr. and Mrs. C .A. Johnson and antly surprised and all enjoyed children were Sunday evening themselves immensely, guests o f Mr. and Mrs. H. Klinker. Mrs. W alter Looney and Mrs. E. R. S. Chaney and Carl Lins have J- Tompkins were called to the bed- begun the building o f a barn for 1 side ° r their mother last Saturday. . Charles Mathews. They found her very low with no Ed Harders and Mr. and Mrs. hope for her recovery Julius Paulsen visited at the home Mr- Fields arrived Monday for a o f Mrs. Regina Horger at Eagle visit with his daughter, Mrs. Geo Creek last Wednesday. Walters. --------------------- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Duus were STATE MARKET AGENT DEPT, shopping in Currinsville, Monday. Alfred Coleman o f Currinsville is C. E. SPENCE, Market Agt. visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. The Potato Outlook F. Coleman, this week. While there was a shortageof crop Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heiple gave in the three coast states last year, a party Tuesday night at their •{• there was a large crop o f ■potatoes home. in the country generally, and the coast production is but asmall fac tor in production. Potatoes are be ing shipped into Oregon now from as far east as Minnesota, and from any locality where the freight rate is not prohibitive. From the gener al outlook it would seem that prices would not be better than at present, and that holding f o r . better priees is not warranted. The stock on SPECIALIST hand in the whole country in Janu ary was sixteen million bushels in Internal Medicine for the Past Twelve years treater than at the same time a year ago. The annual congregational meet ing o f the church here was held last Saturday afternoon. Carl Lins was elected trustee, Julius Paulsen elected Elder, Mrs. A. H. Miller, treasurer, Mrs. Julius Paulsen Sun day school superintendent. We 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, all of Estacada; J. 0 . Tunnel!, 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 Fresh codfish just in its fine....................... .. .20 eta. lb. Peaches dried just in ................... .........................20 cts. ib Ivory Soap Flakes.............................................n cts. pkg. Ivory Soap. Guest size.........................................05 cts. bar Apples. N ew tow ns______ .20 cts. doz. or $2.25 box Brandensteins Jr. C offee...................................... 50 cts. lb. Babbits Cleanser special for ten days........... 05 cts. can New ginghams just in see them, special.. .25 cts. yd. Ladies silk hose just in, see them a t.......... $1.00 pr. Men’s sox just in, see th em .................. 75 and $ 1.00 pr. New ribbons, something ex tra ................. .10 cts, yd. New laces and they are fin e.............................. 08 cts. yd. The Girl o f the Limberlost and Other books .75 cts. each Tillie o f Tillamook................................... ......... 30 cts. each Men s Rubber shoe soles, they are g o o d ..., .85 cts. pr. Men s work shirts they are good.......... .75 cts. each Men s overalls just in, good ones.................. $ 1.75 pr. PORTLAND Dr. M ellenthin Currinsville, Oregon. J . Q . T U N N E L L DOES NOT O P E R A T E THE LIBERTY In tho market bulletin o f Febru-s Will B « at ary 26 was a brief discription o f a combine harvester used in Kansas and Oklahoma which harvvests a ; carload o f wheat per day. G. R. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & Hyslop, farm crop specialist o f the FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 16 and 17 Oregon Agricultural College, read Office Hour* 10 a. m. to 4 P. M. die item and wrote the following j concerning it: Thursday and Friday, March 26 and 27 THREE DAYS ONLY “ While Oregon has been using the combined ahrvester for No Charge for Contultation i many years with pronounced success, j I t ran across an instance last summer ' Dr. Mellenthin is a regular gradu ate in medicine and surgery and is J that I think has the Kansas record licensed by the state o f Oregon. He backed clear off the map. Sam Cul- does not operate for chronic appen “ THE RIDING KID FROM POWDER RIVER" ley o f Weston, Oregon, with a com dicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stom Saturday, March 28 bine harvvester, tractor drawn, har ach, tonsils or adenoids. He has to his credit wonderfui re- vested 250 acres o f Federation j Come to town, folks, the stores will keep open late . . , . . . . . . , . suits indiseases o f the stomach liver, wheat htat went 5o bushels to the bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, and things will “ POP.” * acre, in five days. This is approx kidney, bladder, bed, wetting, cat 1 imately 2750 bushels a day. The arrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, sci remarkable part o f it was that the atica, leg ulcers and rectal ailments. Below are the names o f a few of machine was operated with three his satisfied patients in Oregon: men, one the tractor driver, one Hedwick Wilson, Gold Beach, Sunday and Monday, March 29 and 30. the separator engineer and header Ore., varicose ulcers. Frank Koehler, The Dalles, Ore., tender and the other the separator stomach trouble. i the elevator direct from the machine Mrs. E. C. Hammock, Myrtle Point, j tender. The grain was hauled to Ore., goiter. Mrs. John McCue, Lakeside, Ore,, 1 .he elevator direct from the ma- appendicitis. Tuesday and Wednesday, March 31, and April 1 j ,-hine with six wagons. Henry Westfall, Ontario, Ore,, A series of short subjects with each feature. nicer o f stomach. . C E L EBR ATES 16TH B IR TH D A Y à Mrs E. C. Bates, Baker, Ore., ec E S T A C A D A OREGON zema. Last Saturday evening Mr. and O. M. Rickey, Boring, Ore., heart Airs. J. A. Kitching entertained a trouble. Louis S. Steiber, 326 E. Buchan party o f the younger set in honor of an, Portland, Ore. adenoids and ton F O R SA L E -S . C. R. I. R ed1 MONEY TO LOAN—We have their daughter, Wilma's sixteenth sils. eggs for hatching $ 1.00 per set plenty of money to loan on farms birthday, at their home in Estacada. Remember above date, that con ting. Let me do your plowing at %—From one to 20 years. The evening was pleasantly spoilt sultation on this trip will be free the work will be right. Enquire No commission on large loans. and that his treatment is different. m games and refreshments were S. E W ooster , Estacada. Ore. Married women must be accompa of A. Warr at Mrs. Moxley’s served at a late hour. place. Morrow Station. 19-4-9 nied by their husbands. 6-19tf The honor guest was the recipient Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg., >f mauy beautiful gifts as well as Los Angeles, California. FOR SALE-120-180-240 egg I*OR S A L E —Filbert t r e e s , ihe well wishes o f the many guests. incubators. Buckeye C o l o n y model “ M ” Sampson tractor, Those partaking o f the pleasant Brooder. W. M. Saunders, Eagle ¡parlor pool table, incubator, milk evening were Mary Alice and Flor 4-12 ¡cow. Phon» 19-15, A. E. Me Creek. ence Reed. Irene Hayden, Erma Broom. 3-12 tf Jones. Ruth Hale, Florence Hassell, All kinds of blacksmithing and , Edna Bate*. Irene and Alice Kaake, auto repairing done at W. A . , FOR SALE—Nearly new Ford Yvis Kadanou. Johnnie Oeborn, Ted Rhodes Shop, Currinsville, Ore. ' truck.with starter, steel express i '«ling. Harvey Woodworth. Harold body and stakes, price reasonable CASH paid for fnHe teeth, dental Car work 75 cents per hour. Sar.er, Victor Bowman. Floyd Hale. gold, platinum and discarded jewel 3-19-4 9 : for immediate sale. Bob Cooke Bill Paxton, Jim Jennings, Howard ry.— Hoke Smith Smelting it Refin Motor Company. 3-12tf Davis, Virgil Wright, Harold Kitch ing Co., Otsego, Michigan. FOR SALE!— B a r r e d R o c k ing and Wilma Kitching. eggs and baby chicks. Wm. M. B E N SO N H O T E L PRESENTS W h y not start now and let Elec tricity do all your household drudgery for you? “ TONGUES OF FLAME” HOOT GIBSON Modern Appliances at Moderate Prices W e have an excellent stock to select from. “ CIRCE THE ENCHANTRESS” I Portland Electric Power Company I* ^ ELECTRIC BUILDING, '*#**•* V * ' • * *»**á**á* *» •**♦*••*• PORTLAND, OREGON. •!••** *1* V * • * * • * • * 6 * — FROM NEW YORK TO YOU You and your friends are cor dially invited to a showing of the latest and best in dress and lingerie materials and up to the minute wash frocks, di rect from one of the oldest New Y o r k firms, to be held at Room 35, Estacada Hotel, Saturday, March 28th, from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m., Sunday by appointment. WANT AND FOR SALE ADS LOANS on farms 6 per cent No FOR SA L E -L oose hay, see J. Hyde, Ea* l<? Creek, Oregon ad- commission. City Loans Monthly F. C. Leihammer purchased a 1925 3-26 dre8S Boring. Route 4 Box 72. Chevrolet coupe from the Cascade O. Tunnell, Currinsville. 3-12-19 26 plan. Oregon City Abstract Co. Motor Company, this week. FOR SALE—Full blood Jersey O B IT U A R Y .Vinos \ alien, 75, died at his home in Elwood. Saturday. March 21. from apoplexy. He is survived by the following children; Nellie, Er nest. Otis. Louis. Micajah Valien and Xauna Genther. Mr. Valien ivaa born in Canada. June 4, 1849. ar.d came t othe United States, settling in Dayton. \\ ashington. later coming to Elwood where he has resided for over twenty years. The funeral was held Monday, Mr and Mr* U. S. Morgan and March 2:t, at 2:30 P. M., at the El- Margaret drove to M< nmouth last wc, i church under the direction of Sunday to visit Mrs. Harry Mor- Ji eph K. Gates. The Rev. J. E. Nol so:; was the minister officiating. In gan. tern ( ¡it was made in the Elwood hack to work with the P. £ P. Co. 9UB3CRIBE FOR THE 7 ' . ~ " FOR SALE—10-18 Case Tract VV A IS I & L> someone to cut Mr. and Mr*. Dwight o f Cascade milk cow, price very rensonable or with plows for $ 350.00. Also Phone 4 x 3. fl. B. Davi-.. Route 1 cord or P°le wood on »hares call Locks were in Estacada last Tues i , A. E. Me Brcgim phone 19-15. a number of good buys in used day on business. W e know you will be agreea bly surprised, both as to price, variety and quality. I.. C. P unor return«! to his home last Sunday from Shiperd'» Spring*. Carson, Washington, where he had been for some time. He reporta that he feels fine, and has gone in “ A SAINTED DEVIL Electric S t o r e , Electric Building C 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. C o m in g t o Beats the Kansas Record Good Bread Begins With Good Ingredients NEWS cemetery. „ ------------------------- -- 3-12tt cars. Inquire at Cascade Motor FOR SALE—Span of w o r k --------------------- Company. 2-19tf mares weight 1150 each also 6 FOR SALE C H E A P -C o l- mont hs old colt, wi. I sell[together umbia Graphonola and records LUMBER FOR S A L E -W e or separate would consider milk inquire at the Radio Shop. 3- 12tf have a small amount of 2 x 4 and cow. hogs or large horse on t r a d e .-----------------------------— — -------- 1 x 8 shipiap. Grade suitable B. F. Forrester, residence Eagle FOR SALE-Vaughn d r a g for general use about the farm' Creek. Post Office Borit g, R 4. saw. 3 blades. 4. A and 6 foot, You will find the price very rea phone Estacada 40 13. 3-29 good running order. Price $75. sonable. Come down ar.d see 12 4tf PEOPLE'S STORE. what we g o t Electric Lumber FOR SALE CHEAP- 40 acres & Mfg. Co., River Mill, Oregon. in Garfield, 30 acres fenced. 6 in MARCELLING a n d s c a l p __________________ 3-5 tf i>at?, house and two barns, tamiiy farm implements and livestock. t r e a t m e n t s call 13 11. Lena 3 26 4 16 FOR SALE CH EAP-Team . '* mile from school. K. M. Underwood. harness and wagon in good con Baker. Estacada, Route 1. FOR SALE—15 head o f sheep ____ 1 1 Wm. Huehneron old Gross place dition. F. H. Cadonau. South Estacada, Box 30. 3 26-4-2 3 26 tO ii SALE Fold touring car Springwater. spotlight, speedometer, run about FOR SALE—Alsike c l o v e r 1800 miles $375 00 gets ti is FOR SALE One 100 egg ¡seed 20 cents a pound. Henry quick at Bob Ccche Motor Co Deta!uma incubator. Pointer's Heiple, Estacaua. Route 1, Tel 3 26 tf Second Hand Store. 3-12t( »-15. 3-3349
