PA C E TW O
E a s te r n
C la c k a m a s N e w s
7. The Success of the First Cen
Large
L . D . S. Services
tury and Why.
-i l 9x24,
The
Reorganized
Church
8. Beginnings of Apostacy.
Jesus Christ of Latter Day cents.
9. The First Human Creed.
Saints holds Sunday School ser-!
10 The Rise of the Papacy.
vices every Sunday at the I. 0. I
11 .The Evils of Divisions..
10 A. M.
12. Can
and
will
Christians 0. F. hall at ________________________
Unite?
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The Estaeada Hotel differs quite a considerable
from most hotels—it was built for comfort space
and convenience. It has that at home atmos
phere in ail its appointments. The travelling pub
lic and the local people alike are certainly made
to feel that they are wanted here. And Say, the
PRICE IS SO MODERA TE IT WOULD
ASTONISH YOU.
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TH UR SD AY, A PR IL 2, 1925
A ,B IB L E THOUGHT
— FOR TODAY —
j Diblo Thouk'bt* rPi*morfi**T will prow; a 1
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pnrelcas heritage in afU-r yean.
O B IT U A R Y
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Christian
G. A. Lovell, late of Currinsville,
1 Oregon, died March 2<S, 1925 at the
Good Samaritan
hospital in Port-
,and Bt the aRe of 64 yearg frQm
complications followin
an attack
o f ¡nfluenza
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R,ver Falls,
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to North
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1 rriage to Rose Hicker-
the upbuilding of some other town . ’ WPP„ , rv,v®8
at the expense of my own.
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Part of every dollar spent with
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■‘The Friendly Church on the Hill.”
Sunday school......................... 10:00
MRS ROSA A. R EAG AN , Supt.
Morning worship:
Children’s ser
mon followed by the mornig ser
mon.
Detroit. Michigan, March, 1925—
Spring business is opening up most
promisingly nnd the outlook is for
rapidly increasing activity, according
to sales reports of the Ford Motor
Company just received here.
In the sale of Ford cars and
trucks these show that daily domes
tic retail deliveries have more than
doubled since early in January.
The lnrgest increase came during
the latter part of February, reflect
ing the upward trend of business
which i snow under way and the op
timistic outlook for March.
Another interesting feature is
shown in the sale of Fordson Trac
tors which have made a rapid gain,
particularly through the agricultu
ral sections, indicating that the
farmer is coming instronger as a
buying factor. Daily sales of Ford-
sons are at the present time four
times as great as they were early
in the year.
Retail sales of the company dur
ing February, exclusive of those in
Canada
and
British
possessions
served by the Ford Motor Company
of Canada.
Ltd., totaled
125.421
Ford car* and trucks and 7,211
Fordson Tractors.
O f these, the
retail deliveries in the United States
reached 1 12,526 Fort!
cars
and
tractors and 5,91 4 Fordsons.
Report* also indicate improving
conditions In the high priced car
field. Lincoln ears, set a new Feb
ruary record with 508 domestic re-
t ail deliveries)! as compared with
426 for the same month a year ago.
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Estaeada. Oregon.
HELP BEAUTIFY OUR CITY
OUR SWEET PEA CONTEST
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Next Saturday we will give away SWEET
PEA SEEDS. Later we will award prizes
for the dowers grown from these seeds-
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All other work at Popular Prlcea
First claaa work at aecond class prices
MOTTO: LIVE AND LET LIVE”
Y Bobbing and Shingling a Specialty
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Sunday School at Dover
2:00
Preaching at Dover
8:00
E V E N IN G SERVICES:
Epworth League Chorus practice
followed by the Devotional meet
ing ........................................ 6:15
Evening worship,...............' 7:30
Don’t miss the service of Sunday
morning in commemoration of Palm
Sunday. Tell your friends and neigh-
bo™
We exttfnd the hand of welcome
to all who worship with us. The church 1
is now in a state of comfort for you.
The service of Sunday evening will be
especially helpful.
” I was glad when they said unto me,
Let us go into the House of the Lord.”
Psalm 122:1.
Saturday», opt n io S p m
Oregon
M A N Y people in this, as well as in other com
munities, have had sad experience in the pur
chase of stocks, frequently on the advice of entire
strangers, and often on the recommendation of
those interested, from a
making the sale.
W E suggest to our customers that, before invest
consult us.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Portland, Oregon,
March 12, 1925.
NO TICE is here by given that
Clyde E. Hill, of 515 Park St., Van
couver, Wash., who on October 1, (
1923, made Homestead Entry, No.
07476, for NV4SEVA, S t iN E 14,Sec
tion 11, Township 4 S., Range 4 E.,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before the Register and
Receiver U. S. Land Office, on the
20th day of April, 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James W. Branstator, of R. No. 2,
Box 53, Richfield, Wash.; Etta F.
Branstator, of R. No. 2, Box 63,
Richfield, Wash.; Essie Stephens, of
R. No. 2, Vancouver, Wash.; John
Stephens, of R. No. 2, Vancouver,
Wash.
Clackamas County— Act 6-9-16.
Notice will be published for five
consecutive weeks in the Eastern
Clackamas News. Estaeada. Ore.
W A L T E R L. TOOZE, SR.’
1 -16
Register.
W e will assist them in determining
the value of the proposed investment and furnish
Mass has been changed from the
third Saturday to the fourth Satur
day of each month, and the Sunday
service will be held on the first Sun
day of each month instead of the
second.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
commission basis, in
ing with a stranger, in an unknown stock, they
CATH O LIC SERVICES
them complete data regarding the same; all of
course, without cost.
FOUR PER CENT ON TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS
ESTACADA STATE BANK
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Portland, Oregon,
March 4. 1925.
NOTICE is hereby given that
George B. Evans, of 955 Clinton
St., Portland. Oregon, who, on Feb
ruary 25, 1924, made Homestead
Entry No. 07540, for N E ’i . Section
33, Township 3 S., Range 5 E., W il
lamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before the Register and
Receiver of the U. S. Land Office,
at Portland, Oregon, on the 13th
day of April, 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Siegwarth, of Estaeada, Ore
gon: Mft. O. D. Bowman, of Estaca-
da, Oregon; W. W. Porter, of Esta-
cada, Oregon; Geo. M. Buser, of
Estaeada, Oregon.
Act 6-9-16. Clackamas County
Notice will be published for five
consecutive weeks in the Eastern
Clackamas News.
W A LT E R L. TOOZE Sr., Register.
3-12-19-26. 4-2-9.
TICE FOR PUBLICATION
Open from 7 a. m. lo G p. m.
Fam ily Wash a Specialty
P r o m p t S m ic e at Right Price
1 evening at................ .'.......... 7:00
the Choir practice Thursday
7:30
Prayer Meeting at the parsonage
Build a
Friday evening at ............... 7 :30
EARLY SEED
POTATOES
large cities.
land( Saturday, March 28th, at 1 P
Every individual possesses some ,YL, with Rev. Ira F. Rankin of this
degree of civic pride and loyalty, city
officiating.
Interment was
By arousing this
latent force and mado in Riverview cemetery, Port
putting it to use
in the upbuilding land, under the auspices of the Ma-
of this town and community great sonic order of Estacadu. Past Mas
things
may be accomplished. But ter J. Greenwood officiated at these
close co-operation between all resid- services.
H E A V Y INCR EASE
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2. • His Proposition to
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FORD SALES SHOW
Successor to ‘SAILING INN'
Subject: “ Tne Triumphal Entry.”
AFTER NO O N SERVICES:
Church S ervices
1. W hy Jesus
World.
of
The pall bearers wore R Thom«-,
Carter, Roy Wilcox G P R0
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C. Moreland. Harry Kit’ching and H.‘
C. Stephens,
Mr. Lovell had been an especially
active member in the Masonic lodge
here and was the first member to
subscribe to the fund created for
,hc erection of the present Masonic
building. A large delegation was in
attendance from this order and the I
Ror*l tributes were inaney.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Church.
a home merchant goes to build up Currinsville and Maye Lovell of
3. The Selection and Training of
my home town. Only local taxes Portland. The foIlowiri|f sisterg an{)
Men.
support the local community; and of brothers also survive, Mrs. Kate Wil
4 Jesus Commissions His Apostles,
course local merchants pay local cox of Eckman, North Dakota- Me
How the Apostles Obeyed the
taxes. When money is spent at home linda EHjott 0f River Falls, Wiacon-
Commissions.
it means business for the merchants. sin,Mrs. Ada Wilcox of Clayton
6. The Church Developed.
Good business makes a live town, Wisconsin; Mrs Maude Harlen and
while the lack of it soon makes a c. R. Lovell of Currinsville Ore
dead town. A live, hustling town and Edwin Lovell of Long Beach’
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makes for better real estate and California.
land values while a dead one is noted
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*le nad been a resident of Currins-
for its empty stores and lack of pro-
ville for nearly ten y0Brs and
thjg
gress.on and such places do not pro- time had made ma
frj
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vide opportunities for ambitious per- wprp
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NVtre grieved to hear of his pass nir.
sons.
Population follows the dollar
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ine funeral services were held at
as is indicated by the population of the Miller
Tracy fh
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p
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ing in thi. community must be se-
cured beforeany undertaking of lm-
portance could be accomplished.
By realizing what the cost of
trading away from home is to his
home town, we feel that he will
see that he is indirectly injuring his
owninterests ns well ns those of oth-
ors residing in the same town. In
buying at home one always has the
privilege of seeing before buying;
the knowledge that ho is keeping
hit money at home; the creating of
business for the home
merchant,
which in turn will create business
for local people; establishing (he
value of local credit in times of
need; and the general tendency of
building up local industries by keep
ing local money at home.
H O E RESTAURANT
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ESTACADA, OREGON
IRA F. RANK IN, Pastor.
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D r y -C le a n in g a n d D y e in g
Sunday, April 5 1925.
Bi ble School at 10 a. m.
Mrs. Betty Weatherby, SuDt
Preaching
11:00
Sermon on James 5th. Chapter.
Preaching at
7:30 p. m.
- Subject:
, — “ The Darkest Night of
Sunday evening the minister „he
will preach upon Ihe topic “ Sel-! S. S Teachers’ Training Class will
meet at the church Wednesday
ected Men. ”
being
Kitchi
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and M
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Minister. Christian Church. '. Open from 6:30 a. m. to 8:00 p. m.
THE ESTACADA HOTEL
PURE R ELIG IO N and undefiled be
fore God and the Father is this: To
visit the fatherless and widows in
their affliction, and to keep himself —
unspotted from the world.— James
1:27.
TR AD IN G A T HOME
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Tennyson sa.d, I am a part of
all that I have met.
To be a part
of the town I have met and adopted
as my home town I must contribute
to its material and spiritual welfare
in a substantial manner. When I ig-
nore my
fellow
townsmen
and
neighbors by trading away
from
home, I contribute, unwittingly, to
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ANNOUNCEMENT
R ates
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One year
Six m o n t h s
Choir rehearsal Saturday at
7:30 v. m.
We are aiming to help people
understand the Scriptures and \
thereby come to know God.
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All are invited to attend these f
services.
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ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY,
S u b s c r ip t io n
sheets of blotting paper,
at the N e w s office 10
If
D O N ’T F O R G E T
we have several new 1924 Model F
Chevrolet Cars at the following
Prices:
Touring
$550.00
Utility Coupe
$750.00
4 Passenger Coupe
$770.00
Coach
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$770.00
Sedar
$865.00
Touring De Luxe I Sport I
$640.00
Coupe
$825.00
Sedan
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$925.00
• F. O. B. ESTACADA
These cars carry the same Factory
Guarantee as the 1925 models and
, are subject to the same liberal ser-
2 vice policy which we have always
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Portland, Oregon,
March 9, 1925.
NOTICE
is hereby given that
Oscar E. Noreen, o f R. No. 4, Gresh
am. Oregon, who, on August 8,
1923, made Homestead Entry No.
07446. for W t , N E * , . S S N W i , ,
Section I I , Township 4 S., Range
5 E.. Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice
intention
to mane
make t Fin
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and Rvroivrr U. S. Land UrtWc. at ^
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P.-rtland. Oregon, on the 21st day H m a i n t a i n e d .
April. 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William H. Dwyer, of Route No.
1. Estaeada, Oregon; Albert Adlan,
of Route No. 1, Estaeada. Oregon; wj
Oscar E. Noren of. Route No. 1, Es- H
tacada. Oregon; Edner Wedin, of H
Route 4. Gresham. Oregon.
Act 6-9-16.
Clackamas Co.
Notice will be published five con-
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