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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1925 PAGE TWO Clay, Calhoun, the Lees and their intemporaries; when plantations were fat with abundance and gentle foil: held court at countless manors, are called to life again in all their grace, romance and chivalry in the g-eatestof ail films, “ Abraham Lin coln'’, which opens at the Liberty April 30 The whole world has felt the en chantment of Dixieland since the carried its beauties to all climes and Eastern Clackamas News Entered at the postoffice in Estarada, O regon, as second-class mail. * v . ■1 r i \ PuLlished every Thursday at Estacada, Oregon by the A CORPORATION. .76 THURSDAY, A P R IL 16, 1925 ' A , BIBLE THOUGHT " J E T — FOR TODAY — Biblo ITUATED IN THE CITY OF ESTACADA, AND WE TRUST YOU ARE ALL PROUD OF US. THE MAN- (T ^ AGE M E N T, OF COURSE, DOES NOT EXPECT ALL TO PATRONIZE US AS THAT WOULD BE UN REASONABLE. BUT IN ORDER TO HOLD AND MAIN TAIN OUR HIGH GRADE SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC WE MUST HAVE YOUALL BOOST AND SPEAK A GOOD WORD TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS WHEN THEY VISIT ES TACADA. AND WE LL KNOW THAT YOU JUST CAN T AFFORD TO NOT HAVE THIS HOTEL OPEN AND GO ING ALL THE TIME. SAY, THE DOORS HAVE NEVER BEEN LOCKED NOR THE FIRES OUT SINCE WE TOOK OVER THE MANAGEMENT,. WE ALW AYS WELCOME YOU WITH A CLEAR CONSCIENCE. THINK THIS OVER. DOES IT MEAN ANYTHING? BOOST. q $1.50 One year Si* months T hoaghta m em orized. will prove c priceless h e ritag e in a fte r year*. jM f f ln a s R S f t FOR if ye live after the flesh, ye shall die: but if ye through the Spirit do mortify the deeds of the body, ye shall live.— Romans 8:13. THE ESTACADA HOTEL n . r CLO VE R SUCCEEDS BEST I . . . .. , - .. WHEN PLAN TED ALONE ^icultural specialist for the O. A C. understand the Scriptures and extension service.Shade and a pro- thereby come to know God. 1 tection afforded by a cover crop All are invited to attend these Red and Alsake clover planted ^loes not begin to conserve as much services, alone will be more successful in es : moisture as is lost by the leaves B. F. CLAY, tablishing a stand. Although indi through transpiration. Minister. Christian Church. cations from the dealers and the experiment station at Corvallis show METHODIST EPISCOPAL THE a short acreage o f clover fo r 1925, L. D. S. Services CHURCH seed dealers indicate a rather slow The Reorganized Church of demand for clover seed this spring. “ The Friendly Church on the Hill.” Jesus Christ o f Latter Day Because o f the unusually few num ESTACADA. OREGON. Saints holds Sunday School ser bers o f inquiries at the station, it vices every Sunday at the I. O. Ira F. Rankin, Pastor. seems to indicate that the farmers O. F. hall at 10 A. M. Sunday School at..................... 10:00 do not figure on planting clover this Mrs. Rosa A. Reagan, Supt. spring Last year the clover crop ST OR Y OF DIX IE LAND was short and the clover crop for Mornin g worship,..................... 11:00 1925 is going to be short because AFTERNOON SERVICES: The charm and enchantment of o f the dry summer o f 1921 which Sunday School nt Dover church the old South in the days before at .............................. the 2:00 devastation o f the war came killed most o f the clover seeding. It is cheaper for the farmer to grow Preaching, Dover church........ 3:00 upon it— the days o f Washington, Jefferson and the heros of the Rev his own hay which should be a le EVENING SERVICE: olution ;thc days o f Jackson, and gume and not a grain, grass and Epworth League Choir practice fo l lowed by the devotional meeting. weed hay. Good quality hay is at 6:15 cheaper to feed than poor quality Evening worship...................... 7:30 which takes more fo r feeding. NOTICES FOR THE W EEK: Plow the land early in the spring S. S. Teachers Training Class and cultivate until planting to kill Wednesday evening at........ 7:00 the weeds and maintain o good Choir practice Thur. Evening 7:30 mulch. The late workings o f the Prayermeeting at the parsonage land should be shallow to avoid Friday at ................................ 7:30 bringing up more weed seeds. “ O, sing unto the Lord a new' Plant 12 pounds o f red clover or — JUST TH E RIG HT TIME song; fo r He hath done marvelous the corrugated roller, if the surface and RIGHT KIND TO P LA N T things: His right hand, and his holy from the middle o f April to the AT THIS TIME arm hath gotten Him the victory.” middle o f May. Drill it in if suita — Psalm 98:1 ble machinery is available, which DON T FORGET A B O U T will seed abont one inch in depth, THE B E T T E R G ARD EN YOU or broadcast by hand.. Cover the Christian Church Services CA N H A V E BY USING A seed by harrowing lightly or using L ITTLE OF OUR Sunday, April 19. 1925. tthe corrugated roller, if the surface Bible School at 10 a. m. is dry. EARLY SEED POTATOES High Scouring Butter Need C O N F E C T IO N E R Y »r.d L I G H T L U N C H n a tio n s . ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY, S u b sc rip tio n K a t e s R. G . M A R C H B A N K Mrs. Betty Weatherby, Supt. The story o f the picture touches the south at Hodgenville, Ky., the birthplace o f Lincoln; at New Or leans; at Richmond; City Point; Ap pomattox; Charleston, S. C. Mrs. Harold Wooster o f Camp 8 was in Estacada Tuesday. International Made to M e a s u r e CLOTHES ... - . — = - 1 Dance at Carver Saturday night, : Kelly’s six piece orchestra. * NOTICE FOR PUB LICATION Department o f the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Portland, Oregon, March 12, 1925. NOTICE is here bv given that Clyde E. Hill, o f 515 Park St., Van couver, Wash., who on October 1, 1923, made Homestead Entry, No. 07476, for NYaSEL, S ^ N E 'A ,S e c tion 11, Township 4 S., Range 4 E., Willamette Meridian, has filed notice o f 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 o f April, 1925. Claimant names as witnesses: James W. Branstator, of R. No. 2, Box 53, Richfield, Wash.; Etta F. Branstator, o f R. No. 2, Box 53, Richfield, Wash.; Essie Stephens, of R. No. 2, Vancouver, Wash.; John Stephens, o f R. No. 2, Vancouver, Wash. Clackamas County— Act 6-9-16. Notice will be published for five ; consecutive weeks in the Eastern Clackamas News, Estacada, Ore. WALTER L. TOOZE, SR.’ 3-19-4-16 Register. Remeiiiber That Business Is Built Up on the Basis of Confidence and Trust. LET US ALL WORK TOGETHER FOR THE UPBUILDING OF OUR COMMUNITY. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hall, P rops. Successor to ‘SAILING INN’ Good Food Cooked Right Fill PII CENI li ME 111 SUBS m i ! Open from 6:30 a, m . to 8:00 p. m . ;! R U NEXT ESTACADA STATE BANK 10 where first clsse tonecr!*! work la done? The SOUARE DEAL” Barber Shop la the place —EARL LA FORCE. Proprietor. Hair Cut 35c. Shave 15c All other work at popular prleea—The right kind of work at the right kind of prleea. I ADIES' WORK A SPECIALTY BATHS BROADWAY, NEXT TO LINN S INN FERTILIZERS Preaching 11:00 “ I f Oregon and the other north Topic: “ Two Types of Christ west states are to succeed in selling GET OUR PRICES ON MILL the surplus butter already reaching ians. ” FEED— IT W IL L P A Y YOU. large proportions, it must produce Preaching at 8:00: a higher scoring produce,” says P. Preaching Under Christ’s | M, Brandt, professor o f dairy hus BARTHOLOM EW Commission. " bandry at the state agricultural col and LA W R E N C E lege. "W e must be able to sell in Choir rehearsal Saturday at California and other markets in com 7:30 p. m. Estaceda. Oregon. petition with the superior grades of We are aiming to help people butter produced in the great dairy states o f Minnesota and Wisconsin, and that is now being imported from New Zealand and Australia in spite o f n tariff o f 8 cents per pound. HOW OFTEN H A V E YOU USED YOUR PO CK ET KNIFE IN CUTTING FRUIT ON LY TO FIND IT D U L L E D ,ST A IN STAINLESS CUTLERY FA RM REMINDERS Grimm A lfalfa Hardy Plantings o f Grimm alfalfa in Morrow county withstood the cold winter far better than the common variety, according to a survey made recently by R. W. Morse, county agent. He says that Grimmsowed by I. Skovbo o f Boardman a year ago was not damaged while common alfalfa all around it was nipped. Gurnet Barat o f Heppner reporta that Grimm he seeds two years ago is the only alfalfa left on his place. Many other growers report similar comparisons, according to Morse. Grimm is the variety recommended by the state and county agricultu ral economic conferences because as compared with other varieties it lives longer, resiots cold better, starts earlier in the spring and yields more hay to the acre. ED AND BLACK ENED TR Y ONE OF OUR STAIN LESS, STE E L POCKET KNIVES THAT REALLY HAS A LASTING KEEN CU TTIN G EDCE. STAYS SHARPS. STAYS FRIGHT. W IL L NOT STAIN TARNISH, RUST OR CORRODE. THE KNIFE THAT WILL LAST A LIFETIME THEESTACADA p h a r m a c y T&e Store PORTLAND - CARVER - ESTACADA STAGES Municipal Tern In»: Sinh and Salmon Sts . Phene Main 77JJ LINN'S INN. Eaincada Oregon Lv EstecaJa 8 JO A. M Su ieC rtalt g:a8 A M Me W CHEVROLET The CARS SCHEDULE 4 30 P Chick, Want Frea Rang# Brooding chicks on clean soil and giving them free range following the brooding period is a wise prac tice. according to H. E. Coshy, poul try specialist of the O. A. C. exten sion service. A two, three o f four yard system with the permanent brooder will permit ranging chicks on clean ground each year and will go far toward avoiding diseases that result from soil contamination, says Corby. He asseits that brood ing a large number o f chicks on the sameground year after year and raising them to laying age on the same ground used for brooding is is about the surest known method o f going out o f the chicken business. Sec the Neiv— THE ESTACAD,1 MEAT CO. H. C, G O H R IN G Prop. Roadster Touring Coupe Sedan Coach ☆ E a rly plo w in g Helps O p * n From 7 a. m. to (3 p. m. middle of April will conserve moro moisture than those left unplowed aftar that date, says C. L Long, hor- Estacada S a tu rd a y s, o p e n to 8 p m See the new sedan with beautiful Fisher Body and one-piece V V windshield, finished in aqua-marine blue and black D u c o — Balloon tires and disc w’heels. See the new Fisher Body coupe of strikingly beautiful design, finished in sage green and black Duco— Balloon tires and disc wheels. CASCADE MOTOR CO n A n D A i . E S T r A . C » • See the new roadster and touring car with new bodies finished in rich dark blue Duco, with cowl lights, new disc clutch, and new extra strong rear axle with banjo-type housing. See the new coach, another fine Fisher Body closed car of low price, Duco finished, mounted on the'new Chevrolet chassis with its many added quality features —Balloon tires and artillery wheels. Beef, Mutton, Vca! ar,d flogs Bought Willamette valley fruit plantings that are plowed and worked by the Oregon • OREGON -j.