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T*. STERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1925 PAGE FOÜft — LO W ER E A G L E C R E E K WHILE THE CROP IS STILL YOUR HANDS if ! Nature takes care of the crop after the seed is planted. But what good sunshine and rain can make of your crop depends upon the thorough seed bed preparation and proper planting which you have done. W e can show you how these often hurried spring tasks are well done and easily done with F O R D S O N power. BOB C O O K E M O TO R C O M PA NY ESTACADA. OREGON Fordson ! Now Is The Time To Electrify Your Home You already know that Electric Service is the most useful and economic servant in the hom e. Why not start now and let Elec tricity do all your household drudgery for you? Modern Appliances at Moderate Prices M. and Mrs. B. C. Russell and •Mr». Padd'so . F J n 1 "iss Elyth Mr. and Mrs. Isaacs of Portland I’etcrs motorel 1 1 I\ ^ I last Weil- spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. i < sday e . eni :p. A. D. Burnett. Mrs. R. B. Gibson and Mbs Peters Ronald Burnett came down from were calling on Mr». Ray Wood le last Corvallis to spend the week-end Thursday evening. with his parents. E igle Creek Grange held its regular Tracy Colt and a friend from meeting last Saturday at the Grange Portland spent Sunday at the home h »11. It was quite ail inte-esting meet of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Glover. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Munger and ing, three can lidates. Miss Ruth Dillon children of Philomath, Mr. and Miss Ruth Bldis.lell and Lilas LieShields Mrs. Glen Munger and Charlotte were initiate l in the first ani second Munger visited over Sunday with degrees and Mrs. Leila Hoffmaster was obligated in the third an! fourth de their father, R. E. Munger. grees. Mrs. James Smith is recovering An interesting program was render- from an attack of Erysipelas. Others who are on the sick list e l Two visitors, Mrs. Eaeh and Mrs. are Evelyn Meyers, and M. C. Glo Weatherby of Garfield Grange were ver, and small son, Mr. and Mrs. present. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Woodle were Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Combs. All have been suffering with la grippe. guests at the home of Ray Woodle, Mrs. Mae Munger and children, Sunday. Florence June and Marjory are Mr. and Mrs. “ Doc ” Hannah were spending a few days in OregonCity calling on the latters parents, Mr and with her sister, Mrs. Chas Menke. Mrs. Walter Douglass on Sunday. Thursday evening Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Douglass and Mrs. W. G.. Glover entertained ai children motored to Schuebel on Sunday dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Menke, and visited with Mrs. Douglass’ par- H. O. Cushman of Oregon City a n d )ents, Mr. and Mrs. Moehnke. Mrs. Carrie W. Parker of Glad Guy Wilcox and family have mo.'ed stone in honor of her birthday. dnwn to the Shuboek house. A large white-frosted • orange Mr. and Mrs. T. C. McKay entertain- filled, much becandled cake gar nished the center of the table. e l Mr. and Mrs. Will Doug lass at din Others droped in for the evening ner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass were and the young folks had a good j time pulling taffy, and all enjoyed Portland visitors on Monday afternoon. • t I the music. Those present besides The county health nurse, Miss Pierce X the dinner party were Miss Doro- and Ihe county dentist \ ¡sited the school X thy and Clela Phillips, Clyde Phil- in District No. 50 on Monday and foun.d y lips , Frank Leisy, Sol Tucker, only two pupils witn perfect teeth. & | Ruth, Raymond, and Betty Jean Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Douglass and X ] Glover. Mrs. Jim Denning were calling at the Mrs. Bertha Story of Oregon home of Walter Douglass on Sunday. * , City spent Sunday at the home of CARD OF THANKS $ I her sister, Mrs. E. L. Trullinger. Mrs. George Bell and her The family of the late Mr. C. S. daughter, Emma Gross, and baby, Allen desire to thank their friends for of Portland, and Mrs. Ben Ander the many expressions of love and son and son, Raymond, were call- sympathy shown during their recent 1 ing on Mrs. W. G. Glover, Wen- bereavement. nesday. The P. T. A. had a meeting at TO SERVE LUNCHEON the school Thursday evening which was well attended. Candy was The May and June hostesses of the sold and a fish pond in operation M. E>. Ladies' Aid will serve a birthday J to raiso money to standardize the luncheon May 6th in the Masonic dining school. hall beginning at 11:30. The menu consi»ts of meat loaf, gravy, potatoes, salad, bread and but LOCAL BREVITIES ter, butter scotch pudding, whipped J. E. Gates of Gresham came up cream and coffee. Price 25 cents. Ev I Tues lay on business. erybody come. It T £ Mr. and Mr3. Chas Norris and Mr. Dance at Carver Saturday night, and Mrs. W. J. Moore were among Kelly’s six piece orchestra * those who went salmon fishing Wednes day. We understand that the ladies 1 j caught the limit Mr. and Mrs. H. Hansen and son ofP ortland and Mr. and Mrs. Gor don Lawrence and son of Carver were Sunday Guests at the George Lawrence home. WANT UNO FOR SALE ADS We have an excellent stock to select from. Electric Store, Electric uilding TheEstacada Pharmacy is having the last section of new concrete FOR SALE—Bronze Turk e y walk laid this week. This greatly Tom was first prize yearling at adds to the attractiveness of this State Fair in 1924-price $ 15.00 business house ELECTRIC BUILDING. PORTLAND, OREGON. M AKE M ONEY Feeding Corn at the Low Price $ 2 .7 0 per hundred. ALL KINDS FEED LSUM Good Bread Begins f CASH paid for false teeth, dental gold, platinum and discarded jewel Rev. and Mrs. Howard Mort of ry.— Hoke Smith Smelting & Refin Independence were the guests of ing Co., Otsego, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs G. E. Lawrence dur- FOR SA L E-O ne 100 egg | ing their visit here Saturday and Petaluma incubator. Pointer’s , j Sunday. Portland Electric Power Company AP L E R E R E A G L E ( R E E K ! I Second Hand Store. Mrs. S. E. Lawrence. 3-12tf With Good Ingredients 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. IIOLSUVl is sold with Qmlity 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 . Tunnell, Currinsvilie; 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 Women’s Summer H ats...........................................25 cts. Children’s H ats...................................... .10 and .50 cts! New goods arriving daily. 4 rolls 72 Toilet paper........ ....................................... 25 cts. Liptons C o c o a ....._______ _____ ___ _____ .10 cts! S. O. S. the Magic C le an er............. .................. ,15 cts! Salt with io d in e ............. .......................................15 ct?| Babbits Cleaner_____. . . . . _______ ______ ” !05 cts! Ivory Soap, Guest size_________ __________ ” .05 cts. Holsum sandwich bread.______ _____________ .14 cts! Candies_______ . . . ___ _____ ____ _____ .20 cts! Folger’s C offee.......... ................... ! . . ” ! ! ! ! ! ’ ’ .50 cts! Dill Pickles, 1 gallon special . . . . ____________ _ $1.10 Sugar by the sack .............................................. $7.50 Water glass, furnish your vessel, quart . 25 cts Brooms........................................... ........................ .50 cts! Currinsvilie, Oregon. J. Q - T U N N E L L A COMPLETE LINE IMPLEMENTS-MACHINERY A U T O M O B IL E S WILLY’S KNIGHT OVERLAND MAXWELL CHRYSLER HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. RELIABILITY GRESHAM, ORE. SERVICE Look our Used Cars over—drive them, then you’ll buy a used car from Hessel. Every car guaranteed to be as represented MARCHBANK CHEVROLET CO. CARVER, OREGON. CHEVROLETS BUICKS ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS, GAS AND OIL— At Portland Prices 5-7 Mrs. H. B. Snyder and two chil dren dren left today for Harrisb FOR SALE Baby chicks, de urg. Pa. for a visit with her mother, livery May 5. Inquire Mrs. B. !v Mrsliauck, and other relatives. F. Bullard, Route 1. It Mrs. Snyder expects to be gone sev eral weeks. WANTED— Second h a n d te le Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Harkenrider re phones. Fee A. Smith at Est. Tel. turned home Wednesday after spending & Tel, C o , E sta c a d a 5 28 25 two weeks in Hermiston and S tanfi?Id,------------------------------------------------ — Oregon visiting their daughters, Mrs. WANTED—TOO GH ft. Cedar A. A Paulsen and Mrs. R. Richard» fence posts. Phone 69-7. tf and their families. Mr. H a rk e n rid e r---------------------—----------------------- -— reports thatthe crops in that section of W A N T E D —A houseke e p e r - the state look fair considering the weat- One Who is a worker. Answer in own hand writing, state wages her conditions of the present season. wanted. Address Housekeeper tf Pointer’s Furniture Exchange, care of Estacada News the place to get what you want W A N T E D—Sheep, see A. and sell what you don't want, tf Smith. Est. Tel. and Tel. Co . Estacada. tf Incom e Tax H as Never FOR SALE—One work horse, H ad Great Popularity w eig h s about 1.600 lbs., sound Imaginative persons seem never to tire of conjecturing as to which of and true Price $ 30, inquire Box modern man's accomplishments would 408. R 1 Lents. Oregon or see D M. Marshall» Estacada. It most astound our ancestors. R. G. MARCHBANK, Owner. Phone 19-5 BOB’S UNION BARBER SHOP and MARCEL SALON STRICTLY SANITARY SATISFACTION GUARANTEED HOURS— 9:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M SATURDAY— 9:00 A. M. TO 10:00 P. M. MASONIC BLDG. ESTACADA LUMBER FOR S A L E -V V e ' have a small amount of 2 x 4 and 1 x 8 shiplap, Grade suitable for general use about the farm You will find the price very rea sonable. Come down ar.d see what we got. Electric Lumber & Mfg. CoT, River Mill, Oregon. 3-5 tf USED- Overlands. Stars and lo e motorcar or the airplane Is FOR SALE—Good team, harn Fords with a large list of other usually the favorite, hut If one could select a chosen few, comprising many ess and wffgon 8 200^ see R G. good used automobiles, trucks Hessel Implement of the kings of England along with M irchbank or Geo. Kitching. It and tractors Co., Gresham. Oregon. 4-30 Ihelr councilors, probably the achieve GUARANTEED U S E D IM- ment which would bulk largest In FOR SA LE—4 room house arri their <■)es would be the collection of plements, machine v, c r e a m the income lax. separators and d r a g s a w s. three lots, has garage, frost proof Starting with Edward HI, who rtls. Hessel Implement Co , Gresham, cellar, wood shed, fruit and shade tingulshed himself hy collecting ftlkV Oregon. trees, inquire General Service tMO by a graduated capital levy in Reliability Service Station. 4 9tf WE BUY MOST KINDS O F FARM PRODUCE 1321 without causing a revolution, the 4 23*30 history of Ihe efforts of the rulers of LOANS on farms Ö per cent. No our race to yoke us with this burden MONEY TO LO A N -W e have commission. City Lrans Monthly is Interesting. Edward Ill's levy was plenty of rm nev to I oar on fat ms plan. Oregon City Abstract Co. <ory modest. says A. G. D. In the Win at 6 V > From ot e 10 20 y<ars. nipeg Free Press. It ranged from *30 No commission on 1 ve loans. FOR SALE Goad ».ose h a ' to t> cents, according to the position S. E. W o o s t e r . F.s.aiada. Ore. fo r >a!e i l l p *r tt.n ■>e J. O. of the taxpayer. U. S. MORGAN Estacada, Oregon. 6 ¡9'f Tunned. C iri insville cr S. F. Richard II—his Ill-starred grand- tf A’oo-tef.- Estacada s* n almost lost his throne before h# PIANO F O R SA LE NEAR had got firmly seated on It, because he FARM FOR RENT Al 0>CK le\ied a still more modest tax. rang Estacada—Very fo e la e model ing from »3 to 8 cents. Wot Tyler, piano now -toted rear Kst:;«fi-da 10 Acres suitable for spring oats L. D. 5. Services Th*' members of the Dorcas Socl bet ore lie was murdered, so convinced must be so «i at r r.ee. Big sav xce .ent pasture. S. E Wo lte r , , _ . . etjr of Garfield will present th tf Ttie R e o rg a n iz e d Church o f pu>. -T h e Burglar A larm ." T h u - ti e rulers of Britain that an Income ing and terms $10 morthly to Estacada. Oregon. For particu Jesus Christ of Latter Pay dnv. April 30. i»t the grange hall at tax was not a practical form of taxa responsibl lattv Saints holds Sunday School ser 7 :3ö p. m. No admisaion will be tion that it was more than 300 years lars write Cure Music Co.. 413 WANTED—D r y c o w s o r and all are cordiaily in beiore such a levy waa again at- Boren Ave. North. Seattle. Wash! 'our.g stock. Joe Ni chol s on. vices every Sunday at the I. 0. charged vited to attend. Kefreshment» will (•uiptvil. 5 14 Estacad a. ART. SMITH. Propr. C TC HAND BlIILT TIRES TUBES COMPLETE STOCK OF GROCERIES GOOD GOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES. GÉfŒRAL ^ G A S O Í FNf y Estacada Feed Store 0 . r. ball at 10 A. M. b« »old dunng th« «vening. i »« nn GEORGE & ED’S Service Station ESTACADA, OREGON Po.,usr’s for Paints. Wall paper 4-23 30 and Window Giaas. 5-22.
