Eastern Clackamas news., May 14, 1925, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1925.
MORE THAN 165,000 FAM!L!E5
In all walks of life, have taken advantage of “ The
Ford Plan” to own an automobile. Let us tell you
about it.
E v e r y fa m ily — w ith ev en th e m ost m o d est inco m e, can no w a f ­
f o r d a c a r o f t h e i r o w n . T h i s F o r d p l a n m a k e s it p o s s i b l e .
Y o u a c c o m p lis h s o m e th i n g w h e n y o u o w n a n a u t o m o b i l e — give
y o u rself m ore e a rn in g p o w e r— c co n o m iie
your
tim e — trav el
m o r e , s e e m o r e , d o m o r e , e u . i o y m o r e — g e t m o r e o u t -of l i f e f o r
yourself
a n d f a m ily — b rin g p le a s u re to o th e rs
B uying a F o rd m ean s m ak in g a so u n d in v e s tm e n t.
An invest­
m e n t t h a t yields i n c r e a s e d ea rn in g e
and
pleasures,
broadens
y o u r v isio n — m o v e s y o u j u s t t h a t m u c h f a r t h e r o n th e r o a d to
success.
E v e ry fam ily sh o u ld h av e th e ir o w n car.
W h y be
pushed
and
j a m m e d in c r o w d e d c o n v e y a n c e s w h e n y o u c a n e a s i l y a n d e c o ­
n o m ic a lly go a n d c o m e in y o u r o w n
au to m o b ile ? W hy sta y
at
h o m e on p le a s a n t a f t e r n o o n s w h en you a n d th e fa m ily sh ould
be e n jo y in g n a t u r e 's b e a u ty o u td o o r s ?
Y o u liv e b u t o n c e a n d
th e y e a r s roll b y q u ic k ly .
W h y w ait fo r
tom orrow for
thin g s
th a t you r ig h tf u lly should e n jo y to d a y ?
D o n ’t w i s h f o r a cai
a n y l o n g e r . W e ' l l s h o w y o u h o w e a s y i t is t o o w n y o u r o w n c a r .
CURRINSVILLE ITEMS
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Tompkins died the 9th inst.
in a Portland hospital.
Mrs. Nellie Currin and Mr. and
Mrs.Henry Heiple are over at the
coast this week.
Miss Ethel Hale of Portland spent
the week-end at the home of her
parents.
Mrs. Lester Hale is in Independe-
nendence taking treatments.
Lester Hale is up again after be-
ing confined to his home for a week
There seems to be an unusual
amount of sickness in this comma-
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Editor,....
Ruth Day
Assistant Editor,.... Virginia Du Bois
Sport Editor................Irene Hayden
t lass Editor........... Richard Hayman
The Japanese operetta, “Yanki
San” which was given Friday, May
8, met with hearty response.
All
WCI* off in fine order and over *50
'vas madeJ after the expenses had
heen pa,d’ Thls 'vil1 be turned
toLthc Student Body feasury.
We wish to thank everyone who at-
K. C. Dockendorf of Molalla vis- tcnded this operett'1 for thair pat-
ited his home at Morrow Station
.
last Sunday
The "ate °*
Senior Class play
‘ Most o f ’the farming is done and has bcen chanKeb and “
be
the gardens are being looked after i;ivcn on Thursday, May 28. The
at the present time.
t!m0 has been lengthened on ac-
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heiple spent count of the inability of the Sen-
Sunday withethe former's parents,. iors to prescnt their play on the
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heiple.
previously announced date.
The
____________ hiprh school orchestra will be pres-
Good Bread Begins
With Good
1
Ingredients
We Are Constantly Searching and Testing for Ways
to Improve Holsum If It Can Be Done
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Our flour is the pick of scores of brands.
We use
only open-kettle-rendered lard, fine granulated sugar, Les­
lie’s salt, lots of milk and Fleischmana’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 I an, ail of Estacada; J. 0. Tunneli,
Currinsvilie; A. C. Cogswell and Smith’s Store of Eagle Creek ¡Harvey
Gibson, Barton.
LOG CABIN BAKING COMPANY
Vancouver Ave., Ivy and Fre nont Sts., Portland, Oregon.
cnt an for
,d w*
f,? 1 that this alone
speaks
itself.
Mrs. Monte .Valien and baby, Miss Corrine Trullinger has been
Mary
with Walter Cox motored chosen to represent the Senior
BOB
over to Molalla last Wednesday to class on graduation night
visit Mrs. Jessie Freeman.
The Estacada high school base-
C O O K E M O TO R C O M PA NY
Mrs. John Nelson is in a very ball team played two games away
ESTACADA. OREGON
critical condition with rheumatism from home-last week. They were
and heart trouble.
defeated at Hillsboro on Tuesday
Codfish........................................ 20cts. lb. or2 for.35 eta.
Mrs. Norma .Ginther and daugh- by a score of 2 to 1, but it was a
Cand H Fruit Berry sugar, cash______ _____ $ 700
Ground Barley___________________ _______
$2.15
X ter, Gertrude of Portland spent last close game of twelve innings.
Last Friday at Milwaukie the Es­
l week at the home of her sister, Miss
Veribest Milk, can________ _ ____________ .10 els.
tacada nine upheld their good repu-
X. Nellie Vallen.
Babbits Cleanser___________ _____________
,05 ets'
Several members
of the
Dan tation by winning 16 to 0.
Western Oil...................................................1* .15 ets. qt!
Stahlnecker family have been sick The home team was defeated
at
Eastern Oil............................................25 and .30 ets. qt.
but at present are improving.
Woodburn, Tuesday of this week
Shell or Standard G asoline...................... ,21 ets. gal.
John Scott met with an accident by a score of 8 to 3. A large
Water Glass for preserving eggs_.^_............... 25 ets. qt.
T while working last week which re- number of Estacada stndents were
Men's blue shirts______ ______ ________ ___ .75cts.
X suited in several broken ribs
and there to yell for the boys
Men’s screen ventilated hats........ ...................., .75 cts<
The local team was off color and
*t| other bruises.
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Mr. and Mrs H. Alder and two errors were responsible for most of
2 lb. loaves bread_______ ____________________15 ets.
children of Camas, Wash., visited I the scores made by Woodburru
Holsum Bread________ .*____ ____ _
.10 and .14 eta.
£ at the home of Mrs. Alder’s par-
Next Saturday, May 16, the Al-
Gresham
Bread....................................
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.09 and .13 ets.
i ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Brown, l>any high school team will play our
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I boys here.
Albany has a very
Currinsvilie, Oregon. J . O . T U N N E L L
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Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Turel are | strong team this year. The game
y at home now after spending six starts at 3 P. M. Come out and
I! months above Estacada where Mr. *ee a big game and help your team.
Turel was employed
Remember the date, Saturday,
Willie Bittner is working for L. May 16,
P. Elliott near Molalla.
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Walter Cox is working for the!
BARTON
h o m e .
CARVER, OREGON.
y Freeman Lumber Co., a few miles
° from Molalla.
The Barton Baseball team went
Mrs. M. A. Henderson, Mr. and 1» Stafford last Sunday to play
Mrs. L. N. Vallen and son, Oril, ball, accompanied by severa local
were dinner guests at the home of fans, but. the game was postponed
ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS,
Mr. and Mrs. May in Highland, on account of rain.
Sunday.
Sunday, May 17 the Barton team
GAS AND OIL—At Portland Prices
School closes Tuesday. A short "'ill play the fast team of Foster j
progrom was given Saturday night Road and 82nd street on the Bar-
with a large crowd in attendance ton diamond.
Everyone should
R. G. MARCHBANK, Owner.
Phone 19-5
and all report a good time. Miss come out and see the war.
Butterfield will remain until Satur-
George Forman, road supervisor v.
day, then expects to go to Molalla. »8 doing some good work on the
She has taught a good term of River Road between Barton and t /-> » xjq
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school.
A few of the scholars Carver. He reports that it is hard LOAIl S .0n fa ™,S ? Per C
to get men for this work as the commission. City Loans Monthly
have not been tardy or absent.
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wages in the camps are much more P,an' 0re*on C,ty Abstract Co.
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attractive.
U PPER EAG LE ( REEK
B’OR SALE—B aby c h ic k s ,
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Johnson and Lake are busy haul-
Mrs. B. F.
A weiner-roast party was given j„g wood for the Portland market. delivery May 16.
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Bullard,
Estacada,
Route
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on the school grounds last Thurs
Charles Bartlmy of 'Wasco i s _______________________________
X liny evening. Quite a number of here visiting his brother, Albert,
FOR SALE — Fifty acres of
grain crop one-half fall sown,
f the. peoplc can>° put in *P*e of th® who is seriously ill at this time.
\ inclemency
of the weather and
Mother’. D .y Service.
inquire at “ Hills View ” ranch,
? >,eemed t0 enf y roasting the wei- Mother’s Day sermons were Route 2, Estacada, phone 594
$ ners over a bon fire and eating preached Sunday in the Baptist I t
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church. The pastor,, Rev. D, Q. ------------ .----------- -
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Miss Edythe Peters, with her pu- Barry, conducted the m o r n i n g ser-
LOST — Poeketbook with $8.60
l P«1*. went down to Lower
Eagle vice and Rcv r . c . Jones, field rep- cash, driver's license, pair small
? C reek I- nday afternoon and the resentative of the Pacific Coast diamond ear rings, leave at Home
f i b°y* played ba,1‘ The score w a s and R e s c u e protective Society con- restaurant, Estacada. reward.
% *21 to a.0 in favor of Lower Eagle ducted the evening service.
The Joe Hirfe.
It
1 reek.
young people took an active part at ----------------------------
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V M’ss Naomi Paddison
aceom- the morning service, testimonies
FOR SALE — 4 sacks No. 1 Bur-
1 ,' panied Miss Edythe Peters
home from the young and old in refer- bank seed potatoes $ 3.06 p er sack
E L E C T R IC B U IL D IN G , P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N .
£
J la;tFriday, being her guest during ence to their mother’s Christian 6 sacks table stock Burbanks
the week-end.
devotion and influence on their $2.75 per sack, 150 lbs. pure
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Mr. and Mrs. i d Douglass and young lives were much in evidence. American Wonder drop seed,
bt'le Betty Jean; Mrs. Roy Doug-
Those honoring departed mothers treated, $ 4 00 takes them, de!-
ia-s and little son Qointen, and WOre the white flower and those in ivered at Estacada. S. A. Rob-
Mrs. W. H. Douglass were Port- honor of a living one, a colored erts, Boring, Oregon.
It
thus
land visitors on Monday.
flower. The church was beautifully
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ill
Douglass
and
Cleve
Heiple
decorated
with
cut
flowers..
Many
FOR
8ALE
Straw
berries
and
S T R IC T L Y S A N IT A R Y
S A T IS F A C T IO N G U A R A N T E E D
went fishing over on the Clackamas hymns were sung to the accompa Raspberries during the ^Season
fetida
H O U R S — 9:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M
the other day and Will caught two niment of a piano and violin. Both Fifty cents^per crate Pick em
S A T U R D A Y — 9 : 0 0 A. M. T O 1 0 : 0 0 P . M.
Chinook salmon, one weighing 2 ~ services were much enjoyed and yourself. Kinney and Lamber-
ED’S SERVICE STATION
pounds and the other 21 pounds.
the sermons made a deep impres- sons place opposite G 8 f fi e ld
M A SO N IC BLD G . E S T A C A D A
A R T . S M IT H . Propr.
ESTACADA, OREGON
Roy Douglass made a business sion upon the minds of the audi- Grange hall.
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trip to Portland. Monday after- ence.
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noon-.
__________ FOR SALE—One span young
PLAN BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
LOCAL BREVITIES
Mrs. Will Douglass and Mrs. Per-
Dance at Carver Saturday night, |*3Y horses, weight about 1400
E A R L LA F O R G E
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Mrs. H. C. Gohring and Mrs. ry Murphey were calling on Mr? Kelly’s six piece orchestra
two years old; also onesnvi buck
Albert and George Kitehing and
The “SQUARE DEAL” CARBER
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Wm, Asp Tuesday afternoon.
Ed. Steinman were in Portland, Theo. Ahiberg were pleasantly sur­
Pointer's Furniture Exchange, ^'K'P nAnies to trade or sell cheap
8 Ptacaiia’s lea ling tonsori .1 ai tut X
prised last Tuesday in honor of
Wednesday on business.
the place to get what you want (wild). H. S. Gibson, Eagle
LIN.VDEW WEDDING
Hair Cf?t 35c.
Shaie 15c
their birthdays.
and sell what you don’t want, if ^-eek. 2'? mil<?3 ea^t of the
A lto tl rtr work at co p tfar p ticM —T h « ric h t
kind
o
f
work
at
th
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r
f
h
t
kino
o f prices.;
Mr. Albert Lins and Miss Miner-
Grange hall, phone Estacada 16
Sir. and Mrs. R. H. Carter and
The ladies were invited by Mrs.
Ladies
Work
a
Specialty
children visited Mrs. Carter's fath­ D. Eschelnian and Sirs. G. Wilcox va Hew of Estacada were married
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er at Boring, Wednesday evening.
to spend the afternoon at the for- last Sunday afternoon at the home
BATHS
MONEY TO LOAN-W e have
BROADWAY NEXT TO LINN S INN
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mer's home and at six they were of the bride's mother in George, by
'V. H. Holder is making prepara- colled over to the F. C. Bartholo- B''v Weir of Clackamas,
I M I SUO FOR OSLE SOS p'entv of money to loan on farms
af 6'V Fpim one to 20 years.
tions to shingle his residence now mew homo where they found a
Sir. and Mrs. Lins left Sunday
No commission on large leans
occupied by the Grabeel family.
group of friends gathered in their afternoon for a short wedding trip
FOR BALE—Cnrd 'cose bay
CASH paid for false teeth, der.tal
S. E. W ooster . Estacada. Ore, for sale $14 per ton see J. 0.
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honor and a delightful birthday after which they plan to reside in
gold, platinum and discarded jewel­
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Dr. C. P. Johnson will be away dinner had been prepared. Those Estacada.
from his office all of next week, partaking of this were Sir. and
Mrs. Lins has been employed as a ry.—Hoke Smith Smelting A Refin­
J W o o ster, E-tacada.
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PIANO FOR SALE NEAR
He will return Monday. May 25.
Sirs. H. C. Gohring. Sir. and Mrs. stenographer in the Estacada State ing Co., Otsego, Michigan.
FNtacala Very fine |a ie model
FOR S l LE—C.-d! i ' p u p s
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Theodore Ahiberg. Mr. and Mrs. W Bank. While the groom is employed
piano
now stored near Es’acada females 5 5, males 5 10. Samuel
FOR
SALE
Fresh
cowl.
C.
G.
W. G. Moore drove a party of W. Rhodes, Mr. and Sirs. Wm. in the People’s Store. Both have
’o.v( P. Estacada, R oute4, Rhore
young folks to Portland, Tuesday. Smith, Sir. an j Mr*. D. Eschleman. a host of friends in the community Test, Eagle Creek, Oregon. 51! must Iteso'd at once. Rig sav
and terms $ 10 monthly to
5 -2 3
to attend the circus.
Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Wilcox and "ho join in wishing them the best
WAN TK l'-O . I I . vennp psporsible party. For partictl 6 X 5
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Sir. and Mr*. F. C. Bartholomew.
0 / wishes at the present time.
boar j ig. Wm. Held, E stafad a. lira write Cline Music Co, 413
FARM FOR RENT AT ONCE
Route I pi vi > 11 J 5
Mr. and Sirs. A. Rothers and
After the dinner the party re-
It no'en Ave. North, Seattle. Wash 40 Acres snitablo for spring oats
REBEXAHS
SPONSOR
SHOW
son of Portland visited, Tuesday, turned to the Etchleman home
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5 HI excellent pasture. S. E. Wooster
W A N T E O—Sheep, see A
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving wh*r* l’lnoohte wa* enjoyed.
' Es’acada. Oregon.
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The Rebekahs will sponsor the
Smith. Est. Tel. anil Tel. Co.
Smith.
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showing of the film. “The Courtahip
LUMBER FOR SA L E -W e WANTED—Second hand t e le.
Estacada.
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Mr. and Mr*. George Brewster of of Mile* Standish.“ at the L i b e r t y _____________
Fave a «mali amount ef 2 x 4 a " d
'phones. See A Smith at Est. Tel.
The pupil* of the Tracy school in
s.in Francisco. California visited at theatre. Friday. May 22nd. a play- FOR SXL 'j i) I ' M n I tr
Lower Garfield enjoyed a school the home of Mr. and Mm. Wtn. let and other features included.
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ami w a /ii i $ 2 > »
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ge-erai ’-c abimt the farm * TH. C o . . Estacada.
picnic last Sunday at the home of Wallace Smith last Sunday.
Mr. Admission 23 cent*.
Everybody Marchtvtnk or
G i iv tchi.i î. It You will find the price very rea
WANTED—A housekeeper-
ELYVOOD ITEMS
OJRRINSVILLE STORE PRICES
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Now Is The Time To
Electrify Your Home
You already know that Electric
Service is the most useful and
economic servant in the
MARCHBANK CHEVROLET CO.
CHEVROLETS
Why not start now and let Elec­
tricity do all your household
drudgery for you?
Modern Appliances
at Moderate Prices
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We have an excellent stock to
select from.
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BUICKS
HAND BUILT
TIRES and TUBES
Electric S t o r e ,
Electric Building
GENERAL
Portland Electric Power Company
BOBS UNION BARBER SHOP
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:l . ir ton, her. Mr
E a r l T r a c y in up-
|!r.«st«r
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hi
that
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sonable.
Come down p-d see one who is a worker.
Answer
From the report* a tity.
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FOR SALE-One milk g o a t whr.t we got. Electric Lumber; in own hand wri'sng Mate wages
very fin# tim#wa* #njoy#d by
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George Pointer wa* in Portland, and doe kid. heavy milkirg typo. A: Mfg. Co., River Mill. Oregon. wanted Address Housekeeper
those attendia;
CLACKAMAS NEWS $1.50 YR. Wednesday on bu*incM.
J. J. Marchbank. Estacada, 5*7tf
3-5 tf i care of EdUctula New*
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Per Garfield.