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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1925
F o rd so n
The Farmer’s Most Reliable
Hired man.
put the farmer on a par with the city manu-
I facturer. To put his produce factory—for that
is what a farm is - on an efficient production basis.”
Spurred by this ideal Henry Ford brought the
Fordson Tractor into being.
Ten years have elapsed since the introduction of
the Fordson. Built primarily for the farmer, the
greater part of the 400,000 Fordsons that have been
produced are a big factor in making thousands of
farms more productive—and with greater returns to
their owners. Farm profits do not come from greater
and better crops alone, but depend much upon time
and labor and the results of diversified farm activity.
Fordson methods are directly responsible for the pro­
fits that result
Enlist the aid of the Fordson now for greater
farm profits. Ask your own neighbors who own
Fordsons and give Bob Cooke a chance to show you
how Fordson farming will be more profitable for you.
«»T O
M O TO R
LIFE’S GREATEST GAME
Mrs. E. Kelsey and
daughter,
Dorethy o f Seattle are the house
guests o f Mrs. Sam Dunlap.
Mrs. W. R. Reed was hostess
to one o f the most enjoyable Skip-
a-Week
club
meetings.
Eleven
members and six visitors enjoyed
the afternoon.
A group
of
songs were
sung by
Mrs. E.
Kelsey.
Mrs. Char. Duncan was
elected president and Mrs. M. G.
Weatherby secretary-trcas. A deli-
cious five o ’clock t ea was served
at flowed decked
tables on
the
porch. Mrs. Walter Shriner will be
the next hostess, July 9.
Mr. and Mrs. McBroom
moved
to Salem last week.
The
Garfield Juvenile degree
team went to Milwaukie last Sat­
urday and put on the Juvenile
work at the Milwaukie grange.
The swirl ° f grey waters in her
wake— the giant engines
driving
her on smoothly across the At-
lantic— then the terrific hale from
the lookout— the vicious bulk
of
j the great iceberg— the crash— the
stab of the ice below her water
hne, panic,
screams,
creaking
blocks, capsized lifeboats, pande-
monium, and darkness, as the great
shiP sinks, bow first, to her watery
grave.
Epitomizing the human qualities
o f baseball— eulogizing the Honor
and Faith and Good Intent of the
great National game— swinging on
to new principles of Drama, “ L ife’s
Greatest Game,” at the
Liberty
Theatre, Sunday and Monday, will
go thundering down
the
motion
picture ages as a new monument
to the Cinema Art!
The Ice cream and strawberry
social given by the Skip-a-week
club last Wednesday was a big sue-
cess. Festoons o f purple and gold,
the club collors decorated the hall
and baskets o f ferns, larkspur and
yellow daisies adorned thetables.
The July meeting o f the Garfield
Grange will be held Wednesday
evening, July 1st at 8:00.
The
Juveniles will meet at 3:00 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Weatherby
and Gilbert attended the Molalla
District Sunday School
Rally at
Bear Creek, Sunday.
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BOB
C O O K E
GARFIELD H E M S
C O M PA NY
ESTACADA. OREGON
Now Is The Time To
Electrify Your Home
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.
CASH paid for false teeth,
X sold, platinum and discarded
ry.— Hoke Smith Smelting &
£ ing Co., Otsego, Michigan.
-
dental
jewel-
Refin-
Modern Appliances
at Moderate Prices
------------------- ------------------------------------- j longed siege o f pneumonia.
P OR SALE Several COW S,
Mrs. Rayburn was a form er res-
some coming fresh soon, also ident of Estacada and Oregon
! bunch of ewes and lambs, L. W. City where she was
an
active
’ Fox, 3 miles east of Estacada, worker in church circles.
R 1. Phone 71-112.
7-2
She was born in Nebraska, Feb­
ruary 29, 1892, and spent her
LOST, STRAYED or STOLEN girlhood in Colorado where she
Large Collie dog answers to the graduated from a Denver conserva-
name of “ Ted ” please return f
music. Since her marriage
or
p, call F.
, N, Cadonau 69-4 south
”i l ,‘ to Thomas Rayburn in 1910 she
K sta ca oa .________________________ ¡ 1 has lived in Oregon and Washing-
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W e have an excellent stock to
select from.
SOLD AT YOUR FAVOR­
TAURANTS
m _________________
and RES-
IN ESTACA­
HOLSUM
LONGLOAF
Ihw&tf iTUmêei of tñi Helium {nmi&f
DA AND VICINITY.
MARCHBANK CHEVROLET CO.
CAR VER , OREGON.
CHEVROLETS
B U IC K S
ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS,
G A S AND OIL— At Portland Price»
R. G. MARCHBANK, Owner.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
JUNE 25 AND 26.
“H IG H S P E E D "
Wolves o f the North No. 8.
Telephone Girls No. 6.
SATURDAY, JUNE 27,
“SIGN OF T H E C A C T U S ”
He blew up her father'» dam to punish him. Then
swam the torrents to save his enemy’s daughter.
“OREGON TR A IL”
“THE GIRL H ATER ”
SUNDAY AND MONDAY,
JUNE 28 AND 29.
“L I F E ’S G R E A T E S T G A M E "
TUESDAY
AND
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30 AND JULY I,
“T H U N D E R IN G H OOFS.”
1 six year old son, Thomas Jr., and
“ THE TRAITOR”
•
“ THE TROUBLE FIXER’
a
Estacada met defeat last Sunday
The Wilcox family have when they met Beaver Creek on
George moved int0 the Ficken house for- j the local diamond with a score of
6-25 merly occupied by the Johnson 9 to 5,
I " 3 ' 1 box b a * %as I,lck ed l’ P near Tuesday.
i there Tuesday forenoon,
Guttndge.
Phone 19-5
LIBERTY THEATRE
houses, to" ’
. . . . .
. , .
6-25 , bhe " ,u,r,v,ved b£u 1,er husIband’ »
% ANYONE picking up a blue two sister8 re,idin<f in C8lifornia-
X
brown
cretonne
hag with
, and
, ,
.
. . .
Dr. C. P. Johnson has purchased
•
bl rings containing iady s cloth- lhe Roy WUcox home in Terrace
Y {• blue
£ mg please return same to my Addition and took possession last
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The same Holsum quality that won the
Harry M. Freer Trophy the second time
in two years. The same price as the regu­
lar large loaf.
The W. C. T. U. Farm ..Home
benefit given Monday
evening in
the Masonic hail was a decided
success and about $25 will be turn- r '
ed over to that fund.
A program
consisting o f selec-
tions by the band; Violin and piano
numbers of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore;
Ahlberg; a clever Dutch song, Mr.
and Mrs. G. E. Lawrence; group
0f linger plays by
Jean Sarver, ,
Phyllis Cary and Jean
Grabeel;
recitations, Hugh Hassell and Ce­
cil Cahill; song
by four
girls;
; song by a group of children with
Wanda Carter taking the solo part
dressed as a news vender,
Following the program everyone
enjoyed the group
of
children’s
game,
and
refreshments
were
served during the evening.
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CARD OF THANKS
OBITUARY
____________
Economical for Large Families
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FOR SALE—Pigs from regis- i
Carrie Rayburn, wife of Thomas
tered Chester White stock, R. H.
Millard, % mile S, / l 2 E and >4 S Rayburn died in Chehali», Wash,,
of Springwater.
7-2 Sunday, June 21, following a pro-
FOR R E N T -T hret
see Heylman.
An ideal slice-size for toasting, sandwiches
and children’s between-meal snacks.
BENEFIT IS A SUCCESS
breeding next spring, Sam Powell ment,
Estacada, Route 4, Phone 6X5.
MR. AND MRS. O. E. CULVER.
{ 6-25
W h y not start now and let Elec­
tricity do all your household
drudgery for you?
To The Loaf
ITE GROCERY
J
home.
SLICES
rHE FARM HOME
,j.
fO R SALE, February a n d
We desire to thankour
friends
Y March Rhode Island Red pullets for their kindness and sympathy
i right for laying this fall and shown during our recent bereave-
You already know that Electric
Service is the most useful and
economic servant in the
CUTS M ORE
Mrs, Irving Smith delightfully
entertained at her home last Tues­
day afternoon with a silver tea for
the Rebekah order,
FOR SALE—Jac k s o n hay ­
fork complete; mower; rake;j
fanning mill and several other
4 farm implements will trade for
X live stock, hogs or goats. M. A.
5; Nelson, Boring, Oregon, Route,
4.
__
7-16
Electric S t o r e ,
Electric Building
FOR SALE—Oedar fence posts
H. R. Stuhbe, phone 24-3.
26
Portland Electric Power Company
ELECTRIC BUILDING,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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B O B S U N IO N B A R B E R SH O P
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
ART. SMITH. Propr.
Phone For Food
LF.MONS 50c A DOZ
SUGAR. THE SACK. $6 85
WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF PICKLES,
SANDWICH SPREAD PAPER PLATES AND SUP­
PLIES FOR THAAT PICNIC
Phone in Your Orders
AND WE WILL GLADLY DELIVER ANY
PLACE
ESTACADA OR IMMEDIATE VICINITY.
sale at
6-18 25
FOR SALE— Registered S h ­
ropshire buck. H. Huxley, Est­
acada.
6-18-25
LOANS on farms 6 per cent. No
commission. City Loans Monthly
plan. Oregon City Abstract Co.
MONEY fO LOAN
SWEEPSTAKES
O F THE LOS ANGELES-YOSEMITE ECONOMY RUN
Wt have
plenty o f money to loan on farms
at 6 "o From one to 20 years.
No commission on large loans.
S. E. W o o s t e r , Estacada, Ore.
_
6-19tf
W O N
IN
LUMBER FOR SALE Wt
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 and see
what we got. Electric Lumber
& Mfg. Co., River Mill, Oregon.
3-5 tf
The Rollin, lubricated with Zerolene, car­
ried off the sweepstakes— w inning the award
(or the highest efficiency and gasoline econ­
om y established in the run. Piloted by Jot
Bozrani, the Rodin's gasoline econom y rec­
ord for the 360 mile run from Los Angeles
into the Sierras to C am p Curry was 27.43
piles Per gallon of gasoline.
FOR SALE -Sannan
mi l k
goat, inquire o f Mrs. C. S. Allen,
Second and Currin St., Phone
5 7 - 3 ___ ________________5-21 tf
13 hen Zerolene brings In the Sweepstakes
33 inner o f the most competitive motoring event
o f the year — when it is the choice o f mor*
motorists in the Pacific CoastXtatcs than any
other oil made—won't it pay you to use Zero*
len c— a better oil even if it docs cost less?
Estacada Feed Store
ESTACADA, OREGON
Ctrtdnoffy
FOR SALE Pair mules, two
and three years old. will trade
forcattie, sheep or hogs. H. G.
Lake. Gresham. R 4, residence
Anderson Station.
6-25
SEE John Marshall at Spring-
water for cedar posts from 7 feet
to 20. also have a few sawed posts
4x6 cedar, any length.
6-25 25
FOR SALE—Fresh cow, sec­
ond calf, K. C. Hoygaard. Fara-
d »y.
6-25
with Z E R O L E N E
The Los Angeles-Yosem ite Economy Run
ol May 22-23 — the ranking stock car event ot
its kind in the United States, gave motordom
new official mileage records to vie for — and
another impressive victory (or Zerolenel
Pointer's Furniture Exchange,
the place to get « hat you w ant
and sell what you don't want, tf
W E » U Y MOST K IN DS OF F A RM PRODUCE
U. S. MORGAN
USED CARS—For
, Dinty Moore's Park.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
The Rollin and all other
cars in the run used Red
Crown gasoline exclu­
sively—the best buy in
town—by M I L E S !
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Why pay tribute to a superstition ?
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