Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928, July 30, 1925, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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EASTERN' CLACKAMAS NEWS,
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S P R IN G W IT E R N E W S
THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1925.
LOW ER EAG LE C R EEK
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CUTS MORE
The Suniicy School convention
Mrs. L. Trullinger is in Oregon
heir! on Sunday was well attended, City staying with a sister, Mrs.
there being about 200 enrolled in Be. .ha Story, who is recuperating
the Sunday school classes.
The from an operation,
music and singing were much
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Moehnke, Mr.
July 24 to A ugust 27, 1925.
enjoyed as were the talks and and Mrs. Ivan Moehnke and daugh-
discusslons.
ter, Virginia, Mrs Lena Mae Mun-
Mrs. Fred Samples and children ger and family and lone Anderson
of Bend are visiting for a few spent Thursday evening at the
An ideal slice size for toasting, sandw iches
weeks at the home of Mrs. Samples’ home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Glov-
and children’s betw een-m eal snacks.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Mon- er. All had a good time making
roe-
and eating ice cream and cake.
Mrs. McClellan and baby came
Miss Dorothy Phillips is spending
Economical for Large Families
home on Thursday.
the week at the Gresham fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marrs of Ore- Mr.
and Mrs. Robert N. Phillips
The sam e Holsum quality that won the
gon City visited on Thursday at the and baby, Robert Jr., and Mrs.
YOU MAY PAY| AS LITTLE AS ONE-FOURTH DOWN NOW
Harry M. Freer Trophy the second time
J. A. Shibley home.
Frank Brar.eau of Portland spent
Mrs Monroe had the misfortune Sunday at the home of Mrs. Lena
in two years. The sam e price as the regu­
last Monday to fall in some way Mae Munger.
The balance is divided into two amounts, one of
lar large loaf.
and fracture a bone in her right Mr.
and Mrs Lloyd Trullinger
which may be paid after this Fall’s crops are in and
arm, break a rib and receive other have been at the home of their
SOLD AT YOUR FAVOR­
marketed; the other one year later. Thus you pay
bad bruises.
parent?,Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Trullin-
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shibley were ger for a few days.
ITE GROCERY and RES-*
when you have the money and not at times when you
Wednesday evening callers at the
The George Foreman thrashing
need the money to carry on the business of farming.
TAURANTS IN ESTACA- L O N G L O A F
J. F. Moger home.
machine has been in our neighbor-
Press Howell mabe a business hood this week and has thrashed
DA AND VICINITY.
llewat
of ifubetium{amity
trip to Portland on Thursday.
for a number af persons.
This Offer Expires August 27,1925.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Erickson and
A. H. Anderson sent several
daughter, Bernice, and Mrs. Foun- nice fat hogs to Portland the first
tainbary of Portland have been of the week,
INDEX PRODUCE COMPANY
INDEX PRODUCE COMNANY
visiting at tht Peter Erickson home.
BARTON
Mrs. P. S. Palmer and son of
Spokane, Wash., have been visit-
Miss Jessie Odell who is training
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Good Samaritan hospital
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Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Reid of ;n Portland spent Sunday with
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Cary’s Addition were Sunday after- her parentS| Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
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noon callers at the A. Dodson o,]eu
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PORTLAND, OREGON.
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and
Mrs. W. J. Bennett
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David, Walter and Charles of with a »core of 16 to i.
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Corvallis are visiting at the Me-
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Whitehead and
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Clell an home. Mrs. Bennett is a sis­ son
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Lawrence of Bridal Veil
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apent the week-end with their par-
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Mr. and Mrs. George Howell entg> Mr and Mrg> Jons Pedersen.
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were Sunday callers at the Wiley
Mr. and Mrg, Earl odell made
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.j. Howell home.
a trip to Portland on Saturday.
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EVERYTHING CALLED PRODUCE.
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Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, Mr. Misses Elnora and Gladys Gnff-
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y Madden, Miss Madden,
and Mrs. net of Portiand spent the week_
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{ Palmcr and son t00k a very en' end with their parents,
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Mrs. Frank Guffn^t.
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Mr. and Mrs- Peter Erickson, Mr, and Mrs. George Foreman,
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% nice Erickson and Evelyn Aycock [¡eg drove to
Estacada Sunday
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Mr, and Mrs. Eari Odell and sis-
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Mr. Stone and daughter Martha. ter and Misg Grace Ferren were
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v a n d sons Henry and Albert spent visitors at the Horger home at Ea-
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S, coast.
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Mrs. Me Clelinrt’s mother, Mrs. When Richard Dix delivers “The
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Harmon, is visiting in Portland for shock Punch’’ in the big fight at
several days.
the top of a New York sky-scra-
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The Hanson family family visited per under construction you’ll al-
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Mrs. George Perry and children, PPats.—Liberty Theatre August 9th
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Donald are and 10th.—Benefit Masonic Build­
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spending their vacation visiting ¡„K Association.
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Mr. Perry at Timber.
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MAIN 2989.
Near M orrison.
151 Front.
Robert Stone haa been h e l p i n g
The main building of the Estaca- a
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Mr. Moger with his harvesting.
Ida Feed Store is being reshingled 7.
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Haying is about over and har- i this week,
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INDEX PRODUCE COMNANY
vesting is in full swing in this sec-
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INDEX PRODUCE COMPANY
tion now.
THOMSON
PORTRAYS
Avis Cadonau and Florence Has-
DELI GHTFUL CHARACTER ~
soli were Sunday evening callers ,<That Dev(, Quemado» Fred Thom. r
at the Shibley home.
i son’s latest and greatest western !
comedy drama will show at the
The Estacada Telephone and Liberty Theatre next Tuesday and
Telegraph Company began distrib­ Wednesday. There is no question
Thomson's popularity with movie
uting their new telephone directo­ of
CARVER, OREGON.
lovers, nor of tne increasing admi­
ries, Wednesday of this week.
ration and wonder at the marvelous
acting of Silver King, his beauti­
ful horse. “That Devil Quemado’’
VARIEGATED CUTWORMS
RAID GARDEN AND FIELD proves an excellent vehicle for the
athletic star, as its author, Marvin
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Wilhite,
doubtless
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ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS,
From department
Industr.al
Gloria Hop(?
jg a intended
prmy> ,dvacioug
nalism O. A. C,
and wholly charming heroine, while
GAS AND OIL— At Portland Prices
Variegated cutworm are making all of the large cast proves ade-
serious raids on fields, garden and <iuate.
flower plants in most parts of west-
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R. C. MARCHBANK, Owner.
Phone 19-5
ern Oregon and in some parts of
eastern Oregon . They eat every
part of some plants—leaf, stem,
and root—and also gnaw into such
fruits as apples and tomatoes, i
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Calls for help have come by hun-!-----------------------------------------------
ELECTRIC BUILDING, PORTLAND, OREGON.
dreds to the experiment station
CASH paid for false teeth, dental
and to county agents. Poison bran
platinum and discarded jewel-
“Th# shop where the barber know* hi* ituff,”
mash made as follows is the con- O'.— Hoke Smith Smelting & Refin-
trol recommended:
ing Co., Otsego, Michigan.
EARL LA FORGE, Proprietor,
Mix 15 pounds of course bran ——— —
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ESTACADA S LEADING TONSORIAL ARTIST.
with 10 ounces of paris green and
FOR R E N T T h re t housps.
H AIR C UT 35c; SH A V E 15c.
1 pint of salt. Dilute 1 pint of see nevlman.
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All ether work at popular price*.
syrup with enough of water to ~~ USED CARS—For sale ~at
MOTTO—“
LIVE AND LET LIVE,”
STRICTLY SANITARY
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
make a moist crumbly m.. h uch Dintv Moore’s Park.
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as
will
fall
apart
when
dropped
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BOBBING AND SHINCLING A SPECIALTY.
HOURS— 9:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M
from the hand. Scatter this mash
Pointer’s Furniture Exchange,
SATURDAY— 9:00 A. M. TO 10:00 P. M.
about the plants and over the in- the place to get w hat VOU want
MASONIC BLDG. ESTACADA
ART. SMITH, Propr.
fosted ground, where the w >rms and sell what von don't want, tf
BROADWAY, NEAR LINN’S INN, ESTACADA, OREGON.
trill find and eat it on their way
LOANS on farms 6 per cent. No
j to the plants.
This bait is preferred by the commission. City Loans Monthly
worms to the plants and is gn edi- plan. Oregon City Abstract Co.
WANTED—Evergreen Black­
ly eaten.
It is likewise quickly
berries any quantity, crates fur­
WANTED
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fatal.
nished. J. O. Hayman
7-30tf
The variegated cutworm is al­ cow or coming fresh, must be
young. Victor Leon. Estacada.
ways pne.cnt. but it* number* are phonel2
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“A FOR SALE or TRADE—Pony
Phone 12 4 4. ' ^
SPECIAL NEW OFFER
SLICES
To The Loaf
F o rd so n
Tractor—Oliver Plow o r Harrow
HOLSUM
COOKE MOTOR COMPANY
INDEX PRODUCE CO.
Wholesale Distributors
of
Now Is The Tím elo
Electrify Your Home
VEAL, HOGS, LAMBS,
You already know that Electric
Service is the most useful and
economic servant in the
home.
EGGS, POTATOES, ETC.
We Remit by Return Mail
Why not start now and let Elec­
tricity do all your household
drudgery for you?
Modern Appliances
at Moderate Prices
MARCHBANK CHEVROLET CO.
We have an excellent stock to
select from.
CHEVROLETS
BUICKS
Electric S t o r e ,
Electric Building
WANT UNO FOR SALE ADS
Portland Electric Power Company
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The “Square Deal” Barber Shop
BOB'S UNION BARBER SHOP
and MARCEL SALON
BATHS
2 DISCOUNT 2
%
ON ALL CASH PURCHASES
1% DISCOUNT \%
ON ACCOUNTS PAID WITHIN 30 DAYS
QUALITY, PRICE AND SERVICE
WE BUY MOST KINDS OF FARM PRODUCE
Estacada Feed Store
U. S. MORGAN
ESTACADA. OREGON
K., t down by its natural ant ii«a
—n fly that lays an egg in the
wt.rm. and birds, fowl» and even
pig?. In favorable seasons it gets
the jump on these and then de
stroys millions of dollars worth of
crops unless checked by man. It
was a bad pe*t in 1990 and in
1914, doing in one year 24 million
dollar* worth of damage.
The grown worm i* one and
three-fyurth inches long, rather fat.
ard of yellow —h green to
t.> a .trk
brown color. It nearly a!way? has
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FOR SALE or TRADE—80 ac-
res 10 miles east of Estacada or
sell for small tract west of Esta-
cada, G. W. Wilson. Estacada. R
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8-6
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suitable for women and children
to handle, quiet to ride or drive
single or double. Would prefer
to trade for a small mule. F. H.
Cadonau. South Estacada. Phone
B9-4.
7-23
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...THE,.,.
DEPENDABLE
AUTO REPAIR
AUTO AND GAS ENGINE
REPAIRING
All Work Guaranteed
"About six weeks
LLMBER FOR SALE—We
REASONABLE PRICES
\ Holstein heifer with red have a small amount of 2 x 4 and
$alf: 1 Brown Swiss cow; 1 white 1 x 8 shiplap. Grade suitable
FREE CAR INSPECTION
faced heifer coming 2 years old: for general use about the farm -
Free towing to ihop within
f yearling heifers. Notify Lewis You will find the price very reg­
radia* of three mile*
” <?i9ennuh. Estaca a. Route 4, sonable. Come down ar.d see
Phone 6 X 8.
8 13 what we got. E ectric Lumber
G. G. GElL. Propr.
a few yellowish dot* on the
I- FOR SALE—1 0 -acre f a r m & Mfg. Co., River Mill, Oregon.
North Main Street
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dlt' part of the back. It i* hatched known as tbe A. S. Hassell place —
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Phone 73-2. Eitaeada, Or».
from the egg- of a
rather large aojoinirg Estacada. 8 acres in
FOR SALE—One hors», weight
moth with graji*h red-tinged front cultivation of which 2 are bear about 1.200. sound, gentle, excel
wings and clear white rear one» jng prunes, good family orchard lent condition, works single or
with »oft Frown edge*, The egg* all kinds of grapes and small double Also one 1 H in. steel
MONEY TO LO A N-W e have
are laid in masse* on plant* and fruits, good B r. om hi use. fair axle one-horse wagon, newlv
plenty of money to loan on farmi
e\en the family »ashing.
The barn, several outbuildings, for painted: a good buggy
and good at 6 Y)—From one to 20 years.
worm* come
.t*reh and price ard particu'ars write ow ner buggy harness and a single work No commission on large loans.
again in mid lummer
l»rg»r N. P. Nelson, Newberg. Oregon, harness. A. H. Fraley, H mile
S. E. W o o ster . E stacada, Ore.
number».
•30ti E oi P. O., Estacada, Oregon, ob,
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