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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
Eastern Clackamas News
Entered at the postoffice in Estacada,
Oregon, ns second-class mail.
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Published every Thursday at.
Estacada, Oregon
by the
ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY,
A CORPORATION.
S u b s c r ip t io n
K ates
$1.50
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One year
Six months
THE ESTACABA HOTEL
BIBLE t h o u g h t !
— FOR TODAY-
|| Bible Thoairhte memorized, will orovo ?.
prieelesa heritage in after yearn.
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He will swallow up death in victory
and the Lord God will wipe away
tears from all faces; and the rebuke
o f His people shall He take away
from off all the earth: for the Lord
hath spoken it. — Isaiah 25:8.
CONSIDER'D QUIET, COOL AND CLEAN.
EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS.
THE MANAGEMENT.
LOCAL BREVITIES
W. A. Heylman was a Portland
visitor last Mond ay.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ames were
Portland visitors last Monday.
Mrs. P. F. Stamp and children
were Portland visitors last Saturday.
Jim Abbott left Saturday morn
ing for Salem to visit relatives and
friends.
MARCHBANK CHEVROLET CO.
CAR VER , OREGON.
CHEVROLETS
ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS,
Mrs. Julius Krieger was a P.E.P
passenger to Portland last Saturday
morning.
Attorney W. W. Smith was an Or
egon City visitor last Monday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gohring drove
to Seaside last Saturday to spend
the week-end.
Miss Ruth Hewitt o f Portland is
spending the week with her cousin
Mrs. Raymond Lovelace.
G A S AN D OIL— At Portlc.nd Prices
R. G. MARCHBANK, Owner.
BARTON
Portland visitors last week were
Mr. and Mrs. L. M Pederson and Mr
and Mrs. G A Stone and family.
Mrs. Jennie Hnrger and son Cal
vin o f Portland spent Inst week with
Mr and Mrs. John Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Lyons of
Gresham visited Mr. and Mrs. C. T.
Whitehead one day last week
Mr.
and Mrs. Lyons expect to make a
trip to Tennessee in about two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Odell spent
Wednesday with their brother and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Odell of
Yocum's mill.
Visitors at the W. P. Fcrrel home
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Looney and children and Ira Reyn
olds o f Currinrville und their daugh
ter, Miss Edith of Portlund
Mr. ar.d Mrs. G. A Stone made a
business trip to Oregon City one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Blevens and family
o f California are spending a fe.v
days with their cousins. Mr. ar.d
Mrs. C. T Whitehead and family.
Misses Elnora and Gladys Gut. -
net o f Portland spent the week-end
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Guff net.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. F c r l and sen
William made a trip to Portland o ■
Tuesday
CLACKAMAS
NEWS
$ 1.50
Phone 19-5
The “ Square Deal” Barber Shop
“ The »hop where the barber knows his stuff.”
EARL LA FORGE, Proprietor,
ESTACADA S LEADING TONSORIAL ARTIST.
Roy Miller drove to Wild Cat
last Sunday, bringing back several
gallons o f huckleberries.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lonsberry were
visitors at the E. R. Leek home near
Oregon City last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Miller o f Port
land camped for several days last
week at Dinty Moore’s park. They
enjoyed the day with friends from
Estacada.
BUICKS
H AIR C U T 35c; S H A V E 15c.
All other work at popular prices.
MOTTO— '"LIVE AND LET LIVE.”
BOBBING AND SHINGLING A SPECIALTY.
B A T H S
BROADWAY,
NEAR
LINN’ S INN,
ESTACADA,
OREGON.
R. G. M A R C H B A N K
CONFECTIONERY
and LIG H T LUNCH
International Made to M easure
CLOTHES
SPRINGFIELD
FLEXIBLE
CORD
YP.
Don i forget
BLACKS.Anh AND REPAIR
We Carry a full
lin e of Feeds
THE ESTACADA MEAT CO.
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE
YOU ARE SORRY
H. C. GOHRING Prop.
DON’T
FORGET WE
EXPERT
ARE
FURNITURE MOVERS
Under Public Service
Commission.
For Quick Service WHen You
Wank Anything Dona
Just Right. Call
60-1
BARTHOLOMEW
and LAWRENCE
Phone 601
Estacada. Ora.
Beef, Mutton, Veal ¿nd Hog? Bought
☆
O pen from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m.
EsMcada
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Saturdays, open to 8
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p. m
Oregon
: 'lie <\ .w .c n y the Misses
Kntb< rine ar.d violet Walters o f Un-
derwo J, Washington, sang ‘ Bereuset
accompanied by Lester Underwood
, at the piano.
To the strains o f the ‘‘ Bridal Cho
rus”
from
Lohengrin, played by
L. Ur. ’erwood, the bride, leaning on
I the arm o f her father, entered, ac-
j companied by Miss Irma Jones, maid
o f honor. She was gowned in white
lace over white satin and wore a tulle
1 veil made in cap shape, with orange
I blossoms wreath— which her mother
had worn on her wedding day. She
carried a shower bouquet o f Ophelia
roses, white Sweet Peas and Lily of
the Valley. Miss Jones wore pale
green crepe de chine with headband
o f ro3c buds and carried an arm bou
quet o f Sweet Peas in shades o f
pink. Little Estelle Armstrong, flower
girl, wore blue voile embroidered in
pastel shades and carried a basket
o f mixed Sweet Peas. Bobbie Jones,
cousin o f the bride, was ring bearer
and wore a suit o f dark blue velvet.
Theodore Kiggins, brother o f the
groom, served as best man. The im
pressive ring ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Howard Mort o f Indepen
dence with the strains o f soft music
played during the service.
Following the wedding, light re
freshments were sefved by Mrs.
Lena Underwood, Mrs. Hugh Jones,
and the Misses Katherine and Violet
Walters.
The house was beautifully decorat
ed for the occasion, the bay window
was formed into an arch covered
with pink roses against green ferns
and white streamers and pink roses.
A cluster o f three bells hung from
the center o f the arch and stream
ers held by cupids on pedestals in
opposite corners effectively
com
pleted the decorations. Cut flowers
were used in profusion throughout
the house.
The
color scheme
being pink and white.
The ceremony was witnessed by
the relatives o f the young couple
and a few intimate friends.'
The happy couple left for a mo
tor trip to Lost Lake and other
points of interest. A fter Septem
ber first they will reside in their
new cottage at the
corner
of
Sixth and Broadway.
CHEVROLET REDUCES PRICE
A Detroit dispatch dated August
13 states:
Announcement of a price reduc
tion effective August 1 on Chevrolet
closed models was made today by R.
H. Grant, general sales manager of
the Chevrolet Motor company.
The revised price list is as follows:
Coupe reduced $40 to a new price of
$076; coach reduced $40 to a new
price of $696; sedan reduced $50 to
a new price o f $775.
‘‘The record production and phe
nomenal sale o f Chevrolets during
recent months enables the company
to reduce prices at an earlier date
than at first had been contemplat
ed,” said Mr. Grant. “ It is the result
o f quantity production, permitting a
quality manufacture at lower cost.’'
Mr. Grant pointed to the fact that
the Chevrolet Motor company will
] have exceeded by August 20 its total
production for the year o f 1924, af
ter having established production
records for tnreo successive months.
The company will n'.flake its two mil
lionth car early this fall, and will be
the first manufacturer o f three-speed
gear-shift cars to roach that produc
tion mark.
“ The largest producers pain an ad-
.• ;t r g : by effecting substantial
th:c ffh enormous purchas-1
->g power,” ee vinu-'d Mr. Grant.
TV.
ho-rolet Motor ernpany is
passing this advartago on to the car
buyer.”
Incidentally, the benefit c f the
price reduction will extend also to
more than R. 000 perrons holding
Chevrolet six per cent purchase ccr-
I tificates for future delivery on the j
I closed models. The payments and
interest on the certificates now will
attain the total down payment for
delivery earlier than would have
been the case under the former price
schedule.
Very little pruning is ordinarily
necessary in the case o f the logan
berry. If the canes are healthy and
I vigorous they may be trained at full
length. Occasionally, when the rope
system is used, the canes are so long
they interfere with the next plant.
In which case the ends should be
shortened somewhat.
Frequently
canes are produced which are not
long enough to be attached to the
trellih. These bear but little fruit
and may interfere with the new
•hoots. Old canes should be taken
away as soon as the crop has been
harvested. This practice gives the
new shoots more air and sunlight.
It also aids materially in keeping
down .nsect pests and diseases.
Currinsville Store
Lb oil Motor O'l (Western) qt....................
GM&cr. Shell Oil (Eastern) q t ......................
Shell Gasoline in your auto, gallon............. .
Shell Gasoline in your barrel, gallon..........
lClb Sack Sugar.............................................
2Mb Sack Sugar ............................................
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501b Sarl;*Sugar ............................................
1001b Sack Sugar .........................................
Mt. Hood Washing P ow d er.........................
Peaches are still .........................
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Evergreen Blackberries wanted every day except Saturday. Don’t
hold them over. I want them the same day .they are picked.
Mordy berries at value. We pay cash when berries are weighed up.
Good berries are 4)£c
J. O. TLTNNELL,
CURRlNSVILLE, OREGON.
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Labor Day Celebration
Monday, Sept. 7tl
AT ESTACADA
Dancing Afternoon and Eve’i
Q "P The Crowning of the Queen,
J L L Competitive Drills, Boxing,
Sports, Games, Etc., Etc. .
Hf i t o Congressman Hawley, th<
Chorus of Thirty Voices,
Our Community Band
Courtesy Estacada State Bank
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now ;
H orse
P ow er
Buick Perform ance steps further
a h ea d in W o r ld L e a d e rs h ip
The Valve-in-Head engine In the Better Buick Master models
delivers more than 75 horse power! Extra power has been added
to the extra power always a feature o f Buick’s famous engine.
Even drivers of previous Buick.' Buick’ s famous Scaled Chassis
will be amazed at the perform
An air cleaner, a gasoline filter,
ance the Better Buick now
and an oi! filter, now insure
places at their Command. The clean air, oil and gasoline for
higher efficiency o f the engine the engine.
in the Better Buick includes
the same economical consump Drive one of the Better Buicks.
tion o f gasoline and oil that Know how much the new 75
has distinguished all the Buicks horsepower Standard o f Per
formance adds to the pleasure
in the past.
of Buick ownership.
And the Better Buick now leads You never again will be satis
the world in protection for fied with the poster and per
engine and driving units. Three formance of the ordinary motor
new seals have been added to car.
lien Better Automobiles Are Built 1
'BUICK Will Build Them. . . , J
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