TACK FOUR
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 19 2 5.
V C L A C K A M A S F A IR A PPR O V E D .
Action o f backers o f the county
1 fair may obtain a $3500 appropria-
| tion from the county next year, ac-
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1 cording to approval fo r the plan,
Going south; want to soli separa- voted by members o f the budget
tor and cow that will be fresh Dec. committee in session Tuesday at Or-
7; $50 fo r each. Milton G. Weather- cf?°n C ity-
Other new funds that
by, Garfield district.
10-29-11-5 may be established this year arc
________________________________________ $5000 fo r a county poor farm and
For Sale.
$1800 fo r a boys’ and girls’ club
Kraut cabbage at J. T. Dowty's; 1 leader,
cent a pound by the sack. Get busy
The three items may be included
if you want kraut. It’s A -l and its
*n tbe draft o f the
budget as it will
ready.
be submitted to the taxpayers o f the .
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For Sale— Full blood W hite Mi- inS> » ’ though final decision on a ll.
norca cockerels, $2.50 each; good expenditures has not been made a.~
cross with Leghorns; also have fine )'et b- the committee. County Judge
improved Oregon strawberry plants,
K. ’ rose, Commissioners C. W.
$3 per M. W.H.Holder. 10-29; 11-5
Kruse and Richard
W right, H. H.
________________________________________ Chind ren, M. C. G lover and John
WANT UNO FOR SALE ADS
T H E U N IV E R S A L C A R
The demand for FORD cars has already outstripped
all previous records.
Motor car buyers who seek beauty and comfort
are finding the improved Touring Car exactly suit
ed to their desire.
See this good looking car. As you inspect its many
new features, bear in mind that this improved car
is available at no increase in price.
PRICES A T E STA C AD A
TO U R IN G
$474.00
TUDOR
SEDAN
ROADSTER
$442.80
FORDOR SEDAN
COUPE
$624.80
B A LLO O N
$697.20
$770.40
$25.00
T IR E S
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OREGON
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Now Is The Time To
Electrify Your Home
You already know that Electric
Service is the most useful and
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Of medium size, good quality; the kind that retails
for about 40 cents.
The Luckel King & Cake Soap Co. takes this meth
od o advertise their new floating hand and bath
Soap. With 8 bars o f NILO soap, for 75c, you
will receive one of these bath towels. NILO sells
regularly for 10c, and is one of the best hand soaps
we have ever handled. W e have just 3 dozen of
the bath towels.
Estacada Feed Store
IN D E X PRODUCE C O M P A N Y
IN D E X PRODUCE C O M N A N Y
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Wholesale Distributors o f
EVERYTHING CALLED PRODUCE.
BEST PR IC E S P A ID FOR
and MARCEL SALON
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 ARANTEED
HOURS— 9:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M
S A T U R D A Y — 8:00 A. M. TO 10:00 P. M.
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MAIN 2989.
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PRODUCE
Near Morrison.
COMPANY
o f money to loan on farms at 6
per cent— from one to twenty
years.
No commission on large
loans. See S. E. Wooster, Estaca-
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da, Oregon.
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Any girl ill trouble may communi-
annual homecoming has been set for
October 31, just two weeks away,
Elaborate preparations are already
u,uIer wa?
a host of committees
! ,llu'er command of Gordon Pratt of
| Portland, homecoming chairman. A i
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■ate with Ensign Lee o f the Salva- ,lont contest' Last ^ a r '3 ral,J r,n8 c fy
' tion Army, at the White Shield was " Hom0 A * ain' Win A « ain'”
Home, 565 M ayfair Ave.. Portland.
Montana univer8,t>’ w ill furnish the.
9-20 t f °P P °8ition ,or Schissler’s Fighting
I Oregon.
_______ | Aggies this year, and indications point
to plenty of opposition on both sides
A N Y O N E — Wishing
good
home
Bell field that day.
made cake or bread, call Mrs. G.
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Never iu the memory of the oldest in
W. Guttridge, Estacada. Phone
habitant have the Aggies had so
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speedy an aggregation, while the
Grizzlies boast the fastest back field
FOR SALE— Two lots for sale on
flash in the conference in Sweet, who
I orner. Two blocks from high school,
cleaned up the dashes in the coast
f 130. J. E. Barger, care Ida Palma-
track meet last spring.
cer, Estacada.
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EGGS- W e are paying- today (Tuesday)
CO PPER C ARR (fo r wheat onlv) lb.
FO R M ALD E H YD E , pints
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8HEL1 MOTOR OIL, Western, ([lift
GOLDEN SH ELL, Eastern, quart
SH E LL G A S O LIN E , in your auto, gallon
SH E LL G A SO LIN E , in your barrel, gallon
V A L L E Y W H E A T FLOUR, 49 pound sack
V A L L E Y W H E A T FLOUR. 49-pound sack
GOOD CO O KIN G A P P L E S , box
SW EET S P l’ DS. 4 pounds fo r
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L E T T U C E , bunch ........
M ATCHES, six boxes to carton
W H O LE G R A IN H O Y S T F D CO FFEE round
GOLDEN W E ST CO FFEE, pound
C R A N B E R R IE S , pound
Li ! r SUGAR, sack
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G. M A R C H B A N K
CONFECTIONERY
and LIGHT LUNCH
International Made to M e a s u r e
CLOTHES
The “ Square Deal” Barber Shop
W ar in the Balkans is merely
FOR SALE— Jersey black giant
their little way o f bringing business
“ The shop where the barber knows his stuff.99
! . ockerels for sale, $2.00 each. V. E.
back to normal.
Madsen, 1 mile east of Eagle Creek
EARL LA FORGE, Proprietor,
1 crange hall.
E S T A C A D A ’ S L E A D IN G T O N S O R IA L A R T IS T .
For Sale — Good team, coming 7
this spring; weight 2900; sound and
Hair Cut 35c; Shave 15c: Children’s Hair Cut 25.
FOR SALE— 3 work horses, 1 saddle
true; in fine shape; 2 wagons, har
All other work at popular prices,
horse and saddle. Address Oeo. W alt
ness, plow, scraper, 2 chains, 2 shov
M O TTO — “ L IV E A N D L E T L IV E .”
ers, Curriusvtlle, Oregon.
els, pick. Price fo r all, $350. S. E.
BOBBING AND SHINGLING A SPECIALTY.
Wooster.
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FOR SALE— 15 head good ewes. Jas.
l i Rush. Eagle Creek. Oregon.
B A T H S
For Sale— Pony; weight about 900
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pounds; works single, double and
B R O A D W A Y , N E A R L IN N 'S IN N ,
ESTACAD A,
OREGON.
For Sale or Iteni.
ride. W ill trade.
N. E. Stingley.
12 acres fe mile cast of poatofflee, Ragje Creek-
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h : Estacada. Oregon. Seven buildings
j New house plastered. 2 acres in logan
Good brooms fo r 59c Friday and
berfies,
acre in blackcaps, 2 acres
Saturday only. A fine stock o f school
fenced for chickens. Balance In past
supplies. Model Supply Co.
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ure. all fenced. A. 11. Fraley. Estaca
da. Oregon.
The United Artisans will hold
their monthly card party next Wed
CARVER, OREGON.
For Sale.
qcsdny night at I.O.O.F. hall. Dan
Going East; must sell. 1 team of
cing and cards.
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horses and harness. 5 years old. wt..
2600. -3 cows, milking better than $60
RADIO
per month. Five miles north. 1 mile
ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS,
If
you
want
a
Real Radio, see Clyde
east of Estacada on the Baker farm
C. E. Keller. R. 1. Bo* 30. Eagle Creek Schock and get a "H A L O W A T ” TR5.
G AS AND OIL—At Portland Price*
Honestly made, backed by, and built
Oregon.
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by a Portland concern and we ll back
FOR 8A LB — Milch goat for sale or it on a money-back guarantee against
trade for chickens or a hog. Enquire any five-tuber on the market.
For good Guaranteed Radios see
of Henry Heisereon, R 3.
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Clyde 8chock at Cook Motor Co.
Philadelphia
Ond of the ■ a n y i climax when she sang the aria, dis
FOR SALE— Plant your tulip beds
tre s s in the elaborate musical pro- playing a most remarkable range and
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
in October. Get your bulbs of Mrs.
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gr..m of » the
Sesquicentennial T Inter-
1 coloring
of . voice,
Department of the Interior.
C. A. Jocques. 50c per dozen.
I*. 8 .'Land Office at Portland, Oregon national exposition ne«t year, w ill be
T be young singer will make her
September 24. 1925.
ihe appearance of Dusolina Gianinni. j Berlin debut in "Cavaliers Rustlcana "
TEN ACRES for sale by owner,
Notice is hereby given that Milo M.
ft young opera star of American birth | after which she will tour Germany.
m.lo south of Estacada depot. 1 acre Header, of.Route t l k . x 2S Estacada. " nV VtnlianU ne^e
Miss Gianinni, a she will return to the United States In
of I Of an berrtfs. 4 acre of ttrtw ber- Oregon, who. on August • i -
m«ri *
mwr.e.
acre u, „ra w o e r-
Entry,~Na 0492«! ffr N W * dramatic soprano. 1, a Philadelphia November.
rles. llorse and implements go with \ ev «. Section 15. Township 3 S. Range girl, ond a pupil of Mme. Marcella
place. For price and particulars ad- 5 E. Willamette Meridian, has filed no- Seinbrith
Frank Porter of Halsey, the famous
lice of intention to make Final Proof,
dress E-tacada R F D. 2, Bo* 2
A rebent cable dispatch to Mme. Red Polled breeder who ha3 bsen out
to establish claim to the land sbov >
Nvcribed. before the R -si ter U. 8. S tnbrlch announced that 27 curtain I on the circuit year after year, regard
FOR SALB One large Primrose ,.*„<1 office Portland. Oregon, on th-
calls were accorded her pupil and i less of the fact that there has been no
cream separator, almost new. with two 12th day of November, 1975.
P 'o; ■ e on the occasion of her debut competition, and who always has his
Claimant names as witnesses:
( 2> ten gallon cream cans, cheap
Frank Ahnert, of Route 4. Estacada. :i "A Ir" at Hamburg. Germany. After cattle in spl.ndid condition, looks to
Peoples Store.
Oregon.
be final curtain the eutire audience 1 be in for a sign of it this year. One of
Lawrence Thompson, of Route 4. crowded to the front of the theatre | th? famau* Red Tolled herds of the
FOR SALE— A grindstone, a 5-gal- Estacada. Oregon.
and gave the American an ovation cornhelt states coming from Iowa on
Henry Klinker, of Route 4. Estacr.
| Ion cream can. a long crow-bar. a
seldom witnessed in Hamburg, where the special train. FVank smiled and
. level, a cake mixer, an egg carrier. da. Oregon.
Joe Wiederhold, of Route 4. Esta- by «he scored the greatest success of said he would welcome any kind of
1 collet leg-bands, a hand cultivator, a caj ^ o 7 .Ton
any foreign artist tim e the war. The competition.
rip saw and an Eastman kodak Mrs Clackamas County: 40 acres.
well-known teacher. Dr. Weismann.
J W Mosley. Morrow station.
Act Í-9-16.
sees In the youthful American the
W A LTE R L. TOOZE Sr
Billy Sunday has run the devil
greatest "A lda” since Destinn
Register.
The water melon season is just
out o f Portland, but all the cops on
Notice
to
be
published
Ove
consceu-
an intermission between tornado
: won the audience in the j the force won t keep him out very
t i v * . weeks In Eastern Clackamas
J season* in the south.
6r » i act, but her euvceee reached a I long.
Neva, Estacada, Oregon.
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R. G. MARCHBANK, Owner.
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EGGS, POTATOES, ETC.
MARCHBANK CHEVROLET CO.
BOB’S UNION BARBER SHOP
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Modern Appliances
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Estacada; 8 acre, in cultivation form a revolving fund fo r the work,
o f which 2 are bearing prunes;
Another item from the 125 bud-
good fam ily orchard, all kinds o f * et’ as * * unused’ 18 $ 101.000 fo r
grapes and small fruits, good 6- tho évalu ation o f property in the
room house, fa ir barn, several out- count>-
buildings. For price and partic
ulars write owner, N. P. Nelson, 0 reS™ Agricultural College,
Cor-
Newberg, Oregon.
7-30-tf vn 11 is - A g g ie grads from near and far
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W hy not start now and let Elec
tricity do all your household
drudgery for you?
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N O T IC E — A n y one wishing their *’• Ri '-°y form the special commit-
clothes cleaned and pressed phone tee-
Miss Laura Douglas, 58— 6. 10-29 4t
The FrouP voted Tuesday to in-
__________:_____________________________ elude an item o f $50,000 fo r the re-
For Sale— Large quantity o f fine Auction o f outstanding indebtedness,
carrots, $1.75 sack. G.A.Masse.
provided that the sum did not run
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W ill pay 10 per cent fo r $200; more than the 1925 total,
one year’s time. Box 294, City.
! Those backing the movement to
10-29- It.
| establish a fund fo r a young peo-
___ pie’s club leader believe that the
LU M B E R FOR S A L E — W e have a county will benefit from such a step,
small amount o f 2x4 and 1 x 8 ship- County Agent W. A. Holt has car-
lap, grade suitable fo r general use ri0<l on the work o f directing the
about the farm. You will find the c*ub activities during the last few
price very reasonable. Come down ycar8> ' n addition to his other du-
and see what we have.
Electric ties* but the expansion o f the work
Lumber & M fg Co., River Mill, 13 held to necessitate the employ
Oregon.
35-tf ment o f a leader fo r club work alone.
The expenditure o f the $5000 fund
to
start a poor farm has not been
I Pointer’s Furniture Exchange, the
place to get what you want and worked out by the committee, but
sell what you don’t want.
6-8-tf the court has several sites in mind, j
Last year’s budget included an
L O A N S on farms 0 per cent.
No item o f $2000 as a fund to provide
commission
City loans monthly work fo r county prisoners, but such
plan.
Oregon City Abstract Co. work has never been carried out, and
the fund is held against the time
FOR S A L E — 10-acre farm known as when some system o f work fo r pris
the A. S. Hassell place, adjoining oners is outlined. The money would
Free Bath Tow el
BUICKS
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