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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1925)
Tr* ,A o'TT'TMk» .« ► % * * * < » a K »^ c ^ q ^ c^ rf WANT AND FOR SALE ADS For Sale— Good Jersey cow and heifer, 19 months old. E. P. Kings ton, Eagle Creek, Ore. 12-3 T h e Most Practical o f A ll G ifts M ay i{S For Sale— Straw, $7 per ton; oat hay, $14 per ton; vetch and oats, $15 . p. r ton. I’ honc Redland 20-16. Oli- ■ ver Guber, Estacada. Ore. Purchased as L ow as 25c F O R D A C C E SSO R IE S That W ill A lw ays Please For Rent— 5-room house, furnish ed. See Mrs. J. T. Irvin, First and Currin sts. 11-26 For Sale— Cedar posts, 6, 7, 8 ft Cedar blocking. J. F. Whalen Phone 70-1. ll-2 6 c r D ASH LA M P .............. 60c f. TO P DRESSING 65c I BODY P O L ISH ----------------- 65c f. i IRE REPAIR K I T ---........_______________ 30c _ REAR VIEW M IR RO R ------- $1.25 l BLACK ENAMEL $1.00 WINDSHIELD W IP E R _____ - ........................... $1.00 ELECTRIC T A IL L A M P ......... 90c NOTICE— Any one wishing thei. clothes cleaned and pressed phone Miss Laura Douglas, 58— 6. 10-29 4t Pointer’s Furniture Exchange, thi place to get what you want and sell what you don't want. 6-8-tf LOANS on farms 6 per cent. Nt commission City loans monthly plan. Oregon City Abstract Co. A C O M PLETE LINE O F T O Y C A R S , T R U C K S , TRACTORS BOB M O T O R C O . | ESTA C A D A * OREGON CANDY IN POUND LOTS .........................................................13c lb. SPECIAL PRICES ON CANDY, ORANGES, FRUITS TO LODGES SCHOOLS, CHURCHES AND SIMILAR ORGANIZATIONS. WHOLE GRAIN COFFEE 40c lb. GOLDEN WEST COFFEE 56c lb. MEN’S RUBBER BOOTS $3.50 up to $7.00 COLEMAN GASOLINE LAMPS $7.00 COLEMAN GASOLINE LANTERNS $6.9o BOX PAPER THAT IS FINE 25c, 50c, 75c SHELL MOTOR OIL 15c qt. SHELL GASOLINE 20c gal. SHELL GASOLINE in your Bbl., C l 1» 18c gal. A NICE CALENDAR TO EACH OF MY CUSTOMERS. Hurry and Get Your*— No Calendars Sent Out. MONEY TO LOAN. We have plenty 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 da, Oregon. 6-19-tf CUTS MORE SLICES TO THE LOAF An ideal slice-size for toasting, sandwiches and children’s between-meal snacks. ECONOMICAL FOR LARGE FAMILIES The same Holsum quality that won the Harry M. Freer Trophy the second time in two years. The same price as the regular large loaf. rant* in Estacada and 1 Vicinity. * * A YE X T N C * 1 ,O A F tliWCJt mtmftx of t/uNcitum family MARCHBANK CH EVR OLET CO. CA RV ER , OREGON CHEVROLETS AND BUICKS Accessories of All Kinds GAS AND OIL A T PORTLAND PRICES Phone 19-5 R. G. M ARCHBANK, Owner BOOT and SHOE REPAIR SHOP X BLOCK SOUTH OF P.O. BULL’S EYE V IO L A NEWS There will be Christmas exercises at the Viola church Christmas eve, Dec. 24th, everybody welcome. Mrs. Martha McQuillar, who has been helping take care o f her mother, Mrs. M. La Croy for nearly two years, left on Monday morning for her home in Arkansas to visit with relatives for a few months. A n o t h e r ‘ 'B u ll” D u rh a m a d v e r t is e m e n t o y W ill K o g v r s , Z t c g fe ld F ollie a a n d s c r e e n s t a r ,a n d le a d in g A m e r ic a n h u m o ris t. M o r e c o m in g . W a tch f o r th em . TEN ACRES for sale by owner, *6 mile south of Estacada depot, 1 acre jf logan berries, acre of strawber ries. Horse and im plem ent go with place. For price and particulars ad dress Estacada R. F. D. 2, Box 2. CURRINSVILLE, OREGON. ^ The Any girl in trouble may communi cate with Ensign Lee o f the Salva tion Army, at the White Shield Home, 565 Mayfair Ave., Portland, Oregon. 9-20-tf J. O. TUNNELL, V Eshelman were in the hospital at the SNOW STOPPED S E R V IC E - OPERATORS TOOK DAY OFF same time and became quite good Miss Maud Sturgeon was in Port friends. It snowed in New Oreleans one land on Tuesday. V crre Anderson, a former Esta day in the early ’80’s, and as a re Mrs. Walter Douglass was a Port cada boy, is visiting friends and rela land visitor on Wednesday. tives at this place this week. He is sult it was impossible to get a tele phone number throughout all the W. E. Linn has been quite ill but him e on a fifteen day furlough from his duties at the navy yards city. is able to be around again. n ar San Francisco. He is an elec In those days boys instead o f Mrs. W. H. Graybeal and little trical engineer in the department and girls served as operators. The un daughter, Jean, were shopping in likes the week very much. usual sight of a heavy snowfall kept Portland one day last week. The Odd Fellows were given a lit- the boys’ eyes gazing out o f the The Currinsvilie Ladies Aid gave t e surprise Inst Saturday evening windows, and when a snowball fight a very successful Tamale supper in when at the close of lodge they were started next door to the telephone Tunnell’s Hall on Tuesday even ited into the dining room whore a exchange it proved too great a tem- ing. lev ly lunch had been prepared and tation. O f one accord the boys left Mr. and Mrs. Dave Deford, who pi i ad for ,hom. The hostesses for the switchboard and joined in the have been making their home here tri'a affair were twelve Rebckahs. fray. And New Orelans had to wait for several months, moved back to A fter ihe lunch all joined in play ! until the fight was over before use Oak Grove on Saturday, Mr. De ing games, chatting and a general o f the telephone could be resumed. At that time six boys were su ffi ford having completed his work for good time. the P. E. P. Co. at this place. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horner, of cient to serve New Orleans at the telephone switchboard. Now there Mr. Joe Hopps, an employe of Dodge, went to Gresham on Satur are over 55,000 telephones in the the Honeyman Hardware Co., of day to have Mr. Horner’s hand Mr. Horner city, and it takes over 1,000 girls Portland, was a caller at the Eshel- dressed by Dr. Adix to Handle the switchboards. man home on Sunday. He and Mr. very unfortunately had his hand badly cut in a saw while at work at the mill in Dodge last week and at Dispatches say Chicagoans drink first it was thought perhaps he ing bootleg whiskey are imbibing would lose several fingers. How formaldehyde, used to embalm the ever, his band is much better so will dead, and are gradually pickling probably come along fine without themselves. Lot was turned into salt more serious trouble. tor disobeying the law, and if Chicago wants to become a city of pickled stiffs, it’s up to them. For Sale or Kent. 12 acres V4 mile east of postofUce, Estacada, Oregon. Seven buildings New house plastered. 2 acres in logan berries, acre In blackcaps, 2 acres fenced for chickens. Balance in past tire, all fenced. A. H. Fraley, Estaca ¡la, Oregon. Currinsvilie Store Prices Sold at Your Favorite Grocery and Restau-1 T < * « • LOCAL ITEMS q ^ q B ^ :4 - Something for the Car for Xmas C O O K E r r A /"’ TC A M * S Swains who have been in the habit at holiday time of surprising young ladies "under the mistletoe will ear:, with some regret that the departm nt of agriculture has decided the para sitic plant must be destroyed fro:.: Oregon forests Never mind boy.- A kiss under any old kind of a bush has the same delicious flavor. SALE—Good Clark strawberries, red raspbe black cap’ berry plants at thousand. E. W. Oribbon, 3-10-25. FOR Seedling lies and $2.00 pet Estacada. America is Safe with . “BuIlDurham FOR SALE—A fine fresh cow, a large Chester white brood sow, regis tered, and Jersey heifer, IS months old. R. II. Millard, l 1? miles south east of Springwater. 3-17-11-25 A gang o f Scientists left on a Boat for a year’s cruise to study queer kind o f Fish in the South Atlantic Ocean. They should have stayed here FOR SALE—Italian prune trees one in New York and went to see year old, 6 to 8, and 4 to 6. Also two year old extra flue. O. W. and hear what I did the other Fating, Boring. Oregon. 12-31-26 day, a real Red Bolsheviki meeting. They would have seen LOST— Wagon canvas near Stubbe queer looking Fish there, Suck place. Finder leave at News o f ers, Eels, Flounders, Bullheads, fice and receive reward. H. and every Guy that got up Schmidt. 12-17-25 was a big mouth Bass. T h ey f o r s a l e —Fifteen ton» straw, $7 pet denounced everything in t°n * t barn. Artichokes $2 for ice America, The Weather, The _____________________ Constitution, W hite Gloves f o r s a l e — Vaughn d:a^ saw in first for Pall Bearers, Mah Jongg, class condition. 2 saw blades 1-4 tt Lower Taxes, Suspenders, and 1-6 ft., three steel wccyse “ '” 1 CrOSS W ord Puzzles, Shower spliting bar. Cheap if taken at once r, • , Enquire of San, Bishop. 12-31-25 B a t h T S > L^ aSUe f ». “ 'll™ Neat, Durable work Guaranteed Have the soles sewed on your dress shoes with a Piano in storage near here will be hjs QWn H o w are y o u g o jn g sacrificed for immediate sale. Will . r~ . terms to an established imPr° ve on a Government give easy if you dont know that much. home. For particulars and where it may be seen, address Port'and Every man you see pouring Music Co., 227 6th St., Portland, “ Bull” Durham into his paper, Ore. 10-17-21 you can bet he is satisfied wi th A m e r i c a , because its the FOR SALE— Fine Angora goats. ------ ----------- , F. Coleman Ranch, 1 mile old right down to earth Amer- W. of Currinsvilie, Oregon. jcans that do it. east 17-tfc Phone 3251. ¿Hi c FOR SALE— Carrots at $1.00 a sack ut the Ranch while they last. 17-tfc P. S. There is going to he another piece \\ F. Coleman. in this paper soon. Look lor it. FOR SALE— Three blue Royal Doulton cups and saucers. Sev eral pieces o f old blue Japanese china; two cut glass bottles; one pair of Moose antlers and an East man kodak. Mrs. J. W. Moxley, Morrow Station. 17-ltp FOUND-— Purse containing mon ey. Owner may have same on proving property and paying for ad. NEWS OFFICE. 17-ltc HDT W A X M A C H I N E A. R. D A H LK E, Estacata Sa> you saw it in the New*. B u r Transfer Business 60-1 BARTHOLOMEW and LAWRENCE Phone 601 Estacada, Ore. ’!" ::.: ™ £ DM KCUUUIU 1 U ) In All Lines j! 9 Buy L’ seful Christmas Presents this Year M W th hardware to. CASH PRICES ARE THE LOWESTS. ;*•••« s r i r m "f’T ’T'T^Î - r s r r a Gift Suggestions MEN WOMEN CHILDREN Shaving Comfort S't3 Cho’ cr Perfume Toys Perfume Sets Military Brushes Books Ct m pacts Games Soft Collar Ca.-es Brush and Comb Sets Flash Lights Mama Dolls Manicure Sets Fountain P ns Stationery Harmonicas- Razors Beautiful Vases Dollar Cameras Razor Strops Watches Incease Burners Bill Folds Perfumed Bath PowderKnives Purses Friwcr Baskets Purses Reading Glasses Sewing Baskets Vanity Combs Vacuum Bcttiis Silverware Brush and Comb Sets Books C ccks Fork and Spoon Sets Knives Cameras Baby Sets Shaving G l c i e t Con cl m-nt Sets Rattles Magazine Sub. c.lpi.on. Wrappings and Tree Ornaments. gm 'OR SALE- -A few Partridge Rock John each. cockerels $2.50 204. Phone R,Aland Matoon. 17-lt Estacada. Rt. 3. Say you saw it in the News. We Buy E ggs Also a nice line of Christmas Greeting Cards, Boxes, REWARD— We will give a reward to the first 75 who bring in our Chr stmas Ad. This offer is good to one only in a family. line 'OR SA! F— Choice violins tone and in fine condriion t t re el -od prices dur.ng ho’idayr.— E. C. Hunt, Main street. 17-21 The E* .cada Phaimary. And FEED Pre-Inventory Sale ESTACADA. OREGON The greater part or the cry for tol erance comes from a source that has always shown the least of that prin ciple toward every other belief Tl • history of its tolerance smear* eve page in the past in every country in every clime where it has intruded it self and raised its head to harry, persecute and attempt to destroy ev ery other faith but its own. GRAIN . Nations _______________________ and Ice Cream Pies. After FOR SALE— Baby cart in good con- looking them all over I found dition. Mrs. Wm. Perry. 12-17 what was the matter with them. T h e r e w a s n t a o n e ^ Piano -M ------ Must Be Sold o f them knew enough to roll Z lL O SALE OF CHRISTMAS SEALS It is scarcely necessary to make any comment on the sale o f Christmas seals. Made possible the examination of children’s teeth and the dental clinic which has been in operation since June 11, 1925. 7,500 grade school children were examined in the complete survey of Clackamas county grade schools. At the clinic dental work for school children is done at cost. Service has been given to 52 children represent ing 11 communities. Seal money made it possible. It is a sound investment to promote good health. THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY HEALTH ASSOCIATION. HAY Guaranteed by ÌH e ESTACADA PHARMACY The 111 fifth Arcua, New York City d iS L Shfzm
