Eastern Clackamas news., December 31, 1925, Image 4

EASTERN '"L A C K tM .xS V I”*' S THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1925.
GEORGE ITEMS
LOCAL ITEMS
t
r, Mrs. Ed Douglass.
Mr. Blaney, from the lower mill,
has mo red his fam ily back to Port-
;and_
M artin C riffin has com pleted hi
work at the mil! end has returnned
to his home a t Barton,
a rep rt. s n ta tr e of the Hoc saw
company w
i.i camp Tue day try-
g to a tcr t Ed in th eir saws.
M, rsh8!I ,VC3
(h
camp
T uc:d
on wüod busintas.
WANT fiNC POS SALE AOS
A Christm as tree and program
Mrs. W. E. McWiilis spent Sun­
was given a t the church last Wed-
day in Portland.
nesday evening (the 23rd) with a
Mrs. D. B. Kelly spent the Christ-
large audience present.
For Sale— Straw, $7 per to n ; oat
1 . 1 a : holidays in Eugene visiting her
Mr. and Mrs. Joe W eiderhold
hay, $14 per to n ; vetch and oats, $15
mother.
spent Christm as with relatives at
per ton. Phone Redland 20-16. Oli­
ver Guber, E stacada, Ore.
.Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Amaeher Vancouver, W ashington.
h vc gone to Oregon City to live
On Christmas day Mr. and Mr;.
P o in ter’s F u rn itu re Exchange, the
wh' re Mr. A m aeher is employed.
Ralph Chaney en tertain ed Mr. and
place to get w hat you w ant and
sell w hat you don’t w ant.
6-8-tf
Mrs. Nina B. E cker entertained Mrs. Clay C haney and fam ily, a :d
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Carlson and
Line, of beauty combined with proved Ford reliability have
relatives from P ortland over the
Mrs. Ed Douglass and Mrs. L! -yd j .(JANS on farm s 6 per cent. No
Mr. W illing of Portland, a sister and
made Ford car, a better value tod. y than ever before.
Oniy
holidays.
Royce have been reecnt Portland
commission
City loans m onthly
fa th e r of Mrs. Chaney.
through Ford facilities and eco ro m ic, of volume production 1» it
Johnny Duus came home to visit
plan. Oregon City A bstract Co.
Miss Emma Paulsen, of Portland, visitors.
possible for Ford owners to enjoy such high quality and striking
with his p rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. spent Christm as with her parents
MONEY TO LOAN. We have plenty
Ouug, over Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. P eter Paulsen.
beauty at Ford prices.
of money to loan on farm s at 6
Miss
M
argaret
Dew,
of
St.
H<
1-
Mrs. M yrtle Morgan and little
per cent— from one to tw enty
The reliability of the Ford car to universally recognized has
1 u. hlcr, . .a rg iret, of P ortland are ens, is spending her vacation with
years. No commission on large
her
mother,
Mrs.
E.
Dew,
and
fam
­
long commended this car :o you. Now the attractiveness and added
.i / i l n g relatives in this community.
•—
1 tp
loans. See S. E. W ooster, E staca­
ily.
comfort and convenience of the improved body type make the Ford
da, Oregon.
6-19-tf
Mr. and Mrs. McColly Dale came
Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson spe .t
up from Gresham to sp^nd C hrist­ Christm as in P ortland with relative .
more than ever the desirable car to drive.
Any girl in trouble may communi­
inas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Paulsen cadc i
cate with Ensign Lee of the Salva­
Visit the show room of your authorized Ford dealer and see for
| Wnt. Dale.
on the Howard fam ily on Christmas
tion Army, a t the W hite Shield
yourself the many refinements m i l new features which have been
Home, 565 M ayfair Ave., Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. E rn st Duus had as day in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hackancy, Mr. and
Oregon.
9-20-tf
.heir gui sts over the holidays sever-
combined with improved outward appearance.
al re.atives and friends from out of Mrs. F isher and son Thomas, of
FOR
SALE!—Italian
prune
trees
one
Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. A lbert
You will find in any Ford car you would like to own an out­
town.
year
old,
6
to
8,
and
4
to
8.
Also
Lins, of E stacada, were guests of
standing value.
Miss Ju n e and M aster Benny
two year old extra fine. O. W.
Mr. E. Dew and fam ily on Sunday.
Forbes came up from Linneman last
Faling, Boring, Oregon.
12-31-28
Mrs. Viles and daughter, Ma
T hursday to viist th ir cousins, May
g
aret,
and
Mrs.
Viles’
father,
Mr.
FOR SALE— Vaughn drag saw in tlret-
BOB
Rose and Buddy Bartholomew.
Lawrence, w ere guests of Mr. an ’
class condition, 2 saw blades 1-4 ft.
fir. and Mrs. Geo. Townsend en- Mrs. Held on Christmas day.
and 1-6 ft., three steel wedge and
I erta nt d Mrs. Tow nsend’s parents,
Mr. Julius Paulsen went to Por -
spliting bar. Cheap if taken at once.
fir. and Mrs. Buckles, of Portland, land on Sunday and spent the c’
Enquire of Sam Bishop.
12-31-25
OREGON
over the Christm as holidays.
ESTACADA
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H
FOR SALE— Six w eeks’ old pigs,
Mr. and Mrs. John Lovelace arc Paulsen.
nice condition.
W alter Looney,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Miller
had
e
i njoying a vistit form Mr. Love­
BARTHOLOMEW
west of 'vlorrow Station.
lace’s sister and her husband, Mr. callers on Christm as day O tto and
find L A W R E N C E
Miss Emma Paulsen, Mr. and Mrs.
;id Mrs. Board, of Sherwood.
FOR SALE— Good no. One Timothy
Roy Maxwell and Raymond Miller
hay; good oat hay bailed $20.00
Phone 601
Estacada, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunlop have and Miss Bartholomew, of P o rt­
per ton a t barn. Phone 42— 111. P.
retu rn ed from th eir trip to C alifor­ land.
W. Douglas, Currinsville.
24-6tp
nia.
They were hosts to a few
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson and
friends a t their home on Saturday children, Victor and Vivian, were
AGENTS WANTED IN ESTACADA
evening.
guests of Mrs. Marie K linker and
TERRITORY— Sworn proof of
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. W ooster had fam ily on Christm as day.
Mr. & Mr*. W. E. Hall, Props.
$75.00 a week. $1.50 an hour for
GASOLINE IN YOUR AUTO
20c GAL.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith have as
GASOLINE IN YOUR BBL. (T HIS IS C A S H )
18c GAL. as th eir guests fo r Christm as din­
spare time.
Introducing F inest
ner, Mr. and Mrs. W allace Smith th eir house guests, Miss Edith
SHELL MOTOR OIL ....................................................................... 15c QT.
G uaranteed Hosiery. 126 styles and
and Miss Vivian Gorham, of Mis­ Scheel and Miss Cora Mae Cochran,
BOTTLED OLIVES ................................................................ 15c BOTTLE
colors. Low prices. Auto fu rn ish ­
B A B B IT ’S CLEANSER
.............................................................
5c CAN
of Portland. They will rem ain till
soula, Montana.
ed. No capital or experience neces­
SUNDAY SPECIAL
GOLDEN WEST C O F F E E .............................................................. 56c CAN
a fte r New Years.
Mr. and Mrs. G unter, of Camp 8
BLUE STAR COFFEE
50c LB.
sary.
W elknit Hosiery Co., Dept.
CHICKEN
DINNER
Mrs. F lora K linker and son, E l­
WHOLE GRAIN COFFEE ................................................................ 40c LB.
had as th eir guests fo r Christmas
B-53 G reenfield, Ohio.
13-4t
mer,
were
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MILL RUN
..................................................................................... $1.60 SK.
Mrs. G u n ter’s m other, Mrs. Egans
Open
from
6:30
a.
m.
to
8:00
p.
m
P eter Paulsen last Saturday, it be­
ECONOMY MIXED FEED
$1.60 SK.
and her brother, F rank, and sister
FOR SALE— Good cow coming
SWEET POTATOES
7c LB.
ing Mrs. Paulsen’s birthday.
Elsa, of Portland.
fresh Jan. 6. W. R. Jones. 13-2tp
CABBAGE .................................................................................................. 2c LB.
Tho club had a Christm as tree and
POTATOES (IR IS H ) BY THE SACK PER 100 LBS
$3.00
Miss Beatrice Miller, who has program a t the hall last Saturday
SILVER LOAF FLOUR. AND EVERY SACK GUARANTEED
FOR SALE— Eight tons loose hay
been a guest of her uncle and aunt, evening.
PER SACK ....................................................................................... $2.35
$12 per ton at Jas. G uttridge
fir.
and
Mrs.
R.
H.
C
arter,
re
tu
rn
­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Smith
spent
last
SEE THE 42 PIECE DINNER SETS WE HAVE ON DISPLAY
barn,
Springw ater;
Phone
ed
to
her
home
in
California,
hav­
S aturday and Sunday in Portland
AT PER SET
.............................................................................. $10.00
London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
11-12.
13-2tp
ing left on S aturday.
with relatives.
Mr. W idmer and son, Will, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Reese are
Keep your policy in our Fire
Automobile production in 1925
Proof Vault, tree of charge.
spending a few days a t the home of Chas. Mathews, Carl and Nick Rath
was the g rea test in the in d u stry ’s
were
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leo
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Moore. Mrs.
history.
CURRINSVILLE, OREGON.
Reese is a sister of Mrs. Moore and Rath Christm as day.
H. C . S T E P H E N S
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Ruhl
and
family
will be rem em bered as Miss Florence
Expediency: The polite name fo r
en tertain ed Mr. Ed H ardeis and
A gent .
Kendall.
a bit of crookedness th a t seems es­
m other Christmas.
sential to a profit.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Strunk en­
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rath and son
tertain ed a t home on Sunday for H arry, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
ty-five relatives and friends at a big Frank A nhert on Sunday.
dinner. They are enjoying a viist
Mr. and Mrs. H. Joyner and Mr.
CUTS MORE
from th eir daughter, Mrs. Jam es and Mrs. Harold Jo y n er and family
Closner, of Eugene.
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
SLICES
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Closner, of L. W eisenfluh on Christm as day.
Springw ater, en tertain ed a t a fam ­
TO THE LOAF
DOUGLASS MILL
ily reunion on Christm as day when
CONFECTIONERY AND
they had all of th e ir children and
Roy
Douglass
is
busy
bringing
in
grand-ehildren at
home
except
LIGHT LUNCH
their daughter, Mrs. Grace Mar­ fine cedar logs to be sawed into ulm-
An ideal slice-size for toasting, sandwiches and
shal and her fam ily of Eugene. Mr. bor fo r the new house he will erect
children’s between-meal snacks.
and Mrs. John Closner and children, in the spring. Some of the lum ber
>f Ridgfield,
W ashington, came has already been planed. This is
ECONOMICAL FOR LARGE FAMILIES
IN T E R N A T IO N A L
M A D E -T O -M E A S U R E
down to join in this happy g ath er­ the first time the pinner has been
in operation since E d ’s mill burned.
ing.
The same Holsum quality that won the Harry M.
CLOTHES
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shaw returned
Freer Trophy the second time in two years. The
Sunday wag indeed a most joy- S aturday from the M ineral Sp ing.
same price as the regular large loaf.
•>ne fo r Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Womer, near Tillamook, where they have
when they en tertain ed all of their been fo r several weeks. Mr. Sh. w’s
-hildren and grand-children. Those health is much improved, and they
Sold at Your Favorite
"F
present w ere: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd are planning on going back there
Grocery and Restau-
%m9
Acvaf
3»
Spurlin and Mr. and Mrs. Paul again in the spring.
Womer and their families, of Cor­
Fred Paddison is hauling dry slab
rants in Estacada and I
[Sj tCr JL/l-JX/V 1 h
vallis; Mr. and Mrs.Kay Woodard wood a t night for Billy Shaw. E,
Vicinity.
tkietJt tntfnA rt cf tfw HcC>usn£.m!y
and daughter, of Oregon
City; sees to it th at there a enough woo
C hester Womer, of P o rtlan d ; Mr. cu t during the day to keep Billy
and Mrs. Ray Wilcox and Mr. and and his assistant busy threughou
Mrs. Dave Eshelman and fam ilies of the day.
Estacada.
Mrs. C luster is visiting her daugh-
Now
greater value
ever before
Wish ini vou one sm!
ail a Prosperous
a iJ
ïhppy
Mew Year
C O O K E MOTOR COM PAN Y
es-i
Currinsville Store Prices
Ï
"'im
Fik'E INSURANCE.
J. O. TUNNELL,
R. G. M A R C H B A N K
W ishing Yo u
A H appy N ew Y e a r
MARCHBANK CHEVROLET CO.
CARVER, OREGON
To A ll
CHEVROLETS AND BUICKS
Accessories of All Kinds
GAS AND OIL AT PORTLAND PRICES
Phone 19-5
R. G. MARCHBANK, Owner
BOOT and SHOE
REPAIR SHOP
%
BLOCK SOUTH OF P.O.
ESTACADA
If
| Dry-Cleaning and Dyeing
ESTACADA. OREGON
Family Wash a Specialty
Prom pt Service ¿f Rich Price
Neat, Durable work
G IV E US A T R I A L
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Guaranteed
Have
We have no Agents.
Phone 7C-I
the »olet sewed on
HOT W AX
M A C H I N E
A. R. D A H IK E , Estacada
Our Friends
Production for hte past six
months on Chevrolet was 66 tin es
the organisation's total production
th* first year they were in bit .
and Patrons:
A ■ H a p p y ~
N e w Y e a r -*
Get Your
1926 Calendar
TO W
M O R T O N
Fruit anti Vegetables always in season
G R O C E R IE S ,
yo u r ares« shoes with a
AH
DRY
SH O ES
Phone 74-1
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