EASTERN ''’ L A C K v M a ? NEWS THURSDAY, JANUARY
THE HORSE AND THE MAN
alfalfa seed prices are a little lower
Alexander Phimister Proctor, the than last season,
sculptor, has been attacked by cer­
Many farmers throughout the
tain horse fanciers o f Oregon on the
ground of placing an illy-r.haped tate are now cleaning seed for
Best results are
horse under the bronze statue o f spring planting.
Theodore Roosevelt.
This statue obtained from seed that has had all
was located in a Portland park, the dirt and ch aff taken out. Clean
through the generosity o f Dr. Henry seed goes through the drill better
and gives a more even stand. Clean
Waldo Coe.
Since the controversy has prob­ seed means fewer weeds and bigger
ably reached its height, it might yields, be ii .es the experiment sta­
interest the public to know’ a little tion. It pays to sow clean seed.
more about this artist, so famous
for his works in bronze; to know
some o f his reasons why his judge­
ment is as good as that o f Ex Gov­
ernor West and other locai critics.
Er. Proctor is a Canadian bybirth v-------------------------- ■ -------
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and an artist by training and ed u -; ,
Sale— Straw, $7 per ton; oat
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. hay, $14 per ton; vetch and oats, $15
cation.
He is from the National
Phone Kedland 20-16. Oli-
Arademy o f Design and Art, and the Ver Guber. Estacada. Ore.
Student’s League o f New York.
II ..pent five years in Paris in the Pointer’s Furniture Exchange, the
study o f technique under Puech and
place to get what you want and
Injalbert, and is a finished artist
with many internationally recognized
FOR SALE— Choice yearling leg­
works to his credit. Every exposi-
horn hens, $12.00 per dozen. Call
tion since the World Columbian Ex­
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position in Chicago has presented
him with medals o f the highest WILL TRADE— 175 laying year­
honors«, and he has been elected a
ling hens for good team wagon
life member of the National Acad­
harness and farm implements,
emy o f Design.
value $210. Call 7141
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Among the interesting experiences
o f his life were the many years that FOR SALE— Couple dozen first
class
white
Leghorns.
April
he spent as a huntsman in the Rocky
hatched pullets each $15.00 per
Mountains under practically the
doz. W. R. Jones.
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same conditions surrounding the ex­
periences of Theodore Roosevelt. FOR SALE— Eurly seed potatoes
This experience would make him
American Wonder variety. S. A.
competent to judge and reproduce
Roberts, Boring, Ore.
Phone
in statuary both horses and men.
Damascus 54.
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Roosevelt spent much o f his young
manhood in the cattle ranching busi- j FOR SALE— White Leghorn young
ness, on the upper waters of the
chickens, now laying. One dollar
Little Missouri River, and this ex­
each.
Lena Underwood.
Phone
perience enabled him to write those
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inspiring books,
FOR SALE—A large type Poland-
t’hfna boar, year and a half old in
FARM REMINDERS
pretty good condition. See John
Grimm alfalfa is the variety rec­
Hall, 1 mile back of Currlnsville,
ommended by the Oregon experi­
Oregon.
ment station for all sections o f the i
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state. In addition to being drouth l ., io . . a re-
.
,
and cold resistant Grimm produces tO R ^ A L h ~ E ' ^
ton« ‘ ° ° 8« hay
$12 per ton at Jas. Guttridge
more hay per acre in Oregon than I, *
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Phone
the comon variety.
The seed o f ■ ba,n’
Spnngwater;
11 - 12 .
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Grimm alfalfa cannot be distin-
guished and is best purchased from WANTED — 250 Angora goats;
sources that are able to furnish proof I must be cheap.
A. H. Baker,
that their seed is genuine. Certified 1
miles east o f Eagle Creek
seed is good crop insurance. Grimm | Grange Hall.
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WANT AND FOB SALE SOS
MONEY TO LOAN. We have plenty
LOANS on farms 6 per cent. No FOR SALE— Good no. One Timothy
o f money to loan on farms at 6
commission
City loans monthly
hay; good oat liny bailed $20.00
per cent— from one to twenty
plan. Oregon City Abstract Co. per ton at barn. Phone 42— 111. P.
No commission on large
years
W. Douglas, Currinsville.
24-6tp
loans. See S. E. Wooster, Estaca-
FOR KENT OR SALE— The Docken-
6-19-tf
dorf hour : at Morrow station. En­
da. Oregon.
quire of tl. ‘ neighbors on either side,
or write 11. E. Dockendorf Molalla, I
Or agon.
FOR SALE Cheap— Vaughan drag *
saw, heavy type, 2 good blades. First
class condition. Call at Smiths’
hardw :-c . tore.
FOR SALE— Strawberry, $3 per 1000,
of the Johnson variety. A splendid j
canning berry and a heavy produc-!
er.
Very vigorous grower. For
more particulars, call P. S. Stamp.
Phone 43-5. R. X, Estacada, Ore.
Saturday Sunday, Jan. 16-17
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SLICES
TO THE LOAF
An ideal slice-size for toasting, sandwiches and
children’s between-meal snacks.
ECONOMICAL FOR LARGE FAMILIES
ECONOMY MINERAL AND
MEDICINAL POWDER sup­
plies these essentials.
For
further
cali at—
AGENTS WANTED IN ESTACADA
TERRITORY— Sworn
proof o f
$75.00 a week. $1.50 an hour for
spare time.
Introducing Finest
Guaranteed Hosiery. 126 styles and
colors. Low prices. Auto furnish­
ed. No capital or experience neces­
sary.
Welknit Hosiery Co., Dept.
B-53 Greenfield, Ohio.
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CUTS MORE
The best success in Dairy­
ing will result when a miner­
al compound is fed which con­
tains the essential elements
so necessary for production,
and re-production.
FOR SA..E- Italian prune trees, X yr.
6 to 8 and t to 6 feet; extra fine. O. !
W. Failing, Boring, Ore., R. 1.
punp
Any girl in trouble may communi-
I cate with Ensign Lee o f the Salva-
tion Army, at the White Shield
Home- 565 Mayfair Ave.. Portland,
9-20-tf
I 0 reK°n
T h e D a y of
M in e ra ls is h e re
Jsn.tt-’M .j
The same Hoisum quality that won the Harry M.
Freer Trophy the second time in two years. The
same price as the regular large loaf.
information
Sold at Your Favorite t j t
Grocery and R
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BARTHOLOMEW
and LAWRENCE
Phone 601
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CHEVROLET
Reduces Prices
Springwater on New
Years eve. a small black vanity case.
Return to this office and receive re­
ward.
Effective Immediately
ESTACADA
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its ease of
Check its 83 quality features.
CONFECTIONERY AND
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R. G. M A R C H B A N K
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These reduced prices
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riding.
N o won­
der half a million Chevrolet cars were
sold in 1925— 50,000 on Pacific Coast.
MADE-TO-MEASURE
Here are the N E W R E D U C E D PRICES
.CLOTHES
All Prices F. O. B. Flint, Michigan
Touring Car, N ow O n ljr
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Roadster, Now Only
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$510
$510
Coupe, Now Only
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$645
Coach, Now Only
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$645
Sedan, Now Only
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$735
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$395
Commercial Chassis, Now Only
Express Truck Chassis, Now O nly"
X)U cannot expect any other used
car dealer to have the same
interest as the Ford A uthorized
Dealer in seeing that you get the best
used Ford for the money you invest.
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BOB
COOKE
ESTACADA
M OTOR COM PANY
OREGON
Cascade
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rants in Estacada and L _ / 0
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Vicinity.
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Estacada, Ore.
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Jor Economical Transportation
LO ST— Near
LIBERTY THEATRE
PROGRAM I
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21, 1926
Motor*
W ilcox Bros.
Quality at Low
$550
Co.
Estacada
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