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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1926)
EASTERN BENEFIT SHOW ___ - There will be a benefit show at the Liberty theater February 12 at 7:15. Als0 a matinee Saturday afternoon at 2:15. Th:s will be a good s.iow, Mary Bickford in “ Pollyanua," and also a good comic reel. Come and help the P.-T. A. You will get full value for your money. Prices 10c and 25c. E D U C A T IO N A L E X P O S IT IO N ^ __ O. A. C., Corvallis, Feb. Representatives from Estacada high school have been invited to attend the third annual educational expo sition at O. A. C., Feb. 19, 20, and 21. The exposition is intended to give educational guidance to high school students who are planning to entter institutions of higher educa tion. The college proposes to stmulate • WANT AND FOR SALE ADS CLACKAMAS NEWS r T i r TRSDAY, FE.lRUAR 1 4 ztua.-i.t thinking to the end wiat n c v .. ..e n one o* taud, none oi ' J ' , reign rcpiesent-tivcs. And why moic cercfal consideration will be liiew had ever heard o i ner. Shall not? If a guest came into my house givui the ¿e ect on oi a course which we say her condition o f mind was or your house where booze was the student plans .0 pursue, than brought about by the horrid melo- banned and pulled a flask from his would otherwise be the enso. Thru dios o f ja. : music, or that puppy pocket and dranj^ from it we wou.J lectures, demonstrations, exh.bits love xor »..is.eii performers upon conclude he w. s an undes.reab e and round table discussions the ex- wind and t.n n y instruments caused or no gentleman, or both. When in position plans to indicate in a defirw an unuue influence upon an -d o- Romo, do as the Romans do. ,te way the work to which a curreu- lescent and sidy young wo.-an. Large shipments o f eastern corn lum leads. Every school on the campus will A Portland pastor laughs to scoin which have been coming west for the be open for inspection. There will »«• the po.ice lo ic o who have recent- last several years show that there is be displays o f worjj, activities and passed p o-tc.c oi. the bill board a field in some sections for expanding accomplishments o f students in the informing Ci'im.n Is that tiihey can- the corn acreage, and that in west- different courses. Lectures wi.l be not win. i i . to.is tho worid and the ern Oregon, there is a large oppor- . police o f fo*tu rn j in particular that tumty for growing more Hannchen by prominent educators from other institutions. Small group con- until th y succeeU in cios.ng gam- barley. Feeders o f larger kinds of ferences with professors in the de boling aiiu ooot-cgging joints their livestock have recognized the merit partments in which the students are posters shou.U rettu, “ tou have of iiannehen for a number o f years won.” And- .he Cops, know.ng their but now peuitrymen are beginning to most ntercsted are expected to guide them in the selection o f courses to onions, are squirming in their shoes use it in considerable quantities, and looking silly. 1 Experiment station workers be- which they arc best fitted. I French authorities give as the Hove that many acres o f eastern Representatives will be enter- cause o f the increase o f crime in that Oregon devoted to common white famed while on the campus by , country, not prohibition, for they oats can well be replaced with Hann- Special en fraternities and clubs. nave it not, but the nclinaaon of chen barley. tertainments have been arranged for peop.e to a..aui beyond their m e a n s ------------------------ that week-end. A horse show, ath the many extravag-n-es their wages In pruning cherry or walnut trees, letic events, and concerts are intend will not provide. There is no doubt Oregon farmers practice thinning ed to entertain between the more this may apply to our own country out, as those trees are thick and serious events. as so many want what they want t3-1» making them difficult to handle, time to test it thoroughly. They recognize clover one o f the best forege and soil improving crops, For weli drained soils red clover is recommended by ihe experiment s.ation. Alsike is better adapted to heavier types of soil not so weil drained. The supply o f locally grown seed of either red or alsike is when they want it that they lose Orchardists are advised by the ex- LOCAL NEMS patience and good sence and will périment station to thin out the beai- FOR RENT—-On shares preferred, seven acres o f land. Inquire o f D. Several email cook stoves for sale ' commit cinne to satisfy a craving ing wood, so that the light can get Kenny, Morrow station. 2-4-26 cheap at Pointer's. vo get that which in most instances down through the trees, If you want a Pathe phonograph they couid very web do wunout. ^OR RENT— Four V4-I rt is not aavays what we w—nt, but Many Oregon farmers are buy- actes, T*- for Ba|e cheap at Pointers, mile east of Estacada. Address what we need that regulates the ing their clover seed now, to have The ladies o f the W. C. T. U. will Mrs. W. E. Hall, Home Restaur safety valve. | _________________ hold a cooked food sale Saturday, ant, Estacada. 1-28 Feb. 6, at the drug store, oeginning Reported that California has a f FOR SALE or trade— 1 good young at 10:30. Come and buy your Sun- bootieggers insurance company | horse, $40. 1 set o f heavy breech- day dinner and help a worthy cause. whicn insures policy holders against j en harness, $15. 1 plow, $5 A. The ladies aid o f the M. E. church loss, arrest anu jail terms at a cost ! H. Raker, 1 V4 east o f Eagle Creek are planning for a Bazaar to be of * 2 to $0 weekly premiums. These | Grange hall. held the Saturday before Easter. tilings it may insure against but it There will be home cooking for sale cannot guarantee tnem from the con WANTED TO BUY— Angora goats. -uitable for Easter. tempt, oi an good ctizens, the loss of Joe Nicholson. 2-4-26 Anyone wishing aprons made to ail stlf-respect, and the odium with The best success in Dairy order call Mrs. Geo. Lawrence or which their children in later years ing will result when a miner MUSIC— Anyone wanting instruc Mrs. Hannah. wul hold them. al compound is fed which con I tion in music will do well to see If the people o f Oregon are inter tains the essential elements or consult Mary Alice Reed, a pu so necessary for production, THE JiE liiO iH S 'i trlb tU P A L pil o f Dr. Emil Enna. 2-25-26 ested in a senator why not get to- j gelher and nominate Geo. E. O l i l i v ii. and re-production. Everybody knows FOR SALE— Fresh cow with calf, Chamberlain. the Friendly Church O ll tue Hill. ' ECONOMY MINERAL AND also baled cheat, and oat hay, our George, who was senator for IRA t\ RvuvKlN, Pastor, MEDICINAL POWDER sup $ 18.00 per ton. A. D. Burnett, ail of the people all the time. plies these essentials. Eaglo Creek. 2-25-26 Mr. and Mrs. R. Thos. Carter aunday School................................ 10:0v ■ ..... — ■ - ---------- were among the out of town guests Geo. Lawrence, supt. For Sale Straw, $7 per ton; oat at a banquet given at the Univer- junior Cuuicli ................................TU;4o For further information call at— per'ton4 Pp U n e : Redlandn20°-i6.’ Olf- aity club in Portland* * iven by Mrs. Rankin in charge. ver Guher, Estacada. Ore. John Guthrie o f the U. S. Forest Morning w orsu ip............................11:00 service. Subject: Tne Net Spread. FOR SALE— Early seed potatoes BARTHOLOM EW About 30 young people from Es- 1 leutllinK Hover cnurcn........ 3:00 American Wonder variety. S. A. FORDSON w work— whether on drawbar or belt— the Fordson can be made to increase the yearly income on the majority of farms. Dunng winter months, when work that pays extra income is generally scarce, the Fordson provides a source o f power that can make it a profitable The low first cost of the Fordson combined with its economical operation make it an easy unit to buy and a profitable one to operate. FOR SALE— A large type Poland- CTiInu boar, year ajid u half old In pretty good condition. See John Hail, 1 mile back of Currinsville, Oregon. FOR SALE OR TRADE— Good Ford touring car, $75, or trade for cow or pigR. Also 14 inch plow like new, $15, or trade for good seed grain. Mrs. W. C. Stoneman, R. 2, Estacada, Ore. Phone 69-111 LOST—Near Springwater on New Years eve, a small black vanity case. Return to this office and receive re ward. FOR SA1.E— Two pure bred short horns, one fresh and coming fresh. Will «ell at scrub prices. W. P. Farrell, Barton. 2-11 tacada wer® 8uests o f Mr. “ » d Mrs. ° “ U_ UevuUoual meeting ................ ....................... 6:3u Karl E- Einarson at their home in ............ i;ooj Portland, at a delightful party on eiveuuig worsuip subject.; tne iVlartyiuom o f James ' Saturday evening, Jan. 23, 1926. They rejort a most enjoyable time. .mu-week i'la y er ¿service at tne enurvh Wednesday evening ......V :UU j Mrs. R. D. Overhalser o f camp subject: A ¡Soui Winner oy Per 1 Vi went to Portland to meet her sonal Liiort. brother John Little whom she ex iffio.r Practice at the church pected to arrive from New York. inursday evening....................... 7:3u From there they went to Pendleton w. l . 1. U. meeting at the home of to visit with their mother. tinuously carried on without loss due to delays. If necessary you can purchase a Fordson with two seasons in which to pay for it. Miss Myrta James, president of the Rebekah Assembly o f Oregon, will pay the local Rebekah lodge an official visit on Monday evening, February 8th. It is hoped that all members possible will be present at this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. O’Neill, who have been spending some time in Seattle, Washington, have returned to visit a lew days more with their daughter Mrs. Dykeman, before returning home. The News office wishes to inter view some young man who woufci like to learn the printing business. mis. Hannah on Thuisuay after noon ................................................... 2:3u ...U. n KY 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, Kstaea- da. Oregon. 6-19-tf Any girl in trouble may communi- ente with Ensign Lee o f the Salva tion Army, at the White Shield Home. 666 Mayfair Ave., Portland. » "iron. 9-20-tf 1 LlHtlill I HU I Ht FHUbHMl 24-titp ESTACADA auturday-Suiiday, Dry-Cleaning and¡D>ein¿ big show. Don't miss it. It's one oi the late ones, matinee Sunday afternoon at 2:16 ülVti Uà A TRIAL Satisfaction Guaranteed \NS on farms 6 per cent. No ■ '»mmisxion City loans monthly plan. Oregon City Abstract Co. I t R RENT OR SALE—The Doc ken dorf house at Morrow station. En quire of the neighbors on either side oi write K. E. Doekemlorf. Molalla. Oiegon. Jail 2S-'2f> Ft .» SALE, ('heap— Vaughan drag saw. heavy type. 2 good blades. First data condition. Call at Smiths' I a dware store. Ft lì S A L E Italian rruiie trees. 1 yr. * tu X and 4 to 6 feet; extra fine. O. V I and 30-31 This is a R. G. M A R C H B A N K C O N F E C T IO N E R Y A N D L IG H T LU N C H INTERNATIONAL E sta ca d a , O re. MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHES for Economical Transportation J m s BL Mouday-Tuesday, February 1-2 A Revelation in Low Priced Transportation A type o f performance never before approached in any low priced car—a new smoothness of operation—new flexibility _new swiftness of acceleration—'new beauty new comfort — these have been added to its already world-famous power and economy to make the Improved Chevrolet a revelation in low-priced transportation. Just take one ride in this remarkable car—and you will be amazed to find that qualities, heretofore the chief advantages of owningcostliercars,are nowobtainableinacarofvery low price. , mtDNIGHT EXPRESS. Don't fail I to see this as it is a good show, w orth more money but shown at the same prices, 10c dc 25c. prices f. o. b. Flint, Michigan C U TS M O RE SLICES TO THE LOAF An ideal slice-size for toasting, sandwiches and children's between-meal snacks. The same Holsum quality that won the Harry M. Freer T rophy the second time in two years. The same price as the regular large loaf. . SALE -Strawbvrrjr. $J per 1000. o( (he Johnson vartety. A splendid v nnlng herry and a beavy produc ir. Verjr vlgorous grower. For inore particular«, cali P. S. Stamp. r .me 4.1-5, R I, Estacada. Ore. SALE— Wagon 601 OREGON Touring < Roadster Coupe Coach *510 510 645 645 “ *735 Landau * * 765 % Ton Truck 395 Sedan - - ( C k a n o O n t» ) _ _ 1 T on Truck L G a i i O st» ) E C O N O M IC A L FOR LA R G E FAM ILIES Falling. Borin*. Ore . R 1 FOR January i ho HUME MAKER. family Wash.aiipecialty Prompt Service af'R iiht Price C O O K E M O TO R C O M P A N Y E STAC AD A l uesday evening at 7 :30 is the rag many appointed tune for uie j meeting ot uie ¡sunnay Scnooi boaiu oi uie cnurcn, to oe renewed at | o.dd by a meeting ot tne official uuard of tne cnurcn. Let eacn of us ieei a personal responsibility oi keeping tins n.gnt open lor me aoov e-iiteiitiui.eu appointments. ary soul longetn, yea, even faint- etn lor tne courts ol jeiiovah; my Heart anu my Hem cry out unto tne miiig Lou. — Psalm 64:2. Senator Biease o f South Carolina A young girl shoots herself be “ as be lore Longres* a bid making FOR SALE— Good no. One Timothy cause the members o f an orchestra our proinoitioii laws applicable to hay; good oat hay bailed $20.00 which have been broadcasting jazz per ton at barn. Phone 42— 111. P. music Were leaving town. She had W. Douglas, (’ urrinsville. BOB and LAW R EN C E P h on e Complste Fordson ser vice everywhere insures that your work can be con Minerals is here Roberts, Boring, Ore. Phone Damascus 54. 2-4-26 .. . — WANTED— Two good wood chop- pers. W. P. Farrell, Barton. 2-11 FOR SALE— Loose hay at J. T. Dowty’s $8.00 per ton. 2-11 season. Such jobs as corn hucking, shredding, feed grind ing, hay baling, and wood saw ing can be done without the expense o f outside equipment and labor. Or as in the case o f many Fordson owners it fur nished the means of doing profitable custom work for those who are not equipped to handle their own jobs o f this nature. ITH abundant power for practically every kind of farm 1 The Day of not large and the price is high. To avoid pay.ng this high price for poor seed some farmers are having it tested for purity and germination. The co-operative seed laboratory at the Oregon experiment station will make these tests free o f charge. Samples sent in now will miss the February rush. Sold at Your Favorite Grocery and Restau harness .r o w . nd plow , all in good Con rants in Estacada and Vicinity. ti lion. Hate no further use for the above; have other in place of it- W. P. Farrell, Barton. 2-11 » h ü l s o m L O N G LOAF «fc#«WmsoUrt y Cascade Motor Co. W ilcox Bros. Estacada QUALITY AT LOW COST