EASTERN
CLACKAMAS
GRADE
fc o e
We Want
FORD
Used Cars
MOTOR CO.
W e have a rearlv demand for GUARANTEED
FORD USED CARS.
This spring we have been unable to keep these
cars in stock.
The liberal trade-in values we offer places
the ownership of a TODAY S FORD CAR within
easy reach.
Call us up.
W e
will be glad to take you for a ride
SCHOOL
NEWS
THURSDAY,
APR IL
1,
1027
Frances
Evens, Dorothy
’
Larkins and Merle Boyer received
Mrs. Theo. Ahlberg and Master hundreds in spelling all last week.
Arnold Ahlberg, Mrs. Reagan, Mrs.
Myron Woodworth is absent from
Ernest Duns and Miss Patricia Duns thP ranks on account o f chicken pox.
visited the first grade this week,
The third grade is endeavoring to
much to the delight o f the little fill its Bunny Books with two weeks
folks.
o f hundreds in spelling.
Thelma Nielsen is again in school
after a three weeks absence on ac­
count o f illness.
Louise
i LaMonde Evans has moved away
j ... , .
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,
| with his mother and sister. They
! went to Columbia City,
j Ella Hayden returned to school
| Monday. She was ill last week, but
is better now.
|
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B O Y S ' and G I R L S ’ C L U B S
The Canemah sewing club, No. 1,
have finished their work and held
their achievement program in the
Fifth G ra de
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I Canemah schoolhouse April first.
Mrs. Vida Banke is the local leader.
Laura Nielsen has returned after The flve girlg who have rtnIf)h8d are
The primary room observed Arbor
day by planting, with Mr. Sarver’s
two week’s absence due to illness.
assistance, two three year old climb­
The fifth grade is greatly enjoy-
ing roses, pink Van Fleets, and a . . .
.
„
ing the presence o f a small green
number o f primulas in several colors,
is
in the border just under the windows turtle . in their room. As ' yet . . he
,
o f their room.
j namele8s’ but Wlth thlrt>' «P* thinkers
Mrs. Lemon visited the
grade on Friday afternoon.
Sixth and Seventh G rade«
F o u rth G rade
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F»r*t G rade
Page 5
Blanche Churchill, Erma Freeman,
viola Baumgartner, Paulin« Coulson,
and Pearl Parberry.
,
The
Clackamas
County
Club
Leaders’ League at their meeting
second he will soon enjoy a cognomen suit- jagt Saturday voted to change their
able to his size.
meeting date from the first Tuesday
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in the month to the flrs; Saturday o f
each month. The Bolton and Jen­
nings Lodge demonstratian teams
gave their sewing d e m o nstra tio n at
the Leaders’ meeting April » « e * e d .
These demonstrations were so well
rcceivd that it was decided to have u
demonstration for each meeting.
County Club agent I. M. C. Ander­
son has lately received a letter from
E. N. Bressman, associate professor
o f farm crops, stating that now is the
time to make a preliminary germin­
ation test o f your seed eorn. The
corn project should be very papular
with Clackamas County Club hoys
and girls this year, as they will have
an opportunity to show at the
County, State, and Pacific Inter­
national exhibitions. Besides these,
all club members may enter the Bank
o f Commerce show, which is held in
their bank building after the other
shows are over, which gives all an
opportunity to have mature eorn.
aa a
in TODAY’S FORD CAR.
COOKE MOTOR CO.
THE MARQUAM WHITE LEGHORNS
( T r a p n e s t e d co n tin uo u sly f o r ten co n s e c u t iv e y e a rs )
Chicks all Sold up to the Middle of May
Send for Prices on May and June Chicks
CERTIFIED BREEDER .
Member Oregon Accredited
Hatchery and Breeders’ Association (under the supervision of the
Oregon Agricultural College.)
OREGON
THE MARQUAM POULTRY FARM
BREEDERS OF WHITE LEGHORNS
O ne Mile East o f Eatacada, O re g o n , on G a rfie ld R o a d
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SHOES
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for
feaster
The song of the teakettle may be acceptable in the winter,
but the call of the robin is more inviting these glorious April
days. Why not enjoy your garden these early spring days
. . . have carefree hours with your family and friends.
Laest styles, and at prices you can afford to pay. g
Men’s Womens, and Children’s Shoes— the All- 1
Leather line— the best in the long run—
Even though you do enjoy your home, there’s no reason for
you to carry it continuously . . . like a shell upon your
back . . . or a worry in your mind. Particularly the kitchen
. , . with its insistent duties . . . to be performed over
and over each day.
AT
RO SE S
THE
PLACE
TO
BUY
miiiiiiiMi
With a modern electric range in your kitchen you ’d enjoy
hitherto unknown hours of freedom . . . and delights pre­
viously unserved at your table.
Our Safe Deposit Vault:-
Offers splendid protection for
During April you may choose any of our modern
ABSTRACTS
INSURANCE POLICIES
NOTES
ELECTRIC RANGES
MORTGAGES
DEEDS
at a discount of 10%
WILLS
BONDS
paving only 10% down and the balance
% monthly
STOCKS
There are types to serve every need . . . from the tiniest
>ze for the apartment or bungalow kitchenette . . . which
occupies a minimum of space . . . to the all-white enamel
super-automatic— which does everything but think up your
menus!
OTHER VALUABLE PAPERS
And the cost is less than a cent a day. Can you
afford to be without this protection?. Call and
select a box.
Every one of them adds an unfailing and ever-willing servant
to your home. We’d be glad to show y o u the va riety o f
models for your choosing.
ESTACADA
STATE BANK
date o f this notice.
Dated March 29th, 1927.
Notice is hereby given that the
Date o f first publication March
undprs;gned has been duly appointed 3 lit. 1927.
administrator o f the estate o f W il­
Date o f last publication April 2&th
liam Wallace DeLapp. deceased, and 1927.
any and all persons having claims
Sidney L. DeLapp, Administrator
against said estate are hereby re­ o f the estate o f William Wallace De
quired to present said claims, duly
Lapp, deceased.
verified as by law required at the
W. A. Heylman, Estacada, Ore­
office o f my attorney. W. A. Heyl-
N O TICE
TO
PORTLAND
CRED ITOR S
rasn, within fix month# from the gon, attorney for Adminiftrator.
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with electric it y.