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1927
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
LIBERTY THEATRE PROGRAM ! WANT AND FOR SALE AOS
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^C H EV R O LET j
É co n o m isai Tram f e r i t i l o »
Lower Prices
becau se o f in crea sin g iblllXllw P r o d u c t io n !
August, 1925 — Chevrolet
January, 1925 —There was Iry
an­
nounced a new
measure of value based on many new
quality features—such as motor-driv­
en Klaxon horn, improved sheet
metal construction in the bodies, cor­
rugated steering wheel with walnut
finish, new headlamp rim construc­
tion and a more convenient gear­
shift lever. Yet, despite all the addi­
tions . . . the a _
, ,
Coach was reduced
Q Z yi
to
C
* * . ^ y J M ich .
-
troduced a new
Chevrolet which «cored a tremen­
dous success. Among ica many new
features were: a new and rugged rear
axle, an improved unit power plant,
a new single-plate disc-clutch, a much
atronger frame, semi-elliptic chrome
vanadium steels prings,cow! and dash-
lamps, and new Fisher bodies fin­
ished in Duco . . .
_ f.o .b .
and the price o f the * 7 T
Flint«
Mich.
Coach was •
• •
January, 1926 —Anot
spectacular
increase in Chevrolet value— a model
offering many mechanical improve­
ments, such as a smoother, quieter
motor with three-point suspension, a
silent V-belt generator drive, new oil
pump, more efficient cooling, an air
cleaner, larger brakes, etc. Notwith­
standing these im- *
fob'
movements . . . the
A Gj Pm,,;
Coach was reduced to v r ~ , Mids.
and now
■ Vi
X s%'525
8V...‘625
231^695
a a s *715
Sid.»...*745
M
The Most
H lh iW
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Beautiful Coach In Chevrolet History!
iT ~ W O * aak*« * 4 9 5
AM h im , UM PkM kkikm .
Balloon dr«« stand*
i f d equipment on all
models.
In add ition Co the««
low nricee C h e v ro ­
let’« delivered price«
'n c lu d e th e lo w e s t
«andling and finano
• m * charge# available.
Climaxing all o f Chevrolet’s previous value triumphs, the Chevrolet Coach o f today ia
acclaimed as the outstanding closed car value o f all time. Beautiful new Fisher bodiea
— paneled and beaded, rakishly low and finished in new colors
o f genuine Duco . . . full-crown, onc-pierc f . « vrs . . . bullet-type
headlamps . . . A C oil filter and A C air cleaner . . . finer perform­
ance, greater riding comfort and rerrarl
le «•
sg easel A car so
marvelously beautiful that you must see it to r.j y. .date it— Yet
f. o« b. Flint« Mich«
the price has been reduced to
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CASCADE
MOTOR
COMPANY
James M. Closner, prop.
Estacada, Ore.
QUALITY AT LOW COST
By Lillian Duncan
A ccordin g to an ancient and h onor­
Friday, Saturday M atinee A pril 8-9
able tradition, “ All F ools” day was
Red Grange in
FOR SA LE — 1-1 'A, H. P. Z. Type j w elcom ed in proper style at the high
“ ONE MINUTE T O P L A Y “
Gas Engine. 1 5 H. P. upright gas i school.
Many and varied were the
Alumni Benefit.
en gin e; 1 spring tooth harrow ; 1 costumes, and cam eras cHcked stead-
bicycle, g ood as new. 2 drag sa w s! jly. In spite o f the day, however,
Saturday evening only
Vaughns.
A lot o f garden t o o ls .; classes w ent on as usual.
‘ ‘ E X IT SM ILIN G”
P
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Second Hand Store;
The annUal freshm an-sophom ore
and a Gump Comedy
buy what you w ant; sell what you ; tug 0f war was j,e[d a( Rivermill in
Sunday and M onday, A pril 10-11
don ’t want.
lO tf j connection
with
the
celebration.
“ THE FALSE A L A R M ”
Was the water cold ?
Ask the fro sh !
W HAT HAVE
YOU
to sell or
Tuesday— No Show
trade?
Advertise it in this col-
Estacada had the pleasure o f
! umn.
having Mr. Gary, principal o f the
W ednesday and Thursday Apr. 13-14 j
West Linn high school visit the school
“ W IT H O U T M E R C Y ”
Mr. Gary, in m en­
SEE L O N SB E R R Y and PE R R Y for last Monday.
Vera Reynold*
w ood. Second grow th 16 in., full tioning the footb all game played be­
measure $6.50 pr cord.
Strictly tween the tw o schools, made allow ­
Friday and Saturday, A pril 15-16
ance fo r our defeat, saying that
cash on delivery.
OLD G RO W TH $7.50 pr cord cut 16 W est Linn had an exceptionally
“ VALENCIA”
strong team this year. He added
in. 4 ft. length $6.50 pr cord.
Mae Murray
W O OD SA W IN G — pr cord $1.00 that most o f their better men are
and a
graduating this year so that we may
Cash.
Gump Comedy
hope to make a better showing next
BU ILDIN G material— Lumber, any season.
Sunday and M onday, A pril 17-18
kind— Brick— Tile— Cement, Grav­
“ TH E FIG HTIN G ED G E ”
el, Sand— Plaster Board
Estacada will enter the baseball
Kenneth Harlan - Patsy Ruth Miller , , , n n r , , . . . . .
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W O OD — 16 inch 1st grow th....$7.00 season by playing Canby Friday at
16-inch 2nd grow th $6.00 delivered Canby. W e are hoping that it will
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start the season rollin g fo r E. H. S.
C O A L by the sack or ton
week by the Mid-Columbia V qelr.!.
Get my prices b efore you buy. I can
Growers’ association. The first ship
“ A Strenuous L ife ,” the ju n ior
save you m oney. M. F. Sarver
Mont was made March 22.
class play, is progressing rapidly.
Phone 39-7 Estacada.
Although large crowds daily visit
Keep the date April 15 open and
the Sandy river, smelt are not running FO R SA L E — Choice R. I. R. eggs, com e to the high school prepared to
heavily this year. Troutdale desidents
75c pr setting; cabbage & cauli- en joy the evening.
declare there are fewer fish in the j I flow er plants now ready.
Other
stream than for many seasons.
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plants in season. W . W , Holder
Helen Perry, a senior at Estacada,
Divorces and marriages ran a close
Estacada Greenhouse.
tfc won second place in the contest
race In Multnomah county during the — — —— ------ ---------------
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Sigma
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month of March. One hundred and PU R EBR ED ^Light Brahma^ Hatch- national professional journalism frat-
m g eggs from unrelated stock. ernity> at 0 A c fo r her 8tory o f
thirty-four marriage licenses were is-
Hens weigh 9&10 lbs.; Roosters tj,e recen t educational exposition,
sued and 132 divorce suits filed.
som etim es 12. D on’t let anyone Es,tacada hag had a good rating fo r
Mrs. Amanda Gardiner Johnson, 94, j
tell you that Brahmas d on ’t lay, the
the last
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wir,
nin£, first
last threp
three years,
w
inning
form erly a negro slave, died In Albany I
Mrs. Sam Barr, Estacada
27-8p p]ace two yearg ag0> and fourth
last Monday at the homo of her em­
place last year.
ployer, Miss Maude Henderson, a dl-
FOR SA LE — 40 acres o f land. B. F.
lect descendant of her original owner.
Bullard, Rt. 1.
24-7c
With three rowboats lifted and
whisked away a distance of 50 feet M ON EY TO LO A N — Have two $1,-
EYES Are Precious
and other craft turned upside down
I treat them a c c o r d -.
000 loans to make.
and hurled Into the water, Oak Grove PIAN O TO SELL— Have a good
ingly.
A complete
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optical service that
witnessed a miniature cyclone recent
piano to sell, See, W. A. Heylman pleases and satisfies.
Dr. Freeze
iy.
t f eye specialist. M asonic building,, Or­
It is thought that children bent on
egon City.
having school dismissed seme months R. I. RED EGGS fo r setting from
ahead of time kindled two fires in
Large, selected, heavy laying, vel­ FOR
SA LE
OR
T R A D E — Pigs,
the basement o f school 67. five miles
vet red hens, mated with unrelated
Geese, Turkeys. V ery fine six
east o f Milton. Little damage was
males o f the same strain, whose
weeks old pigs fo r sale. Also
done.
dams w ere also heavy layers. Mrs.
turkey gobblers fo r sale, or will
H enry Viles, Rt. 1 bx 34 ph. 34-12
If a committee appointed by the
exchange them fo r turkey hens.
Union County Pomona grange to can­
13 geese fo r sale, or will trade fo r
vass farmers of the valley reports FOR SA LE — Large 0 . I. C. brood
cow or h eifer. Call at old John
sow,
John
Githens
Currinsville.
j favorably a producers’ public market
Seaquist ranch at Springwater.
26-27p
will be established in La Grande this
27c
spring.
FOR SA LE — Alsike Clover seed, re­
The W illam ette river closed April ( cleaned, 30c pr lb. while it lasts. AB O U T 12 TONS o f baled clover
and tim othy hay. $15 per ton.
; 1st to commercial fishing. The season
H enry Heiple, ph. 68-15
26-31p
W alter
Douglas,
U pper
Eagle
j will reopen November 15. Chinook
Creek
27c
salmon have been running freely, but FO R SA LE — A com plete business
j the height of the run had not been | course in the International C orres­ 4 MONTH LE A SE on 4 room house
reached.
pondence Schools.
Course cost
in Estacada. Also 6 month lease
$106 but am unable to carry it
The most rain for March since 1922
on 10 acres, Afi mile out on County
out. Have only started and school
fell In Eugene last mouth, according
road with nice creek, 5-8 acre
will transfer scholarship. W ill re­
j to the report of the local weather ob-
ready fo r garden, part in potatoes
| server. Precipitation was 2.87 inches, i fuse no reasonable offer. — J. P.
free w ood, all fo r $30 with chance
tf.
I the highest since 6.28 inches fell five | Care o f the News.
to buy same land cheap on easy
years ago.
terms. Call F. J. H uebschwerlen,
FOR SALE— Inspected strawberry
j
j
For the Easter Wardrobe-
Pi] RE
SILK
Plaited over Rayon
LADIES’ HOSE
Until Easter
o n ly
B
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C
Compare with $1.35 values sold by peddlers
Men’ Fancy Sox
at
50c
Men’s Shirts
Caps
Oxfords
Athletic Underwear
NEW BOLT GOODS—
Lingerie Cloth
Hope Muslin 17c
English Prints
Peter Pan Cloth
And Many Others
ALSO—
Ready made women's apron dresses in English
Prints
$1.25
The People’s Store
H. B. SNYDER
Sam Laughlin, cashier of the Yam­
hill State bank, was appointed a mem­
ber of the state Industrial accident
commission to succeed Dillard Elkins.
Mr. Laughlin will assume his new du­
ties May 1.
plants, E tterburg 121, 0 .
Eagle Creek
Spilde,
27-28p
4th house north o f planing mill.
27c
One automobile was demolished, an- '
other was damaged and Edwin Burke.
, an employe, narrowly escaped death
1 when 70 tons of bundled paper crash-
J ed through the floor of Paul Tragilo's i
j warehouse In Salem.
One man. Bert C. Picknian o f Port­
land, sustained a fatal Injury subject
to the provisions of the state work­
men's compensation act during the
past week, according to a report Is- :
sued by the state accident commis- ,
sion.
Hickman was a barrel maker
by profession. There were a total of
60S accidents reported to the commis­
sion during the week.
Mrs. E. E. Hurley o f Umaplne, liv­
ing six miles from Freewater, was ser­
iously burned when gasoline, which
she was using for cleaning purposes.
xnloded. The Hurley home was burn
ed and a baby was injured by the ex
plosion.
La Grande’» building permits for
the first three months of 1927 total
(545.205. which Is a larger figure than
for any one year In the city’s history >
Permits for March also set a new rcr- |
crd. calling for $275.690 worth o f nav \
construction.
Cheap Sacking M aterial
No material Is manufactured at ■
smaller cost than gunny.
It Is a
strong, coarse anrk-cloth manufac­
tured chiefly In Bengal from Jute, hut
In some extent also In Bombay and
Madras front sunn hemp. It ia alao
manufactured In f hinder. Scotland
from Jure Imported from Bengal, and
In a antnll way o f late yeara In the
United States. The weaving o f gunny
la n great domestic Industry In India,
ft givessJCCUpntlnn to men, women and
children
Boatmen employ themselves
weaving In their spare moment*, as
do farmer», carriers and even do­
mestic sonants. The wearing 1« per­
formed upon the rudest kind o f loom,
consisting merely o f a few sticks and
poles fastened together with twine.
I
is the secret of
<
rBuic/c Success
* < Because of the number of
Buicks that people buy, you get
value in a Buick that simply can­
not be equalled at the Buick
price / * Buick puts the savings
of volume— the earnings o f lead­
ership— right back into Buick
quality / , That’s why Buick
gives the satisfaction it does__
why there are more than a
m illion en th usiastic B uick
owners r * *
CASCADE MOTOR COMPANY
James M. Closner
Estacada, Ore.