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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1927)
PAO!-' FAST*" T’ y -■ ! U / A » Í» ' ' S " * ■ P T * r ' ’ ' y v <• 'y p w * 13, 1927 -' ' U **". Jii/iV.iH, i; O U 1'Rii.ED r I O U R :ì E W SOFT W HEAT ¥ i * A FIRST CLASS FLOUR BUT YOU CAN BUY __________ IT FOR LESS ' - I t h e expense of raising their stock hut are going to grow their animals out to better advantage. Hpi eial Club matoriul is being ar ranged by Prof. Hyslop of the Ore gon Agricultural College for this country-wide 4-H alfulfa club and especial attention will be given to Clackamas County conditions. The boys ordering lime on the spec- s o 7 7 T ale ~~~~~ & ^ TFN BARS ROYAL WHITE SOAP 1WO PACKAGES WASHING POWDER ONE DISK PAN VALUE $1.45 ALL FOR I YO U’LL W ANT TO OV/N THE NEW FORD ; TCAUSF. OF ITS SPEED, PICK-UP, COMFORT | \FETY, STAMINA— AND BECAUSE IT IS A GOOD LOOKING CAR. UE EUROPEAN TOUCH IN THE BULK SHORTENING 20c LB., T W O LB. 35c " GROCERIES AND FEEDS AT THE RIGHT PRICES SMART, I . S C B O B o o M k e o t o C o rvi r p a n y E s t a c a d a , O r e g o n ***•■■ *ía a ® ’■■■”* >TiTTniw W I B I nafran * pl .msssimssax^maa •. i a fíe àuî U W ill be for rent at the Estacada Hotel Ü ! OCTOBER 21 & 22 1 1 Clown Suits....... $ 1.00 1.50 | Turkish Suits..... 2.00 j Other Suits ............ 1.00 j Indian Suits ..... ; il . . * n fcy, - .¡fl# ^ tu rd a y , rwi fs (J t . ^ 5. c M a O d R a T feo T tore GAN, Prop. I LOW, TRIM LINES OF THE NEW FORD . '■5 The Ladies of the American Legion Auxilary wil ive a M ueifde Ball in connection with the Am erican Legion Legion at Eagle Creek, on Tt 1 JiJ'' • • [; I W îi, ® HI *J' 1! THERE’S A BIT OF ial club ear are: Alfred Denley, 2 tons— Edwin Boy- tor, 4 Iona— Richard Boeckman, 2 to:>—W .yne Boeckman, 2 tons— Gil b e t Bidder, 2 tons— Walter Jaeger, 3 tons— Donald Steininger, 2 tons— Duans Brown, 2 tons— David Brown, 4 ton— Melvin Stangel 4 ton— John Erhardt, 1 ton— Herbert Kanne, 2 ton— Wilmer Harms, 2 ton. iJ City, Kt. B, Petes Mot., Burbanks— Carl Joehnke, Canby, Burbank. Fields belonging to Emil Nodurft, i Petes Mountain and J. H. Eastman, j: Hazelia are yet to be inspected. 5 Seven fields grown under contract jj for the Portland Seed Company also jj passed certification, j Fields passing for standard must not have over 15 per cent disease The following had standard fields and it may be noted that all o f these were just above certification require ments. Henry Koch, Sherwood, Rt. 5, Staf ford, Burbanks— D. B. Hodge, Ore gon City, Kt. 5, Burbanks— Simon Shilvik, Canby, New Era, Burbanks— Miles, Oregon City, Rt. 1, Hog Hoi low, Burbanks— Geo. Randall, Ore gon City, Rt. 1, Hog Hollow, Bur- J J j There will be Prizes offered for the best Hallowe’en Costumes consisting o f: First prize .$10.00; Second >rize $5.00; Third Price $3.00. Dancers will unmask at 11:00 o’clock. I"'— COOKIES ARE SOMETHING W E A L L LIKE. BUT THE SCHOOL CHILD LIKES THEM A L L THE BETTER WHEN HE RETURNS HOME FROM SCHOOL TIRED AND HUNGRY. Weekly County Agent News banks: (By John J. Inskeep, Co. Agt.) _______ HH Prof. G. R. Hyslop of the Oregon , . ,, , „ , Agricultural College recently (in spected potato fields in Clackamas County for certification. This was jthe second inspection and according 'u* *1 » its * nil > jilrtrufi. / £ - - / ■ • V ; ; ; — SStl : •üPSK’. t.ví;./ JjitcT.-^seaar. fl m 4 \ . j j] L i - 4 e $ Is h Li 'J1 U r. Did you ev' , ►'•tore” r< stop to think what this “ Winchester ¿presented. ■ It is . r , a hardware store where quality and service *eet. When you buy an article with the “ Win- c1 • tor biand stamped on it, you have bought one f ot lie best articles on the market. Absolutely guar anteed from the factory. These “ Winchester” goods are made from the very ’ t material that money can buy and when you >uy these goods, you are buying quality. No cheap, hoddy” material will be found with the “ W in chester brand” We have just received a large shipment of “ Win- . ’ .: ter” goods, including “ Winchester” Axes, V inches1 ei ” four and five tine forks, also a large ha ot be ’ i knives of waranted Steel a good as sortment to choose from. Buy Your Hardware at th Hardware Store S . & S v H A R D W A R E “ THE W INCHESTER STORE” '• 1 ■ • - . . . . . - ' T* ’ . • P ; uuYiBSViHc Store Prices tv KcU'U's Covnflnkes ’v e Jersey CornHaUvs . aloes j : uhi to hav 10(’ ilv.u to tiic s ick Sithouse Cleanser ....... ti Kellotrs Pep \\ r.VKR. .......... 25c .......... 25c $1.50 ......... 05c *1.7S $1.25 $1 50 $2 10 . I Mil . v ant in 1* i ;*»s Chick« nv, ChitU-m Bark, Cattle. Sheep and Hojr.s what have \ou to 'ell. Chickens on Monday Only lit Together if You have Anything t«> Sell and Your price ripht Y/E OPERATE A LICENSED BONDED TRUCK FOR HIRE have a new stock of Electric Lipht Globes at 23c for 40 watt and 25c for 50 and 60 watt J. O. TUN NELL i-i discasc allo'vcd if thc fields are to separ-.- or was repaired, saving the : be certified. Many of the growers owner loss o f.$230.13 per year r-j !iad ,t3S than one and onc-lialf per -r,. £em alone sliows the import- cont disease in tiieir ficlds- anee and valu4 o f cow testing asso- Growers attain the maximum re- - at o.i work. Besides checking up suits by planting the best seed obtain- on : t -.rs o f this kind, unprofitable •'•>•0 end then rogueing or pulling o eliminated and owners are »; plants showing rugose mosaic, ipild helped with feeding problems. u>o:.aic, blackleg, wilt and leaf roll. * * * » „ the secret of success is learning to (Richard C. Kuohner, Co. Club A gt.) ; identify those diseases which in i-.'I stock judging team that is to I many fields not cared for infect 60 to repi • sent Clackamas County will 90 per cent o f the plnn',3 and cut the make a 2 days stock judging tour in j ield from 20 to GO per cent. and around Salem. Much stock is Several growers named have start I’t'ri. held over at the State Fair ed wiih st ed plots caring for a small . .'.'a for tke Pacific International acreage first to be used for the main I.ivt iock exposition, and the boys field the following year. This .is will judge thin stock and other stock a new practice for Clackamas County around Salem, October 14 and 15. and growers are enihusiastic o\er it3 The members o f the team that will possibilities. judge at the P. I. are August Jaeger, Growers having fields passing cer- G it- L Kidder and Herbert Kanne t'fi< a tion are as follows: W. G. Mey- Then- boys are members of the Wii- er, Portland, field at Slaf ford: Henry sou H e Pig club of which Edwin Kohc. Sherwood, Rt. 5, Stafford, Riddcr is leader. Burbank variety; Schatz Bros. Sher Sr urcJay at Oregon City there will wood, Rt. 5, Stafford, Burbanks; be unloaded a 35 ton car o f lime tlco. Sanm, Shriwood, Rt. 5, Stai 'I'm the State Lime Plant at Salem. ned. Burbanks; W. II. Baker, Oswe This car is ordered exclusively by 4- go. Hazelia Earliest of all— W. H. H club boys that are going to put in Zivney, Oswego, Hazelia, Burbanks— one more acres of a'falfa this next lie's Edwardson , Oregon City, Rt. 5, sprt This is the first time a solid Rosemont, Burbanks— Edwardson & carload of lime has been ordered by Frank Ford. Oregon City, Rt. 5, Rose club boys in any county in Oregon mont, Burbanks—Jake Boylan, Ore- • i at the meeting to be held Satur- City, Rt. 5, Rosemont, Burbanks day v II be organized the first aifali ’ S. M. Couey. Oregon City, Rt. 5. club by boys and girls clubs in the Rosemont Burbanks— Wrn. Arm State. s’ .n.'. Oregon City. Rt. 5. Rosemont, I ”, tarting to raise clfe.lf.a these Burbank»— Major V . S. Biddle. boys v. ho are now raising purebred ( laukamas, Sunnyside, Burhanks— livestock are making definite strides Morris A. NVson, Oregon City, Rt. 5, io ‘ ennect their feeding problems Corby Ferry— Burbnnks— Karl Old wi.'n their livestock work. By doing en I idt, Sherwood, Rt. 2, S'afford •Vs I bey are not only planning to cat .......25c I IO VGA A l* ' AND UURNETTS HONEY e of Waldo Hills Flour. 4: :. per sack Tor Your Thickens or Sick Stock...... Hun F’or Snck ............................ imd Parley Per Sack .............. at by the Sark per pound .................... to IVof. Hyslop, Clackamas County growers are showing a great profi ciency in the production o f disease ¡free seed. Eighteen independent growers had S i rieMs whil h P " « « d inspection. Five : I per cent is the maximum amount of , A. U . Barger, Test for the Clack- jamas County Cow Testing Assn, re ports that in August, the 531 associa- , , tion cows produced 300,327 pounds milk and 12,827.2 pounds butterfat. Buxton Bros, had the' high testing herd of over 20 cows with an aver age of 32.4 pounds fat. Johnson iTr'os. had^the hig“hTerd“ o f 1 2 to 20 cows and John L. Lienhart had the high producing small herd with 35.2 and 36.7 pounds fat respectively. Mr. Barger reports that one separ- ator v s found to be losing 70 per cent • ,L via , hc sldm milk route Xhe EVERYTHING FOR iOLLOWTEN Hallowe’en Pumpkins ■ ud Decorations Hallowe'en Napkins and Party Favors Hallowe’en Hats and Masks H '.llowc’cn Korns and Noise Makers Hallowe’en Plain and Fancy Crepe Everything for that Party Phone 53-6 Estacada for Suti j WE W ILL HAVE A SPECIAL ON VEAL ROASTS, VEAL STEAKS AND VEAL CHOPS S TA C A D A cTVibiAT COMPANY itX MOBKN KITCHEN Electricity '* the silent servant * works effi ciently, tirelessly, hours with out end, uncomplain- ngly * in the modern kitchen. It relieves ihe home-maker of the continuous at tention to detail that has made housekeeping of other years a round of ceaseless drudgery * un interesting routine. Electric 1 nges, refrigerators and other appliances kelp you to realize those happy dreams of home- making when execution of ideas seemed as simple as their planning. Electric refrigerators keep foods sweet and fresh i'or days. Thc drv cold makes it possible to have foods of practically all kinds in the same compart ment without interchange of flavors. They insure a‘ continue.; supply of ice cubes and make new frozen or chilled desserts and salads simple to serve. Econ- nomical ’ efficient * convenient. Electric ranges cook foods more thoroughly * show U ’ s 1 linkage in meats * fuller flavor in vegetables. They keep your kitchen clean and sweet. With tin automatic time and temperature control they cook for you even when you are miles away, and without your supervision have dinner ready and hot when you return. Electric Refrigerators and Ranges of all the best s'.nndard makes installed in your home on convenient terms. May we show them to vou? Portland Electric Power Co. THE ESTACADA PH ARM AC / The REXALL Store Ji