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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1927)
PA G E S EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1027 honorably discharged vet ran who served in the Army, Navy or Marine Corps for moie than <'0 days betweer Apirl 5, 191V, and July 1, 1919, pro viding he began his service before the Armistice, is eligible fo r the benefits of the A djusted Compensation Law. To be valid applications must be filed on or before January 1, 1928. The V etrnn’s B ureau, Woodlark Building, W est Park & Alder Streets, Portland, Oregon, The U. S. Army Re cruiting Station, 209 K ream er Build ing, 2nd & Washington Streets, P o rt land, Oregon, or any U. S. Army Re cruiting Office in the S tate of Oregon have application blanks and will fu rn ish them on request. My Last Reminder is that the 55 (Lou Shop children and Otto Paulsen, motored to Portland on Thursday to spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Max well. Mr. and Mrs. H' Smith w ent to P o rt land on W ednesday and spent Thank: giving with her sister, Miss Edith Bucholty. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Paulsen spent Thanksgiving in Estacada with Mrs. Paulsons parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ilarkenrider, and other relatives from Portland were there also. Mr. and Mrs. Roy G inther and daughter Marian, were guests on Sun day of Mr. and Mrs. H enry John son. Frank Howard has returned home a fte r working away fo r several week;- BIG DANCE JÉ & . 'Y-r. Sat., Dec. 3 on the Large Dance Floor of SPRINGWATER is filled w ith a m ost wonderful assortment of Christmas suggestions. flfi k Only a sm all portion of w hich is illustra ted in the catalog mailed to you recently under separate cover. Do Your Shoping Earley w hile the se lection is at its best. There is everything in the Toy Shop to help make this a Merry Christmas. ill. Yours Truly, The People’s Store H. B. Snyder, Prop. W e w ill give double stam ps on all cash purchases and accounts paid in full. m : Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shearer en tertain ed on Thanksgiving day, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shearer andJolm Shearer of P o rt land. | The Robert G uttridge fam ily spent Thanksgiving day with relatives in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Cogswell ate Thanksgiving dinner with relatives in Portland. The Madden fam ily spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. A rt Cogswell at . Eagle Creek. Mrs. George P erry entertained a num ber of relatives from Eldorado and Potland on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Park had as guests on Thanksgiving day theii sons, Jim and fam ily of White Sal mon, Wash and John and fam ily of Springwater. The Van Hoy fam ily ate Thanks giving dinner with relatives at Clack amas Heights. Russell Scaquest and fam ily of Port land visited Sunday at the Clarence Hull home. I College students home fo r Thanks giving holiday were Helen P erry from 0 . S. C. and G ilbert and William Shearer from Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilcox and son of Antelope spent a few days last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Closner and other relatives here. Guests a t the Carl W ard home on Friday were Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Gribble and children from Oregon City. A t the road meeting held at the Grange hall Saturday a ten mill tax was voted and H enry Cromer was reelected road supervisor. . A Parent-T eacher Association was organized here on la s t'T u e sd a y by Mrs. brow n Gladstone who is county president. There were fourteen members enrolled with Mrs. Harold Horner as President, Mrs. Wiley Hovv ell, vice president, Miss Ethyl Young Sec. and Mrs. W alker, treasurer. GEORGE METHODIST NOTES Mr. and Mrs. R. §. Chaney and m in tal viston. You will gain knowledge and undreamed of inspira- I l 'J1' 1,''1' . an<* Geoige Milling spent tion. Go to C h u rc h -y o u r c h u r c h - Thanksgiving ;.n Portland with re- but go. You will find a h earty wet-1 m T»» Kofcn/ t n ' „u f ,, come at g w iy aburch. You will find ^ . 'is* it at the Methodist Church the church ^ 8 y W1 er " 'ts at Molalla. on the rim of the hill. Mrs. Henry K linker is in Portland You are urged ‘ to come, all, father, , , ' ..." , . , . , _____,_____ staying with her sister in law, Mrs. mother, son, daughter, old folks, mid Chas. H arger while Mr. H arger is in die aged, young and children next Sur thè hospital with an injured knee. day morning for the pastor will re Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson and peat the sernnyi dem onstrated and daughter Vivian made a business trip preached October 30, having been re to Portland last W ednesday, Mrs. quested to do so by several persons. H enry Johnson accompanied them re Nails and w ater are used in the dem maining over for Thanksgiving. onstration. Let everyone cornu. It is Mrs. Robert Miller has been quite .¡Tili «£ the g reatest lessons you can sick the past week with a severe cold. listen to. Remember next Sunday at Mrs. Elsie Dew and fam ily spenl 11 a. m. In the evening a t 7:30 the Thanksgiving Day with h er daughter, subject will be “ Power of God’’ Ep- Mrs. A lbert Lins and family of E sta , worth League meets a t 7 o’clock in cada. the evening. Sunday School at 10 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Joyner and a. m. Come, come, come away front home and the cheerful fire side, the morning p a p a , u u social down town chat, Just come next Sunday morning. C. T. COOK, Pastor. tu n ity to broaden your education? No one is well educated who has failed to learn of spiritual life and its Pos- Sunday School 10:00 a. m. sibilities. T here are always new Preaching, 11:00 a. m. thoughts— even from old texts— dfe- Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. pending entirely upon your mental de- Preaching, 7:30 p. m. velopm ent to receive them. Why g o ;to church? Did you ever Go to church. "Devote one hour of eon <ir, going to church as an oppor- , . j .........: each week to the broadening of your --- —,--r. N E W V O R K E i, Silver PiarecY ' Coaiplcte Outfit >3,00 Lo, th e y o ung intellectual I l i e is esthetic. I!«* ilwolleth am o n g his kind nnd t a l k e t h conlideutly of his ar t. l i e let* teth his h a i r g row long an d (llsQOurseth of F re u d , l ie sh a v e th not, b u t he tin- d e r s t a n d e t h th e f u tu ristic. He laugh- eth to scorn th e co n v en tio n s an d p r a t e i h of f ree love, l i e d o rid eth in- | dustry . And yet, be ing huug ry, h e bu yeth s u s t e n a n c e w ith money which ids f a t h e r h a t h e arn ed . F o r he remaln- eth e s th e tic only so long as he is co m fortable. So wo mock him, k n o w in g In our ; Hearts t h a t we. too, wou ld b e es thetic. lint for the ab s en ce of rich fath ers. K a n s a s P ity Times. • EAGLE CREEK GOOD MUSIC Evening Presentation at 7 :45 FANCY SUGAR CURED BACON.........................35c BACK BACON........................................ 32c BONELESS ROLLED SHOULDERS ...................28c Dr. M. M. Martindale Chiropractor of Oregon City GATES FUNERAL HOME Monday and Friday eve nings after six o’clock. Office at Linn’s Inn E stac ada , Oregon Phone 54-51 J. E. G A TE S G resham 2471 ED LINN AT LLINN’S INN AGENT DR. W. W. RHODES O S T E O P A T H IC PH Y SIC IA N AND SU RGEON Broadway Garage • ffice in Ltchthorn Bldg. CLIMB T H A T H IL L IN HIGH W I T H R IC H F IE L D MORE P O W E R FOR T H E SAME PR IC E T U B E T I R E PA T C H IN G DR. H. M. KRAMER D E N T IS T O ffice H ours: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Evenings by Appointm ent P L U M B IN G — T IN W ORK ST ORA GE Office Phone 315 Estacada, Oregon PO R T L A N D -E ST A C A D A TRUCK T E R M IN A L S. E. WOOSTER A. G. AMES Real E state , Loans, Insurance Rentals FA RM LOANS A S P E C IA L T Y Telephone Estacada. Ore. CLYDE RAKE “The Square Deal B arber” E stacada’s Leading Tonsorial A rtist Popular Prices— Bobbing a Specialty Shop on B roadw ay Estacada Walter W. Gilbert, M. D. E stac ad a , Ore. P hysician :. D., D. C. a n d E. C. L A T O U R E T T E A tto rn ey s S urgeon O F F I C E HOURS: 9 TO 5 ractice in all Courts F irst N ational Bank O regon City and and evenings ESTACADA, OREGON Orego-' O. D. EBY E Y E S A re Precio us A T T O R N E Y -A T-L A W General Practice. C onfidential Adviser. I tre a t them accord ingly. A com plete ____ pleases a n d optical sa tisfies. service t h a t Dr. F re e ze eye specialist. Masonic building,, O r- O regon C ity Oregon egon City. Liberty Theatre W arning th a t the World W ar vet- rans stand to lose all rights to the Federal Adjusted Compensation “bon us” unless they act before Jan u ary 1 was voiced by Colonel J. p. O'Neil, ip STURDAY ONLY annojnerng toy opening of an inform OUT OF THE WEST ation center at the U. S. Army Re cruiting Offices, 209 Kraem er Bldg., A Very Good Show 2nd and W ashington Streets, Portland Oregon to aid vetrans in filing appli SUNDAY AND MONDAY cations. December 4 and 5 More than 500,000 exservice men THE RAT throughout the country, with claims One qC me Big Ones Do Not aggregating possibly half a billion dol miss it lars, have failed to apply, t\ie W ar De partm ent (ins inioim üd Gqlouel O’Nail .tuutiier group of 40,000 vetrans have WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY neglected to* retu rn applications sent December 7 and 8 them for correction. To date over 3.- i ROD LA ROEQUE 100,000 applications have been receiv-1 In Cruse of Jasp er B ed at Washington. A Big Show Doing Good Local vetrans or relatives of deceas-1 ed soldiers who visit the inform ation ! center will be given every assistance I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY in com pleting their applications and December 9 and 10 interpreting the regulations governing THE FAIR CO-ED th eir cases. Blanks, addressed envel- j opes, and detailed instructions will be ; One of the Big: Hits of the Season available. Finger printing facilities; with an aperator in attendance have D O N ’ * l-ORUET BL ACK CY been installed. CLONE. DEC. 1 a n d 2 According to Colonel U Nvil, any i ... PROGRAM . .. nrlicns its cm r> blades AT ESTACADA cTVlEAT COMPANY Admission 25c and 10c on Christmas mornine will ho multiplied i'i you give him a Valet AiitoSnop llazot, a daily enjoyment for years to come. There are many styles of sets to choose from, $1 and up. For sale at all drug, cigar, hardware and specialty shops. Cogswell Hall CUTS MORE ! SLICES TO THE LOAF 0 ■ g l I L '.'! * An ideal slice-size for toasting, sandwiches and children’s between meal snacks. ECONOMICAL FOR LARGE FAMILIES The same Holsum quality that won the Harry M. Freer Trophy the second time in two years. The same price as the regular large loaf. Sold at Your Favorite O ffc f Grocery and Resfcau- £ A rants in Estacada and LO MG L O A F \ icinity. mtrr.tr. r f 1/'uHc£itrn purify r