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~~ PACE H EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1927 late to be Thanksgiving guests. Mrs. T. M. Clester spent a part of The showers o f the last few days was last week in Portland her brother’s -----------------------------------:------------ ■ more than most o f us wanted and little baby having died, and she went to attend the funeral. FOUND— A key on the Garfield road seems a little unusual. FOR SALE in the Garfield District. Owner Messrs. A W. and R. H. Sarver of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffmeister and may have same by coming to this Portland and their friends Mrs. Moore children, Mr. Murphy and Mr. and HONEY FOR SALE— Comb and strained.— K. C. Hoygaard, Rt. 2, office and paying for this ad. an<l Mias Hadley also o f Portland had Mrs. Ray Woodle and son Leslie and Ed. Chapman, were entertained at ___________________________________ Thanksgiving with J. O. Tunnell. C4 Faraday, Oregon pd. apr. 1st. W A. Rhodes has been doing some dinner on Thanksgiving Day by Mr. FOR SALK— Bridge-Beech range in and Mrs. Will Douglass. FOR SALE— Two 30 Gallon Hotwat* good condition, With or without carPenter work in Mitwaukie for the Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Douglass were For men who prize the Valet er lioilers. 125 feet 1-2 in. Pipe, One four burner la8t .f.ew „ d* ys hot water coils. AutoStrop Razor and the new C. W. Fuller is cutting wood and get Oregon City visitors on Tuesday. couplings etc.— Pointers. FToronce Automatic Oil Burner. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass enter Valet blades, Valet AutoStrop ting ready to move in his own home. Harry Kitching, Estacada, Ore. ltp tained on Thanksgiving Day the fol Shaving Cream will add new case Lee McKenzie expects to remain in FOR SALE— Cedar Posts. Inquire at to then shaving. T o men who lowing: Mr. and Mrs. G. Mochnke, ----------------------—--------------------- - the Brown property. The People's Store, II. B. Snyder. use other razors it will prove a FOR SALE— Fox Terrier Puppies, 1 Frank Halferty arrived home Sun- the parents o f Mrs. Douglass and revelation. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moehnke and male and 1 Female.— R. J. Man- day evening and reports a four feet FOR SALE— Shingles Star A Stars, ning south o f Christian Church. Es e f snow where he was working and children, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moehnke Extra grade $3.25 per thousand. Pearly white, alive and pure, • 10.U5 PAT 099 W ing south of Christian Church. Es- took all day with snow plows to get and children, George Preister and Cash on delivery.— Paul Klaetsch, it gives a luxurious lather. Valet family and John Moehnke. tacada, Ore., Box 76 p2t 10 out. AutoStrop Shaving Cream not 1 ■ acada Rt. l . 3t. 4 Eagle Creek Grange met at the ____________________ _________________ R. H. Currin spent the week end at only softens the beard but retains Grange Hall Saturday with about 24 FOR SALE— Solid Oak Mantle and its m oisture w hile y o u shave. N O TICE FOR P U B L IC A T IO N home- present. A short business session was MA0I m U S'*- The closing o f the Eagle Creek Mirror to match.— Pointers. Soothing as a lotion, its cocoanut __________________ DEPARTMENT OF THE INTEIOR bridge makes a big difference in the held. One visitor, Mr. Jones, o f Gar oil content refreshes as well as - OR RENT— 10 acre farm at Morrow , u . S. Land O ffice at Roseburg, travel, but maybe we can stand it but field was present. soften s the skin and keeps it Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass were Station, good 5 room house, barn Qregon, October 22, 1927. most of us are doing a lot of kick- velvety smooth. and other out buildings, $12.00 per NOTICE is hereby given that Jo- ¡ n g . Portland visitors on Monday, month.— Inquire, Mrs. A. G. Ames, jseph wiederhold, of R. No. 1, Esta- Messrs. W. H. Killendonk and H. S. i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffmeister x hone 13-11. "P.cada, Oregon, who, on October 11, Jones are both reported on the sick made a trip to Gresham on Monday. I f yourdealer has not yet received -- ---- 7 ------------- — — —— 1924, made Homestead Entry (was list. his supply, send 35c to AutoStrop >v ' N ! ^ 1 , W> Portland 07627), No. 017283, for S. Frank W. Jones was repairing the ELWOOD ITEMS Safety Razor Co., Inc., 656 First coviing nes t unng ecem er oi cjajm the land above described, be- roof o f the Lester Hale home Mon- HEWYO««,H.Y.U.|A. Are., New York and we will for January, also team o f gentle farm fof# R R Frazer> u . s . Commission- day. ward your tube postpaid. Pieas< ho:^es, ajound S oi .* >ears <>h . Yeon Bldg., Portland, Oregon, Mrs. Ruth Lombard was in Estacada Otis Vallen made a business trip £=J (=3 (=□ ,t= mention your dealer s name. ite \N. .. * toot o , .*•» as on 8 th day of December, 1927. Monday having some dental work to Portland Monday. 86 th St., Portland. 4tf c » jClaimant names as witness: done. Matt Jagmin is suffering from an ---------------------------------- ~ ' Leo Rath, Christ Klinker, Henry Crawford brothers were business attack o f rheumatism. H U . SALK— \ augn ’ ^ K ^ J w ^ gooc Klinker, J. C. Rickey, all o f Rt. No. visitors in Currinsville Friday of last Guests at the Dan Stahlnecker working condition— F. N. Cadonau , EgU<;ada> Oregon. week purchasing a load o f wire fenc home on Thanksgiving day were Mr. Phone 694. ________ 2t P 9 j HAMILL A CANADAY, ing. and Mrs. Louis Vallen and son Orel, Register. Mrs. Arthur Smith went to Portland Mrs. M. A. Henderson o f Scotts Mills WANTED— Potatoes for feed.— W. ; Tuesday with Mr. Ewalt on the truck. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stauffer and C. Vanhoy, Rt. 3, Phone 274. l t p 1 ------ George Walter butchered for H. H. family and S. Vallen o f this place. N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S Carlin Monday. U. N. Beckley spent Thanksgiving FOR SALE— 1 Rhode Island Red tea. U. 8. Pat. Off. r Notice is herby given that the un- with friends in Silverton returning Rooster,»young— Call Mrs. C. S. Al | dersigned has been duly appointed home Sunday. EAGLE CREEK len, Phone 57-3 administrator of the estate o f Fred- Guest at the M. Park home for FOR SALE— Some nice O. I. C. Pigs *nand Rath, deceased, and any and j j m returned home last week Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. El seven weeks old— J. W. Dillinger, a" Persons having claims against the from M offitt Springs where he had bert Harris and daughter Anita and said estate are hereby required to been for geveral weeks. Esteada R R. 1, near Fish Hatch Ed Johnson o f Colton. present said claims, duly verified as Ruth G]over who jg attending schoo, ery, phone 196 2t c. Miss Helen Ernst spent the week C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H this year is “ The Bible and the Home. by law required, at the office o f my ,n portland gpent Thanksgiving with end with friends in Eugene. I Morning Services, Sunday School Christian Endeavor in the evening attorneys, Schuebel, Beattie & Miller, her nUi Mr and Mrs. w , lter Glov FOR SALE— Piano for sale near Est- A short program and preaching ser 10 . a. m. Bank o f Oregon City Bldg., Oregon er at the church. The young people are taeada. Beautiful high grade in vice were held at the church Sun- If not in attendance elsewhere come taking the study of the book, "New City, Oregon, within six months from Mj|g Beu,ah Barnett gpent the holi. strument. Bargain for quick sale. vice was held at the church Sun- and help us. Classes for all from the Paths to Old Purposes. the date o f this notice. day at her home in Dallas. Terms $10 monthly arranged for after which a basket dinner was ser beginners to the adults. We need you Dated November 7, 1927, Lester Meyers came from Corvallis ved. good home. If interested address and hope to see you next Sunday. GEORGE pate o f first publication, November to spend the Thankggivinjf vacation at H. A. Livernash, Factory Piano Ad Mrs. L. M. Cox’s baby is on the Preaching at 11. a. m. Subject Sunday School at 2 p. m. > 1027. home. juster, 413 North Boren Avenue, sick list. “ The Manna as a Type o f Christ.” Date o f last publication, Decern- Ronald Burnett form Corvallis spent Church service at 3. Seattle, Wash. 6 t 11 c. A crew of men were busy on the her 1927. f ,e week end a(. his parents home. Miss canyon road Monday. It is almost Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. A hearty welcome is extended to EAGLE CREEK LEO RATH Eunice Heber was also a guest at the uncrossable for the “ fliver” that FOR ALE OR RENT— Two houses, all. Sunday School at at 10:30 a. m. (Administrator o f the estate o f Fred- A n Burnett home. transports the high school students. cnc with four rooms and bath and D. E. DENT, Minister Christian Endeavor at 7:15 p. m. inand Rath, deceased.) | George Judd who recently under- A road meeting was held at the the other th.ree rooms. Both houses Church Service at 8.00. Schuebel, Beattie & Mi er, went an operation in Portland, is ex- school house Saturday night. Dan furnished. See Mrs. W. F. Cary. S P R IN G W A T E R C H U R C H T. I. Kirkwood, Pastor Attomeys for Administrator. pected homc from the hospital in a Stahlnecker was elected road super few days. visor and a special tax o f 10 mills Sunday School at 10 a. m. Yea, Clyde Schock Sella Croaley Miss Fern Clute and Miss Edyth Pet voted for the district. Service o f worship at 1 1 . This is Radioa on Eaay Terma, Phone 73-5. Edyth Peters of Oswego, spent the week end at the Homer Glover home. 'Î ^ IJnlir (Cliris-tmas Chapping Hist Thera Smith o f Portland spent Sun day with friends here. Mis Fern Clute and Miss Edyth Pet F O R T H E K ID D IE S — F O R H IM — FOR H ER— ers were dinner guests at the Wm. Dolls Perfumes Purses Sander’s home on Saturday evening. Games Perfume Sets Bill Folds Miss Flora Haysany spent Thanks Mechanical Toys Bath Salts Rooks giving at her home in Portland. Dishes C ompaets Book Ends A. D. Burnett and family attended Rattles Atomizers Military Brushes Brush and Comb Sets Tinker Toys a family reunion in Portland on Fountain Pens Baby Toilet Sets Manicure Sets Flash Lights Thanksgiving Day. Baby Spoons Incense Burners Thermos Bottles cn COSTS Mrs. R. E. Munger and family spent Books Framed Mottoes Safety Razors LESS Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Stationery Candle Sticks 'laving Sets 'A THAN Painting Books Lamfer at Furwood. Vases and Bowls 1. -y Holders Candy Jars & Baskets Printing Sets v dlar Cases t CENTS The Misses Jane and Martha Molo Pencil Boxes Stationery Knives A W EEK ney spent Thanksgiving with friends in Portland. ¡so a b e a u tifu l lin e o f C hristm as C ard s and Seals, T r e e D ecora tion s, A number of people in thie commu H o lly B o x e s and W ra p p in g s, E tc., E tc. nity entretained friends and relatives at dinner on Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cogswell had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Donald, Miss Madden and Mr. Madden of Springwater. Grant Test was a guest at the Can- ner home. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rush and Dick, $]00 WE ARE ABSOLUTELY TO BUSY TO WRITE spent the day at the Trape Home. Dan Kinley was a guest at the PER 1 AN AD FOR THIS ISSUE. OUR PRICES MUST YEAH Walter Glover home. BE RIGHT OF. WE WOULD NOT BE SO BUSY. Mr. and Mrs. Twillinger entertain ed Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Twillinger and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry of Portland and Mrs. Bertha Starvey of Oregon City. Estacada Oregon Guests at the Homer Glover home Y ou need thia valu able n ew sp ap er in youi hom e, becau se: Y ou w ill receive FRESH were Mrs. Colt and daughters Velma N EW S every w eek , that is ed ited fo r farm ers by men w h o kn ow agriculture. and Elaine and Mr. and Mrs. Tracy ' ¡ ’ HE NATIONAL FARM NEWS gives the farmer and the rural town man an all-agricultural sur- Colt. T. . ° f- *ihe. e-k 8 ne 7 8’ wit*’ 8 loaning toward the economics of production and market in» Mrs. C. L. Chambers left one day Ind fu'Vu^h S'dff ‘t ¡h C 0SC t0Uch With i h* marketin<t machinery of the Agricultural Department last week for Seattle where she will the heads of the various cooperative marketing associations that are located in Washington. visit for a time. She was accompan yyA S H IN G ! ON is the great clearing house of farm news. 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RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES ALL OF WHICH WILL KEEP YOU DRY. -1LANKFTS AND QUILTS TO KEEP YOU WARM NIGHT. \ J. K. FLY Oregon .cada - »a « ¡ mua . • c Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Douglas. were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Denning o f Estacada. last Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn and child ren, of Camas, Washington, were guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Will Douglass on Thanksgiving and over the week end. Mrs. Douglass, who is a aistei o f Mrs. Dunn accompanied them home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Dubandt, of Arlie. Polk County, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elrick, Miss Leila McKay and Tommy McKay, of Portland, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. T. C. IcKay. 'eron Dubaudt and three o f hir friend, motored from Dakota and w, re guests o f his aunt. Mrs. T. C McKay, last Friday. 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