Eastern Clackamas news., December 09, 1927, Page Page 6, Image 6

E A S T E R N CLACKAM AS îiÈ tY S ,
PA GE 8
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Classiñed Ads
| FO U N D — A key on th e G a rfie ld ro a d
FOR SALE
in th e G a rfie ld D istrict.
O w ner
m ay have sam e b y com ing to th is
H O N E Y FO R S A L E — Com b and
o ffice and pay in g fo r th is ad.
stra in e d .— K, C. H o y g aard , R t. 2,
64 F a ra d a y , O reg o n
pd. a p r. 1st.
FO R SA L E — Two 80 G allon H o tw a t-
e r B oilers. 125 fe e t 1-2 in. Pipe,
couplings e tc.— P o in ters.
FO R SA LE — B ridge-B eech ra n g e in
good condition. W ith or w ithout
hot w a te r coils. O ne th re e b u rn e r
F lorence
a u to m a tic oil stove.
H a rry K itching, E stac ad a , Ore. l t p
FO R SA L E — C e d ar P osts. In q u ire a t
T he P e o p le ’s S to re , H. B. Snyder. FO R SA LE— F ox T e rrie r P uppies, 1
m ale and 1 F em ale.— R. J- M an­
FO R S A L E — S hingles S ta r A S ta rs,
n ing so u th of C h ristia n C hurch. Es
E x tra g ra d e $3.25 p e r th o u sa n d .
ing so u th o f C h ristia n C hurch. E s­
C ash on d e liv e ry .— P a u l K laetsch,
tac ad a , O re., Box 76
p 2 t 10
E sta c a d a R t. 1.
3t. 4
F O R SA LE — Solid O ak M antle and FO R SA LE — O ne m are, 9 y ears old,
w eighing a b o u t 1 600; one gelding
M irro r to m atc h .— P o in ters.
6 years old, w eight a b o u t 1300;
FO R R E N T — 10 a cre fa rm a t M orrow
b oth g en tle and good w orker*.—
S ta tio n , good 5 room house, b a rn
H a rv ey Gibbons, B a rto n , Ore. 8t
and o th e r o u t b uildings, $12.00 p e r
m onth.— In q u ire , Mrs. A. G.^ A m es, N O TIC E T he G a rfie ld G range will
P hone 13-11.
3 t 7p
give th e ir re g u la r dunce S a tu rd ay
evening, D ecem ber 10
31
W ANT TO BUY— Good M ilk Cow,
com ing fre s h d u rin g D ecem ber or
W A N T ED — H e ar from ow ner ra n ch
J a n u a ry , also team o f g e n tle fa rm
fo r sale.
S ta te cash price, p a r­
horses, aro u n d 8 o r 9 y e ars old.—
tic u lars. D. F. B ush, M inneapolis,
W rite W. E. S to o th o ff, 195 E a st
M inn.
d8 ¿12c
8 6th St., P o rtla n d .
4 tf c 9
FO R SA L E — V augn D ra g Saw , good FO R R E N T — 140 a c re s; 60 acres in
w orking c ondition.— F. N. C adonau ! c u ltiv a tio n ; 40 acre s in crop;
horses and m ach in ery included.
P h o n e 694.
2 t p9
$500 fo r th e f i r s t y e ar and $300
a f te r th a t. Jo h n M arshall, Spring-
W A N T E D — P o ta to e s fo r fe e d .— W.
w a ter.
P. O. A ddress R oute 3,
C. V anhoy, Rt. 3, P hone 274. l t p
E stac ad a .
dS)-22
FO R S A L E — 1 R hode Isla n d Red
R ooster, young— C all Mrs. C. S. A1 FO U N D — P a ir o f skid chains, be­
tw een E stac ad a a n d C urrinsville.
len, P hone 57-3
tfc
O w ner m ay o b tain sam e by pro p er
id en tific atio n and p ay in g fo r this
FO R S A L E — Som e nice O. I. C. Pigs
seven w eeks old.— J . W. D illinger, i ad. A pply a t N ew s office. 3t
E stc a d a R R. 1, n e a r F ish H a tc h ­
ery , phone 196
2 t c. FO R SA LE — A pplies; 65c to 85c per
box. W. M. S anders, E agle Creek.
FO R SA LE — P ian o f o r sale n e a r E st-
Phone 40-12.
ta c a d a . B e a u tifu l high g ra d e in ­
stru m e n t. B arg ain fo r quick sale. F O R SA LE— Five w eeks old pigs.
T erm s $10 m onthly a rra n g e d fo r
E n q u ire of B. F. B u lla rd , E stac ad a
good hom e. I f in te re s te d a d d ress
II. A. L ivernash, F a c to ry P ian o Ad­ JV ANTED— C o rre sp o n d en ts fo r th e
ju s te r, 413 N o rth B oren A venue,
News in ev ery c om m unity in the
S e a ttle , W ash.
6 t 11 c.
e a s te rn p a rt o f C lackam as county.
D E PA R T M E N T OF T H E IN T E IO R
U. S. L and O ffice a t R oseburg,
O regon, O cto b er 22, 1927.
N O T IC E is h e reb y given th a t J o ­
seph W iederhold, of R. No. 1, E s ta ­
cada, O regon, who, on O c to b er 11,
1924, m ade H om estead E n try (w as
P o rtla n d 0 7 6 2 7 ), No. 017283, fo r S.
claim to th e land above described, be­
fo re K. F. F ra z e r, U. S. C om m ission­
er, a t Yeon Bldg., P o rtla n d , O regon,
on th e 8th day of D ecem ber, 1927.
C laim ant nam es as w itness:
Leo R ath, C hrist K linker, H en ry
K linker, J. C. Rickey, all o f Rt. No.
1, E stac ad a , O regon.
H A M ILL A CAN ADA Y,
R egister.
p re se n t said claim s, duly v e rifie d as
by law re q u ire d , a t th e o ffice o f my
a tto rn e y s , Schuebel, B e attie & M iller,
B ank o f O regon C ity Bldg., O regon
C ity, O regon, w ithin six m onths from
th e d a te o f th is notice.
D ated N ovem ber 7, 1927,
D ate o f firs t pu b licatio n , N ovem ber
10, 1927.
D ate o f last p ublication, D ecem ­
b e r 8, 1927.
LEO R A TH
(A d m in istra to r o f th e e sta te o f F red -
inand R ath, deceased.)
Schuebel, B e attie & M iller,
A tto rn ey s fo r A d m in istrato r.
ESTACADA GO SSIP
I just knew you couldn’t keep it—It’s in everybody’s
mouth—some of LINN’S Fine Candy.
Special Prices in Quantity
W. E. LIIMN
Estacada
Oregon
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
N otice is herb y given th a t th e u n ­
dersigned h®s been duly appo in ted
a d m in istra to r of th e e sta te o f Freij-
inand R ath, deceased, a n d a n y aqd
all persons having claim s a g ain st th e
said e sta te a t« h ereby ¡-eqniped t° !
Leí The News Print Your
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CHRISTMAS GREETING
CARDS
— $
hrioftnfle
s ta tio n
. . -
fcy
$atiene* STdtn
HIS," said the quiet voice of
the young m inister to hi*
w aiting audience, "m ight be
called 'A Christm as M editation.’ We
shall try to give you merely a reverent
Impression Of the spirit of the season.
A bit of eaeot «¡¿.«■¡ng . . . some
lighted candles . . .
a reaqtn« fffffl)
the Bible and one tableau.”
yhepe was a soft rustle of expecta­
tion tliFougimttf {he church. The lights
snapped ofT. All was
¡¡tfjf.
L ike the slow uprising of a fa r wlqd I
came the sw eet, subdued voices o f a ;
hidden choir-
TliP beautiful notes
floated over the heads of the people
like a benediction.
Noiselessly pnjpfip a fte r candle
FO R SA LE OR R E N T — Two houses, IF YOU have a n y th in g to sell or
w an t to buy a n y th in g , use this sprang Into flame a t ttm wijjilfijy?, each
one w ith fo u r room s and b a th and
colum n of th e News. Y ou will save tap er lighted by the hand of a »mail
th e o th e r th re e room s. B oth houses,
bpy. Then the screens about tho stage
both tim e and m oney.
fu rn ish e d . See Mrs. W. F . C ary.
Wider th e pulpit were removed. And
there was the dour ."Ti'l treasured
scene so loved and so cherished a> this
anason.
The m anger . . . M ary bending
over It . . . Jose]ih standing n ear
by. A soft glow from the rude cradle
suffused the faces about it. Mary all
In spotless w hite
.
Joseph
FOR TH E K ID D IES—
F O R H IM —
FOR H E R —
bearded and dressed hi blue, w ith a
P u rses
scarlet m antle ocev 1:1s shoulders, a
P e rfu m es
Dolls
Gam es
Bill Folds
P e rfu m e S ets
striped headdrest and a broad sash
M echanical Toys
B ath S alts
Books
about Ills waist.
C om pacts
Book E nds
Dishes
T he music slid softly luto "W hile
M ilitary B rushes
A tom izers
R a ttle s
Shepherds W atched Tie t I lo les by
F o u n ta in Pens
B rush and Com b Sets T in k e r Toys
Night." From the front ■ f the church
F la sh L ights
M anicure Sets
B aby T oilet S ets
came a tall figure w it’ n crook. A
Incense B urners
T herm os B ottles
Baby Spoons
shepherd from the 111!
■■ knelt ill
S a fe ty R azors
F ram ed M ottoes
Books
front of the m anger and then stood
S h av in g Sets
C andle Sticks
S ta tio n e ry
K ey H olders
V ases a n d Bowls
P a in tin g Books
near.
Then a nother and another,
C ollar Cases
C andy J a r s & B askets P rin tin g Sets
rough men wit!; kindly. - ' m l mnn-
K nives
S ta tio n e ry
Pencil Boxes
ners.
Two little follov,
followed.
their eyes round with nw;\
¡j A ’ o a b e a u t i f u l line o f C h r i s t m a s C a r d s a n d S eals. T r e e D e c o r a t i o n s ,
"UV
Again the music chat.
|
H olly Boxes a n d W r a p p i n g s , E tc . , E tc .
T hree Kings of the Orient Are.” A
thrill passed through the r|inreli. The
strange notes of lids iiUJ«le icde-rod in
an Im pressive figure who advanced
tow ard tho m anger with royal dignity. I
fils dress gleam ed richly. He carried
a gift high in both hands.
T hen came the second king, also
hearing costly presents. Then a third,
who knelt w ith bowed head in front
of the stable scene.
T he tableau took on a deeper and
Estacada
Oregon
more tender significance.
Complete line of
The young m inister read the Chrlst-
mas story from the Bihle. His voice
wnx low and clear, keeping In perfect
HAY, GRAIN, LIME CEMENT, DRAIN TILE
tune with the surroundings. When he
AND BRICK
had finished, soft m usic drifted down
from the cholr-loft. “On, L ittle Town
At Prices That Are Right
of Bethlehem ."
The notes seemed to caress the en­
tire place. A bush of reverence e n ­
veloped everyone.
Silently from the side of the church
n ear the a lta r came a procession of ,
white-robed children, each benriag a
lighted tnper. They arranged t!
selves In a sort of fram e about tl.a
m anger scene, standing ono above Hie
o th er on the two flights of sta irs
leading up Into the pulpit. T his w as
the final Impression.
The transcendent glow from the
m anger . . . M ary ..ending over It
FOR CHILDREN — TOQUES, MITTENS AND
lost in ra p t adoration
. Joseph
GLOVES
at her elbow . . . the shepherds . . .
the wise men . . . and the fram e of
lighted candles.
Then the screens w ere again set up.
The church flooded w ith light . . .
All Kinds of Embroidery Patterns for
the m inister dism iss o| the people w ith
a short p ra y er and benediction.
Christmas Shoppers
A sim ple service, ns he si.id, hut
one which left an unforgettable Im­
pression of the tru e reverence and
spirit of C hristm as on nil who a t­
tended.
ÌJubr (Christmas
FR ID A Y , D E C E M B E R 9, 1027
B u y y o u r cards from an y dealer in tow n or
get th e m from us,* in either case the sm all
cost of p rin tin g adds so m uch to your greet­
ing th a t you c a n 't afford to not have it.
Hist
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