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DOVER, Feb. U.— (Special).— D.
j V. Rose recently hud the misfortune
to be severely injured while working,
in his logging operations. He is in
a Portland hospital and at this time
the full extent o f his injuries are net
known.
Mark Pagh went to Hood River on
business Monday.
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Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Peshall of Fir-
wood are receiving congratulations
Have you investigated our Two-Years-to-Pay Plan
upon the arrival of an eight-pound
for buying a
boy born Sunday evening, February
5, at the Gresham hospital.
Mrs.
Peshall will be remembered as Vinnie
DeShazer.
Any or all implements needed can be included in
The Henry Godfrey family left on
Tuesday for Idaho where they will
this liberal offer.
reside for several months.
Mrs. Ralph DeShazer entertained
her mother, Mrs. T. C. Waite of
Portland for several days this week.
C. W. Neuman is improving. He
has been ill for some time with lum
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bago.
Miss Violet Eccles, the teacher,
O p e n e d B arber Shop
M o t « * to S a n d y r id g e
spent the week end with her parent;
B. A. Lundberg has re-opened the In Portland.
Mrs. J. II. Denning sold most of
her household furniture and moved barber shop o f John O’ Brian and
the balance to the home of her daugh­ will remain until Mr. Brian returns.
Card P ar ty E n j o y a b l e A f f a i r
ter, Mrs. Bina Bell, on Sandyridge
Those who attended the card and
where she will now make her home. Buy W heat Ran ch
dancing party at the Masonic hall or
Her many friends in this locality re­
The visit o f Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Wednesday evening report that it wa
gret very much to see her leave.
Wilcox to lone, Oregon, last week,
a most enjoyable social affair. Th<
resulted in their buying a large wheat
| prizes for the card games were do
ranch and with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Mite Smith III
nated by Lovelace & Gorham, Peo­
Denny are making preparations for
Fills May Smith, daughter of Mi­ moving to their new possessions in ple's Store, Rose’s store, and the
S. & S. Hardware, while the U-Need
ami Mrs. A. Smith, of the local tel a few weeks.
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A Bakery gave the door prize. Aftei
ephone company, has been sick f o r '
the card games, refreshments were
the p st few days, but is improving
B o u g h m a n 111 T h i. V, a .
I served and the balance o f the evening
now.
Clyde Boughman, clerk in the Too | spent in dancing.
The party was
pie’s Store, has been out this weel givep for the benefit o f the town
V i . i t Sick Re lative
on account o f illness.
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, basket ball team.
Mesdames C. A. and Janies Norris
went to Laurel Oregon, Sunday to F o r m e r Pas tor Here
Minister V is it . P ort lan d
visit their sister’s husband, who is
Rev. J. F. Dunlop, pastor o f th<
Rev. C. T. Cook o f the Methodist
seriously ill with little hopes o f re­ M. E. church at Rockwood, was in
covery. They returned last evening. Estacada Wednesday calling on old church was a business visitor in Port
land Tuesday.
time friends. Mr. Dunlop was pas
tor
o
f
the
M.
E.
church
here
foi
The Ladies o f Garfield Dorcas so­
ciety will meet at the home o f Mrs. several years and still owns a small Visit at Bull Run
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lovelace,
J. E. Crawford on Thursday, Feb­ acreage and home just across th<
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith and Mi­
river and south of the city.
ruary 18.
ami Mrs. R. H. Currin were guests
CJ OPEHÁÍÍVÉ
of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Allen at Bull
Run last Sunday.
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— Are You Watching the Leather Market?—
If you have been watching the leather market, you
know it is on the upgrade. In the past we have ab­
sorbed much of this increase, but the continued in­
must
in higher
We ex­
pect there will be more advances and we suggest
that you prepare yourself by ordering ahead your
shoe wants.
creases
be reflected
prices.
Fordson Tractor
BOB
C O O K E M O TO R Co.
We carry a large line of
Men’s and Boys’ Dress Shoes and
Oxfords, also Men’s Work Shoes
and we have not advanced the price.
' SATURDAY
After Inventory Sale on all broken lots and
sizes of Shoes, Dry Goods and Notions.
Special on Linen Envelopes,
Two packages for 15c
PEOPLE’S STORE
H. B. SNYDER, Proprietor
ESTACADA, OREGON
H ere F ro m V a n c o u v e r
Mrs. Ed. Vancamp and Mrs. Edith
Niece o f Vancouver,
Washington,
were guests at the Scott and Art
Smith homes »last Sunday.
B u y . A c r e T ra ct
U n d er g oes
Slight
O p era tion
l Roy Miller has bought one acre of
Stella Graves went to Portland on
| land from J. K. Ely near the Clydo Tuesday morning where she submit
Schock property north o f the cit; ted to a slight operation. She wil’
limits.
have to make regular trips to Port­
land now while she is taking treat­
E l y . G o to P ort land
ments.
John Ely went to Portland first of
the week to see that new grand­
First L eap Y e a r P ar ty
daughter, Mildred Norton, and when
Mrs. Mac Reed was hostess to a
he returned and told Mrs. Ely how
cute she was, the grandma immediate­ company of ladies numbering twenty
Thursday evening o f last week, th<
ly left for Portland to see the younp
lady, remaining for two or three affair being the first leap year party
of the season. Part o f the guests
days.
were dressed in male attire and es­
corted the other lady guests to th<
party and also to their homes aftei
L. A . C H A P M A N
the party was over. The diversio:
M ORTICIAN
for the evening was games o f differ­
Calls attended day or night
ent kinds and a most delicious lunch­
Mortuary I. O. O. F. Bldg.
eon was served by the hostess. Th<
Phone 50-51
Estacada.
guests included the teachers of the
Estacada schools, and the wives o f
the school board. All report a most
enjoyable evening.
Full size ears
of tender, de­
licious Golden
Btattom Com.
Just tolte a bite
into those big
tweet ¡teméis!
Be Independent W ith
A Garden
Liberty Theatre
i There is genuine satisfaction in a home garden
when it produces a good crop of your favonte
' vegetables. The real test of vegetable seed is the
crop it produces. We are proud of the uniformly
fine crops which have been raised in this locality
from Northrup, King & Co.'s Seeds.
5 t
A t Your Dealers
All of the
/ itdiulard
sue
) vegetable
( packets
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Most of
the flower
seed
ptkfyrW
also 5c
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Northrup, K in g &>Co.’s
Seeds
l^ d a iJ e
NORTHLT-KING SEEDS
For Sale By
L O V E L A C E -G O R H A M C O M P A N Y, Inc.
Estacada. Oregon
That Safe
Deposit Box.
that you have been thinking about is still
waiting for you.
For less than a cent a clay you may have
the protection it gives your valuable papers
Call and Select, One
E STA C A D A STATE
BANK
Safe Deposit Boxes, $3.00 per year.
G u e s t , at K aa k e H om e
Mrs. T. B. Young and daughter,, ,
Miss Ethel Young and son Harold
Widman, all o f Portland, were guests
at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Kaake last Sunday and attended ser
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Feb. 10, 11
vices*ot the M.- E. church in the eve­
"B R E E D OF THE S E A ”
ning. Miss Ethel is one o f the teach
One o f the big shows; be sure and
ers in the Springwater school.
see it.
Friday, Chas. Kitching; Saturday,
V is it . D o u g l a s . H om e
John Kiggins.
Mrs. Ethel Lacy of Portland visit­
SUNDAY. MONDAY, Feb. 12, 13 ed at the home o f her parents, Mr
"A L M O OF THE SOUTH S E A ”
and Mrs. Will Douglass o f this place
With Gilifa Gray
a few days last week. She was ac
Do not miss this one— it is different companied *by her sister Iva’s little
Sunday, Jim Deardoff; Monday, Ed daughter.
Johnson
Miss Vera Chandler o f Portland
was a guest at the home of hei
WED., THURSDAY, Feb. 15 and 18 friend, Ml*s Alice Douglass over the
"F O R W IV E S O N L Y ”
week end.
With Marie Prevost
Wednesday, Herb Fifer; Thursday,
Her« from lndep«ndence
Albert Kitching
Miss Lelia Howe came from Inde
FRIDAY NIGHT, Feb. 17, SATUR­ pendence Saturday evening and vis­
ited until Sunday evening with het
DAY AFTERNOON. Feb. 18
parents at this place.
" T H E M AGIC G A R D E N "
Admission 25c and I Oc
PROGRAM
P. T. A. Benefit; a good show
SATURDAY NIGHT. FEB. 18
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ESTACADA...
Headquarters for Busy
Business Peope
Warm, Comfortable and unusually well ventilated
throughout. Beds unsurpassed and the dining room
service will please you. Your patrofiage solicited
Always Open
HOTEL ESTACADA
IN PREPARING FOR T H A T
V ALE N TIN E P A R T Y —
V isit in O r e g o n C ity
"SLIG H TLY USED”
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eshleman and'
A Warner Brothers Special
family drove to Oregon City last
Friday, George Walters; Saturday, Sunday to visit relatives for a shor
Walter Looney.
time.
Coming— Feb. 24 and 25—
"TH E CAT AND THE CANARY" S p e n d . W e e k E nd with M oth er
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Mrs. Frank Nichols o f Highland
Coming— March 5. 6 and 7—
spent the week end in Estacada at
BEN HUR”
the/home o f her mother, Mrs. Matt
Thi L'iggtit Show’ tvfcr* Anade’.
THE
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Special Baking for the occasion.
Phone Your Order in Early
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