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E VSTERN PAGE SIX i,i.n .Q .i'. i-i.i.i. L i riXTJ.Tr.lÂTlOl y.tÏJ Z ^ K T Ê O X iX i± L Û l 3d J l l l I T T T T n ^ ’ . r ' I ’.L L iT l ' r • Play Ball! NEWS, FP.IDAY. APRIL «, 192S jt il. Pu . nt were the Hauskins a i Dahrens families, Mrs. Dorn Dahlens, Miss Pauline Wendland, V Ida Wendlund, Mr. and Mrs. lai. Geseh und E. Wendlund. ____________________ _________________ _____________ ______ . . . . . . . . . . . a a . . . . . . . m u a ^ 020002010200000000020101022348000101020002020002024802535348 Sunday, April 8, at 2:30 p. m. VANCOUVER BARRACKS % ESTACADA LEGIONNAIRES Let’s turn out and tell the local team “ we’re for ’em’ Opening Saturday Mrs. Karl C. Frost will open the Fiost stand on the highway Satur day. This will be the first “ spring opening” o f the season here. The land is located five miles east of town, a short distance this side of Cedar creek. Elizabeth Frost has re turned to the O. S. C. after spending the spring vacation at home. ( Spring Bob Cooke Motor Company t t , j SB Call Again! Diphtheria Hetty Jane, the little daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Martin, was tak en to a Portland hospital Monday night. The child had been quite ill for everal days and u is reported the trouble is diphtheria. Mrs. Mar tin is with the little girl, who is said to have a 50-30 chance for recovery Ill W i t h vs. .* ia ;a a a â a ilf llia a ia a t a la a ia illi a if t I X The Peoples Store | Surprise Haminans ’1 he Henry Hammans o f Sauvie’s Island surprised Mr. and Mrs. H. llanirnan Sunday by coming out for i lie day and bringing with them some "pies an’— and things” for the din ner. First League Game of the Season on /■7T--Y-.^T'.TT.T-T^rT^T-rrTT'-r7T.T-iT ,-r , r, I'f t'i'r iT n TTvr.'iv r. i v i 'n '.TCr iT i’m '. T . ' m - r a - m . r . ' m m r : CLACKAMAS . Asking you to call again is not nearly as effective as giv ing you a good reason for calling. The values you receive here is the incentive we offer— initiating you in our way of exemplifying the pleasure we get in expecting you to come again. D ance a Success many friends will be glad to see him Mrs. Raymond Murray, Miss Shell, out this way again. and Nellie R. Zenger were dinner j.uests at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. S t o r k V i s i t s M u r r a y s Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray who C. (). Duke on Thursday evening. Cards and the radio were enjoyed. recently purchased a ten acre home at Bull Run were visited by the stork Saturday and an eight pound Mill C l o s e s T e m p o r a r i l y The Frank Beers mill, which has daughter is now the center o f at been operating all winter, is now traction. Mrs. Murray is at Gresh closed down for a few days to move am. The Murrays’ new home wa donkeys. Mr. Beers is o f this vicin purchased from Bill Coates. ity but his plant is located near Ea Q u its D a ir y Business gle Creek. George Gunderson, who is running the old home farm while his brother To Build New Bridge Lumber for the new bridge over Oscar is working at the Jonsrud Deep creek on Sandyridge, near Gunderson planing mill of which Buitanos, is being delivered by the firm the latter is a junior partner A. VV. Bell Lumber company and was in town recently. George hu work on this badly needed structure gone out of the dairy business and is doing just “ plain” farming. will begin at once. G u ests at Duke Home Entertains Social Club The Gus Logus residence»will b On last Wednesday Mrs. Thoma 32*34 feet, will have a full base Kubitza was hostess for the Sandy ment and be wired for electricity, Valley social club, and a pleasant a f and modern in every way including ternoon is reported. Delightful re a fire place. Hall Sons are all freshments were enjoyed by the fol ready at work on the contract. lowing guests: Mrs. Otto Matz, Mrs. Chas. Sharnke, Mrs. Higgles, Mrs. V isitin g C a n n in g H o m e Hartzell, Mrs. D. S. Webster and Mrs. Louis Gambee and little; Mrs. Harry Nichols. daughter are enjoying country life at | the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Can Baby G i r l B o r n ning while Dr. Gambee, a prominent Mr. and Mrs. Glenn O. Loundree Portland physician, is in Chicago for (Frances Meinig) are delighted over a period of four months taking ad the arrival o f the stork March 2b, vanced surgery "and research work. a fine baby girl weighing six pounds being the precious package left for them. The little one is.named Bev C on firm atio n Services Mrs. Loundree is at Confirmation services were held erly Jeanne. home in for the following at the Lutheran the Bushong maternity P. R. Meinig is now church Sunday: Donald Dahrens, Gresham. Henry Weissenfluh, Geraldina and “ grandpa” for the first time and is Vera Krebs, Gertrude Schwartz, being duly congratulated. Sylvia Dobberfuhl,, Hazel Fischer, The class sang a song during the ser C o n f i r m a t i o n P a r t y G i v e n vice. A confirmation party was Jield at the home of Mrs. Helen Dahrens a f A p p o in te d Rond S u p erv isor ter church Sunday in honor of Don F. D. Eason has been appointed to ald Dahrens who was confirmed at supervise work on the Ml. Hood Loop Sandy and Barbara Hauskins who highway on part time and will be out was confirmed in Portland. A big this way about twice each week. Mr. dinner was served jointly by Mrs. Eason was resident engineer when Dahrens and Mrs. Hauskins, and the the highway was being built and his guests also remained for the evening B uildin g New Home Bi£ Show-Dance Saturday Night, April 14th RUBE SHAW ’S Normandy Girl’s Band AND VAUDEVILLE REVUE at the Liberty Theatre Estacada, Oregon -AFTER THE SHOW — Stanley’s Syrup; honey flavored, a delightful blentj of the finest strained honey, pure corn syrup and choice refiners’ syrup. 5 lb. pail at............... / J t # The grange dance Saturday night was a decided success. When all ex it rise. are paid there will probably be around $125 left to turn over to the relief fund for the R. B. Jones family. The music and the war tax were the principal expenses. The hall was crowded and everyone re ports an unusually happy time. C elebrates Stanley’s Golden Table Syrup— V S r* 10 lb. p a il.................................. ;........, .............. • /Crystal White Syrup— QCI/”» 10 lb. pail for .....................................................O V /G B irth day Mrs. Frank Bittner gave a dinner I lit' Friday night honoring her hus- 1 l. \ birthday. After the splendid dinner cards were enjoyed during the evening. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Tho . Kuldtza, Carl and Tommy Ku- bit '.i, Mrs. Swerver and daughter Alni ie Swerver, Frances Kubitza and ( has. Sharnke. Stanley’s Salad and Cooking Oil is a pure vegetable oil extracted and refined by an improved method from the best grade of Ihdian corn, made especially for the discriminating trade. It is particularly wholesome and nutritious. Quart c a n ...............«J -7 G Pint cans a t .............................................................. 32c S h o w e r f o r Mr s. P a s c h a l l Thirteen ladies walked most o f the way thorugh a heavy rain Thursday to the home o f Mrs. Bob Paschall and gave her a “ shower” o f lofely things and spent the afternoon. De licious lemon pie, chicken sandwiches rolls, qoffee, pickles and four cakes were served. A number sent gifts who could not get to the party. Pres ent were Mrs. L. Lehn field, Mrs. Frank Zaster, Mrs. Albert Motejl Mrs. Frank Jadderly, Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. Lloyd Corey, «Mrs. E. D. Hart, Mrs. Fred Koennicke, Mrs. Su ■•an Kelliher, Mrs. Wave Parepit Mrs. Alberta De Rossett and sister, Rachel Gardner and Mrs. Paschall. SANDY = Catholic Church Mass will be held on Easter morn ing at 8:.'!0, and high mass will be said at 10 o ’clock, with Rev. Father Bonivcnture in charge. MUSIC BY THE CELEBRATED Normandy Girl’s Orchestra New Snow Fall Reported With nearly a foot o f new snow at Government Camp this week, pros pects for good skiing and toboggan ing is fine. E. Hermiston o f the Mt. Hood Ski club said the snow was the best for skiing last Sunday he had seen it since leaving ijorway. FLEXIBLE CORD Run Chu rch Bull Run Sunday school is held every Sunday morning at 10 o ’clock. Bull Dr. M. M. Martindale CHIROPRACTOR o f Oregon City Monday and Friday Evenings after 0 o ’clock O ffice at Linn’. In n S. E. Wooster J. V. BARR & SONS STAR-DURANT Real Estate Loans, Insurance Rentals FARM LOANS A SPECIALTY Tel. 77-3 Estacada, Ore. C. V. MARTIN Real E.tata Estacada, t>*egon O. D. EBY Walter W. Gilbert, M. D. Sales and Service Estacada - - Oregon Attorney at Law General Practice Confidential Adviser Oregon City, Oregon M ich ael's C o t t r e l l Community Church Cottrell Community Church will have special Easter music at the morning service Sunday at 11 a. m. Kelso Community Church The Community church at Kelso announces services every second and fourth Sunday at 11 o ’clock. Sun day school at 10 a. m. MAYO’S TIRE SHOP Estacada, Oregon Modern Vulcanizing Dry Cure Sectional Wort Old tires bought; Reasonable prices paid. Second-hand tire: for sale at reasonable prices # • it i : . i 18 years experience All Work Guaranteed A. R. MAYO, Physician and Surgaon O ffioe Hours 9 to 6 and Evenings ESTACADA OREGON T axes! The first half of the 1927 tax is paya ble on or before may 5. Prop. This bank secures the statement, n m iiiiM M iiiiiiM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iii... checks the statement as to its correct I ness, and attends to the payment of I CURR1NSVILLE STORE PRICES Coleman Gas Lamps . $7.50 Coleman tins Lanterns $7.50 No. 8 Wash Boilers: n $2.50 Del Monte C òffe* 50c White Lead; 100 lb. keg. 13 l-2c Boiled 1 disced Oil, gul. $1.2C I, lb. 7 l-2c 1 @ Spuds, sack $1.75 Economy C offee; guarn'td 35c Colonial Coffee, guarant’d 45c 42-piece Argosy Dinner Sets See these sets; at $10.00 See our entire line o f merchan dise and you’ll be surprised Prices quoted above are our ev ery day prices. the tax. It is well to send in for the statement —, t _ » t 0 i i ii m i i i ii i i i ii i m i i im i i i i m m m i i i m i m i i i i i i i i m i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i m i i n i i i i i m i i i i i • 0 0 R e g u i a r D a n c e ! The Estacada at the Masonic Hall ESTACADA. OREGON H. B. SNYDER, Proprietor CHURCHES L u t h e r a n Church Easter services at 10:30 a. m., with communion administered, Rev. F. Dobberfuhl, pastor. Good Friday services will he observed Friday eve ning at 8 o'clock. Sandy Community Church Sunday school at 10 a. m., Miss Bertha Tiffany, superintendent. Ser vices every Sunday night at 8 o ’clock with Miss Tiffany in charge. St. THE PEOPLES STORE HOTEL Spring has not yet arrived: and you should see how cozy and warm our guests seem to be in I lie hig lobby these cold wet days. D O O R S NF.VER LOCKED AND LIGHTS ALW AYS TURNED ON A few vacancies at this time Dining Room Going Strong! at an early date. ESTACAD A STATE BANK Safe Deposit Boxes, $3.00 per year. | New Greeting Cards ^ EASTER NOVELTIES from 1c up. Egg Dye., Basket, and Carda. We are agent- for Smith s flow er Shop. We will order for you or you mak make your own selection. Ask us. THE ESTACADA PHARMACY