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CLACKAMAS
NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1928
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SUNDAY. JULY 1st
Starting at 2 :30 p. m.
PORTLAND VALLEY LEAGUE GAM E— THE BIG FEATURE
OF THE SEASON
Estacada Legionnaires
WANT ADS
Thè Oswego Nine
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DEPENDABLE used cars.
Implement Co., Gresham.
Children 10 cents
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Auspices Molalla Volunteer Fire Deparement and Waldo Caufield Post No.
1334 Veterans of Foreign Wars.
CowboysandCowgirls
THE W E ST ’S BEST
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BRONCO BUSTING CONTESTS
ARIZON A WILD STEER BULLDOGGING
RELAY RACES
USED Cream separators, gas engines,
binders, mowers, rakes, spreaders,
ensilage cutters. Hessel Implement
Company, Gresham.
j2 9 c ,
FOR SALE— Florence Automatic oil j
stove, 3 burner, in good condition,
also 6-gallon oil cap. See Harry I
Kitching, Estacada, city.
7-6 1
CALF ROPING
STAGE COACH RACES
WILD HORSE CHARIOT RACES
BIG NIGHT SPECTACLE
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“ THE SPIRIT OF THE TRAIL”
Big Fireworks July 4th
EACH NIGHT
FREE STREET PARADE AT 11 EACH MORNING
DANCE EVERY NIGHT
ADMISSIONS
Afternoon show’, general admission....................................................... $1.00......
Reserved Seats.................................................................................................. 1.50
8,500 Seats under cover
Night Show, adults............................................................................................... 50
Children under 12 ........................................
25
No Seats Reserved
Dancing all evening.......................................................................................... 1.00
All admissions tax free
For reservations write D. E. Robbins, Secretary, Molalla, Oregon. Note: No
seats reserved first day, July 2.
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Come to Molalla July 2nd, 3rd and 4th
FOR SALE— Guernsey bulls from
two weeks to 8 months o f age. J.
A. Shibley & Son, Estacada, Route
2, Oregon.
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COME IN and compare our prices |
now. No overhead expenses. Our
cash prices are right.
Harvey
Gibson, Barton, Ore.
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FOR SALE— Pair o f year-old tur- j
keys and 10 poults, $16.
Two |
nine-months-old hogs, $10 each.
Matt Park, Colton, Ore. Route 1
at Elwood, Phone 15-62.
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FOR SALE— White Leghorn hens, ij
45c and 50c each; broilers, 25c
each. Also one good pony, fine
saddle pony, quick sale $20. S. T.
Powell, phone 43-7, Estacada. It
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COME IN and compare our prices
now. No overhead expenses. Our
cash prices are right.
Harvey [ ,
Gibson, Barton, Ore.
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FOR SALE— Strawberries, raspber
ries, logans, 50c per crate, pick
them yourself. Kinney & Lamber-
son place, opposite Garfield grange
hall. W. J. Kinney.
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WANTED— A cook for trail crew o f!
about eight men. Call Estacada, |
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LOST— Folding leather key contain- 1
er with Fisher Thorsen Paint Co.
name on it; near intersection o f I
Eagle Creek and Dover roads. Re
ward. A. G. Muir, phone Esta- j
cada 45-11.
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LOST— The diamond set out o f my
ring while at the M. E. church '
Sunday night. Last seen just as
the benediction was pronounced, i
Finder will receive liberal reward. 1
Mrs. W. E. Buell.
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WOOD— Four-foot fir wood, deliv
ered in the bottom $6; on the hill j
$5.10.
16-inch old growth for
$6.60 in the bottom, $6.60 on the
hill. See Mr. Stone, truck driver,
within next three weeks, or con
sult with W. P. Ferrel, Barton,
Oregon.
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; JERSEY BULL for sale, out o f the
highest producing herd in Oregon
for 1926, by C. T. A., with 510 lbs.
average. St. Mawes Island breed
ing. Splendid type and backed by
production. Ready for light ser
vice. Priced reasonable. Wm. F.
Fischer, Sandy, Ore.
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THE
ESTACADA
P HA R MAC Y
IMPORTANT
W E H A N D L E K E R R ’ S F E E D S F O R T H IS R E A S O N :—
W e believ e K e rr’ » F eed» give the p erson w ho buys them
the m ost fo r the d olla r. Thi* c h o ic e w a» m ade a ft e r y ea r •
o f e x p e r ie n ce in D airy and P ou ltry F eed».
Come in and we will explain further and will gladly help you »olve
your feed problems.
BARTHOLOMEW & LAWRENCE
E stacad a, O reg on
P hon e 601
ESTACADA TRUCK LINE
D A I L Y T R IP S F R O M
ESTACADA
TO PORTLAND
Leave all freight at warehouse. In ordering your freight sent thru
us you receive personal service both in Estacada and Portland that
will save time and money
K 1 T C H IN C & S T E IN M A N
P h on e 6 1 -5 E tta c a d a
C all and D eliv er S erv ice
E A st 2 4 0 6 P ortlan d ___________
TRUCKING SERVICE
B y the H ou r o r B y the M ile, A n y th in g , A n y p la c e , A n y tim e
W OOD AND FUEL
Long distance Furniture and Contract Hauling a Specialty
KITCHING & STEINMAN
P h on e 1 1 -3 E tta ca d a
E A tt 2 4 0 6 P ortla n d
The News Does Job Printing
WANTED to buy or trade for good
farm wagon. B. F. Forrester, R. i
4, Boring. Phone Estacada 40-13.
JULY 2nd, 3rd and 4th
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Smith’s Flower Shop and can fur
nish flowers suitable for all occasions
FOR SALE — A Reliance two burner
oil stove; almost new. Call at the
Library and see it.
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It With Flowers
We are agents for
For Sale— 8 seven weeks old pigs.
R. G. Palmateer, Phone 19-66. 7-6
ESTACADA B A TTE R Y :— RUSSELL and FISCHER
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Estacada will be the scene o f unus
ual activities on Saturday night, June
30, with a number of events sched
uled, including the tabulation and
announcement o f the winner among
the contestants for the honor o f be
ing chosen as Goddess o f Liberty for
the Fourth o f July celebration, which
will take place at 9 p. m.
At the Liberty Theatre, in addi
tion to the regular picture show,
which starts at 7 o ’clock, the Valjean-,
Normandy Girls Band and entertain
ers, with the vaudeville offerings in
cluded in their program, will appear
on the stage at 8 o ’clock, the man
agement having announced a big dou
ble bill for that night.
The Valjean unit o f the Normandy
Girls orchestra has also been spec
ially engaged to play for the Carl
Douglass Post o f the American Lc-j
gion regular dance, at Eagle Creek, I
following the show at the Liberty i
Theatre. It is reported that the Le
gion boys, through their dance com
mittee o f which Elmer Anderson is
chairman, have broadcasted the event
throughout Clackamas county, and
expect a record crowd at their Eagle
Creek dance on that night, as the
Normandy Girls orchestra is known
as one o f the best organization o f i
dance musicians in the Northwest,
and a real treat is said to be in store |
for those contemplating attending the
Legion dance on Saturday night.
A T ESTACADA
Admission: Adults 35 cents
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INTERESTING EVENTS FOB
NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT
BASEBALL
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Bunting, Flags and Ribbons
Everything you need for decorations on the Fourth
W A TC H FOR OUR FLOAT IN THE PARADE
J. K .
E L Y
Estacada, Oregon
Invest In The
Progress of the
Community
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more people are using electricity and
ALL the people are using MORE elec
tricity. Our service must keep pace
with this demand.
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PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.
$6.00 First Preferred Stock
You’re investing in the progress of the
community. Your investment pays a
steady income and shows a steady in
crease in value.
This Stock Yields 6.25 per cent Dividends
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PORTLAND
Electric Power Co.
820 Electric Building
Portland, Oregon