PAGE TWO Lo, the Poor Hunter CLACKAMAS COUNTY EAGLE CREEK H EIG H TS N E W ?, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1928 W. W. Hulf, foreman of the Ste: veils orchards, has been working foi) Mr. Stevens in Portland during the last month. Mr. Hulf will return to the orchard for apple picking. Mrs. Ernest Hoffmeister and son Billie «'ere afternoon callers at the Lawrence House home Friday. Major and Mrs. Luther Felker vis ited at the Judd home one evening last week. Oscar Judd is filling his silo. CHILDREN INSURED WANT ADS ¡S. A S. HARDW ARE MOVING IN W ITH LOVELACE STORE Mr. and Mrs. George Ten Eyck ________ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hoffmeister were in Sandy recently and had the The S. & S. hardware stock is be­ children visited Sunday at the children insured that are to travel in September wanes. There’s an ex- and ing moved this week from the store Charley Richey home. the school bus. Mr. Ten Eyck is hilirating nip in the early morning. 1 so long used for that pur­ clerk of the Marmot district. USED SMALL CLECTRAS TRAC­ building The noon are sun warmed and shrill Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Judd, Mrs. pose, to the south side of the storu TOR— with 16-inch plow, $385. with the monotonous cadence of the , George Judd and Mrs. Ernest Hoff building occupied by Lovelace & N otice for Publication cicada and katydid. The hops have meister were Oregon City visitors Department of the Interior, U. S. Hessell Implement Co., Gresham. Lovelace. Mr. Sparks, proprietor of Tuesday. Land office at Roseburg, Oregon, FOR SALE— Very choice mixed daf­ the hardware store, sAys he is moving been garnered; and the orchards on j September 12, 1928. the hill top are ready for the har- , Mr. and Mrs. Thiessan and Mr. and Notice is hereby given that Albert fodil bulbs, 25c and 50c per dozen. on account of insurance rates. New vester. Mrs. Outfield of Milwaukie visited Adlon, of Estacada, Oregon, who, on Mrs. F. E. Dooley at the Mrs. Mox- shelving is being built, and Lovelace December 12, 1923, made adjoining ley place. It & Lovelace will occupy one side of The woodpile looms high, and the at the Judd home one day last week farm hd. entry (was Portland No. ax has been sharpened. A book of 07508), No 017230, for NW 1, FOR QUICK SALE— White electric the building and the hardware store NW U, sec. 11, township 4 S., lunge sewing machine, new, about half will be on the other side. adventure lies beside the old pipe 5 east, Willamette meridian, has filed on the reading table. The new in­ notice of intention to make three price. Big reduction in slightly stant-lighting gas lamp from Cogs­ year proof, to establish claim to the used Singers. We carry a com­ New and complete line of land above described, before Donald plete stock of new machines. Sin­ * Portland office Auto Ft. Term. * well’s has met the one-match test, J. Ryan, county clerk and clerk oT ger Sewing Machine Co., 419 Main filling the living room with cheer. the county court of Clackamas coun­ * — East 2406 181 E. W ater St * There is a chill in the night; thq ty, Oregon, at Oregon City, Oregon, Street, Oregon City. It * ESTACADA TRUCK SERV ICE • home trail is traced by a stream of on the 29th day of October, 1928. for men, women and children * Insured Carrier * Claimant names as witnesses: light through a rain-splashed window. RADIO FOR SALE—One Bremmer * Furniture Moving a Specialty * George G. Cook. W. H. Dwyer Tully Counterphase 8 in walnut The easy chair is drawn close to the HARDY BOY— “The W orld’s Best.” Emil Laitenen, all of Route 1, Esta * Daily Service * fire as the patter on the roof quick­ cada, Oregon, and Oscar Noren, E. cabinet including tubes. Also one * ESTACADA to PORTLAND * Priced right. Grand and Clay Streets, Portland, Silver-Marshall Shield Grid Super- * Order all goods delivered to auto * ens to a gust and the wind-whipped Oregon. fir bough taps the window. The blaze without cabinet. Both * Freight Terminal, 181 E. W ater * Non-coal ROBERT E. CRAWFORD hetrodyne creeping along the log, the blue s21 o!9_____________ Acting Register of these sets use a 171 power tube * Street, Portland. smoke rising lazily, the comfort that and are a bargain. Call Estacada * ED. STEINMAN * Notice for Publication surrounds us, have their softening ef­ Department of the Interior, U. S. 79-5 for further information. It * Office 72-1— Estacada— Res 11-3 * Estacada, Oregon fect. We draw a deep breath to sigh Land office at Roseburg, Oregon, USED CREAM SEPARATORS, gas * Estacada, Oregon * September 12, 1928. contentedly— when Notice is hereby given that George engines, spreaders, drills, tractors. The hoot of an owl down in the G. Cook, of Estacada. Oregon, who, Hessell Implement Co., Gresham. on December 27, 1923, made hd. en woods is swept in to us on a gale, and try adjoining farm (was Portland No. WAGON FOR SALE or will trade for FOR SALE—One and two year old we are transported to another fire­ 07413), No. 017203, for SW H S E 'i Ginseng plants and germinated light scene — a campfire, in the section 3, township 4 S., range 5 E. pigs or chickens. W. C. Vanhoy, and new seed. Inquire of W alter Willamette meridian, has filed notice Route 2, Estacada. ol2 depths of the Oregon firest, on the Gribbon, Estacada. o5 of intention make three year proof W E HANDLE K ER R ’S FEED S FOR THIS R EASO N :— trail of a doe and a buck, a buck to establish claim to the land above FOR SALE— CHEAP — Iron bed, W e believe K err's Feed* give the person who buy* them with wide-spread antlers. We smile described, before Donald J. Ryan the most fo r the dollar. This choice was m ade a fte r year’* springs, dining table, ironing FOR SALE— White sweet grapes, 3c county clerk and clerk of the county good at the recollection of campfire of experience in D airy and Poultry Feed*. board, clover seeder, 12-inch plow, per lb. Bring containers. Fred court of Clackamas county, Oregon stories; sigh a little as the campfire Come in and we will explain further and will gladly help you solve o5 pipe wrench and some books. Mrs. Marosco, Estacada. at Oregon City, Oregon, on the 29th your feed problems. dies down. The bantering tones of day of October, 1928. J. W. Moxley, Morrow Station. It FOR SALE— 50 acre farm, 40 acres the boys are soon hushed, and peace­ Claimant names as witnesses: BA RTHOLOM EW & LAW RENCE Albert Adlon, W. H. Dwyer, Emi' ful rhythm emanates from the dif SALE— Concord grapes, 3 cents cleared, Stafford district. Joseph Phone 601 Estacada, Oregon Laitenen, all of Route 1, Estacada. FOR ferent fir bough beds. We seek oui per pound; pick them yourself. Vana, 1291 E. 19th St. Portland. Ore., and J. P. Johnson, 37 W. Jessup own restful couch, and sleepily watch Kinney & Lamberson place, three St., Portland, Oregon. SALE— 20 head of ewe lambs. Non-coal ROBERT E. CRAWFORD miles east of Estacada, opposite FOR the tree tops waving in the wind that L. F. Hale, Phone 12-31, Currins- s21 o!9_____________ Acting Registe: > 11111111111111 ii 11111 m 11111111111111111111111111 m 111111111 ii 11111111 m 11111111111111111111111111111 - . has risen; see again the moon — e Garfield grange hall. 52 tf ville. o5 hunter’s moon — rollicking about Notice for Publication GILGAN’S [ Department of the Interior, U. S. GINSENG PLANTS for sale; two FOR SALE— Three goats, one giving among black-tipped billowy clouds Land office, at Roseburg, Oregon, years old. W. R. Woodworth, Es­ milk; two seven months old; all that flee in panic before the wind. September 10, 1928. tacada, Oregon. o!7 three for $20. Patrick McKnight, Notice is hereby given that John A voice— not the bantering tone of H. Snomy of Route 1, Estacada, Ore. o5 one of the boys— recalls us. We fight gon, who, on March 12, 1924, made BUYERS WANTED for Mt. Hood Sandy. irritably in the chair that is no longer homestead entry, serial. No. 017239. Loop summer homes, chicken FOR SALE— Ginseng seed, Golden the NW Vi of SW U and SV¿ of easy; and the breath that was drawn § New and Used Furniture, Crescent Beds and Springs = for and farms. We have some Seal seed, also Golden Seal plants. SW !4 of section 11, township 4 S. ranches Pettit Mattresses Miller’s Wall Paper in to be emitted as a sigh of content range 5 E., Willamette meridian, has fine farms that will interest you. J. J. Marchbank, Estacada. sl4 tf forms instead the hunter’s lament; 5 notice of intention to make fi­ CEO. W. BEERS, Sandy. Phone Murphy’s Brushing Laquer § filed nal three-year proof, to establish Sandy 325. ltc FOR SALE—Over eight million feet The angler shall inherit the earth to the land above described, first growth timber with land. Glass and G lazing E claim and all the waters thereon; and i Pabco Shingle Sam ples before Donald J. Ryan, clerk of the DEPENDABLE USED CARS at the Price Duke & Proctor, county court of Clackamas county, should he inadvertently start a forest '‘iiiiiiiiu i in mu 11 ii i mi ii ii ii mi mi mi i ii ii hi i ii ii iiiii in i ii 11 ii mi min i mi min in ii it*; Oregon, at Oregon City, Oregon, on prices you want to pay. Hessell Sandy, right. Oregon. s7tf fire, vast armies shall fare forth to the 29th day of October, 1928. Implement Co., Gresham. It WANTED— Second hand Ford tour­ extinguish it; Claimant names as witnesses: George Cook, Albert Adlyn, Emi’ ing body, ’22, ’23 or ’24. J. Krie- Whereas, the hunter, imprisoned Laitnen and Henry Dwyer, all of Es­ CONCORD GRAPES— Three cents ger, Route 1, Box 62, Eagle Creek, per pound, delivered. J. J. March- tacada, Oregon. within four walls, shall inherit an o5 ROBERT E. CRAWFORD, bank, Phone 25-4. 52tf Oregon. easy chair before his own fireplace Not coal land Acting Register. and a well-thumbed volume of Baron PLAIN SEWING and dress making Publish September 14 to October If FOR SALE— Thirty pigs, six weeks neatly and quickly done at reason­ Munchausen’s tales — while in the Phone City G arage 351 old. A. D. Burnett, Phone Esta­ able prices. Children’s sewing a Notice for Publication nearby forest the buck with wide­ Department of the Interior, U. S. cada 42-15. It specialty. Mrs. Wiley Howell, spread antlers shall derisively rub a Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, velvety nose with a nimble fore-foot! August 30, 1928. a24tf and Sweetwater grapes; Springwater. Notice is hereby given that George CONCORD Shades of Lewis and Clark! Wotta pick them yourself, 3 cents per lb. WANTED— Carpenter and cement M. Buser, of Estacada, Oregon, who, Meyer & Haselwander life! on September 21, 1923, made home­ at J. S. Osborne’s vinyard, Esta­ work. Chimneys built. Estimates stead entry (was Portland 07468) cada. Phone 55-12. o5 — THE C1RCUITOR. Sandy, Oregon furnished; work guaranteed. C. No. 017216, for N% NW14, & SWVi NW*4, sec. 31, twp. 3 S., range 5 E., A. Chaney, R. 1, Estacada. Phone PRICES ARE RIG H T FOR SALE— About 50 or 60 ewes Willamette meridian, has filed notice 6x51. ol2 Since the above lament rang loud of intention to make three year and lambs. W. H. Lee, 3 miles and long through the state, the “pool proof, to establish claim to the land north of Sandy on Bluff road RENT— Three house keeping above described, before Donald J. Phone Sandy 308. hunter” has come into his own; and o5 FOR Ryan, county clerk and clerk of the rooms. Inquire at the Home Res­ he is now, in all probability, admin­ county court of Clackamas county, It istering proper punishment to the Ore., at Oregon City, Oregon, on the FOR SALE— 120 acres, 6 acres taurant, Estacada. H. PERRET, Prop. Phone Sandy 261 9th day of October, 1928. over-bold buck that possessed such an cleared, fair barn, running water. STRAYED— September 3, tan de­ Claimant names as witnesses; eloquent fore-foot. J. C. Moreland. William Shaffer. Lays well; in good berry section. horned Jersey cow, fresh about — THE CIRCUITOR. J. O. Botkin and A. C. Anderson, all Price $20 per acre, half down, bal­ September 6. Notify Paul Kleatsch of Route 1, Estacada. Oregon. ance on terms. Duke & Proctor, R. 1, Estacada, Phone 83-11. o5 Non Coal HAMILL A. CANADY, s7tf s7 o5 Register. Sandy, Oregon. SHOES J. K. 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