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CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1928
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SA ND Y L O C A L IT E M S
Miss Mollie S tro n g is keeping
! books fo r a g a rag e a t P a rk ro se and
| lost l>e r p u rse Sunday a f te r m aking a
visit a t th e S tro n g ranch.
Alice
j S tro n g is w ith Mrs. B irch R oberts
j fo r a few days.
W. A. P ro c to r has had a new ro o t
put on his residence th e p ast week.
| John llum m un wus the e ffic ie n t c a r
penter.
Mrs. R o b e rta W illiam s w en t to th e
j i ity S a tu rd ay to sta y o ver th e w eek
I end w ith re la tiv e s and friends.
( Genuine FORD Battery |
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AND YOUR OLD B A T T E R Y
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Made up
SW ANSON
W e re ch a rg e and re p air all m akes o f B utteries.
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Service b a tte rie s
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fo r re n ta l.
BOB
MOTOR
COOKE
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E ST A C A D A
Estacada, O regon
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Don’t Be Misled
HAVE YOUR FORD WORK DONE BY FORD-
TRAINED MECHANICS
U SIN G
O N LY
G E N U IN E
FO R D
PA RTS
I have Both
Authorized Ford Dealer
Bob Smith Garage
S andy, O regon
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The Service Is Worth Considering
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= S ave tim e, w hich m eans a sa v in g o f m oney, by b a n k -
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§ ch an g ed in th e every-day tra n sa c tio n s ta k in g p lace
§ in the U nited States. All or n e a rly all accom plished
th ro u g h th e m ails an d te le g ra p h lines.
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T hrough a d v o c a tin g b a n k in g by m ail th e F irs t S ta te E
B ank h a s in tw o y e a rs tim e, in creased its d ep o sits È
n early $200,000.
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= Comparative Statement of Deposits as of Sept. 1st: =
1926 ................................$589,570.03
1927 ................................ 610,509.04
1928 ............................. 788,194.46
First State Bank
G resham , O regon
‘A
Strong Bank”
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SPECIAL
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$8.00 §
= Good E xtension T a b le .....................................
6.00 E
E D andy D ining Room T ab le ............................
3.00 1
E H eaters, up f r o m ................................................
5.00
= Big B arg ain in K itchen C abinet, quick sale.
E Tw o B u r e a u s ............
$4.00 and $5 00 -
2.50
Tw o K itch en ettes, each ...................................
3.50 =
= Solid M ahogany C e n te r T a b l e .......................
3.00 E
E D andy O ak C e n te r T a b l e .................................
AT
CASCADE
A ndy Sw anson, who has been c o n
nected w ith th e B roadw ay re p a ir
shop fo r a few m onths, has accepted
a position w ith the Casea'deC hevrolet
com pany.
COMPANY
P h one 24-5
BACK
W. F. C ary a rriv e d hom e from G len
eden beach M onday n ig h t b u t re
tu rn e d ag ain T uesday m orning.
LOST— Two autom obile keys on
chain, w ith tag , "T oledo, O hio.” R e
tu rn to Dr. W. W. G ilbert, E stac ad a .
O. E. S yron is ta k in g a v acation
this week and w ith P o rtla n d frien d s
is try in g his luck in g e ttin g a deer.
F ra n k H ow ard is ta k in g th e mail
ro u te d u rin g his absence.
Mr. a n d Mrs. R ex L udlow re tu rn e d
hom e W ednesday. Mr. L udlow has
been ta k in g tre a tm e n ts in C u sh m an ’s
hospital, T acom a, a n d Mrs. Ludlow
and little d a u g h te r visited him th e re
and also visited w ith frie n d s in Se
a ttle.
Bob M archbank was con fin ed to his
hom e a few days th is w eek on ac
c ount o f illness. He is re p o rte d to
he im proving, how ever.
A fam ily by th e nam e of H athaw ay
has m oved into th e V ernie D uus res
idenee in th e w est p a rt o f th e city.
Mr. H a th aw ay is em ployed a t F a ra
day.
M r. and Mrs. F re d Seibel o f P o rt
land have moved to Cam p 1 1-2 w here
Mr. Seibel is em ployed.
Bob S tory, d riv e r o f th e E stacada-
P o rtlan d stage, took a v aca tio n this
w eek and visited in S eattle.
Mr. and Mrs. T hom as Yocum re
tu rn e d S a tu rd a y n ig h t fro m a w eek’r
business visit to A ntelope, O regon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. G rabeel and
d a u g h te r J e a n visited Mrs. G ra b ee l’i
p a re n ts a t G ladstone S u n d ay a f t e r
noon.
The personal e ffe c ts o f th e late
C asp ar W heeler w ere sold S a tu rd a y
a t th e residence.
The old N orton b uilding oil B road
way has been to rn down a n d w ork
is e xpected to s ta r t a t once on the
new building.
T h ere will be a re ce p tio n a t the
M. E. church to n ig h t fo r Rev. and
Mrs. C. T. Cook a n d Rev. J . F. D un
lop and fam ily.
E v erybody is in
vited.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. W ilson o f O re
gon C ity w’ere w eek end g u e sts a t the
hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs. H. C. S tephens
U. S. M organ o f th e E stac ad a Feed
sto re m ade a business tr ip to Salem
M onday.
Misses A n n a L eem an and K a th le er
Beck and Ja c k A i kins w en t to O regon
C ity T uesday e vening o f last week
to a tte n d a C hristian E n d ea v o r m eet
ing.
L aw rence B ateson, who has been
here fo r a few w eeks visitin g w ith
his g ra n d m o th e r, Mrs. J. H irte, left
fo r San F rancisco the la tte r p a rt of
last w eek to jo in his m other.
VIOLA W OM AN DEAD
V IO LA , O ct. 10.— Mrs. M ary A nna
Kay, 70, w ife o f O. T. Kay, died here
O cto b er 4, w here Mr. and Mrs. Kay
hud been m aking th e ir tem p o rary
hom e. Mrs. K ay was born in C raig
county, Va., and was m arried in 1881
and she and h e r husband lived in V ir
g in ia until 1888, w hen th ey moved to
O regon. She is survived by h e r h u s
band, tw o sons and th re e d a u g h te rs:
T roy o f Viola, G eorge o f S ilver Lake,
W ash., Mrs. C. L. S ta u d in g e r o f Mo-
lalla. Mrs. Ja m es H u n t of V ernonia,
and Mrs. Ja m es C o u rte r o f V iola;
also a sister, Mrs. A m anda M cClure
o f lone, and one b ro th e r, Jo h n F isher
o f V irginia. Services w ere held S u n
day and bu rial was in th e C anby cem
e te ry .
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F u rn itu re Exchange
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GILGAN’S
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1 CURRINSVILLE STORE PRICES |
= J o n a th a n A pples, cash, p er box ...........................$1.00 E
U. S. R u b b er Co. C ord T ire .............................. ... $4.95
$1.90
S ilver L eaf, a h a rd w h e a t flo u r, sack
$1.85
F isch er’s Best h a rd w h eat flo u r.......................
Sw eet P ep p ers, hom e g ro w n ; 3 lbs. fo r
25c
W h e at, 100 pound sack .....................................
$2.25
Mill R un, net cash ...............................................
$1.35
S u g ar, n e t, c a s h ......................................................
$ 6.00
P o tato es, by the 100-lb, sack, net cash
$1.25
O ats a n d V etch fo r seed, net c a sh .................... ........ 3c
T om atoes, p e r b o x ...............................................
35c
Lilack
Fly Spray, bottle
50c and 75c
T h ese a re e v ery -d ay prices, n ot S a tu rd a y or M onday |
b u t until a ch an g e in th e m a r k e t:
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H. B. SNYDER, OWNER
IT ’S A FACT
LOCALS
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RED & WHITE stohes
The Peoples
Store
w ith h a n d l e s f o r r a d io .
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CHAIN
A U T H O R S ID EA O F O N E
THOUSAND YEARS FROM NOW
W e can a ffo rd to sell fo r less— a n d we do.
T he g ro u p bu y in g p o w er of
h u n d re d s o f sto res m akes it possible— a n d y et th is store is ow ned an d
o p e ra te d by a com m unity citizen.
We personally value your patronage
and strive to please you
OWNER SERVICE — GUARANTEED QUALITY — CHAIN PRICES
Saturday and Monday, October 13 and 15
You Can Do Better at a Red & W hite Store
W e reserv e th e rig h t to lim it q u a n titie s
BEECHNUT
SPAGHETTI
T h re e cans fo r ...
s. o. s.
L arge, one f o r .............
LIPTON’5 TEA
39c
H a lf lb. p k g f o r ............. 45c4
21 f4
No. 2 t i n s ; 2 f o r .........
RED & WHITE PEAS
ROYAL WHITE SOAP
7 b a rs f o r ....................
HONEY MADE GRAHAMS
29 r
SWEET POTATOES
3 lbs. f o r ......................... 2 3 c 4
25^
FLAME TOKAY GRAPES
WESSON OIL
Q u a rt f o r ...................?..
49c4
29c4
3 lbs. f o r .....................
GALV. OIL CANS
SERVUS TOMATO SOUP
2 can s f o r ....................
35c4
2-lb. box, one fo r .
KELLOGG’S RICE KRISP-
IES
2 f o r ...
2 7 c4
1 7c
5 gal. size, one f o r.....
95c4
WASH BOILERS
SERVUS COFFEE
$ 4 .7 5
A ll C opper, No. 8..
1 lb. p k g ........................... 4 7 ¿
Hear our Radio program every
Friday over KGW at 6:30 p.m.
CHAIN
d ress alike, look alike and th in k alike, t i i i i 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 i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i m i m i i i i m i .
a re m erely called w orkm en and art,
d esig n ated by num ber.
T hey live
m iles below th e city, and above them ,
HALLOWAT
MAJESTIC =
th o u g h still u n d e r th e city, is housed = CROSLEY
th e m achinery by which th e tow n is =
W e C an P lease You
ru n . T he only b rig h t m om ent in th t E Complete Line of Remington Ammunition in Stock
stre n u o u s te n -h o u r day th e w orkm en ,
SPORTING GOODS, KODAKS and FILMS
p u t in is th e re sp ite th ey e n jo y in
h e a rin g M ary,a g irl o f th e ir own class
p re ac h th e gospel o f salvation.
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RADIOS
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Boners Sport Shop
To c o u n te ra c t the g irl ap o stle ’s in
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E sta c a d a , O regon
flu en ce, Jo h n M asterm an, who runs
th e city, o rd e rs th a t a m achine m adi t h i i i i i m i i i i i i i i m i m 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 i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i m i m i i i i i i i i i i M i i i i i i i i i i i i H ' '
c o u n te rp a rt o f M ary be stru c k o ff j
w hich w ill p re v e n t th e w orkm en us-1
ing th e ir b ra in s a n d th u s becom e dis
sa tisfie d . R otw ang, a n inventor, c re
a te s a n o th e r M ary, who causes death,
H A M S A N D W IC H : 2 slices bo iled ham , 6 sw eet
d isa ste r and ru in a tio n in th e city b e - .
fo re she is fin a lly p u t to d eath h e r
pickles, 1-4 lb. cream cheese, 4 tab lesp o o n s p re p a re d
self. You c a n ’t a ffo rd to miss this
m u sta rd , “ H om e M ade B re a d .” G rind ham , cheese
g re a t production. I t will hold you
a n d p ic k le s to g eth e r. M ix in the m u sta rd , s p re a d on
spellbound th ro u g h o u t th e p e rfo rm
b u tte re d slices of w h it, b re a d , b a k e d by
ance.
School Lunch Sandwich
U-NEED-A BAKERY
It will be show n S unday and Mon |
day, only, a t th e L iberty.
E s ta c a d a
P h o n e 87-1
STORY OF T H E NORTH W EST
The G erm an m otion p ictu re, “ Me
M OUNTED PO LICE SATURDAY
tro p o lis,” which will be show n a t the
L ib erty T h ea tre , F sta e a d a , Sunday
W ho is th e d a rin g fu r p ira te — night
am i M onday, is one o f th e m ost u n
usual p ictu res ev er to be m ade. Col m a ra u d e r— despoiler? W here does he
ossal o f sets, fa n ta stic o f them e and j hide and how does he know those
equisite o f p hotography, th is la te st j th in g s which enable him to punish the
o ffe rin g , which was tw o y e ars in th e sla n d e re rs o f M’sieu Le B usard? "R ed
m aking, tops any film th u s fa r im R iders o f th e N o rth ” reveals one of
p o rted from B erlin, th e rnecca of the ten sest situ atio n in th e histo ry of
m otion p ictu res in th is d ram a dedi
m ovie angles.
E ven su p erlativ es seem in ad e q u ate c ated to th e m en o f a thousand lives,
to describe the o rig in a lity o f the sto ry th e royal N orthw est M ounted Police.
which deals w ith the problem s o f a
»’’Red R iders o f th e N o rth " is th e
visioned "M etro p o lis," th e city w here
fe a tu re f o r S a tu rd a y a t th e L iberty
m an once m ade m achinery and now
T h e a tre , E stacad a.
R em em ber this
m achinery m akes man.
In this p ictu re, the w orkers, who p ic tu ra will be show n one day, only.
T IM E S C H E D U L E — P O R T L A N D -E S T A C A D A S T A G E S
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