____________________ .. I P UE THREE ~~..q,.. Mr. and Mrs. W.W. DARTT Barber & Beauty hop Barber shop in Masonic Bldg. lle11uty shop next door to stage terminal. Waving Permanent Complete Equipment Operatore Experi enced • • • • DR . H. A . SCHNEIDER DENTIST Phone Sandy 151 Sandy, Oregon • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DR. CHAS . P . JOHNSON Dentiat • Practice limited to extractio of • teeth and minor oral surgery, • nerve blocking & gas anesthesia • 463 Morgan Bldg. Portland • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DR. F. C . BROS t US, M. D . • • • Office 2nd door Weat of Meat Market • • Telephone 341 • : • • • • Jan.dy, .or~go: • • • • • • • • : • • • • • Scbuebel , Beattie & Miller • • •• Attorneys at Law 6 per cent state school money to loan on farms; General law prac- tlce. Bank of Oregon City Bldg. Oregon City Oregon • • • • • • • • • • A • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Al ortunry I. 0. o. F . Bldg. Telephone No. 2 1-61 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • R•al Eatate Loan •, lnauranee Ren ta la • • : • ~ 1~~ 7~3 oANS ~s~;c~Ta~~;; • • • • • • • • • • : • • • • • • L. A . CHAPMAN MORTICIAN • • CaUs a ttended day or night • • • • • • • • • • • • S. E. W ooater • D • • • H • M K • • • • • ramer • • • • • DENTIST Estaco.da, Oregon OUice hours 9 a . m. to 6 p. m. : r. • Eve nings by appointment • • • • • • • • • Off ice Phone 315 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • O.D.EBY • Attorney at Law • General Practiee Confidential • • • Adviser City, Ore10• Ora1on • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • : Dr. ~Hl~P~~~~~dale : • • • • of Oregon City Trips to Eatacada discontinued until latter part of September • • • § CURRINSVILLE STORE PRICES I (Trn Ye ra By Satterfield Playaiciaa and 5111'•-• Oftlce Houn 9 to IS • • and Evenlng11 ESTACADA OREGON Willamette Building, Oregon City Entrance Opp ooite Poot OHice - • Ore1oa City • • - = OUT OF YOUR CHEVROLET THE Dual Duty Unit - enables you to safely increase the capacity and u e- - fulness of your Chevrolet Truck Think of the greater ~ervice, th larger profit , that - your hevrolct would yield you if there wa a way - by which you could, easily, quickly, conomically and afely 1 ngthen its wheelbase and increase it ;; capacity. Think of the large r, bulkier loads you could haul and the greater busines you could do per load an l per mile. _ = = THE DUAL DUTY UNIT for h vrolet Truck en- ables you to get th se advantag ' of big-truck ca- pacity and operation. And attachment of the Dual Duty nit to your Chevrolet truck L an easy job, quickly p rformecl and an economical job. _ Agency for the Entire State, with off ices at the CASCADE CHEVROLET COMPANY, Estacada :z:: Dual Duty of Oregon - Portland, Oreeon 201 .207 Grand Aveaue Phone Lancaaler 1597 - UII I 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111 1111111 I I I I lllll lU 11111111111111111111111111111111 ll I I I Ill I Ill II I I II I I I I II I I I II I I II 1111111111111111111111111 11111111 I II ~ _ first Class Auto Repairing • Practice in All Courta Fint National Bank Blq. • • Truck Make a - • C. D., D. C., E. C. LATOURETTE • Attorney• Phone 562 :! 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 l I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I l I I I I I! 11111 l i 11 I I I 111111111111 It: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • with DR. P. G. BROWN, Dentist - = • • PLATES Out of lown pc-uplc "C'n·,•<I in on!' ,·!~it ,,hl•n good dt•nti. lt.·. - • uru l Pr cticr) $10.00 to $37.00 § __ No. 3 C GUARANTEED = PJCTORJAL Llf Of HERBERT HOOVER u X . Ray Examinations = • Walter W. Gilbert, M. D. • • • At thi officc- w<• arc- <'CJUipn•d to handle th,• mosl difficult , ,tra,•- tion, with i:us or lm·al ini,•,·tion around lht• gums. A tra inee.I d<·ntnl nurs,• lo in•un• l°IPanlin,• . My pa. t Pxpnit nu• ,, ill h, .. 1r m1• out a~ a painh•s ,•xtra,·t"r of Tt•<'lh. § = in EXT ACT 0 Of T ETH !1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • W e Sp ci liz M • • • • • • • • • (Crowded out la t week) J. . Tracy failed in his fit l at- tempt to get a deer when he visited the mountains some tim go, so ho started out again Wednesday morn- ing to try his luck agam. Mr. and l'Jrs. Fred Leihammer were business visitors to Portland on lone.lay. Mrs. W. H . Grabeel accom. ponied them. Mr. and Mrs. J . . Michellree and Mr. and Ira. George 1orrow of E. RS. HOO VER'S qui k wit and tart gr~at opportunlll s gripped the wet • Portland were visitors at the Sparks home Sunday, will s nd her in r:ood slr-icl if coming crowd and It turned quiet. Edmond aling, son of E . E. 1he aucrtiads Mrs. Coolid ro n~ first In silnpl , direct lansuage some one lady or the land. This lndd<'nt prcn·!'s con:;ratulat d Mr. Hoover and told Saling of Estacada, was married one the point : him how &Ind his old rrlends were duy lust week at Vancouver, Wash., Well known as are the Il o1wcrs In to see him. Wlth qua! simplicity to Miss Georgia E. Beck of Boringi P alo Alto and friendly thot1"h they . 1r. Houver r eplied that ho was glad The many friends of Ted in this vi• have always been with th faculty and to be back. atud ents at Stanrord nlverdily , wlwn 'l'hen ensued sllence unlll Mre . C'inity extend h arty congratulations . ) fr. Hoover return d to hlH oh! home Hoover stepp0d forward . Sho recalled They will reside in Portland where In July, candidate tor the hh•hcst of• lhat In their student days, just ~no Ted is employed. tl ce at the comm:rnd of the Ar.1erl ~nn phrase had been generally used at Guests at the E. E. Hannah home p ople, a natural ch.1,m bC~ l!Wd to Staurorct to express Inc. cision as to Sunday were Mrs. Hananh 's sister, open up between him nud his nc•!"h· the next move. She selz d upon the Irs. M. Berry, and her niece, Miss bors. In spite of bnnds. nn,I college old slogan: Lura Berry, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert aongs nnd univ rsity yells, at sight of "\Veil, do we ride or straggle!" Shouts of laughter greeted the ta. Hannah, all of Portland. h im there swe[lt over the crowd a sud• den renlfznllon that beruro thlm Rtood mlllar question. Tho Ice wns broken. Earl Hassell, son of Mr. and l\Irs. t ho man cho~ n by tho Ilepnbllran The awkward moment passec!- The A. . Hassall, who was with his moth. party to lend it to vic tory. Ti1e thought !Toover neighbors pressed toward to er and brother at Hood River picking or his n w responsibilities and his otter th ei r congratulations. apples, returned home Saturday and started to school Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Sylvesor of 11111111111111111 II II II II II I II IUII II Ill I II Ill II IIIIII flllll II IIIII IIIII IIII II II II II IIIII IIIII II I Ill Ir •· Portland, parents of Mrs. W. E. Linn, - arrived Friday evening of last wee~ and visited here at the home of their daughter until the first of the week. § Pride of Wald o Hill .; Flour ............... ................. $1. 75 The Camp Fire girls held a cere• Fi cher' Best Hard Wheat Flour ...................... $1.85 monial meeting Friday evening at Silver Leaf Flour ................................................ $1.90 : the home of Carol Yocum. A social === p otatoes b y t h e sac ] <, per poun d .............................. 1 c § , time was enjoyed following the bus. § iness meeting and refreshments were Sugar, net cash, per s ack ···································· $5.85 served. The 111. E. church will have a choir Cabbage by the sack, per pound ········ ··················· ·2c E · t wo poum ] s f or .. ... ............................. 35 c in the future, Miss Ruth Dillon hav- ___ Sh or t enmg, ing consented to direct. The first A ssociation Calf Meal, 25 lbs ............................. $1.25 choir meeting was held Thursday eve. We grind your grain, per 100 lbs . ........................ 1 50. ning at the church. Mrs. Mary Adams of Estacada at Tomatoes, while th ey last, per box ...................... 35c tended church in Portland Sunday Jonathan Apples, per box ................................. $1.00 morning after which she visited with We charge 15c p e r 100 for cleaning seed grain relatives. Mrs. W. A. H eylman has gone to western Motor Oil, in your 1notor, qt. ···---·········· 15c : E O"l · 25 Spokane to visit with her son, who astern 1 , 1n your auto, qt. ................ ........ ........ c broke a leg recently. Gasoline, in your barrel, delivered, gallon ...... 1 8½c _ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrow of :-111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Portland were guests at the home of Mr. and l\Irs. F. E. Dooley Sunday. A large number of friends of Mr. ullllllllllllll 11111111111111111111111111 11 11111 I IIIIII I II II I Ill I IIII Ill I I IIIII IIII IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII It! and Mrs. W. L. Baughman gave then) a charivari Friday night. The newly ~=:= DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS AT ELLIS' Estacada === weds respond ed with a liberal treat. One 15 Cent C'an of Liouid Stove P olish One 40 Cent Can Li,:uid "Flit" for l<'lies and bugs Mrs. eva Day, daughter of Mr. Three Dozen 10c Bc•, l J ar Rul>he1·s .• and Mrs. A. Smith of Estacada, was ===:-- One 25 Cent Carton of Maleh s -===_= h re from Stayton, Ore., this week. One 30 Cent Bott!e of Cerlo One pound of I 5 r~nt Parowax A number of yo ung people of Es. Two 5 Cent WaxC'd Lunch Papers. tacada who were driving about the :E Abov seven items. ,vorth . 1.55, ttll for .. . ........ ··········••H• $1.00 E: city Sunday night, narrowly escaped ;: BARGAIN S EVERY DAY-NO TICKETS-NO STAMPS ;: serious injury when their cars came The F ollowing Se:ven Ite1,1s for 1.00: §:_ Three l 0 Cent (3 for 25e) Rolls C'repe Toilet Paper. - together on lower Main street. On One Dozen 10 Cent PD•irus Paper Plates car was quite badly damaged. Two 10 Cent P ncil Tablets. A dozen or more young men and : One l O Cent-Can Opener. One 25 Cent Bott!,, Vanilla Flavor. women were in Estacada Wednesday One 25 Cent Can of 1\1 eta! Polish. trying to get subscriptions for a mag. - One 40 Cent Packa::r , wansdown Cake Flour azine. § $1.55 Value; bargain ... . ............................. $1.00 No limit as to Quanli y or time of purchase No Prizes Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jubb of : 16 pounds Berry Sugar . ..... ... . ..................... $1.00 · Dodge have moved to Estacada. Mr, § G. R. ELLIS, Estacada POOLED-BUYING MEMBER : Jubb is now employed at the LaDee u11,1111111111,,1111 1111,1111111111,11,, ,11111,,,1,11111,,11,11111111,,111111111,,111111111111111111111tt logging eamp. AUTO ELECTRICIAN - = Let m:; price your job Our work and prices will satisfy you City Garage andy, Oregon & Ora1l»a • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111 11111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111:i • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Dr. W. W. Rhodea OSTEOPATHIC Pla7aiclaa aad Sars••• Estacada Oregon • • • • • L 0a Aorust 10, 1874, IJerbert larke Tloovcr wa5 bom In We t Branch, Iowa. Be h ad one br<",ther nd a sister. "The Family Shoe Fitters" loved all 1port1 and outdoor pastime•. l.n winter he dell&'hted 1n anow aport . !. As • boy, Herbert • • • • • • • • • • • • Buster Brown Sho Store Main and Eighth I, ANTI-KNOCK ffJUIIAaD Oti, COMPAIIY Of CAUfOUUA launch y \\ od· \\ ill pl, ,\ ,. } ou. ur cl aning an I pn· . ing- ,, ill pl<•a <· _vo11. \ 1•dne,·day and , aturclay of •a ·h WPl'k • t ( 'an •r, Jhrlon, J•,agle 'r, k, , 'p rin gwat<•r, Sandy, K1·l II and E -ta ·ada. • f tJLl OF GINGER!., GASOLINE City = Put Your Laundry Troubles on Our houlders ur modern 11.El>CROWN Or •gon . The boy'1 Jilayma dllrln&' th1a Tialt were e lndl&D boJ9, WIMI IMlchl blaa IDUlT lD4laa Palace Laundry Man