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CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS. FRIDAY, MARCH 15 . 1929 MT ZION CHURCH (By F. M. Gill) • M iiiiiim iiiiM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiim iiiiim iiiiiiiim iiiim iiiiM iitiim im iiiiiiiiiiiii:- SPR1NGWATER E X TR A C TIO N OF T E E T H $650 | $450 $315 I $215 $595 I $225 $295 $365 | DR. P. C. BROWN, Dentist Service... Kent L Moody | Gates Funeral Home Ï f\ saving and interest accruals. LO N G LO AF From 8,000 to 10,000 telephone S calls are handled in two hours every 1 E working day at the Fordson offices o f = the Ford Motor Company. The peak E telephone loads are betwen 9 and 10 s a. m. and 2 and 3 p. m. ALL S U M M E R LONG YOUR FLOWER AND Beautiful flowers — delirious vegetables — good health and loads o f fun. I I VEGETABLE GARDEN ■ Your own yard — a few p a c k e t s o f g o o d seed — a little time and it’s accomplished. PAYS DIVIDENDS All summer long ou r hom e will ook belter — you wi l l feel h eller and live better — wi t h a garden. Ï PLAN IT NOW Dependable &»eryvkere Northrup.King ¿X as eeds J ill Standard Size 'Deniable ‘Packets Jlnd '^YtoW O f TShe Flower Packets » c /ls X Y o u r \"Dealer V O B E T T É R S E E D S A T A N Y PRICE I GARFIELD • I GARFIELD, March 14— (Special). — Howard Hunt, Jr., entertained a group o f little folks at a party on March 8, in honor of his fifth birth day anniversary. A jolly good time was enjoyed by the youngsters, a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Hunt and the guests included Rozann Moreland, Fances Springer, Thelma Bowman, Lucille Springer, Arden Bu- ser and Laurel Belle Hunt. Early spring gardening is well un der way in this district; everyone is anxiously awaiting favorable growing weather. A few young friends gathered at the home o f Miss Aris Palmateer, on Monday evening, in honor o f her “ steenth” birthday. The evening was enjoyed playing games, after which the guests were served with dainty re freshments. J. F. Reeher has sold the last lot of hogs, deciding to quit raising hogs, and will devote his entire attention to the raising o f registered cattle, of which he has a fine foundation herd. A number o f homeseekers were making a survey o f the Garfield dis trict last week, but as yet no sales have been announced. A timely sug gestion that residents clean up their yards and barn lots, giving the dis trict a neater appearance, which may be the means of inviting settlers. The Christian Endeavor will give an entertainment and basket social at the Garfield Grange hall Saturday evening, March 16. A good time is promised everyone who attends. The Dorcas society o f Garfield will meet at the home o f Mrs. W. R. Reid, on Thursday, March 21, in an all-day session. Everybody welcome. Interest on Savings Try a Want Ad in the News. j j E STA C A D A STATE BANK nmiiiiiiimmiimmmiiimmiHiimmmmiimiimmmmmiiimmiimi Auto Bargains SPRINGWATER, Mar. 14.— (Spe cial).— The monthly P. T. A. meeting was held at the school house Tuesday with a good average attendance. Miss Lynch, county nurse, was a visitor during the afternoon and explained the use and object of the health charts which have recently been dis tributed in the schools of the county. To be a blue ribbon health pupil ! om needs a physical and dental ex amination. The nurse explained that | 1928 Essex Coach ..................................... if enough o f the students would take i 1927 Essex Coach ................................. § examinations u physician would come to the school and examine all for a smaller sum each than if they went i 1923 Packard Touring .................................... I to the office. Miss Young, the teach- | 1923 Dodge T ou rin g ........................... | j er, is sending a letter to all the par- | ents explaining the object more fully. 1927 Oakland S ed a n ............................................. Mr. and Mrs. Harrington, who have been living in the small house be- I 1922 Hudson Coach ......... | ! longing to Bryon Moor, have moved 1926 Dodge R oad ster........................................... | away. Miss Madden went to Eagle Creek 1926 Dodge Touring C a r ................................ Saturday to visit at the home o f Mr. | and Mrs. A. C. Cogswell. They Two 1927 Graham Bros. Trucks;— j planned to go to Whiteso’n Sunday visit Miss Madden’s niece, Mrs. One 1-ton and one 2-ton. | | j to McDonald and back to Portland Mon- ! day to visit friends. Last Thursday while playing in the j playshed at school Valeen Julian was [ very painfully hurt by having her I knee dislocated. Miss Cadonau, pri- ( mary teacher, took her to Estacada ! where Dr. W. W. Gilbert attended Phone 545 Oregon City = i to the injured knee. She is now j able to walk around again and has .................................................................................................................................... ~ gone back to school. Another very unfortunate accident happened here Friday when Jim Gut- tridge, who was out shooting rabbits CUTS MORE with a shotgun, tripped and fell, caus ing the full discharge to enter the SLICES upper part o f his arm, tearing the flesh and shattering the bone so that the arm had to be amputated close to TO THE LOAF the shoulder. The latest report from the hospi An ideal slice-size for toasting, sandwiches and tal was that he was getting along as children’s between meal snacks. well as could be expected from the ECONOMICAL FOR LARGE FAMILIES serious condition. The same Holsum quality that won the Harry M. Everyone enjoyed the lecture Freer Trophy the second time in two years. The at the church Sunday by O. D. Eby of same price as the regular large loaf. Oregon City. His subject was taken from Deut. 4:7-9. Sold at Your Favorite 5 3^? JU I Miss Elva Shibley went to Portland Grocery and Restau-1* < Sunday to visit with relatives for a few days. rants in Estacada and Mr. and Mrs. John Park and fam Vicinity. Iletecit mtmfc* e f iAe ilctium pm ify ily were visitors, at the home o f Mrs. Bryan Moore Sunday. Visitors at the Ed Closner home over Sunday were their three sons; Jim, Emery and John and families from Carrols, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Santesson and niece Dorothy May Wood from Gar field called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler Sunday. Ruth and Anna Guttridge visited with Viola and Luella Wheeler Sun day afternoon. Visitors at the O. J. Skaggs home Sunday were their daughter and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webber and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward of Vancou ver, Wash., and another daughter, Mrs. George Danetz and family from Aurora. We Specialise in Mt. Zion church, it grieves me much to see Your broken windows and neglected state. At this office we are equipped to You stand for much in your commun handle the most difficult extrac tion, with gas or local injection ity; around the gums. It saddens me to note your needless i A trained dental nurse to insure fate. cleanliness. Within your walls strong men once My pasr experience will bear me plead the cause out as u painless extractor of Of God; yopr walls throw back the Teeth. sacred song; ( T e n Y ea rs S u c c essfu l P r a c t ic e ) Here saintly ones explained God's X -R a y E xam inat ions holy laws; And ties o f Christian friendship here GUARANTEED PLATES were strong. $10.00 to $37.00 The hands o f those who loved th is1 edifice Out of town people served in one visit when consistent with Have long since crumbled into voice good dentistry. less dust; And you, forgotten, have become but this: W il la m et te Building, O r e g o n City A paintless shrine to those who had E n t r a n c e O p p os ite Post O f f i c e P hon e 562 been just. Within your walls they gazed upon the dead For the last time, the while the qua vering choir Sang of the Christian’s hope, and tears were shed For babe, for maid, for youth, for wife, or sire. Distance is no question with us. Our 0 , sons and daughters o f these pio equipment is at your service day or neers, This once-loved church can you not night. renovate? Repaint its walls? Remove the dust of years? Make it a shrine for them ere it is too Phone 2471 Gresham- Oregon late? Mr. Gill writes the News from Pasco, Wash., saying: “ I think this poem will be of interest to many of ¿iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'i*! your readers as many o f the boys and* girls who went to school to me at Tracy, Garfield, Porter, Eagle Creek, Sandyridge and Barton still live in those communities, as do many other friends who did not sit in my classes. W e have just credited semi-annual interest “ Summer before last I stopped at on accounts in our Savings Department, Mt. Zion church where I once taught and this may be used by the depositor, or Sunday school, presided over the Ep- left to draw interest, as desired. Many of worth League, and twice substituted our customers for years found this to be a in the pulpit. I saw then the condi most satisfactory method o f using idle tions I describe in the poem. “ I went into the burial ground funds. back o f the church and it was brier- overgrown, and neglected, too. But Start an account N O W and watch it grow I understand Garfield Grange ha; through the accumulations of systematic remedied that condition.’’ i Saf o De po s i t Bo xe s $3. 00 per Ye ar ñiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMin You buy 73 years’ experience in gardening when you buy F erry s purebred Seeds I f YOU had gardened for 73 years bred Seeds. 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