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Underwear
Give Us A
Great Bargain
SALE
Sweaters
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At the Shultz Clothing Store Still offers Bargains in Seasonable Goods
Yours to Please
Etacada, Or.
G O LD STE IN
Estacada, Or.
LEVITT
Successors to A . F. S H U L T Z
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These
Chilly'
Mornings
Yon need comfortable and warm Underwear and Socks, and we want
to tell you right now that nowhere will you get a better assortment than at the
EMPORI UM
And at the same time look over your needs of
Rubber Boots and Shoes and other
W et Weather Necessities
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D A R O W IS H & C O M P A N Y
MY N EW LY SELECTED
S U P P L Y OF
Fall H ats and Caps for
Ladies and Misses
H A S A R R IV E D AN D I W IL L B E P L E A S E D TO
SHOW T H E M TO T H E L A D IE S
If you want a new hat call and make an early selection
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Only Reliable
F L O U
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Olympic $1.15 Sack
Blue Stem $1.10
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Stone Crocks I s to 6 Gals
HOWE
money to loan
LANDS
ON CLACKAMAS
Livery, Feed & Sale
STABLE
W E MAKE
the abstract of title to the aecnrity offered
<Vid attend to all details in the closing
up of Mortgage Loans
Call on us for information concern­
ing Clackamas county Records
Clackamas Title Com'y
E. F. Riley. Attorney at Law, President.
Frank B. Riley, Ally, at Law, Secretary.
606 608, Chamber
PO RTLAN D
of Commerce,
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Football is again the sport.
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JO N E S & H A V IL A N D
PROPRIETORS
Fine mushroom and umbrella
weather.
The Berry building is being re­
modeled on the interior.
Miss Ollie Wagner of Garfield is
attending school in Estacada.
R. A . Stratton and J. R. Cassidy
spent last .Sunday in the big city.
Miss Kennedy, teacher at Currins-
ville, spent Sunday at home in Ore­
gon City.
Mrs. Bertha Curl and son, Fred,
of Jefferson, are here on a visit to
their people.
Merchant Sparks and Painter J.
R. Cassidy were Portland visitors
yesterday.
Read Jeweler Johnson’ sad telling
about the bean guessing contest he
just started.
Mrs. T . Yocum left last Wednes­
day on a short visit to relatives at
McMinnville.
Jupiter Pluvious seems to delight
in showing that he has not forgot­
ten his old tricks.
Omer Groff has sold his interest
in the Palace Market to Mr. Block
who is now sole proprietor.
at Newberg
The Greenwood Lumber Compa­
ny has been organized by Win. H.
Jo n es, T . C. Thomas, C. H. Dye.
Capital $5000.
Ed. Hogan enjoyed the scenery
around Eagle Creek, Sunday, and
later in the day he visited his peo­
ple at Sellwood.
The city council at its last meet­
ing amended the saloon ordinance
so that these places of business are
to close at 12 o’clock.
The big bargain sale at Goldstein
& Levitt’ s continues, and those who
want winter wearing apparel should
investigate these bargains.
The city council has bought the
second lot north of Cooper’ s furni­
ture store, of H. F. Lebreque, to be
used as a fire ana town iian.
Pres. Moore of the Springwater
Lumber C o., and Messrs. Staples
and Snyder, brokers, of Portland
were in Estacada, Wednesday.
Mrs. Ernest Eisert, who has been
at the Reed home, has moved down
to Sellwood. Mr. Eisert has been
given rn Oregon City-Portland run.
E. D. Allen, a brother of C. S.
Allen, and wife arrived here last
week from Oakland, Cal. They will
occupy the Russ property this win­
ter.
has received some very good en­
couragement. And while the new
church homes are being built Mr.
McPherson and family will occuqy
one of John Page’ s cozy cottages.
taken in to the
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he rain caught us short
An Awful Cough Cured
,’Two years ago our little girl had a
touch of pneumonia, which left her with
an awful cough. She had spells of couh-
ing just like one with the whooping
cough and some thought she would not
get well at all. W e got a bottle of Cham­
berlain's Cough Remey and it acted like
a charm. She stopped coughing and got
stout and fat,” writes Mrs. Ora Bussard,
Brubaker, 111. This remddy is for sale
by the Estacada drug store.
Guessing
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on Oil
Coats
but we now have a complete line and
you should buy
and be
prepared for
the Fall rains while the stock is complete
W e have everything needed in this line.
Oil Coats
Rubber Boots
W aterproof Shoes
Contest at Johnson’s
Jew elry Store
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rir.
a & u t 'a . tr n lr l
watch, warranted, worth $25, will
be given to the one guessing the cor­
rect or nearest correct number of
1 jeans in a glass jar.
For each cash
purchase of one dollar’ s worth of
goods you are entitled to one guess.
Contest closes Dec. 24th at 2 p. n\
In case of tie, contest will be decid­
ed by drawing lots.
And the best line of Shoes this
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as such goods can be sold for
Sparks’ Store
Case Decided in Favor of Dubois
The sawdust case against Charley
Dubois which was tried last week
before Justice Stipp at Oregon City
was decided by the jury in favor of
Mr. Dubois, and Charley came home
with his tail feathers up and flying.
Everybody seems to be pleased at
the outcome of the case, because it
is not thought that there has Ijeen
any overt act committed.
The ju­
rymen visited and examined the lit­
tle brook into which sawdust is al­
leged to have been dumped and then
carried into the Clackamas river,
and after all the evidence and argu­
ments had been listened to they re­
turned a verdict in favor of Mr.
Dubois. Several from here went
over and gave testimony in the trial
and the case will cost about $130.
Deputy Game Warden C. Sclieubel
prosecuted the case, and George C.
Brownell defended Mr. Dubois.
I. M. Park, of Dodge, Peter Held
and Andrew Kitzmiller of George,
have been drawn to serve on the
jury in the November term of the
circuit court
The wealthy, young bachelor a-
cross the river is painting his house
but the disagreeable odor of linseed
and turpentine is not to be noticed
above the overpowering aroma of
orange blossoms.
Robert Duncan and a friend who
does the cooking at the State A sy­
lum at Salem are spending a couple
weeks hunting around the headwa­
ters of the Clackamas. T h ey’ re af­
ter big game.
F. M. Gill arrived in town, Mon­
day and will remain in this vicinity
A girl was never known to dis-
a couple weeks. Mr. Gill is now
pise a moustache, so long as it did
engaged in some good work for the
not grow below her own nose.
farmers, that of organizing granges
A 1 Lindsey has been hired by the throughout the country.
city to put 25 yards of dirt from the
A t the Sunday morning service of
Main street grade on Broadway.
the M E church the following named
Robert Maclibank has bought the ^
«ere taken into full metnber-
Tom Miller property, and he and ship. Mary Womer, Paul Womer,
his mother are now living in town. p;unjce Richards, and Mr. and Mrs. i
You are intitled to a guess on the W. J. Emmett w l -
number of beans in the jar—for ev­ church by letter.
ery dollar’ s worth of goods you buy.
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Our marshal is a bran new affair
With bine eyes and curly hair.
If he finds you on a drunk
He is apt to show his spunk,
And put you in the cooler,
He might!
OREGON CITY TRUST CO.
Money loaned on real and
chattel security
The Eagle Creek basket-ball club Will Build Church and Pastor’s
Abstracts of Title made
is advertising a ball they are going
Good rigs and careful drivers always
Parsonage
direct from the records
to give in Wilburn’s hall on Nov. 3
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Rev. C. T . McPherson who ar­
Dimick & Dimick, Mgrs.
Mrs. Robert, Currin Mrs. E. E.
Given Hunting and Fishing Parties
rived in Estacada last week has ta­ O r e g o n C i t y
O regon
Sailing and their daughters, Ruth
ken up the church work with an
and Dora, spent last Sunday at the
earnestness that may result in a
WOOD & LUMBER
Oaks.
ESTACADA
new M. E . church and parsonage
Local and Long Distance Telephone
Merchant Darowish was out from being built here within a short time.
MARKET
Portland last Sunday to see how q>be q
p Towusite Company
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this end of the business was pros- hajj hwt kind ^ „ g b to give the
A ll kinds of Meat
You are needing some stationery
penng.
church people lots on Currin street
Ijought and sold.
printed, are you nof ?
Mrs. Clara Knight was calling on between 4th and 5th for a parsonage
L A R D H A M and BACON
friends here Saturday. She attend- site, and in a canvass for aid to put
The News does printing.
TOWNSEND & BAgD
ed the W. C. T V. convention held up the buildings Mr. McPherson
GEO . C. B R O W N E L L
W. A. H E Y L M A N
O K R G O N C IT Y
RSTACADA
BROWNELL and HEYLMAN
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
All kinds of Legal Business promptly attended to
Estates and Probate Matter;» carefully taken care of
THE BANK OF ESTACADA
Transacts A General B a n k i n g Business
Capital, $ 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0
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Money to Loan on Real Estate
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. IN S U R A N C E
This bank has the local agency for some of the very best
Fire Insurance Companies.
Let us write your policy.
If you have money to loan, we will place it for you
If you
have Real Estate for sale, list it with US, as wc have no
property of our own for sale and can
push your sales
Our lawyer will attend to all of your legal business, drawing'
pajjers of every kind
W. A. HEYLMAN,
Cashier.
You arc invited toeing the praises of Estacada.
Dont forget.