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D u b o is
P o u ltry S ecrets
E. S WOMKR, Editor «ad Manager
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The Hotel Estacada
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HERE are secrets in the poultry business, as
in any other ; the best methods and newest
discoveries seldom reach the amateur poultry raiser
and the general public for years after they are origi
nated. A new method of absolutely insuring the
fertility of setting eggs, for example, has
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Thursday, Sept 30 , 1909
E n o rm o u s
Portland, Or., Sept. 28 (Special)
“ Oregon apples will he well repre
sented at the Second National
Apple Show ot Spokane November
15-20." said Kev. H, Rice manager
of the apple show, who was in
Portland during the week. “ While
the crop is generally much smaller [
than last year, the quality is of the
very best and growers in all parts
of the state are showing the keenest
interest iu the various contests.
While the first apple show was an [
an unexpected success, we have as
surances that the second exposition
will be even more so, as the grow
ers want a chance to exhibit their
choice apples iu comparison with
fruit from other states and the
prize list gives an opportunity for
every apple raiser to compete. The
contests include carloads, ten boxes
five boxes, single boxes, barrels,
jars and plates with cash premiums
ranging from $1000 sweepstakes in
the carload classes down to $3 for a
single plate of five apples.
“ All the railroads have united in
giving a rate of one-aml-one-third
fare for the round trip to Spokane
during apple show week and also
allow visitors to go by one line and
return via another.
“ The National Apple Show dates
give growers an opportunity to ex
hibit at local county fairs and apple
shows such as those at Albany, and
Hood River and then have plenty
of time to ship t« Spokane and win
a Iditional honors and premiums.
“ I have been in many of the
fruit growing districts of Washing
ton and Oregon and in nearly all
sections the report is the same— a
Small crop of fine quality."
C ash
V a lu e
and its discoverer is not lo be l lamed for keeping it to himself. Now, for the
brat time, the secret« of many of (he m >»t successful poultrymen are made
public. No confidence has been violated; every secret has been
O b t a i n e d In a n H o n o r a b le W a y
(1) by outright purchase; („') by <«ec permission given the author, Michael K.
Boyer; (3) by collecting o!.I, valuable, but little known method*; -4) by Sir.
Boyer's own experience covering 30 busy years. Since this book was first ad
vertised four or five months ago, ir has been necessary to prim eight editions,
and many new ard valuable secrets have been added to the origiuai book.
R ead
W hat
P u rch asers S ay
1 roceivod Farm Journal and ‘ Poultry Sec-ut "
and am very much }>lra»<-d w ¡lii both The socr, ts
are worth their weight in g-dd
Why. I pud 4'*
fur the sprouted oats method. You certainly g o «
a fellow over Ins money « worth.
ANDREW Y u lloKI.LY. Utica. X . Y.
Received jrour hook o f "P o''Itry Secrets " It * mt
exceptionally instructive work, and worth $1<> to
anv progressive poultry mmi I would not care to
take that for my copy if I could n> l get nil ill. r
ROUT. F K1.NGS1.AND, Moiitvillo, X J.
As to “ Poultry Socretx." I w ill »«. I have b
lured on this subject over the greater portion of
this stale for the past fifteen years, and base
al>oul every Ixxik I list n published on this subject
iu my library, and I oons.ber this l«**k o f yours the
most valuable 1 know by far for the*« neiai public
L. A. Rlt'H.\KD,NoN. Marine. 111.
Your hook "P o u ltry Secrets '' received, also
the February and Man h pumbors of the Farm
Journal.
Eminently satisfied with ail three
Got more than my money's worth en any one
page of either publication
F. L. VANDERBURGH, Herefmd, Texas
Is this cock properly held f
“ Poultry Secrets ” tells yon
how to carry fo w ls, and scores
o f secrets f a r on>> e impor
tant and hit lut to uni evtultiL
A F e w o f th e M o r e Im p o rta n t S ec ret*
lloyer’a uevv system fur insuriui; fertility of setlins;
eKKS.
W ood ’s iiifrenious method for savin«' the weak incu
bator chicks.
I. K. Fetch's System of In-breeding: without the least
loss of vitality.
Selecting the laying liens—the central thought of the
so-called Hogan, Potter and Palmer Systems.
The Philo SystiAn, ¡1 brief outline telling vvliat it ¡4 and
fur w hat it is vuluuble.
Several new food formulas, many of them the same as
expensive “ patented ” roods.
The ** 15-ccnts-a-bushel ’ * method of producing green
feed.
Greiner’s Corn Feeding System ; and other new rules
for feeding corn and grain.
Truslow ’s Secret of obtaining high market prices for
poultry stock.
The Angell method, admirably adapted to the small
Unck in village or suburb.
Grundy’s method of obtaining bulky food at a cost of
8 cents a bushel.
Hr. W ood ’s Secret of Faying Food for producing eggs.
Professor Kice’s Fat Hen Secret explaining w hy lean
hens don’t lay.
A N D M A N Y O T H E R S , N O T K N I 'M E R A T K D H E R 1C
It would be absurd to expect every bit of this information to be unknown to everyone ; we make
no such claim. But to the great majority of poultry m n it will be absolutely new, and of great value.
ABOUT F ARM JOURNAL 1—Kami Journal has for thirty year* msdo a »pocialty of poultry : this department
U ably edited and more valuable than many specialized poultry paper*. Thu i* only one s.-ction. however, of a reuiarka-
“ OT u dreary, technical farm paper. Iiadly printed on cheap paper
nagaxiiw for • the homo — town, village or country ; well printed and
ful ; intenso _
and
in
a
dozen
ways
UNLIKE
ANY t
1 a subiti bau back garden
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ESTACADA PRULn
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ple
‘'Ranger”
IN EACH TOWN
and d is tr ic t to
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Latest Model
bicycle furnished by us. Our agents everywhere are
making money fast. Write
fu ll particulars and special offer at once.
until you receive ana approve of your bicycle. W e ship
N O M O N E Y RKCJt
to anyone, anywhere in the U. S. without a cent deposit in advance, Prepay freight, and
allow T E N D A Y S ' F U E E T R I A L duting which time you may ride the bicycle and
put it to any test you wish. If you are then not perfectly satisfied or do not wish to
aecp the bicycle ship it back to us at our expense 2nd you will not be out one cent.
F A P T A D V P D IP F C We furnish the highest grade bicycles it is possible to maka
v M v I v H I r l t l v C « at one Small profit above actual factory cost. You save #io
to $2$ middlemen’s profits by buying direct of us and have the manufacturer's guar
antee behind your bicycle. IH> N O T H U Y a bicycle or a pair of tires from anyone
at any price until you receive our catalogues and learn our unheard of factory
prices and remarkable special offers to r id e r a g e n t * .
V A II Ilf 11 I D r D D T A M IC lir n when you receive our beautiful catalogue and
I V * W IL L D C H w lU n ld V lC U Study our superb models at the wonderfully
low Prices we can make you this year. W e sell the highest grade bicycles for less money
than any other factory.
W c are satisfied with $i.oo profit above factory cost.
B I C Y C L E D E A L E R S , you can sell our bicycles under your own name plate at
"bur prices. Orders filled the clay received.
.SE C O N D i l A N D B I C Y C L E S . W e do not regularly handle second hand bicycles, but
. usually have a number on hand taken in trade by our Chicago retail stores. These we clear out
^ ^ p r o r a p t ly at prices ranging from ® 3 to
or 9 1 0 . Descriptive bargain lists mailed free.
A A A C T r D D D A lfC D Blngl® w h e e l* , im p o r te d r o lle r c h a in s and p e d a ls , parts, repairs and
U U A d I tlf-D I IM I lL d , equipment of all kinds at half the usual retail Prices.
\ih¿\
The Cook and Peary controversy
about who discovered the North
Pol; is filling considerable space in
tile big dailies and causing lots of
trouble, strife, and envy, and now
IS
*
from reports all over the country
comes the news that on last Satur
S A M P tc PA' n
The regular retail price o f these tires is
day great disturbance existed in the
$5.50 per pair, but to introduce we w ill
magnetic realm, telegraph and tele tell youasample pair tor $4.80{cashwithorder $4.55).
phone service between the East and RO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES
N A I L S , T a c k s o r G la ss w ill n o t le t t h e
West refused to work as usual, a ir o u t. Sixty thousand pairs sold last year.
Over two hundred thousand pairs now in use.
simply went “ dead" and the cable] D E S C R I P T I O N S Made in all sizes. It istively
easy riding, very durable and lined inside with
did the .same. Expert electricians and
a special quality o f rubber, which never becomes
out and which closes up small punctures without allow-
N o tic e t h e t h ic k ru b b er tre a d
are unable to assign a cause for
theairtoescape. W e have hundreds ofletters from satis-
“ A ” a m i p u n c tu r e strip s “ B ”
customers stating that their tires haveouly been pumper*
a n d “ D ,” a ls o r im strip “ H'*
these disturbances which worked up once
or twice in a whole season. T h ey weigh no more thni
t o p rev e n t r im c u ttin g . T h is
an ordinary tire, the puncture resistingquahties being given
t ir e w ill o u tla s t an y o t h e r
great hardships on companies and J by several layers o f thin, specially prepared fabric on the
in a k e —«SOFT, E L A S T IC a u d
tread. The regular price o f these tires is$8.$o per pair, but for
E A S Y B ID IN G .
individuals who make it a business ' advertising
advertisingpurposes
factory price to
purposes weare m aking a special factory
the rider o l ouly $4.80 per pair. A ll orders sh ipped same day letter is received. W e ship C. O. D. on
to give the news of the world, j approval.
You do not pay a cent until you have examined and found them strictly as represented.
W e w ill allow a c a sh d isco u n t o f * per cent ft here by m akin g the price 9 1 .5 5 per pair) if you
quickly. They attribute it to the' •end
F U L L C A S H W I T H O H D E l t and enclose this advertisement.
You run no risk in
sending us on order as the tires m ay be returned nt O t ’ U expense if for any reason they are
Aurora Borealis or northern day not satisfactory on examination. W e are perfectly reliable and money sent to us is as safe as in a
If you order a pair of these tires, you w ill find that they will ride easier, run faster,
break, but they might be mistaken. bank.
wear better, last longer and look finer than any tire you have ever used or seen at any price. W e
that you w ill be so well pleased that when you want*a bicycle you w ill give us your order.
Cook or Peary might have moved know
W e want you to scud us a trial order at once, hence this rem arkable tire offer.
« Mgumm a i m «
T lD r C
don't buy any kind at any pnee until you send for a pair ol
the pole or have it packed among f i r T U U rVCCl/ I f n C O Hedgethorn Puncture-Proof t; res on approval and trial at
the special introductory price quoted alxive; or write for our big Tire 'ltd Sundry Catalogue which
some of their undelivered data and describes
describe* aud quotes all m akes and kinds o f tires at about half the usual prices.
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/J B f T * but write us a postal today. D O N O T T H I N K O F B U Y I N G a bicycle
now that it has been discovered re U U n U u A t * lA
w V M S t
or a pair o f tires from anyone until you know the n ew aud wouderful
offers we are making. It on ly costs a postal to learn everything. W rite it N O W .
fuses to work.
HEDGETHORN PUNCTURE-PROOF
SELF-HEALING TIRES "
J
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One hundred dollars is offered by
Phillip S Bates, secretary of the
Oregon Threshers’ Associations,
for the best bushel of wheat grown
in Oregon. An additional jtioo
will he divided as secondary prizes.
All exhibits should be shipped to
The Dalles, Saturday, November
27, where the entries will be judged
and prizes awarded. The contest
will make a wheat show that w-ill
be held in connection with the an
nual convention of the Oregon
Threshers' Association December
2 and 3 at The Dalles. There is
no entry fee and all entries should
be sent forward in staudard two-
bushel grain sacks, with the grow
er's name attached and stating
where the grain was grown.
J. L MEAD CYCLE COMPANY,
CHICAGO, ILL
D A L E S’
OREGON
BUY, SE L L , TRA D E, ETC.
Good fresh meats at Penland &
Jorg— Palace Market.
P' ok S ai . k if taken quick. -A
fresh jersey cow and calf. Inquire
at the Progress.
A ten acre tract i mile from Es
tacada, also a five room cottage in
Estacada, lot too x 167, terms will
he given on this. -W. A. Jones.
$260.00, Cash or instalment, will
buy a Conover, upright, Colonial
style, mahogany finish piano. Prac
tically new and sells for $425.00.
— Estacada State Bank.
If you have a good fat beef tell us
We want it. Palace Market. •
Q uaker N urseries — Our trees
are budded, not grafted.
Our
stock is not irrigated; we guarantee
everything put out; we are not in
the trust.
K. P. Scott, Selling
Agent, Estacada, Ore.
F or S a i . k S ix year old saddle
or pack pony. Price thirty dollars,
in quire at the Progress.
Don't forget that you can rent
the popular books of the day for
only ioc per week at the Estacada
Pharmacy.
A ladies side saddle for sale
quire at the Progress.
In
LIBRARY
NO. 56
A L L MODERN CO NVEN IEN CES
(To lie Continued)
One of the most delightful Resorts on the Coast
1 Adams Harper's electricity hook
for boys. Harper, 1.75
2 Adventures of pirates and sea-
rovers. Harper 60c.
Alcott. Eight cousins.
Little
1 5 °-
Allen Kentucky cardinal. Mac-
miliian, t.oo
Altsheler Young trailers. A p
pleton, 1.50
Bailey Judy. Little, 1.50
Beach The barrier. Harper 1.50
Beard At Beard Iudortr and out
door handicraft Scribner, 1.60
Brooks True story of the U. S.
Lothrop, 1.50
10 Brown The star jewels. Hough
ton, l.bo
Caldecott Picture book No. 2
Warne’ 50c.
12 Churchill Mr. Crewe’ s career
Macmillan, 1.50
«3 Daniels Furnishing of a modest
home. Davis, 1.00
De la Pasture
The unlucky
family. Dutton, 1.50
15 Dickens Old curiosity shop.
Dutton, 35
16 Einnemore The Holy Land.
Macmillan, 1 50
17 Fraser Red Russia. Lane 1.75
18 Goodwin White aprons. Little
75 C
iq Hapgood
Daniel
Webster.
Small 75c
20 Heatt throbs in prose and verse
Chappie, 1.50
21 Houston Wouder hook of the
atmosphere. Stokes, 1.50
22 Howells Literary friends and
acquaintance.
Harper, 2.50
23 Jewett A country doctor Hough
ton, 1.25
24 Lang Litile Wildrose Long
mans, 75c.
25 L A Ramee Bimbi stories for
children Ginn 40c
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
PALACE MEAT MARKET
Handles the Best Fresh and Cured Meats Obtainable
Cash Paid for Hides and Market Products
We Buy and Sell
VEAL
SHEEP
CATTLE
BOGS
HIDES
CHICKENS
LARD
EGGS
SAUSAGE
MEAD CHEESE
FRESH MEATS
SMOKED MEATS
Penland CS» Jorg
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FARMERS! PROPERTY
OWNERS!
How about you r crop*?
T*ow about you r buildings?
H ow ubout you r furniture?
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KST A CA D A -PO R TU A N D
Cars leave Estacada for Port-
laud;
Jo h n B ro w n
R o ck wood, O regon
Phone
G r e sh a m . 311
Represents the
Oregon Fire Relief Associa
tion of McMinnville
And six
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other lines
WRITE
HIM
Or leuve word nt this office
P. R. L. & P. Co.
!
6:55, 9, n ,
». 3. 5. 9
A. M. and
P- M.
Cars leave Portland for Ivsta-
cada:
! 6 : 55 . 8:45, 10:45, A. M. and
; 12:45,2:45. 4:45. 6:45 P- m . ;
FURNISHED AND
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
Geo. Lockerby
O ver Spurks' O ld Store
CHURCH
SERVICES
M. E. Church------Next Sabbath
, M ail and E xp ress (no passenger*;
learned on |his run) leaves Portland!
for E stacada 5:25 a. in. and 2:40 p. 111.
Leaves E stacada for Portland 4:26 p.
in. aud 7:10 a. m.
Freight a)so leaves Portland
in the morning g6ts 10 1'aza-
tlero and returns to Portlan..
M ain offices o f the com pany: 132 1-2 \ *
F irst St. Portland, O regon.
Sabbath School
10
a. m.
Preaching
11 a. tn.
League
6:45
P- »»• H E N R Y V . A D I X . M .D
Prayer Meeting on Thursday Even P H Y S IC IA N A SU PC EO N
8
p. ni.
The question having arisen as to ing
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what nursery grew the trees for the
O P P 1 CH, A D JO IN IN G R E S I D E N C E
W. H. Holder crcliard near Estaca Church of Christ— Next Sabbath
Loco) and Long Distance Telephone
da, and as various salesmen have
T b e doctor'* phone can be connected
to a. m. w h h ro » * home phone nt n igh t if re-
claimed that these trees were fur Bitzle School
nished by the nursery which they Young L'eople.s’ Meeting 7 p. m. .I nested. O ne tong ring.
respectively represented, I hereby Prayer Meeting on
state that such salesmen have made
J O H N S T E IN E R . M. D.
Thurs Evening at 7:30 p. m.
false claims.
P h y s i c i a n a S c jc c r o n
— E. W. Sen-all,
The said trees were grown by the
Russellville Nurseries. And in
— Free Methodist CI ikw HE—
Office over (he Drug Stura
proof of this we give a copy of the
order as it wjas filled for the Cor
Sabbath School
2:30 P M.
Sleeps at E. P . S c o tt’s residence one h all
vallis Experiment Station.
Preaching
P. M.
3
block sonth-east Irom school house
Shipped to Mr W. H. Holder,
P. M .
7:30
PLstacada, Oreg. via O. W. P. Feb. Preaching
Prayer Meeting on
13, 1907.
Dr. L.A. W ELLS
270 Spitzenherg
Wednesday evening 7
P. M.
D E N T IS T C F
55 Wagner
S H EA R ER A N D W ELLS'
Rev. Roper of Gresham
5 Jonathan
D e n tis ts
o f P o r t la n d
5 Rome beauty
W ill visit Estacada on F rid ay anil
SO V I S S I ’
5 Winter Banana
e x N m iN C i
Saturday o f each w eek
A ppoin tm en ts m ay be made
5 Grimes Golden
w ith Dr. A d ix .
5 Northern Spy
5 Golden Russett
INTERNATIONAL
355 Trees total number
T r a m M ark -
If you want first class trees, true
CORRESPONDENCE
OcaiON s
C o p y r i g h t s A c .
to name, buy of the Rtisselville
Anyone send In« a oketrh aa4 deoertptton may
SCHOOLS
ascertain onr oi>mK>tk fr** whether a »
Nurseries, H. A. Lewis proprietor aulokly
Invent ton ta probably prttent*ftj&_Co>tn!SQnlca>
ikon* st rieUy cmuldeutfal. H /V M M i on Patenta
SCRAN
TO
N
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PA.
Montavilla, Oreg.
a«nt free. Oldest aiiencr for MBbnnapatenta.
Attention!
Patents taken tbrouah Mann A Co. receive
We have several pieces of prop
F or S ai . e or will trade for a farm
erty left with us to negotiate a sale One of the finest resident proper
for. Intending investors in Esta ties in Estacada with one or four
cada will do well to consult usas lots. Inquire at trie Progress.
we may have just what you want.
Inquire at the P rogress office.
Real Estate Wants
Scientific Jhntricm.
A handeomely lllnstrnted weekly. Iuxnrest cir
culation o f any ecleuntlo journal. Terms, $3 a
year; four months, $L Sold by all newsdealer*
MUNH&Co.3
0,B'*-^HewTork
Branch Office. 625 F 8t_ Washington. U. C*
J . V. BARR
H . V. R E E D , Representative
3 0 6 M a r q u a m B ld g . P o r t la n d O re
Dimick & Dimick,
Attorneys at Law
Summer has passed and how short it lias seemed to he. Here we
F o r S a x e — F oity acres, mostly
i W Nortary Pnblic, General Law
People make inquiry.
Their
are again offering yon Everything In Our Line At Prices That Are timber, 800 cords of wood and
Practice, Mortgages foreclosed, Ab
BLACKSMITH
wants are as follows: city property
Right for the same class of goods
stracts furnished
some piling timber, two miles from I
Estacada A good bargain. Terms. at a reasonable price, town lots, l> still at the old stand and witling to do
MONEY LOAN ED
farms, fruit dairy, garden and tim
any of the work in his lint
W. A. Jones, Estacada.
ber lands. Summer homes and
R em em ber th a t w e a lw a ys buy th e Best
o m e n s: 2, 3 & 4, a n d r k s k n BLIX
A complete line of school books j rjver front in dematld. Some want
GIVE HIM A CALL
O rego n C it y
O regon
on hand. Buy early while assort- to borrow and some want to loan,
and Sell a t a R easonable Price
; ment lasts. Estacada Pharmacy.
can you accomodate any of those
See F E R R Y For
F or S a l k Q u ic k 40 acre farm wants? If so, I can help you to
Our Winter Millinery is now on Display. Iu Knit Scarfs, Shawls,
CEDAR SHINGLES
in
Elw
ood.
35
acres
iu
cu
ltivatio
n
!
close
a
deal
Office
Estacada,
Ore.
Hoods etc. We have a nice line.
P a i n t i n g , Papei
We
manufacture all kinds of Cedar
5 acres in wheat, 15 acres in oats, j E. P, Scott.
Thanking you for past favors and asking a continuance of vnur
Shingles
and are prepared at all
.
H
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n
g
i
n
g
and
Calcemi-
4 'z acres in potitoes. $300 stock
Patronage. We promise to be courteous in treatment and Pair in Price
times
to
deliver the same. Also
m store. Team, harness and wagon The Estaca(la Pilartnacy hasacom- ning.
1st class work to sell at the mill, having stock on
1 cow. 6 hogs, and too chickens. pIetc ,ine of dru, s atui drttg sun.
hand at all times
Everything necessary to run a drjes Goods are ordered often and
G u a ra n te e d
President Taft will be in Port
farm. Must he sold quick. Apply jn
(|„ antities and henct are
land on Saturday and Sunday. No
to W. A. Jones. Estacada.
| alway8 fresh
doubt many of our
people
KRIEGER BROS. & C0.
------ PR OPR ÎE TO R------
F or S a i . k A good heating stove
_
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anxious to see the first citizen of
Estacada Agent— A. Morrow
our land will lav aside their work the same iu Portland. It is not it that if those people who patron- Inquire at the jewelry store.
A P P L IC A T IO N F O R
and go to help welcome him in our ■ often the people at large are privi- ize and send their money in ad-
Bay State- Paint adds both value
LIQUOR LICENSE
own community
. lay or Simon of (edged in a personal way to show vance for their goods would at the and appearance to your property.
Portland is urging on all business
this respect so we predict a great same time go to their home mer- For sale at the Estacada Phatmacy.
men of that city to close their busi-
Notice is hereby given that in
crowd for Portland Saturday and chant and expend the same amount,
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ness and give up the day to welcom-
,
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,
,
r
1
Sunday.
to say nothing ot inconvenience of scrrptton for public enterprise look compliance with the city ordinances
When in need of First Class
ing him so that all employees may
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waiting and expense in getting here, at the names of the subscribers and I will make application to the
Cedar shingles consult me.
have the opportunity to participate.
Shingles delivered or at the
Iccord-
We want to again call the atten an,! then compare T.ahty and price ,hen patronize the- ,-eople who help ^
This come, as a request trom the
mill. Nos. I and 2 always on
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Mayor and not a- a command, hut tion of our ]>«>p'e to the follv of the ot iKith at their homes we believe von
hand. W. A. Jones, Salts Agt.,
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1 mg to the provision of. Ordinance
Estacada
h s most other cities
on the route catalogue business. We inaile the wc won t need to make farther
Number One of said citv.
thus far have douc this we expect assertion liefore aud uow reiterate comment When you need a sub The Progress is one dolLr a year. ,
— Otto Stuben
R. FANTON
i
D A L E S’
If it’s in the print
ing line see the
PROGRESS
first before going
away with it
FANTON
Cedar Shingles