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NO. 52
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ESTACADA
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E ST A C A D A . OREGON. TH U RSD A Y, SE P T E M B E R 5. 1912
A DANCE AND PICNIC
G a rfie ld
Country
club
to
give one, Sep. 14.
RECEIPTS, TO BUILDING FUND
Addition, to in creu e dancing floor and
ESTACADA STATE BANK
CAPITAL
:
$ 25,000
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•ta g . and auditorium to be
•tarted this month.
Another social affair which will
attract the many friends of the Gar
field Country club, will take place,
Saturday, September 14, when the
club will hold a basket social and
dance for the benefit of the building
funds. As an incident a huge cake
will be awarded to the most popular
lady after a vote of those In atten
dance has been taken.
Iti the evening there will be a
dance, music to be furnished by the
club orchestra. Those who attend
ed the annual meeting and dance ot
the club last month, know they
may expect excellent music.
E n l.r g . dancing floor.
BANK
After Harvest, ^ Ring
W hen you have squared away for the fall, why not make
yourself or your wife or girl, a present of a
Solid Gold Ring, with or without Jewel
W e have them, all sorts,and at prices that will surprise you
W e buy direct from Manufacturer, thus saving you Jobbers’
profits.
Anything in a Good Timepiece?
Our line gives you a big selection. And we have some
Second Hand watches, which we will sell for the repair
charges.
A full line of Optical Goods
Estacada Jewelry Company
Broadway
A Cut Price Sale
On D in n e r sets the re g u la r
$5.50 G o o d w in -M e re no fo r
$ 4.50
Each set has 48 pieces and your choice in either gold
Blue
or
Pink.
An
Ornament for your T able
W E H A V E A BIG STOCK O F W A L L P A P E R A T
LO W PR IC ES TO RED U CE STOCK.
MANY O TH ER
President G. T. Hunt announces
that the club, the latter part of the
present month, will begin the im
provements planned at the annual
meeting. The addition of 30 by 74
will be constructed and a pole shed
with shake roof, for teams, 16 by
too feet to the rear of the club
house.
The addition will be built at
right angles to the present club
house, which is 24 by 40. This
will give a dancing floor space of
24 by 70 feet, when the wall is re
moved To the left the remaining
space 36 by 50 feet will be partition
ed off with a stage 14 by 14 feet
and dressing rooms on each side 8
by 14 feet leaving an auditorium
30 by 36 feet. A porch is to be
erected along this section of the ad
dition, 8 by 50 feet. The audito
rium may be used by church or
schools, or for club entertainments.
C m 4
Im p «! for.
The club members donate their
work and the funds for lumber and
what expert labor is necessary are
derived from entertainments. On
that account it is hoped there will
be a good turnout at the coming
picnic and dance. The club Itir-
nishes free coffee to those bringing
lunches and there will be sand
wiches for sale to those who don’t
briug lunch.
W e lls enjoys vacation
R o g e r C a ry D oes Not.
$1 A Y E A R
less finish. The attachment grew
out of the suit for $10. which Yen-
| ke claims Ames borrowed of him J
—
and Ames alleges was due fora dog , S quad o f c a n d id a te s fo r Es-
The jury was composed of R, A. |
t a c a d a H ig h sc h o o |.
Butler. N. M. Tracy, S A. G orrill:
H. M. James, J. A. Somers and J.
C. Tracy. The usual packed house
heard the evidence.
Principal Ford looking over pupils with
Yenke has announced he will
view to athletics Registration
take the case to circuit court and
is progressing.
the lawvers are preparing all man
For the first tim e in the history o f
ner of legal arguments.
PLANNING FOOTBALL
! Oxfords at cost |
D i t r i n /y
Kû
n ov t
During f the
next
BASKETBALL AND TRACKTEAMS
15 days, all ladies,
childrens’ and
gentlemens’ Oxfords
in the store, will be
the Estacada High school it will be re
presented on the gridiron this year by a
B on er Takes Theatre footbal team. Since the arrivall o f
Principal Ford registration has been
W. A Heylman retired as mana progressing rapidly at his office and
ger of the Boner Theatre last week there promises to be quite a number o f
and hereafter the theater will be outside students. Am ong them is H o
mer Harriman o f the Lebanon High
conducted by Ed Boner. Mr. Heyl- school, who played on the basketball
man is contemplating re-engaging team last year. Harriman was planning
to attend business college but decided
in business here.
Mr. Boner for a while, will likely to come with Mr. Ford, when he ac
cepted the principalship here.
give only Saturday and Sunday
Practice at football will begin the
evening performances, maintaining second day o f school and among those
the high standard of attractions. If who are regarded as likely material for
lie finds it pays, he may put on the team are: Hurley Fellows, Bob
Morton, Chester W omer,
McColley !
daily performances.
Dale,
Kenneth
Bartlett,
Malcomb I
Woodle, Milton Evans, Guy Graham,
Firem en vote sick fund
Albert Shankland, “ S lim ” Henthorn,
at their A n n u al Banquet Emmett Sutterfield and Leo Havens,
An accident fund o f $100 was voted Candidates must be examined physically
set aside for use o f firemen injured in ; by a physician.
sold
H eylm an retires and
performance o f duty and a committee
appointed to solicit the aid o f the city
council in maintaining the fund, should
it be depleted during the present year,
this action being taken at the annual
banquet o f the department last Monday
night,
The affair was held a i Bunker’ s re
staurant and about 20 o f the members
were present. The dinner was exceffent
the members greatly ei joyin g the fried
chicken which was one o f the principal
articles o f the bill o f fare. Marshal A,
G. Ames was voted a member and
made a speech, boosting the depart
ment and tellin g how he always had
longed to be a fireman.
The $100 set aside ris to pay doctor
bills and food fo r a fireman injured in
line o f duty. The committee to confer
with the council is composed o f Dick
KimmeU Charles Fra-ier and A, G
Ames.
A D D IT IO N N EW S BRIEFS.
Mrs. G. C. Scott and son of a town in
Washington are visiting Mrs. C. W.
Sevmour.
Basketball after Thanksgiving,
Basketball will begin a fte r Thanks
givin g and the track team w ill be or
ganized in the spring. The schedule
' for the football team will be arranged
as soon as it is determined whether a
good team can be put in the field. The
1 football field will be either in the rear
B A R G A IN S
regardless
of
cost, to make room
for
our
Complete
Line of
F a ll and W in te r Shoes
toes, I
n o w Arriving.
mmammmrn
W e are ready fo r the bleak winds of
fall, when they come. A big line of
w oolen and cotton blankets tor your
selection.
Don’t fail to look them over.
i
or *n
baseball park,
^ the track team shows well in the
I spring, there will be trips to W illam ette
O. A. C. and
ami U. o f O. A students
accoci&tion is to be organized with dues
each semester for a fund to assist in
athletics. Shower baths are being in
stalled in the basement.
ESTACADA BOY. PRIZE BURY
Harold Bronson, aged 3, declared best
formed lad in Clackamas county
in his class.
Althought details o f the decision o f
the Oregon City judges o f the various
baby contests held in Clackamas county
last week, are meager, it is known Ha
rold, the 3 year old son o f Mrs. Neil
Bronson o f Estacada, has been declared
a winner and will likely appear in the
state eugenic contest at Salem this
w eek. The parents o f the lad are at
the hop fields near Aurora; the boy is
The Misses Reid of Minneapolis have j
arrived to spend the summer with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. \\ . R. Reid of
Garfield.
with his grandparents here, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bronson and Mrs. J. F. Lovelace.
Miss Ellen Hicks returned from the hop
Harold is a handsome little chap and
fields at Aurora. Rain prevented profit exceedingly bright. His fath er is the
able picking.
well known pitcher o f the Estacada
N eil Bronson next Monday will take team a^d the boy already knows a good
a position with J. F. Lovelace, w h o ; many ^ ne points o f the game. He
will shortly start his mill to grinding practices ball playing e very day.
Most
For
Cash
Estacada Merc Co.
OUR 12th
Most
For
Cash
Friday and
Saturday Special
We h ave added som e n e w n u m b e rs
to o u r g r a n ite w a r e a n d s h a ll a g a in
p la c e th e se a t b a r g a in p rice s.
“OLD ENGLISH GRANITE WARE’’
9 in. Deep Pie Plates
5c. each No. 14 Mixing bowl,
8c.
No. 10 5-8 pt. drinking cups
3 sizes Lipped sauce pans
special 2 for 5c.
special from
8c. to 15c
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4 sizes Lipped preserving kettles
5 sizes Pudding Pans deep
special from
12 to 22c.
special from 7c. to 18c. each
No. 12 Kitchen stra;ners,
4 sizes Dairy pans
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special from 8c. to 18c. each No. 70 Dutch Bowls,
15c.
15 c .
Many more bargains in this line too numerous to mention-
Dr. L. A. Wells went into the
mountains, ate camp grub climbed * raln-
W A N T E D -Secon d h an d fly for D on’t fail to see our window full of these snaps.
Mrs. H. G. Trowbridge, returned tent, 20 x 14 ft.
In q u ire at P ro g-
out ot canyons by mean of poison
office
oak vines, helped round up six yesterday from Minneapolis, where she
It
Call Main 59 and secure our prompt delivery service.
went about a month ago to attend the
deer, tramped miles, was rained on funeral o f a sister.
everv day and had the time of bis
In the list o f winners at the Juvenile
life.
fa ir last week, the names o f tw o were
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Roger Cary rode on cushions all accidentally ommitted: Cecil Browne, !
the way to Newport beach, put up first fo r table; Grace Browne, first,can
Do you contemplate planting an
o f peaches.
orchard this fall? If so. why
at a fine hotel, wore Sunday-go-to-
ip
not let me sell you the tree»?
W , W . Davis w ill leave Saturday for
■ neetin' clothes, used a napkin, loll
Your
interests
are
mine
along
these
Los Angeles to attend the National Er-
lines and 1 am vitally interested
ed around the verandas of the fash campment G. A. R. Sept. 9—14. Mr. I
in seeing good trees and trees
ioiiahle resort, ga/.ed upon feminine Davis served throughout the civil war,
that are
loveliness in the proportion of about four years and was in the thick o f it.
three gtrls to one man, and came He was a member o f Co. A, 4th Iowa,
home vowing he had a punk vac.i cavalry regiment.
planted in this district. For this
R. C. Deming, Joe Templeton, Miles
tion.
reason 1 investigated the“ Trueto
Standish, M argaret McIntosh and Mrs.
Name” Nursery of Hood River,
What's the answer?
Thelm a Basett, the latter o f San Prai -
Ore., before undertaking to sell
Not politically, but commircially.
Wc are
Doc says he likes roughing it and cisco, returned from the camp at Three
any o f their stock and 1 found
them thoroughly reliable in
doesn't care a whoop about the Links and le ft fo r Portland today. Mr.
making ROCK BOTTOM PRICES on . . .
every respect.
booming surf and sea side flirtations and Mrs. Standish, Milton Evans, Phil
W
h
y
spend
time
and
mom
v
on
D O O R S , W IN D O W S , P O U L T
Roger says he doesn’t either and Standish and Miss Helen Standish will
fair good trees, when A No. I
return Saturday.
trees can be had for the same
that goes for both roughing it and
R Y N E T T IN G . P A IN T S . D IS C
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price that are guaranteed True to
W . E. Orrison o f Garfield, returned
breathing sweet nothings in a shell
Name and are also grafted from
A
N D PEG TO O TH H A R R O W S
from a 600 mile trip by motorcycle
the best producing strains in
pink ear.
to Portland, Tacoma and Seattle and
Hood River.
S U P E R IO R W H E A T D R IL L S
Dr. Wells put in ten days hunt return. It took tw o days each way. He
W rite or call me up for prices on
ing in the I'mpquah country. There saw a lot o f western Washington and
Apples, Prunes and Pears.
were three in the party from Foil- thinks the country does not compare
with this. The roads between Vancou
PHIL F. STANDISH
If you— gentle reader— are neeeding any ol the articles
land, not counting the guide. Deer
ver and Chehalis are tad. Seattle is
ESTACADA,
OREGON
are thick and the party shot six. quiet and so is Tacoma.
mentioned, you will be doing yourself a rank injustice,
The doctor saj s he missed all lie
if you buy before seeing us
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shot at, but he ate Yeuisou until he
shies at sight of an Elk.
FRUIT TREES
...Cruse Brothers
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flower,
PROGRESS
Only Paper in
East Clackamas
TRIE
Ames wins first round
Against George Yenke.
TO
NAME
School Books and Supplies
home of Quality
“Our Hat is in the Ring”
The Yellow Front Emporium— “ God save the Mark”— stands
with open arms— unconcealed— awaiting your pleasure.
REMEMBER
Estacada Pharmacy
IS HEADQUARTERS
FOR BOOKS
AND STATIONARY
Rout’d one of the suit George
W e lo v e a C h e e rfu l B u y e r.
THE
Yenke has brought against Marshal
Fine lin e o f 9 x 12 Rugs a ls o s m a lle r
A. G. Ames, alleging Ames owes
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hint $ io borrowed money, was won
Rugs. W e m e e t P o rtlan d P rices.
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by Ames. Thursday, when a jur\
Buying at Estacada.
decided that a horse against which
M R S . M E A D E 'S B O O K S F O R G IR L S .
Yenke had brought attachment,
H EN TY & A LG ER BO O KS FO R BOYS.
ESTACADA FURNITURE CO.
•t
t
was the property of Mrs. Ames
Constable
Alderman
Bill
Jon*.«!
We
also
l'av*
our
New
FaH
Stock
of
School
Books
and
Supplies.
Yellow
Front
Emporium
W . D. and L . M. Henthom, Proprietors
presided as judge and Attorneys
Odd Etilo«« Building
Bartlett and Devore were allowed I ERtRYTHING THE STUDENT NEEDS AT POPULAR PRICES
NO CR ED IT GIVEN ON SCHOOL BOOKS.
®ftt the case to a breath-
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McCurdy Lbr. & Hardware Co.
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