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0 re * 0° « . . . Society, *°7 -Second St All the News All the Time ESTACADA E ST A C A D A , OREGON, T H U R S D A Y OCTGM BKK i6, 1913 NO. 5 OF VOL. 6 Pure Food Department Men’s Boston Jungle Short Duck Boots at - $4.25 25 oz. can K. C. Powder A & H. Soda per pkg Yeast Foam “ “ Magic Yeast “ “ - Cream of Wheat per pkg Columbia Wheat Flakes per pkg Grape Nuts 2 pkgs Shredded Wheat Buscuit 2 pkgs Royal Baking Powder per pound This is a Rolled Edge Snag Proof toot and usually sells at a higher figure. See our prices on Rubber Coats and boots for boys, women and men. 25 per cent Discount Men’s and Misses’ Sweat Royal Baking Powder, 51bs Puffed Wheat, 2 pkgs 9 lb sack Cream Oats L og Cabin Maple Syrup, 2 qt can - Mens’ extra heavy wool Sox at 40c per pair Regular 50c kind. 45c W e have just unloaded Barn Door Hangers 85c A CAR OF FL01R per pair, complete with screws and bolts. Roller bearing, flexible and with lateral adjustment. W e will be pleased to quote prices. What about Your W IN T E R SU PPLY ? Rayo No.O Lanterns 40c This is a good one. kind. Bargains in The regular 60c Rayo No. 2 Improved Lanterns, 95c Every Department cf our Big Store This is a short globe cold blast lantern. W e show many styles erf lanterns. CARY MERCANTILE CO. Let Us Figure That ^ ¡louse Bill If you are going to build a House, Barn or Chicken House. Being in a position to furnish your Doors, W indow s, Builders’ Hardware, Paints and Oils, < W e are able to make very low prices. Catalogue Houses are not in it. Portland prices and C A L L A N D SEE. B E R T H. F IN C H , What has become of the '•H ik ing” club? Trough the intercession of Mr Dance at Eagle Creek Satimlav Ford, principal of the Estacada | evening, Oct. 25. schools, this town will have a series Mrs. W. Givens visited friends of five high-class entertainments in Portland yesterday. during the winter and spring, given C. L . Chambers of Eagle Creek by the Britt Lyceum Bureau of was an Estac. da visitor yesterday. Boise, Idaho. The numbers chos The Progress understands that en by Mr. Ford come highly r:c- Estacada is to have a fourth phy ommended and the people of Esta cada and vicinity may congratulate sician. themselves for the privilege offered The Estacada State Bank was of enjoying five evenings of high- closed Monday on account of it be class entertainment. " A s the mind ing a legal holiday. is made intelligent the capacity of The editor and daughter. Mrs the soul for pure enjoyment is pro W. F Cary, were business visitors portional.” A lecture course in a j in Portland Monday. town is an indication that people j Mrs J. W. Reed accompanied enjoy something educational and el I the High school football team to evating in the way of entertainment, 1 and it is with pleasure that the Vancouver last Saturday. Progress gives this information in Football on tlie athletic grounds regard to the lecture course which near schoolhouse, Saturday after is to be given here. noon. Hillsboro High vs. Estaca The first number comes Nov. 22 da High. and is the Stelzl Quartette, a musi The Weekly Oregonian from now cal number which is interspersed until Jan 1, 19 :5 for only 75c at with comedy and select readings. 1 this office. The sooner you sub This company is a combination of scribe the greater the benefit. skilled musicians and entertainers. On Dec. 4, the Wood Orchestral The Progress extends congratu lations to Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Trio, three lady musicians, the j Trowbridge over the safe arrival of most pleasing of combinations, a six pound girl at their home, violin, singer and reader. On Jan 15. I). Ernest Randall Tuesday, Oct. 14. J cartoonist and ' chalk talks.” This The case of Albert Lichthom vs. number is recommended very high | Mrs. Alice McCreedie for being struck bv an automobile came to an ly- The next number is a lecture by end last Saturday with a verdict for Harold Morton Kramer. Mr. Kra plaintiff and $2500 damages. mer is also an author. "Hearts Some misunderstanding about the and the Cross,” ‘ The Chrysalis,” time of service at the M. E church “ Gayle Langford” and "T h e Rug last Sunday kept some people awav ged W ay,” being some of his writ Rev. Rees will preach in the Esta ings. cada church next Sunday eveuing. The last number comes Feb. 17, Mrs. R. M. Standish very nictly and is DeWa Crowder Miller, dra entertained a number of friends Fri matic interpreter and impersonator. day afternoon. The time was de Her repertoire is large, including voted to fancy work and social en the masterpieces of the best authors. joyment. Light refreshments were The Civic Improvement Club served. members are selling season tickets T h d H . M. James home Monday for the entire course and if they night was the scene of a merry have not already called upon you. party when Mr. and Mrs. James en they will do so soon. ESTACADA LECTURE COURSE Here For Bargains! on Ladies’ , ers. PROGRESS Only Paper in East Clackamas . . . The Hardware Man i tertained the Five Hundred ciub A stated 'commuication of Moun A n'er lunch was served and all tain Chapter, No. 108, O. E. S. j report an enjoyable evening. will be held Tuesday evening, Oct. Smyley Lovelace is the champion 21, at 8 o'clock. Visiting members fisherman of late It is said that welcome. he went to the river near town one J. W. Reed is having the rooms morning last week and caught 17 over the Estacada Pharmacy pa- j nice seven pounders. Going again pered and painted and getting them in the afternoon he got another in shape for occupancy by the new basket full. physician, who is to locate here. This seems to be the season for Mrs. Mary Stubv sold her prune mu-brooms. Every day people can crop 10 Portland buyers this week. be seen hunting around the city She had almost two hundred boxes hall with pails and pnpjr sacks and and got at tne rate of $20 per ton. as there are no flowers at present, Mrs. Stuby thinks the prune crop of course their object is mushrooms the best investment for people with The writer of this item don’ t know small ncerage. mushrooms from toadstools. A lady in Portlaud walked four The Estacada High football team blocks last week to buy a copy of "D ee" Wright was in town for S. A. Stewart was in Portland went to Vancouver Satuiday and the Oregon City linterprise on ac yesterday buying fall goods for the two or three days this week, going played (he Vancouver High school count of the Estacada items which J. Somers visited Portland Mon- Finch Hardware Store. back to the mountains today. boys. Robert Morton, captain of it contains each week, and when da/. I Irving Dodge, uow of Bortng, ] As a special favor to the composi- the Estacada eleven, cut his hand she arrived home tound that the Jas. Preeman was here from Port has gone to the hot springs to take tor, we would ask our correspon- quite severely and was unable to items had been omitted. That cor land Sunday. treatmeut for an injured knee. j dents to write on one side of tbe accompany his hoys, which of respondent from Estacada had bet Miss Nellie Haves is in Estacada course weakened the team consider ter get busy. On account of the absence of Mr. PaPer only, learning the telephone hoard. Belfils, J. A. Somer is alone in the j The Portland Evening Telegram ably. They were beaten by the Hatton, the magician, failed to aj -! Mesdames E . E. and C. C. Sal- bitik but he is equal to the work for one year, only $3.50, if ordered Vancouver boys but held them pear Saturday night at the Family I in g visited Portland Saturday. a'l right. at this office. The Telegram and down well considering. Theatre, after placiig his bills j Mrs. B. O. Boswell will entertain L. E. Belfils went to Portland aroutid town. His nonappearance [ B. M. Benson, of tbe firm of Fro* ress' if paid a year m advanoe. the Civic Improvement club tomor Thursday where he submitted to caused Mr. Sparks considerable au- i Benson & Benson, Altys. of Port- at * * row afternoon. an operation for kidney trouble. uoyance on account of the admis- ! land, visited a week with S. Benja- Arnold Lovelace was nine years While very sick, from the efiecis of sion. It looked bad for the socalled Mrs. G. P. Dusser of Gaston, man of Dodge. ; old Saturday and the event was the anesthetic at fitst. it is said that magician when he didn’ t advertise Oregon, visited Mrs. R. W. Cary ! celebrated by having several of his Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks en he had recovered rufficientlv to read his entertainment in the local paper. Thursday and Friday. ^ o y friends to play with him in the tertained the duplicate whist club a newspaper Tuesday afternoon. A part of the body buried in tire Miss Laura Christman of Port Tuesday evening. The usual good afternoon The youngsters had a The best wishes for a speedy and Estacada cemetery as that of La fine time if the noise they made was land was the guest ot Mrs. W. F time is reported. permanent recovery is the wish of Pbauce was exhumed last Thursday I any indication. Cary Saturday and Sunday. the Progress and his many Estaca by A. R. Hawkins and taken to | The P. R L & P. Co. are going After the regular order of exer A lty. Devore and W. D. Hen- Portland to tie used as evidence in to enclose the park pavilion and cises Saturday evening, the Odd da friends. thorn were in Portland the first of make it comfortable for the winter There was some enthusiam shown the LaFrance trial. The Oregonian Fellows are to have a supper and a the week on the LaFrance case. in Estacada F’ riday when the time said that that Mr. Hawkins carried entertainments. general social time. Odd Fellows Miies Standish and wife came out H. H. Bliss of Portland, who and their families are expected to arrived for the blast to lie dis the grewsome exhibit in a cheese from Portland Friday and visited a was here visiting at the home of 1 be present, and if you have no fam- charged which tore the Gatnboa cloth bag around which was tied a day or two with relatives in this his daughter, Mrs. B H. Finch, re- j fly borrow one out of some other dike and made the Panama canal an long piece of heavy twine. It was open waterway from sea to sea the order of the court that the en vicinity. turned home yesterday . family to accompany you. The schoolhouse bell announced tire remains of the body buried at Miss Rachael Dodge came out The postponed concert at Spring j as> c LaFrance was found from Portland to visit at the home water church, was held last night RuiIty of obtainil,K money un4et the event and at the Cary Mercan this place be exhumed in another tile Co store pandemonium reigned effort to determine the identity of of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H There was a large attendance and j false pretenses by ••planting” a for a few minutes, as »very alarm the corpse used by LaFrance in the Dodge, for a few days. the program considered oxcel.ent. b(xj y on tbe bant s of the Clacka clock in the house rang out and the alleged defrauding of the Modern L- D. Walker, the new president Mrs. Roger Cary, soprano and Miss mas near Estacada and later collect- Phonographs played lively airs At Woodman of America out of $3000, ' of the Estacada State Bank, arrived Edith Chapman, pianist, both of ed #3000 from the Modern Wood the school house the High school for which LaFrance was then on in Estacada Fiiday evening and has Estacada, appeared on the program, meu of America. The verdict was students gave three cheers, sang trial. Mr Hawkins did as or- i been getting acquainted with the which of course added much to the returned last night and the Judge "M y County Tis of Thee,” saluted dtred and took the remains to Port- success of the concert. people. will pass sentence Saturday. laud Tuesday. 1 the fi ig and otherwise celebrated. $1 A Y E A R Big Bargains in WALL PAPER & RUGS Desiring to reduce our stock of Wall Paper for the next 39 days we w ill sell the best grade of flowered papers at 20 cents per double roll. Regular price 35 cents. W e also have on hand some beautiful patterns of paper which we wiil sell at the very reasonable price of from 10 to 20 cts. and 1 to 3 roll remnants, 5cts per roll. Size 9x12 Axminister and Tapestry rugs will be offered lor sale at greatly reduced prices for the next thirty days. White Sewing Machines, Cash price $ 3 q. We also carry a complete line furniture, Columbia Phonographs, and records. Economy Fruit Jars, Caps and Jelly Glasses. ESTACADA FURNITURE CO. W . D. and L. M. Henthom, Proprietors Odd Fellows Building Estacada State Bank OFFICERS: Leroy D. Walker, President Thos. Yocum, Vice-President L. E. Belfils, Cashier J. A. Scmer, Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS: Leroy D. Walker, Thomas Yocum, G. A. Cobb, L. A. Brandes, L. E. Belfils Local News Warning! During the past year there has been several fake agents taking subscriptions for magazines in Estacada and vicinity. Beware! If you intend to subscribe or renew any magazine let the Estacada Pharmacy take your order at the publishers’ price. We save you the cost, trouble and risk in sending. Remember, Nov. 1st many magazines will advance their price and discontinue their club offers, so don’t delay. Club rates given on request. Estacada Pharmacy Our Provision Counter Is a boon to the woman who wants to change from the beef, mutton, lamb or pork of every day use. Sugar cured hams and bacon, . perfectly spiced sausages and frank furters, bologna and liverwurst that to see is to get greedy for. Coiue in and look them over. Palate Medt Mdrket