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NO. 7 o r VOL. 6
E ST A C A D A , OREGON, T H U R SD A Y OCTOMBKR 30, 1913
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Dr. Morse's wife arrived in Estu'
cada last Saturday.
Wood
A very handsome Air Tight Heater for wood.
cast linings, large feed door wi ll automatic latch.
Heavy
T his is
a good stove at a medium price.
W e have other heaters at low prices, air tight as low
as $1.35.
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HALLOWE'EN FROM
The Adtlphic Literary Society ot
Rev. Roberts of Portland has
the Hi^li school has prepared a
been in this vicinity this week.
Hallowe'en programme for Friday
Wui Kurascli visited his family |
afternoon which promises to he in
lit re over the Sabba.h.
toresting and original. It will be
This section was visited by tilt qs follows:
heaviest frost of the season Monday
DEBATB
night.
Affirmative, Leo Havens. Chloe
Mrs. A K Sparks gave a dinner Halbert. Negative, F'loyd Ewalt,
party for her friends F'riday even­ Nettie Woodle.
Resolvd: That foot ball should
ing, at her home.
be abolished from the High school.
Mrs. Geo. Burlingame of Trout- i
The Uoogy Boo Ladv...........Chorus
dale, Ore., visited relatives in this
The Black C a t......... Della Lowell |
section last week.
The Ifooga Man......... Grace Denney j
Civic Club dance at the pavilion The Goblin’ s Parade ...................
Saturday night.
Dancing com­
Hattie Bclfils, Dora Currin
mences at 8:30 sharp.
Hallowe'en Customs.....Leona Card I
The street running east and west ‘ The Goblins 'll get you if you
don’t watch out” ..Emma Graham i
by the bank, has been filled in and
‘ ‘ When I Met a Spook” ...Sain B arr;
being prepared for macadamizing.
Consultation of Witches
Mrs. \V. F. Cary was in Portland
The friends of the school are,
Thursday to meet Mr. Cary, who
inv ¡ted.
was reluming from a trip over in
Washington.
W e still have a nice line of
W A LL PAPER
A T R E D U C E D P R IC E S
Some Tapestry Rugs
9 X12
Which are good values at the prices
Furniture and Queensware
Which we will be pleased to quote you
prices on. Come and see us before g o ­
ing to Portland and see if we can’ t make
a deal with you.
NOTICE
N o Chafing
The city street lights were turned
A special School Meeting has
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$ 1.00
Family Si^e
on Saturday eveniug and everybody
N o Drawing in
been called for Nov. 10. at 8 o'clock
appreciates the change, from dark
Guaranteed to give perfect
P. M„ at the school house. tole\y
No Buttons
ness to light.
a
special tax for the maintenance of
satisfaction.
Mrs. Sturgeon, mothei of Miss the school.
Cheaper than shirts and
i
W B !« « S fr « K
Maude Sturgeon, is at Tillamook
drawers.
eareiug for a daughter, who is ill
wilh rheumatism.
Prices, $1.25,
yl.
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A pen of 6 liens owned by Mr.
Quite a numb.r from Estacada at
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and $3.00.
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Guthrie lin e laid 1349 eggs in the
tended the Grange meeting at Gar­
year ending Oct. 28th. This is an
field last Saturday, among them
average id 224 5 6 eggs each. This
being P'. It, Guthrie and Rev.
pen . record is better by ten eggs
Rees.
than the best at the great Egg Lay­
Mrs Matt Paterson, who has ing Contest at Stoies, Conn., where
been a resident of F.stucada for 100 pens of .>3 breeds participated.
some lime, left on Tuesday for It is better than the Corvallis pen
California to spend the winter with record of last year by at least 3
friends and relatives.
egos.
The hens are of the first White
Dr. II. V, Adix and Dr. Wells
Leghorn— White Ro.k cross. They
have gone to Fannin's Mil! for
.-S’2ars-aa33?tzrm 5*a^'' two weeks’ hunting trip. They left have been kept in a pen 3x6ft., ex­
Tutsday. Lookout for some hig cept fQr about one hour each day#
This proves that with a little
“ bear” stories when they return.
thought and care any family in
The building which was used for
town may profitably raise eggs for
a restaurant, north of the meat
their table. At 30 cents per dozen
market and owned by J. W. Reed,
the egga from these 6 hens would
will tie repaired and made comfort­
bring £33-85 or $ 5-64 each.
able for office rooms for E . W. Bart­
lett.
Iixtract from a letter written to
Three families with household the Oregon City Enterprise by the
goods, slock and farm implements Honorable F. M. Gill: "T h e dele­
were arrivals last Satmday and gates received a petition signed by
went out to the Gai field neighbor 825 of the heaviest taxpayers of
hood where they have bought land Clackamas county asking that the
and will locate.
school superintendent's salary be
T he balance can be paid in easy monthly payments from your
Chain down every available ar increased from $1000 to £1600 per
tide in your yard, nail the front annum. The Iwlucational Board of
cream checks, or will take your old Separator in trade as part
gate tight, look out for pumpkin Clackamas county agreed with the
payment.
faces iu ycur windows, turn your delegates that if this increase was
dogs loose and all that sort, for to­ made they would dispense with the
services of one of the school super­
morrow night is Hallowe’ en.
visors.”
A. J. Tucker has been putting in
his spare time lately in build­
. X S E B E a m K « HBEBEt l ì
W. A. Jones is up in the liioun-
ing a boat, which is said to be a
tai is again this week.
splendid piece of workmanship
Bert H . Finch was a business
R. W. Cary and wife went to The boat is 17 feet long and will
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; Portland Sunday morning to visit hold three thousand pounds.
visitor at Portland yesterday.
! relatives.
P. M. Wagoner is making ar­
Manager A. E. Sparks of the
Miss Florence Crandall and a Family Theatre, has put iu some rangements to move to listacada
friend were here from Cedar Brook benches to supply tlie place of soon.
Sunday afternoon.
chairs for the gallery, which will be
Mrs I) S. Fleming and little
:
Mrs. Wm. Kurascli and Miss G er­ stationery and far enough away daughter of River Mill went to'
trude Jones were Portland visitors from the front so that it will not be Portland today.
quite so handy for the boys to an
¡Saturday and Sunday.
T li. Dodge of Gresham paid an I
noy those sitting below.
over Sunday visit at his parental
L. D. Walker, president of the
The Progress extends sympathy home at River Mill.
j F>tacada State Bank, was here
to Doctor Haviland and family on
from Cutiby, Ore , yesterday.
The Progress' correspondents, ,
account of the death of his mother,
Miss Matilda Smiib and A. Lar Mrs M. K. Haviland, who passed most of them, most have gone on a
; son of Vancouver, were guests of away Tuesday evening, at then strike this week.
Miss Mable Fanning last Sunday,
Irvington home, 4S9 East 17th St.
Men's suits, ladies' suits, coats'
M rs.-C M. Idleman, sister of North, Portland. Funeral services and waists, shoes for everybody,
Mrs U. S. Morgan, visited at the at the home Thursday afternoou.
ch> ap at tile Rummage sale.
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Morgan home a few days this week,
The. P. R. L. & P. Co's bridge
On account of a couple of fellows
Mrs. M. II. Evins went to Port­ across Eagle Creek, which has been of Kstacada losing their temper
Local News
All kinds of job work at the
lan d Saturday. She was nccom- tinder repairs for some time, is said Tuesday, a little "scrap” was the
Dr. Haviland will be in hisoffi.'c Progress office.
.
ponied by little Margaret Standish j to be finished now aqd is in excel­ result.
after Thursday.
lent condition. Last Saturday even­
lì. B. Byers helped to look after
Claude Smith of Gresham was in '
While on his vacation, Dr. Adix
County Supt. Gary was an Esta­ the hardware store Wednesday,
ing, people going to Portland were
F.stacada
Tuesday
working
as
a
con­
lias
left his practice in charge of
cada visitor Monday night.
obliged to walk over the river, but
during Mr. Finch's absence.
testant in the Evening Telegram's
Dr. Morse, whose office is over the
Sunday
cars
were
running
over
as
“ Bob” Marchbank was a Port­
drug store.
Most every car from Portland ' automobile contest,
usual.
land visitor yesttrday.
brings hunters in .-.in ill parlies
Dr. Bertha Devote of Drain.
Mr and Mrs. Ed. Bateman of
If all the farmers were like H. W.
Mrs. H. V. Adix went to Port­ who take teams her
: tin moun Ore,, virited at the home of her
Portland were lit re Sunday, guests
Petty,
Kstacada
would
not
fiave
to
tains.
land Friday, returning Saturday.
I brother, C. W. Dsvc.e, from Thurs- f,Q much Btrtrt work
Mr PeMv at the home of the latter's brother,
Miss Sadie Ingram went to Hills­
An invitation is extended to ! day until Saturday of last week,
' found the road almost impassible J. F\ Lovelace.
boro the latter part of last week to ever) body to go the schoolhotise
Mr. and Mrs. l \ S . Morgan went going west from the I.-'.»cada lum-
Mrs. Sarah Palmatecr and Mrs.
visit relatives.
tomorrow afteruocii and hear the to Lents Sunday morning where her office, and so he proceeded to FI. M Horner, both of them over
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ESTACADA FURNITURE CO.
W . D. and L. M. Henthom, Proprietors
Odd Fellows Building
We have some nice 2 BooK Carving Sets
in o u r P re m iu m
D e p a rtm e n t
‘'TILE CÖT.. .
you a 1914 DeLave!
Separator,
BERT H. FINCH,
T h e H a rd w a re M an
Estacada State Bank
O F F IC E R S :
Leroy D. Walker, President
Thos. Yocum, Vice-President
L. E. Belfils, Cashier
D IR E C T O R S :
Leroy D. Walker,
Thomas Yocum,
G. A. Cobb,
Boost the Town— Boost Yourself
S u b s c r ib e
fo r th e
PROGRESS
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Dr. Wells, the dentist has been program which will be given by they joined Mrs. Morgan's sister'put 111 plank and otherwise i;:i
suffering with blood poisoning, the Adelphic literary society. S < and husband, Harry Morgan and proved the strett until now a team
caused from getting a sliver in his program in aco.her place iu this | other friends, and went by auto to can ^ et through without getting
paper,
Mount Scott to spend the day.
I bub deep into the mud.
band.
70 jears of age. have gone to Tr^ut-
dale, Ore., to visit Mrs. Horner's
youngest sisttr, Mrs. George Bur­
lingame, for a lew days.
J. A . Scmcr, Asst. Cashier
L. A. Brandes,
L. E. Belfils
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Warning!
mmmma
During the past year there has been several fake agents
taking subscriptions for magazines iu Estacada and vicinity.
Beware!
If you intend to subscribe or renew any magazine let
tbe Iistacada Pharmacy take your order at tiie publishers’ price.
We save you the cost, trouble and risk in sending,
Rci.umlier,
Nov. 1st many magazines will advance their price and discontinue
their club offers, so don't delay.
Club rates given on request.
E stacad a P harm acy
Our Provision Counter
Is a boon to the woman w
wants to change from the be
mutton, lamb or pork of every d
use
Sugar cured hauls and bact
perfectly -piced sausages and fr.ui
furters, Inilogiia and liverwur t tl
to see is to get greedy for. Cot
pi and look them u t\i.
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