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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1914)
0 r*K°u His. Society. *°7 Second St Only Paper in East Clackamas All the News All the Time NO. 30 op St A Y E A R EST A C A D A , OREGON. T H U R SD A Y , A P R IL 16, ig i 1 VOL,. 6 Local News We have invested In order to bring to the people of East Clackamas County the big, clean, complete stock of staple merchandise now ready for your inspection. Ten Thousand Dollar StocK of Shoes American Lady and Queen Quality shoes for women, $2.25 to $4.50. Hamilton Brown and Pontiac shoes for misses and children, $1.50 to $3.00. F. J. box, soft soles for infants, 50c to $1.25. American Gentleman and Ralston dress shoes for men, $3.00 to $6.00. Endicott-Johnson and Qhippawa ( hand made) work shoes for men and boys, $2.00 to $8.00. Some where in the enormous stock we have the very shoe for you “B R I N G IN YOUR FEET” In our dry goods department Easter in E stacada All church services in Estacada Swat the fly! Sunday morning were well attend Keep boosting for the cannery ed and the Easter hats and other Cottage finery escaped the rain, which fell Rev. Rees went ! later on. Grove Tuesday. Services at the Methodist church Mrs. Gertrude Grim left for Van B C Monday 1 commenced at 10:30 in the morning couver, | with the Sunday school, Rev. Park . V\ K Cary was a business visi- having charge. Tin preaching tor in Portland Tuesday. service which followed was largely Albert Lichthorn spent last week attended, the sermon being given by Evangelist Park. At 2 o’clock with relatives in Portland. I lie ESIACADA SIATE BANK is now under the in the afternoon, the Sunday R. E. Ellison has moved into mdiidgcment of representative and success schools of Currinsville, Garfield, “ Grandma” Lovelace's residence. Zion church and Estacada joined in | ful men and deserves the patronage of home Mt-sdames A. G. Ames and Win. an Easter service. The' church Underwood and children visited j was crowded to its capacity ml the people. Portland last Saturday. j program of the Risen Lord was We will be glad to have your business. Russel! Betts, who is attending greatly enjoyed. Garfield contrib- the State Uuiversity, lias been vis- uted two selections by a male quar- LEROY C. WALKER. President iting Estacada friends for several tette, Miss Ruth Brown of Zion TtlOV.AS YOCUM. Vice President days. I sang a solo, Currinsville f urn is he I • Ì IRWIN 0. WRIGHT, Cashier Miss Helen Baird, telephone op- instrumental music and Estacada's Iterato r in the Oregonian office at Priu,arV class «avt a sonK- I)r I Portland, was an Estacada visitor Kimball of Willamette University | Monday. WiS Present a,ld offered prayer, i and there was a sermon by Rev. Ip Mrs. Williams of Bull Hun, sis- i ,, , gi [Park. 1 he preaching service in Br ter of Mrs U S. Morgan, has been5., , , Uv , the | * the evening was precceded home for . , , di a K g guest at the Morgan h young people s meeting, with Miss eral days. . , y va as ita(ter. Mts Park Mr. and Mrs. Miles Standish of j gave the sermon for the evening Portland were here over the Sab- service, the subject of her discourse bath visiting at the P, S. Standish being, “ The New Creation.” j home at Garfield. A t the Christian church there r^rr—r— r1 was the regular Sunday school in We have a nice lot of R O C K E R S on the way which The next regular meeting of the nicruiug, at which time Mrs- !tl W|N soon t>e here t0 fill UP the vacant space. Call and see Mountain Chapter, Order of East * uct a « rhr.m ern Star, will be held on Tuesday Park spoke to the children. The preachin'’, service followed with a I evening. April 21. sermon by Mrs. Park, after which j ij Miss Lula Tracy and a young the ordinance of baptism 1 was ad-|p ivas au- « lady friend came over from Portland ministered to two candidate: es. All ! S Friday to visit Miss Tracy’s parents, the meetings were interesting tig- .Injjjl at prices that are right. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tracy, the evening the regular services ¿i Miss Katie Melton of Portland, were dismissed in order that the Si We also have some Wall Paper at reduced prices arrived in Estacada Sunday to spend i congregation might attend evan- a few days visiting at the borne of j gelistic services at the Methodist ft and a few Rugs, Matting, Graniteware and Fishing Tackle lwr aunt. Mrs. B O. Boswell. ¡church. |;j We are headquarters for the best grades in fishing outfits. i BUSED UP ESTACADA PATRONIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS You will find it, no matter what that IT may be. 31 inch percale 10c, 36 inch percale 12 l-2c, Serpentine Crepe De Chene 30c, Red Seal and Amoskeag dress ginghams 12 l-2c (100 new patterns this week), all wool wash challie65c, 36 inch French serge 50c, 54 inen all wool serge 1.50 to $2.00. Everything to please you “ and the price is right.” Get a Cash Register Receipt! They’r worth more than Trading Stamps. Return $25 in Cash receipts and get $1 in merchandise free Fornitore oí Al! Kinds All Next Week: CARY’S CALICO 5c THREAD 4c Us E Nelson, candidate for „ .. ,lC, . ! M Call and see us. .See our shelves full of Dishes. We . ' „ H arry Morgan “Surprised” su rp rised ¡H , nomination for County treasurer . . . 4 want your trade, you want our goods. Yours for business, Mrs. U. S. Morgan very success- |y. oil the republican ticket, fuliy planned ond carried out a sur Estacada visitor Friday evening. prise party for her son Harry Sat ‘H E A D Q U A R T E R S F O R G R O C E R IE S T O O ” Carl Cary resigned his position j urUay evenin|t> which a most last I enj 0yaij]e occasion tor the young with Cary s Mercantile Co v?'mai ■cuacar'. r y - week on account of poor health and j ptople> Numerous games ‘ were went to Portland. He is thinking played, after which a most tempt 3» 2 8 L ' of going to California. • ing lunch was served. The young N. L. S. Laureyy and wife re- ladies present were Myrtle and G. H. LICH1 HORN. Proprietor. tinned Sunday evening from a trip .Mary Woodle, Mattie Lewis. Elva to California. They visited all the Adams, Uelah Howe and Kiltie Fresh Bread and all Kinds of Bakery Goods large cities and important places Reagan. The young men were, -------- always on hand.-------- Paul and Chester Wouier. Milton 'Á and report a very pleasant trip. We also keep a large stock of ------ S. J. Howe, a practical printer, Evans, Claude Woodle, Russel and sold three machines. This week we want to tell you about our new Betts and Harry Morgan. has taken a position on The Pro % gress. Mr. Howe has been a resi “The Corner Store” dent of Esta ada since last fall, “ A Howling Success ’ vvould.be 5 Ply extra strong GARDEN HOSE, G A R D E N C U L T I V A T O R S , and coming from St. Paul, Minnesota. putting it mildly. Laughs and SEDERS. Call and see the new adjusting V IN Y A R D and O R CH A RD PLOW S. H. M. Chaffie of Lents, Ore., smiles mingled with tears, You | W E G IV E “ S. & H ." Also the new P. & O. N. W. SP E C IA L C H IL L E D , manufactured especially for this will preach next Lord's Day, April know! A show that leaves an j V E G E T A B L E S And F R U IT S G kukn T r a d i n g S ta m ps IN T H E IR SEA SO N part of the Valley. 19, at the Church of Jesus Christ, impression with you. Anyone j on corner Main and 6th St., at 11 will tell you why who saw ] When you need anything in o’clock A. M. and 2:30 P. M. All ' j the play “ The Corner Store” pre- \ are invited. j stilted by the Garfield Grange last j The protracted meetings at the j Friday evening. Methodist church closed Monday j Mrs. A. C. Davis as Aunt Han-| night and Mr. and Mrs. Park left nali, presented e.sented a character study ! DON’T F O R G E T T H E PLA C E. on Tuesday morning for Monroe, that Is deser esetving of especial men-;I « Washington, where they will con tion. Her 1er ability to adapt hers If I MftS. L. H. KELLOGG, Manager duct a s.ries of meetings at the to the trying scenes showed much State Reformatory. The people of talent, Clias. Duncan impressed the church are well pleased with everyone in carving out the fund Have you registered? the success of the meetings. | ions of Uncle Eli, who keeps the corner store. L- Palmateer as The high school Juniors will pre The 25th of April is “ Good Roads Jasper White, Harry Raid as Jimy sent “ A JU N IO R ’ ’ at Boner’s Wc handle only the best of meats Day,” In district No. 4 the people Flanagan and A. C, Davis as Otto theatre, on Friday evening. May 1. are going to get together and tie- This play is a comedy in three acts ■ Gdckenheinitr, were the source of Lard, Bacon, Sour Kraut, Pickles. sides having a good time will try . and will certainly he worth the A complete line of fresh and salt meats. , 1 j . muc 1 delight, Shrieks of laughter and do much needed work on the 1 price of admission. met every sentence of the three Fresh vegetables in their season. road. The men are invited to come 1 • Fresh E ggs and Butter. comedians, Mnble Tracy interpre The Estacada public library, lo with teams and plows prepared to i ting the character of Dora, brought cated in the C. I. C. room is open cut down the hill by the Lovel TRED J0RG , Proprietor a ready applause Mrs. Grace Ja ' to the public, not only for reading place. The ladies of the district cobs acting the part of tricky coun matter, but for a rest room. There will bring baskets of food, which t r y girl, adds much spice to the 1 you will find a pleasant place to sit wilj be served to all at E ly ’s hall. 1 play. The ever difficult part of in easy chairs and plenty of inaga- For further particulars ask the road : villain was capably handled by ALL FEED MAY LOOK I 7.ines and the daily papers to read. supervisor in that district. ^ ■ Hvrpian Davis. “ Bud’’ Elison ALIKE TO YOU The Civic Club extends a hearty Joseph SI afer of the State 1 ni- was adapted to K. C. Demmg. welcome to all. but not to your horses. Give versity, visited Rstacada last Satnr- Much credit is due to Ed. Shear- lit tliti* M l.- them some of ours for a change Mrs. Boswell had many callers day. being eiiroute to Springwater tr as director and manager ot the ( 10 a week $2 a day and see how they will eat it on Easter Sunday but appreciated to deliver a lecture. While in the snow. much more greedily than they none more than Mary Alice and city he calltd on Prof. Ford to see For the benefit of those in Esta I have been attacking their old Florence June Reed. Victor and what the school was doing in re- farla and adjacent districts, the pro fodder, Good feed means good ! Jean Adix and Wallace Jay Guth- gard to killing off the flies. He dnetion will be repeated. Hr ida y feeding aud as a horse owner! rie. who came with Easter baskets. suggested that if the school children I evening tFe 17th at Boner's theatre, MO I)KR N CON V E N IE N C ES you know that mein: Iietter Teddie Howe also was a visitor at would taki up the matttr, much i>0n’ t miss it, it's worth while, horse* in every respect. Contributed, the Boswell home and all went away good could tie accomplished in ex- | One of the most delightful Resorb on the Coast - with their baskers well filled with terminating the little pests. He Remember the play at F.lv’s hall, | Easter goodies Children as well also intim ited that the Civic club Local and Tourist Trade Solicited as grown folks, are always made might do good work along this Currinsville, Friday evening, April Co. line. 24, by the Good Templets, welcome at the Boswell home. Estacada Furniture Co. >The Home Bakery < Last week we advertised i De Laval Cream Separators SELF A D J U S T IN G LAW N and Fancy Groceries MOWERS, Confectionery and Cigars G. H. Lichthorn Hardware, Harness or Implements B e rt H . Finch, PALACE M EA T M ARKET. HOME R E S T A UR A NT Estacada, Ore Home Cooking. Meals 35c up. Chicken Dinner Sunday, 50c lunches 10c Up lunches Put up For Travelers GOOD ROOMS IN CONNECTION r The Hotel Estacada Estacada Lumber and Preduce 1