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Engines,
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Machinery,
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of H A R D W A R E , P A IN T S
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Estacada, Oregon
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Horses should die of old age, not disease
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FOR
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$10
$2 a day
a week
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Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
Palace Meat Market
We handle only'the best of meats
Lard, Bacon, Sour Kraut, Pickles.
A complete line of fresh and salt meats.
Fresh vegetables in their season.
Fresh E ggs and Butter.
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Phone, Main 76.
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E STA CA D A , OREGON. TH U RSDAY, SEPTEM BER 24. 1914
VOL. 8
Cary’s for General Merchandise
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PROGRESS
1,000 Votes
A. E. S P A R K S
Pacific States Eire Insurance Co.
ESTACADA WINS FIRST
News Notes
Social Events
From All Sections
Quiet Wedding
Mr*. Helen Massey of Portland
Clackamas County Fair
Last Wednesday noon, a quiet
is visiting with her sister Mrs.
(From Canby Irrigator, Sept. 18 , 1914 ) wedding was held at the home of
Dale, for a few days.
Estacada was awarded the first Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schreiner of
Remember the C. I. C. Hal­
prize yesterday afternoon in the Garfield, when their sister, Miss
lowe’en Dance, Oct. 31st. Tickets
community exhibit in what was con­ Jessie L. Lemon, was married to
75c. Cider, doughnuts, coffee, etc.
sidered the closest competition that Mr. S. A. Roberts of Emporia
will be served.
has been seen at the Clackamas Kansas. Only the immediate rela­
tives and friends were present
Mrs. J. W. Cahill of Eagle Creek, County Fair in several years past
who went to Nebraska about two
A great deal of the credit for this Mr. and Mrs. Roberts left at once
months ago to see her mother, re­ result is due to Editor Standish of for Emporia, where will make their
turned home last week.
the Estacada Progress, who has future home, as the groom is a well
known farmer in that locality. The
The Estacada foot ball team is worked with the Estacada people
Progress and their many friends,
scheduled to play a game with until he knows them individually,
wish
them all kinds of success.
Washington High, at Portland personally, intimately, and every
other
way,
and
has
accomplished
Saturday.
Friday evening. Oct. 2nd., at the
wonders with the amount of mater­ Pavilion, the Christian Church will
Quite a number of Estacada peo
ial he has had to work with.
give their annual reception, to the
pie attended the dance at Eagle
We understand that the Estacada pupils and teachers of the Estacada
Creek last Saturday night. All re­
people hesitated for a long time as High School. The honored guests
port a good time.
to whether they should send an ex­ will be Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Ghorm
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lee, former hibit to the Fair or not, and finally,
ley, who are making their home in
ly of Portland are to spend the through the efforts of both Mr
Estacada, having recently rented
winter at the home of Mr. Lee’s Standish and the representatives of
the E. Bates place on Main St.
parents in Bissell.
the Portland Railway Light, St
The C. I. C. is planning to have
Mr. Edward Shearer has re­ Power Co., they were persuaded to
turned from the Canby fair where a take a part in the community ex­ another Rally Day soon. The pur­
number of his valuable fowls were hibit. with the result that they car­ pose of this Rally Day is that peo­
ried off the first-prize, to the great ple may become better acquainted
exhibited.
chagrin of the many communities with the work of the club, more
Mr. Irwin of McMinnville has
which have had a sort of a monop­ interested in its work, and that
been visiting a few days at the
oly on this prize in the years past. more names may be added to the
home of his daughter, Mrs. R. E.
We extend to Estacada our heart­ membership list.
Ellison.
iest congratulations on their success
The class of 1913, together with
Rev. Rees, pastor of the M. E. in this, their first efforts, and hope
Church, left Tuesday morning to to see them represented every year the Estacada High School faculty
of the same year surprised Mr. and
attend the conference which is be­ in the future.
ing held in Portland, this week.
The exhibit shown by this hustl­ Mrs. Malcolm Woodle. last Satur­
As Mr. Woodle is a
ing
community was without doubt day evening.
Owing to the absence of Mr. Aue,
1913 alumnus, the other members
one
of
the
best
seen
at
the
Fair
in
the pas.or of the church at Spring-
took the opportunity of assuring
water, Mr. Horner occupied his many years and shows what can be
him and his wife o( their good wish­
done
when
any
one
community
sets
place in the pulpit last Sunday.
its very he.rt and soul towards a es. After the jolly time spent at
J. F. Wiles, elder o f the L. D
goal, no matter what that goal may the Woodle home, F. B. Guthrie in
S. church, is back from a three
behalf of th* class and teachers pre­
be.
months’ harvesting trip in East­
Estacada is one of the most pros­ sented Mr. and Mrs. Woodle with
ern Oregon, where he was also
perous little towns in Clackamas a picture.
looking up some homestead lands.
County and its citizens have but
The reception given by the
The first Literary Programme of lately wakened up to the fact that
this term will be given Friday af­ no matter how prosperous a com­ board o f directors in honor o f
ternoon, by the Websterians in the munity may 1«, it does not reap the the teachers, Friday night, was
High School Assembly room, at full reward from its prosperity un­ well attended, considering the
weather. This function is given
2:05. Everyone is cordially invited less it shouts its advantages from its
annually
that the teachers and
to attend.
very housetops. It is now working
parents may become better ac­
Gov. West, who was to have along the same lines as the man who quainted, and that the interests
been in Estacada Thursday noon said, " If you have a story to tell, or o f the school may be furthered.
as stated in last week’s paper, anything to sell, don’t whisper it-
After a very pleasing program,
will speak here on Friday even­ down a well, mount the tallest tree light refreshments were served
ing instead.
Gov. West only and yell like--------.”
by the wives o f the directors and
The assistance given to the people
speaks at Estacada and Oregon
a social hour was enjoyed by all.
City in Clackamas county, and of Estacada by the Portland Rail­
The Program
will be accompanied by Milton way Light & Power Co. should be Piano Solo - - - Hattie Belfils
A. Miller and Gilbert Hedges who appreciated for Its full value and Piano Solo
- - - Edna Jorg
every encouragement given to that
will also speak.
Recitation - - - Tommy Jorg
company to step in in the future and
Vocal Solo - Miss Helen Bartlett
Last Sunday evening, at the
help out when such an enterprise is
Piano Solo - Miss Rachael Reed
Methodist Church, Mr. C. Sheu-
on foot. The officials of this big
Vocal Solo - - Mrs. Roger Cary
bel gave an interesting talk and
corporation attended the Fair yes­
lecture on prohibition. A large
terday and were immensely pleased
crowd attended, and each one of
R ecall Petition
at the success of their efforts in
the audience went away with
Portland
papers state that recall
arousing a proper amount of rivalry
several good reasons for voting
in the community of Estacada, petitions are already in circulation
in Clackamas County, to recall
for the state-wide prohibition
which they serve exclusively.
Commissioner W. H. Mattoon.
amendment. Mr. Sheubel said
While this report has been cur­
the best way to win in this fight
Ed Shearer Wins
rent for several days past at Esta­
was to have all those in favor of (From Morning Enterprise, Sept. 18 ) cada, this office has not as yet seen
the dry amendment, register, go
In the poultry department Ed. one of the papers.
to the polls, and vote.
Strong accusations are mentioned
Shearer, of Estacada, was awarded
against Mr Mattoon in connection
first
on
Barred
Rock
rock
in
the
G e o rg e F air
with this recall and if they are cor­
poultry department, first on hen, rect be should be recalled at once,
A large force of men has been
first and second on pullets; first and but if they are not correct, the ac­
rushing the worst on the club house
second on Light Brabania ben; first cusing parties should be prosecuted
of the Geotge Social and Commer­
on Campine hen; first and second on to the full extent of the law.
cial Club for the past two weeks in
The use of the recall in this coun­
Ancouas; first and second on White ty, is fast getting to be a habit and
order to have the building enclosed
Emdden geese and first on ducks.
its too frequent use will mean ita
and ready for the community fair to
abolishment. It is a dangerous tool
be held tomorrow, the 25th. While
A reception will be given at the in careless hands, bnt if the condi­
the building is not entirely complet­
Garfield Grange Hall the evening tions warrant his recall It should be
ed, it is sufficiently progressed to
done, but until the Progress has
of Oct. 3rd. in honor of the teachers gotten to the bottom of the facts, it
honse the exhibits and make every­
of the Tracy, Garfield and Porter is still for "Uncle Billy.”
body comfortable.
schools.
The recall mav be easy, but the
A special meeting of the club was
question is, who will take his place?
held Saturday evening at the home
The Clackamas School Men's His successor, if there be one,
of Mr. and Mrs. Gtts Zwehrman Club will meet in Estacada, Octob­ should come from Eastern Clacka­
for the purpose of closing up the er 3rd. After the business meet­ mas County and the people of this
last details of the arrangements and ing, the teachers of the Estacada part, should get busy and see to it
that the next commissioner is from
it was found that practically every­ schools will banquet the members. this section.
one in the district was planning to
Reports are current in Oregon
make some kind of an exhibit, and
Last Wednesday evening a num­ City and Western Clackamas Coun­
a very interesting day is assured to ber of Miss Helen Clester's friends ty, of successors already lined up
all, who attend, as well as a splen­ very pleasantly surprised her when for the vacancy and the people
did dance in the evening. Those they called to spend the evening should make sure that it is not a
case of "out of the frying pan".
who wish to briug their picnic with her at the home of her sister,
Eastern Clackamas should get
lunches will find ample accomoda­ Mrs. Ed. Douglass of Eagle Creek. busy at once and decide on their
tions and for those, who do not All had a delightful time, and after man. A straw ballot can be taken
come thus supplied, the club has playing games and dancing for through the Progress, If necessary
provided a stand where plenty to awhile, a fine supper was served. Write to this office and make yonr
suggestions, and all will be printed,
eat may be secured. Judge Dimick The event was in honor of Miss
as far as space will allow.
of Oregon City, Professor Brown of Helen's 19th birthday, although
This is a matter that should not
the O. A. C. as well as Portland, Sunday being her birthday, they be put off, unless Eastern Clacka­
Estacada and local speakers will chose Wednesday evening to cele­ mas wants to continue to "bold the
bag."
all help entertain the people.
brate it.
A YEAR
$1
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Draw out your money at any time.
Make use of our checking service.
N o matter the size of your account.
For safety, leave your valuables in the vaults.
When you want to borrow money, either short
or long time, let us help you.
When you want information on good invest­
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For your insurance, our service’is of the best.
Feel at home to avail yourself of our conservative
banking service.
LEROY D. W UKER. President
THOMAS YOCUM. Vice President
IRWIN D. WRIGHT, Cashier
Interest paid on time deposits.
Bold it up to the light
and see the hole in it
Examine your old coffee pot, tin dipper, tea kettle,
milk pan, wash basin, or any of your metal kitchen ware
and see the light shining through that hole in the bottom.
It probably only rusted or burned through, but you need
a neqp one anyway.
Our new line of FRENCH BLUE E N A M E L E D W ARE
is not all gone yet. Remember, every piece is tagged
and numbered, and you may also win the prize, a
$ 50 . Steel Range FREE
W ARE is much superior to
the ordinary gray enameled material and costs
very little more.
A full line of kitchen
utensils are made in this ware.
FR EN C H BLUE E N A M E L E D
Call at the store at once, as there are about 100 pieces left,
then the lucky purchaser gets the F R E E R A N G E .
Estacada Furniture Co.
Green Trading Stamps.
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WESTERN STOCK JOURNAL
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No votes given with these offers.
Our Sacrifice Sale Goes Merrily On
All previous records were broken Tuesday and Wed­
nesday.
The First and Second days o f this Sale hun­
dreds o f eager customers thronged our store.
It will pay you well to come in each day, for we will
continue
the Cut and Slash prices all this month.
Each and Every 50th purchaser will get a Brand New
Dollar Bill FREE during entire sale.
Cary Mercantile Co.
“ Your Store”