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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1915)
Examine Our Prices News Notes From Before buying elsewhere We quote the following prices and guarantee against any advances until March 18,1915. Should prices decline, we will give you the ben .fit. Bran Shorts Rolled Barley Whole Corn Ground Corn Cracked Corn ton $32.50 • 34.50 ’ 38. (X) 1.45 2.00 ’ 39.00 40.00 2.10 Sections i R. O. Roswell of Estacada, in at: j ticit>ation ( f the Cleanup Dav. has! had the old apple trees and stumps removed from his yard, lias torn down the chicken coops and had a new fence Guilt, which has greatly improvtj the appearance of “ Or* card Home” . GO lb. $1. 80 1 1.40 75 ’ 100 ’ 100 100 ’ ’ 2.20 42.00 i.oO 37.00 (Ke«ifted for Chickens) Ground Barley 100 ’ (Wlicaty Barley) Dried Beet pulp 100 ’ 1.30 Alfalfa Meal 100 ’ 1.25 ” With Molasses 1.50 Oil Meal 10« ’ 2.00 Digester Tankage, cwt. 2.75 Hay, clover, alsyke, e w t .65 ’ timotliy ' .75 ’ alfalfa, ’ .10 ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ‘ Idaho 2nd flitting) Wheat Flour All - Ter 'sack ’ 2.75 ’ $1.90 Bbl. 25.00 24.00 29.00 39.00 12.00 11.00 17.£0 54.00 $7.40 J. L . Cox and wife of Portland are spending a few weeks at the home of Wm. Weller in Spring- water. The Junior Class Of The Estacada High School Presents Ct f/ludM ait fH o n ctjm o o n Cast of Characters Alexis Petrovitch, a journeyman ............................. McColly Dale (afterwards Gustave, Count Woroffski.) Poleska, his wife ........................................................Erma Graham Baroness Vladimir, his sister ...... ................ ......... Elva Adams Mrs Claude Devore and two Ivan, a shoemaker ______ _______________ _______ Leo Havens children of Kstacada leturntd home Micheline, his daughter ....................... .................. Jessie Hannah last Saturday after an absence of Koulikoff Demetrovitch, o f Chateau Woroffski Geo. Harkenrider about ten weeks. Last December! Osip, a young peasant .................................... ...........Carl Kimmel she was called to Grass Valiev, I Calif, prior to the death of her faih- ! er She and the youngest child re mained : here for some months, then j visited other California points, in cluding the Sttt Francisco Fair and remitted via Drain, Oregon. Synopsis Act I and II. A room in the house o f Ivan, the shoemaker. Act III. A drawing-room in the chateau o f Count Woroffski. Boners Hall Friday Evening 8 P.M. March 12th. (Dements Heit or White River) Poultry Supplies Progressive Scratch (Albers) cwt. $2.60 D iam on d C hick Food, lb. 3 !, c S tandard ’ ’ 3 ‘y e ’ 5c Armour B eefscra p s ’ 5c U. M. Co. Dried Fish Scraps ’ 5c Eastern oystershell 161b.25c Granite Grit 16 lb. 25c ’ \ 3.0(1 2.90 3.75 4.00 80 lbs. 3.00 cwt. 1.25 ’ 1.10 (Fine, Medium or Coarse) Land plaster,Utah, sk. 75c Lime - lb. 1 He Cement - sack 85c ton 14.00 bbl. 1.80 ’ 3.10 Seeds CloVer Seed, Red, lb. 13c Alsyke ’ ’ 18c Clover ’ While, ’ 50c Timothy ’ - ’ lie Alfalfa, Dryland, lb. Rape, Dw'arf Essex, ’ Wheat, Spring. ’ Barley, Beardless, ’ ’ H ulles, ’ Potatoes, Early Rose, lb. 2 H e cwt. Burbank, ’ 3c ’ Fertilizer, cwt. $2.25 ’ 21c 14c 3 He 3 % e 3 H c 2.50 2.75 3c S a lt Salt, -501b. 35c, 100 lb. 65e, (Half ground stock) ’ ’ ’ ’ ton 12.50 Range Bncks, case 20 5 lb. 1.50 Fancy dairy 501b. 50c ton 18.00 Common dairy 50 ’ 45c 16.00 Table and cooking - 50 lb. .65 S p ra y M a t e r ia l Lime and Sulphur solution, gal. (Customers furnish container) 30c Diamond Spra Sulphur, 5 lbs. 75c 10 lbs. $1.25 25 lbs. $2.50 50 ’ 4.00 100 ’ 7.50 Arsenate o f Lead, "Corona” Vi lb. 25c 1 lb. 40c 5 lbs. $1.75 10 lbs. $3.00 25 ’ $6.25 50 ’ 12.00 100 ’ 23.00 Black Leaf, “ 40” H lb. 90c 21bs. $3.10 Bluestone lb. 10c Sulphur, c w t $2.50 ’ 3c We handle a full line of Stock and Poultry Powders. Let us figure with you on any order for Seeds or Poultry supplies be fore buying elsewhere. We Deliver Daily Commercial Grinding a Specialty Tracy & Givens Estacada. Oregon. The v oung people of Currmsville and of the Kstacada High school I enj t\ed a dancing p o l y last Friday : ! evening at the Odd Fellows’ Hall ! The music, furnished by the Cur- ; rtttsvllle orchestra, was extra good j and with Mrs. Frazier as drap e r-! on, the young folks had an enjoy- I able time. There will he a timelv discussion at the Church of Jesus Christ ott Sunday evening, March :4th, at 6 :3 0 P M., nihj-ct, " A r e New Revelations Necessary at the Pres ent Date and A g e ?" A First Class Watchpiaker wi 1 be at Marchbank’s every Wednesday beginning March 17th. F. E. Beckwith J e w e le r Annual Sale of Used Pianos Now On Dont forget the C. I. C. Dance at the Kstacada Pavilion next Satur- i day evening, March 13th. Steib’ s \ Harmony Four will furnish the j music and supper will he served. Tickets $ 1 . with supper included. Including Prominent Makes, Grand Pianos, Player Pianos and Straight Upright Pianos. The winners in the intersections! spelling contest, held tit the F'sta -1 cada schools last Tuesday, were' Bertha Devore and Ernest Ryn- I niug j The next meeting of the Dorcas j society will lie held at the home of 1 Mrs. A. M Stephens, Thursday. I March 18th Next Sunday afernoon at 3 o ' clock, at the Garfield Memorial Church, representative G u v T j Hunt of Garfield will occupy the j pulpit and give a general talk on the « c e n t legislation enacted by the legislature. A special musical program has been arranged and all are invited to attend. Is Your Watch or Clock Causing Trouble? J. & C. Fischer, good condition, $127, Ludwig, large size quartered oak, 225. Emerson, rosewood case, 135. Weber Upright 162. Kimball, French walnut finish 195. 2 Steinways, verti-grand style, 160. 190. Steinhauer Player Piano, oak case 198. Kingsbury, 88 note Player 318. Jacob Doll, mahogany 88 note 295. Hundreds of others, equally good values, sold on easy terms. Eilers Bldg., Portland R. M. Standish, Estacada, Agent. Negotiations are under way by C. W. Devore of F'staiada for the purchase of the Sparks house on H. G. Trowbridge of the G a r -1 It is reported that a dance wilt the corner of Main and 5U1 Sts. field Mercantile Co., who recently 1 be held at the Dodge Hall next made arrangements to handle the Saturday evening. As this is the A number of the young folks of local cream supply, has closed a same night as the C. I. C. dance, j the High School gave a surprise deal with the T S. Townsend it will mean a shortage of attend- party on Me Colly L)ale, in honor Creamery Co. of Portland to han- ance and consequent financial Ins» ¡of his 18th. birthday, last Wednes die the product. Customers are for both dances. It would be wise day night at the home of Le Roy advised that cream can be left at if hereafter the various districts the store on Thursdays and Fri- would ascertain before hand, as to iGard of Estacada. day s. I other dancing dates.