Due to unavoidable delays, it is necessary to again postpone our opening date
but every effort is being made to hurry the completion o f the building.
The Completeness of our Stock and the added Attractiveness of the Store’s Interior
will more than repay us for the delay.
East Clackamas Supply Co.
“ TJmtr 5>atisfnrtuni ts (Our Success”
Mens Furnishings, Ladies Ready-to-wear Apparel, Shoes,
Groceries, Hardware, Notions, Novelties, Etc.
H. G. Trowbridge,
A Labor Saver
That Saves Money
The Miracle Washer has done
more towards saving labor, time,
worry, clothes, money and health
for the housewife than anything
we know of.
The Miracle Washer is easy on
clothes and you can get your wash­
ing on the line before your neigh­
bor because this machine does the
work so much quicker.
You can easily do your own
washing with a Miracle Washing
Machine.
Come in and see how easy it
runs, the very next time you are
down town.
Do You Need Any Field Fencing?
I have a contract on 2000 rods o f fencing, whereby 1 can furnish
you what fencing you need from June 1st to Nov. 1st, without the
cash and without interest. Call in and make arrangements for the
number of rods you need.
For Sale By
Bert H Pinch
Trouble Postponed
Estacada
Teachers Gone Home
The repeat performance o f the
Since the closing o f the Blsta-
Garfield Dorcas Society’ s ama- cadu schools all teachers and non­
tuer play, entitled “ The Trouble resident pupils have returned to
at Satterlee’s which had been their homes.
Miss Gertrude
scheduled at the Family Theatre Jones going to San Diego; the
in Estacada next Saturday even­ Misses Lilly and Welch to Port­
ing. has been postponed one land; while Miss Anderson will
week, until Saturday evening, remain with her father and
June 19th. Several o f the act­ | brother on their farm near Bor-
resses wished to take in the Rose [ ing and Miss Dillon is taking her
Festival celebration the evening ' rest at the family home adjoin­
o f the 12th and consequently ing Estacada. Mrs. Graham will
could not appear in Estacada at j remain in Estacada until later in
the same time.
the summer when she expects to
visit the San Francisco fair. Of
the students residing at a dis­
With the heavy plate windows tance, Miss Helen Keith left last
already installed, the interior week for her home near La Cent­
work on the stores in Estacada er, Wash.
to be occupied by the East Clack­
Attending Rose Show
amas Supply Co. and Wm. Dale
is progressing rapidly. The car­
Many people from Estacada
pentry work is being done by and surrounding county are plan­
Messrs. Woodle. Butler, Kimmel ning to visit the Portland Rose
and N. Bronson, with the paint­ Festival this week, being especial­
ing in charge o f L. G. Reisland ly interested in seeing the new
and the plumbing done bv Chas. Oregon City marching club, “ The
Miller.
Fallsarians" make their debut.
New Stores Nearing Completion
Manager.
Log LaBarre
Pleases
With windows aglow, porches
¡outlined in Chinese lanterns and
the grounds a twinkle o f auto­
mobile lamps, the opening ball
\ last Saturday evening at Log La
Barre, was a gala affair.
About thirty couples from Es­
tacada and vicinity motored out
to this popular Garfield resort
and thoroughly enjoyed the fes­
tivities, which consisted o f danc­
ing, cards and refreshments.
The music as dispensed by Miss
Ednah Deming at the piano and
Harry Reid at the drums, was an
added attraction and greatly
livened the dancing.
The ideal June evening added
much to the success o f this open­
ing ball and everything combined
augered well for the future o f
this coming resort.
Library Entertainment
A Library Benefit Entertain­
ment will be held Wednesday
evening June 16th at 8 o ’ clock at
the Family Theatre in Estacada.
The program will consist o f an
evening o f popular readings by
Mrs. Mary R. Selleck o f Portland, j
with music by some o f our best
local talent. Mrs. Selleck is an '
able reader and the program ;
promises to be one ot unusual
interest. Admission 15c.
Choice Meat and Poultry
only are handled at this market. We do
not keep the tough, flavorless, inferior
grades which are neither satisfactory
nor economical. A little o f our prime
meat is much better than a lot o f poorer
quality. The test lies in the taste.
Order your Sunday dinner meat here as
an experiment.
Cash Paid For Eggs
Fish Fridays
Palace Meat Market
Fred Jorg, Proprietor
Phone Main 83.
Broadway
Estacada, Oregon
Klaetsch Mills
First class lumber of all kinds.
Dimension material a specialty.
Prompt deliveries made
from big stock on hand.
Phone or call at mill,
0.
C. Klaetsch,
at
Dodge.
Owner.
Dance June 19
The Barton Base Ball Club,
representing Eastern Clackamas
County, consisting o f members
from Estacada, Barton and Eagle
Creek, who will play in the com-
ming Chautauqua series, will
give a dance Saturday evening,
June 19th at Cogswell’s Hall in
Eagle Creek. Dancing will be
from 8 P. M. to midnight and
tickets 75c.
Big Dance July 3rd
Posters are already out calling
attention to a big dance to be
held at Cogswell’s Eagle Creek
Hall, Saturday night, July 3rd.
Dancing will be from 9 to 3
o ’ clock with Steib’s Portland or­
chestra furnishing the music.
Everyone is invited to start July
4th right by attending.
Fishing Tackle
Ed Boner
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Estacada