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Portland,
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A social evening was enjoyed
last Monday in the grove of the
Wash home in Estacada, the
affair being a social given by the
young people of the M. E. church
Epworth League.
Harvest Time
Mr. N. I. Bartholomew o f
Portland is visiting relatives in
Currinsville this week.
Is Here
Mrs. J. R. Townsend o f Esta-j
cada left last Wednesday with;
her son, Lester Townsend andj
wife o f Bull Run, for a few!
weeks trip to California, where
she will visit the Fair.
$2.
H o w ’s Y o u r R oof?
Repair It During The Dry W eather
You can Reap a Harvest
Of Profits
by trading where you can get the
most for your money.
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Shingles — Mountain Cedar
$2. per M.
Cascade Roofing Paper
$1.25 per 108 sq. ft.
Elastic Roofing Paint
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75c per gal.
N o. 1 Portland Flooring at $25. per M.
N o. 2
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20. ” ”
Shiplap N o. 1 common $12. — $13. per M.
Boxing and Dimension
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$11. ” ”
We also have a fine assortment of
Window and Door Casings, Trim and Mouldings.
No. 2 Doors
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$1. each
Lathes
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$2. per M.
Complete stock of
Hay, Feed and Grain
Fresh Supply of Sand and Gravel
Estacada Lumber & Produce Co.
E. D. Allen
Officials Visit Tributary Country
W. J. Sampson
j a few
turns would start the en­
gine, but, with the aid of Land
Agent Kelly, after raising the
load almost to the top, decided
the ignation was bad in the spark
plug and let go the handle to in­
vestigate. The windlass drum
left the well, chased Kelly around
two apple trees and the chicken
coop, complete y upset the dig­
nity of R. M. Townsend and not
being able to climb a fence could
not reach Mr. Hunt The bot­
tom o f the well was knocked out,
the cover busted and several of
the chickens were last seen fly­
ing towards Log LaBarre; four
hogs lost twenty pounds apiece
from fright and the family cows
nearly dried up from the scare.
Messrs. Hunt, Townsend and
Kelly o f the P. R. L. & P. Co.,
and ye editor, made a trip through
the Garfield and George sections
last Friday, in the interests of.
the coming fairs and to familiar­
ize themselves with the agricul­
tural resources adjacent to their
lines.
The party was entertained at a
delightful chicken dinner by Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Miller of George
and after visiting at the Stevens
and Joyner homes, proceeded to
explore the wilds o f Eagle Creek
canyon in the vicinity of Millers’
Bridge, planning to return to
Garfield via the upper road.
The company’s auto, weighing
about as much as a loaded freight
Dorcas Meeting
car and with a four horse-power
On Thursday, August 19th,
engine, made the down trip to
there will be an all day meeting
the bridge all right, but three
of the Garfield Dorcas Society
hours were consumed in getting
held at the Garfield Country
the arc out of the mudholes near
Club. All members and friends
the creek. Owing to the steep
are cordially invited to be pres­
grade on the Garfield side o f the
ent.
canyon, and the party not being
able to pull the bus up the hill,
Editor Standish, who returned
the return trip was made back Monday night from Bar View,
through’ George.
Or., where he had left Mrs.
An interesting article on the Standish and children, received
beautiful, yet seldom traveled word Tuesday forenoon of the
spots adjacent to their lines, will serious illness of his two-year-old
appear in some o f the railway’s boy, John Hubbard Standish.
forthcoming literature.
Mr. Standish and Mrs. M. H.
In an attempt to lift a 10 gallon Evans left for Bar View that af­
bucket of water from the Joyner ternoon and it is hoped that the
well. F. D. Hunt grasped the baby’s sickness will not be as
windlass handle, expecting that serious as feared.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eschleman,
Mrs. A. K. Morton and Miss
Florrie Kendall o f Estacada re-
! turned home last Monday from
Camp Killkare, where they have
i been for the past two weeks.
The
Modern
Priscillas of
Currinsville were royally enter­
tained at the home o f Mrs. John
Githens, of Currinsville, last
Thursday,
Aug. 5th.
About
thirty members and
visitors i
were present.
Miss Mable Fanning of the
Wm. Dale Co. is leaving Sunday,
Aug. 15th for Portland, on her
way to the Panama Pacific Expo­
sition, where she intends to spend
her vacation.
Born, August 4th, to Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Foster, o f Spring-
water, a daughter.
Mrs. J. L. Looney, son and
daughter, of Spencer, W. Va.,
who has been visiting with her
brother, John Barr o f Estacada,
for the past six weeks, will leave
for home the first of next week.
Mrs. P. N. Dustin of Centerburg,
Ohio, is also visiting her sister,
Mrs. C. A. Barr, at the Barr
home. Mrs. C. A. Barr is going
home with her daughter, Mrs. J.
L. Looney, for an extended visit.
The East Clackamas Supply
Co. have a feature film for the
Saturday Picture show at the
Family Theatre,
Aug. 14th.
which everyone should see anu
no one should miss.
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Binding Tw ine
We still have
to finish
your harvest at Prices That Are Right.
Feed o f All Kinds
handled in car lots.
before buying
Get our prices
elsewhere.
Groceries
Our grocery department has become
even more popular
than
our feed department.
Let us figure with you on that grocery
order and reap the benefits of right prices.
Just a Few Specials
Best Perry Sugar,
per sack
$6.75
Crystal or Royal White Soap, 6 bars 25c
Carnation Milk, 3 for 25c, per dozen .95
If you want Fruit Jars, Jar Caps,
Jar Rubbers or Jelly Glasses.
We
can
save you money.
W e W a n t Y o u r P ro d u c e
The State Veterinarian Recommends
SALT
For Those Sick Cows
W e are headquarters for
S A L T
which we handle in carload lots
Half-ground stock salt
50 U> sack
35c
per ton
$12.50
Dairy Salt
50 U> sack
45c
per ton
$16.00
SAMSON
. W 3S& W K
TR A C T O R
$
575 .
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Estacada,
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Oregon.