You are ALL interested
in your table
You are particular about three meals a day
There is the serious problem of C ost and the no less important question of Q uality.
These must meet with your strong approval and to these must be added
the best of Service before you are satisfied with your trading place.
From this standpoint we want to make you a satisfied customer.
In
all
lines
we
try
to
have
the
best
there
W e recommend our
RED
RIBBO N canned goods as best in quality.
Our coffees and teas of all grades are
selected carefully as to quality and cost
is,
at
prices
that
are
right.
In spices and extracts we handle the
Schillings Best which is surpassed by none.
W hether you com e to the store and m ake a careful selection
or telephone you r order
—
you will be satisfied.
What you get here must please you
If it doesn’t, we will make it right
EAST CLACKAMAS SUPPLYCO.
" Y O U R
Three Districts Dropped
SATISFACTION
Harvest Festival
District 60 is south o f Molalla
and was divided between dis­
tricts 22 and 28.
District 20 is in the Clarks
neighborhood and was divided
between 45. 21 and 19. District
59 was absorbed by district 14.
Judge Anderson, who has made
a careful study o f road districts,
believes that the changes made
this year are the beginning o f a
more logical and satisfactory di­
vision of the county. He is of
the opinion, however, that it will
require several years to put his
ideas into practice completely.
Choral Society is promised
the Saturday following.
OUR
SU CC E SS”
Dance Oct. 16th
In line with County Judge An­
The annual Harvest Festival
derson’s theory that all road dis­ takes place in the Springwater
tricts should have roads leading church Sunday, Oct. 17th, with
to marketing points and his belief ¡service at 11 A. M., followed by
that Clackamas county has too a lunch and afternoon service.
many districts, the county court Everyone is welcome and asked
Thursday cut the number o f dis­ to bring something for the gen­
tricts from 60 to 57, and minor eral table, which is free for all.
revisions were made in several
Good music will be furnished
other districts. The changes by the choir and various instru­
were made on the last day o f mental selections will be render­
September, the last allowed un­ ed. Program announcement will
der the new state law. The dis­ appear next week.
tricts discontinued are 59, 60 and
A concert by the Springwater
20 .
IS
There will be a dance at Cogs­
well’s Hall, Eagle Creek. Satur­
day evening, Oct. 16th. Beers’
orchestra will furnish the music.
Lunch will be served in the hall
and everyone is invited. Tick­
ets 75c.
Tamale Dinner
On the evening o f October 15th
the ladies o f the M. E. Aid Soci­
ety will hold a chicken tamale
dinner in the C. I. C. rooms.
The auction sale at the Gutt-
ridge place in Springwater Tues­
day brought out a crowd o f about
150. Fair prices prevailed and
many buyers obtained bargains.
Among the articles was a baby
buggy on which Chris Johnson of
George laughingly offered a bid
o f $2. and to his apparent dismay
he found himself the owner o f
the vehicle, which until it can be
put to a more practical use may­
be operated as a jitney between
v Mrs. Harry Stokes o f Garfield George and Estacada.
left last week for Norfolk, Vir­
ginia where she will remain in­
Mrs. Mary Worden and daugh­
definitely, as her folks reside ter Allie, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
there. Mr. Stokes, who is now- Underwood df Portland spent last
on a hunting trip will probably | Sunday in Estacada as the guests
go to Norfolk this fall.
o f H. E. Worden.
Maxwell
”
25
”
Complete with Electric
Starter and Lights
$ 745 .
Free Demonstrations Gladly Given.
for
New Jitney Service
1916
Committee Transacts
H. P. Jochimsen
Little Business
The executive committee o f
the East Clackamas County Fair, |
which met in Estacada last Mon-|
day, owing to routine business
matters did not get around to the
selection o f a committee to act as
their successors for the 1916 sea­
son.
Agent
Estacada, Oregon
Plumbing
Electric W iring
Metal Repairing
Saw Filing
J. C. Bradford o f Portland is
spending a few weeks recuperat­
ing at the Estacada Hotel. Mr.
Bradford will be remembered as
the superintendent o f the old mill
at River Mill, but owing to a re­
cent illness and lengthy stay in
the hospital, few friends would
recognize him now, as he has lost
about one hundred pounds of
fiesh, but m a in s his smile.
j
Tinning
Etc.
See
C. C. MILLER
Electric Wiring
Estacada,
Plumbing
•
Saw Piling
Oregon.