Tuesday, October 12th is Col-
; umbus Day and being a legal holi­
day, the Estacada State Bank will
i be closed.
Something New
heywood Guaranteed Mattresses
Call and inspect them
Also Our New Line Of
Beds
Mrs. Claude Stove and three
childien of Dallas, Or. have been
visiting at the home of her par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hamil­
ton of Viola.
Dining Room Chairs
Solid Oak Dressers
$13.75 and $15.75
Wm. Hicinbotham and family
of Viola spent from Friday to
Sunday last in Salem.
Writing and Business Desks
Library and Dining. Chairs
A few Go-Carts and Baby Buggies left
W e handle the “ White” hewing Machines
Born, Saturday, October 2nd,
to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Park of
Springwater, a daughter.
Mr. C. S. Bard and family of
Garfield, Wash., has recently
Our line of Rugs, of all kinds, is complete moved back to his former home
! in Springwater.
A few Rag Rug« left at $1. each
Special:-
15c a d o u b le roll
S pecial
Estacada Furniture Co.
U ndkrtakers
a day.
$10. a week
Hotel Estacada
Modern Conveniences
One of the most delightful Resorts
on the Coast
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
fFutlfanJ Juiltniiiij Co.
C itin o ti ncv
the arrival of their
New Fall and -
- Winter Woolens
for Men’ s and Women’ s Suits
$ 28 . and up
Ladies’ Suits to order $ 40 . and
Men’s Suits to order
up
You are cordially invited to call and
inspect our immense line of woolens.
Henry W. Jacobson
322 Morrison Street
Portland,
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Does your club room need
a new instrument?
Do
you want a piano, nlaver
piano, organ or phono­
graph? We will make
you a' liberal allowance
on vour present instru­
ment and will so arrange
the balance of vour pay­
ment«. that the purchase of the new instrument will
not omve an embarassment to you.
Advise us of your wants and
CAUSE AND REMEDY
FOR FOAMY CREAM
All flowered Wall-Paper up to
35c a double roll cut to
$ 2 .
Ledges, Clubs, Granges
or other Organizations
Over $15. was netted at the
Viola Ice Cream Social held in the
school house last Wednesday e-
vening.
Portland Hotel Block
Oregon.
T b e foam y cream tro u b le Is one very
rom m ou d u rin g tb e w in te r m onths
w hen co w s ure receiv in g dry feed and
| a re f a r u lo n s In th e m ilk in g period,
sta te s C. II. E cklea of tb e M issouri
ex p erim en t s ta tlo u . T b e tro u b le com es
a b o u t from tb e f a c t th a t tb e f a t In tbe
b u tte r U b ard a t th la H um of year,
cau sed by the d ry teed . and th at the
m ilk c o n ta in s so much curd. Som e
tim es such cre a m c a n n o t be churned
u n d e r uny conditions. S o p a rtic u la r
klm l of feed Is res|>onslble fo r tbe
tro u b le n o r can It be rem edied by
m a k in g e u y ch an g e In tb e ra tio n u n ­
less It Is by g iving tb e cow s a s u c ­
c u le n t feed like sila g e an d linseed
m eal.
T b e first th in g to do Is to m a k e su re
th e tem (>erature of th e cream is not
too low.
Very o ften w hen no th e r ­
m o m eter Is used tb e cre a m Is p ut Into
th e c h u rn a lto g e th e r too cold, an d tb e
c h u rn in g c o n tin u e s u n til tb e tem |sTU
»ure Is ra ise d by fric tio n o f th e c h u rn
to su ch a point th a t tb e b u tte r can
g a th er. F o am in g o f th e cream usually
m ean s th a t tb e cream Is th in an d cold.
A th e rm o m e te r o f som e kind should
be used an d th e te m p e ra tu re of tb e
cream b ro u g h t to 04 o r flfi d eg rees be­
fo re c h u rn in g w h e re th is tro u b le has
occurred.
If a cre a m se p a ra to r Is a t h a n d tb e
difficulty o f churnlD g can be largely
rem oved by tn k lu g th e sw ^et cream as
soon a s It la se p a ra te d , m ix in g It w ith
a s m uch w arm w a te r a s th e re w as
m ilk to s t a r t w ith an d re se p a ra tln g It.
T h e b u tte r from su ch cre a m will ta s te
slig h tly fist, b u t will rem ove enough
o f tb e cu rd so th e c h u rn in g will usual
ly ta k e place In a fairly sa tis fa c to ry
m an n er, if no s e p a ra to r Is used th e
sa m e th in g can be accom plished by
m ix in g th e cre a m w hile sw eet w ith
w arm w a te r an d allo w in g It to sta n d In
a p an u n til th e creurn ca n rise to tbe
su rfa c e , w hen It Is sk im m ed off
$100 R e w a r d , $100
T h e re a d e rs of th is p a p e r w ill be
p le a s e d to l e a r n t h a t t h e r e is a t l e a s t
one d re a d e d d is e a se t h a t science has
b ee n a b l e to c u r e in a l l it s s ta g e s , a n d
t h a t Is c a t a r r h . C a t a r r h b e i n g g r e a t l y
Influenced b y c o n s ti tu ti o n a l c o n d itio n s
r e q u ir e s
co n stitu tio n al
treatm ent.
H a ll's C a ta r r h C u r s Is t a k e n in t e r n a lly
a n d a c t a th r u th e B lo o d o n th e M u co u s
S u r f a c e s o f th e S y s t e m t h f r e b y d e ­
s t r o y in g t h e f o u n d a t io n o f th e d is e a s e ,
g i v i n g $he p a t ie n t s t r e n g t h by b u ild in g
up the constitution and a ssistin g n a ­
t u r e In d o in g its w o rk . T h e p r o p r i e ­
t o r s h a v e so m u c h f a i t h In t h e c u r a t i v e
p o w e rs o f H a ll's C a t a r r h C u re th a t
th e y offer One H u n d re d D o lla rs for a n y
c a se t h a t it fails to cure. S end fo r list
of te stim onials.
A d d r e s s : P J C H E N E T A CO.. T oledo.
O h io . So id b y a ll D r u g g is ts . Tic.
ask for our price list ol slight-
ly used pianos and organs.
Q
R. M. Standish
Estacada Agent
R o ad W o rk P ro g re ssin g
Portland. Oregon
* O U * *
L. H. Burd
With the rock crusher station­
ed in the grove be; ween Nichol­
E staca d a, O re g o n
son’s and Mrs. Stubbe’s, the Gar­
field road crew from District 10, Cement Sidewalks Plastering
in charge of Supervisor Duncan,
Fire Places Basements
is doing some good work these
Septic Cesspools
days.
All Work Guaranteed
They have already placed anew
top dressing of crushed rock on
the lower part of the Wilson Hill,
C o u n ty M u rd e r
widening the roadway. A cul­
vert has been placed in the creek
Last Sunday night near his
where it crosses the road near home in Parkhurst, Sam Cas*
the Yocum barn, bringing the
road up to grade with crushed shot and killed his brother Er­
rock filling. Similar redressing nest, culminating a quarrel of
of worn spots and better drain- many years standing.
age will be done this fall, leav­ The murderer is now in the
ing nearly all of the Garfield roads county jail, pending preliminary
in fine condition for the winter examjnatjon Jmd hag retajned
travel, ihe road leaning from i ~
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C. Brownell and Judire
Ira
p p , s corner south as tar
as Geo.
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the Wonacott place has been well I Gordon E. Hayes as attorneys.
The dead man, who at one
paved with crushed rock and with
some additional rolling will be in time operated a saloon in Oregon
good shape.
City, had not borne an enviable
The taxpayers of District 10 do reputation and before being kill­
not favor the spending of the
$540. appropriated for the con­ ed had started to again abuse his
tinuation of the George Road brother Sam
After the shooting Sam Case
through their district, for plank,
preferring to wait until enough telephoned Sheriff Wilson, then
money is available to rock and came to Oregon City and sub­
permanently build the roadway. mitted to arrest.
It is likely that a number of
While there will be no mystery
George, Garfield and Estacada
taxpayers will go to Oregon City in this case to necessitate a coun­
to attend the next meeting of the ty expense to unravel, the tiial
county court, to further impress
upon the court the necessity of will probably be a sensational
appropriating enough money from one, as Sam Case and the other
the general fund to finish the members of the family had al­
George road before the winter ways borne a good reputation as
rains set in, as it will be impass­ compared with the dead brother.
able otherwise.