Saturday Specials
Men’s Wool Shirts, regular $2.
shirt. All wool,
$ .
double breasted
Newssay
W hat will the
Saturday
after you have had your
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and should be Prepared Now
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Cotton Blankets,
Best rt» i
quality, tan or gray «P 1 .
Larger sizes in k white, rt* 1
gray, mixed colors
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Night
Gowns, Men’s (t» i
Flannelette, big, roomy *P 1 •
made, one piece $ 1
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sanitary
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Pajamas,
Flannelette,
Men’s fine- quality, jC 1
ntedium weight
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Cotton Batts, On piece o A
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Best (t* e\
quality, size 64x76, pair
Gowns,
Larger sizes in all good ri»
mixed and plain colors «pU.
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Wool Batts, Ready
Wool Blankets,
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Cotton Batts, good
quality, white cot-
ton, full 14 ounce
rolls
Battle With Winter Colds
Canvas gloves, regular 15 ^cent
quality, heavy
with knit writ
Specials
Ladies’ Best
quality flannelette, € 1
large size 50c and ^
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3 »* roll
90C
Cotton Batts, Bestqual- o n
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‘ ‘ YOUR
SATISFACTION
H o lid ay ’s P ro g ra m
Annual School Entertainment at the Family Theatre, Tuesday
Evening, at 7:30 o’clock, December*7, 1915.
January 1,—New Year’s Day____ _____________ Primary Room
February 1 2 ,- Lincoln’s Birthday_____ ____ ___ __ ,8th Grade
February 14, Valentine’s Day,—________ 2nd and 3rd Grades
February 22,—Washington’s Birthday________ ______8th Grade
April ?, Arbor Day............................. ..........___6th and 7th Grades
May 30, Memorial Day .................................... 2nd and 3rd Grades
July 4, Independence Day_____ 1______________Primary Room
September ? Labor Day__________________ 4th and 5th Grades
October 12, Columbus Day,_______________ 4th and 5th Grades
November ? Thanksgiving Day....... ...............4th and 5th Grades
December 25, Xmas Day........... ............................. Primary Room
Closing of the Old Year
_______
___ 6th and 7th Grades
Admission, Adults 20 cents; children 10 cents. Proceeds for
school apparatus.
IS
OUR
SUCCESS”
F r ie n d s h ip L i n k s
Start A Friendship Bracelet
Each Link Is A Fond Rememherance
Of Some Friend Or Relative.
Make your Xmas selections n o w --
Beckwith, The Jeweler
Mrs. A. G. Bartholomew, of
Former Editor Visits Estacada
Heppner, Oregon, is visiting her
Garfield Grange held a very
G.
E. I^a Follette, formerly ed­
children, Mrs. E. E. and Mrs. C.
interesting meeting Saturday. A
itor
of
the Estacada Progress and
C. Saling of Currinsville and F.
goodly number of members were
at present editor of the Helena
Bartholomew of Estacada.
present and quite a lot of enthus­
j (Mont.) Independent, spent a
day visiting among friends in Es-
iasm was manifested in laying
Mrs. W. R. Blackburn and fam­ ; tacada this week. He is headed
plans for better work for the
for his ranch near Crescent, Or. I
coming year. The next meeting ily of Oregon City spent a couple where he w ill take a lay-off until I
being election of officers it was l)* days last week at the home of next Spring.
voted to meet on Dec. 18th, in- her sister - in - law, Mrs. Willis A number of Mr. La Follette’s
old friends tendered an impromp­
stead of the 25th. The lecturer y once °f E stacada.__
tu turkey dinner in his honor,
announced that there would be al
“ free for all spelling match” at
Mrs. L. Marrs of Salem, is vis- Monday evening.
tne next meeting. A bountiful: ¡ting her daughter. Mrs. L. Hale
Mrs. Ben Tannler, of Viola, is
dinner of chicken, cakes, pies, and son. R. H. Currin of Currins- visiting at the home of her daugh­
ter, Mrs. Forbes of Portland.
etc., was enjoyed by all.
j ville.
G a rfie ld G ra n g e
$2. a day.
$10. a week
Hotel E stacada
Modern Conveniences
One of the most delightful Resorts
on the Coast
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
Miss Maud Sturgeon and moth­
er of Estacada returned home
last Monday night, after an e: -
tended trip through California,
where they visited the fairs and
resorts, and enjoyed a needed
rest.