E. H. S. E C H O E S
Echo Via t ,
Ma> aff
Pen» Lov II,
local tditor
C THE GOOD
g Hdit r
j T H A T L IT T L E
L
Sam Barr, 'parting Editor
After ten days of quietness,
Tuesday morning the Estacada
school again started its usual
commotion of hurrying footsteps,
laughing voices and some study.
With a few exceptions everyone
was here and every teacher in
their class room ready to begin
the new year with hard work.
We are glad to see all the teach
ers back in spite of vacation hap
penings. So far, no students
have been reported as changing
their names during the holidays.
The usual enrollment has been
increased by three new pupils,
Warren McWillis, a Sophomore;
Irvie and May Lovell of N. Da
kota, as Freshmen.
The six debaters, who are to
represent E. H. S. this year spent
Thursday and Friday studying at
the Portland Library. The De
bate will occur January 14. The
subject is proving very interest
ing this year, and everyone, who
is interested in the upbuilding of
our country should come and
hear it.
Whether the housewife is able to do
her marketing direct or by phone, the
P *1 ice Meat Market
aim to serve to the best of their
ability.
Out of town orders can
be phoned in and delivered by par
cels poct, or if a neighbor is parsing
we will gladly arrange for them to
deliver your package.
Cash Paid For Eggs
Fred Jorg.
Proprietor
Phone Main 83.
Broadway
Estacada, Oregon
Beginning with this week the
i basketball hoys will observe strict
training rules, and practice and
drill long and hard each evening
at the pavilion for they are ex
pecting a game th e fifteenth.
Manager Harkenrider has had
great difficulty in arranging the
games.
Candies
100 K in d s
From 12c to $1. a pound
All fresh imported and domestic
Sportsmen’s
Headquarters
Call and get your 1916 Calendars
L u n ch e s
C o n fe c tio n e ry
Ed Boner
•
C igars
Estacada
Special Tickets
Given on
S c h o o l S u p p lie s
From
Jan.
On
5 to 12
The play shed has been equip
ped with travelling rings and
parallel bars. This was done by
Professor Guthrie, who, after
consulting all the lumbermen,
hardware men, plumbers, me-
j chariics and civil engineers in the
1 country, found out what he want-
led and where to “ head in a t.”
I Nevertheless, the design, fin
ish, looks and mechanical prin
ciple of this new apparatus is a
work of art.
~
Soap
Estacada Pharmacy
The
i
25c
Progress and
Weekly Oregonian
B o th
1 y e a r fo r $ 1 .7 5
SO ttE WEN ARC
.................... i J U S T FILL THEIR
T O B A C C O S A T I S F A C T I O N ] » FACES FULL AMD THEM SAV IT*!
[ too STRONG. I TELL'EMTO
] TAKE A SMALL CHEW
^ AND NOT GRIND ON IT.
w - b c u t g i v e s we f u l l
!
the way W-B CU T users handle their
tobacco; notice how small a chew they take; how
O BSERVE
little they spit—that’s because W-B CU T chewing is
rich tobacco.
Y our dealer sella it. T ell him you w ant W -B C U T Chewing — Ihe
Real Tobacco Chew , new cut, long shred. 10 cents u pouch.
“ N o tic e h o w t h e s a lt b rin g s o u t t h e ric h to b a c c o taste '*
k y WEYMAN-BRUTON C O M P A N Y , 5 0
Union Square, New York G tj
Organ Bargains
For the Home, School,
Church or Lodge.
P ric e s —N e t—P o rtla n d
Beatty, walnut case, (quite old)
-
Estey, oak, (good condition)
-
-
(no mirror, alxnit 5 ft. high)
Masot, & Hamlin, oak case, over 6 ft. tall
has two mirrors. Is in good shape.
Western Cottage Organ, walnut case
chapel style, has no top or mirror.
$12.50
25.00
32.00
25.00
In addition to the above we have several organs that
have never been sold, but have been out on
consignment, and show some shop wear.
Kimball style 141, 6 octave, oak case - $50.
Kimball stvle 111, walnut case -
-
50.
Kimball style 459, mahogany finish
-
65.
2 White School Organs
-
$30. and 35.
Sold on terms.
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H iiii iiiM iiii i n i i i i i i i i i H i i m i i i i i i i i i i i
In fo rm a tio n , Practical H elp for th e H om e
th e Farm , the C om m unity.
!
3 months for
M ER CH AN T w h o k n o w s "*)
yes, JUDGE,
FARMERS' AND HOME-MAKERS' WEEK
and RURAL LIFE CONFERENCES
J a n u a r y j t o 8 , 1916
Store
Progress
f in d s a
I___
O. A . C.
Jan. 12 to 19
At the
"
ju d g e
B IT O F
C on ven tions o f O regon 's G rea test Industrie*
C o n feren ces on O regon 's Most V ital Problem s
R. M. Slandish
Estacada Representative
LKCT V K EH—I) H MC) VST R A TIO N S—
E X H IB IT IO N S E N T E R T A IN M E N T S
T w o th o u sa n d p eo p le atten d ed last year
It is a
great pla ce to m nk friend- w ith live
th in k e rs aud liv e th o u g h ts good
w orkers, and good work.
W IN T E R S H O R T CO U RSE
J a n u a r y 10 to F e b r u a ry 4 , 1916
A Practical A gricu ltu ra l Course in a Nut Shell.
Applied s c ie n c e in Actual W ork o f
the Farm aud H ousehold
Course« in F R U IT R A ISIN G FA RM CROPS.
s tiI L S S T G .K RAISING D A .K Y WO.» K,
PO ULTRY R A ISIN G GARDE >I.NG, C o o k -
ING , SEW I M i H O U SEH O L D A R TS, HOME
N IP M N C ,.
U s IN E SS M E T H O D S. ROAD
BUI . DING
ARM ENG IN »• E K IN G , RL’KAI
ORGA n IZA TIO N S M A R K E TIN G
C orrespondence C ou rses W ithout T u ition .
E xp ert In str u c tio n in Music
R educed r a ilio a d rates
For program w r ite to The College Exchange, Oregon
Agricultural Co.!ege. Corvallis.
U w lJ l t o l l;
T elephone M eeting
C. I. C. Play
NOTICE The annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Esta
cada Telephone & Telegraph Com
j
pany, will he held at the tele
phone office, in Estacada, Tues
day, February 8th, at 2 o’clock
F. M.
Signed A. E. Sparks,
Secretary.
On the evening of Jan. 29th,
at the Boner Theatre in Kstaca
da, the C. I. C. will present a
play, entitled, "TheThree Hats,”
the proceeds of which will go to
wards the library fund. General
admission will be 25c with re
served seats 35c everyone i s
asked to keep this date open.