Eastern Clackamas news., March 09, 1916, Image 3

I Let nothing interfere with
• your being present next
Eve • March 10
A t The
Estacada Pavilion
W h en the Famous, Festive, Fantastic, Funmaking, Foreign, yet Fashionable
FRENCH CARNIVAL
W ill Occur.
The General Admission is absolutely FREE,
with but a Slight, Small, Scanty, Simple
Stipend charged for the Wonderful, Winning, Worthy, Wideawake, yet a Wee bit Wicked
Special Attractions
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Includes “ African Dodger”
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Star Black Face Comedians.
The Masked Wrestlers
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Local and Foreign Criminals.
The Dusky Lark.
The Mysterious Female.
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For Gents Only.
By Old and New Masters.
O R u (| ic fP R a to R a f f e t i| u iu l tit« ju m ou A CfuAA o J ttw n j tit« cfuAAwai in ittfi c fu .w
Given under the auspices of
Estacada High School Student Bodjr.
Practical Pruning
Demonstration
Dorcas Notes
On Saturday last, twenty-two
o f the ladies o f Garfield met at
Bannockburn Ranch and enjoyed
a luncheon given in honor o f
“ Miss Satterlee and the young
ladies o f her seminary.”
In behalf o f the society, Mrs.
Reid voiced a cordial welcome,
which was responded to by Miss
Satterlee (Miss Roberta Reid).
Kathleen (Miss Esther Revell)
in her rich Irish brogue respond­
ed to the toast "Burnt Toast”
and Mrs. Kate Botkin cleverly
spoke on “ The Leap Year Girl
and her Opportunity.”
The Dorcas Society will meet
for an all day session with Mrs.
H. A. LaBarre, on March 16th,
all members and friends are in­
vited.
Priacillas Elect
The Priscilla Club o f Cur-
rinsville.met at the home o f Mrs.
Granville Linn on Thursday a f­
ternoon, March 2nd, where a
tamale luncheon was served.
The following officers were el­
ected for the ensuing year: -
P r e s . , Gladys Hughes; Vice-
Pres., Eva Saling; Secy., Edith
Trowbridge; Treas., Jane B. Sal­
ing.
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Friendship Links
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That Lasts Forever
Five different designs to select from
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The Jeweler
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Why Spend Over Two Bones For A hat?
W e are now showing the latest Spring styles
in Men’ s Hats
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Price
$2.
When in Portland — Call and See Us
126 - 4th St.
DRAKE & MAUCK
349 Washington St.
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County Fruit Inspector, Stan-
dish, announces that a practical
demonstration will be held on
Saturday, March 11th., begin­
ning at 10 A. M. on the Spring-
water farm o f R. D. Tracy.
Horticultural
Commissioner
Jas. Pomeroy will conduct the
demonstration, dealing especial­
ly with the proper pruning and
spraying to l>e used in the reno­
vating o f old orchards.
Many farmers have requested
the county inspector to arrange
such a demonstration and it is
hoped that all interested will be
present.
Currinsville Honor Roll
•According to Miss Ho.-s, the
popular Currinsville teacher, the
following pupils are eligible to
the Roll o f Honor for the month
o f February: Mary and Glen
Ely, Edmund and Irene Saling,
Ralph Wade, Lydia and Walter
Matson, Francis and Marie Yunk-
er, Wilma Kitching and Irma
Jones.
A business and social meeting
o f the George Commercial & So­
cial Club will occur next Satur­
day evening, March 11th.