Am atejr Vaudeville Saturday.
Special Prices
Wall Paper Prices
are ^oing up every day
ON
'M in a Taylor
House Dresses
$1.00 Dresses
1.25
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1.75
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Manager Sparks is already ar-
‘ ranging for additional seating
capacity for rex. Saturday even­
ing’s combination picture show
an I vaudeville
performance,
when the ladies of the G. I. C.
Get yours while I have plenty on hand.
will stage some clever vaude­
ville, including a short play, and
several songs and dances, the
! participants being local people,
whose names are withheld. Ev­
prices have advanced in price
eryone is invited, show starts
promptly at 7 P. M.
10 to 2 0 »
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Furniture and Mattress
Parent Teachers
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Come in an d see them
at once—while we
have the sizes
Have you seen our
New Line of Ladies Neckwear
The Very Latest In
Collars
Come in an d select your Sum m er wearing apparel from
White Shoes to Auto Caps
Now while the assortm ent is complete
EAST CLACKAMAS SUPPLY CO.
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“ Your Satisfaction
Is Our Success”
To Take Cooking Lesson
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| The next regular meeting of
j the Estacada Parent Teacher As­
sociation will occur in the dom­
estic science hall of the schools,
I on Wednesday afternoon. May
110th.
The meeting will be in charge
I of Miss Schrepel, who teaches
| the domestic science at Estacada
land will include in the program
| many inte esting cooking dem-
| onstrations. These meetings are
open for all interested parties.
Eagle Creek Notes
Contributed
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle and
| Mrs. Forrester of Estacada called
| on Mrs. Howlett Sunday after -1
noon.
Mrs. Walter Douglass, who, a
short time ago, had an operation
performed on her throat, was get­
ting along nicely at the last re­
port.
Some o f the patrons gathered
at Mrs. Masson’s the other day
and practiced some songs for the
I Grange picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass re­
turned home from Oregon City
i on Monday.
Miss Clara Bock, who has been
i working for some seven weeks
for Mrs. Howlett, returned home
ion Sunday,
In A Recent Hill Climbing Contest
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on Duncan Hill, San Francisco, the Chevrolet was
the only car that climbed the hill with power to
spare, - actual test.
Some cars tried as many as twenty times with­
out success. Only three cars were able to make
the climb.
A two million ($2,000,000.00) dollar Chevrolet
Branch is now under construction in Oakland, Cal.
Get the most for your money in power, quality
and economy, by GETTING A CHEVROLET.
F. P. Allen, the Sunday School
missionary came to Eagle Creek
Saturday and stayed over Sun­
day, holding ■ services at the j
I >ouglass school-house.
Everett Beckett and w ife left
for Portland on Sunday. M r.!
Beckett has gone to resume work
| for the railroad company.
Miss Mumpower o f Damascus
! came up to Mrs. Howlett’s ori
! Tuesday to work for her.
Mrs. Jane Douglass o f St. Jo­
seph spent several days with her
mother recently. She returned
home on Tuesday.
The Car o f the Multitude.
Price in Estacada— $675. — for 5 passenger
$625. for speedy and powerful roadster
Take a ride in one and be convinced
Lee Bronson
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Estacada, Oregon.
Miss Edna Kennedy spent the
week end in Portland.
Mrs. Orkey and Mrs. Holland-*
, er were Estacada visitors on
Monday.
We are Still Selling
at the same price also giving
you 5 to 10"» di» count extra
on what we have in stock.
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DISHES and C R AN 1TE W A R E
The Estacada Furniture Company
U N D E R T A K I N G
Furniture
Glassware
Wallpapers
Rugs
Utensils
Etc
1916
Maxwell
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25
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Com plete w ith E lectric
S ta rte r and L ights
$ 745 .
Delivered
at
Estacada
Demonstrations Gladly Given.
H. P. Jochimsen
Estacada,
Agent
Oregon
BlacKstone
TIRES
Non-Skid -
Made by Knight Tire Co.
30 x 3)4 Ford Size
$
1 2 .
None Better
at PesznecKer’s
Cascade Garage - Estacada, Or.
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