For the next GO days, we are offering any of the following
high class cars on easy
TERMS
Advise us which car you are interested in and we will have
no trouble arranging the payments to suit your pocketbook.
Saxon Roadster
G ra n g e T o M eet E v en in g s
As all farmers are too busy
these days to take off an entire
day to attend meetings, the Gar­
field Grange will hold its next
meeting, Saturday evening, July
22nd.
The usual business will be trans­
acted from 7:30 to 8:30 P. M., af­
ter which a program will be given,
to which all are invited.
V iola B reezes
Cars at Prices to Suit
Y o u r P o ck et
5 Passenger
R o a d ste r
or
B ook
T o u rin g C a r $ 4 9 3 .2 5
R unabout
$ 4 4 3 .2 5
Contributed
Mrs. Wm. Hicinbotham arid
daughter Mildred came out from
Portland and spent Saturday and
Sunday at the Sevier home. Mrs.
Hicinootham is improving in
health.
C. Hively, Joe LaCroy and A.
price here
with easy terms
C. White expect to go to Spokane
Wednesday by jitney route to take
a chance in that land lottery.
5 Passenger
James Craft, who is working at
the Creason mill, had a narrow
price here
with easy terms
escape from having one of his legs
broken. As it was, he received a
few' bad bruises; it was caused by
the carriage backing on him.
There is lots of hay spoiled here
in the valley. Mr. Tannler has 18
price here $
. with easy terms
acres cut in the field, and there are
7 P a sse n g e r
“4 ”
$945.
others
who will loose all their hay.
AH C a rs F u lly E q u ip p e d
All Cars F. 0. B. Es'acnda
J. F. Wiles, who rented the J.
Ficken farm, expects to go to Ida­
We do expert mechanical repairing on ANY machine made.
ho, and Mr. Ficken will move
G asoline, Oils, T ires, A ccessories
back to the old farm again
T ire s V u lc a n iz e d
F re e A ir a n d W a te r
Mrs. Charles Landers and little Expert Mechanical Force Always On Hand
son are camping at Gladstone and
Votes Given On All Cash Purchases
Try our own combination T ra n sm issio n G re a s e
attending the Chautauqua.
Headquarters for
Ray Miller and wife, and daugh­
“P y re n e ” F ire E x tin g u ish e rs
ter Bernice attended the Chautau­
qua on Monday. Quite a number
K n ig h t a n d B lack sto n e T ire s
of Viola people intended to go,
but the rain interfered.
Miss Frankie Heritage of
S. P. P e s z n e c k e r
-
-
E staca d a, O re g o n
Wieser, Idaho, is visiting at the
hofne of her cousin Mrs. I. I).-
E ag le C re e k N otes
Barton Resident Dies Suddenly Wright of Estacada.
Contributed
Word was received this week
H. H. Hotfmeister, who some­
An enjoyable dancing party
time ago underwent an operation of the sudden death from apo­ was held at the George Club last
at the Good Samaritan Hospital, plexy on Thursday last, of Alonzo Saturday evening, with the Linn
is able to be about again and re­ Saxton of Barton.
boys furnishing the music.
turned home last week.
The deceased was in his 52nd
Born July 10th, to Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Dickinson, year and resided on a farm near
of Oswego, accompanied by three the base of the Boring Hill road i Mrs. F. J. Schultz of Eagle Creek,
j a twelve pound boy.
young ladies from that city, at­
tended Eagle Creek Grange last and is survived by a wife and
Saturday. They are wide-awake several children.
V o tin g C o n te st S ta n d in g
patrons of husbandry and Eagle
Following
is a list of contest­
Creek patrons are always glad to R ecru its W a n te d F o r A rm y ants and their respective stand­
Delivered at Estacada
have them visit their Grange.
The Newrs is advised that Capt. ing in the Thousand Dollar Mer­
Demonstrations Gladly Given.
They put on some drill work which John B. Hibbard, Infantry, Or­ chandise Prize Voting Contest,
was highly appreciated. Owing egon Militia, Recruiting Officer, as shown by the judges’ count,
H. P. Jochimsen
Agent
to the busy time there was a very will arrive in Estacada today, re­ ending Wednesday noon, July 19,
small number of the members of maining until Friday evening.
Estacada, Oregon
the prize being awarded to the
Eagle Creek Grange present, but Captain Hibbard’s object is to contestant, having received the
those who were absent will regret secure recruits for the Oregon greatest number of votes, during
their absence when they learn National Guard, now' on the bor­ the past week, being Mrs. Theo.
that Brother and Sister Dickinson der.
O R D E R
Y O U R
Harders with 171,822 votes.
were visiting the Grange.
Mrs Mable Wooster 1,011,950
After a few days visit with her L. J ’ Falmateer of Garfield
Mrs D S Fleming
444,671
sister, Mrs. Norval Kirchem of went to Morgan, Oregon, Mon­ M E Church
384,439
Logan, Mrs. Walter Douglass
International Tailored
Mrs Theo Harders
340,616
day
to
help
his
brother
Will,
dur­
returned home on Monday.
Mabel
Keller
274,744
ing the harvesting.
V o tes A lso G iv en O n
Lucile Jones
210,214
FOR SALE OR TRADE A
Gladys Miller
69,135
good maie, good top buggy and
Mrs. Harry Halley and children
Lunches • Confectionery
Abbie Wagner
57,203
a set of single harness to trade of Portland are the guests at the
Myrtle
Looney
37,793
Drinks - Tobaccos - Fruits
for cord-wood or stock hogs; or home of her cousin, Mrs. I. D.
Lucy Turel
20,461
will sell cheap for cash or good
AT
Rosa Trachsel
12,106:
Wright of Estacada.
note. VY. H. Holder, Estacada.
Mrs. Bittner
8,736
Erma Tenny
6,942
Gallina
5,630
Barney Gilbride
4,645
T h e George Presbyterian
that our work is a drawing card and prices remain the same.
Mary Woodle
2,100|
Church Sunday School will hold
We are still at the old stand
The 26th weekly prize, a
its annual picnic. Sunday, July
and wish to serve all our patrons right.
Wool e n B l a n k e t wi l l be
30th at the grove of the George
Call and see for yourself.
awarded the contestant receiving
Commercial & Social Club, with
¡the highest number of votes,
all members and friends invited
i during the week ending at noon
to bring their lunches and par­
1 .Inly 26.
i
Note:- Horseshoeing at the old prices on 4's and 5’s.
ticipate in a good time.
price here
$ 450 . with easy terms
Chevrolet Touring Car
$ 650 .
Dodge Touring Car
Oakland Six
$ 880 .
Saxon Six
$ 895 .
915
Studebaker
The Estacada C arafe
1916
CASCADE
GARAGE
Maxwell
”
25 ”
Complete with Electric
Starter and Lights
S u m m e r Sui t
I t ’s
A
R. G. March bank’s Store
Fact
Barr
(3& S o n