W H Y Saturday
Are So Many $ P [ P I A I
Brownsville Suits
Being Ordered?
Because
The cloth is all
Oregon Wool
Because
The Brownsville Woolen
Mills Store has an en­
viable reputation for
square dealing of over
20 years standing.
o 6 p t *
Ladies
House Dresses
1-3 Off
Because
Brownsville clothes are
not made in freak styles.
They are conser\ative
and serviceable.
,
They hold their shape and
the price is right.
J18.50 UP o“"'™ .. S1B.S0 IIP
Because
D. S. F l e m i n g
Agent
Brownsville Woolen Mills
Estacada, - Oregon.
“ Mill
To Man
Clothiers".
Parent Teacher Meeting
Dorcases To Meet 21st
The Estacada Parent Teacher
Assn, will hold its first meeting
at the school building on Thurs­
day evening. Sept. 21.
This will be chiefly a social
gathering, with a short program
dealing with the value o f co-op­
eration tretween parents and the
teachers.
All parents whether
living in the district or outside,
are invited.
A list o f topics for the year,
showing the committees in charge
will appear in the next issue.
The Garfield Dorcas Societ will
meet at the Grange Hall, Tiiurs-
day. September 21st. with Mrs.
Charles Duncan and Mrs. L J.
Palmateer as hostesses.
Mrs. Blanche Jenkins and Miss
Belle Inglish will assist in serv­
ing the lunch and it is hoped that
a full attendance of member^ will
be present, as there is consider­
able work to be finished for the
sale at the coming F,ast Clack­
amas County Fair.
Ladies, who are not mem Iters,
are cordially invited to meet with
the society for a day o f pie isant
Mrs. H. G. Trowbridge and
daughter of Estacada left Satur­
day for San Francisco where they
will make their future home, fol­
lowing Mr. Trowbridge who left
the week previous.
EAST CLACKAMAS SUPPLY CO.
“ Your Satisfaction
Because
fellowship.
LOST
In Estacada, a moss-
agate brooch.
Finder please re-
t u r n to M
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Eagle Creek Notes
Contributed
H. H. Hoft'ineister. who has
been in Portland for a week or
two returned home last week.
Ed Burnett o f Portland was in
Eagle Creek, Sunday.
Miss Alice Udell spent Sunday
night at the home of her uncle,
R. B. Gibson.
Mrs. Viola Douglass and Mrs.
R. B. Gibson accompanied H. H.
Udell and wife to Barton Sunday
and spent the afternoon at the
home o f H. F. Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mays were
recently the guests of the latter's
sister, Mrs. Roy Douglass.
The Eagle Creek Sunday School
now meets at 10 A. M.
GeorgeSawtell hauled the cream
Tuesday for Ed Douglass, who
w as making preparations to have
his threshing done.
With the opening of school and
with the completion of the sum­
mer's forestry fire protection,
the majority of the local men and
boys h a v e returned t o their
homes, including a number of
high school boys, who have been
working under Chief Forester,
Herman Wallace.
Is Our Success"
Park & Closner
Lcwest Bidder
On a bid o f $20*;., the Estaca­
da school board recently awarded
to Park & Closner the contract
for furnishing the necessary tools
and benches, for the newly es­
tablished manual iraining depart­
ment.
Bids for this order were receiv­
ed from many merchants, includ­
ing several from Oregon City.
A C. I. C. silver-tea will be held
at the club’s rooms in Estacada,
next Saturday afternoon, from 3
to 5 o ’clock.
The tea will be in
charge o f Miss Gertrude Dillon
and Mrs. D. S. Fleming, and all
ladies are cordially invited to
attend.
Mrs. C. F. Frazier and son Paul
and daughter Helen of Estacada
contemplate leaving shortly for
Portland, where they will make
their future home.
On Tuesday evening in Estaca­
da Park, the ladies of the Order
of the Eastern Star entertained
at a delightful picnic supper, the
Earl Day of Estacada returned members o f Estacada Masonic
Sunday from the Good Samaritan Order.
Hospital in Portland, where he
All voters are invited to the Re­
has been recuperating from an
publican County Banquet at Ore­
operation o f a few weeks ago.
gon City next Saturday night.
C. C. Miller and family o f Est­ Plates $1. Notify News office if
acada are moving from the Pos- you wish to attend.
son house on Currin St. to the
Dont forget the Rebekah An-
former Mavfield house on Zo-
niversarv September 20th.
brist St.