E. H. S. Echoes
Contributed
The work on the play-shed, due
to lack of laborers, is progressing
rather slowly; but under the
careful direction of Mr. Under
wood, the boys expect to com
plete it this week.
We have not heard anything
from Mr. Baker’s hat lately, but,
judging from disappearances,
several objects of school property
have gone to hunt it.
If you want to know anything
about the feel of a fresh pompa
dour, ask Clyde Denny. Accord
ing to a petitition, which was
drifting about the assembly hali
last week, Clyde is very anxious
to receive the “love and honor’’
which the girls promise to bestow
upon him, providing he forfeit
certain portions of his chief
charm, his hair.
Although an epidemic of La
Grippe is invading the town, no
great increase of absence is
noticeable in the high school.
The debate “try out” which
occurred in the assembly hall on
Friday the 14th, proved both
beneficial and interesting. Those
chosen on the debating team for
this year were Lewis Jones, Ruby
McWillis, Joe Demoy, Philip
Adams, Lloyd Saling and John
Schenk.
Big Dances for the Holidays
We are too busy selling
Christmas Toys For The Chrildren
Dry Goods, Notions, Furniture,
Wall Paper, Candy, Nuts
and
Fruit
to toot ours or anyone elses horn.
We guarantee to save you money on your
C H R I S T M A S C A N D Y and N U T S
If we cant, get them from the other fellow.
We devote one day each week in Portland,
filling orders for our customers.
Park & Closner
Broadway at 2nd - Estacada, Oregon
Every Farmer Needs Accurate, Reliable Scales
Are you equipped with such weighing device now?
All right, I have taken the agency for the
Fairbanks
Genuine
Scales
which are recognized the world over as the best
“ FOR IF IT IS WEIGHED ON A FAIRBANKS,
THERE IS NO ARGUMENT.’’
Call and inspect one. Each scale perfectly equipped with steel to
steel bearings, arrow tip beam; large platform and wide wheels.
ESTACADA PRICES:
$15 for 500 lb. capacity— $18 for 1,000 lb. size.
C. C. Miller
Plumbing—Steam Fitting—Tinning
I sn ’ t T his L ogical ?--------
n article at no of profit
can be made on the sale of an
J ewelry , until all expenses incident
to the sale are deducted, is the natural sup
position — isn’t this correct?
N i ow consider—the higher the expense of a
While we favor a personal call
at our store, you can be AS
SURED OF FAIR DEALING
if you tell us your wants over the
wire.
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Our TEAS. COFFEES and
SPICES Are the Purest.
Butter, Cheese an t Eggs DI
RECT FROM THE FARM
AND DAIRY.
FRESH VEGEIABLES and
FRUITS In Season.
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A TRIAL ORDER
Estacada Home Bakery
US
G. H. Lieh thorn. Prop.
jeweler, the higher the selling price of an ar
ticle of jewelry must be.
F urther you are aware that my expenses in
operating a jewelry establishment in Estacada
are nothing as compared with the big jewelry
houses in Portland and other cities.
iSo — which one of us can make the quickest
profit on a sale?
I can — of course!
T h at is why I am asking you to let me quote
you prices on any article of jewelry, before
you purchase elsewhere. I do not have the
heavy expense of carrying a big stock, but
I have the catalogs and can furnish you any
article at a saving to you and with a fair prof
it to me and I guarantee satisfaction.
Consider this now before you do your Christ
mas buying and let’s get together and inciden
tally keep the home dollar in home circulation.
F
P
The Jeweler
. L . B eckw ith Ksta<,a,ia' °reg, n
As usual, the coming holiday
season will have much to offer the
lovers of dancing, with three big
parties scheduled during the
eight days from Christmas Eve
to New Years Eve.
The first affair will take place
at Cogswell’s Hall in Eagle Creek
next Saturday evening, the 23rd,
and a crowd of the Estacada
young people are planning to join
with the Eagle Creek dancers for
that night. As banjo music for
the step dances and violin for the
waltzes is promised, a good time
is assured.
On Christmas night, the 25th,
at the Estacada Pavilion, the
yearly Christmas Dance of the
C. I. C. will take place, with
Bronson’s orchestra furnishing
the music and many novel attrac
tions promised.
The wind-up and grand finale
of the season on New Years Eve.
Saturday, December30th, will be
the Eigth Annual Ball, under the
auspices of the Estacada Volun
teer Fire Department. This af
fair is always the popular attra-
tion of the winter season and not
less than one-hundred couples are
expected to join in the Grand
March, as many young folks from
Portland and nearby sections are
planning to participate.
The public is cordially invited
to all these affairs, and as there
is plenty of time for rest and
recuperation between, a big at-
tendence is expected at all three
dances.
Mrs. E. F. Jenkins and baby
of Portland are visiting at the
home of Mrs. E. E. Jenkins of
Garfield.
For Your
W ifes’
Xmas
Present--
BUY HER A
GASOLINE IRON
(l)oea an Ironing for 2c)
PRICE $3.5«
for sale by
Estacada Garage