Speci al !
Special!
One only
All Fruit Jar Rubbers
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• Ladies Vests
$18. Florence Oil Stove $12.
Regular 10c —while they last— 5c
Regular 25c Mason Lids
Speci al !
10c
All 25c values . . . .
' All TOBACCO and CIGARS
at the old price while it lasts.
15c
Underwear at last years price.
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PARK & CLOSNER
Broadway at Second St.
Notice O f Road District Meeting To Vote
Special Road Tax
Notice is hereby given, pur
suant to Sec. 15, Chap. 299, Gen
eral Laws of Oregon for 1917,
that a Road District Meeting of
the legal voters of Road District
No. 4, Clackamas County, Ore
gon, will be held on the 24th day
of November, A. D,, 1917, in
said Road District, at the hour of
1:00 o’clock P. M., in Currins-
ville School House to vote an ad
ditional tax in said road district
for road purposes as by law pro
vided.,
H. S. Anderson,
<■ County Judge.
M. J. Kerkes
Buyer for the
o41bina
Dressed
Beef Co.
Of Portland
LIVESTOCK
of all descriptions
Purchased
If you have any for sale - phone
HENRY GITHENS
Currinsville
Eagle Creek Notes
Notice O f Road District Budget Meeting
Contributed
Notice is hereby • iven tl at.
pursuant to Chapter 234, Gener
al Laws 1913, and Chapter 212,
General Laws 1915, a me ting of
the legal voters of Road District
No. 49. Clackamas County, Ore
gon. will he held a Garfield
Country £iub Hall, in said dis
trict on the 21th day of Novem
ber, 1917, a1 the hour of 10:: 0
o’clock A. M., tor the purpose of
considering the following esti
mates of the amount of money
to be raised by special tax in said
district for the ensuing year.
ROADS and HIGHWAYS
Improvement and maintenance of
Main Road
$1000.
Davis-Divers and Fall
Creek Roads
$lo00.
Kemp-Lemon Road
$1000.
Rawlins Road
$1000.
Mail Route
f 400.
PROBABLE RECEIPTS None.
BALANCES None
Subscribed by three resident
freeholders of said district and
by the road supervisor of said
district this 20th day of October
1917. Also subscribed by County
Judge.
L. J. Palmateer, Freeholder
L. M. Yocum
G. Q. Dart
E. T. Davis
Road Supervisor Road District
No. 49.
H. S. Anderson
County Judge.
Mrs. Martha Dauehy is visit- |
ing with relatives over this way.
On Saturday, Eagle Creek
Grange held its regular meeting
with about forty members pres
ent. A short session was held
before noon, when, after partak
ing of a fine chicken dinner,
work was resumed. R. J. Wer
ner, of Fairview, was present
and gave a talk on the lime sit
uation, Mrs. Phillips, the lectur
er, presented a very interesting
program.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thomas,
Mrs. Annie Littlepageand James
Bell, of S a n d y , and Frank
Ewing, of Springwater, were
Grange visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass
motored to Oregon City and Port
land Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Holder
and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Morgan
of Estacada, were entertained at
dinner Sunday, by Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Woodle.
Mrs. Viola Douglass made her
sister, Mrs. A. W. Cooke, of Da
mascus, a visit Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sersan-
ous of Portland, motored out to
E. Naylor’s on Sunday.
\
Mrs. M. E. Judd is now stay
ing with her daughter, Airs.
John Douglass.
Mr. Marston sold H. S. Gibson
some cattle last week.
S. A. Douglass was in Eagle
Creek recently, the guest of rel
atives.
John C. Peterson of Estacada
is this week building a plank
sidewalk surrounding his prem
ises. This walk in the Spring
will be replaced with a cement
one, after the ground is perfect
ly settled.
Postmaster W. A. Heylman
of Estacada has been having
great luck lately with the speck
led beauties of the Clackamas,
having last week landed one
trout 18 inches long and 9 inches
around the waist line, and sever
al others slightly smaller.
STRAYED or STOLEN Light
Jersey Heifer, 2 year old.
Phone Walter Lemon, Garfield.
Estacada, Oregon
.
Complaint has b e e n made
against the running-at-large of
a vicious ram in the vicinity of
Estacada and Faraday. This
ram last week attacked several
children and was only driven off
by the united efforts of Albert
Adlon and a companion, who
were compelled to use clubs and
rocks.
James Craft of Viola, who en
listed in the Hospital Corps lust
• June, returned to the Mare Is
land Navy Yards last week, fol
lowing a 40 days leave of absence
on account of illness, most of
which time was spent at the par
ental home in Viola.
Miss Virginia Scott of Estaca
da. entertained a number of her
friends last Saturday afternoon,
1 at a matinee party at the Family
Theatre, in honor of Iter birthday
j the 19th. In the evening the
• young folks repaired to her home,
where they enjoyed games and
refreshments.
I
Al J. Darling of Eugene, who
formerly was in business in Es
tacada, spent a few days here
this week, renewing old friend
ships.
The Estacada Garage report
that their mechanical department
is now in charge of W. J. Kelly,
formerly of Portland. Mr. Kelly
is an expert in all phases of the
work, having had twelve years
practical experience in the Ford
and Buick factories.
Guy Graham of Seattle was in
Estacada for a few days this
week, prior to his return to Seat
tle. where he has enlisted as
draughtsman in th e aviation
corps and expects to leave for
San Antonio, Texas.
Dont Throw It Away!
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ly the expense of new parts but can save you time as well.
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ery day.
So let us show you.
The demand for BRUNSWICK TIRES is growing ev
They give 4.000 mile service.
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Service and Sales Agents for Dodge, S a x o n ,
FIREPROOF
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