These are Some of the Bargains to be Found at Our
CLOSINC OUT SALE
School Supplies
Soaps
Miscellaneous
High School Pads
5 for 25c
Regular 5c Tablets
3 ” 10c
” 10c ”
2 ” 15c
” 15c ”
10c
10c Crayons
5c
All school supplies reduced in the
same proportion.
Crystal White.
per bar
5c
Bob White
5c
Diamond W
5e
Easy Day
5e
3 for 10c
5c Toilet Soaps
These are selling fast. first come.
first served.
Men’s $2.50 Hats
$1.50
All Underwear Reduced
25'»
Knives Forks Spoons cut
50‘\*
Patent Medicines Reduced 50"»
Xmas Toys Reduced 10 to 50"»
A Complete Stock of Fancy and
Plain Handkerchiefs, 5c to 25c.
p p
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p p
Dishes
Lam p Chim neys
Fancy Xmas Gift Plates 10c - 15c
4<>o Salad Howls
2&C
Olive and Pickle Dishes
10c
Cut Glass Water Pitcher
and Set of 0 Glasses
$2.
6 Glasses without Pitcher
75c
7c and 10c Glasses
5c
Similar Reduction on Entire Line
5c
A lum inum an d G ranite W are
Selling Below Portland Prices.
Set of Grass T able M ats 20 c
Our Entire H ardw are Stock
To Be Sold At Barguin Prices.
PARK & CLOSNER
2 n d & B roadw ay
The fact that a full page ad­
vertisement for Park & Closner
did not appear in this issue as
announced last week, is not the
fault of the advertiser but of the
publisher, who could not spare
that amount of space in this is­
sue, being forced to confine their
sale notice to a half page.
Under the direction of Super­
visor Fred Lins, that portion of
the Mt. Zion Road in Lower Gar­
field from the Archie Yocum cor­
ner to the George Armstrong
place is being planked. While
this stretch of road does not re­
ceive heavy traffic, it is ordinari­
ly impassable lor other than
teams during the rainy season.
Parties desirous of obtaining
Liberty Loan buttons and who
are entitled to same, are asked
to call at the E tacada State
Bank, where a supply of these
patriotic emblems has been re­
ceived.
Dover
Doings
Contributed
George Kitzmiller, who has
been employed in the O. & C.
Classification Service has return­
ed home, the work being stopped
on account of snow.
H. Fitzgerald is reported to
have sold his forty acre farm to
an Oregon City buyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ahnert
were Vancouver visitors recent­
ly, where their daughter Mollie
is teaching school.
The Susan Updegrave home is
being remodled and redecorated
in preparation for the holidays.
An aeroplane is reported to
have neen seen Thursday even­
ing last in the vicinity of Sandy
and Bull Run.
H. H. Udell and Walter Kitz-
■ miller are hauling plank for the
work on the Upper Eagle Creek
road.
Miss Eleanor Bewes, who is in
charge of the Dover School, re-
J. R. Intensifiers
FOR FORD CARS
With this intensifier you can adjust your lights or dim them
to conform to the traffic regnlations.
Come in and see it and you
will buy one.
FIREPROOF
Ed Shearer of Garfield return­
ed from a few days spent at the
annual show of the Oregon Poul­
try & Pet Stock Association in
Portland, where he was in charge
of part of the exhibits. This
year, Ed entered hut few birds,
but his Light Brahma fowls, as
usual, were awarded the prizes.
Ed also was one of the cool head­
ed men who helped handle the
excited crowd the night of the
bomb scare at the show.
Estacada, O regon
S pringw ater New* Item s
Contribute!
Clyde Sating of Currinsville,
who for the past sixty days has
been working near Heppner, hav­
ing leased and planted to wheat
a 120 acre piece of land, is ex­
pected home within the next ten
.days, where he will remain dur­
ing the holidays at least.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bard are
visiting friends and relatives in
Portland this week.
The Christian Endeavor Society
held its annual business and so­
cial meeting Wednesday evening,
at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Weld, where an enjoyable even­
ing was spent.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Grahle
have lately moved to Portland,
having rented their place to a
Portland party.
The Red Cross met this week
at the W. W. Christensen home
and next week will meet with
Mrs. George Guttridge.
Fred Closner suffered a severe
sprain of his ankle recently,
caused by a fall from his horse.
cently visited her brother John,
who is enlisted and stationed at
American Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lasswell of
Philomath, Oregon spent Sunday
at the home of their son, A. L.
Lasswell of Estacada
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Batteries Charged Here
No longer will you be delayed in having batteries charged
at a distant point for we have added to our mechanical depart­
ment a WESTERN ELECTRIC MOTOR GENERATOR, at great
expense, but our increasing business demands it.
Cascade Garage
Expert Mechanical Service.
Service and Sales A gents for Dodge, S a x o n , C hevrolet and Cadillac autos
Republic trucks and C leveland C aterpillar tractors.
S. P. Pesznecker
J. C. Peterson
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