Parent-Teacher Meeting
Some of Our New Prices
Based on Cash Business
Thirty d ys credit will be given those who have been
prompt paying in the past.
All accounts due on the first
of each month and if not paid by the 5th, further credit
will be refused.
White Mountain Flour
Multnomah Flour
Springwater New» Items
$2.75
2.70
Contributed
Mrs. G. M. Lawrence and son
are visiting with her sister, Mrs.
E. G. Strey of Centralia, Wash.
Only one sack to a family to thoae liv­
ing in t wn or near, thoae living at a
diatance ran purchase one half barrel.
We are still selling
M. J. H. Coffee
Arm & Hammer S< da
K. C. Baking Powder 25 oz.,
Jap Rice, 3 lbs.,
Head Rice, 2 Vi lbs.,
Yeast Magic or Foam 3 pk.,
Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Weld and
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bard attend­
ed the meeting held at the First
Presbyterian Church in Portland
on Tuesday.
35c.
5c.
20c.
25c.
25c.
10c.
We are expecting a large ship­
ment of shoes of all the latest
styles. Don’t fail to see them.
WARNER CORSETS
All styles and sizes at 10%
below city prices.
“ Your Satisfaction is Our Success“
East Clackamas Supply Co.
E stacad a, Oregon.
Told Standisti I didn’t have anything
to advertise this week having sold ail
my BARGAINS. But find in going through the
warehouse, a few more articles that I can save
you from $5. to $25. on.
Here is a partial list.
Come see them.
Portland price
2 - Harrows
1 • Disc
1 * 6 shovel 2 horse Cultivator
1 - 14 in Plow
1 - 8 way Force Pump
1 - Bbl Spray Pump
2 - Set Heavy Farm Harness
Heavy Team Lines
1 inx20 ft. Team Lines
20% Discount on Collars
Our price
$28.15
54.50
41.50
23.50
25.00
22.50
71.00
9.50
8.50
21.80
43.40
28.50
17.50
18.00
16.50
58.50
8.20
7-25
These prices will hold good for the next 10 days
Hardwar*
Harn**»
BERT H. FINCH
>
A treat is in store for Estacada
people in the coming this week
o f Mrs. Robt. H. Tate of Port­
land, to speak before the Parent-
teacher Association. Mrs. 'iate
is a woman of national reputa­
tion, at present chairman of the
National Child-welfare Commis­
sion of the Parent-teacher Asso­
ciation, ai d has been for several
years a member of the Child
Welfare Commission in our own
state. Her topic is “ The Chil­
dren’s Sunday” . Every person
interested in children should hear
Mrs. Tate at the high school
auditorium Friday, Jan. 18, at
7:30 o ’clock.
Katacadn
Oregon
The Springwater Grange meet­
ing of January 12th was well
attended, a number o f visitors
from oth^r granges being pres­
ent. among them being Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Bates and Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Holder of Estacada, Edw.
Shearer o f Garfield and Mr. and
Mrs. G. Dallas o f Damascus.
The following officers were in­
stalled: Master, David Horner;
Overseer, L. S. Tenny; Asst.
Stewart, Fred Horner; L. A. S.,
Erma Tenny ;Treas., Ed Closner;
Secy., ElvaShibley; Gate Keeper,
Ed Jochimsen; Ceres, Amanda
Closner; Pomona, Mrs. L. Joch­
imsen.
The following w’ere elected but
not present to be installed: Stew­
ard, Everett Shibley; Lecturer,
Frank hawing; Flora, Mrs. Merle
Ewing; Chaplin, Bell Moger.
Chas. E. Dubois of Estacada is
leaving this week for Donnell,
Oregon, where he will take
charge o f milling and lumbering
interests for Portland capitalists.
Our genial friend, C. M. Mc­
Alister, Special Agent of the
Portland Union Stock Yards,
spent a few days in Estacada and
vicinity early this week.
The W. C. T. U. will meet
Thursday the 24th at the home of
Mrs. Margaret Schock in South
Estacada. where the afternoon
will be spent in making surgical
bandages. More workers are
needed and asked to bring Hour
or sugar sacks for making the
bandages. This organization has
this season sent 180 bandages to
headquarters.
Dover
Doings
Contributed
Walter Kitzmiller is busy erect­
ing a new barn on hjs place.
The Firwood and Dover Tele­
phone Company held its annual
meeting Saturday at the Fir-
wood school, electing officers tor
the ensuing year.
Manager H. M. Schminky of
the local Red Cross, is telling of
one patriotic neighbor w’ho trav­
eled four miles on foot to take
out Red Cross memberships for
himself and wife.
The recent high water w ashed
out the much traveled foot-iog,
crossing Eagle Creek, between
the Dover and George districts,
at the Nelson place.
W. P. Roberts and son Web
were Oregon City visitors last
week.
BULLETIN
Of The
ESTACADA
C L E A R IN G
HOUSE
FOR SALE
1 Complete W a d e Gasoline
Drag Saw Outfit - in good work­
ing order, including 2 saws 2 ex­
tra falling saws sledges wedges
canthook axes tools and every­
thing for woods w'ork. Original
cost $185. Our price $95.
1 Almost newr 3 H. P. Bull
Pup Gasoline E ngine-cost $85.
our price $50.
1 Big H e a t e r - suitable for
school, hall, or other large build­
ing. $12.50
1 Three hole Gasoline Range
cost $35. Our price $8.
1 Flying Merkel Motorcycle
in good condition—$75.
1 Good saddle $16.50
1 Set Double Harness—$15.
1 Set Single Harness- $15.
1 Bissel Plow’ and Jointer - $12
1 Deere Steel P low - $11.
1 Oliver H- O. ( n e w ) - $17.50
1 Florence Blue Flame 3 bur­
ner Oil Stove (new) —$13.50
2 Two hole Oil Stoves —$3.50
and $4.
1 McClanahan Incubator-used
one season —$10.
1 Standard Seeder with at­
tachments - almost n ew - $13.
1 Egg C i t y Incubator and
Brooder - a.most new $9.
1 Sewing machine in good
working order $7.
1
New’ panel door —$1.25
2 Small cook stoves—1.50 each
.W ANTED—Tie Axe. Carpets,
Rugs, Linoleum and all kinds of
Household Furniture.
GET THE HABIT—I f y o u
want something—Advise Us. If
you have something for sale—
Bring It In.
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