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Basket Ball Friday Night
E. H. S. Echoes
A good basketball game has Contributed by E^tacj.ua Hinh School
been scheduled for Friday even­
The Parent-Teacher meeting
ing, the 22nd at the E. H. S. held
in the auditorium Friday
play-shed, b e g i n n i n g at 7:30 evening
especially well at­
sharp. At this time the E. H. S. tended. was
Prof. Grout, Asst. Supt.
mumps-crippled and patched-up of the Portland
Schools spoke
team will tackle the James John on the subject, “Choosing
a Vo­
bunch of Portland.
For Your Boy.” The
The hour for the game was set cation
musical numbers by Neil Bronson
so as not to interfere with the and
Mrs. Mayme Boyle were also
6 o’clock Tamale Supper to be greatly
enjoyed.
served in Currinsville that even­
Last Friday afternoon a Stu­
ing.
dent Body meeting was held,
with the students participating
The Day!—Friday
for an hour in parlimentary prac­
The Date!—February 22nd.
tice.
The Time! —6 o’clock sharp.
What’s Doin’?—Tamale Supper.
On next Friday afternoon, the
Where?—Currinsville Church.
22nd, will be held the Adelphic.
Menu?—Full Tamale Supper.
Society program, given by the
Extra!—Music with your meal.
Adelphic buys. Everybody come
Price!- Only 35c per plate.
and see the boys perform.
Whose Goin’?- Everybody.
The basketball team is having
Whose Invited?—Everybody.
a hard time, due to the absence
Miss Caroline Weiderhold, who of several members, who are suf­
is taking the nurse’s training fering with the mumps. But not­
course at St. Joseph’s Hospital in withstanding t h e s e difficulties
Vancouver, is this week visiting they are going to play and hope
at the parental home in Bissell, to win from James-John, Friday
where she is recuperating from evening at the local play-shed;
a five week’s siege of scarlet-
In the interests of food conser­
fever at a Portland hospital.
vation, the E. H. S. Domestic
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Science
department will present
Frank Ewing of Viola and Her­
man Wallace of Currinsville are herewith each week recipes for
now on a trip in the mountains, tempting dishes, using substitutes
attending to the winding of the for many articles now being con­
water-gauge clocks at The Intake served.
Fig Pugging
and Timothy Meadows. They
expect to do little snow-shoeing, 1 cup sago or tapioca
as but light snow has fallen in 2 ” dried fruit (figs, prunes)
the mountains so far this season. 2 ” karo
4 ” water
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Little salt.
Cook sago in boiling water;
add the fruit to the sago; add
karo.
. Sauce
yi cup karo; x/i cup water; 2
teaspoon# honey ]/t cup chopped
walnuts. Mix karo, water,1 hon­
ey; add nuls.
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Kimmel of
Estacada this week received a
letter from their ion Carl, who
is now in France. Owing to the
clipping out of certain parts of
the letter by th« censor, little
news was obtainable, except that
he was in good health and had
not received the News since leav­
ing New York. His address is
now Co. B., 162nd U. S. Infy.,
A. E. F. via New York, A. P.
0. 701.
HENRY W. KOEHLER
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Crout and
Candidate for
family of Estacada this week
moved
to Portland, where they
SHERIFF
will make theirjiome. Mr. Grout
will continue his work with the
on the Democratic tick­
Government Spruce Plant at Van­
et, at the primary elec­
couver.
tion to be held May
17th, 1918. /
D. Z. Platt of Upper Garfield
this week moved to Gladstone,
Paid Ad»«rti»«nicnt.
so as to be nearer his employ­
hi
ment in the shipyards.
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At the request of our many patrons we have decided to
Continue Handling
our former lines of
Small Hardware, Granite and
Dishes and Utensils
Tinware,
in a Idition to our complete stocks of
Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery
Our new
line of
Hosiery
SEEDS OF
ALL KINDS
is an excel­
lent one, with
the best of
values in
c a r r y i n g the
famous LILLY
and M O R S E
Men’s
assortment and
stock
Women’s of complete
Bulk
Seeds,
and
including Esta­
Children’s cada g r o wn ,
single and mul­
Hose
tiplier ONION
SETS
t
Just a Half Dozen Left
We have just six men’s heavy MACKINAWS left
which we are closing out al $5.50 each, while they last.
Get yours at once, as they are far below Portland prices.
PARK AND CLOSNER
ESTACADA.
Our
Vulcanizer-*
Now in Operation
If your tire gets a cut. dirt will wash in and form a
blister, which eventually will ruin the tire.
Don’t wait for the little cuts in your tires to grow into
big gashes.
Let us vulcanize them, when still small
Our Vulcanizer will be Operated
Wednesday and Thursday
of each week by the Chief Vulcanizer
of the Interstate Vulcanizing Works
Vancouver, Washington
Bring ’em in, — it’s our biz to -- fix ’em
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Cascade Garage
S. P. Pesznecker
J.
C.
Peterson
Sales Agents for
DODGE
Republic Trucks
CHEVROLET
Brunswick Tire»
CADILLAC
Cleveland Tractors
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