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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1919)
Page Six EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS Saturday Specials! Royal Baking Powder 1 lb .40 Regular Price .50 “ “ “ 21-2 lbs 1.20 “ 1.40 <« .50 Cleveland’s 1 lb. .40 M 1.40 2 1-2 lbs. 1.10 1 lb. .35 Dr. Price’s .50 Golden West 2 1-2 lbs. .90 U .40 Ghirardelli’s Ground Chocolate 1 lb. .30 “ 3 lbs. .85 1.10 44 44 44 14 44 1 44 44 (• 44 44 44 44 44 ti We handle both White Mountain Flour and Butternut Bread Thursday, June 12, 1919 The Jazz Column We can still supply you with Bran, Shorts and Middlings. Articles that are advancing in prices: Crisco, Coffee, Milk and Ground Chocolate. There will be a Ball Game on the home grounds Sunday at 2:30 P. M. At the price of Shingles it will pay you to use Roofing Paper. We have one and two ply, of the very best grades. Bid you Jazz with the United Artisans Monday night?. There was a mispelled word in our last week’s ad. Bring a copy of the ad with the word marked and receive any piece of our Aluminum assortment FREE. E S FEED T A C • A GROCERIES D A F E - E LUMBER D CO. We Believe “A Satisfied Custrmer is the Best Advertisement LEE S. BRONSON HARRY C. REID FOK SALE-Three A No. 1 brood sows, 5 months old, one half 0. I. C. weighing around 200 lbs. P. W. Douglas, Eagle Creek, Ore. (5-12-19 Omitted last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Fair, the Mrs. Viola Douglass, of Port parents of Mrs. B. O. Boswell, land. was out this way on Decor have arrived at their home in ation day. Lawrence, Kansas. They made Mr. and Mrs. George Currin. the in their Ford and report of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. that trip trip was a cold one, but A. VV. Cooke, of Damascus, were it is the hotasblazes in Kanss. in this vicinity Decoration day. J. C. Hillman is away at El- bringing some flowers to the cho, Nevada, and James Smith cemetery. looking after his business here Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Fair- is while he is absent. child. of Oregon City, were re cently guests at the home of Roy Douglass. Mrs. Fairchild is LOWER EAGLE CREEK a neice of Mrs. Douglass. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morgan, Omitted last week of Wasco, Guy Woodle of Port Jack Henkle, of Arlington, land, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ore., a few’ days at Eagle Woodle and Mrs. Claude Woodle Creek spent recently. of Troutdale, were the Sunday B. F. Cogswell has sold his dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. store and dance h:lll to his broth J. P. Woodle. er. Art Cogsw’ell, who took the over at once. B. F. Ed. Alloway, of Oregon City C b isiness »gswell will remain here a short came out to H. S. Gibson’s on time, after which he will locate Sunday taking his son Henry in Portland. home with him. Henry has Mrs. Fest was called to Eu been with Mr. Gibson during the gene by her daughter Mrs. Hill who sutFered a paralytic stroke. winter and soring. Hitman’s summer cottage H. S. Gibson purchased a horse is Mr. undergoing rapid construction of Mrs. Chas. Lightfooton Mon- with several carpenters wo king. MILTON D. EVANS Bert Phillips, who has been Miss Emma Thomas spent sev overseas for several months, re eral days in Portland last week. turned home last Saturday. He Among those who attended the was in the service of the army wedding of Minnie Mason and under 104th ammunition train, Will Still in Portland last Wed 29th Division. nesday, were Mrs. Florence Glo A delightful lawn party was ver, Miss Vera Colt, Miss Jennie given last Friday evening at the Smith, Guy Munger, Homer Glo home of R. E. Munger, for the ver and Elmer Anderson. Eagle Creek Christian Endeavor. soline o f Quality -ACEY^Special Agent. Park Place, Oregon