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Riebhuff flour, Feed, G, . ocer·1es, Etc . • q~~:tii~!t n ~~k':':i nd A Few of This Week's Specials 1 _ MILK 3 can for RI 4 pounds for COLLEGE INN SOUP per can 7e DON'T FORGET OUR SOA P SPECIALS SUGAR l 0 r;; lb s. f or _ __ 5c Phillips Waffle and PANCAKE FLOUR 2 Pkgs. for = PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 fol' 23c 25c MAZOLA OIL Half Gallon .......... 89(& Q _uar t ........ ......... 39A Ill;!," COUNTRY CLUB COFFEE J ntro d UC t ory price, · 1 lb , 21 33 :15 2ti (j 6 3 2 3 2:J 17 17 JO 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 H ortl nd V II y L R 0 7 7 6 2 17 14 9 13 !J =• I Pct. .666 .r.oo .461 . 4:!0 ,3!13 .257 .192 . l:JO .J 17 .117 .] 00 .000 .000 .000 St ndin 1 P t. , I .!i,ti !1Ue Wo n Lo<.t 11 ,,e o t ! ,ll~b(Jn, ti 4 Sher \'ooJ <1 E ·rnl'nda :1 David~on',; . :I Washougal Barracks ..... ............... 3 1 ! Armory SARDIN 1-4 .ize c::m 2 5c 29(& 2 3 4 5 5 5 G IT J CHERS Teacher. who t ught in the E ta- cacla schools during the pa t year have bout all gone away. W. E . Buell, principal, will remain at his home here, as well al . o lllr. Mnning, Mi s Kershner ha. gone to her honw at Salem, ! is amuelson to her home near Oregon ity, l\liss Scott to Portland, Mr. Drew. to Portland, Mr. Baker to Newberg, Miss Flor- ence Anderson to Portland, l\liss Pool to Ontario, Ore., and l\lrs. Gard- ner to Portland. l\li. . Bessie Ander- - on, who. e home i. in l'ortlan<l , i now -.vitlt her Camp Fire yirls near nby us ts also , fiss B ie Hunti:t, , ·ho~e home is t ,'Pa . iclC> .7fi0 .6, I .500 id to Mie t .375 The 1. P.. Ladies Aid will meet Drive to A1hl nd .37fi .375 at th e church Wednesday afternoon l\lr. and Mrs. F. G. Robley drove .143 of next we k to work on quilts, and to Ashland Tuesday to sp nd Memor- a good attendance is cleRire<l. ial Day, returning Friday. La • t Sunday'• Re1ult1 Oswego !), Armory O (forfeited) ;1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Hill sboro 4, Sherwood 2. Barrncks 4, Washougal 2. Estucadu 3, Davidson's 1. Notice of School Meeting Next Sunday'• Game, Estacada at Sherwood. Oswego at llillsboro. Davidson's at Vancouver. Armory at Washougal. Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of School District No. 10 of lackamas County, 'tate of Oregon, that a . chool meeting of said district will be held at the High School Auditorium, on the j 18th clay of June, 1\12 , at o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose of discussing the budget hereinafter set out with the levying board, and to vote on the propo ition of levying a special di trict tax. The total amount of money needed by the said schoo l district - during lhe fiscal year beginning on June 1!), 1928, and ending June 30, l !J!.!!J, is estimated in the following budget and includes the had on the bill of fan• fried spring ( '1 eek last Friday and got their littl e nmountM to be recci\ eel from the county school fund, state sc hool fund, elementary school fund, special district tax, and all other chicken, and new peas, grown in their d:i ughter, Betty Jenn Douglass, who moneys of the district· UPPER EAGL~ CREEK own garden. sr,ent the winter with Mrs. Linnie I BUDGET c; ;bson and went to school. I ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES Mrs. Rose Lovell, l\lrs. Lydia Mc- l\lr. and 1\1 rs. Fred Hoffmeister alaries of principals: Mrs. Myrtle Hawl ey and little son Connell and Mrs. Elva Kitching called called at the home of Mrs. Alice Sav- 1 ( ontinuecl from page one) One mun, high school ······$2,400.00 of Lacomb, were the week end guests on Mrs. Fred Hoffmeister Monday af- One woman, grade school 1,125.00 $3,626.00 ouren Sunday afternoon. uses exceptionally good judgment in of her pn,·ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ternoon. T hey called lo eonsult Mrs. alaries of teachers (men): handling the games. He also um - Hoffmeisle l'. Hoffmeister on giving a farewell par. One man teacher 1,700.00 pirecl the Oswego-Estacada game. One mun Lencher 1,360.00 liss Ruby Hoffm eister accompnn- ty nt the grange hall Snlorday night V i,i t at Se111ide The management of the Estacada Onl' url'hestra lender . 350.00 3,400.00 ied her sister, l\lt s. Myrtle H awley, in honor of Mr. and l\Irs. Herman Ir. and Mrs. W. IL K~ndle re: jtcam is trying to strengthen the pitch- Salaries of Leachers (women): home and will stay for the summer Duus who are soo n to leave fur their turned Tuesday from a five days ing staff for Sunday's game on the Two women teachers ...... ....... ,1,035.00 with her. n ew home near Antelope, in Eastern •.rip to easide. They made the jour. I Sherwood grounds. Of the eight Two women teachers ....... ........... 1,350.00 Two women teachers ................. . 1,260.00 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wnoclle enter- Oregon. ncy in their new Chevrolet sedan re- I games played to date, only one of Two women teachers .... ............ 1,080.00 tained at dinner Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. · Edward Douglass cently purchased fron1 the CascadC:' them should have been lost by the One woman teacher 990.00 10,440.00 Mr. and Mrs. Will Douglass. They of Yoncalla motored clown to Eagle Motor company. Legionnaires, and that was the g ame - Salaries of janitor and other employees: (a) Janitors . ... . .. . . .... ..... $1,700.00 - with Sherwood here near the first of (b) lerk . ... . .. . ... .... 500.00 th (d) Other employes ... 360.00 2,550.00 19,9 16.00 ;~::~:;fhasshownupveryprom- Supplies used in connection with instruction ....... . ... .. .............. $1,000.00 ising at times and in other games he ensus en umeration (cost of) . ......... 50.00 has Jacked the zip to win. Moreland Fuel .... .. .. .. .......... . ... ......... .. ......... . 660.00 has worked in three games this sea- Water .. . ........... 100.00 son, and has made a fine record in _ Ligh t and power .. .............. ................ 400.00 each so far as he has gone, but he ad- Janitor's supplies ..... _........ ............. ... 150. 00 Sub-total . . ................ ..... . ............... .............. .. $ 2,360.00 mits that he is not yet in condition - School grounds: to be depended upon for a complete (a) Repairs & improving grounds $300.00 ession of hard pitching. Russell has - (b) Playground equipment, etc. 1 60.0 0 450.00 worked in only one game, and while Repai r and replacement of equipment..... . ..... . 300.00 he had the stuff, he had too much Library books (do not incl. county lib'ry tax) 100.00 Transportation of pupils .. . . . .. ..... .. . . . ....... . 3,000.00 trouble in finding the plate, and _ Rent ... . ...................... .. ........... . 76.00 walked too many men. - Insuran ce ... . ............ ..... ..... . 200.00 Estacada without n doubt has one Redemption of bonds and short term loans .. 2,000 .00 of the best teams in the league, but Interest on warrants .. . .......... .... ..... ........... ... . . 200.00 Alteration of old buildings .. ........... ... . is lacking in pitching ability. lf an- 1,500.00 For other purposes: other good pitcher can be added to Premium clerk's bond . .... . $ 50.00 the lineup, the result of the second - Postage, stationery and printing 100.00 round of games should be far differ- Emergency ......... . 500.00 650.00 ent from the first, the Legionnairee Sub-total ..... ..... ..... ... . ..... ......... ..$ 8,476.00 ......... ........... ............. ········· .... $30,740.00 losing four of the seve n games play ed _ TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS in the first round. From county schoo l fund during coming year .. . $2,626.50 The club had a chance to sign From state schoo l fund during coming year.. . . 391.5G Bliss, who pitched for the bakery From clcm't'y school fund during coming sch. yr. 2,026.38 Sunday, in the first part of the sea- Estimate of probable unexpended balance at son, but passed it up, which is much encl of current year . . . . 3,260.00 Estimat cl amount to be received from all regretted now after he has been seen other sources during coming school year ... 8,016.00 WITH A PURCHAJEof 10 BLADEj in a game. There are ~everal pros- Total estimated receipts, not including pects in view for lhc pitching staff. proposed tax $1G,310.44 and no doubt one or the other will preventing vibr~tion and "pull." O get a million boosters in a fl.ash RE APITULA TION materialize to strength n the team be- - Total estimated expenses for the year. . 30,740.00 Insert or release it by merely pres- -to have a million men telling _ Total estimated receipts not incl. proposed tax 16,310.44 for Sunday's contest. sing a button. Guard of n ew type Balance, amt. to be raised by district tax ......... $$14,42!).66 other millions about our marvelous The Legionnaires will depart fo1 The indebtedness of District No. 108 is a s follows: Sherwood Sunday morning not late, gives you the b enefit of the full rMor achievement-we are giving Total bonded indebtedness .. ...... . ...... ... . .. $19,000.00 than 1 l o'clock, in privnte cars. Dated this 24 lh day of May, 1928. shaving edge. L arn how kind it is away free a million new $1,000,000 The box score of last Sunday's BOARD OF DIRE TORS, to your face, how swiftly and gently V let AutoStrop Ra%ors in the most J. G. HAYMAN, hairman game follows: A.G. AMES, it glides through the toughest b eard liberal introductory offer ever made. Estacada B R H 0 A E W. H . GRABEEL. Bronson ss .... 5 1 2 0 (j 0 or tiniest hairs without roughing Publish June 1, and Jun 15 _ Scales rf 5 0 1 2 0 0 _ Attest: WM. DALE, Distri<:t !erk. Millions want the thrill of using a A. Lovelace 1 b .. 5 1 4 8 0 0 or hurting the te derest skin. 1111111111111111111 11111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111- R. Lovelace cf ... 4 1 2 1 0 0 rMor built to win men never before Miller 3b ··-··· 3 0 0 2 2 0 You'll say the razor is worth the mil• able to shave with a Safety. Hun• Fischer c 2 0 1 7 0 0 lion it cq tu • You 'll know our 21 Smith 2b 3 0 2 5 3 0 dreds of thousands in every town Jennings lf ... . .. 3 0 0 2 0 0 years of research wa not in vain. Moreland p .. ..... 4 0 0 0 G 0 and city are trying it. They are wild Dykes rf .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 You'll realize, a do hundreds of with enthusiasm. They are telling Municipal Terminal, Sixth and Salmon Sts.-Phone Main 7788. thousands of others who acted quick- Total .... 35 3 12 27 17 0 their friends, "It's 20 years ahead of ESTACADA TO PORTLAND = l :111111111111111111:i1~1i~1~111111111111111111111111111111111111111:i~i11111111111111111111111:1;~:111111111iiii iiiii111iiiii i~1!1~1111¥1 , LECION 1 BA TT N c flag p,,Je al th ,1t · hjll . Th re wa. no el !H0J.' ram for tre post in groups ,·1sited the grave. of comrad s in CC!T'ctcri<>. near Esta- cada to place> a token or rcmem- brnnce. l\Juny peoplt• visited tlw c metery here with their loving tributes of flower , while many ,, ent to other cemet .. ries where they might lay to- kens of remembrance on the final re~ting place~ of loved ones and many silent tears were shed in memory of loved on1:s in graves in other lands. Hundreds of curs pa:sed through Est c, <la nd there n•n• man; vi i- tor to the nPw r ot·t !,ere, st c d Lake. I I ESJ A CADA BEA lS BAKERY I I TO 3 1 - I I liHOUS~NDS OF MEN WILL WANT IT . • ONLY I , I l - = 1 IN = CAN HAVE IT T ------ the field." Go to your dealer today. Get your new $ 1,000,000 rMor anrl improved strop FREE with the pur• chase of ten new Valetite-processed blades at the regular price of 1. See for your elfbowtheblade I()('ks rigidly against the sturdy support, ly, that this i not just "an ther razor" -but a revolutionary development -an entirely new shaving principle. It cost a million, it's worth a million, but it's free to you. Insure permanent shaving comfort. Act before th upply i exhau t• ed.Beoneofth lucky million. Only a hort time left! o now. I • Davidson's B R Maney 3b ••• 3 1 Becker 2b ········· 3 0 Elfers cf 8 0 4 0 B. Fleskes c . 4 0 Simons 3b W. Fl sk s rf 3 0 . 4 0 Labelle cf Peeler ss _ .• 4 0 Bliss p .... _ .. ... 2 0 Total 30 I[ 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 0 1 A 2 3 4 3 4 7 3 12 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 E 27 25 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 () 0 0 (.' ScorP by innings: EsLacada 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-:J Davidson's O O O O 1 0 0 0 0-1 Firs on balls-off Mor land 3, off BliBB 2; Left on bu es--Estaea<la 11 0 vidson' ; two-base hits--Bron ~on, A. Lovelace 2, Smith, B cket W. Fl kc. ; s ruck out by 1orelan<l I), by Bli.. (j; Double play. -Brcrn on to 8mith to . Lovelace, P l'IPt to Be ker tc, ~,im(JnM, Seal •s to A. Lovelu •. Tim I :4ti. mpire Gu II nke. STORE S CLOSE IN CITY ON MEMORIAL DAY Portland-Carver-Estacada Stages LINN'S INN, A . 1. atacada, Or gon-DAILY P.M. P.M. Lv. Portland 2.00 6.20 Lv. lackamas 2 :3 0 6 :60 Lv. arver 2 :40 7 :00 Lv. Barton 3 :06 7 :25 3 :16 7 :36 Lv. Eagle Cr k Ar. Estacada 3 :30 7 :60 •Daily except Sunday SUNDA-L ave Portland 10 a. • Lv. Lv. Lv. Lv. Lv. r. A.H. P.M. (A) P.M. Estacada 8 :00 4 :30 8 :30 Eagl reek 8: 15 4 :46 8 :46 Barton 8 :26 4 :6 6 8 :65 Carver 8 :45 5 :15 9 :16 Iackamas 8: 16 6 :2 6 9 :26 Po1tland 9:30 6 :00 10 :00 (A) Saturday Only. Leave Estacada 4 :30 p. m. m. CUTS MORE SLICES TO THE LOAF An id al slice-size for toa ting, andwiches and childr n' b tween m al nack . ECONOMICAL FOR LARGE FAMILIES The sam Ho! um quality that won the Harry M. Freer Trophy the econd time in two years. The 'ame pric a the regular large loaf. oldatYourFavorite Grocery and Re tau- J,. ran in -tacada and LO G LOAF Vicinity. 11itllol"4m~ l.l"Q LSOM