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TWO
G resham
O utlook
Estacada
county. The doctor is always at It.
at home or away from home.
Miss Lillian Howe Is working hard
for the piano to be given away by
Cruise Bros., to the most popular
young lady in Estacada. Her many
friends wish her success.
NEXT GREAT EVENT!
I » K k . A WEEK
ESTACADA, Sept. 26 — The citi
Published every Tuesday and Friday
zens
of Estacada gave the teachers
at Gresham, Oregon.
and the high school pupils a recep
I. KT CLAIR, Editor and Publ'r
tion at the school house last Fri
Our Subscription Rater day evening and
the schoolhouse
One year, 1 1 6 0 . was
lighted from basement to at
■lx m onth s, 75c; tic with 2S0 volt Tungsten lamps,
th ree m on th 's trial
su bscrip tion ,
60c and wus certainly well lighted. They
C o n tin u ed from p a g e 1.
had a very nice program and light
Ad vertlslng.
refreshments after the program L. merce commission may prove inter
R a t e s reason - E Belflls made the opening speech esting:
able.
Our rep re
Zones
sen ta tiv e w ill call reviewing the school from the time Parcels
Express
when there was only one room and 36 cents
1st
26 cts
Phone 701.
one teacher. Now he says we have 46 cents
2d
26 cts.
" T h e L inotype
fine as the finest in Oregon
6 7 cents
3d
26 cts.
W ay Is the Way Mr. Burges, F. Ford is superinten
•8 cents
4th
32 cts
that Wins."
dent and a splendid lot of teachers 7# cents
5th
44 cts
Official paper of the Town of this year. The school board Is 11*0 cents
6th
56
cts
Gresham, Oregon.
composed of J. P. Woodle, L. E. 111 cents
7th
54 cts.
Official paper of the Town of
Belflls and J. W. Reed, Mrs. Sarah 132 cents
Fairview, Oregon.
8th
<5 cts.
E. Balls, clerk. Everyone is proud
It will be understood that there
Entered as aecond-ciasa matter of our Estacada school and well
are eight sones and that the heav
M.trch J, i l l l l , at the post office at
Halloween cornea at the end of October, but there'll be four dates ahead of it even more interesting
Gresham, Oregon, under the act of should they be, for there is none iest parcel can weigh only 11
better.
March 3, 187».
and those are the dates af the Multnomah County Fair, October 2, 3, 4, 5, 1912
pounds at 12 cents a pound.
Be
B.
O.
Boswell
brought
to
the
Vou will surely be there and enjoy the many features
yond.
11
pounds
the
express
com
The planting of a 250 acre wal
nut farm will be begun In Yamhill Outlook office a rutabaga raised by panies will have it all Just as at
county. The culture of walnuts has Mrs. L. G. Ledln of Buckley avenue, present.
proved one of the most profitable Gilbert station, which weighed 14
Now, if the foregoing is not
Industries for the farmers of Yam pounds. Some rutabaga!
Mrs.
The
hill and a company proposes to go Ixtdln also had a cabbage that was enough here is some more.
sones begin at 50 miles and in
into it on a big scale.
18 inches across the top, of the crease gradually to 1800 miles with
flat
Dutch variety.
“Not only In Colorado but In
an increasing rate of postage for
A. E. Sparks, J. W. Reed, A1 each zone For the longest dis
nearly every other state the good
women outnumber the bad by 200 to Lindsey, Mr McCurdy and Judge tance, say from Portland to New
one. The bad women do not willing Batis started this morning for Can York, the rate Is 12 cents a pound.
ly vote at all. Let the men look by fair with a load of booster ma From Chicago In any direction the
after the bad man vote and the terlal and a sign on the auto zone system would increase as fol
women after the bad woman vote. ’ Vote for Ca8cad« county." They lows for 11 pounds: 150 mile zone,
FOUR BIG DAYS!
The women would have the easier; expect to do a lot of K<x,d work whlk! 46 cents; 300 mile zone, 57 cents;
-- • •
iaway. There must be some fire from 600 mile zone, 6» cents; 1000 mile
task."
the amount of smoke they left be zone 79 cents; 1400 mile zone, 100
Oct. 2,3,4,5, ’12
Teach Her Raising
hind their auto when leaving Es cents; 1800 mile zone, 114 cents
For the benefit of students in the tacada.
over 1800 miles 132 cents. The first
Geo. Morgan of San Francisco zone
horticultural and general agrlcul-
of
50
miles,
which
tural courses at the Oregon Agri called on bis old friends, the Bos will be the most used, calls for 35
"iiltural College who expect to have wells in Estacada last Sunday and cents for 11 pounds.
a few stands of- bees, either for pro spent the day visiting. He Is here
Is anyone so dense now that he
ducing honey or for fertilizing fruit in employment of the Southern Pa
cannot see who will be the greatest
blossoms, a course in agriculture
will be given at the Oregon Agricul cific, electrifying thler lines at Cot beneficiaries of the parcels post
tural College by Prof H. F. Wilson tage Grove. Mrs. Gosh and are two except the express companies? If
tiiis winter
lovely daughters also called on Mrs.
On account of the great Interest Boswell and enjoyed the afternoon any enlightment is necessary Just
reflect that Chicago is the home of
taken by the studentB in the winter
short course last year, a regular drinking sweet cider and eating the greatest mail order houses In
serb-H of short course lectures cov sweet apples.
the world and that It is almost in
ering a period of two weeks will be
J R. Cassidy, Jack Baurbanla
given in which special attention will and George Townsend have gone the center of the United States.
Who will receive the greatest bene
be drawn to the proper management
of bees In the orchard The col td Bull Run to do the painting of fits from parcels post— the express
lege opens Kept. 24, and the short the Interior of the new plant. The companies, the mail order houses
course January 6.
boys are all good fishermen as well or the people?
Excellent Accommodations
Half Fare and Round Trip Tickets on both Railroads
Repairs are being made on the as good painters.
Much more could be said upon
building occupied by the college
R. M. Standish left this morning this subject but the foregoing
apiary, and two large commercial
-o il companies have donated equip for the Canby fair. Bob Is going should be sufficient to set people
ment to be used in the regular in td boost for Cascade county as well
to thinking who have never thought
struction and in demonstrations as the rest.
before. An equitable, Just and uni
genial cigar maker, John Murtinger . Frank and Roy Gibbs of Gres
I ne work In beekeeping
is elec
Dr. H. V. Adix went to Portland form parcels post Is to be desired.
tive to the students In agriculture
Louis Yunker made a business am are doing the work on Al. Piei
ami domestic science, and covers one today with all his pockets full of Are we going to have it?
new house.
Think Euwin and Joseph Karnick of Port trip to Portland this week.
laboratory period a week.
Cascade literature for the new again.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Peir made a trip •. A.'< E' F° rsyth has been bu
land were Sunday visitors of our to Gresham this week
hauling cordwood to Gresham th
the past week.
Multnomah
County Fair
Parcels Post
AT GRESHAM, ORE.
Agriculture, Horticulture, Cattle, Horses, Poultry, Swine
Art, Amusements, Races, Dancing, Etc.
and the 1001 other features
“Meet Me on
the Furrow”
Hillsview
School Supplies
C. C. STORE
Tablets
Slates
Pens
Pencils
Erasers
New Idea
Patterns
and
M agazin es
G resh a m ’s B u sy, P r o g ressiv e S tore
A n O p p o r tu n ity fo r 6 D a y s, SEPT. 30 to OCT. 5
'
Underwear
Indies' Union Suits, fleeced,
.
50c and up
Roys Union Suits, all sizes, very cheap
( hildren’s heavy fleeced Union Suits, starting at
40c
C hildren s ribbed fleece Underwear, according
to size from
-
.
.
15c to 35c
Men s heavy fleeced Underwear, a splendid
wearing garment
.
.
.
Men s heavy rib Underwear
C hildren s knit Underwaists
Children’s Nazareth Waists
.
.
-
.
.
.
.
.
5^
50c
, 3C
Blankets
At one time we bought more than
1,000 pairs of Blankets. You may
be sure that a purchase of such an
amount of Blankets entitles us to
the best price to be had.
W h ite C o tto n B la n k e ts
G re y C o tto n B la n k e ts
H e a v y W o o l B la n k e ts
75c to $1.00
45, 63, 72c, 1.25
$3.85 and 4.25
DURING FAIR WEEK
we are going to give you an op
portunity to buy Goods at much
less than regular prices.
Special
Good Values
During Fair Week
“Upper Crust” Flour,
sack, - - - $1.15
17 lbs. Sugar, - - 1.00
Men’s heavy wool sox,
reg. 25c val. Fair
Week price
-
Men's light weight Cash-
mere Sox, reg. 25c
values. Fair Week ' -
19c
18c
Ladies wool Hose wilh rib
• ‘ops
-
-
Infant's part wool Hose with.
silk heel and toe, pair
-
Men s mixed wool sox, 2 pr.
18c
25c
25c
25c
25c
15c
25c
Piece Goods
Sweaters
I hildren’s red and white
Sweaters
.
.
Boys’ heavy Sweaters
Ladies Sweaters, red,
white and grey
Men’s Sweaters, $ I and
Infant s Aviation Caps
l-adies Aviation Gaps
Misses’ fine rib Hose
with linen heel and toe
reg. price 25c, special
Boys' extra heavy ribbed
Hose.splendid val. 2 pr.
Misses’ fine ribbed Hose,
worth 18c, our price, 2pr
Ladies Hose, good qual
ity, 2 pair for
-
m m I i
50c
75c
$ | .98
$2.00
25c
48c
Calftcora, y art!
Apr,«« Checks. y a rd
IL-ti an<t w h i*> T a b le H a in a .k
vani
.
.
.
28c
F U a e tC m . y a n l
.
.1 « an<| |,v
H.- h vj O u tin g F la n n e l., y a n l
H i,
D a rk O u tin g F la n n e l, yd. 7 > ». N 1-jfc-
lb>uWe w id th cotton .Serge».,d 18c
S ilk s trip e c otton Serge». yd
12,
A nice a M o rtm e n t .rf P la id G oad s
( t r w r « , y an t
H»c
Hre u u r nice Une o f .AM-inch w id e
W u tJ I k v M Guada, yd. fo r
8Oc
Shoes
B o y 's h e a v y S ch o o l S h o e s $ 1 3 8 to $1.75
B o y s’ h ig h to p S h o e s
2.25, to 2.50
A n e x tra g o o d v a lu e in m e n ’s
h e a v y w o rk S h o e s, h e a v y
so les a n d bellis to n g u e , p r.
2.50
L a d ie s ’ G u n m e ta l b u tto n S h o e s
2.50
L a d ie s h ig h to p G u n m e ta l
b u tto n S h o e s
3.00
L a d ie s ’ p a te n t b u tto n S h o e s 2.25 to 3.00
O ld la d ie s C o m fo rt S h o e s
1.50
In fa n t s kid M o c c a sin s
10c
In fa n t s soft so le S h o e s
25c
M e n ’s le a th e r ta p s
-
13, 15 a n d 18c
Little Articles, Little Prices
D. M. C. Embroidery Cotton. 3 bunches
Safety Pins, all sizes, card
Talcum Powder, extra large can
Carpet Tacks, box
Sharp’s Needles, package
Corticelli Spool Silk
Men’s Canvass Gloves
Men s Canvas Gloves, knit wrists, 2 pair
15c
Ic
4c
8c
5c
15c