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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1915)
Estacada Progress cAnnual Picnic (I ncorporated ) Published every Thursday at % Estaeada, Oregon K. M. Stamtish, Editor and Manager Entered at the postoffice in Estaeada, Oregon, as seeomi-elaaa mail. S ubscription R ates One year - - , - Six months $ 1.00 Your check is your receipt Of The There is no chance for a dispute over having paid a bill, if you Pay by Check Garfield Country Club There is no need of your carrying a large amount of cash in your pocket, if you Pay by Check Saturday, August 14th It gives a business tone to your financial transactions, if you Pay by Check .50 Thursday, Aug. 5, 1915 Speeches, Music, Sport Come Early Stay Late With the present first class merchandising facilities in F.sta- cada, the city’s business streets Dance In The Evening, 8 to 12 on a Saturday present a busy ap pearance. Last Saturday after noon, thirty-five autos and farm : words the car will cost the State and discussing them, and by his wagons were drawn up along Game and Fish Commission $7.20 personal work and the influence Broadway between 2nd and 3rd round trip from Portland to Esta- of publicity is a factor for prog ress. streets at one time and the side 1 cada. The railroads feel that they are He doesn’ t make much money walks were bustling with shop entitled to some small renumera in the business; his reward in pers. ________ tion for this hauling, especially part is the satisfaction o f produc Complaint is still being receiv as they are the largest individual ing as good a paper as his meag ed from some of the farmers, tax payers in the county and er income will permit Subscribe for your home paper, against the poor hitching facili state. _______ and subscribe for copies for your ties ottered by Estaeada. This relatives and distant friends. complaint is justifiable to a large Support Home Paper The financial support you are giving by two or three extra sub extent, but until a herd law is A community is judged by its scribers means a lot to the editor. passed in the city, a hitching home paper, to a degree which is Advertise in your home paper, rack or tie barn, with its attend seldom appreciated. with the certain knowledge that ant feeding stalls would otter too The sentiment of the commun just in proportion as you contri- much attraction to the town’s ity is reflected in editorial ut oute towards its financial success you at e helping build up your c o w s . ______ terances and its enterprise in the own town, and that means more Portland is advertising Buyers news and advertising columns. business. Then, too, if you give The country weekly is the great proper attention to your adver Week, from August 9th to 14th and inviting everyone to visit the instrument for community up tisements you can secure returns and profits far in excess of the city at that time. This is intend building. cost, for there is no advertising The country editor keeps in ; medium that brings results for ed largely for the retail mer chants and their buying, and touch with public affairs, renders the home merchant like the home only in case Estaeada merchants invaluable service by reporting town newspaper. Oregon Voter. cannot furnish the goods, should the local consumers buy else where. The Oregon Sportsman League is asking for the support of all sportsmen’s organizations to try to offset the present ruling of the Southern Pacific Ry., in their charging for the transporting of the State’ s fish car, “ Rainbow,” which formerly had been hand led free over their lines. This car last year made sever al trips to Estaeada and vicinity over the P. R. L. & P. lines from which many thousands of trout fry were liberated locally. Inasmuch as the propagation of the state’s fish supplies, is of the utmost value to the state and an attraction to the tourist and visitor, it is surprising that the S. P. Co. would take this action. Looking at it from the rail way’s standpoint, the P. R. L. & P. Co., who for several years past have handled the “ Rain bow” over its lines free of charge, has decided to join with the S. P. company and hereafter charge for transportation. The charge for carrying the fish car is 10 cents per mile, when on fish distribution work, this in cludes five passengers. In other The majority of the people of Estaeada and surrounding country are now Paying by Check on the Estaeada State Bank 11 BOV D. W At KIR. Pn-AMtem IHOMAS YOCUM. Vice Pre<ud«at IRWIN D. WRiOHI, Cashier Interest paid on time deposits. I Pay Highest Cash on Delivery Prices For Hogs ~* Sheep - Cattle I shall aim to ship a carload of livestock from the Estaeada Stock Yards at least every other Monday noon. Stock must be delivered at yards by 11 A. M. on shipping date. I shall spend certain days in each month buying stock throughout East ern Clarkamas County, and if you have any to sell, phone to R. M. Stan- dish at Estaeada and he will quote prices and give date of next shipment. C. E. LUCKE Livestock Buyer. Don’t Throw Away Economy, simplicity and efficiency makes the Ford a universal utility. A utility because it serves everybody — doctor, farmer, salesman and banker. In every business, or as a pleasure car, the Ford proves reliable and economical. Low first cost— $60 less than last year, and the plan of sharing profits with the buyers — and low upkeep expense, are reasons why it pays to own ^F ord. They serve and save. Buyers will share in profits if we sell at retail 300,000 new Ford cars between /ft)gust 1914 and August 1915. Touring Car $565; Runabout $515. On display and sale by Estaeada, Oregon. J . W . K L L [ J An expensive granite dish Because it leaks At a cost of a lew cents it can be Repaired and Guaranteed Bring in all of your Leaky Tin or Gran ite Ware and let me Mend Them. C. C. M IL L E R Ekdrie Wiring Estaeada, Plumbing • Saw Filing Oregon.
