Wat ch Us Gr ow
la the 13 months past our business has grown from a stock of $239. to almost $3,1/00. and while we dont expect
to grow ten-fold during the next year, we will show a big intreas
Our stock today comprises thousands of articles, front dry gooes, kitchen uttnsils, notions, candies, china and glassware
to hardwar , gent’s furnishings, tools ana all kincs ol
V arietjrGoods
and all at very bottom prices — for we believe in quantity sales at small profit on each article.
Our success has
been cue to our
Courteous Treatment and Close Attention To Your Wants
Get the Habit and Trade at
W tterbury & Chapman
PARK & CLOSNER
Broadway at 2nd - Estacada, Oregon
T h e O akland Six
Estacada Price
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Estacada, Ore., Jan. 8, 1916.
o4nnouncement
Elsewhere in this issue will
be found the announcement dis
solving the partnership of the
firm of Waterbury & Chapman
Mr. Waterbury is retiring
from the business which in the
future wiil be conducted by
Mr. Chapman.
I desire to thank the public
for their liberal patronage in
the past and will endeavor by
giving all a square deal to be
deserving of their continued
patronage.
In designing this new Oakland Six, Model “32,'' the engineers have met the
demand for a car devoid of eveiy bit of excess weight which added nothing to ihe
endurance of the car or the riding comfort of the passengers.
They produced, in
Model “32,” a motor car with every advantageous mechanical and engineering
feature found on high priced cars.
And so well did they plan that the result is a new Oakland Six at $895. the FIRST
real, full-sized six-cylinder car to sell at less than $1000.
This car possesses all of the essentials of the most exacting motor car service.
The car is roomy, with wide seats and plenty of leg room.
Long, resilient springs
and deep upholstery insure perfect riding comfort on any road.
Demonstrations Gladly Given
Yours for mutual profit,
L. A. Chapman
W m. U nderw ood
“ The Quality Store’’
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Estacada Garage
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News Notes Ffom All Sections
,1916
Maxwell
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25
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Complete with Electric
Starter and Lights
$ 745 .
Delivered at Estacada
Demonstrations Gladly Given.
H. P. Jochimsen
Agent
Estacada, Oregon
Mr. Wiil Wright, vice presi
dent of the Scandinavian Bank
of Portland, spent Sunday at the
home of his brother, I. D. Wright
of Estacada.
Estacada, Oregon.
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Silo M anufacture H ere
A lspaugh Items
A. M. Alspangh, w i f e and
Fred Lins of George has built Horner Brothers, the lumber
daughter Barbara, Mi s s Edna
manufacturers
of
Springwater,
| a garage, for the housing of his
will soon be in a position to man Kennedy, and E. L. Alspaugh,
\ new Ford.
ufacture and sell first class wood who is transitman for the 0. W.
Dr. H. V. Adix of Estacada, en silos.
It. & N. Co., at Arlington, spent
has increased the capacity of his Their new mill will be equip- Xmas at the A. E. Alspaugh
home garage, so as to furnish ¡ped to turn out a curved, two home.
inch thick stave, which when
shelter for two Dodge cal's and ¡joined
Lawyer W. I). Freeman, wife
and banded will forma
accessories.
wooden silo of latest approved and children of Portland, spent
S. E. Wooster, the Estacada pattern. The manufacturers ex Christmas at the home of his par
pect to he able to place this silo ents on their ranch near Als
insurance man, announces that Tin
the market for about one-half
he has succeeded in obtaining the the price, asked for similar silos. paugh.
local agency for the Orient In
The Currinsville Ladies Aid
surance Company of Hartford,
Mrs. J. F. Standisti of Portland
¡asi Ihursciay alternoon at
Conn., which with his present is spending a week in Estacada t *ie re8‘^enceo* ^ rs' ' y - k- Als-
lines, places him in a position to
as the guest of Mrs. M. H. Evans. PauKh-
well serve this field.
Ben Holman of Portland has
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin D. Wright recently added a number of reg
Born—January 7th, to .Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Holfmeister of Eagle of Estacada, last week, had ship istered Holstein cattle, to his al
Creek, a son, who has been duly ped to Estacada, three pedigreed ready fine herd on his Eagle
Jersey cows, the animals now be Creek ranch.
named Victor Hoffmeister.
ing on the Will Bard farm in
Roy Alspaugh h a s returned
Dont forget to attend the W. Springwater. These cows are
O. W. Dance at Cogswell’s Hall, thoroughbred stock, having been from Southern Oregon, where lie
Eagle Creek, on Saturday even owned by Mr. Wright for several spent the holidays with his wife
ing, January 22nd, with dancing years and kept on the Wright at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Weaver of Myr-
from 9 P. M. till 3 A. M. with farm near Union, Or.
' tie Creek.
Bronson's orchestra playing.