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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1916)
L a d ie s Pyles to Return East A t t e n t io n The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Pyle, are sorry to learn of their contemplated re moval from Estacada, where they have resided for several years. The Pyles expect to leave next Saturday and will return to their former home in Baltimore, where Mr. Pyle will engage in business. Several farewell parties were given this week in honor of the departing friends, Mr. and Mrs. Givens entertained Wednesday evening and the Eastern Star gave them a farewell reception Tuesday evening. In as much as we are one of the Estacada business houses participating in the Thousand Dollar Merchandise Prize Voting Contest we have decided to postpone further drawings on the Weekly Set of Dishes, until about September 1st. r v c illC lllU C I we give 1 vote with each lc cash purchase jn the new Voting Contest. W M . D ALE COMPANY Dry Goods Loyalty Notions Millinery to the home newspaper, Doc. Adix Takes the C ak e, and a desire to help increase its circulation and prestige and make it a power for good in the community, is the reason the Estacada merchants, now' conducting the novel THOUSAND DOLLAR MERCHANDISE PRIZE VOTING CONTEST, are allowing 9 The Estacada Progress .o * v e 1,000 Votes Subscription Accounts, for every Dollar paid on whether Renewals or New Subscribers. Mrs. R. H. Currin of Currins- ville, although npt ordinarily ad dicted to betting, last Sunday made a wager of one four deck er whipped cream cake, against an ordinary dollar, that Doctor Adix could not run his Dodge car through to the Spackman ranch, in Upper Garfield. While the doctor has issued no invitations as yet, whipped cream cake will be served at his house in the near future, for the Dodge car with live passengers made the round trip to Spackman’s without any trouble. « Stop and consider — a renewal of your subscription now for $1. will entitle you to just as many votes as a $10. purchase would bring elsewhere. Estacada Boy Marries Viola Girl The Progress is the weekly newspaper of Eastern Clackamas County and over 95% o f its subsribers renewed during 1915, so renewals and new subscribers are not hard to get. So get in the contest early, while the “ picking’s easy.’ ’ Call at the Progress office and let us help you get started from our lists of names. Light in Weight Strong in Power and Endurance Oakland Six-$895, here Here is a six, weighing 2100 pounds, yet is large enough to carry tive people comfortably. Develops 30 to 35 horse-power, and. with its light weight, will carry you easily over any road. Business judgement demands that you consider this new OAKLAND Six if you are in the market for a light car. Demonstrations Gladly Given Estacada Garage Wm Underwood - Estacada, Or. Hogs Get Drunk Estacada Man Locates At Monitor Some sections may be main taining “ blind-pigs” d u r i n g these days of prohibition, but it remains for Alspaugh to announ ce "intoxicated hogs” John Cithens believes he has solved the problem of making alcohol from frozen squashes, at least he knows that frozen squashes contain the necessary bug juice, as his herd of hogs last week became disgracefully ; drunk and disorderly, after par- j taking of a dessert course con- ! sisting of the frigid dainties. J. R. Townsend of Estacada, who for the past few months has conducted a shoe repair shop on Broadway, last week disposed of his stock and has gone to Moni tor, where he will engage in the butener business. Announcement is made of the marriage a t Vancouver l a s t Thursday of Miss Emma Briden- stine, 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bridenstine o f Viola, to C. P. Boyer of Estaca da. m nniriirm iir C ATALO G Barr Buys Out Competitor J. V. Barr, the dean of Esta cada blacksmiths, last week pur chased the blacksmithing stock of Ed Folsoifi and has added it to his supply of horse-shoes, nails, etcetera. Carload Of Autos On Way Ed Folsom and wife left Sat The Clackamas Garage of Es urday for Dayton, Oregon, where tacada, agents for the Dodge and he will continue blacksmithing. Chevrolet automobiles, announce Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks of that a carload of new Dodge cars i is expected in Estacada in a few Estacada entertained Monday days, part of which will be used i evening, in honor of her cousin, f Mrs. Barbara Mengel, who after to fill orders already placed. — 1 an extended visit here, is leaving Leo Rath of George is only next week for her home in the waiting for the present inclement east. Whist was the entertain weather to subside, before begin ment for the evening, followed ning the erection of a big new by a dainty supper and “ lalk fest.” ¡ barn on his place. 4 t f i/ jr f e r Ce/rfa/v I /SQUARE L D ialing 1 d 164 !j •«'■' V : ’ jJ P mls i-jr'L y y f 3/e (////tfefa- O UR 1916 Catalog and Planter’« G u i d e 1« a v a l u a b l e r e f e r e n c e e v e r y g r o w e r s h o u l d h a v e . I t lis t s d e p e n d able Farm , G a rd en and F low er seed and the beat eq u ip m en t fo r P ou ltryfn en ,B eekeen *-« and Orchardlata. 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