Eastern Clackamas news., March 16, 1916, Image 6

Bonnets!
Bonnets!
E agie C re e k N otes
Contributed
Mrs. Ed. Douglas, who under­
went an operation in Portland
sometime ago, is doing nicely and
is expected home soon.
Bonnets!
Spring Is Here
So are D A L E S ’ with everything in Spring Millinery
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Marshall
and J. P. Woodle and wife visit­
ed with Mrs. Hewlett Sunday
afternoon.
From Buckram Fram es, to Paris Pattern Hats
Make your wants and wishes known and we will do our best to please you.
D on ’t forget your Delineator and Votes.
We handle Gills’ Seeds.
Council Repeals Ordinances
We Are Not In The
TRUST
+
♦
♦
*
♦
♦
♦
♦
♦
*
+
and are still in the ring
♦
+
♦
to meet any honest competition
in all lines that we carry—
Quality considered.
Quality
goods is our strong point, and
you will always get 100 cents
in value for every $1. purchase.
♦
*
*
+
♦
a
a
+
♦
♦
♦
♦
a
a
a
a
a
a
+
a
We have given our old cus-
mers Satisfaction and Mr.
New Customer we are con­
fident we can Please You.
+
♦
Give Us A Trial
♦
♦
And Let Us Convince You
L . A . C hapm an
»
\
“ The Quality Store’
Light in Weight
Strong in Power
and Endurance
Oakland
Six-$895, here
Stephens’ Candidacy Favored
W. Givens o f Estacada was ov­
er this way Saturday looking up
hogs for the market. Roy Doug­
lass took nine hogs to him Mon­
day.
Miss Edna Kennedy was the
At the regular meeting o f the
Estacada City Council, Tuesday week-end guest o f Mrs. Metzgar
evening, there w e r e present. o f Gresham. She also attended
Mayor Wright, Recorder Devore the teachers’ institute at Kelso
and Councilmen Wagner, Woos­ Saturday.
ter and Standish.
Mrs. H. S. Jones o f Portland
A fter duly auditing and order­ was out this
ay recently, the
ing the current bills paid; three guest o f her mother, Mrs. Viola
o f the present city ordinances, Douglass.
relating to the now obsolete liq­
Mr. and Mrs. E. Foster and
uor licenses, were repealed.
Mrs. Mary Young called on Mrs.
It was ordered to have Engi-
n e e r Ewing establish proper Howlett Monday afternoon.
H. S. Gibson and Mr. Orkey
grade stakes along the east side
o f Broadway, from the railroad attended the Dallas sale at Da­
mascus Saturday.
•
tracks to 3rd St.
A t the request o f S. P. Pesz-
Mrs. Murphy received a pleas-
necker, the council granted him j an^ cau f rom MrS- Katie Doug-
the privilege o f making certain | lass Saturday afternoon.
sidewalk alterations in front of
Miss Viola DeShazerand Char-
his Main St. property to facili­
j lie Updegrave were the guests
tate his automobile repair busi­ o f the form er’s grandmother,
ness.
Mrs. Viola Douglass, Sunday.
H. C. Stephens o f George, who
has received the hearty endorse­
ment o f the majority o f the vot­
ers o f this part o f the county, as
a Republican candidate for the
Legislature, is gaining m a n y
friends in other parts o f the
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pieister
The Viola Happy Hour Social
county.
had a pleasant visit with Roy
Club
met
Friday
evening,
at
the
Mr. Stephens, while in Oregon
Douglass and wife recently.
City last week, found there a home o f Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hic-
A. W. Cooke and wife were up
general disposition among not inbotham, with thirty-eight pres­ to see Wm. Howlett recently.
ent.
Following
a
short
program
only the candidates for various
Everett Beckett came heme
offices, but among the business | by Miss Woodle s scholars, with
participating in games, re­ last week, sick with the lagrippe.
and professional people as well, j
He remained at home for a tew
to recognize the right o f the freshments were served; every­ days u n t i l he recovered his
eastern part o f the county to a one seeming to enjoy the even- health before returning to his
representative in the Legislature ing.
work
and the further, inclination to re­
gard Mr. Stephens as the choice
o f the people to represent the
eastern section.
Mr. Stephens is too well known
We are now showing the latest Spring styles
locally to need much o f an intro­
duction to the voters o f this part
in Men’s Hats
-
Price $2.
o f the county, being at present
president o f the East Clackamas
When in Portland — Call and See Us
County Fair Association a n d
president o f the George Commer­
126 - 4th St.
349 Washington St.
cial & Social Club, in both o f
which organizations he has al­
ways taken’ an active part.
Mr. Stephens is making his
We sold over $75.00 worth o f
canvas on the grounds o f his
business qualifications and ex­
perience, together w i t h h i s
knowledge, as a farmer, o f the
needs o f the fanner. He has
during the past ten days o f good weather and
been a taxpayer o f Clackamas
expect to surpass that figure, just as soon as
County for the past seven years
and has lived on his present farm
• you d is co v e r the saving in price
at George since 1913. Before
by ordering your
coming to Oregon in 1908 he was
Cashier o f the Interstate Savings
Bank in Denver, Colorado and
afterward was Vice President o f
of ns.
Money saved on bulk orders.
the American National Bank o f
♦
Pendleton. He has a large ac­
We handle Lilly’ s and Portland Seed Company’ s stock.
quaintance throughout the State
and will make a valuable mem­
Get the Habit and Trade at
ber o f the Legislature. He has
adopted as his slogan. “ My best
efforts for the peoples’ inter­
Broadway at 2nd - Estacada, Oregon
ests. ”
Why Spend Over Two Bones For A hat?
DRAKE & MAUCK
SEEDS
Here is a six, weighing 2100 pounds,
yet is large enough to carry five
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.
Garden, Grass or Clover Seeds
PARK & C L O S N E R