Try our
Easy Payment Plan
New Fall Suit
In Purchasing Your
You will have it paid for before you know it.
Remember you must get in on this before July 22nd.
THE
PLAN
S ELECTING SUIT
R E C O R D OF D E P O S I T S
Placed to your credit on joining the club
$ .21
Initial Deposit
.42
July 22nd
.63
July 29th
.84
August 5th
1.05
August 12th
1.26
August 19th
1.47
August 26th
1.68
September 2nd
1.89
September 9th
2.10
September 16th
2.31
September 23rd
2.52
September 30th
16.38
Total paid in
Total to your credit September 30th
111 ..... —
$ .62
16.38
17.00
Price of Suit Chosen
Less 5'**>
Balance Due
To Your Credit
Balance Due
$
-
$
- $ 1 7. 0 0
$_
This Club is founded solely to make new friends for
Royal Tailored to order clothes. The privileges of the club
will be granted only on the sale of Royal Tailored Clothes.
H O W IT W O R K S O U T
Suppose you order a $16 suit. 5% of $16 is 80c making the cost to you only $15.20. With $17 to your credit, we will rebate to you $1.80 in cash.
Or suppose you order a $20 suit. Deducting 5 % from $20 leaves $19 so by paying $2 more, you get a $20 suit. If a $25 suit, you get a dis-
couht of $1.25 making the cost of suit $23.75 leaving $6.75 for you to pay. Whatever the price of the suit you choose you get 5 ’« discount.
EAST CLACKAMAS SUPPLY CO.
‘‘Your Satisfaction Is Our Success”
Givens - Going - Goes - Gone
Repair Your Sidewalk Now
2 x 6 — 4ft. long PLANKS------------------------------------each
2 x 6 - 6 .................... . .................................................. ” 7 c
1 x 6 — 20 ” ”
”
for Inside Walks...................... ” JJC
2 x 6 — 10 ” ” STRINGERS......................................... ”
S h i n g l e s , Sand and Gr a v e l
Flour
and
Feed
of
All
Kinds
c_ylllen C& Samson Estacada
FLOUR
FEED
LUMBER
C. C. Miller
Steam Fitting
Plumbing
Electric Wiring
To the Public:
Estacada, Oregon. July 7, 1916
The undersigned having just finished the construction of a
residence for Dr. Wells in Estacada. Or. takes pleasure in express
ing the satisfaction he feels in the Plumbing and Electric Wiring
done by Mr. C. C. Miller of this city in the said dwelling.
I have found Mr. Miller a capable and conscientious man, who
has. in order to give thorough satisfaction, done more and in a num
ber of instances furnished better fixtures than his contract called for.
Both myself and Dr. Wells are well pleased with his work and
desire to let the public know it. We can recommend Mr. Miller as
a fair and honest workman whose aim seems to be to do more rather
than less to make a job satisfactory and right.
Respectfully, Ed. W. Misener
Walt Givens claims they never
intended to leave for Turner,
Oregon, to attend the state con
vention of the Christian Church,
until this week, but the News
chronicled the fact last week,
supposing the convention was
then in progress.
Anyway, Mr. and Mrs. Givens
and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Drill are
supposed to be at Turner now,
where Mr. Givens is taking a
leading part on the program, in
cluding a well learned speech
with gestures, which the editor
had the pleasure of hearing re
hearsed in the rear of the feed
store early this week. With the
exception of the speech, all
are expected back home the lat
ter part of this week or the early
part of next.
Annual Cherry Feast
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Currin of
Currinsville last Sunday after
noon entertained about thirty
friends at their annual cherry
eating feast, when the big tree
in the front yard yielded its bush
els of ripe fruit for the benefit
of the guests, with only its leaves
and a few broken branches as
mementoes of the yearly feast.
As usual, this lawn event was
enjoyed by all, including the chil
dren and grown-ups, all entering
into the proper spirit of the oc
casion. with the subsequent Mon
day’s wash full of fruit stained
dresses, collars and waists.
Elwood Items
Contributed
Ray Keith and wife and Mrs.
M. Cahill, the latter’s sister-in-
law were Elwood callers Monday.
Mrs. Lilly Park’s sisters, Mrs.
Alice Hills and Josie Cadonau
are spending a few weeks camp
ing in Mrs. Park’s yard.
Mr. and Mrs. Odd Kinney of
Eastern Oregon, were Sunday
guests at the home of Jesse Cox.
J. Meilike, who has been treat
ing with Dr. Adix is still quite
poorly.
Elmer Dibble of Springwater
is treating his house to a new
coat of paint.
Mrs. Carrie Coats and son
Alvin have returned to their
home in Portland after spending
a month on the farm with her
father P. Nelsen.
An auto party, comprising Al
bert Kitchingand family and Mrs.
Lester Hale and children of Cur
rinsville, spent Saturday and Sun
day at Bull Run, as the guests of
Mrs. John Kitching, who return
ed home with them.
W. A. Jones of Estacada re
turned Monday with big and
little Bob Marchbank, following
an auto trip to Hood River, where
the children of James Marchbank
were taken to their father, who
is now in business there.
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