Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928, July 13, 1916, Image 9

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    Eagle Creek Notes
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Contributed
Mrs. Howlett has another nurse i
a trained nurse Miss Watkins, j
I who is helping to care for h e r;
now. She has two nurses, and a
girl to do the housework.
■ '1
Palace
MEAT
Market
For E ggs
Fred Jor.n,
Proprietor
Phone Main 83.
Mrs. Katie Douglass called on
| Mrs. Howlett Monday afternoon.
w h o ’ s
oead
NO BODY5 OEAD, B U T
L W A N T ANOTHER C H E w "
OF T H A T R E A L TOBACCO
i
James Gibson, accompanied by
i H. F. Gibson and wife, and Sam
j Wilson, came up to his home last!
week.
j Mrs. Roy Douglass is the guest
jo f her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.
j Moehnke, this week.
o f the richest tobacco grown—W-B CU T Chewing—
Chew, new cut, long shred. It is the chew that
G ET the the Real taste Tobacco
yon hear men boosting to their friends.
Yon'll be fled. too,that you’ve found it - and to paaa the word along to men that you know.
“ Notice how the aalt brings out the rich tobacco taate’*
Several o f the Eagle Creekites
atteijded Chautauqua last Satur­
day to witness the ball game be­
tween Estacada and Clear Creek.
n u t W WETMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 U w o .
Frank Ochs o f George is work-
ing for H. S. Gibson.
Broadway
j
Gerald Wilcox and family, and j
Guy Wilcox and family were up
to H. S. Gibson’ s picking cher­
ries the other day.
‘Premo’ Cameras
Mrs. R. S. Clark and Mrs. Rose
Baker visited with Mrs. Murphy
Sunday afternoon.
Supplies
New Twfc G ty
A New Model Typewriter!
John Reid and family, Mrs.
Lewellyn and daughter o f Spring-
water came over to H. S. Gibson’s
after cherries last Saturday.
Estacada, Oregon
And
6 0 0 0 J U D G E S C L IE N T IS V E R Y M U C H ~ A L IV E ^
| R. S. Clark and son Carl have
I recently been out sawing wood
I for some o f the farmers in this
j vicinity.
Invites Your Patronage
Cash Paid
th e
WMATS THE HATTER]
i
BUY IT NOW!
Mrs. Viola Douglass made a re- j Yes. the crowning typewriter triumph is here!
Fishing Tackle — Hunting and Fishing Licenses
turn trip to Portland last Wed­
Lunches • Confectionery • Cigars
It is just out, and comes years before experts expect­
nesday afternoon.
Ed Boner’s
52. a day.
-
ed it. F or makers have striven a life-time to attain
Fred Hotfmeister and son Will j
this ideal machine. A n d Oliver has won again, as we
felled and sawed up some trees
scored when we gave the world its first visible writing.
into wood for the school next \
winter.
There is truly no other typewriter c>n earth like this new Oliver
The Eagle Creek camp o f W. ! Think o f touch so light that the tread o f a kittei' will run the kevs!
0 . W. gave a social Saturday I
W ARNING
CAUTION
evening which was well attended. |
Estacada
510. a week
Hotel E stacada
Modem Conveniences
H. C. Glover has engaged R.
Brash to re-paint his house and
barn. We wonder why?
One o f the most delightful Resorts
on the Coast
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
Mr. and Mrs. Pluss Cahill and
son Cecil spent the 4th with the
former’s parents. Mr. Cahill re­
turned to Malone, Wash., on Sat-1
urday; but Mrs. Cahill will spend
some time visiting friends and
relatives in this vicinity.
R e x a I l
1 ♦ orn
S
ol v e n t
w
+ + + + + + + +
+ + +
Helps remove corns far more effectively
than by cutting, and without
pain or danger.
Price
The new-day advances that come
along on this machine are all con­
trolled by Oliver.
Even our previ­
ous models— famous in their day
never had the Optional Duplex Shift.
It puts the whole control o f 84
letter» and characters in the little
fingers of the right and left hands.
And it lets you write them all with
only 28 keys, the least to operate o f
any standard typewriter made.
Thus writers o f all other machines
can immediately run the Oliver Num­
ber ‘9’ with more speed and greater
ease.
This brilliant new Oliver comes at
the old-time price. It costs no more
than lesser makes now out-of-date
when compared with this discovery.
For while the Oliver’ s splendid new
features are costly we have equal­
ized the added expense to us by sim­
plifying construction.
Resolve right now to see this great
achievement before you spend a dol­
lar for any typewriter. I f you are
using some other make you will want
to see how much more this one does.
I f you are using an Oliver, it nat­
urally follows that you want the
finest model..
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maple-I
thorpe o f Salem and their daugh­
ter o f Portland were visiting rel­
•l n p p e t f o o
^ m e m b e r this brand-new Oliver *9’ is the
atives in Estacada and Eagle
’
V ^ t l l L o (X KAcXy , greatest value ever given in a typewriter.
Creek Sunday.
It has all our previous special inventions visible writing, automatic
25c
The Estacada Pharmacy
spacer, 6 1-2 ounce touch -p lu s the Optional Duplex Shift, Selective
The
S to re
The Garfield Dorcas Society
will meet for an all day session,
July 20th, at the Country Club.
The committee in charge o f lun­
cheon are Mesdames, Hunt, Lem­
on and Shearer.
Members and
friends invited.
Mrs. A. O. Whitcomb,
Secy.
i
W. V. Wellman, representing
Color Attachment and all these other new-day features.
Y et we have decided to sell it to everyone everywhere on our fa ­
the Oregon Portland Cement
mous payment plan 17 cents a day!
Now every user can easily afford
Company o f Oswego, was an Es­
to have the w orld’ s crack visible writer, with the famous PRINTYPE,
tacada business visitor this week,
that writes like print, included FREE if desired.
taking up cement matters with
the Street & Public Property TO D A Y Write for fill! details and be among the first to know
about this marvel o f writing machines.
See why typists, employers,
Committee o f the city council,
and individuals everywhere are flocking to the Oliver. Just mail a post­
relative to the proposed concrete
al at once. No obligation. I t’ s a pleasure for us to tell you about it.
paving o f Broadway.
You can rent an Oliver typewriter three months for $ 4 .
Mr. Earl Reitsma o f Portland
THE OLIVER TYPEW RITER COM PANY,
was the guest o f Mrs. A. Klinker
1193 Oliver Typewriter Bldg.,
Chicago, III.
of George last week.