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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1916)
W h y Send Your M o n e y East For Tailor Made * Clothes 7 / can sell you an Oregon hand made—from selected Oregon wool—guaranteed fast dyed TAI LORED 85J!T Tailored to fit + and hold shape V $ 1 8 .50 up You can select the particular kind o f goods you desire from my assortment o f over oOO samples any weight and any color. Your measurements taken here, and delivery o f suit made in a week, and your money is kept in Oregon. 0 D. S. Fleming, Estacada, Oregon Agent Brownsville Woolen Mills Store Mill To Man Clothiers T Evaporator To Be Installed Monday Henry Waespe o f the firm o f Huist & Waespe o f Portland was an Estacada business visitor last Monday, havingspent a few hours at the Estacada Cannery, prepar atory to the installing o f an evap orating plant, early next week. Hurst & Waespe are now oper ating a large evaporator at Clack amas and expect to evaporate at the Estacada plant, all surplus fruit from the Cla'ckamas plant. They also contemplate handling much o f the local fruit, having contracted for m a n y tons o f prunes and within a short time will make a farm to farm canvas o f this country, arranging for the buying o f all apples. It is expected that this depart ment o f the Estacada Cannery alone will distribute several thous and dollars among the local grow ers this fall. At The Christian Church There will be the usual services at the church next Lord's day. Bible school at 10 A. M. followed by communion service at eleven o'clock. There will be preaching services in the evening, begin ning at eight o ’clock. Subject: “ A Troubled Sea and A Troubled Smil". The public is most cordially in vited to attend all services. We lielieve we can do you good. Eag'e Creek Notes Ladies Suits Tailored To Order Contributed Mr s . Walter Douglass a n d daughters, Mildred and Florice, were the week-end guests o f the former’s s i s t e r , Mrs. Norval Kirehem o f Logan. Mrs. Cora Udell was calling on Mrs. II. B. Gibson the other day. Joey Woodle has been staying with his brother Ray, the past week. Ideal Ladies’ Tailoring Service The IDEAL SEE l ICE means to you, first and last. Satisfaction and all that this implies from a woman’s clothes standpoint. It means Correctness in Attire, Correctness in Style, and nothing is more Satisfying to a woman, than to know- that she is correctly and stylishly dressed. With over 200 patterns to select from, it means individuality o f goods, something exclusive, something better and different than usual and something which emphasises the personality of the wearer. It means perfect tit and quality in material. S U IT S $ 2 0 and Up This Service also includes Ladies Tailord Coats To the first four women taking advantage of thia Ideal Tailoring Sendee we will m ake a special discount in priee, am ounting to 15 per cent from the established prices. All we ask is th a t you call and look over the exclusive line o f patterns. E A S T C L A C K A M A S S U P P L Y CO. "Y ou r Satisfaction ♦ Is Our Success” J. Kirehem, o f Sell wood, paid a visit to his farm near Eagle Creek Sunday. Mr. Dhulst m adeatripto Port land one day last week, getting some repairs for his binder. Mr. D avisof Logan was through this neighltorhood last Friday and Saturday gathering up chickens, eggs, etc., for the Portland mar ket. Mrs. T. C. McKay called on Mrs. Viola Douglass last Friday afternoon. i Mr. Beckett, d a u g h t e r Miss Veroo, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Becket were guests at the farm home Sunday. Mrs. .Viola Douglass and Mrs. K. B. Gibson called on Mrs. How- lett Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Stenzel and son Paul, o f Portland, are visiting at the A. E. Sparks home for a few days. *v
