Eastern Clackamas news., May 03, 1917, Image 4

Walter Givens
Harry C. Reid
Fred Bartholomew
Advertising Mgr.
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Devoted to the stimulation of civic and
THE WEEKLY
Editor in Chief
Bouncer
community pride - the patronizing of
home industries - and the boosting of
the W. Givens Company, Incorporated.
PIRIT
Vol. 1
Estacada, Or.
May 3, 1917
No. 22
Boosting Spirits Locals
Springwater News Items
Editorials
W e ; are donating this space for
the Elwood and Springwater lo­
cals that were too late to appear
in the regular columns this week.
Contributed
In keeping with the tendency
of Portland and other business
houses in the matter of careful
credits during these days of high
prices and fluctuating markets;
we will have to exert especial
care in our charge accounts but
as usual all aci*ounts payable the
tenth of the following month are
permissible.
Elwood Items
Contributed
Harley and Willie Freeman
have gone to Oregon City to
work.
Chris. Bittner who has been
working in Oregon City, for some
time, came home Sunday for a
short stay, accompanied by his
daughter Ella and husband Frank
Rotter.
Laura Meibs is staying with
Mrs. E. Hodgkiss while Mr.
Hodgkiss is at Tacoma Washing­
ton, working on a poultry farm.
Mike Granatzki, purchased a
jersey cow, from A. Miller.
Mrs. C. Meilike is suffering
from a felon and badly infected
finger.
Montie Cox spent several days
in Timber Grove at the home of
Mrs. Maxon, who died, following
a paralytic stroke.
We have bought considerable
Wool and Mohair this week. The
indications are a still larger offer­
ing to come.
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Remember our 2
Miss Meta Fink is visiting with
relatives in Portland.
Mrs. Robert Guttridge’s sister
and husband from Montana, and
her mother ot Gresham, have
been visiting her for the last few
weeks.
Mrs. P. Erickson, who under­
went an operation at the Good
Samaritan Hospital at Portland,
is reported to be getting along
nicely.
Oscar Holman is planting pota­
toes for several of the neighbors,
with his new potato planter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Schenk at­
tended the funeral of their niece,
Mrs. C. Oswald last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Peterson
spent several days in Portland
and Sherwood last week visiting
with relatives.
J. A. Shibley is visiting rela­
tives in Portland.
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We have left just six
♦ pigs for distribution.
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They are thorough breds,
+ eight weeks old and we
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nine dollars each
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We still have some lead pencils
with our advertisement on them.
The boys of Co. D are welcome to
them if they will call.
Thanks to our manager, the
soldiers received a box of oranges.
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Cash Discount tickets are redeemable at any time.
We believe that a satisfied customer is the best advertisement.
The Walter Givens Company
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