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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1917)
Estacada To Be A “T ie -T o w n ’ STOP ■ LOOK • LISTEN Ladies! Do these prices on CLASSIC COATS interest you ? • ^ t Heavy Mack broadcloth, satin lined, with wide collar, a beautifully made coat. $12. Handsome, stylish, blue velvet, satin lining, made •for every day wear. $12. Heautiful, black chinchilla, satin lined. This is a gar ment worth double the price. $10. T h e se a re but a fe w o f th e a ttra c tiv e b a rg a in s w h ich w e a re o ffe rin g in th ese C la ssic C o a ts. Rubber and Waterproofed BOOTS, S H O E S and A P P A R E L Heavy, rubber, duck-topped, hobbed, leather soled work shoes $5.50 Red and black rubber, low pack shoes $3. $3.25 Knee and hip length boots, red or black rubber $4. $8. Children s rubber boots ...................................... $1.75 $2. All sizes children s and adult’s rubbers 50c • 65c $1. $1.25 Children's rain capes $2. Umbrellas of all styles and sizes 75c up Assortment rubber caps, hats and clothing; “ Rainiest” coats and pants “ Your Satisfaction is Our Success” East Clackamas Supply Co. Estacada, Oregon. ♦ l i r . n With the present demand for 1 he Priscilla Club o f t urrins- all kinds o f lumber. Estacada is ville is to be complimented on the fast becoming a shipping center 1 successful dance given by them tor the products o f the various jast Saturday evening at Cogs- mills adjacent, with heavily loaded ... „ • E , r k when auto trucks bringing sawed ties wel1 \ ,n ,K'e V , ’ " and dimension lumber both day over $1.30 was taken in, leaving a and night to the loading docks net surplus o f over $80, which here. sum will go towards the Ued According to the report o f a Cross campaign. *he H. k- & P- While probably the large at- officials, who Monday were in . , , . . ^ . Estacada arrangimr for more tendance was somewhat uue to shipping and loading facilities, the worthy cause represented, this city will soon justly be nick- the promised home-made tamale named “ Tie-Tow n” , for many supper, which materialized even hundreds o f thousands ot sawed beyon(j expectations, drew many ties will not only be shipped from _ ,_____ A. ___ ,, ___ ____ ...* dancer, from all portions o f here this w i n t e r , ... , but .......... will ..... be a stored here. this community, wnh many the e With the officials was J. Canby from Sandy, Boring, Gresham Morgan o f Portland, who owns a and other distant points, large tract o f timber on Clear Tw o more dances remain for Creek in the vicinity o f the old j month, the first olc iring Bittner Mill. Mr. Morgan hasi™, , . . ,, . ~ now completed arrangements i Thanksgiving Eve at C ogsw ells with the Cox & Park Shingle Hall and the second bem ga Hard- Companv near his property, to times dance staged by the ladies install proper machinery for cut- 0f the C. I. C. in the Estacada ting ties and expects that mill to p aViijon on Thanksgiving night, keep a steady stream ot ties com ing into Estacada for shipment. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kenny o f These ties will be loaded from the spur track leading to the old Estacada came near meeting with wood factory, or may be handled an auto accident last week, when on the cannery spur in Terrace j in attem pting to crank their car Addition. ¡on Gibson Hill, the machine EnKineer Thomas Humphrey o f ¡8tarted backward down grade. the railway company states that T, hi« i>nm n«nv i« his company is nlnnninor planning tn to nilA pile Mrs. Kenny jumped out and Mr. and store for future use over Kenny jumped in, and with the 1(X),000 ties on the right-of-way aid o f the emergency brake and property between the Estacada a fir stump brought the car to a Park and Hotel property, extend standstill a few rods below. ing from the Springwater road I to the depot. Fred Lins o f George, this week Such activity in the ! proUdly displayed a check fo r business cannot help but bring i 00rt 0; , . : 4 , mA prosperity to this city and adja- $322.85 being in payment ot 120 cent country, for the tie cutting sacks ot Garnet potatoes sold, demands much labor and the ¡This is the first big sale to come stand ot timber in this section is to our attention, although several M e ,°h * lhT moat exte" s've in the Of Mr. Lin s neighbors have sold i from ¡¡0 to 100 sacks each. • ♦ M y ' Business * IS S E L L IN G ♦ ♦ Ice Cream ♦ in 0 ?i;,ikone ♦ Soda Water - Soft Drinks • Lunches l Plumbing, Water Systems and Lighting Plants ♦ ♦ Red Cross Dance Nets $80 W h en you a r c in the m ark et fo r a n y th in g in th ese lines See C. C. Miller ♦ Cigars and Tobacco ♦ Estacada R. G. Marchbank Estacada, Or. YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER FO R T H E C O L D W E T D A Y S T H A T A R E C O M IN G ? Bring in your Old Windows and H o w ab o u t th a t N ew heating Stove or Range for this Winter. Fix up your Walls and Ceilings with oar warm Wall Papers and Deadening Felts ♦ ♦ have NEW GLASS put in them or replace them w ith New WINDOWS or DOORS ♦ ♦ VVe carry everything needed to build a Stop the Leaks in your Roof with our ♦ Rubberoid Roofing and Elastic Roof Paint ♦ (except the lum ber) ♦ and can Furnish you all the Tool« ♦ with which to build them H A K 1) W A K E I mplements H a r n e s s HOUSE, BERT H. FINCH B A R N or S H A C K E stacada , O regon