Thursday, August 7, 1919
Page Three
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEvVS
bant and Por Sale Column
s cents per line. Cash in advance
SPECIAL!
Sell Your Green
PRUNES
SPECIAL!
We have received direct from the factory a large line of Hats and Caps in all the
latest shapes and styles, for young and old, at reasonable prices. If you are a crank
as to style, we can fix you up.
We have also received a new line of^young men’s (Rainbow) Soft Colars in all the
latest stripes and shapes, at 35 cents each.
Remember that we have a large line of SHOES and that prices are on the upward
tread. Better get your shoes now. Our prices are same as ever—very low.
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Estacada Cannery
$70.00 Ton at your ranch.
Evergreen Blackberries
ONE WEEK ONLY!
ONE WEEK ONLY!
Special sale in Skirts—10 per cent discount:
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East Clackamas Supply Co.
Your Satisfaction is Our Success
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Miss Walberga Carle and Kath­
erine Peiffer, of Portland, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Bert Moore.
We are indebted to J. W. How­
ard, of Dodge, for some fine ap­
ples of the Yellow Grants Pass
variety.
A. H. Olson of the State Bank
of Portland, is assisting in the
Estacada State Bank, during the
absence of H. C. Stephens.
Lee Bronson was going around
Monday with a bandage over his
right eye. A piece of metal had
got into it, which necessitated
medical attention.
The Rev. J. F. Dunlop accom­
panied by his nephew, Douglass
Goodrich of Sell wood, and Rich­
ard Hayman, hiked out to South
Forks, Monday, where they
camped for a couple of days.
Miss Fannie Hoover and daugh­
ter Nell, of Salem, the mother
and sister of Mrs, H. C. McCor­
mick, spent the week-end with
the latter.
Harold Bronson is going around
with his arm in a sling. Tues­
day evening he was playing with
the Ames children, when he fell
and sprained it. Dr, McCall ren­
dered first aid to the injured.
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LEADS
SALES
of Electrically Equipped Automobiles
W e are agents for the—
Fairbanks Morse Type “Z” Farm Engine
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£
W e are now prepared to handle any kind of work, brazing or battery, in connection
£ with our repair shop, as orr new man, Mr. J. C. V alentine, is a specialist in these lines.
£ * Positively all work guaranteed and if not satisfactory, will make it right at our own ex-
X pense. Come in and give us a trial.
*!• Fresh stock öf—
U. S. AND GOODYEAR TIRES
C A S C A D E GARAGE
A LW AY S ON HAND
AT THE RIGHT PRICES
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ROY WILCOX, Proprietor.
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Our Motto is: SERVICE
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WANTED 7 cents pound.
Boxes Furnished. *
FOR SALE Wood wagon and
rake, H. A. IvlcMurphy, Spring-
water.
8-7
FOR SALE See my ad. on
back page. Order your Milwau­
kee Fresh Water system now.
No storage water, you get it
fresh from the well. Terms to
suit. Roy Meyers, Agent,
Farm Utility Co., Eagle Creek.
FOR SALE One Mohawk
steel range. J. E. Schenk,
Estacada, Or. 8-7
See Victor Domm for Primus
Separators all sizes. Eagle Creek
Falls.
10-24-19
TAKEN UP Stray hog at my
place. Owner can have it by
proving property and paying for
keep and expense of this notice.
W. A. Bard. Rt. 2. 8-14
WHEN in need of a man to do
your shingling, painting or car­
penter work, see L. E Bishop,
on the Garrill place. Reasonable,
by hour or job.
8-20
FOR SALE Clark Seedling
strawberry plants $3.00 per 1000.
No orders taken after September
1st., as we will have the runners
cut. See .1. Osborne or W. R.
Woodworth.
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