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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1919)
I* -ê C oncerning A d v e rtisin g Astern Clackamas News •OnCfred ;it the* postoffict“ in E staruda, O regon, ¡is seco n d -cla ss m ail. Published every Thursday at Estacada, Oregon IJPTON H. GIBUS Editor and Manager. SUBSCRIPTION It A IKS One year . Six months Thursday, Thursday, September 25 1919 EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS Four . . $1.50 - -7,r> Sept. V 5. 1919 V O L U M E XIII With this issue of the N ews , its thirteenth volume commences. This number is popularly consid ered ominous. Rut we are living under the .administration of that precedent upsetter, Woodrow Wilson, whose lucky number seems to be Id. So we won’t worry beforehand, especially as we recall that the Union as at first costituted, consisted of thir teen states. l a k e Y our C h oice The I Oregonian published an article Sunday, headed “ Ene mies Multiply while Wilson Talks.” The Journal op the oth er hand, came out with one en titled “ Opposition to League Tottering.” It is difficult then, to estimate what etfec'. Wilson is making in his Swing around the circle, when authorities so differ. Rut as the showman said to the little boy, who had only a penny and inquired which slot machine he had better patronize, “ You pays your money and you takes your choice. “ One of the most illuminating article's in defense of President Wilson’s course since the war broke out especially in regard to the peace negotiations and league of nations, appeared in last Sat urday’s Oregon Voter, entitled “ Rorah and Johnson.” The president has been ciitized for not hav ing taken the senate into his counsels, while conducting negotiations, but was in no wise obliged so to do. Editor Chap man gives good reasons tor \\ il- son preferring to play a lone hand. These may be summed up under two head heads, first, tin* peculiar make up of the president s personality, which makes it difficult for him to work with others; secondly, his dis trust of the senate, whose major ity was bitterly opposed to him.» We acknowledge with thanks plates of iTosident Wilson's itinerary from the Mt. Clemens News bureau, which is main tained by Henry Ford. The matter appears in our supple ment. The advertising space of one of the business firms in our columns last week, was filled by an arti cle headed, “ Will the Small Town or Country Merchant Continue?” Eriday morning, the writer of the article asked fifteen men if they had read it, and only one had done so. He was much dis appointed and expressed himself so to us. We replied that he should have asked the women, as they are the ones who scan the advertising columns, rather than the men. If the % big adver- tisements of department stores are studied* it will be seen that the bulk of them are especially drawn up for women readers. A man seldom looks at them ex cept when they mention some particular thing he. may need. Rut a woman will read them thru eagerly on the look out for a bar gain. The advertisements for, men are neither so voluminous nor elaborate, as those for wom en, being much more matter of fact. Advertising is like fishing all kinds of bait must be t^ied lv’gry fisherman knows this, and that often it requires patient ex periment to decide which to use, as. so many things have to be taken into consideration, the species of tish, the weather con ditions, the season of the year, the time of day and several oth ers. So with advertising, to make this successful, needs a large stock of patience to discov er the necifcsary bait, how and when to use it, and then keep everlastingly at it. Did You Ever Get Som ething For l 1; Ponder this question a moment befpre you answer. You see a special price, you see something used as a leader. You- see a premium given with so’many goods purchased. Did you ever stop to think that you pay for all the premi um s, leaders and special prices and other such induce ments? Quality goods are the only goods that stand the test. T hat:s why we carry Quality goods. T ry us once and you’ll never try another. Bring us in some eggs. 60c in trade this week. REMEMBER OUR MOTTO “ THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD FOR YOU.” M e Willis & M e Will is GROCERS The trials o f dri—ng in the traffic prove the quality c l Red Crown gasoline. Look for the Red Crow; sign before you fill. STANDARD O IL COMPANY ¿California) __ Two ’’prominent, belligerent U. S. senators should change their nameslto Boring and Josh ing. v / ------------------------------------------------ Odd Fellows Building FALL GOODS J. L LACEY, Special Agent, Park Place, Oregci. 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