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EASTERN
Thursday, December 9, 1920
Page Seven
CLACKAM AS NEWS
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Y O U C A N G E T S E N S I B L E . U S F F V L C H R I S T M A S G I F TS
A T OCR H A R D W A R E STORE.
J U S T C O M E IN AND Y O U W I L L G O O U T W ITH PR ES-
ENTS FOR E V E R Y MEMBER O F Y O U R H O U S E H O L D
WHI CH W I L L P L E A S E T HEM B E T T E R T HAN ANYTHING
E L S E Y O U C A N BUY.
AND Y O U W I L L S A V E M O N E Y SO Y O U C A N BUY
SOMETHING FOR YOURSELF.
O U R H A R D W A R E IS T H E BEST: IT S T A N D S T H E
TEST.
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H EATER OR RA N G E
O/ve Our
USEFUL
SENSIBLE
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
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For this Winter ? I f you come in soon, we have 10 New
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N E W FURNITURE
Beds, Springs, Mattresses of all grades, Chairs, T abl.s, Window
Shades, Congoleum for the Floors
And most everything you want in Furniture.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Presents of Merit,
Beauty and Utility,
at prices that spell
ECONOMY!
Shop early and thereby
SECURE THE BEST
ESTACADA
PHARMACY
Ship By Truck
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HaVe all less than ton lota d eliver
ed to 143 Front Street, Portland, for
Estacada shipment.
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P. & E. Transportation Co.
To The Public:
F.C.Bartholomew G.M.Lawrence
O U R B U S IN E S S IS P IC K IN G U P
Estacada
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W IS H T O A N N O U N C E to the
people of Estacada and neighbor-
ing points, that I have leased the
HOTEL ESTACADA
which is being put into thorough repair,
and will take possession the First of
the year. The Hotel is for* the Town
and its People, and I shall endeavor to
make all comers thoroughly welcome
and at home. The dining room is to
be reopened, and I shall cater also for
Banquets, Dinner Parties and the lik*,
and in every way work for the conven
ience of the Town.
Thanking you for generous patronage
in the past,
V. W. HAUSER.
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Estacada, Oregon
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mont has now reached a point
where it is an important factor in
merchandise transportation.
Motorized highway transport Is a
comparatively new industry, hot its
benefits are so varied that it will be
but a short tim e before it will spread
like net work over the entire country.
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essential to the success of a Car ( doubly so in a hilly
country ) are embodied in t h e ....................................
CHEVROLET
For the Business Man or Pleasure Seeker, our “ 490 ” and
“ F B ” Models fulfill all the requirements of the Most Dis
criminating Motorist. Mother, wife or daughter can safely,
easily and comfortably drive these “ Easiest to Handle” Cars.
In the Commercial Field and in the Farming and Fruit
Growing Industry the C H E V R O L E T M O D EL “ F ”
( one-ton truck ) has amply demonstrated its ability to
cope with any situation.
CHEVROLET OVER THE TOP
KODAKS-
Al-L KINDS and SUPPLIES
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W IL C O X B R O S .
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And AMMUNITION
FISHING TACKLE
Get Hunting and Fishing
Licenses Here
Camping Outfits, Electric
Flashlights. Baseball
Supplies
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ED. BONFR’S
CASCADE GARAGE
SAN ITO RIUM
NOTES
At the Lovelace sanitorium
December 7th, 1920, an eleven
pound girl arrived for Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Clark of Oregon
City. Dr. R. G. McCall made
the delivery.
F. W. Freeman of Colton, an
ex-service man, is ill at the sani
torium with pneumonia, but is
doing nicely under the care of
Dr. R. G. McCall.
Lost His Pocketbook
Alfred L. Duncan had the mis
fortune Friday afternoon to lose
his pocket book. It was picked
up however by Mr. J. C. Duus,
who brought it over to this ofth «
and handed it to our care. As it
contained $35.00, we werealitUe
nervous at>out having so much
money around. But fortunately
we were able to get into commu
nication with itsowner who came
after it and went on his wav re
joicing.