ï EASTERN Thursday, December 9, 1920 Page Seven CLACKAM AS NEWS ■HBT 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. H ° w about t h a t ^ . H EATER OR RA N G E O/ve Our USEFUL SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS ¿ r iia i For this Winter ? I f you come in soon, we have 10 New Models to select from, ranging in price fr o m ................. iliili 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. F A M ILY iriíniiüíülüiii BERT H. FINCH if 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 99 “ Less Go tt HaVe all less than ton lota d eliver ed to 143 Front Street, Portland, for Estacada shipment. Store U C its E Z Yours as B 4 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 I Oregon 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. « :: Estacada, Oregon conomy~ fficiency~ ndurance • T H E S H I P - B Y - T R U C K m ove- 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. Phone Marshall 244 The I jr> Up A LSO JUST IN, A TRUCK LOAD OF . . to a/ / the ... J & it * } C A «jJtJ»«}"/ These three Stirling qualities, sought by every motorist, and 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 G UNS- W IL C O X B R O S . O F THE And AMMUNITION FISHING TACKLE Get Hunting and Fishing Licenses Here Camping Outfits, Electric Flashlights. Baseball Supplies KodakPicturesDeveloped and Enlarged 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.