p PEPiONAL AIID LOCAL
0 n,c w
Tred Kessler of
uisitmg hj3 mother,
Fcrtland is
Mrs. Louis
Sc-ibcrt. . "
C'yde Haven is a welcome vis
itor in Aurora again.
Miss Mr.bei Krau3 went to
Woodburn last Wednesday.
Mrs. Dr. Amos of Portland
was Mr. J. W. Sadler's guest
for several days the past week.
The following young people
walked to Barlow to an ke
cream festival: Misses Anna
Goetz, Hazel Giesy, Mr.rgartt
Higginbotham', Lizzie Wii, Oi-
"J(t.i Kraus. Hannah Krau! Mrr.
J Sirpeiiter, ' Glen Hurst, Ceo.
Fry, Russell Higginlotham,
Den Will and Arthur Kra- ?.
Mrs. Geo. Miller was an AI
bany visitor this week.
The Misses Lilla and Clara Ir
win went to Portland Friday
morning. -
Walter tYy is recovering from
the effects of an injury to his
foot. i.
Dewey Miller returned fitm
Portland Wednesday. "
Glenn Hurst was a Canby vis
, itor the first of the week. -
The hop pickers are with us
again. Some are not satisfied
with the picking price, but most
pf them are reasonable and un
derstand conditions.
Mrs. William Bower is visit
ing' her motner, Mrs. Armstronr ,
for awhile.
The store building occupied by
Sadler & Kraus is receiving a
hew coat of paint which will add
greatly to the looks of the town.
FOR SALE:-84 head of An
gora goats, $2 per head, Half
are nannieil Call or write,
G. H. Gray, R.F.D. 3, Aurora,
Gregon. 2t-9-4
G Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Snyder
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Platts at Hubbard.
Miss Alary Schuman left Sun
Bay evening for her home in
Sari Francisco after a several
months visit at the home of G.
Denial; f
, Earnest Snyder and' Herman
FunK saw the circus Et Salem
Thursday.
. Asa Thompson of Needy was
In town Thursday! -
: Taken up an esiray: one roan
heifer; one, ear . cropped and
branded on hip. Owner call, pay
damages and remove, properly.
F. E. Parmer,
It. F. D. 1 Aurora, Ore.
, Miss Hall of Eugene spent
sewiMl hours in town last Thurs
day. . Mrs. Oliver Higginbotham was
a Canby isitor last week!
. Miss lioxy Cole, la the guest
of John Cole and family.
Vis. Will Grimm and baby
pf Portland are. here for a two
weeks vint with relatives.
t Glen Hurst, John Kraus, Ben
Will, and Freddie .Giesy were
timonu'thoe who attended the
ball game at Canby Sunday.
; FOR SALE. A yearling 'Jer
sey bull calf. Call or write.
C! as. Ast, Canby, Ore.J
Mrs. M. Giesy visited her son.
" Julius Gitvy cf Portland, for sev
etal days last week. .
Ms. Flora Beck i3 home from
; Seaside. ;
r John Whitlock and son
Jvvci e Portland visitors one day
lastftrck. :
; Mi-fand Mrs. Tobias Snyder
went to Salem Thursday morn
ing. . Wo are Sailing Hep Supplies
as uual at lowest prices. We
wart vour crJ.rs for Burlap,
'Sali.Cr,' Hoj ?v;ks, Hop bas
kets. Ki!;) Cloth.!, etc.
S'.'r.d in your criers early and
we will !o U:e rc?L
Yc urn U r buslnei?, .
' W. S. HURST ti CO.
MARKS PRAIRIE.
August SO.
The social dance at Ritters
hop house Saturday evcn'ng was
alriaht and all had a good time.
John Kopper is having the
house on tjie Sam Mark place
remodeled, , and it is a big im
provement to the place.
We are sorry to see our neigh
borhood all torn up on account
of a few gossips who have made
a mountain out of a mole hill"
about a stray hat pin. Better
drop this matter, friends, and
let this matter blow over. The
sooner the better for all the par
ties concerned. .
Mija McCormick of Woodburn
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jack
Kess of our prairie.
Percy Ritter will teach the
Butteyrlle school this winter and
Ray Fish will teach the Needy
school.
We learn that Mr. Ab Cole
will soon put up a fine residence
on his farm here.
IN ONE OR MANY COLORS
I
LARGEST FACILITIES
IN THE WEST FOR
THE PRODUCTION OF
HIQH GRADE WORK
IATII AS LOW At EASTItl lOBStt
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Dr. A. F. de Lespinesse
DENTIST
t ' v (
Office on C itrctl czt Tribune Office
CANBY
OREGON
Is Your Property For Sale?
VV ark cmmtasilr rcJ)ftt Inqntrlea from til
pant of ti United Sfattt tut Farm. Vlnerarda and
Coantry ind Cilr Hma an K Pacific CoaM. II
root Knpritr la for tala wa thl) b iL4 to pi arc It
ou ourlue, and Rot fo In dirctocr-ponJttirwiih
a larta aumbtt "I pnmbla boirra. Addrna,
TOWN 4 COUNTRY JOURNAL PUB. CO.
30 4ACKSOH N fRAHCISCO, CAU
THE AUSTIN STORES
At Woodbutn
V.'
1 A.& A.
So The People May Know
In justice, ourselves, and by
way of Explanation to some of
our customers .who are waiting
frv their hop tickets, wo desire
to say that every man would
have had his tickets before this
If the paper house in Portland
and the railroad company had
! as much energy as a corpse." At
9 o'clock 'last Monday morning
we gave an order for alck to
print tickets on. with the prom
ise that we would .'receive it by
the first train. Two days later
we received a letter from the
paper house stating that they
had been unable to get a dray
from any of the transfer com
panies to get their orders to the
depot. Finally they got it down
to the depet and the train was
overloaded already. During all
Tthis time they arc telling us the
stock will be here on next train.
Our type and presses have
been waiting while we have
WOODBURN
"NO WONDER
HE LAUGHS"
''Every man with'a'fat bank ac
count can afford tolaugh. Also
to take a "smile" once in a while.
He who saves first can spend af
terwards, but he can't do much
spending first and expect to save
after it. Put your money in the
bank NOW, where it will be draw
ing interest ,sd that you can
spend later on. (. We will be glacj
to have your account, and talk to
you about the interest that it will
earn for you while in our care.
Farmer's & " Mechanic's Bank
Woodburd
OrtiOq
Vapor arid Hot Air Cabinet
bath. Sure cure for Rheuma
tism, Colds, Nervousness etc.
Single1 baths or courses of treat
ment. Charges reasonable.
. . , .f Joseph Liridiey,
Valley Hotei, . Woodburn, Ore.
We are headquarters for. Harvester's Supplies", such as Good
Wearing Shoes. Pants, Overalls, Jumpers, and all such
articles of Wearing Apparel, as well as a Good Line of Reliable
Brands "of Groceries. If you are rot satisfied with the Flour
you are using try our "SUPREME" Hard Wheat Flour; It is
sure to Please you and the Price is Right. -s .
Our Prices are always The Iwest possible for Relirle Goods.
E.
been cussing, and our patrons
have been waiting. In the
meantime the railroad company
and the paper house merchants
move around and talk, like they
had a century to do a dayj work
in. We could gone to Portland
with a wheelbcrrow and got the
stuff up hero long ago. We wil
have all hop ticket orders ready
by Saturday afternoon. Those
who have had their products rot
before being able to get them to
market, can appreciate our'situ
ation. -
When it comes to sloth and in
competency, some of the Port
land business- houses certainly
take the cake.
- For Sale A good single driv
ing mare, weight about 1100
pounds, A. J. Mishler.
Order your hop tickets early
and you will be sure to get them
on time. The Borealis will con-
DEPARTMENT
J. H. Scttkmler, Pres. Ceorje C. Binclum.V.rrcs.
' J. M. Foormin, Cuhlcr.
Bank of Woodburn
Established !!?0
Capital and Surplus over $50,000
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Wcndobur - - ' Oregon
The Vaudetto (formerly Wood
burn skating rink) is making
every effort to please the public
with moving pictures. They
give a double program.
Admission'5 and 10 cents.
Woodburn Studio -Photo-graphs,
Copying and Enlarging
Picture Framing. Amatuer
Supplies. Developing and Fin
ishing: Jas. J Hall; Prop.
Readings by mail, Thoroughly
reliable. Four questions for
Sl.cb, Mrs. Ji Lindsey, perma
nently, locted at Valiey Hotel,
Woodburri, Oregon.
Siiajikland's Bicycle Store
We handle the very best make
of new and second hand bicycles
and supplies. Best equipped re
pair seop between Portland and
Saleml Prices - reasonable and
work guaranteed'.
Shanklahd & Co.,
Woodburn, Oregon
AUSTIN
HENRY 1. CENTS, Pr.et nJ Cashier.
Aurora State Banlj
?8 . Transacts A General Banking Business . :
Capital $25,000
DIRECTORS.
II. L. Bents, H. A. Snyder,
" J. H. Miley, A. A. Crisell. B. F. Giesy.
Four per cent interest paid on time deposits.
Collections Carefully Attended
Aurora -
FARMERS
We want your trade.
We handle nothing but Good5, Reliable Gooda
We Sell at Popular Prices .
When coming to Woodburn, Give us a Trial
We guarantee 4 'Value Received"
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Notions, Groceries
Q. H. BE BEE;
WOODBURN
S. 0. MILLER & SON
Dealer. la
General Hardwae, Stoves, Tinwar c. Farm-"
ing Implements, Buggies, Wagons, Creani
Separators, Gasoline Engines, Guns, Ammu
nition and Fishing Tackle
AURORA ; i i . OREQO
89 Pi. Sixth St.;
READY FOR BUSINESS SEPT 1
Having purchased the Union
'have completely overhauled thrs plant, put in new silks, and
'will begin operations September 1st, oh aliye arid let live basis.
' Being thoroughly experienced in the Miller's trade. I am in a
' position to do work as cheaply
else in my line. During the
for $10 per ton. Other prices
We Cater to the FirmersTfad, . Yti t I iitoime Solicited
T. G. LENNON
R.F.l).No.i
O. R.
Dealer in
Furniture, Rugs, Glasjj
m
ace Curtains, Picture
iP 1 Frames, Etc.
w Remember our motto: A SQUAKE DEAL TO ALL
CANBY - '- - OREGON,
Just Received a carlord cf euI- j V lain and fancy Stationary, '
phur and a carload of Bt'rlap blank booka novels, etc.. at the
Those wi.l. topurchareshouia Post-0:!ico Store. Henry A. Eny
call and get price?. A. J. Wish- ,
ler. l--r Prnctor-
HENRY A. SNVptR, Vke PrtaWcM
W. S. Hurst, C. Kocher
To. Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
'-. Oregon
OREGON
The Separatoi1 Question
IF YOU were going td. buy a separator
would nt you vani td get the best for your
money? It would be' justice to yoit your
wife and family lo do thi. . A post card;
costing you one cent, will give you a chance
to read up about the Empire, to study its
construction, cost appcarancGi etc. Yoii
should do this before purchasing. We ciairrl
lightest running, . close skimming, easily
cleaned, simplicity, and durability. If you
read our catalogue, or See our machine ana
carinot agree with us, very well, you have
learned something ane done us no injury.
May we at least send vou a catalogue. ',
Empire Cream Separator Cd
Portland, Orczorl
Mills from Mr. Trullinger, I
or a little cheaper than any end '
coming, season I will r)n'l feFJ
in proportion ''1.' '..
j Mulino, Ore
MACK
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