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Jim Smith and family of
Macksburg was in Aurora' Tues
day enroute to Salem. They had
a good camping outfit with them
"and will spend tho entire week
at the fair.
. Miss Fritz who is book keeper
for Frank Miller left for Portland
Thursday evening. '
Phil Bower and Archibald
Atkinson went to Portland Sat
urday. t Mr. Carl Huelter while driving
home from Aurora Tuesday, was
approached by some g.vpsies fa
regard to a horse trade, after
driving on he noticed thnt he had
been relieved of a sack of flour
from the. back of hi3 bu sgy.
Gene Garrett, Ralph Kocher.
Lee and Ray Fish are camping
on the fair gronnds at alem.
Mrs. Fred Will,-Jr... spent
Thursday and Friday "with
friends in Portland.
The large fourteen passenger
automobile that caught "lire and
burned near the crcssioads
between here and Barlon Sunday
hiorning,'' was leased from the
fljcn'ox Hotel people to be run as
(ibu8 'from fSalem tb ihc Fair
grounds. A quick stop ' on the
steep grade was said U bo the
cause 'of the fire, and 'tho ma
chine and the camping cutfifc-and
effects of the people in tho auto
was a total loss. Tho neii who
had leased the machine had 1 3en
required togiye a five thousand
dollar bond for its safe 1 eturn. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Secur
er are back now for the wlater.
Mr. Scheurer has been in eastern
Oregon where he goes every sum
" Jner with a threshing machine,
and Mrs. Scheurer has been visit-
.Frank Miller took a party to
Salem Tuesday in his auto. Those
Of the party were Jonas Will and
Wife, Lzzie Will, Bertha Stark,
Percv and Leona Will.
1 Ait hill TTfntia snd flnnrrra TTrv
are at Salem" taking in the fair.
Mr. and Mrs., Geo. Yergen,
Mr. and Mri Dolph ' Crissel of
Portland are spending the,' wjeek
Salem. ' ' ' 1
Mrs. Thompson and daughters
Grace and Gladys of Needy spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Fred Will, Jr.
; John Johnson is spending thi3
week with Aurcra friends. - ,
Thc-tuv; Tilings shown in shoes
thia fall arc? snappy. The shoe
department . of tho Sadler &
Kraus store, is full of the best
makes, .the best styles and the
best wearing footwear, and
would do credit to a much larger
town. Giving the people the
benefit of the very best right at
home for the least money.
A quiet put a pretty wedding
was solemnized Tuesday at two
thirty o'clock at the Presbyterian
Church when Clara Ida Irvin,
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs;
W. W. Irvin was united in mar
riage to Dr. Archibald Anand
Atkinson of Paris, Calif., by the
Rev. Zurg of Albany, The wed
ding march was played by Mrs.
Melvin McCord of Portland and
"Oh Promise MeVwas beautifully
s jngby "Ellen Brobrt of Oregon
City, The church xrzs beautiful
ly decorated XT. ilh ferns and au
tumn leavei giving the appear
ance of a forest in autumn time.
After the ceremony refreshments
were served in the Club Rooms
below, which were also tastefully
decorated with roses and ferns.
Tho3e in attendance from abroad
were Mr. and "Mrs.' Hale, Miss
Bess Shepherd, "Mrs. Melvin
McCord and Will Tull of Port
land; Miss Ellen Probst" of Ore
gon City; Mrs. Eugene Moshberg
erof Woodburn;. Mr. and Mrs.
Will Wuster, Mr, and Mrs. Irvin,
Mr. and Mrs.. W. P. Wurster,
Mr. and Mrs. J, P. Colef Misses
Lilla Irvin. Ella Brackett, Hazel
Giesy. Harriet Will, Tillie Fry
and Aria Goetz,
- Mrs. Joe Ryan wa3 ov;r 'from
Buttevllle a few hours Tuesday.
Kenneth Cole of Turner is vis
king his cousin, Nate Cole.
. Mrs. Otis Smith and son Donld
are visitors at the Salem fair.
Mrs. Lee Eckerson who has
spent a fortnight with her
mother. Mrs. Henry Beck, has
returned to Canby. . .,
Andy Ba chert while. herp for
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nop piCKing mei wua a pauuui,
but not serious accident while
climbing over a fence Friday
morning, he fell forward and
dislocated his arm making it im
possible for him to eontinue his
work in the hop fields.
Mrs. Ed Yoder and children
spent J3unday jn Canby.
Perce Ritter is very low with
typhoid fever at the home of his
parents in Needy.
Henry Hurst was up from
Portland Sunday.
' For the best tobaccos and ci
gars call on Henry A. Snyder; the
Post Office Store.
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General Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Farm-:
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Separators, Gasoline Engines, Guns, Amrni
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AURORA - - . . OREGON
W00DBURN DEPARTMENT
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J. N. Poor nun. Cashier.
Bank of Woodburn
fctabllikd 1190
Capital and Surplus over $50,000
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Wondobur - Oregon
HCNXY L BENTS, Pr ant Caihler.
HENRY A. SNYDER, Vict ProKci
Aurora State Bank
ci Transacts A General Banking Business :
Capital $25,000
DIRECTORS.
H. L. Bents, II. A. Snyder, " W. S. Hurst, C. Kociieji
J. II. Miley, A. A. Crisell. B. F. Giesy.
Four per cent interest raid on, time deposits.
Collections Carefully Attended Toi, Safety. Deposit Boxes for Rent.
Aurora - - Oregon
, The Vaudette (formerly Wood
burn skating rink) is making
every effort to please ,the public
with moving picture?. They
give a double program".
Admission 5 and 10 cents.
Yes, if , young couples would
ook at it the right way, a good
bank account is "well worth look
ing at" It is right after marri
agebefore any family comes
alongthat saving should bo be
gun. It is the husband who
must do it, but the wife can help
him greatly. Proper economy in
nousenoia auairs, areas, etc., r Pondino-s hv wnll. TWmicrTJv
" . r: - vul reliable. Four, questions for
WOODBURN STUDIO-PhotC-
graphs, Copying and Enlarging,
Picture, Framing. Amatuer
Supplies. Developing and -Finishing.
. Jas..J. Hall, Prop.
We invite your deposits and pro
mise you the best rate of interest
Farmer's &
Woodburn
Mechanic's Bank
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$1.00, Mrs. J. Lindsey, perma
nenly locted at Valley Hotel,
Woodbum, Oregon.
Vapor and Hot Air Cabinet
baths. Sure cure for Rheuma
tism, Colds, Nervousness etc.
Single baths or courses, of treat
ment. Charges reasonable.
Joseph Lindsey,
Valley Hotel, Woodburh, Ore.
SlIANKLAND'S Bl CYCLE STORE
Wc handle tho very best; make
of new and second hand bicycles
and supplies. Best equipped re
pair seop between Portland and
J Salem, rnces reasonable ana
Svork guaranteed.
Shankland & Co.,
Woodburn, ' Oregon
"PETTER THAN- A CIRCUS
The VaoRonk tni Barlley .
, AMUSEMENT CO.,
The Bst Stean Merry Go Round
' IN OREGON
NOV AT AURORA THIS VEEK -INCLUDING
SUNDAY.
Every train takes a load of hop
pickers now and still there a num
ber of yards that are only begin
ning to be picked.
' 'j. R. Marsh and a part of his
familv went ud to Silverton to
visit Mrs. Marsh and the rest of i '
the family that are there" in the j Plain and fancy Stationary,
hop yards taking their vacation, j blank books novels, etc., at the
The , ladies would surely .be ! Post Office Store, Henry A. Sny-
tempted to purchase if they would j der, proprietor. . .
look at the new chevron serges,
just the latest things out, shown post Cards-Local views around
at Sadler & Kraus'. , Aurora for sale at Henry Snyder's
: Aurora is indulging in a mercy : the Postofice store. Call and see
eo round, down near the electric i them.
light plant and the children tfari
.now be happy.
' Senator Fulton and party are
touring this partof Oregon view
ing the country. They shipped
fVipir touring car3 from Astoria
Henry Snyder, at the Postoffice
is authorized to receivo subscrip
tions for the Borcalis. Better
hand him yours.
to St Helens, where they began ; - FQR gALE a yearling Jcr
their overland jonrney, reaching;
here Sunday night, they will vi
it tho state fair this week.
scy bull calf. Call or .write.
' - Chas. Ast, Canby, Ore.
.IN DRGAA1LAND
,Tis sweet to linger in the soft effulgence of the twilight glow,
When each day's task is done, rnd music sweet and low
Speaks Love's eternal yearnings and Disvot ion's mute desire,
Kindling the altar of the heart with evening's vestal fire.
From out the balmy night there comes to me
A thousand cheerful voices, speaking sweet mystery.
Led by their joyous laughter and their Kght antf love,
I soar to realms more beautiful than the starry heights above.
Sleep, on the wings of Night, then smiles on rr.c;
Wc fly away to flowery realm?, besids an emerald sea.
And sweet, indeed, it is to meet life's dear one3 there,
To walk and talk with them cgain, and feel that they are near.
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When Butte Was .
A Barren Desert.
For five wceljs last winter the city of J3utte,-Mont, was
a barren desert, It. was the driest placo on earth. Tho
water supply was all right, tut owing to a strike all tho
newspapers wcro suspended.
Butto's experience proved that in this day and ago the
local newspaper is a public necessity. Nobody, knew what
was Happening, i-aiao
rumors ' spread like -bad
butter. Fake stories
about citkens circulated
by word of mouth until
several duels almost re
sulted. There were no
newspapers' to tell tho
truth about .things.
Business suffered worst
of all. Merchants tried
handbills, which -didn't
fill tho blli. They work
ed tho billboard over
time, bft only bored tho '
public. Tho pooplo cried
for newspapers as babies
cry for (Sco ad.)
For onco in tho his
tory of tlo world it was
demonstrated beyond
peradventun that a towu
without ft livo newspaper
.n j acaa one. oiores
could not do business without properly advertising their
wares, and they could aot advertise properly without news
paper space,
Butte merchants aro now advertising to mako up for lost
time. Business men who didn't think much of advertising
before hare learned iti valuo and aro using newspaper
pace.
m The experienco of Eatto carriej a let son for every other
town this one, for instance: ' ' '
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ADVERTISING "PAYS ITS OWN WAY.
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Wo want your trade.
Yo handle nothing but Good, Heliable Goods
We Sell at Popular Pricc3.
When coming to Woodburn, Give us a Trial
We guarantee ''Value Received"
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Siioesotjons, Groceries ;
G. H. BEBEEz I
WOODBURN
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The Separator Question
IF YOU were going to buy a separator,
wouldnt you want to get the best for your
money? It would bo justico to you, your
wife and family to do this. A post card,
costing you one cent, will give you a chance
to read up about the Empire, to study its
construction, cost, appearance, etc. You
should do this before purchasing. We claim
lightest running, close skimming, easily
cleaned, simplicity, and durability. If you
read our catalogue, or seo our machine and
cannot agree'with us, very well, you have
learned something ane done ua no injury.
May we at least send vou a catalogue.
Empire Cream Separator Co
89 N. Sixth St.,
Portland, Orczof
PRODUCE AND C0M1SSI0H KECIIAHTS t "
Who!esa!e Dealera In Wheat, OaU, Hops, Potitoea, Onions,
Onion Sta, Green and Dried Fruits,. Ore 2 on Grape Root
and Cascara Baric Highest Market Prica paid for all
kinds of Produce, Etc. Branch Office .t Hubbard and
Canby. Sola agents for Hillock O. K. Potato Digzer,
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Wo So Hioirst & Compaumy
AURORA. OREGON
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MODERNLY F URNISHED
HOTEL
' THIRD AND PAJN 6TS
tCRTLAND OREGON
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Possessing every convenience and an ideal location
fronting on the beautiful city plaza. Adjacent to
business center. v Un-to-dito jrril I. Tcl:r!ioao in
every room. Private balli ', Mm to and from all truina h
European Plan Itote r. American Plan U
Cn.00and$lX0perday ?2.C0 and $3.0) per dayj
C $2 00 and 2. 50 with bath . $3.G0 and $ 1.00 with bath J
$ O.H. SPENCER, Manager J
h Canby Tribune on fil Aurora Dorealit n fiU y
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I READY FOR BUSINESS SEPT I
t Having leased tho Union Mills from Mr. Truiiingcr, I J
t have completely overhauled he plant, put in 'nc' silks, and J
twill begin operations September 3ft, on alive and let live ba3i3. S
2Leing thoroughly eitperienced in the Miller's trade, I cm in. a
f position to do v. orka3 cheaply or a litth cheaper than any one
Ids'? in my line. '.During the coming season I will grind feed 2
tiot $L50 ttt ton. Other prices in proportion
t X7c dtct to th Farmeri' Trzdt. Youx Patronage Solicited
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