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R AILR O AD TIME CARD
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
North Bound
No.
No.
No.
No.
10,
28,
18,
14,
7.38 a.
10:24 a.
2:33 p.
8:49 p.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
17,
15,
19,
27,
9,
-2:37 a. tn.
9;44 a. m. (on flag.)
3)14 p. in.
5i31 p. "hi. (on flag.)
$28 p. m.* *
W ants, For Sale, Etc
LOCAL A D RATE.
I The federal itrand jury for thé Nov- j A uniform and invariable charge
ember-March period has been drawn. of 5 cents per line is made for all ad­
Not one o f the jurymen is from Marion vertising notices of every description
County. The only one from this seeton in the news columns o f 'this" news­
paper. This rate applies to for sale, I
is J. T. Poteh, o f Canby.
for rent, lost, found, card of thanKs,
» W. H. Nibler was a business visitor j
“ want a d s /’ and to all kinds of sim­
in Portland Friday to look over'C hrist-•
ilar notices as well as to all notices of
mas goods. Louis. Weber t compounded |
entertainments, fairs, socials, shows,
the drugs an$ dispensed the face creams !
etc. No reductions $>r discounts.
in Mr. Niblei*8.absence.
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m.
m. (on flag.) .
m.
m. (on flag-)
South Bound
H UN TERS :m
We carry the following Brandsof L oaded Shells:
Mrs, ÎL H.”€rissel o f near*Wilson-
The Observer, the . Portland Tele­
ville, is here caring for her mother, | gram, the Rural Spirit and Poultry
Mrs. Re ter Laüe'r, while the latter is' Life (alp Oregon papers)— all'riour
recovering from % hninor operation one year for $4.50, at the Observer
Wednesday.—Hubbard Interprise.
office, Aurora, Oregon.
M AR K ET REPORT
Eggs, per dozen, 41«;
Butter, 2-Ib. roll, 60c
Butter Fat, 36c
Fat Hens, f3, 14c
BrfeMers, 15c
Duck?, 10 and 12e '
TurkdySj; old, 18c.
Jeese 8c • -2 •,
Beans 5c to flc
Cascara,Jfc ¿T *
Lard, 15c •_
Wheat* $1.25
Oats, 37|c
Onions lb. 2 c
Wool, 28c
Potatoes, $1.35 . : \i
| Mrs. A. C. Scheurer and son Howard!
[ went to Portland Friday on a shopping !
tour. Mr. Scjieurer joined them Sat-;
urday, and all returned Sunday jright.
WESTERN
Southern Pacific workmen repaired!
the signal pole at the Station Saturday.
F or S ale —Fresh cow, with calf; A1-!
As a matter o f Safety First, only
Hughes Carpenters should haye been! so 3-year old colt, weight-1300. Zimmei - 1
sent to do the work on an 8-hour basis-. man B.os., Aurora, Oie. - : S 34-3t
Kenneth Bents, the enterprising i ------:—~ — -------------------—— —» --------
edit
young Oregonian agent, is this week! ? F or S ale —Farm wagon, John L. [
distributing complirrjentary copies o f j Snyder, Aurora, Oregon.
■mat.daily each morning to non-readers j
o f the paper, to induce them'to join hisj
F or S ale —Barred Plymouth Rock
list o f patrons, ,
Cockerels from the O. A. C. Egg Strain.
John W. Schwabauer was here Mon-i Earnest Werner, Route 2, Aurora, Ore.
day to receive a Midget caterpillar trac-1
tor which he took out to the Fargo J
Orchard Company to replace the bigj
The handiest, neatest, most econ-
tractor they sold recently. ' It Will be j omical little things on earth— our
used in orchard.cultivation. ,
I gummed labels fo r business men in
T. -, , ,
tt
—
. .. all lines.— Observer Office.
,
Mrs. Chas. .Keil, Mrs. Hugo Keil,
mjjm
and
Mrs.
F.
M.
Keil
were
among
the
Mrs. S. A. Miller spent” the day in
ladies shopping here Tuesday,
g 8 FoR S ale - 150,000 New Oregon Im-
Portland Saturday.
Judge Galloway will ipeak tonight at P?ove(^ strawberry plants. Price de-
D. A. Keil was a'b&finess visitor in
the I. O. 0 . F. Hall, after the regular j
$3.50 per 1000. Phone 551-20
Portland Saturday.
session o f the lodge, when the puhlic jJ É fe ^ Mutual. J. J. Taylor, Route 2,
A. R. Eisner was in Aurora Monday
10-1 to 12-1.
is invited to attend to hear this wélij
^5, Aurora, Oregon
enroute to Portland..
known Democratic candidate for C it [■c -------------
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Fresh Jersey cow for sale—D. A. cuit Judge.
; ■
ilÉiimf
FOR BALE— Full blooded Rhode
Keil, Aurora Oregon.
fsländ Red cockerels, one dollar
Mrs. George White and Chfldrjm
Joe Resch was among the farmers Portland were the guests o f Mrs. ,L
T $ í.o o ) each.-, Mrs. W. F. Prahl,
transacting business here Monday.
3 3-2t
Vandeleur and Mrs. Dian Snyder from , «Route 3, Aurora,, Oregon
Friday
to
Sunday.
M
rs.
Jas Ogle shipped a car load o f pota­
band is Capt. George Whit*, of'Battery
toes from East Eutteville Sunday.
“ Hard buyers,” memT'and women
A, now stationed at Calextcer.
Regular serv.'ces at 11 ef. m. next
who
buy with their fields as well as
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Eisner" -yere
Sunday at the 1 resbyterian Church,
shopping here Saturday, Other shop­ their -pocketbooks, will be quick to
Er: W. H. Coulet was in the city pers were Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith o f take advantage o f pur four-m agazine
Thursday from Woodburrf on business.^ the White School district, Mr, and Mrs.
bargain offer. See. advertisement on’
. Mrs. Gei. W. Yergen and daughter J. H. Kraus o f Marks Prairie, Mrs. page four.
4*3™
•
Noma were visiting friends here Tuesday F m . Heinz and Mrs. Carl Damm of
SEL BY
U RI. C.
4L.
Ä iü
Licenses
(im tnt
Mrs. J. W. Sadler attended a m e e é P acksburg'
The Observer, Rural ^Spirit, Poul­
The false but alarming report- that
ing o f the P. E. O. Thursday at Wood-
chop suey had advanced from 25 to 35 try L ife all three one year, and the
burn.
cents -was a solar plexus blow to Felix Portland Telegram 3 months, for
Sam Yoder o f Hubbard has gone bo
Icaacson until the falsity o f the report
Eastern Oregon to improve his home­
$2.50. Send your order"to the Ob­
was established. It is hot thè pnce
stead.
but the car shortage that is worying server, Aurora, Oregon. |
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gray and Arlo chop spey enthusiasts.
•Gray .were Saturday yiaitors here last
Amótig the visitdrs here re’cefttly
M ARRY— F or sure success try "an
week.
were Frank Albee o f Meridian, W. J.
old
responsible club, established nine
Otto Kraueger o f Canby and Otto Uppendahl of-Marks Friairie, Wn. Tham-
Blosser of Barlow were in Aurora Sat­ er, W. L. Murray and Geo Rosich o f years, guarantee satisfaction, over
urday.
Butteville, Ghas, Gelbrich o f Lorie El­ 50,000 members; many wealthy; tes­
Mrs. Peter Zimmering and Mrs. Frank der, John Damm Jr. o f Macksburg, C. timonials and descriptions free. RE­
Schwader were in Aurora shopping E. Miller o f Needy, Profi A. C. Thomp­ LIABLE CLUB, MRS. W RUBE L, Box
son o f Milwaukee, A. W. Giesy o f
Thursday.
8-31 to 11-5
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mark o f 26, Oakland, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs.. Butler o f Wilsonville Marks Prairie^ and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
were here yesterday shopping at the Beck.
■ MONEY TO LOAN—I have made
Aurora stores.
About the usual amount o f Hallowe'en arrangemerits - for loaning eastern
The Branigar auction was one o f the! Mischief occured Tuesday might. How money, and Will make very low rate of
interest on highly^ improved farms.—
largest sales held in this section
it should be apportioned between the Homer H. Smith,’ foom 5, McCormick
several seasons.
marauding Haloween children and the building, Salem,- Oregon. Phone 96.
Guy N. Hickok visited the county; prominent young society matrons; it is
seat Saturday in the interests o f the! impossible to state. It is on ly: fair to
j say, however, that the latter ¿.did not* it FOR SALE— Shetland pony. EI-
place the “ F or^ ale” sign on the Ob- fd on Kocher. Aurora", Oregon,
server door, erect the ladder at the
and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. R. J . 1
town watering place, tip over the ‘ ’ mu-;
Hendricks at Salem.
tnicipal dog house,” hangCapt. Mi ley’s
Farm Loans on first class
Ivan Blosser, the little'son o f Mr. l-sign on the highest telegraph pole in
farms, H. E. Morton, Salem, Ore.
and Mrs. Otto Blosser o f Barlow, is ill ¡town, or filled Geo. Miller’s S. P. flue
with an attack o f measles.
with pett iccats.
John Kraus and Grover Giesy are
both busily engaged in building new
houses on their respective farms.
Miss Mary Smith, teacher o f the pri-
mary department o f the Aurora schools,
spent the week end with Salem friends,
H. H. Hurst, Art ¡Artus, Billy Moore
and P. W. Sanders made a trip to A1.-
sea this week to look over a timber land
proposition. ?
;
A number.of Aurorp people went out
to the cemetery Thursday fo r a general
clean up day fo r the improvement: o f
the grounds. --
Felix Isaacson made a trip through
the Mt. Angel and. Silverton sections
Friday. He reports little doing in hop
transactions there.
'
•. NpLRKET NOTES
^
Potato dealers find tjjemselves un­
able t o ' take advaritage o f the high
Eastern: markets on account of. the
impossibility o f securing cars for
shipment o f Oregon potatoes. Until
the car shortage is overcome, Ore­
g r o w e r s w ill get little benefit
df the high Eastern prices.
This year’s potato crop is 59,000,-
000 less than last year, according to
the latest estimates o f the depart­
ment o f agriculture. The crop is The
poorest since 1911, taken as a whole
.throughout
the
United
States.
Hence' a firm ‘market with advancing
prices may be expected fo r the rest
o f the season.
Gehlhar W ill Use
Max Gehlhar is gaining!
votes every day, The people
J. J. Sperb and sons shipped about know he is able, honest and]
5000 pounds o f white beans to the Port:
accommodating and wilbuse
land market this week.', Thé price;paid
good judgment in conduct­
was 7 cents per pound.
ip
He will dis­
G. A, Ehlen, W. H. Ehlen, L. L ing the office.
Snyder and S. A. Miller returned Sun­ courage bringing neighbor­
day night from Lorane where they
hood and family rows' into
spent a few days hunting deer.
courts and thereby save much
B. J. Grim was in the city Friday,
having returned from a trip to Toledo, money to the taxpayers. He
Oregon, where he and Mrs. Grim visited deserves your snpport and
their daugeter, Mrs. A. G. Will. -
you will, be glad you gave i t 1
johiK McNeai, formerly with the ob-; to him when you see what a '
j
server, was here Saturday
gon City, where beds staying ; with
brother to take medical treatment.
The folio wing is a list o f the offer-
o f fruits, vegetables and other
products found in the Aurora stores:
Apples,
- i . ; i_..
. . box 75c
Home Grown tomatoes, . . . . . . . . . . l b , 3c
Cabbage,
rib. 2c
Potatoes, 5r i - .. . . . . . . . . _ _ < . . . . . . lb. 1Jc
Onions,
___ . . . . . . . ____ :2—. lb. 2Jc
Dairy b u tte r,___________________ lb 32c
Creamery butter; ________ Z ______lb. 40c
Fresh eggs, . . . . . . _____
_doz. 41c
Dry beans, . . . . X . . . . . . . . . . ...lb. 7 to 8c
Lard,
..lb . 17c
Salted meats,
..._ lb ., 17 to 25c
Sugar,
.per 100 lbs., $8.25
F lou r,________ per sack, $1.75 to $2.25
Bananas,
..
_doz. 25c
Lemons,
_______
...d o z . 30c
O r a n g e s , ______________doz, 40c
Sweet Potatoes, . . . . . . 2 . . - - - . .lb. 3Jc
Honey,
------ . . . . . . 2
2 lbs. for 25c
Celery, . 2 . 2 3
bunches, 25c
Good Judgment
Wm. Lettenmaier, o f the Oregon
City post office, was here visiting/his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Letten­
maier this week. ; A '.
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from Ore- j
W & 'iÆ È
0 fftcia] he makes.,—Ed.
Jefferson Review, Oct. 20.
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Hardware ¡ G . A . E H L E N
The Wide Awake
I 0 R g A.
Hardware "Store
DIRECT PRIMARY
NOMINEE
FOR
District Attorney
schuebel
law yer
,
Oregon City Bank Building
D EN TIST
ai well as ONIONSviand
% ^ OREGON CITY
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by us;lin any quantity,
Phon’è'ob %
Canby'^Iufcua-L
warehouses at
Aurora,
Canby,
Hubbard.
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Office Phones: Pacific 405; Home A270
4-5-6 STEVENS BUILDING
—
2 0 2 Alder St.,-
Oregon City, Oregon
Portland, Oregon.
Aurora Representive
H. H. HURST.
BLACKSMITH
I am prepared to do
aM kinds of general black-
smith work ■ h i t i i u - -m uß t
satisfactory manner
STONE & MOULTON
Attorneys-at-Larr*
W H O L E SA L E PRODUCE
Main Office
i
Canby, Ore«
and
I W . S. Hurst & Co.
All kinds o f wood work and
\wagon repairing and gene-
rral repair work. S A T I ­
SFACTION GUARANTEED
Carson & Brown
Attorneys at Law
X F. OHLERT
United States National Bank Building
Z]
AURORA, OREGON
S '
Salem, Oregon
♦
J. HAMPTON WlisTG §
V IO L IN IS T
S
and Teacher of Violin and Piano
P hone main 2240
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, 314 315 Tilford Biiilding
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PORTLAND,
: : OREGON, t
DR. L. G. ICE
DR. ERICH R2 STARKE
DENTIST
All dental work conscientiously done and at
moderate prices.
DENTIST
Beaver Building, Oregon City
Ph oneär^Pacific 1221.
PLATE W O R K A SPECIALTY
Mishler & Gribble Building
Home A 198
Phone, Main 20
Aurora, Oregon
j E. P. MORCOM
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Attofney-at-Law
Practice in all Courts
WOODBURN
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OREGON
Aurora Harness Shop
|
P« H . MILLER, Proprietor
#
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Barrels and Tubs.
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o If you need any fir Tubs for Meat 11
o
o or Kraut, or any Oak Barrels, from < j
f
o 10 to 5 0 gallons, for W ine or Cider, «
o
if
^
ONION SETS are bough t
«<•*» F. G. PETER
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Harness Oiled by
Dipping Process
Everything for
the Horse
General Harness Findings
Half Sweeny Collars
Harness Made to Order
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
Phone Aurora Mutual
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We
Republican
e.
f
: M U R D Y ^ £
would rather
printers.
be known as
W e have noticed that the
so-called “ cheap” printers never get
I very far, and their customers do not
seem to get very far eitheh No bus-
inetss has ever reached and held the
position of permanent success by the
j use of cheap printing. The printing
of an eminently successful business
is distinguished by its high quality,
j however, and the inference is so plain
that every oife who reads may easily
¡apply the inference to his own busi- i
ness.
The - Aurora
AU R O R A, ORE.
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“ particular” printers than as cheap
MAX GEHLHAR
Implements
DEUTCHER A D V O K A T
TH E M A R K ET B ASK ET
Mrs. Juluis Zimmerman arid sons
were here over Sunday from Albany to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Chris Zimmerman. ■
Guns
M
Observer
and the
Daily Oregonian, both one year for
$6.00. The' Observer, Aurora.
K.O.
BRAND
Home Products
Bologna
Lunch Loaf
Wienerwurst
Pork Sausage
Corned Beef
Pure Lard
ICE
W U R STE R BROS.