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About Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1918)
RAILROAD TIME CARD m ount S o p ir à SÓUTHEN PACIFIC wagst ob business " " ” ’‘ " " ’. 1 . Lojit and Charles Spaile w North Bound B U Y NOW J. Thomser ■car m a m r oi nuootra «aa nere | eity from Needy Monda*. Irvin was among the A . W. Will broad was a busini here Saturday from the Mi Henry Pardy Sr., and Henry Parde tVunter and son Roland Jr. were here Monday on business. in Portland Friday. R. B. F. GIESY Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ehlen and Mrs. E. Mrs. Percy Catlett was a Saleen visit- G. Carpenter motored to Portland Mon or Thursday, to have dental work done. day. Physician and Surgeon Both Phones Offioe at Residence Aurora, Or. Notary Public Fire Insurance - l ■ ? Live Stockand Farm Sales a Specialty ja S » V I P AINTERS and A P E R H AN G ERS ▼ I ■— -------- Mrs, Sawtelle of Molalla, who has been visiting her annt Mrs. M. D. Lea bo, returned home Saturday morning. Mr. Leabo and son Ralph motoring in with her to catch the morning train. I Mrs. Carl Damm and children were Among the well known farmers here I in town from Macksburg Saturday. ' Saturday were Frank Albee o f Merid They visited Mr. and Mrs. Jno Damm, ian, W. C. Kinyon and R. Woolworth of Butteville, John Jesse o f Gribble I Prairie, and Godfrey Dentel o f East | Miss Cordia Wiegaad was staying at Butteville. I the home o f Mrs. Percy Catlett while I the latter was in Salem having dental { work done. A Liberty Loan meeting was held at | Oregon City Saturday in th£ interest o f | the Third Loan. W. H. Bair; Dr. Ded- Congregational services will be held i man o f Canby, G. W. Scramlin of Among those in the city this week I at the Presbyterian church. Thursday Macksburg, and C, R. Gunzell of Wil were Gus Keil, Albert Pratt o f Meri ¡evening, March 28, at 7:30 o ’ clock. sonville were aniong those present. dian, Franz Kraxberger o f Macksburg, ! Everyone is cordially invited. and Jim McGill o f Paradise Corners. Red Cross members who have joined Among those who wept to Portland | Monday on business or otherwise were the Aurora Auxiliary sin&e February Among the recent visitors in Donald i Mr. and Mrs. J. Victor Anderson o f J 15, or whose names were omitted from were Henry Goode o f Salem, R. W ool- I Metidian, and W. W. Irvin, A. B. the list recently published are Mrs. C, worth and Richard Parrott o f Butteville Grim and Fred Will o f Aurora, Adams, Edith Cochran, Walter Colvin, N. S. Butler o f Wilsonville, Senator Mrs. Walter Colvin, John J. Rose, E. Scheurer and J. J. Ryan o f Butteville. M. Hurst. BUY NOW The basket ball game Thursday night J W between the Mackaburg boy's and the } A Aurora boys school teams resulted in a T erm s R easonable * victory for Macksburg. Phone Canby 13-15 (Mail—Aurora Route I) S a ' * V * * W * * V# 4 * 4 M. G, Smith o f the Needy section was in Oregon City Friday on business connected with the new regulations of Asquith & Blosser J the food administration, AUCTIONEER 2 ........... . W.C. Kinyon and Arthur White were in town from Butteville on business George and Carl Rueck of the Lone John Nordhausen was among the Saturday. Elder section were in Aurora Thursday Lone Elder larmers here on business on business. Monday. Mrs. Doty,MiBs Mabel Doty and Miss Mr. and Mrs, F. M. Keil were in Estelle Grettie were recent dinner guests at the home o f Mrs. Rader o f | Hubbard Friday where Mrs. Keil’s j brother E. W. Hoffman is very ill. Fargo. OREGON W m . H EINZ — - Mrs. V. Van Vleet was in Aurora I Saturday shopping, Mr. Van Vleet is Mrs. Peter Feller o f Donald was tak Chas. Kraxberger aud Rev. F. Th. still visiting relatives in Michigan. en to Newberg recently for medical Lucas were business visitors here Sat treatment at the Newberg hospital. urday from Macksburg. LOUIS W EBERT AURORA Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Caro there ant family were in town from Needy Sat srday. I ! r A urora, O regon i DR. de LESPINASSE ~ DENTIST Trullinger Bldg Phone United 6319 H u b b a r d , O regon Sailor Lad Tricks. Hei* sailor brother has come home an d . taught her a number of tricks about the laundry. He lays his white trousers on a board and brushes their with salt water, but, not having any r f the pcean wave, he makes a solution of water, and salt answer the purpose. She Was so delighted with the result, which not only cleans the trousers, but stiffens them as well, that she has tried It on her white shoes. D O IT N O W Repair your Car at MILLER ^ ISAACSON’ S Repair Shop Aurora, Oregon Y mplement stocks are decreasing 1 and the farm er w ho intends to buy, should look around for his wants for the com ing season in a very short time or he will have to take som e substitute and possibly d o without, so d o not wait too long. Mrs. Chas. Beck and Mrs. George { I Kraus went to Salem Saturday to visit | The Canby high school basket ball Donald ha3 organized a local unit of ! their mother, Mrs. Barbara Giesy at the Woman’s Council of Defense and the home of their sister Mrs. R.J.H en- team defeated the Aurora team Thurs day night at the old Pythian hall. Both Mrs. B. S. Quinn is chairman, Mrs, j dricks. teams played well but Canby / led Fred Yergen, vice-chairman; Mrs, S.A. throughout the game. The Canby Sexsmith, secretary; and Mrs, O. O. Freeman, treasurer. Mrs, Rosa Keil of Corvallis who has players were Misses E. Berg, S. Berg, been visiting friends and relatives here Pennell, Samuelson and Leona. The and at Barlow returned home this week Aurora players were Misses Frazier, Franz Kraxberger, who was here accompanied by Mrs. Sofia Hoffman of Moore, Anderson, Giesy,Cole and Arm Friday, will make up a car of potatoes Barlow, who will visit in Corvallis. strong. for shipment to the Salem King’s Pro ducts company. That company has a big government contract for these pro Herbert J. Miller and Felix Isaacson W. H. Asquith was home ,over Sun cessed potatoes for the army in France. day from Portland where he is working have taken over the repair and acces in the painting department o f the St, sory department of the F, L. Miller John’s ship yards, Otto Blosser is also garage, under the firm name o f the Petition for letters o f administration Aurora garage, Frank Miller will de working in the same yard. in the estate of the late L. M. Felts, vote his whole time to the auto sales deceased, who died in Clackamas county business, with the assurance that the in February has been filed by his widow Godfrey Dentel was among the East repair department is in the hands of Esperanza Felts, in. the county court at Butteville people here Saturday, Mr. a skilled mechanic. ©regon City. Besides the widow, there Dentel is one o f those loyal Americans are two children surviving the deceased who does not hesitate to express his j named as heirs in the petition. anti-Kaiser views candidly and forcibly, j Base hospital unit No, 46, has re ceived its preliminary mobilization or ders, When the actual mobilization Bennie Brusch, Harold Gribble, Gladys A county conference on the Third date is fixed, the members of the medi Gribble, Leona Graves o f Aurora, and Liberty Loan Campaign will take place cal corps will report at Portland and Homer Langdon and John Painter of tomorrow afternoon at 2 p. m. at Sal from there proceed to Camp Lewis for Hubbard were among the pupils who em, at the Commercial Club rooms; intensive training before going to the have “ gone over^the top’ ’ by winning Guy N, Hickok, John Murray, Marcus war zone. George W. Miller and An membership in the Second Junior Rain G. Smith, C. F. Grover and N. G.Wes- drew G. Miller, Aurora boys, and sons bow regiment, by selling $50 worth or cott are, the Aurora members o f the of George Miller are members o f this more o f War Savings Stamps. unit, committee. L. J. Chapin, representing the Salem King’s Products Company, was here Friday. He is buying potatoes for that company, -offering 75 cents per hundred for No, 1 grade as regards size, f. o, b. Salem, with the sacks returned. This is considerable better than prices being paid in Cabby where 60 cents per hun- drnd (sacks not returned) is the pre vailing price. Fred Will and A. B. Grim spent a couple o f days in Portland last week looking for houses to rent. Mr. Will finally rented an apartment but Mr. Grim found nothing suitable. They found a position easy to get as both are skilled workmen, but the house prob lem seems to be a difficult one. They will not move, o f course, until it is solved. W h o is G oing to Send Him another pouch of Real GRAVELY t h e w in g P lug Real Gravely Plug is the tobacco to send the Boy—not ordinary plug loaded up w ith sw eetening, but condensed quality—with the good Gravely taste that satisfies and comforts and lasts a long while. Give any man a chew o f Real Gravely Plug, and he will tell you th a t the kind to aend. Send the beet! Ordinary plug is false economy. It costs less per week to chew Real Gravely, because a small chew o f it lasts a long while. If you smoke a pipe, slice Gravely with your knife and add a little to your smoking tobacco. It will give flavor— improve your smoke. SEND Y O U R F R IE N D IN THE U. S. S E R V IC E A POUCH O F G R A V E L Y Dealers all around here carry it in 10c. pouches. A 3c. stamp will put it into his hands in any Training Camp or Sea port o f the U. S. A . Even **over there'* a 3c. stamp will take it to him. Your dealer will supply envelope and give you official directions how to address it. A little more o f this bomb practice, and he*ll be ready to sit down ana enjoy a little chew o f the Real Gravely the folks back home sent him. P . B . GRAVELY TOBACCO CO ., Danville, VS» The P aten t Pouch keep s it F reeh and Clean and GoocP —it I, not R ea l G ravely w ithout th i. P rotection S ea l Established 1831 V H ardw are E H L E N The Wide Awake I ft! Implements Hardware Store DR. UTTER , DENTIST R oom 4 1 4 Bank o f Com m erce Building Salem, O regon. Come to Salem, for your Dental Work—All Class es of Dentistry AT MODERATE PRICES. I CROW N AND BRIDGE W O R K i f A Specialty. p h o n e m a i n 606 i The Gospel of Labor and Materials The Postoifice Department has issued another warning against sending prohi bited articles to our soldiess in France, including such articles as matches,alco hol, inflattmables and explosives, etc. All packages must be left open enough so that (postmasters) may examine them. Prohibited articles, if found, will be returned to the sender 4with a warn ing that violations o f the law are pun ishable under Section 472 of the U, S. Postal Laws. The Portland Newspaper Union is carrying an ad in the Evening Telegram offering to plade advertisements in the “ ready print’ ’ pages o f the country j newspapers at 4 cents per inch per pap- erper week. This must make welcome reading to those country newspapers using “ ready prints’ ’ . There are sev eral things about which these “ ready print” sheets seem never to get wise. One is that no newspaper is worthy the name that cannot control its ads as well as its news and editorial columns. AH the dollars in the world could not buy victory. Because victory is not purchasable— we must work for it and, if need be, die for it. Dollars can work for vic tory only in so far as they are converted into labor and materials. . A dollar hoarded is a slacker; a dollar wasted is a traitor; a dollar saved is a patriot. For a hoarded dollar represents idle pow et; a wasted dollar represents wasted power; a dollar invested in the United States Government represents power saved, labor saved, ma terials saved— it represents power, labor and materials in action, on the firing line, over the top. And more— it represents reserve power, energy stored, purchasing power conserved for its owner to use later on. Buy W ar Savings Stamps. Y ou qan buy a United States Thrift Stamp for 25 cents. A card is furnished on which to paste it. Sixteen Thrift Stamps plus a few cents cash will buy a W ar Savings Stamp. On January 1, 1923, the United States Government will pay you $5.00 for each stamp pasted on a. W ar Savings Certificate. This is 4% compounded quarterly when the stamps are held till January 1, 192Si j Let Your Dollars Be Patriots! 1 Clarence Phillips who several years ago was principal of the Aurora schools has just been re-elected city superin tendent of the Beaverton schools at a substantial advance in salary in recog- nitipn of the excèdent work he has done there, where he has introduced The Oak (irovq school sent 15 dish education moving pictures, corrective gymnastics, hot noon lunches,, manual | towels to the county superintendent training and active participation in all last week and the Macksburg school patriotic work like the Red Cross,Thrift about 50, to be forwarded to our troops in France with thousands more all Stamp and Liberty Loan Campaigns. V te S S ilS jl This Space Contributed by Mf '"!.... J. W . SADLER, Aurora, Oregon I made by Clackamas county school children. Mis3 Katie Hefner is teach er of the Oak Grove school and Mr, Sherwood and Mis3 Nordhousen teach ers o f the Macksburg school.
