Aurora observer., July 04, 1918, Image 3

HOARDERS WATCH OUT
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FOOD
ADMINISTRATION
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By willing service of a free
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people to do these things:
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continue to fight.
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* To feed the hungry in Belgium
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and other lands that they may
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continue to live.
I To feed our own soldiers over-
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seas that they may want noth-
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To keep prices steady and the
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flow of distribution even that
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£ To make everyone’s effort count
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its utmost for winning the
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war for freedom.
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George Miller and L. I. Snyder were
: Portland visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs: Sidney Graham were j
here Saturday from Butteville.
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Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wilgand were here j
i from South Paradise Saturday,
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+ FOOD CONTROL IN AMERICA
| IS OF AND FOR THE PEOPLE
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Complaints are reported to have been !
made to county food administrator I
| Steusloff that the hoarding o f flour and ;
j sugar is still going on in North Manon j
| county, and the food administrator an- j
: nounces that he is on the track o f par-
: ties who are openly defying the law in j
this regard, and that as soon as in -;
structions have been received from the '
| legal department o f the state and fed­
e ra l food administration, arrests will be 1
\ made and every effort made to convict
! the guilty parties.
BEAT
GERM ANY
Support EVERY FLAG
that oppose?P rmsiaairm
Mr. and Mrs. B, H. Will o f Portland!
spent the week end with relatives here.I
Eat less o f iht food T l^tttrr aev4
D E K Y y a m tlf something
Many people have visited Aurora the
past 10 days to gather cherries for
which this city is famous, though years
ogo there were many times the quantity
grown that are grown now. But the
quality still remains unsurpassed.
W A S T E NOTHING
«HITS»
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MMSUttMIM
Mrs. B. F, Giesy, Mrs. Wm. Kraus |
j and Mrs, W. H. Nibler were Portland I
visitors Friday.
Why Walk
WHEN YOU CAN GET A
R id in g Cultivator
AND DO MORE AND BET­
TER W O R K THAN YOU
CAN W ITH A W ALKING
CULTIVATOR.
COME IN AND SEE OUR
SINGLE DUTCHMAN AND
OLIVER LINE OF CULTI­
VATO RS, AND YOU WILL
H A V E NO OTHER.
. Do not expect our men to die for you
MEMORIAL SERVICE
if you are not worth living for. Show
Mr. Earl Grim and P. J. Grim mo­
tored in from the home in the White
There will be menu rial services at our Army and
that y °« »re
the Rock Creek Zion church, July 7, I worthy o f protection. Save to the ut-
District Friday.
1918 for the late Jonas Deetz who fell m? st o f y °ur ability and buy W. S. S.
upon the field o f battle in France. T h e, w'tb your savings,
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Kinyon and service will be at 11 a m.
daughter Mrs. Arthur White-were here
Mrs. Clara Atk’nson recently elected
Saturday from Butteville.
J. M. Will was a Portland visitor district clerk of the Aurora school dis­
trict has taken over the funds and re­
Friday upon business.
cords of the district and all official
Mrs, O. L. Churchill was the guest
cpmmunicatian should be addressed to
o f Mrs, Otto Blosser Saturday and Sun­
Commissioner Goulet was in the city her.
day at the S. A. Miller home.
from Woodburn Thursday,
NOTICE is hereby given that the un­
dersigned has been appointed Adminis­
tratrix o f the estate o f Samuel B. Mc­
Bride, deceased, and has duly qualified
as such. All persons having claims
against said Estate are hereby notified
to present the same duly verified as re­
quired by law to the undersigned at the
office o f Page & Page, Attorneys, Bush
Bank Building, Salem, Oregon, within
six months from the date of the first
publication o f this notice.
This notice is published for the• first
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ehlen and son
time this 6 th day of June, 1918.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy White were among
Allen motored to Portland Saturday to
BERTHA B. BOOT,
those shopping here Friday.
spend the week-end with relatives.
Administratrix o f the Estate of
Samuel B. McBride, Deceased,
PAGE & PAGE,
S, P. Hondrick and little son were
John Ogle, James Ogle, W .A. Giesy,
here Friday on business at the Aurora
Attorneys for Administratrix.
J. L. Snyder, and E. M. Zimmerman
stores.
Last publication July 4, 1918.
were up from Portland over Sunday
this week.
! Mrs. Elisa Ehlen,wife of Henry Ehl-
;en of Portland, died last week at her
home, at 274,23rd street,aged 68 years.
She is survived by her husband and two
sons A, j . and W, EL Ehlen all of
| Portland,
Hardware
j
G. A . EHLEN
The Wide Awake
Scout Master Nibler has instructed
the Aurora Boy Scouts to locate all the
Mrs. L. G. Giesy and Mrs. Fred Yer- black walnut trees in this section for
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gray and Mrs. gen were among the Donald people here ||| government, Black walnut is used
SOUTHEN PACIFIC
for aeroplane propellars and rifle stocks.
Arlo Gray were here from Union Dis­ recently.
Such trees are not plentiful here. The
North Bound
trict Saturday shopping at the Aurora
government will pay a fair price for
stores.
No. 28, 10:24 a. m. (on flag.)
Mr. and Mrs, C. B. Miller were visit­
the lumber.
No. 18, 2:33 p. m.
ors in Portland Friday, The expect to
No. 14, 9:00 p. m. (on flag.)
move to Gresham shortly.
Economizing may possibly hurt,most­
South Bound
The annual picnic of the Aurora
ly our personal pride, but what o f the
No. 15, 9:50 a. m.
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L Woman’ s Club was held Wednesday at
hurts o f the men who fight and die for
Joe Re 3 Cn of Union and Carl Rueck
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No. 17, 3:01 p. m.
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the Giesy Springs, where the members
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of Lone Elder were among the fa r m e r s __ ,
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No. 27, 4:56 p. m. (on flag.)
and their guests spent a delightful af­
here on business Thursday,
ternoon, with dinner at seven o ’clock. !
The sack races, foot races, tug of war, j
Kenneth Phillips came home Satur­
£ J R . B. F. GIESY
day from the Siletz country where he
Mrs. H. H. Deetz and daughter etc., kept the masculine guests alert, |
has been running a donkey engine in a Rachael were in town from south Para­ while the kiddies caught crawfish, and
logging camp.
dise Friday to get their supply of Aur­ the ladies “ kidded” the men and wat- |
ched the kids. Sixty or seventy people j
ora cherries.
were present.
Last week C. W. Carothers, C, E.
Miller, and Hans Spahr of Needy,made
Mrs. W. I. Bauer and sons of Molal­
Both Phones
.
A surprise party was given Saturday I
Office at Residence
Aurora, Ur. a fishing trip up the Molalla—in Tom la were visiting relatives here last j
Scott’s country.
w e e k . They at‘ ended the Woman’ s night at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Chris
Ziegler in honor of Cora Ausve, Lloyd,
club picnic while here.
Ziegler and Lyle Pennel who finished
A. J. Scholz and sons last week re­
the eighth grade. Dainty refreshments
ceived a fine new grain separator at
Notary Public
Karl E, Kalb of Macksburg was the
this station. It was unloaded and tak­ first Clackamas county man to turn in | were served. Those present besides
Fire Insurance
en to their home near Butteville.
i his questionaire as one o f the recently Mr. and Mrs. Ziegler were Mrs. Lydia
OREGON
AURORA
Irwin, Mrs, Tremayne, J. J, Wurful,
registered 21 -year olds.
Misses Olga Howe, Lucile Ziegler,
Macksburg school district came thru
Gladys and Celen Tremayne, Cora
war stamp campaign with colors
Mrs. C, C. Oldfield was here Friday Ausve, lego Grindeland,* Nellie Berg,
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Wm. HEINZ
I the
flying, having over-subscribed its quota from Meridian, She brought in her Viola Ziegler, Martha, Johana Yost,
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AUCTIONEER
J to the extent of $ 1000 .
sister who returned to Portland after Lena Sandsness, Letha Porter, Elmer
Live Stockand Farm Sales a Specialty
a several day’s visit at the Oldfield Berg, Lloyd and Ben Ziegler, William
Ziegler, Lyle Pennel, Chas. Radcliff,
T erms R easonable
farm.
Mrs. T. W. Brown and daughter A g­
Fred Leffier and Robert Tremayne,
Phone Canby 13-15 (Mail—Aurora Route 1) i
nes have moved to Portland, and the
Pioneer Hotel has been closed. Mr.
Among those whose applications for
Brown is in the service o f the Oregon final citizenship papers will come be­
military patrol.
fore the court in July is that o f Henry
Pardy, born in Germany, now residiug
5
Asquith & Blosser
5
on Route 1, Hubbard.
Christy Hostetler was home recently
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PA IN TE R S and
\ from Camp Lewis to visit his father
1 JT APER HANGERS
| M, H. Hostetler at his farm home east Many friends of Paul Blaschke
f Hubbard. He looked every inch a gatheied at the station Wednesday a f­
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Aurora, Oregon 1 o soldier
in his khaki uniform.
ternoon to say good jbye as he passed
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It's Up to Us.
through enroute from Woodburn, where
"Germany’s war of starvation is a
he entrained for Camp Lewis,
challenge most of all to America,”
In an action to recover $4000 ftom
says a Food Administration Bulletin.
Charles B. -Miller and wife, W.W. Irvin
“ Against Germany’s lust for dominion,
has filed proceeding with the clerk o f
Do you think you have done all that America's purpose is to establish the
the circuit court at Oregon City, In should be required of you when you society of nations. Against destruc­
BY PARCEL POST
the complaint the plaintiff states that loan your money out o f your abundance tion, America’s aim is healing. Against
Accordeon, Side, or Box Pleating,
under an agreement o f recent date he while other men give their lives? Sac­ mastery, America’s ideal is service.
Hemstitching, Scolloping, Braid­
had contracted to dispose o f a 225 acre rifice a little, indulge yourself less,save I “ We cannot surpass the steadfast­
ing, Embroidery, Buttons "cov­
farm at the rate of $125 per acre to the more, loan all you can until you can | ness of Britain, the courage of Italy,
ered, from your own material.
the exaltation of France.
defendants.
An imperfection was
“ We cannot excel the Allies in hero­
ART EMBROIDERY & BUTTON CO. claimed to exist in the title, and upon do no more.
ism, in endurance, in fortitude. Our
633 Morgan Bldg.
PORTLAND, ORE.
the correction o f this the .purenaser
force in battle, though it may be de­
was to pay down the sum of $2500, with
A very pleasant surprise was given cisive, will not be as great as theirs.
$1500 in escrow.
Now the ' plaintiff Mrs, G. Dentel Thursday, June 20th, it
“We can hope to contribute most to
the common cause from our larger
states that the title has been proven
DR. de LESPINASSE
flawless and charges that the defen­ being her 70th birthday. Vocal and in- j resources. To relieve desperate pri­
dants
are in possession o f the property strumental music and games passed a j vation, America can supply food
DENTIST
“ Giving up wheat is a little thing
but refuse to pay the specified sums. very pleasant afternoon, Mrs. Hen
Trullinger Bldg
Phone United 6319 In the complaint, damages to the derson from Spokane, Mrs. Chester compared to their death struggle—in
which our soldiers are splendidly
amount o f $4000 are asked as liquid­ Weber of Portland and Mrs. Vaudeleur
H ubbard , O regon
sharing.
ation.
rendered some very beautiful music. A j “ A little thing—yet we can do it
dainty lunch was served after which j with greatness of spirit. Supporting
the guests departed wishing Mrs. Den- | our army and adding, whole-hearted
Phone Broadway 3019
NOTICE
sarvice to humanity, it is in America’s
tel many more happy birthdays.
power to defeat forever the passion of
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE;
conquest
OF FERDINAND MANTIE.
“ Now is the hdur of testing. Wheat
NOTICE is hereby given that the un­
is the test.”
dersigned has beeh duly appointed Ad­
Shoes for Every Mother’s Son
ministrator, with will annexed, o f the
Give the Children Milk.
Union Make. Ask Your Dealer
estate o f Ferdinand Man tie by the
Milk is one of the most important
county
court
o
f
Marion
County,
Oregon
251 16th St. North, Portland, Or.
food sources the human race pos­
and has duly qualified as such.
I f not, get a policy in the Metro­
sesses. For the proper nourishment
All persons having claims against said
politan Life Ins. Co. and then hold
of the child, it is absolutely indispen­
onto it. It means self respect, it
estate will present them to McNary &
sable and its use should he kept up in
means that nobody will have to
McNary, attorneys for the undersigned,
the diet as long as possible. Not only
put
something
into
a
hat
for
you
at Salem, Oregon, Within six months
does it contain all the essential food
or your dependent ones if you
from the first publication of this notice.
Always in the market for old
should be snatched away from
elements in the most available form
Copper, Lead, Zinc, Iron, Brass,
them. For appointment see
This notice is published tne first time
for ready digestion, but the recent
Old Newspapers and Magazines
on this 27th day o f June, 1918.
scientific discoveries show it to be es­
HUGH J. MEADOR, Agent
(neatly folded),second hand sacks,
pecially rich in certain peculiar prop­
JOHN HYERLY,
200 Masonic Temple
and junk of all kinds.
erties that alone render growth pos­
Administrator.
AURORA
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Last publication July 25, 1918.
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