Aurora observer., November 28, 1918, Image 3

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WRAPPING ADDS TO THE G IFT
ROAST GOOSE FOR CHRISTMAS
JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Horn* Art Specialist Suppe its Us«
White Ribbon and Tissue Paper
With Bits o f Foliage.
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Haw to Prepare Fowl Which for H s »
dreda o f Years Has Been Conveiv
tionsi Holiday Dinner 0»*H.
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Bring take four cupfuls
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hot mashed
potatoes, two and one-
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half tablespoonfuls o f finely chopped
«rapi
onion«, one capful o f English walnut
the selection o f the gift
Carl
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2.50
meats chopped moderately fine I one
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and one half tea spoonfuls o f sail, one
nnd inconspicuous, an id In
Mrs. 1 Of
hail cupful o f cream, two tablespoon-
that
with the gift and the scotìi
1.50 (he giver wishes to •emen
fills o f butter sod the yolks o f four
the
Carl Pot
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eggs and a teaspoonful o f sage.
White tissue pi
tied with
1.00 gift.
Mrs. M m I t B tn ............. ... ______
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spjùiul.
jrvt'CeJto
}sa^atvot4
Stuff the body with the dressing and
L00 white ribbon with a bl o f foil e for
Mr. 1 AJ „ » Ban
sew op the openings. Bring the leg*
l^vA. vkpl lJI(^\.Asbtvaÿ)
2 âO color, makes a pretti PT a n d n< or
Goo. Oku
and wings close to the body and tie
md il»
wrapping than colored
p a st.
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with a white airing, which must be
ortd ribbon.
I f the gift. Ii I to be
^ a n v u f W « % t \ jou )-\)W\ jwî D \ ,
removed just before serving.
sent through the mail, the out ride
wrappings must necessarily bo o f
Put the goose In the dripping pan
.
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strong paper, but If tied neatly and
with two cupfuls o f bolting water and
uLs su&loo 900a to last*-
securely with tinsel Christmas ord.
roost for nearly two boars, according
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the package will make an attractive
to size o f fowl, boating often and free­
appearance, and at the same time will
ly. Remove the goose to a hot platter,
MOST RADIANT OF ALL DAYS poor
protect the gift.”
off the oil in the pan and make a
Personal touches, such as original
gravy with flour that has been browned.
There
Are
None
Whose
Light
Has
Ever
sketches on the gift card or a spray of
Always serve apple sauce with roast
Shone So Far as the Light
foliage from the region o f the giver’s
gOOSf.
of Christmas.
home convey a deep sentiment and
Select Juicy, tart apples and pare,
Bert Miller objects to the statement thoughtfulness on the part o f the
slice and stew with just enough water
Of
all
the
radiant
days
o
f
the
year
to keep from burning. When done, rub
that Harry West was employed by him giver, according to Miss Holman.
there are none whose light has ever
at the Aurora Garage last winter, and While holly and mistletoe are the em­ shone so far as the light o f Christ­ them through a sieve and add sugar tc
blematic Christmas foliage, a spray of
taste. *
declares that he refused to employ him
hemlock, bittersweet, pepper bough. mas. For nearly two thousand year*
when he learned his war-record.
1 any pretty native foliage may be* h has shone with a light that could
GOD’S REVELATION BASIC
never be quenched, and It shines today,
The United States has promised, the used.
(By L. S. Mochel)
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serene
and
fair
and
steadfast,
even
Allies arid the liberated countries of
though it may be dimmed by the dtffl-
Europe 20,000.000 tons o f food stuffs by
enlng clouds o f man-made human con­
July 1. 1919. Every family must cut
There will be Divine Services in the
flict, says an exchange.
out all food waste if our country is to
For a thousand years before the 1 Presbyterian church next Sunday at 11
make that promise good.
Christian era the Hebrews were look­ a. m. The Sunday school at the If
It is reported that the judicial honors
Henry Hurst was up from Portland ing forward to the light o f Christmas. o’clock hour was largely attended last
confei red upon Napoleon Davis, in the Sunday, on business, returning the They saw the golden age before them Sunday. We trust that both services
when the Christ should come, and their may be well'attended. The very best
Donald justice district, through his • ime day.
expectation o f a Messiah lighted np service that can be rendered to our
election as Justice o f the Peace,. .have
W. O. Bergerson, o f Barlow, was the manger at Bethlehem. And then I country for the safety o f democracy is
been handed right back to the “ dear
among those transacting business h ere! he came; and since then the whole the moral and Christian training of
people” from whom all political bless­
world has been looking both backward
Saturday.
which God’s revelation is basic. We
ings flow. Mr..Davis, ,it is said, re­
and forward to the light of Christmas.
hope to, organize a teacher-training
George Oglesby returned Thursday
fuses to qualify for the office. Hence
Other days we have that are dear
we shall be denied the. privilege of. from a 10 days visit at Banks, Oregon, i to the^hnman heart, but Christmas is course so that the teachers' work mt)
good morning, y6ur honor, ” or“ Howdy j at the home o f his brother.
a little dearer than all other days to be more efficient, so that in the recon­
struction period, the rising generatiot
J udge.
j j 0hn Whitworth and Mr. Bittick the heart of grown-up men and women,
and Infinitely dearer to the hearts of may be truly grounded on the truth,
| were here Thursday, the latter to con -1
the children. The light of Christmas and the solid rock o f the ages. So,
FIRS FOR CHRISTMAS TREES suit his physician Dr. Gjgsy.
shines for them all the year round. parents, avail yourself o f the presen
Mrs. L, G, Giosy spent several days They hark back to the joys o f the day opportunity, and fortify against
Thousands of Balsams Supplied by here last week at the home of her par- ; Christmas that is past, and they are any more world disasters. 'H ere lies
New England to Cities of
always looking forward to the light the secret.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bents,
East and Midwest.
o f the Christmas that is to come.
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j Hermes Lodge, Knights o f Pythiys, j Christmas is the day o f days to all
Most o f the tinsel-covered trees that ‘ o f Aurora was omitted last week from humanity, but it belongs essentially to TWENTY-CENT HOP CONTRACT,5
are set up each Christmas season In the list of contributors to the United the children..
You remember that
With the English hop firms offering
the homes of Boston, New Tork and War Work fund. It contributed $10.00 Christ took a little child and set him
10 cents for hops on a three year con
Philadelphia, It has been found, are , ..
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in the midst of his disciples, saying:
balsam firs, and many of the selected I
'
.
I “ Of such Is the kingdom o f Heaven.” tract, American prohibition has less
specimens are even shipped compare-j More expense statements have been 1 And that was because a child is so terrors for the hop grower who ha3 re­
tlyely long distances from their places j filed by candidates, as follows: John rich In faith and hope and expecta­ mained in the business. While the con
of growth to Chicago and the cities g. tlok e,ju stice o f the supremo court tions. And because of this faith and sumption o f beer has been greatly re­
o f the middle West.
!$428.77. H. A. Dedman,for represent-! hope and expectation the children are duced in England during the past three
While the balsam, fir is popular as J , vg nd
always looking forward to Christmas, years—as a war .measure—there is ap
a Christmas tree on account o f Its i
’
seeing its light, and anticipating its parently not even a remote possibility
symmetrical and practically perfect
Hubbard has started a movement to
joys. And so, whatever else we do, let 5f prohibition there for years to come.
conical shape, ft-is In growing demand 'organize a band. Many o f the mem -! us make the children happy on Christ­
for a variety o f uses. Its white, ; bers of its former band organization! mas. Let us help them to understand Hence there is no prohibition bogey in
straight-grained wood has come to be are in the service.
Hubbard citizens . the meaning and the spirit of tilts day England to frighten the grower and
lealer alike-out o f their wits. Hence
used more and more in the manufac- are also organizing a volunteer fire-
of loving and giving, and as far as In
facture o f toys that hang from the
the
hop merchants o f that country are
us lies, let us all become as little chil­
company.
branches o f its younger fellows and
better qualified to pry into the future
dren
on
Christmas
day,
remembering
from the branches of the other ever­
Anyone wishing a small quantity of j
, .
,
, . that he who gave us the Ghristmas, )f the hop industry than are those of
greens that are widely used in many , 1 choice
th e' himself had the heart of a llttle chlid. America. Apparently they are satis
nursery stock can secure the:
parts o f the country.
same cheap by inquiring at the Obser-1
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aed that hop culture HAS A FUTURE,
The wood of the balsam fir Is used 1 ver office at once. If not ordered in a
in England gt least, and they are will­
to a large extent, also, In the manu- ,
,
, I ,,
,
ing to risk their money on their judg­
facture o f excelsior, of which then-| fe " days.it reverts to the nursery from
ment. In England. 20 or 25 cents for
sands o f tons are used each holiday which it is due.
hofis is not a high price, any more than
season for the packing o f gifts that
Henry St John o f Washington state, j
are sent by express and mail. The
it is in New York,
Hence there is
who formely lived in the Grim neigh- >
balsam fir is the source, too, of the
nothing unreasonable or startling in
wood from which pre made many of borhood,. some 50 years ago, is visiting j
three-year 20 cenL contracts, and any
the food containers, such as fruit relatives in Wilsonville. He was aj
top grower who is inclined to remain
brother-in-law
o
f
the
late
Francis
As-
j
baskets and butter boxes, in which
in'the
business may well consider such
..materials for the Christmas dinner bury White, and is known to many, o f
m offer seriously. /■
' are* brought to the market, the taste- the pioneer settlers of this section.
The wrapping o f a Christmas gift
MAGAZINE PRICES
B f
Marnai ’s Ht
(A fter Nov. 1. $2
<npanton. 2 yrs
ritornar
B o y ' s M agazine..............
Wo I
Boy's World
„
Collier's Weeklv
(A fter Dec. 15. $2.00
Delineator, 2 years_______
(A fter Dec. 15. $4 00]
Designer
....
(A fter Doc. 15. $1.50
Girls C o m p a n i o n . . . . . . .
Go-id Hon whooping......... ...
Harper's Bazaar . . . . . . . . . .
McClure’s Magazine, 2 yrs.
McCall's Magazine. . . . . . . .
vlOdern Priscilla.. . . . . . . .. .
Mother’s Magai ne . . . . . . .
Ask
LOUIS W E B E R T
Notary Public
Fire Insurance
AURORA
OR EGON
s
HEARD”
E
Just Arrived
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H EATIN G STO VES
If your want to keep warm,
| ®oum Capita
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lessness of the wood making it unsur­
passed for such uses. Finally, the
balsam fir Is-being Increasingly used
for the manufacture of paper, and
this, wrapped around thousands of
holiday packages,' adds Still another
chapter to the list of the tree’s almost
Indispensable usefulness as a factor
In Christmas observances. -■
Mr. and Mrs. L. M, Meeker, for- j
merly of Hubbard, now lesiding atj
Garden City, Calif., are the proud j
parents of a son, George Robert Meek- ■
er, born November 2, 1918, announce-:
maid was very fair to .see,
ment cards arriving Monday, says the ‘ The
But staid, and not Inclined to folly.
Hubbard Enterprise.
Bhe stood behind the Christmas tree
JUSTICES^ AND CONSTABLES
The following are the Justices of the
Peace and Constables who wera elected
'Tovember 5 in the districts named:
Aurora
Justice______ ___________ Geo. W. F n
•And gravely hung a wreath of holly.
The taxable valuation o f property in Himself passed there, by chance, and Constable . ____________ Chas. Kinzer
Donald
saw
Marion county has been fixed at 68 per !
SEND THE HOME PAPER
Her all alone, and straightway lin­ Justice.
________ Napoleon Davit
cent o f its full cash value.
In Clack­
gered :
amas county the ratio has been fixed at ■ And she, who had been tranquil—pshaw! Constable.. _........... ..............M, DeSart
Became at once most butter-fingered!
Champoeg
Among those who have sent the local 56 per cent. The county with the high­
The mistletoe hung overhead;
Justice______
paper to boys in the service are the" fol­ est ration is Sherman where the ratio
(I think I said the maid was fair?)
eyes were bright, her lips were red, Constable__ _ __________ F. E. 'bsborne
lowing:
is 96. The lowest is Deschutes with a Her
And sunbeams glistened in her hair.
Gervais
W.*J. Flick, 5 subscriptions.
ration of 40.
The tree was large, the two were hid—
lustice..'____ __ _________ H. D. Mars
John Pugh, Jr. 2 do.
He turned and left her?—Yes,
H, J, Miller, o f the Aurora Garage,
he
Jons table___ _________ W. M. Bowley
Geo. Miller, 3 do.
did!
is still minus his Colt’s six-shooter that
Woodburn
A. H. Giesy, 2 do.
Justice______
Mrs. L. A. Kinyon, 1 do.
some one stole . from his office on the The maid was very wroth. Oh, dear,
She ran away with cheeks a-flaming
Jonstable___ _________.J. W. Kelsey
Mrs, A, J. Deetz. 1 do. -
night of the last peace celebration. ’ Twixt anger and a touch of fear,
D. A. Keil, 1 do.
Candle drippings all over the office
The scarlet o f the holly shaming.
W. L. White and son Allen were here
floor indicate that the burglar knew She told her dearest friend, I’ve heard,
Jno Damm, 2 do.
So, shortly, everybody knew it;
Saturday from Union Hill on business.
what he was looking for, as many other The place whereat the deed occurred
A. M. McConnell, 1 do.
Was near, and maidens flocked to view
things of value were not touched—only
Mrs. N. C, Wescott, *1 do.
It.
the gun and a few dollars in cash were Himself was there, engulfed in gloom,
Mrs. J. E. Kerr, 1 do."
COUNCIL BILL NO. 109
(And he was also good to see.)
taken.
Miss Louine Kerr, 1 do.
The mistletoe Its waxen bloom
Wm. Bruns, 2 do.
Entitled an ordinance laying a tax on
Still flaunted for those maids to see;
R. H. Whitworth, 5 do.
And so they each one ran and hid,
real and personal property in the city
And scorned to tarty?—Yes,
Sam Miller 1 do.
of Aurora, Oregon.
Get the Genuine
they
Mrs. C.-H. Lprenz, 1 do.
and Avoid
did!
The People of the City o f Aurora do
—Beatrice Barry, In New York Times.
Waste
ardain as follows:
Notice of Hearing Final Account
That a tax amounting to the sum of
Letting the Neighbors See IL - Eight hundred fifty dollais ($850.00) be
Notice is hereby given that the final
“ Mr. Glithery gave Mrs. Glithery a
and is hereby levied on the real and
account o f Ernistina Boehmke, execu­
pearl necklace for a Christmas pres»
personal property within the corporate
trix of the estate o f .Theodore Boehmke,
ent,” remarked Mr. Twobble.
deceased, has been filed in the County
“ I’ve heard about It,” answered Mrs. limits of the City of Aurora, Marion
Court of Marion County, Oregon, and
Twobble. “And if It wasn’t for the County, Oregon, as shown by the
that the sixteenth day of December,
R. B. F. GIESY
risk, I dare say she’d hang It in a assessment roll of Marion County, Ore­
1918, at the hour o f ten o ’ clock a. m.
front window o f their apartment In­ gon for the year 1918, said tax to be
used for general municipal purposes.
stead of a holly wreath."
has been appointed by said Court for
hearing objection to said final account
Passed and approved by the common
at which time any persons interested
council o f the City o f Aurora, Oregon
Merely a Pose.
in said estate may appear and file 'ob­
“ Those pretty girls who stand be­ this fourth day o f November 1918.
neath the mistletoe pretend they don’t
jections thereto in writing and contest
J. W, SADLER, Mayor
know where they are.”
the same,
v
GEO. W. FRY, Recorder
“ Umph 1” replied the heartless cynhs. First publication Nov. 14, 1918,
ERNISTINA BOEHMKE,
Both Phones _
Aurora, Or. “They’d know in a jiffy If some fellpff bast publication Nov, 28, 1918.
Executrix o f said estate Office at Residence
came gUmg yyitb a harelip.”
Maybe—And Maybe Not
D
Physician
and Surgeon
Our new line of,
com e in and get one.
AFTER OCTOBER 12
W e will be prepared to
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Bring them in
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G . A . EHLEN
Implements
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Wurster Bros.
Conduct The Most Modern
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Try Their Home Products—
Pure Lard, Weinerwurst,
Pork Sausage, Bologna', Etc.
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u n s H flM B B M B $ e B B K r o s E a
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zrgiied
w
Jim
the other n ig h t
ran up against the shock o f his life.
Jim knows tobacco . And
before he got through, Jim
made the fellow adm it
that Real Gravely tastes
better and gives a satis­
faction you can’t get out
of ordinary tobacco. A
small chew of Gravely lasts
so m uch longer that it
costs nothing,extra to chew
this class of tobacco.
Il goes further—that’s why you
can get the good taste of this class
o f tobaccc without extra cost.
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Real Gravely Chewing Plug
each piece packed in a pouch
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