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The highway commission has asked
railroad administration to re-establish |
the pre war special rates on road build- j
ing materials. The commission desires
to ship 1000 car loads o f crushed rock
from Shedds for use on the Aurora-
Brooks section o f the Pacific Highway.
The governor has announced that he
will appoint Lieutenant-Colonel George
A, White as adjutant general o f Oregon
when he return? from gver seas ser-1
vice. Acting Adjutant General Beebe |
is reported to have said that he willnot |
resign in White’s favor and that he had
not agreed to do so when he was ap
pointed. In that event Governor Withy-
combe should instruct Joe Keller to
bounce him.
LOGANBERRY MEN HERE
MAGAZINE PRICES
Louis Lachmund and L, G.-Bulgin of
the Pheasant Northwest Products Com
pany o f Salem were here Thursday.
They are anxious to induce ex-hop
growers and other farmers to plant
loganberries and other small fruit.
Their company is prepared to make one,
three or five year contracts at top
prices for loganberries and other fruits.
The Willamette Valley in general and
the Aurora section in particular fur
nishes the finest Derry land in the world.
They grow here (particularly the log-
ans) as no where else. In fact this
valley is the natural habitat o f the log
anberry. While we have a natural
monopoly of/their production, the mark
et for the fruit juices, jellies, jams and
preserves made from them is world
wide.
The most remarkable thing
about the industry right here is the
failure o f the local farmer to go into
it. 1 here’s money in it for the grower
and the community. It is no longer an
experiment. * It is a success. The far
mer who goes into it this spring will ba
several laps ahead o f him who waits.
The Observer will take subscriptions
to the following magazines and ._peri-
j odicals at the rates given, but all prices
are-subject to change without notice.
American B oy_________________$ 1.60
(A fter Nov. 1, $2.00)
Boy’s Magazine___________
1.50
Boy’s W o r ld ___________
.60
Collier’s W eek ly ____ ___ ..____
2.50
C osm opolitan....______________
2.00
Delineator___ ______________ j
1.50
(A fter Dec. 15, $2.00)
Delineator, 2 y e a r s ..._______
3:00
(After Dec, 15, $4 00)
Designer_________ ______ ___
1.00
(A fter Dec. 15, $1.50)
Girls Companion_____________
.50 ¡
Good Housekeeping____ !_______ 1.50
Harper’s B azaar____ _____ T..
3.U0
McClure’s Magazine, 2 yrs.___
8.00
McCall’s Magazine_____ _____
1 00 ;
.Modern Priscilla_____________
1.60
Proclamation
A n n ou n cem en t
I wish to announce to the good
.people of Aurora and vicinity, that I
have opened an office and treating rooms
in Canby, Oregon, for the practice of
my proffession during the winter
months.
I will be pleased to meet my old |
friends and patrons of Aurora, at any
time ard will promise the very best
service o f which I am capable, and at a
reasonable charge. My office is locat
ed on front street just over the office
o f Judge Wm. Knight, where la m
well equipped for up-to-date Scientific,
Hydrotherapy and Mechano-Therapy
work. If you have chronic ailments,
come in and talk it over with me.
Consultation is free, and may lead to
the alleviation of your pain, restora
tion of your health and the salvation of
your poeketbook.
JOHN FULLER,
Orugless Physician.
Canby, Oregon.
CANTEENS SERVING
Ü. S. TROOPS IN ITALY
BOYS AWAIT BULLETIN
WHEREAS: Woodrow Wilson,Presi
dent of the United States and Presi
dent of the American Red Cross, has
summoned every citizen o f this Country
to the comradeship o f UNIVERSAL
MEMBERSHIP IN TH E R E D CROSS,
AND WHEREAS: Membership in
the American Red Cross is an evidence
o f loyalty,
AND WHEREAS: The American
Red Cros is on the eve of the greatest
¡ year’s work in its histosy, supplyii g
aid and material encouragement to
I American soldiers on duty in France,
i Russia, Siberia and in this country;
! taking care o f the dependents o f soli-
~ j iers in this Country by means o f Home
Service; aiding in the reconstruction of
FOR
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FROM nUIVIt,
HniUlF' citizeng.
Europe by
assiating
the soldiers
rePatriated
ru n n
w S
a rnuiYI
asslat¡ng
returned
to
positions ¿providing help and encourage-
Ameiican soldiers in camps and hos- jtnent to .wounded soldiers, and in other
pitáis In Great Britain are now able to ] ways assisting the World to recover
The American Red Cross canteens, keep in touch with affairs at home! from the results of the War,
which serve at railroad stations, Im- through the medium of a dally bulletin! AND WHEREAS: It is desired that
Notice of Hearing Final Account
portanf*t)oints on highroads, and in service which has been established b y ' every adult citizen become a member
Notice is hereby given that the final; towns and villages throughout the the American Red Cross.
of the American Red Cross that all may
account of Ernistina Boehmke, execu-1 Italian zone of war, are now serving
Army officers say the service fills a feel they have a living part in the work
trix o f the estate of Theodore Boehmke, i American troops.
These canteens long-felt want, providing the men with ' 01 the Society,
deceased, has been filed in the County have been operating during the past sporting and home news they cannot! NOW THEREFORE. I, J.W .SAD-
Court of Marion County, Oregon, and six months for the benefit of the Ital find in the English newspapers.
j LER, MAYOR OF THE CITY OF
that the sixteenth day of Decem ber,! ian army and Its allies, greeting the
The arrival of the bulletin is now ' AURORA, STATE OF OREGON, do
1918, at the hour o f ten o ’ clock a. m. soldiers In their passage from one one of A he big daily events. In this herby proclaim that the week of De-
has been appointed by said Court for | point to another with coffee and connection a Red Cross worker in ; eember 16-23 be devoted to the purpose
American crackers and Jam. But It
hearing objection to said final account
is-'only recently that the khaki-clad England sends the following message of securing membership in the Ameri
at which time any persons interested fighters from across the sea have been to National Headquarters In Wash- can Red Cross and do urge every citt-
in said estate may appear and file ob--j added to the number of those served fngton :
! zen to join the Red Cross and to assist
jections thereto in writing and contest! at the Red Cross rest stations.
. “ After talking with the hoys about ln promoting universal membership in
the daily nfcws service I. have been & at organization,
the same,
hand ¡ ¡ I g | day of
Numerous bowling greens have been told to notify, you 'hat If the bulletin r § § ® ¡ under
ERNISTINA BOEHMKE,
discontinued you will be court-aiar-;
,
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Executrix of said estate. established by the American Red Cross is
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-! December.
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iu the tuberculosis barracks of Paris. tialed and shot.
Ü W. SADLER,
Mayor o f Aurore.
SEND THE HOME PAPER
W.
MARION COUNTY CORN SHOW (Attest> Gis0- City FRY,
Among those who have sent the local
Recorder.
The fifth annual Marion County Corn
paper to boys in the service are the fol
Show will be held at Salem, December
lowing:
HOP NOTES
16 to 21, under the Auspices of the Sal
W. J. Flick, 5 subscriptions.
L. P. Swan o f Donald was transact-;
em Commercial Club. There are no| One of the recent hop Bales of con-
John Pugh, Jr, 2 do.
ing business here Friday.
entry of bees and no admission is j siderable local interest is that o f 2700
Geo. Miller, 3 do.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R, Gribble were j charged. There will be a number of | pounds o f the Trost crop by E. Netter,
A. H. Giesy, 2 do.
among those shopping hare Friday.
special prizes in addition to the follow- j a(, 28 cents.
Mrs. L, A. Kinyon, 1 do.
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Mrs, A, J» Deetz. 1 do.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomsen o f Marks j ing premiums:
Class A Lot 1-100 ears yellow dent, , Henry L’ Bents ca" le, h°me Saturday
D. A. Keil, 1 do,
Prairie were here on business Friday. |
first, $10.00; second $6.00; third $4.00. !f "om a v eury successful business trip
Jno Damm, 2 do.
Mrs. Hugo Keil and Mrs F. M. Keil Lot 2 -1 0 0 ears white dent, first $10.00;!
the hop sect,0,nf o f th? state’
A. M, McConnell, 1 do.
were among those shopping in Aurora second $6.00; third $4.00. Lot 3-100 I He has written several large hop con
Mrs. N. C. Wescott, 1 do.
v ; tracts, ranging from 300 to 5C0 baler,
Friday.
ears any other color, dent, first $5.00
Mrs. J. F. Kerr, 1 do.
1 j for Strauss & Co, of London.
second
$4.00
and
third
$3,00,
Chas. Austin has. removed to Oak
Miss Louine Kerr, 1 do.
Class B Lot 1—10 ears yellow dent, | It is . now estimated by the best in-:
Grove where he is in charge of a big
Wm. Bruns, 2 do.
first $5.00; second $1,00; third $3,00. j formed dealers in.the state that not to
poultry enterprise.
R. H. Whitworth, 5 do.
L ot2 —10 ears white dent, first $5.00; | exceed 1O0Q bales of the 1118 hop cr* p
Gam Miller 1 do.
J. E. Loveall, who has been ill with
second, $4.00; third, $3.00. Lot 3—10! remain in the grower’s hands, though
Mrs. C. H. Lorenz, 1 do.
the influenza, is reported much better, ears any other color dent, first, $3.00: there is a considerable quantity o f olds
and will soon be able to be out again. ! second $2.00 and third $1.DO,
j still in first hands,
Get the Genuine,
Among the well known Clackamas i Class C Lot 1— 1 ears yellow dent,
Among the redent hop sales are the
and Avoid
county farmers transacting business first $2.00; second $1,00; and third 50
Waste
j following: Downing & Eoff 131 bales
here during the week were D. B. 'V od ’ cents. Lot 2— 1 ear white dent, first! I at 28 cents to Liyesley; ¡Ed, Hartley at
er, J. Colman Mark, and Gust Fredrik- ! $2,00; second $1,00; and third 50 cents,
1: Independence, 81 bales at 28 cents to
son,
j Lot 3— 1 ear any other color dent, first I Lachmund; ^ee McGinn, Eutteville 90
Economy
Every Cake
At 11 a. m. next Sunday we will $1.00; second 75 cents; and third 50 ¡bales to Lachmund, at 28 cents.
hold services in the Presbyterian cents.
Hanna Bros., J, R. Cooper. Da\ id-
Class D L o ti— 12 ears pop corn,small
church. The country people are invit
son
& Hedges, of Independence, and
DR. de LESPINASSE
ed to these services as heartily as are varieties, first $2.Q0; second $1.00; and
Lot”
~2—
12~ears _ p o p !W' H' E^an ° f , Brooks
are 8,1 onf , the
third
50
cents.
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the city folks. Sunday school meets at
hop growers who have contracted big
DENTIST
corn,
large
varieties,
first
$2.00;
second.
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iO a. m.
$1,00; and third 50 cents.
¡quantities o f hops to Strauss & Co. of
A. C. Thompson, principal o f one of
Trullinger Bldg
Phone United 6319
Class E Lot 1 - 1 2 ears sweet corn, London’ 0,1 a 3’ year brsi3’ at 20 cent8‘
the Pendleton schools has been visiting early varieties, first $2.00; second $1.00; 1
H ubbard . O regon
his parents at Needy while the schools and third 50 cents. Lot 2— 12 ears iGOOD NURSERY STOCK CHEAP
o f Pendleton were closed on account of
sweet corn, late varieties, first $2.00; | Any one Intending to plant trees in
the influenza epidemic.
second $ L y and third 50 cents. Sweep-| their fami|y orchard ahould ask U8 for
Mother’s Magazine________ _____" 2,00
Pictorial Review______________
2.00
Pictorial Review, 2 yrs_________
8,00
Popular Mechanics_____ , ____ _
2.00
Reviewjaf Reviews__ 1 .
8.00
Today’s H o u s e w ife ...-..* __ _
.75
Today’s Housewife, 2 y r s .....__
1.25
Woman’s Home Companion.......
2.00
Woman's Home Companion,2 yrs 3.00
We can furnish any magazine or
periodical at special prices that will
save you money—if you are a subscrib
er to the Observer.
In addition we
save you the trouble o f sending in sub
scriptions. Ask us for prioes on any
publication you want.
LO U ISW EBERT
Notary Public
Fire Insurance
OREGON
aurora
Just Arrived
Our new line of
HEATING
STOVES
If your want to keep warm,
com e in and get one.
AFTER OCTOBER 12
W e will be prepared to
GRINDYOUR PLOW SHARES
Bring them in
Hardware
G. A. EHLEN
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The Wide Awake
Implemente
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Hardware Store
(Enptra
E. M. HURST
Always in the market for old
Copper, Lead, Zinc, Iron, Brass,
Old Newspapers and Magazines
.(neatly folded) .second hand sacks,
and junk of all kinds.
AURORA
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Phone Canby 13-15 (Mail— Aurora Route I )
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R. B. F. GIESY
Physician
and Surgeon
Both Phones
Office at Residence
Aurora, Or.
The case o f Giesy vs Marion county, stakes—10 ears dent, Ribbon.
prices on nursery stock.
We have a
Class F— Best individual collection of small* quantity due us from a Rood
a suit over a road through the A. W.
Giesy place into Fargo, which was corn, first $7.00; second $4.00; and third nursery which must be secured before
scheduled to come up last Thursday $3.00.
Dec. 15 or it reverts to the nursery com
has been postponed to a later date on
pany. Hence we must dispose o f it at
account o f the absence o f some o f the
once. It consists o f the following:
ATTENTION,
MR.
D0NEY!
attorneys.
Apple trees, nearly all varieties.
The Red Cross sent 15,000,000 cigar
The Hubbard city election was held ettes, 50,000 Stacks of cards, 20,000’ Pears, Bartlett, Anjou, Winter Nel
Monday, December 2 in accordance boxes o f matches and 1,000,000 choco- j lies, Bose, Fall Butter, Flemish Beauty,
with its charter instead o f in pursuance late bars to England for American sold-! Idaho, and Cornice.
Plums, Peach Plum, Reine Claude,
with the new state law. Only 8 voters iers, waiting to go to France.
Satsuma, Petite Prune, Silver Prune,
turned out to choose the following offi
! and a few others. No Italian Prunes.
cers: Mayor, G, W. Mayger;treasurer,
I Peaches, Early Crawford, .Elberta,
Geo. Scholl; councilman, B. Paulsen,
| Hales, Fitzgerald, Charlotte, Salway.
L. M, Scholl, August-Will,
| Lovell.
H, L. Bents and John Murray have
Cherries, Gov. Wood, Kentish, Black
received' letters from Edward Gook-
; Republican, Lambert, Bing Loyal Ann,
ingham, executive chairman of the
j May Duke, Etc.
State Liberty Loan Committee thank
English Walnut, Franquette and
ing them for their efforts in the Fourth
I Mayette Seedlings 4 to 6 feet.
Liberty Loan campaign, M r, Cooking-,
Gooseberries,
Oregon Champion,
ham says “ You and your associates have
; Poorman, Victoria, Chautauqua.
secured the support and service o f your
Currants, Pferfection, White Grape,
i Prolific, Cherry, Red Cross, , Black
loyal citizenry in the most* striking
I Naples.
manner. The number o f your 'bond
We. can secure almost any other
HUBBARD
OREGON
subscribers is sub3tatioally greater
j stock or varieties, but-not at the low
than in any previous campaign. ”
I prices at which we can sell the above.
JNO. U. FISHER
Watch and
Clock Repairing
AURORA GARAGE
GAS
OILS
IS NOW CARRYING A FULL LINE^-OF PARTS
FOR CHEVROLET and FORD CARS
ACCESSORIES*
Greases
HERBERT J. MILLER, Prop.
Free Air
Wurster Bros.
Conduct The Most Modern
and Sanitary Meat Market
in The W illamette Valley.
Try Their Home Products—
Pure Lard, Weinerwurst,
Pork Sausage, Bologna, Etc.
You 'd hardly
know Pete
was chewing
Yet he says he gets
shore satisfaction out of
his small chew of Gravely
than he ever got out of a
big chew of ordinary to
bacco. “ Real Gravely has
a pure, rich taste,’ ' says
Pete. “ It’s sweetened just
enough, and one sm all
chew holds its good taste
so long. I figure that this
class of tobacco costs me
nothing extra—maybeZess
than I’d have to spend for
ordinary plug.”
It goes further—that’s why you
can get the good taste of this class
of tobacco without extra cost.
PEYTON B R A N D
Real Gravely Chewing Plug
each piece packed in a pouch
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