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-- ~~ WORK WORK •••• - ----- ™ Complete line of Drugs, etc., at Moore’ s Woodburn, Mail your orders. WORK ©oum ©Optra Remember, able-bodied boys 18 years old and under 60, the Crown Willamette Pulp Mills at Oregon City and West Linn will need men iir October or See Dr. Bell for your dental work. November for the winter season. Just All work guaranteed. Phone 27. keep them in mind when arranging your winter work schedule. They have a fine hotel just for employees, at low I Mail your drug orders to Moore’ s latee.” Drug Store, Woodburn. Dr. Miller, Dentist, Woodburr. Dentistry in all its branches by a graduate deutist. Special attention given to Plates, Phone Blue 7. Service Talks In the matter of Lee Wah has purchased the old Arm strong place at Griable Prairie for $13,- 600, There are 113 acres in the farm, 65 acres being in cultivation. It is re ported that Lee Wah will plant hops on the land. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. ¡Jlytgr were j! among the Butteville people here Sat- ! ,urday. i m Mrs, Louis Heinz, mother of John j Heinz of Needy, died last week at Sil- j vprtoii, at the age of 83. * * The Portland Telegram and the Aur ora Observer both one year for $5.50. j No more “ Bargain Day ” prices until next fall—one year hence, AND Just received a fresh supply of True! j Blue Exceptional Chocolates.—Auroial I Little Frederick Ortman was oper- jatedupon last week at the Oregon City hospital, for the removal of ade- jnoida and tonsils. The same day Glenn Catlett, whose parents formerly lived here, underwent the seme kind of an operation. Drug Store. Your Eyeglasses The Aurora Woman’s Club met last week at the home of Mrs. Ernest Piper, north two miles of town. let me supply them! First, because my examination’ o f the eyes is scientific. Second, because I fit your Glasses accurately. Third, because they will be be coming Eyeglasses and give you standard sight. as well as in all other merchandising Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Uppendahl and I little son were here Friday on business from their home at Mark3 Prairie. OREGON CITY Gilmore & Hardesty, Canby black smiths, have dissolved partnership and the former will continue the business alone, Oskar Huber J. J. Sperb, formerly of Aurora, and later of Clackamas county has pur chased 35 acres on Mill Creek, in the Canby district. GENERAL CONTRACTOR COUNCIL BILL NO. 110 Entitled an Ordinance' laying a tax on real and personal property iD the City of Aurora, Ore. The people of the City of Aurora do ordain as follows: That a tax amounting to the sum of Eight Hundred and Fifty ($850.00) dol lars be and is hereby levied on the real and personal property within the coi- porate limits of the City of iturora, Marion County, Oregon; as shown by the assessment roll of Marion County, Oregon for the year 1919. Said tax to be used for general muniscipal pur poses. Passed and approved by the Commom Council of the City of Aurora, Marios County, Oregon, this third day of November, 1919. George A. Ehlen, Mayor. Geo. W. Fry, Recorder. 227 SHERLOCK BUILDING PORTLAND, OREGON Phone Main 2821 LOUIS W E B E R T Notary Public Fire Insurance D OREGON R. B. F. GIESY Physician and Surgeon Both Phones Office at Residence l Henry Bauer, who has been visiting ! his sisters Mrs. W . P. Wurster and j Mr3, W. W. Irvin left last Thursday ! for Rupert, Idaho. Mr. Bauer recent- . V. ly sold his property near that city, but ¡ is still interested in the Idaho country. I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grimm were among the White District residents in Aurora Saturday on business. Smilie Purvine, who practiced dentis try here many years ago, died at Salem last week at the age of 80 years. AURORA Aurora, Or. ASQUITH & BLOSSER | R. R. GILMORE Blacksmithing HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY Garland Brooks, accused of stealing | an automobile belonging to Georgf j Hovenden of Hubbard, was arrested Saturday at Cottage Grove. He and s Dr. Livingston Farrand, the great ¡companiondrove the car to Cottage est authority on public health in Amer Grove, abandoned it, and stole bicycle- ica, served in France as the head of whigh they also abandoned just before the fight against tuberculosis. He now their arrest. succeeds Henry P. Davison as head of the American Red Cross. Dr. Far rand rëcently . visited Seattle,, Spo Miss Mildred Dedman, daughter of kane and Portland and conferred with Dr. H. A. Dedman of Canby, has left representatives of Red Cross Chap the St. Vincent hospital where she was ters of Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. “ The Red Cross faces under treatment for an injury to her problems in the post-war period more knee, received when alighting from a Berious, if possible, than the problems street car. Miss Dedman makes her of the war itself. Not a great amount home with an aunt in Portland while of money, but the membership and attending Reed College. hearty co-operation of every American citizen is what is" needed to help the Red Cross to solv* these problems, Clackamas county farmers complain which threaten our national vitality, that Marion county, Polk county and and which, unless solved, will rob us of the fruits of victory,” said Dr. Far Benton county farms along trie Wil lamette are infested with Canada rand. thistles and that. the seed . is brought down to Clackamas county farms by Dr. R. F. Bell announces the opening the river. The Clackamas farm agent o f offices for the practice of dentistry, declares his county will be forced to in the Aurora State Bank Building. take stringent measures to control the thistle pest. Phone 27. The Marion county institute for R. W. Blatter, blacksmith and auto teachers will meet at the Salem high mechanic, of Donald, has been in Port land suffering with a case of blood school November 24, 25 and 26. All schools in the colinty will close during poisoning in the arm. the institute, as attendance is compul sory, As the 27th is Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mrs. V.Van Vleet, and their there will also probably be no school daughter Mrs. Mabel Grove who is the rest o± ihe week. here from Bronson, Michigan, were in town Saturday from the White Dis trict. F. J. Morris, formerly of Aurora, but more recently of Willamette, is report ed to have purchased a 30-acre tract in the Canby section, where he will raise Buff Leghorn chickens. | x | DAINTIING Jr a p e r h a n g i n g AND TINTING ! j Formerly the ▼ All Work Neatly Done % Clias. Goudreau Shop CANBY - OREGON The F. X. Matthieu farm, recently occupied by Ben Eppers, has been sold to S. A. Reid who recently came to Oregon from the state o f . Washington. Thus the "old Matthieu” place will as sume the cognomen o f ‘ ‘the Reid place,” Automobile Owners! Complete line of Drugs, etc., at Moore’s, Woodburn. Mail your orders. £ Aurora - t Oregon | AUCTIONEER LIVE STOCK SALES : FARM SALES OUR SPECIALTY Terms Reasonable W M . HEINZ Csnby Phpne 13-15 (Mail—Aurora, Route 1) MONUMENTS If your monumental work-is solicited, kihdly ask the solicitor for our busi ness card. Capital Monumental Works, 2210 S. Com. St. Phone 689, Salem. . H . Hostetler The Old Reliable AUCTIONEER Livestock and Country Sales, Write for Dates and Prices Route 2, HUBBARD, OREGON Needy Mutual Phone 10-551 —Terms Reasonable DR. de LESPINASSE DENTIST Trullinger Bldg Phone United 6319 H u b b a r d , O regon Implements Linnie Willbrood of Macksburg (Aur ora, Route 4) sent in 100 mole skins, to the Clackamas county mole Pool, which made a collection of mole skins, in the handsoof R. G. Scott, county agent. He sold the collection of 760 skins ajt an average price of *22 cents each. CANCER Hardware G. A. EHLEN Implements The Wide Awake iS P c ! Hardware Store The • • • A l l v « D a ily O • • regoman ... AND ... a A u ro ra \*rbserver Both one year $6.50 Send or Phone your order now to Sam A. Kozer, deputy secretary of state, has announced that he will be a candidate for the ReDublican nomina tion for secretary of state. E. E. Brodie, editor of the Oregon City En terprise, will also be a candidate for the nomination. He will doubtless have the support of the state press. It is claimed that less than 500 bales of hops remain in first hands in Ore- gan. Practically all the local lots Here Does your car need Painting? DONALD NEWS NOTES were sold before the 10th, except the If so, bring it to us. Our first Miss Mabel Feller of Donald and W. Muecke lot of 45 bales. Prices as high class workmanship, together with our dust proof finishing room guaran Brower o f Butteville were married in J as 87 cents have been reported for Ore tees absolute satisfaction. Our pric ! Salem Wednesday, Nov. 3. They are gon hops and 85 cents for Caiifornias. j stopping at the home of her father,) es are reasonable. Pete Feller, for the present." County Treasurer Drager and State Oregon City Auto The higher grade pupils of the Don- j Treasurer Hoff disagree over the time aid school are preparing a minstrel! at which the former should remit the Painting Co. show to be put on in DeSart hall tomor state’s share of the taxes collected in Busch’s Dock Oregon City, Ore, row night. Marion county. Hoff claims that $64, Mrs. L. K. Page o f Salem was the 064.30 should have been turned over to guest of Mrs. J. C, Moore and Mrs. the state on November L, and that fail August Aufranc at Donald last week. ure to do so penalizes the county 6 per E. M. HURST While there she attended a meeting of cent, Drager claims' that December 1 Proprietor Venus Chapter of the Eastern Star is the correct date to turn over the Frequent trips between Aurora Friday evening. Saturday evening she I funds, and that he intends to keep the and Portland.—Will Haul To Any was the guest of honor at a party given j state’s share in the banks until that date, to secure the $214 interest which Place in the Willamette Valley. by Mrs. Moore. ■ Satisfaction Guaranteed. Venus Chapter of the Order p i the j it will earn the county in the extra 30 Phone 6-52 AURORA, OREGON Eastern Star of Donald has received an ! days. invitatiqn to attend a banquet next Tuesday evening, November 18, given Fred Bents of Fargo was here Sat by Chadwick Chapter at Salem. The urday. Mr. Bents is expecting his son Turner and Stayton Chapters are also Clarence Bents to arrive soon from invited, . Siberia, though he has had no direct Ben Eppers has purchased the Joel word from him since June. But others NO KNIFE AND LOSS OF BLOOD Bixel place a mile east of Donald. J . ! who have returned from that country NO PLASTERS AND PAINS FOR HOURS W. Dawson has purchased the Dawes j and who knew Clarence Bents, say that OR DAYS residence here, and Mr. Dawes will all the American soldiers sent to Siber TUMORS PILES FISTULA move onto the Thielson place west of j ia last year will surely return soon. GOITRE town. Mr. Groff has bought the Day- They report also that Clarence Bent’s DISEASES OF WOMEN ton Walker home, and S. A. Reid hasj regiment saw plently of active service SKIN STOMACH BOWELS purchased the old Matthieu farm. and hard fighting, but that he came FOUR YEARS STUDY IN EUROPE OVER THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE Bernice Feller who has been attend-) through it safely. He is about'the on Portland Physical Therapy Laboratories ing school at Salem is sick in that city ly soldier from this section not yet home. 412 to 417 Journal Bld’g, Portland,Or. with the scarlet feyer. Auto Truck Try us for anything in the Hard ware and implement line. The Aurora Observer AU R O R A , OREGON
