MARKET REPORT
Egg per dozen 75*i
Butter, 2-lb. roll $1.20
Spring B roiler 26
Ducks, 20c to 24c
Turkeys, old, 30c
ieese 15c
Old Roosters, 12c
Hens, 18c to 25 .
Cascara, 10c
Lard, 38c
Potatoes, $3,00
Mohair 45c
Wool 37c to 55c
Every stockman who has used it recognizes the high
value o f International Stockfood and “ More Milk”
Tonic. These stock foods are best for hogs, sheep,
cattle and horses. W e are over stocked with these
goods and will seil them for a few days longer at
the follow ing reduced prices.
MONEY TO LOAN
Farm Loans Preferred
PAUL C. FISCHER
Beaver Bldg.
Oregon City
27,000,000 SMALL DEPOSITORS
SAVE $10,573,971,000
St. Louis, Mo.—There are 27,000,000
savings bank depositors in the United |
States, according to figures published I
at the convention of the American {
Regular $4 pails f o r ______
Bankers’ Association here. In com-
The lightest Six on the market. W eight
piling these figures d ie allowance was !
Regular $1.20 boxes for__
made for duplications. Investigation I
2150 pounds, 44 horse power. The
by the bankers has proved that these
Oakland Sensible Six cars cost LESS TO
Some Salem people have given the savings bank depositors are, with
W e have in a large supply o f the best rubber goods
O
WN, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN than any other
Red Cross solicitors such a cold recep- ! *ew exceptions, people of small means,
at the lowest prices consistent with quality goods.
'
but
they
are
the
people
who
absorbed
!
automobile built.
tion that J. F. Hutchason, one of the
Third Red Cross Roll Call managers, in large measure the war issues of
government securities, Thrift and :
of that town inquires:
War Savings Stamps, Savings Certifl- !
Owners o f Oakland Sensible Sixes con
“ What is the matter with you Salem cates and Liberty Bonds AND ARE I
stantly report getting 18 to 25 miles to
j people? What kind of citizens are you? KEEPING THEM.
j Why are the Red Cross solicitors meet-
the gallon o f gasoline*
Not only did they buy and hold gov-1
I ing such poor success? It would ap- J emment securities, but those invests |
Mileages o f 8000 per set on tires are us
I pear that some Salem citizens are too ments led to additional savings, con- j
solidated
the
habit
of
thrift
and
in-
j
| stingy or too un-American or just plain
ual, while records o f 12,000 are not in
ly ignorant of what the Red Cross has creased bank deposits throughout the j
frequent.
done, is doing, and stands ready to do. entire nation. These 27,000,000 depos- j
itors
now
own
$10,578,971,000
of
sav-
j
It is almost beyond belief that solicitors
The easy-riding qualities o f these cars
should have the door shut in their faces ings.
are the result mainly o f the combina
This is the money which has built
Your mail orders will receive prompt when they call at the better class of up the railroads, municipalities homes
tion o f long, slow acting, under slung
attention and your patronage appre homes in Salem to ask the owners of and industries of the nation. These
rear springs and large 32x4 tires.
those home to enroll their names with savings represent over twenty-six per
ciated.—Aurora Drug Store.
the Red Cross,
cent of the total resources. These
Price $1275 F. 0. B. Aurora
Mr. Salem man, are you ready to say savers financed the war successfully,
Mail your drug orders to Moore’s
G. R, Watt was in Portland yester to the world that you do not want this and on their continuation of the pro
duction of new capital through sav
Drug Store, Woodburn,
day on business for the Aurora Drug great society to go on with its work of
ings rests the solution for financing
mercy?
Are
you
so
stingy,
or
so
ignor
Store,
ant of the work of the Red Cross, that reconstruction and for the increase
1920 MODEL
of production necessary to check the
you feel it is not necessary to support
S. A. Miller and A. H. Will were
high cost of living, bankers agreed.'
business visitors in Salem yesterday.
Miss Malla Grindland was here this it? I can tell you why I am FOR the
The government savings securities
Has several new features. Another car o f
week to visit her sister Mrs. Emory Red Cross—can you tell me why you and Liberty Bonds offer idéal means
reliability and quality.
are AGAINST It?”
for the production of this new capital
Howe.
in the opinion of progressive bankers.
Fresh cow for sale, J. Whitworth,
They are adapted for investment of
Box 10, Route 3, Aurora, Ore.
(36)
all sums no matter how great or small.
FOR SALE-—Fresh cow, grade Jer-
They are the safest security possible.
sey 4 years old. Price $100. Glen
Paving is still going on in Main St. They are profitable and readily con
Guy N. Hickok was here yesterday Carothers,
the bad weather having held up the vertible into cash should necessity
from Portland, the guest of A. W.
work for several days. A week of fair arise. Their purchase not only aids
A U RO RA
OREGON
Kraus.
in financing the government, but re
j Andrew Miller was up from Portland weather will allow the completion of leases corresponding capital from the
j Sunday to visit his parents Mr. and the work.
banks and financial institutions for
The county grades the streets (for expansion of industry and develop
Mail your drug orders to Moores | Mrs. Geo. Miller,
COLTON NEWS NOTES
three to five thousand feet of lumber
the city) and prépares the foundation, ment of production.
Drug Store, Wooiburn,
~
I the contractor lays the base, surface,
Colton is still.on the map even if the and saw logs are ruining the plank and
The figures compiled by the Bank-
Miss Ida Keii was down from Salem and 2-foot shoulder, and the town will 6ft' Association show that in the five- bond boosters have totally ignored it, macadam roads in the Colton oountry,
Eph James, formerly of Paradise,
Sunday to visit her parents Mr. and smooth up the street on each side of year period ending January 1 of this A heavy vote against the paving bond
year, savings deposits in state banks scheme may be looked for as the result says there are hundreds of deer on
the payement.
Mrs. Eli Keil.
increased 59.47 per cent; in mutual of this neglect.
Green Mountain just east o f Colton,and
sayings banks, 12.96 per cent; in
Dodge Bros, are putting in a shingle as Eph is a hunter, he ought to know.
stock savings banks, 33.04 per cent; in mill just north of Hult’s mill.near Col
The Daily Journal (without Sunday)
trust companies, 24.32 per cent, and in
and the Aurora Observer both one year
ton,
“ It’s a L on g W a y to T ipperary,' but
for $5,50.
E. G, Robinson, chairman of the : pational banks, 118.36 per cent.
It
also
was
announced
that
there
A new telephone line from Colton to the R ed Cross is there.
road -bond campaign committee for i were 35’ 000,000 policy holders in life
Timber Grove school house will give
j Road District No. 10 writes the O'oser- insurance companies In the United
Colton communication with friends at
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Garrett arrived |ver that meetings will be held in his States.
Aurora and Canby.
yesterday from Pacific City to visit j district this and next week as follows:
George Ogiesby has been laid up
with relatives here.
Marquam—November 13, speakers,
Brownell, Eby, and Cole.
G, A. Ehlen, A.W. Kraus, and Harry with an attack of rheumatism for the
i Macksburg—November 20, Dimick, Ehlen have returned from a hunting past few days.
l Mrs, W, I, Bauer of Molalla is here Schuebel, and Renhard.
and fishing trip to Pacific City—sans
Thousands of bushels of apples are
This is her first
The Red Cross button is the most j visiting relatives.
Cànby November 22, Hedges, Bart-1 ducks and fish. The weather was too rotting on the ground and on the trees
widely worn button in the world. visit in about two years.
lett and Stephens.
j stormy for either hunting and fishing. in the Clarke’ s vicinity—just as good
Thirty million men and women and
Yoder—November 19, Dimick, Eby, Otto Blosser who went over with them as Hood River ever raised. There is
children in the United States now
j remained at Cloverdale, the home of O no .market for them.
Cole.
wear this emblem of countless good
Geo, Miller has sold his lard at Needy
L. Churchill.
The big auto trucks used to haul
deeds accomplished. For the third ! to Louis J. Keiling. The consideration
year in America comes universal op i is said to have been $7500.
The Daily Oregonian (without Sun-
portunity to wear it.
day) and the Aurora Observer, both
Mrs. Glen Carothers spent last week
There are many instances of how i
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one year for $6.50.
in Portland with her daughter Vesta
this button, bearing upon a white
_
,, ,
,
background a tiny cross, has been I Mrs- Frank L- Mlller underwent a
where the latter is under treatment by
worn and treasured. One morning in jminor operation this week at the Ore-
a bone specialist for hip trouble. The
Oscar Wilson of East 42 St. Portland
a distant northwest county,’ a man jgou City hospital for an affection of the
plaster cast after 3 months is now re
and three of his friends visited his un
whose ruddy, optimistic countenance throat.
moved and their friends will be g'ad to
STO RAGE
cle C. W. Carothers last Tuesday.
was clothed with ruddy beard, asked
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hear that she is improving.
» BATTERY
the Red Cross chairman if he had an
other button like the one he wore..
Harry Jenkins of Portland is suing
The chairman gave him his own. “ 1
It is reported that Adolph and Otto
Marion
county for $2000 for injuries re
The Aurora Ladies Aid will hold its
have twelve children,” explained the
Kraxberger have purchased the farm
man. “I gave my button to the ceived September 27, 1917 when he was! known as the Henry Kraus place from j annual Bazaar, at uhe Presbyterian
com
twelfth, a new arrival, this morning. ! injured in an automobile accident near the Kraus estate, 160 acres at $ L00 per church Saturday afternoon,
tr a d e
m a r k r e g is t e r e d
mencing at 2 o’ clock, November 22.
When I have anything good the whole ; Gervais. The complaint alleges that
acre.
|
the
countv
was
criminally
negligent
m
i
family must come in on it.”
Many articles of use and value will be
j leaving the road in Such condition that
sold. Coffee and cake will be served
l the auto ran into a ditch and was over-
The Portland Telegram and the Aur The proceeds will be for the benefit of
iturned.
The Red Cross — universal
ora Observer both one year for $5,50. the church.
mother to the distressed children
No more “ Bargain Day ” prices until
of men.
next fall—one year hence.
Service-done our fellowmen is
R A IL R O A D TIME C A R D
the most beautiful thing in the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
world. JOIN.
Albert
Shimmin
and
Henry
Colvin
Your Roll Call Button is your
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Your next battery should be a Willard with
were among the Aurora people who
distinguished service cross.
NORTH BOUND
Beaver Building
Ihreaded Rubber Insulation because it is the one
All you need is a dollar! You
witnessed the foot ball game Saturday No. 16 (on flag) . . _________ 7:52 a.m
kind o f battery that gives you adequate protection
have a heart.
between the Oregon and Washington No. 28 (Stop)____________ 10:25 a.m.
OREGON CITY, OREGON
against the expensive reinsulation that is sure to
eleven.
No, 18 (s to p )..___ _______ 2:48 p.m.
come to an ordinary battery.
No. 24 (stop)....................... 6.32 p.m.
$3.00
90c
The Oakland Sensible Six
RED HOT STUFF FOR
RED CROSS KNOCKERS
Don’t overlook our mail order plan. Write or Phone your order.
The next mail will bring what you want.
AURORA DRUG STORE
©mmt ©Optra
The New Improved Dort
PAVING STILL GOING ON
Frank
L
ROAD BOND MEETINGS
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
J
Decide on Your
Next Battery NOW
PAUL C. FISCHER
“ D on ’t C heat Y o u rse lf”
says the Good Judge
There's nothing saved
by chewing ordinary
tobacco. A little chew
of that good rich-tasting
tobacco goes alotfarther,
gnd its good taste lasts
tdl the way through.
Little chew — lasting—-
satisfying. That’s why
it’s a real saving to buy
this class of tobacco.
E. G, Robinson and C. W. Gibbs were
SOUTH BOUND
here yesterday to remove the defec
No. 23 (s t o p )_____________ 8:55 a.m.
tive transformer on corner of main and
No, 17 (s t o p )___ _________ 2:59 p.m.
second streets, taking it away for re
Ro, 27 (on fla g)___________ 5:45 p.m.
pairs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Van Allen of Wat-
erville, Kansas, arrived Tuesday in
time to celebrate Armistice Day with
their son, R. E. Keefover. They may
make their home here.
A letter from Mrs. John Shepherd ta
Ashton, Ulinois,states that she expects
| to go to California in December, but
j does not know just when she will re
turn to Oregon. Mrs. Shepherd has
been in Illinois several months.
put up in tw o styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
Chas. Beck has sold his farm, except
a few acres, to Otto Knorr, Mr. Beck
retains the privilege of residing ©n the
place for a year—probably until he can
build a residence elsewhere. Aurora
people hope he will build upon his lots
here.
It eleminates the one biggest cause o f battery
trouble.
Call and let us tell you about it. W e help
you get every last day’s use out of your present
battery at the least possible expense, but we want
you to have a better battery.
THIRD
RED CROSS
ROLL CALL
November 2 to 11, 1919
THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW
Four years experience of many thousands cars
have proven the remarkable durability of this lat
est Willard invention.
Tim e to R e-J oin
Oregon City Battery
Company
1118 Main Street
Con R. Hilgers, Proprietor
M