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About Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1920)
Mail your drug orders to Moores' Drug Store, Woodburn SEASON OF 1920 NOTICE Wilbur Wilson of Portland was town Tuesday for a short time. BRING YOUR FAMILY WASHING TO THE The Time Has Come James A. Miller left yesterday for San Francisco, where he will resume the practice of law. Aurora Barber Shop WE DO THE REST OLD tZRN «SCfcUGCrS AUO v»S \ AS UOV4 A&ttf 0O \ViTA OO Mû\ NVORS M>V£RT\S\Y$G ONTftL. VAE f e e r s s o n æ clesovtcs . wrow \- wî o« tu ' evEPWAvrr tu m - wt ,V>MD <51 POR TU ' T\WÆ VMUtU GENERAL COURT PRACTICE ESTATES PROBATED NOTARY PUBLIC Nine auto parties camped at the auto camp grounds here Tuesday night,mak ing the place look like an army en campment. Office in Drug Store Telephone 22 Aurora, Oregon NfcbvRS AGO Frank Albee was here yesterday from Meridian. ' Threshing there is about over, wheat yielding from 20 to j 35 bushels per acre. L. G. Yergen, E. Yergen and M, D. Bergen appraisers of the Jane Carter estate have returned a report on estate property located at Butteville and valued at $250, G. A. Ehlen returned last night from Netarts • where he went Monday to bring home Mrs. Ehlen and their child ren who have been at the beach a couple of weeks. ij+autrs" Aurora, Oregon \ T U ' O R C O S NHfcS U £ R C POOR] We have made hundreds of thousands o f tickets and we guarantee satisfac tion. Send in your order, or come in and see us while in Aurora at an early date and thereby avoid the rush that always comes at the last moment. It is now none to early to place your order. If you are not sure just what kind you want, send for samples We will mail them to you in any part of the State. THE OBSERVER ATTORNEY AT LAW Mrs. E. G. Carpenter has returned from a visit at Hillsboro. She also visited Mr. and Mrs. Victor Berg at Laurel, MICKIE SAYS When you will soon need those HOP TICKETS, and there is no better place to buy them than at our office. Our tickets always give general satisfaction. Our regular forms have been found to be the most economical and satisfactory, but we can make any special form desired. If you have any special form or wording, send us your copy and we will quote you prices. G. R. W A T T Mr. and Mrs, A. F. Will and daugh ters Myra and Mary Will were here from Needy Tuesday. Andrew Miller, of Portland, son of George Miller, expects soon to build on the Miller property on the Pacific High way, and put the place, some 20 acres, into loganberries, etc. McCall’s Magazine 1 year. . McCall’s Magazine, 2 years Modem Priscilla (after May 1, 1920) .................. Pictorial Review ____ . . . . . Pietorial Rieview 2 years . . Review o f Reviews ______ _ Saturday Eevning Post . J. Sunset Magazine _________ Today ’9 Housewife 1 year . . Today’s Housewife 2 years . W om an’s Home» Companion. 1.751 W oman’s Home Companion 2 years .............................. 3.001 Woman ’a W orld .................. 5.00 Womans World 3 years . . . . 4.00 Youth’s Companion ............ 2.60 W orld ’s W ork . *.................. 2.00 1.25 2.00) ■ t 1.00 1.50 2.00 3.00 .50 1.25 2.50 4.00 Complete line o f Drugs, etc., at Moore’s. Woodburn. Mail your orders: j Andrew Johnson of Butteville has sold his eleven acre tract to Mr. Martin of Nebraska, There is a fine field of Napoleon Davis o f Butteville was j raspberries on the place. The price is transacting business here Wednesday. said to be a good figure. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson expect to move to California. Sherman Clay Pianos at Moore’s Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Vinyard and Cocoa a “ Divine Plant." A meeting of the directors of the daughter, and Mrs. A. M‘. Vinyard of Cocoa, from the leaves of which co I Drug Store’ Wodburn- Canby were recent visitors at the ¡Aurora State Bank Tuesday was at- came is produced, was known among }j. - = .-= 5 = = j tended by B. F. Giesy, Grant B. Dim- the Incss as] the “divine planet” long Miss Kuebler, formerly principal of home o f Mrs. Grazer. before the western world was thought the high school here, was the guest of jick, Chas. Kraxberger, I. A. Miley and of in the East. Zeno Schwab. They approved a Mrs. Albert Ehlen Sunday. -Peter Mathoit has purchased a new changed in the closing hour to three p. 20-28 Case threshing outfit from 1ST, m. instead of tour. Mrs. Tveeiah Dibble, who recently re- W. Young o f Wilsonville. It was de I turned from Astoria, is ill again at livered several davs ago. Born, Monday, August 16, 1920 to the home o f her son W . W. Dibble at Mrs. P.. D. Hill, wife o f Lieutenant ! Meridian. " Mrs. Jesse Johnson and children P. D. Hill,.at the home o f her brother Complete line of Drugs, etc., a t i — - j left Friday «for Spokane, where they Joe King, a son. Both mother and Moore’ s Woodburn. Mail your orders.] MARKET REPORT I will reside. They were accompanied child dre doing nicely. ¡as far as Vancouver by Mrs. Diana Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. A. McConnell and Mail your drug orders to Moores Butter Fat 60 Fred Sohn o f Union were visitors in Drug Store, Woodburn. Egg per dozen 47>; a Auyora Thursday. - ■ ^ Butter, 2-lb. roll 90c The commercial acreage o f late Spring Broilers 20c to 23 onions this year in Oregon is estimat The Newberg bridge was threaten Ducks, 20c to 25c ed by the government at 930 apres ed Thursday by fire that.had eaten Lee Quan and family motored over Turkeys, old, Saturday from Donald in their new compared with 830 in 1919, and '750 its way in to the brush and drift un . leese 12c Essex recently purchased from Ernest in 1918. der tthe Marion County end o f the Old Roosters, 8c Feller. bridge. Roadmaster Culver and H. Hens, 16c t o 24 Swart o f Salem spent Thursday night j Thos. Wescott spent the day Sat- Cascara, 10c fighting the fire. Carl Ehlen returned Sunday from ' Lard, 25c \ urday at “ Robinwood” , the home of a few days stay at Netarts. Mrs. G. j Potatoes 3e Mrs. Green, at Boones Ferry, as the A. Ehlen and children have also r e -i Mohair guest o f her grandson Edwin Robin Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. E. turned. Wool 17c to 44c son. G. Robinson and daughter Frances, Mrs. Frances Green, and Dr. Angel o f stanford University drove to Port land to hear Franklin Roosevelt ex pound Democratic doctrines. ©oum ©nptra Among those on business or other wise recently were Mr. and Mrs. Otis Nelson o f Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lettenmaier o f Oregon City,! Fred Sohn o f Union, the Ott Brothers of Hubbard, and Henry Muessig o f : Washougal, Wash. State Senator LaFollette o f Salem is visiting his former home in Indiana | to attend a re-union o f the LaFollette j family. He will visit his cousin S en -! ator Robert M: LaFollete at M adison,! Wisconsin, on his way home about September 1. IT PAYS To examine details. Note the strong frame -o f the Allen, its sturdy axles, stou t. transmission, successful en gine, liberal radiator, superheated intake, nice general balanpe, easy spring action, fine uphostery, and graceful lines. We are ready to demonstrate the Alien any time. ♦ Frank L. Miller Aurora, Oregon Come in and lest theNewEdison f against your emotions W e want to give you Mr. E di son’s Realism Test. W e want you to decide for yourself whether the New Edison brings you mpsic as you like to hear it. Think back to the last tim e you heard a great singer (or instru mentalist). H is art made you feel em otions. In those em otions, you found your pleasure. Y ou want the N ew Edison to bring you the same em otions. T he Realism Test helps you as certain whether it does. It’s a scientific test—fascinating to ea- joy . Hear it, and you ’ll know what a miraculous art the New Edison brings into your home. Mr. and Mrs. Bums o f Spokane have been here the past few days vis iting relatives, at the homes o f Henry L. Bents, o f this city A. J. Smith o f White District and Marcus G. Smith at Needy. They have returned to Spokane, but may come to Portland to reside later. A sk about our Budget Plan. It shows you how to organize your dollars on a thrift basis and make easy the purchase o f a New Edi son. 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