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About Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1920)
COMMENCINGMONDAY, NOVEMBER 15A N D ENDING SATURDAY,NOVEMBER 27 ON ALL DRESS GOODS, DRY GOODS, BLANKETS, UNDERWEAR AND SHOES, ETC. Calicoes In, indigo blues, grays afid Good quality, 45c values at blacks. Regular values 35c 20 to 25c per yard. Sale price « Muslins Indian Head, 36 inches 15c wide, 45 dent value at Light Shirtings 35c 27 inch width; regular 25c Indian Head, 54 inch width values at regular 75c, now 17c 65c Ginghams Peach Bloom, 36 in. width, In plain and fancy Plaids; 25 cent values at 28 1/2 cent values at 20c 22c cent values at 3 0 c 35 cent values at 2 5 c Double fold extra fancy Ginghams, 50 to 65c values at * 39 42c Percales Extra heavy, in all, colors, none better made,' 36 in, wide, regular 60c at 47c 50e values at 4 0 c 40c values at 3 7 l - 2 c Cashmere, wool mixed, 36 M en’s Underwear In plain* pink and blue, inch, 75c, now on sale at Men’s heavy Ribbed shirts good quality, 35c, now on and drawers. Australian sale at wool, two-piece suits, each Ladies’ Dress Silks/36 in garment $2.75, now 25c ches wide, in beautiful $2.25 Mixed colors . in da^k and Plaids, extra quality, regu medium shades, 45, now at lar $3.75 per'yard. now Men’s heavyfleeced 2-piece 35c ' sui ts. each garmeri t $1.85, $2.95 now Auto Fleece Velvets—36 inch widths, 50 cent values at $1.50 $5.35 per yard, now 40 c Men’s knit union suits, ex- $3.95 Bath Robe material, in tra quality, wool; regular fancy colors, 95c yalues at $4.95, now at Outing Flannels Frolic Cloth esc' 85c $ 12.00 Men’s wool shirts, regular $5.75 at $4.65; and $6.75 at $5.75;and 4.95 at $3.95 Blankets Cotton Blankets, regular 1.30, sale price 90c 2.65at _ __ ~___ __.$2.35j 4.50 a t .___________ _ 3.95; W o o l blankets—Oregon j j City make,9.25,now $7.951 Silk and wool union suits, Men’s heavy cptton ribbed | Wool Nans regular 8.65, | | must be seen to be appre union suits, regular $2.75, [now $7.25; 6.50 at $5.50 | Wool Ottoman cloth, 50 ciated, regular $3*. 95, now now. at 29c Auto Robes, aij wool, ex- \ inches wide, $3.00 per $2.35 tra^ heavy quality, regular Sheetings ’ $3.50 yard, now 9/4 Bleached, extra quali Great Reductions on Boys, 15.00, now $12.00 and $2.50 Ladies ribbed union suits, ty, $3.05 now Misses and Children’s I un 16.00 now 13.00. Mohair or Luster, 50 inch Dutch neck, short sleeves, derwear, in wool, & cotton Cotton Batts—We have a 87c . V es wide,extra quali ty $1.65 $1.70, now good selection o f these 9/4 Unbleached, 95c, now now M en’s Shirts goods, and are making a $1.45 Men’s all wool heavy over- liberal reduction on all of 80c • $1.40 Ladies Ribbed union suits, shirts, regular values $10.- Pillow-tubing, 42 in. 65c Serge, 50 inches wide, them. But no one can ap long sleeves, $1.95, now value at 50 now on sale at • $1.95 now on sale at preciate the reduction un ‘ ‘Our Leader” • and 75e values at 50c 36 in. 'widths, 37 l/2 c now on sale at Dress Goods 55c W . H . Asquith and O. pr Carpenter where they have purchased several week from Comstpck, hundred acres ox timber land and have established an up-to-date mill. near Cottage Grove, where they were They are ' now employing 40 to 50 doing some paper hanging and other men. ... interior work fo r J. D. H arvey, who. : E very motorist passing over the has just built a .new house there. The Harveys were formerly in the sawmill •Aurora-Barlow eut* off h as-a store o f business here. They moved to W a l ‘ ‘ stro n g. words ■ ’ l o describe the’- or ton, Oregon, and then to Comstock deal. The old road over the hill is returned last $1.65 now in far better condition than the “ cut-off, ’ ’• though the la tte ^ is by no means ^impassible. A Thousand“'a d ditional yards o f gravel has ju st b een ! placed upon the low streteh from t h e ! Bergerson 'p la c e to Barlow, and it ! should be in :fair shape soon. J3ut j motorists should take it ' slow, and ! npt attempt to pass other, cars. ORCHARDS, FARGO, OREGON *■ I 'H E Oakland Sensible A Six Sedan links the hom elike com fort of the closed car with the activ ity and thrift of'the open m odel. N o other car, re gardless I o f size ou cost, delivers transportation of a more efficient character. Powerful, room y and reli able, it serves at exceed ingly low cost. Y o u are invited to e x a m in e the O a k l a n d , n o w , at o u r salesroom. Graded and Sorted Grimes Gblden, & Rome Beauty, $1.75 per box. Graded Orchard Run— Winter Ban- amas and Rome Beauty, $1.50 per bdx. Nod-sorted apples $1.25 and $1.00 per box. Selected Wind Fails $1.00 |per box. For latter two bring own containers. S E N S I B L E S I X Open Car $1395, Roadster $1395, Four Door Sedan $2065, Coupe $2005 O, B. Pontiac, Michigan* Additional for Wire Wheel Equipment, $85 aurora , O r e g o n $4.25 $1.65 $9.15 Kafoury 29c H 45c Percale on sale Bros. R eadjustm ent Sale Is T h e 39c Percale on sale 25c til they see the quality. T a lk O f T h e Surrounding C ountry yd. % - SERVICES A T UNION | Sunday afternoon next at 3:30 p.;,m. j Rev,. Alfred Bates will preach at fthe] Union Hill 'School house and in |the; evening at 8 p. m. The special music*, at the Wilsonyille church will be of inis terest tö all. Mrs. Ira Seely entertained the ladies aid society at'her home on Wednesday afternoon last where there was an inwj portant business session. j CHURCH NOTICE Services are held at the Aurora Pres byterian church every second and fourth Sunday, a service ac^ 11 a. m.’ and one at 7:30 p, m, Rev, Weller of Woodburn occupies the pulpit. Every one is cordially invited. - Public Sale OAKLAND Ladies Underwear - yd- FOR SALE, A P P L E S 'A T FARGO j F. L. MILLER, Men’s heavy overshirts, | wool, water proof lining! throughoug $14.25, now I Pratt Bros, wilhhpld a pubjicpale at their'farm three miles south east t of Aurora at Meridian, Friday, November 19, 192P, at 10 a. m. to sell 10 thorough bred Jersey cattle, one three-year old Zombro-Broadheart mare, one *5-year old Couerde Aleñe mare, one Standard bred work mare, 1 lot o f 3 or 4 dozen White Leghorn pullets, 1 trotting bike, and various other articles. Terms 8 -months time at 6 per cent. Save money when you buy a phono-i graph, by getting a Stradivara or a] Columbia at the Aurora Drug Store at; bargain prices. A carload o f poultry, dairy and mill feed just in at the G. C. Giesy W are house, Aurora, . Silk Lisle Hose for* women, 7§e value. Slight im perfections 45c Children’s ¿lack Cot ton H oseN on sale 29c pair W omen’s Shoes $9.50 to $12.50 SALE ENDS SATURDAY 8 P. M.— NOVEMBER 13 rWe are dètermined to make these last days of-our sale the busiest, ever seen in - our store. We are pffering wonderful bargains, all over the store. ^C om e get your share. Sale Prices on W om en ’s Suits,~~ Coats, Dresses, W aists, Skirts Women’s Coats One Special Lot On Sale $6.50 $25.00 values pair A t the Men’ s Store Haines Union ' Suits for Men . on sale Women’s Suits One Special Lot On Sale $39.50 One Special Lot Women’s Dresses Values from $35.004o $50.00 On Sale $1.75 35c yd. 40c Outings on sale 25c yd. Everybody knows Daisy Outing Flannel on sale 35c yd. * 36-inch ¿White Out ing Flannel good heavy ~ quality | on sale 35c 39c yd. Remnants Hundred o f Mill Ends at R ed u ced P r ic e s A t the Men’s , Store Firemen’s and Engineers Work Sox on sale—5 prs. $ 1.00 $ 19.50 A t the M en ’s Store Heavy Overalls for Men on sale $1.95 50c Outings on sale I A t the Men’s Store $3.50 Flannel Shirts for Men on sale SALEM S ta te S tr e e t SALEM $1.95
