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About Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1921)
Everyone appreciates courteous treatment and a well assorted stock to select from. When you need lumber or building material you think o f the quality and service you are to receive. If you deal with Copeland’s you receive both in the fullest measure. Aurora C afe Short Orders, Confectionery Ice Cream Cigars, Etc, A B A R G A IN SA LE American Maid Bread For Sale ^OUR MOTTO SERVICE ALWAYS QUALITY FIRST COPELAND’S , Hubbard, Oregon LUMBER Walter Lettenmaier AURORA OREGON M AR K ET REPORT PRINTED Butter W rappers It no longer being allowable to write the name of the maker on rolls of butter for sale,The bserver has again begun printing (upon orders)of Butter Wrappers. ex posed A Butter Fat 43c Egg per dozen 42<-. Butter, 2-lb. roll 60c Spring Broilers over 2 lbs. 20c Ducks, 20c to 25c Turkeys, old 3 c Jeese 12c Old Roosters, 10c Hens, 20c to 26 Cascara, 9c Lard, 20c Potatoes $1,00 to $1.25 Mohair Wool 17c to 44c Until Feb. 1st we will sell for cash a t the following prices No. 1 Common Boards & D im en sion . ____________________ _$23.00 Per M No. 3 Common Boards & Dimension_____________________________$14.00 Per M 1/2x6 to 12, No. 3 Common Boards_______________ _______________$11.00 Per M Simun Sluptra Each additional 100» 75 cents Ten cents(per order) additional if sent by mail. Phone or mail your order now, and get your wrappers by return mail. The Observer, Aurora, Oregon na sc T r y It O u t Yourself” says the Good Judge A nd you will find how much more satisfaction a little of this Rea? T obacco gives you .than you ever got from a big chew of the ordinary kind. The good, rich, real to bacco taste lasts so long you don’ t need a fresh chew nearly as often. So it costs you less. A n y man who uses the 'R eal T obacco Chew will tell you that. Put ufi in two styles W -B C U T is a long fine-cut tobacco R I G H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco tt n42ó] great housing shortage exists in this community. Now is the time to remedy this condition. In order to start things we will offer until Feb. 1st our complete stock now on hand at prices much below cost. Prices on lath, shingles, etc., on application Dance at Aurora Every Saturday night W e are in a position to give you the very best material, service and prices. It will pay you to trade with us. Two Marion county postofiices have just been advanced from fourth class to third class. These are Molalla,! salary $1200,00 and Turner, salary j $1300.00, Seven candidates were initiated into the mysteries of the Knights of! j Pythias Friday evening. Members | from Portland, Hubbard, and Salem j were present. At midnight the Pythian Sisters served a chicken supper to j about eighty members, Willamette River Lumber Co. Wholesale and Retail 16th & Main St. OREGON CITY, OREGON Phone 63 It is reported that plans are under \ way to establish an auto-camping park on the Highway not far from Canby. It is said that there will be model camping sheds, a large baking ! Fred Scheurer, of Butteville, was a oven, comfort stations and water business visitor in the city Tuesday. piped onto the grounds. Mrs. Albert Yoder o f Canby came The County Court has appointed up Thursday to visit friends and rél- the road supervisors in Marion’ county atives here. for the next year in sixty-eight o f the i Brown o f Gervais was re- seventy-nine districts. Those ap-j èen S. tly H. e le cte d p re sid e n t o f th e O regon pointed in tliis part o f the county j State Drainage Association. as follows: Aurora, A. C. Snyder;] Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Johnson and I Mr. and Mrs. Arch Shiedel came sons, who have been visiting relatives I down from Bend last week to visit here for two weeks returned to Spo- Mrs. Shield’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schwader. kane Wednesday. Miss Frances Chubb o f Maeksb.urg j Forest E. Mills was among the M-e- and E dw ard,0 . Erickson were- mar--Indian poopU TWiny. Mr. Mills ried last week ;Jfi N&zarine church only recently recovered from quite a at Canby. severe attack o f small pox. Hubbard, E. R. Ball; Donald, John H. j Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mills were Miller; Champoeg, W. R; McKay; among the Union'people buying gbods Butteville, Peter Mathoit. at the Aurora stores Saturday. New 1921 county officers who were 0. W. Paign an employee in the cir sworn in at Oregon City, were: Harv culation department of the Capital ey E. Cross, county judge; D. T. Mel- Journal at Salem .w&3 an Aurora busi drum, county surveyor; Livy Stipp, ness visitor Tuesday. district attorney. Emery J. Noble, FOR SALE—• G o o d cull apples, attorney, took up his duties as justice Jonathen or Grimes 50c per box. Lady [of the peace, and Dean Butler, fofm-1 apples 75c. Please bring containers, erly deputy district attorney, will re R. M. Rader, i mile north of Butte- sume his private law practice, as jvill ville Station. 44-tf, Gilbert L. Hedges, formerly district A good feature picture “ Oh Boy’ ’ , attorney. and an excellent comedy entitled, “ Call for Mr. Cavaman” , will be shown Sun day night at the Odd Fellows Hall. Nice comfortable hall and seats. Popu lar prices. 'The H om e Paper o f the Oregon Country* Several hundred bales o f hops are ; to have been purchased the j past week by Smith &■ Ray at 24 and; 25 cents. It is said that 5500 ' bales j Lis considered a close estimate o f thei spot hops remaining unsold in Oregon. let’s pack up and go to California “ Winter’s Summer Garden” Sooner or later everyone goes to California where the bright warm sunshine greets you; where the delightful climate, the sweet scented flowers and the lure of the ^sea welcomes you t^fhis land of beauty and charm. FOUR DAILY TRAINS “ The Shasta” “ California Express” “ Oregonian” “San Francisco Express” Portland to San Francisco i reported . PORTLAND, OREGON BARGAIN A N N O U N C E S IT S A N N U A L January DAY PERIOD 19 to February 2, 1921 S P E C IA L O F F E R T O E V E R Y O N E : Following- our annual custom, The Oregon Journal has designated January 19 to Feb ruary 2 . 1921, as the Bargain Day Period, and M AIL SUBSCRIPTIONS ON LY will be received at the following special rates: Daily and Sunday Journal, by mail only, one y e a r ............. . .$7.00 Daily Journal, by mail only, one year .................................. . $5.00 Sunday Journal, by mail only, one y e a r ............................................ $3.00 W eek ly Journal, by mail only one y e a r ................................................... 75 Sunday and W eek ly Journal, by Mail only, one y e a r ................ $3.25 XOTJ5— Tit«»« rat«» apply only la the P a eiflc Northwest state», and cannot he extended to other state». O nly Yearly Subscriptions Are Taken at Bargain Day Rates Th*s offer is open to old as well as new subscribers, and is an excellent opportunity to get a metropol itan newspaper, up to the minute and with all the news, at a special rate. All the market road districts except the Salem district are said to have tak en their portion of the market road bonds. Out of $225,0(0 of bonds of fered the outside districts have taken $145,000. The remaining portion may be advertised. Mr, and Mrs, J. W. Sadler enter tained at dinner Friday evening the following guests: Mr. and Mrs, H. B. Evans of Canby, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Settlemeir of Woodburn, Mr, and M rs.! J. M, Poorman of Woodburn and Mr. j and Mrs. E, G, Robinson. William Bauer, who was ill ior several months in the Oregon City hospital, and now rapidly recovering, was in from Molalla Thursday. W hile! here he visited at the home o f M rs.! £ W„ H. Samson. Mr. Bauer, Who is mail carrier in the Molalla section, will be able to resume his position Monday morning.— Oregon City En terprise. EXECUTOR’S NOTICE Your home town newspaper supplies you with the news of your immediate locality, but with its many superior features, markets and financial news, and the special leased wire reports of the United Press, International News, Universal and United News Services, The Oregon Journal gives all the news of the world worth printing. THE PAPER FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY lr THE JO U R N A L Portland, Oregon sjgrT»’ This offer is made for Dear S irs: Enclosed find 5 .........................................fo r which please send me a short time only. Order at onve through this paper, any postmaster, rural car~isr or Journal agent, or reu.it di- The ..................................... *............................................................... J ournal TO N E X T B A R G A IN DAY BY M A IL under you r special offer. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed executor of the estate o f Margaretta V. Hoff man, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, properly verified in the manner provided by law, to Joseph P. Hoffman, Executor, at Aurora, Marion County, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. The first publication of this noti«e is j made this 13th day o f January 1921. JOSEPH P. HOFFMAN, Executor, j G. R. WATT, Attorney for Executor, Aurora, Oregon. and Seattle, Tacoma and Portland to San Francisco and Los Angeles Provide comfortable accommodations and excellent service WINTER EXCURSION TICKETS - are on sale to Southern California Your copy of our new booklet “ California for the Tourist," will be mailed FREE on request Inquire of Local Ticket Agent for particulars as to fares, routes, sleeping car reservations and train service, or write S o u th ern P a c if ic JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent Portland Oregon L in e s 2 FARMS WANTED DO YOU W ANT TO SELL YOUR FARM? If you will make your price reasonable, I can sell it for you. If you list your place with me, I will make all reasonable efforts to sell it, adver tising it extensively. I know your farm and farm values, as I have lived in the Willamette Valley 19 years. Send me a full description, your lowest price and best terms. Come in or write me at 410 Railway Ex change Building, Portland, Oregon. Phone Main 7660. J. S. BROWN General Farm Agent
