Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940, April 21, 1921, Image 4

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r Absolute Security I
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REDUCING SURPLUS,
Classified or “ Local” Ad Rates
p * of the various proposed sites for the big i That nobody loves a fat man Is a j Notices of all entertainments of;
I : 1925 Exposition, we have decided on saying approved of tradition. There* | every kind at which anything is sold I
East Morland as the best suited, easiest j fore, when recently, as the result of an ¡or at which admission is charged will ■
reached and most . convenient I from all 1 exhaustive survey, it was scientifically i be chained for a t our regular rates of j
I -y angles, — So the Site Comnyttee
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can j determined that every ninth man in 10 cents per line for the first insertion
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j Chicago is far too fat for comfort and ¡and five cents per line for each fol-J
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health, presumption was that there lowing insertion of the same notice.
FOR OUR SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES
f You can never build a town if public j -would speedily be organized a fat | W ant ads, for sale, for rent, found,
s j sentiment is devided. Jealiously, sel- man’s reduction club in the Windy ¡lost, and all similar notices all come
AND
fishness and stubborness will loose out city. But instead we have the experi- under the above rate. Count six
or
every time. Pull togeather whether j ment of a 60 days’ dieting and exer words to the line.
BANK FUNDS
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,JBc per | ■ we like every little detail or not. Re­ cise reduction test for Chicago wom­
Young Jersey cow and calf. Gives j
joice in your neighbors success, and by en. The explanation is that there arc
IN ADDITION TO OUR MASTER LOCKING DEVICE
p s . ä , the
over
3 gallons per day. Cone place £ j
success
of
others
we
all
win
as
a
really
more
heavyweight
women
than
in C S S i -
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WE HAVE EQUIPPED ALL OUR
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men in Chicago, but gallantry forbade mile West Butteville Station,
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VAULTS WITH
making that a feature of the survey,
ooie community-
WANTED—Girl helper at Mercer j
Paul Robinson has purchased the says Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. Hotel, Donald, Oregon,
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POISON G A S
i Aurora Observer of N. C. Wescott; who Among the peculiarities of human
~ (will enter new activities. Mr. Robin- habit, custom, practice or what not, j For Sale: Four tons of loose oat hay
7- tf
j son is a well known printer haing re- all functions have “their foundations j Elmer Smu cker, Aurora.
WHICH MAKES A SUCCESSFUL ATTACK BY BURGLARS
i cently published a paper at Banks. We in food. If we receive we eat. If we —-----------------------------------------------
OR MOB IMPOSSIBLE. THIS IS THE MOST UP-
For Salp: Blue Stem Wheat and)
j are sure he will continue the policy of j entertain visiting delegations we feed
American
Wonder
and
Burbank
se6d
j
TO-DATE PROTECTION OBTAINABLE
Working for the betterment of Aurora them. Likewise distinguished digni-
and the surrounding country.—Aums- taries and all sorts and conditions of spuds. G. C. Giesy Warehouse 7-tfjj
conventions and conferences. We eat
yille Record.
YOUR VALUABLES WILL RECEIVE
For Sale: Four room bungalow on j
and get fat; then we eat to get lean.
60—
100th
of
an
acre.
Enquire
of
own-
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ABSOLUTE PROTECTION
Instance—the Fat Women’s Reduc­
isnt
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B. Luedden, Aurora.
! There is a growing tendency for the tion club of Chicago is depending er. •»
! farm bureaus to establish jveekly or principally on dieting for taking off
Two registered Holstein bull calves j j
_■ .Tmonthly newspapers and weaken sup- the surplus which was accumulated for sale. They are September and
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j port of country papers. First they fill by too much diet. But the process is
October calves. Write or telephone]]
j the country newspapers with propagan­ interesting and the outcome a mat- | Hugo Keil, Aurora; Oregon, (Aurora j
Aurora, Oregon
da for the bureau and then go into ad- ter of anxious observation by the fair
Mutual Telephone No. 1110.)
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get- yertising competition with them, The of all the country. What with the
j country newspaper fights battles of the beer supply shut off and the free lunch
FOR SALE
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j banks, the merchants, farms and man­ made obsolete, the fat men should be
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Fiae yearling Shorthorn Bull, regis-
ufacturers against radicalism ail the able to simulate feminine sacrifice.
tered.
Also
Grade
Holstein
cow
and
new j year around. It is then left to starve
young calf, rich heavy milker.—W. W. j
1 Isuc- for want of business support it is en-
The period of talk will doubtless be Irvin, Aurora, Ore.
6-%t j
C # tePi ! titled to and placed in competition with succeeded by quiet action. Words do
; a county farm bureau paper.—Silverton very well for programs, and for the
FOR SALE- 1000 gallon Redwood j!
! Tribune,
frames of action, but fulfillment comes tank. Molalla Electric Co, Aurora, ! j
DO Y O U W A N T TO SELL YO U R FARM?
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in deeds. We have always been more Oregon.
And]
or less a wordy people. We have in-'
If you will make your price reasonable, I can
FOR SALE—Sharpies cream separ- j
5 ears are j
Tin* announcement that the Dutch dulged as a people, a penchant for or­
tor.
No,
3,
used
about
four
months,
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sell it for you. If you list your place with me, I
are fortifying their border to keep ators. But we have discovered (hat
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Elmer Smucker. Aurora, Ore.
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it
is
mostly
the
silent
men
who
do
German
Bolshevikfc.
out
is
probably
a
wjll make all reasonable efforts to. sell it, adver­
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■gentle way of telling the world that things, says Dearborn Independent.
MARRY IF LONELY, for resn lts,!
tising it extensively.
having given asylum to one unwel- i The old story about using so much
try ms; best and most successful j
is
come visitor they are, willing to risk steam in the whistle that there is
¡ea),
•‘Home Maker” ; hundreds rich wish!
I know your farm and farm values, as I have
their reputation for hospitality by none left for-the w;heels, is more than ¡marriage soon; strictly confidential;]
Ot» o |
lived in the Willamette Valley 19 years. Send me
humor—it is philosophy. It is mighty
barring others.
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* most reliable; years of experience; des-!
easy to re-create the world in a speech
a full description, your lowest price and best
free, “ The Successful Club” , j
2 ' » n era- The Department of Agriculture or reorganize society on paper. Men criptions
Mrs.
Ball,
Box
556,
Oakland,
Califor­
terms. Come in or write me at 410 Railway E x­
regu- urges farmers to breed skunks. “All who actually put into practical oper­
nia,.
Bttd re- that is required of the farmer is to ation the new thing, who prove' its ____ ___________________________ d
change Building, Portland, Oregon. Phone Main 7660.
conduct of he tactful when he'meets them of an worth and get it established, may not
MAR RY—Thousands people;all ages; |
1 evenifig,” says the circular. Even in go down in the list of world-producers, worth $5,000 to $400,000; anxious for]
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¡ the daytime it might pay to be polite but they are the real statesmen.
marriage; write for my list; FREE, j
pj^nt more flowers, and distant.
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Ralph Hyde, 253* Minna St, Sanj
The contention of Ro-Ko in “The Francisco, Cal.
hint, If you do this you j
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General Farm Agent
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komefthirg tobeautiry and] Argentina has started war on prof- Mikado” that when a man Is officially
FOR SALE—O. A.G. White Leghorn
Droperty and' benefit not j iteers in the necessaries of life, pro- pronounced dead, he is dead to all
Tt the whole community, j viding hgttvy fines and imprisonment. intents and purposes, has been sol­ eggs for hatching. $1.00 per 15. D.W.
52-8t p.
L - n r-
—- m is
on the pocket nerve and a emnly confirmed by the action qf the Hepler, Aurora, Rt. 4.
war authorities in notifying a Mas­
l/Sum m er weather, I "
of ^ail wiU do raore than any* sachusetts lieutenant, in spite of liisy FOR SALE—Loganberry tips, also
Tardens growing a
else to discourage the practice.
" 'mou,th Rock eggs for hatching. P. I
repeated denials . q £, th.g reportTof *i
® ,'n1 A svpilh ■
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Ch Ottaway, Aurora.
l-„tf.
death,
that
his
body’is
now
on
thSe
jh - -Kvoir-r , KiinrTg- ] “Unless there is reforestation, there
way home. Whether he could be
_ "rn6ny; • Uolorauoi isolated ] " ill he no newspapers 50 years hence,”
F q R SALE— T wo iron bells, 1 mat­
court-martialed for insubordination
d . v terrific blizzard a;nd m anj^feetof ! ««J'S
Syracuse Post Standard. Un-
tress and bed springs, baby buggy, 6j
In
persisting
In
being
alive,
remarks
snow in Montano.
-
' ^ less there is reforestation, there will
A n Uptodate
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m-
r«be no forests, either, which will be Baltimore American, Is now a ques­ chairs, 1 wash stand, 1 table (stand), 11
Victor Phonograph and 37 double disc
tion.
Ahrora is the Garden Spot of, the |
as unpleasant.
records. Mrs. G, A. Ehlen, Aurora, |
Market that
Willamette Valley. Tlie center, the]
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An enlisted man in the navy re­ Oregon. ,
hub, the pivit—just halfway between!
| l | | fatal tendencies of the man ceived second honors in a prize con­
thing
in m e a t s
Portland and Salem |witb the paved | w*10 didn t know it was loaded are test for the best essay on “Leader­
Wanted: 12,000 Hop Roots, English;
highway running through* the center of;
Vv>n£ place to the motorist who ship,”**, in a contest open to all from Cluster. Henry L. Bents, Aurora, Ore. j
fresh
town. Why shouldnt it be prosperous? ! 5i? always going at a very slow rate '•ommander down to “gob.”
This
Aurora needs a jeweler, furniture sto re;
speed when he kills hi'’ victims,
JOB PRINTING
recognition of right and merit, irre­
We prinfranything cheaper than Port- j
and fruit cannery. We.have light and
spective of rank, is one reason why
power, best water in the world, pave-! Wooden hats are appearing in Eng- the American army and navy are bet­ land, as good as any- place. Send your i
next job printing order to the Obser­
ments, auto camp grounds and -best | land. With some people it may he ter \ than the best on the other side, ver
and be convinced.
fruit and vegetable land in Oregon,] diflieo.’t to tell where the head ends where certain honors are shut out
W U R S T E R BROS.
Oregon
with good shipping •facilities.
¡1
I an'l the gear begins.
from the grasp of a man, however ca­
pable of earning them, because of his
position in the social scale.
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Aurora State Bank
FARMS WANTED
J. S. BROWN
AURORAMEAT MARKET
Sanitary Meat
handles every­
best
and cured.
Aurora,
Shop
¡I Men. are nnwise vvho_xeUre from
|| active affairs to take their ease,
j! Ease ls frequently hut a short cut to
Repairs and rebuilds all m&kes of'Watches and Clocks. Swiss Brack-
the grave. One who is calloused to
ley Watches that so many jewelers won’t fix are repaired at this shop.
harness and by interest in his task
Special attention given to watches sent mfe by mail. I return watch
persuaded to forget the advancing
same week received in good condition by insured mail prepaid. All jobs
years finds when he units, the strife
warranted and prices reasonable. Please call or send me your work.
that strength has gone from him. The
strain which he endured and enjoyed
conies to settle an accumulated score.
OREGON GIT.Y, OREGON
at
The United States dollar doubled
in value in Greece -following the over­
throw of Venfzelos. As the _future
plans of that leader seem to be some­
what in doubt, maybe we could get
him to come over here and be over­
thrown again.
Neldons Watch
DIXIE BREAD AND PASTRY
Walter Lettenmaier
F ra n k Neldon* Watchmaker and Jeweler
We Carry 5 Different Kinds of Ponltry Feeds
Chick Starter, 50 lb. Sack. ___________ ____ $ 1.90
Chick Feed, 251b. S ack ._r__.___ _________
.90
Chick Mash, 50 lb. S a c k _______ _______ _
1.75
Developing Mash, 50 lb. Sack _____________ 1.75
Developing Feed, 100 lb. Sack__________ 3.05
OTHER FEEDS
Ground Barley and Oats, 80 lb. Sack______ .§ 1.45
Rolled Barley, 75 lb. Sack _______________
1.70
Mill Run, 80 lb. S
a
c
k
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Utah Land Plaster For Sale—Special Prices on ton lots
Warehouse Phone 9
AURORA, OREGON
Residence Phone 26
Everyone appreciates courteous treatment and a
well assorted stock to select from.
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OUR MOTTO
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To those adventurers who are re­
membered in special prayers because
they go down to the sea iu ships must'
now be added those who dare the
trackless upper spaces in airplanes.
SERVICE ALWAYS
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AURORA
OREGON
Dr. C. Ammeter
Gasoline, Oil, Tires, Accessories
Bring us your Repair Work. Don’t waste your time
and energy in attempting something out*t)f your line.
Repairing is our business.
Goodyear, Miller and Diamond Tires
D E N T IS T
Has established his Dental Office in
the Aurora Bank Building, where
he will be p re ^ n t each Tuesday,
Friday ^nd Saturday, from 9 a. m.
to 6 p, p. in© g
Shimmin Bros., Aurora, Oregon
PLATES A SPECIALTY
AURORA
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OREGON
“Just Between You and Me”
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R. B. F. GIESY
Physician
and Surgeon
Thomas Edison has been given a
distinguished service medal by the
Navy department, but he never Will
get one from the fellow in the flat
across the hall for getting up the pho­ Both Phones
Office at Residence
nograph..
Jazz i s ' reported to be fifty- years
old. The late Doctor Osier would
have had a great many with him if
he had suggested that it should have
been chloroformed when it was forty.
C O P E L A N D 'S , Hubbard, Oregon
^
The League of Nations has been pre­
sented with a bill of over $15,000 for
cigars smoked or carried off at the
Spa conference. At this rate, the
pipe of peace is going to be. some­
what expensive.
When you need lumber or building material you think
of the quality and service you are to receive. J M
If you deal with Copeland’s you receive both in the
fullest measure.
QUALITY FIRST
a r
A more or less «uiinent pugilist ad­
vises aspiring boxers not to let any­
body hit them if they can help it and
a good many boxers seem to achieve
this result by doing all their fighting
with a typewriter.
Shimmin Bros. Garage
Short Orders,
Confectionery
Aurora, Or.
AUCTIONEER
LIVE STOCK SALES
FARM SALES
OUR SPECIALTY
Terms Reasonable
W M . HEINZ
Canby Pbone 13-15 (Mail—Aurora, Route 1)
c
says the Good Judge
H ere’s genuine chewing
satisfaction for you, hook­
ed up with real econom y.
A small chew of this class
o f tobacco lasts much long­
er than a big chew of the
ordinary kind—that’s be­
cause the| full, rich, real
Ltobacco taste lasts so long.
A n y man w ho uses the
Real T obacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up in two styles
W -B C U T is a long fine-cut tobacco
R IG H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco
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