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About Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1921)
We Pay Cash For All Country •"''About 40 farmers of the Canby dis* Preduce,- Will Snyder Co,, Aurora trict have organized the Canby Grow ers Cooperative association. The ob ject is to maintain so far as possible A WHOLE LOT OF THINGS FOR A LITTLE CASH— even flow of products to the market- an The state irrigation securities com mission has certified to bonds of the Summer lake irrigation district in the sum of $260,000 and the Silver lake irrigation district in the amount of $275,000. These Are Surely Sacrifice Prices 20 fine Buff Leghorn chickens, May hatch ...................... ................... $15.50 . 3.75 Five April hatch chickens . 4.75 Six 1 and 2 yr. old h en s.. . 2.75 One small kerosene heater One New Emitting machiné, cost $40.00 will sell f o r . Call Tuesday, August 16th or as soon as possible, if you want any- o f these bargains. MRS. E. M. GOLDER, Canby, Oregon. East part o f town along the highway. 21.00 Three rock crushers are engaged in turning out material for hard surfac ing the Crane-Lawen highway for a distance of 12 miles. One third of the work is completed. The entire road [will be open for traffic November 1. Requisition papers were issued by Governor Olcott for the return to Ore gon of J. J. Walker, ex-cashier of the Lafayette State bank at Lafayette, j?amhill county, on a charge of arson, committed in November, 1920. Walker was said to be under arrest in Minne sota. Many mills in the northwest, whieh closed as a result of congestion of the yards, owing to the inability to ship lumber during the seamen’s strike, are now contemplating resum ing operations, according to Chester J. Hogue, acting secretary of the W est Coast Lumbermen’s association. Among the successful candidates for appointments as second lieutenants in the regular army examined on April 25 are the following from Oregon: W illiam Conrade Jones, Salem; W al lace Ellsworth Niles, Grants Pass; Harold Stevenson, Harry Lynch and William Orville Collins of Corvallis. Loans and discounts of the 287 hanks operating in Oregon show a de-\ crease of more than $32,500,000 since June 30, 1920, according to a report by Prank Bramwell, state superintend ent of banks, based upon statements received from the various institutions •t the close of business, June 30, 1921. W ith the exception of the Old Sol diers’ home at Roseburg and the girls’ industrial school located in Salem, the per capita cost of conducting thé ten most important state institutions has decreased materially since a year ago, according to a report prepared by R. B. Goodin, secretary of the state board o f controL Following the lead of the city of Canby, which reduced its street lights to one-seventh of their former num ber in retaliation for the recent rise in the electric rates, 100 citizens at a mass meeting acclaimed their inten tion to order the Molalla Power com pany to discontinue -furnishing them electricity. The Prescott drainage district, in Columbia county, has filed application with the state irrigation and drain age securities commission for the certification of bonds in thfe sum of $10,000. The money will be used for constructing a dyke, installing pumps and establishing an outlet. The dis trict is near Goble. There were two fatalities due to in dustrial accidents in Oregon during the week ending August 4, according to a report filed by the state indus-? trial accident commission. The vic tims, were Vernon Foster, logger, Gas ton, and H. T. Lowe, logger, Valsetz. A total of 428 accidents were report ed during the week. At a hop growers’ meeting which nearly every dealer of Independence and -vicinity attended it was agreed to pay 50 cents a box for picking and $3 a day for common labor during the season. About 5000 pickers will be em ployed in the yards near Independ t§ ence, and picking will commence be 1 tween September l anil i’fi. Don’t Worry “You’ll Always Find” says the G ood Judge m When You Buy Real Estate? You save half the commission here, at the same time get the rôck bottom price; no PADDING at this office. 1 employ no othes agents, which only adds t o , the expense you, the buyer, will have to pay. I have a large list of personally in spected farms and acreage, some of which are real bargains. Call or write for information to I can trade real estate anywhere, > That you get more genuine satisfaction at less cost when you use this class o f tobacco. If you don’ t believe this, TRY ME. Ranches. City Property, Suburban Homes, Wheat Land; also California, Eastern and JCanadian. you? A small chew last» so much longer than a big chew of th e ' ordinary kind. A n d the full, rich real tobacco taste gives a long lasting chewing satisfaction. What have h ;. a *' h e a t e r Cut Rate Real Estate Bank of Oregon City Bldg. Oregon City, Ore. What do you want? E. MURRAY 909 Chamber of Commerce P or tla n d , O regon NOTICE TO CREDITORS A n y man who uses the Real T ob a cco Chew will tell you that. Dr. C. Ammeter ]■ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ; the undersigned by an order pf the D E N T IS T county court o f Marion County, Ore i Has established his Dental Office in gon, duly made and entered on the 1 the Aurora Bank Building, where second day o f July, 1921, was duly | he will be present each Tuesday, appointed administrator o f the estate 1 Friday and Saturday, from 9 a. m. o f John Stauffer, deceased, and that j to 6 p, p. m. he has duly qualified as such. All PLATES A SPECIALTY persons having claims against said es I AURORA OREGON tate are hereby notified to-present the same duly verified as by law required to the undersigned at Aurora, Oregon, Within six months from the date o f this notice. Date o f first publication this 14th 'where day o f July, 1921. QU ALITY-SER VICE Last publication August 11, 1921. counts LOUIS W EBERT, Administrator o f the estate, o f John Stauffer, deceased. Why throw away your okl, broken castings, when you caiyfiave them welded and save the price of new one? and avoid delays? Your time is Worth money. Opposite Court House Oregon City, Oregon :V v- j Put up in two styles W -B G U T is a long fine-cut tobacco R I G H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco ,B;^3.dvyaÿi;Nëvv Ybrk'Uiiy iaiiaiM A Blacksmith Shop SATURDAY SPECIALS Great American Coffee, in tins 35c Grape - - - 15c White Navy &oap, 22 bars $1.00 Sweetheart Toilet Soap 5 bars 25c Coffee, Peabery Blend, 5 lbs. $.00 Crown Flour - .$2,10 Nut A C ETY LEN E W ELD IN G WILL SNYDER CO. Oregon City Abstract Co. AURORA OREGON It W hy Pay 5 Per Cent Commision Does Not Make any Difference PAUL SOWA Abstracts, Loans, Insurance BLACKSMITH & MACHINE SHOP WOODBURN, ORE, what make of ,a car you have, for we can j§ repair it for you, and do it PROMPTLY and J SATISFACTORILY. Use the phone! .. " v ¡ill A O. D. EBY ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Oregon City, Oregon HUBBARD, OREGON T rouble S hooting is S ec’ y. Estates, Trusts, Conftdential Advice ff I «1 O ur S pe cia lty L. A. H enderson Pres. NOTICE, TO WATER USERS 1 Miller & Kail Garage Aurora stores are busy, Their ser g vice, quality and prices are drawing. l§§ D. E. S k e n e ; Water users are warned to strictly comply with sprinkling regulations. 6 p. m. to 9 p. m. or service will be discontinued. Geo. W. Fry, Suyt, Water Works; • g ii! ¡ S IM ' iiig p # A W onderfuFOppor fi® !® 'l l IK ilS i ■ TO BUY THAT SUIT OF CLOTHES YOU'VE WAITED FOR SO LONG BROUGHT TO YOUR DOOR THE SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS OF SALEM The Largest Made to Order Tailoring House in Oregon W ill Show Their Complete Line o f All W ool Materials For Men A t ; Aurora, Friday and Saturday, August 19th and 20th Next Door To Post Office W e want every one to come and see this display You will be under no obligations to buy We want you to see the values we are of fering. We have many customers in this vicinity who come to Salem to buy their clothes from us. We want many more so we are bringing our line to you. We want to get acquainted with you. REMEMBER—The dates August 19th and 20th, at Aurora. WATCH—for our add. next week; we will give you more particulars. Tailors For Men Special Offer Extra Pants Free Special Offer • During our two days stay in Aurora, we will give with every suit order an Extra pair of pants of same material ABSOLUTELY FREE which means you will get double ser vice from your suit. This is an Opportunity you have never had before to see the big gest array of All Wool Suiting Materials shown by any Garment House in the State of Oregon and at prices that will be low- er-than you have seen for years—lower even than you would have to pay for mere Ready Mades. ^ Our woolen buyer has just returned from the East with a line of woolens bought for Spot Cash, which places before you a line of materials for Suits and Over coats that will please the most critical buyer in Quality, Style and Price. SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS Tailors For Men 11
