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About Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1921)
nttiiwS Smore Local News Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Borehard o f Spo- | kane visited at the Diana Snyder home j while on their way to California. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schuele and little I son visited relatives here Sunday. I Miss Emma Snyder is attending Grand Lodge in Portland this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Keefover, daugh ter Detta and Dorothy Hurst made a trip to Portland Sunday. Miss Walker’s mother, Mrs. Strick land of Portland was here visiting Sun-1 day. Mr. and Mrs. Del Irish and little son of Portland uisited at the L. L. Gribble home last week, Ed Meucke was in town Monday. Play these selections when you feel blue, tired, nervous, mean — M ow— at last— you can use the marvelous pow er o f music in a p ra ctica l watf. Noted psychologists have just completed, for Mr. Edison, a two-year research into the effects of music. They discovered that certain selec tions, — when R e -C r e a t e d by the N ew Edi son, the perfect instrumentality o f music,— actually change people’s moods. Some are wonderful for soothing ragged nerves. Others supply more energy. Still others bring cheer fulness. This better, finer kind o f music— McEdisons MOOD MUSIC is tully explained in a fascinating 32 page book, “ Mood Music. ’’ Send or bring the coupon at once for your free copy. Look over the lists which the psychologists have p r e -. pared. See which selections are recommended for each unpleasant mood. Then read the story of the research, and know what music can ba made to do for you. K R U G E R BROTHERS CANBY, OREGON 6end for your copy- TODAY Please g\v% m t a free co p y o f Mr. E dison’s new book» “ M ood Music»** Mame L Address if you w ish 3 days of Mood M usic in your o w n bom© check here No chars© o r obliga tion. A. J. Zimmerman and G. W. Fry were in Portland a few days this week, delegates to the K, P. Grand Lodge in session there. GIANT Do You W ant Money? Miss Irene Armstrong is here visiting her sister Mrs. Grover Giesy. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shimmin visited In Woodburn last Friday evening, Mr. Melvin and daughter Lois of Hubbard drove down Saturday evening to witnees the display of the merits of the new fire apparatus, Mr. and Mrs. Dolbh Crissell of Port land wer° visiting here over the week end. I f the supply will hold out, we can supply you for about a week y e t. No more at this price when this stock is gone. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Caumpeati visited Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Morris Sun day. Every Farmer, Business M an and Home needs them. L. L Snyder left Saturday for a hunting trip in Southern Oregon. W e will print your name, address, business, or farm Mrs. Greenwood and daughter Mviss Helen Greenwood left for their home m Salt Lake City Saturday. name neatly in one corner and send them to you parcel Mr. and Mrs, R. Woolworth of Butte- ville wera in town Monday. post for only Mr. James Ogle of Portland is heie helping Grover Giesy in his warehouse. Bert Shimmin Is repainting his house It looks fine Bert. Dr, Thompson takes ev ery precaution known to optical science to assure his patrons absolutely correct glasses, ile offers you the combined service of an Optometrist with years of experience and that of competent, practical Optician. Consult him apout your eyes next visit. Thurs. day. Oct, 27-Local hotel until 4;30 p. m. F or B ox o f STUMPING POWDER TRANSFERS As Reported from the County Seat by Salem Abstract Co.,: 212 Salem Bank o f Commerce Bldg. PITTS Donald Nursery Co. to F. Hofstet Canhy, Oregon ter, M. T. 1 Ac. in G. A. Cone Cl. T. 4 S. R. 1 W. W. M. $1.00 Schmitt, L, E. to Nehalem Riuer Lumber Co. land in Sec. 12 T. 4 S. R. 1. W. W. M. $I.0( Rieger. I. L. to Biggerstaff, 0. D. 1J Ac. in E. C. Cooley Claim T. 5 S, R 1 W. $1250. J. R. Phone 52-5 Order Your Trees 10,000 Number 1 Farmers, Mr. and Mrs. Ogle have moved to Gresham where John Ogle has rented a large farm. Business Men and Farmers have been or dering these splendid envelopes this week. Probably your neighbor was one of them. non-freezing; the fumes don’t cause headache. Every user a booster. Mrs^ Nora Blosser visited a few days in Portland this week. November 7 to 12 is National “ Sub scribe for Your Home Town Paper W eek,” when every family is supposed to get a few neighbors to subscribe for the home paper. Mrs. Eugene Moshberger of Wood- burn visited in Aurora Saturday,] Several Aurora students attended the Senior Party at Woodburn Friday evening. Bring or Mail This Coupon D on’t lose any time getting these wonderful new bene fits out of music. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Will and family of Hubbard visited at the Triphine Will home Sunday. Italian Prune Trees 1 will loan you money on Twenty year plan with privilege of paying all or part at any time, interest ard one twentieth part to be paid each year; liberal ap praising extended you. Write to me—i can help you. LEWIS MONTGOMERY 1329 E. Madison St. Portland, Ore. also several varieties of PLU.M and PEACH TREES Commercialize Your Orchard A. B. KAMMERER Canby, Ore., Route 1 1J mi[es south of town] ASK YOUR [GROCER FOR M oth er H ubbard BRAND “ From tin CheaDest That’s Good, To the Best That’s Made.” WE W A N T YOUR VISIT Ed. P. Heim TAILOR 100£ Fourth BUT T E R Hubbard Creamery Co. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ehlen, Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Sadler. Mrs. Ben Giesy Mr3. Ottoway, Mrs. Frank Miller, anc Miss Madge Walker were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bair, Mr, ant Mrs. Howard Eckles, and Mrs. Ecker son of Canby and attended the Eastern Star at Woodburn. There was an in itiation and a fine pupper served by th^. gentlemen. £* Hubbard, ( \e . We Boy Butterfat and Eggs at Highest Market Prices C . A . H O D SO N Funeral Director Complete Auto Equimment, Experienced Lady assistent. Known for years in north Marion County, where calls will be made. Equipped to conduct complete services, Modern Chapel and Parlors at N E W BERG, ORE. Calls will be promptly answered night, or day. Call,'or phone Res. Blue 118, Office "Red 100, Newberg Prices always Very Reasonable All Stores of this part o f the state Get In REMEMBER! These are not cheap, inferior envelopes, but BEST QUALITY, guaranteed, well gummed, rag stock, white 6 3-4 envelopes. Opp. S. P. Ticket OfS, P ortland , O regon INSURE YO U R HOME against loss by r i n r in the r i i i L largest / % n F \|7 O N0W by Phone, I J J K I J iL I l W e only could secure 2 0 ,0 0 0 . Just enough for 4 0 jobs; so don’t delay. well be up-to-date. Insurance Association m Oregon Farmers’ Mutual Fire Relief Association I. Wheeler, Agent Letter, or Call Canbv, Ore. AUCTIONEER LIVE STOCK SALES FARM SALES OUR SPECIALTY # Terms Reasonable WM. HEINZ Canby Phone 13-15 (Mail—Aurora, Route 1) mm Might as