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About Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1922)
Holiday Greetings from The Quality Store of Portland, Oregon T he Q u ality S tore of P ortland , O regon FIFTH. SIXTH. M O R R ISO N . A L D E R CHRISTMAS GOMES « ¡» Ig l ST S - A HINT TO MEN HkN she tells you she : * * doesn’t want you to bother about giving her a Christmas present don’t pay any attention. You know yourself how hurt you would be if she didn’t get you one of those ties about which ,-you could boast to your men friends that “ you had to wear it once just so the little girl’s feelings wouldn’t be hurt.” And you know, and they know, that you want to let the world know that the “ little girl” strug gled with the other women to get to the center of the tie corni er so she could pick out some thing for you in her sweet and loving ignorance. \ K 7 Everybody, Especially Parents, Know What It Is. Look Ahead and Save fo r Months to Provide Pleasure and Happiness . for Kiddles. There were four fatalities in Oregon due to industrial accidents during the week ending December 14, according to a report prepared by the state in dustrial accident commission. The victims were: H. H. Nestle, mill work er, Eugene; W. W. Mead, logger, Ma- pleton; A. H. Johnson, foundryman, Portland, and Prank Arnott, wood bucker, North Bend. A total of 505 accidents were reported for the week. Plans for an elaborate summer club house and hunting lodge, to be the equal of any game association club house in the northwest, were drawn up at the meeting of the Santiam Pish and Game Protective association held at Albany. The association, which comprises several sportsmen and am ateur huntsmen clubs of Linn county, plans to build the clubhouse at Clear lake, one of the most beautiful loca tions in the west. To move the entire perishable fruit crop in the states of Oregon, Washing ton and Idaho would require every re frigerator car in the United States for one trip between the place of produc tion and the markets, according to H. H. Corey, a member of the Oregon pub lic service commission, who has been in Washington for several weeks at tending the railroad merger hearing before the interstate commerce com mission. Mr. Corey said he was told that the recent car shortage was not due to a lack of carriers, but was the result of insufficient motive poiver. OU know what Christmas is, says Eugene Wood, In the Delineator. In a manner of speaking, it is a kind of Sunday. Six days of the week the Ideal set before you is to have the alarm clock wake you ; to gobble down your breakfast before you are thoroughly roused; to rush to the shop and get your overalls on before the whistle gets done blowing or to be docked an hour’s time; to work like Scott Ward, 75, native of Oregon and a nailer till noon, -when you look into your dlnnei>pail to see what the old pioneer resident of Linn county, died lady has put up there for you, and at his home in' Albany after three warm your coffee on the steampipe; months’ illness. to begrudge the time for that lunch eon; to lick into your work again till six o'clock, with the foreman saunter ing up and down, watching that you don’t take too many drinks of water, or get a chip in your eye too often, or gas too much with the man next you; to get home so tired that you fall asleep reading the newspaper after supper—the same thing over again to morrow and the next day and the next day and the next day, all your life long. That’s business. But Christmas comes along. You tell your little ones that awful whop per about Santa Claus and his rein deer, add they, to whom you are the pattern of truthfulness, stand and lis ten to you with their jaws hanging C A L L F O R IT loose and their eyes looking like hard- boiled eggs with the shells off. And A T Y O U R G RO CER S the older ones aid and abet you in the deceit, and help the little ones com pose their sprawling letter to old Santa, asking for dolls and skates, and choo-choo cars and all such extrava- ces, when you ought to be saving your money against a rdiny day. And you skimp yourself of necessary food to buy these follies, and sit up TH E STO RE W H E R E nights wasting your strength for the next day (which really doesn’t belong to you, since your boss buys it and pays for It), and when 11 o’clock, Christmas eve, comes, and you get down from the chair, having hung up the last gilt ball or glass peacock, you are so tuckered you can hardly stand. But you turn out the gas and light the candles to see how pretty it all looks, and your wife says: “ Won’t she be tickled, at this! And won’t he jump for joy when he sees that!” and you put your arm around her, and the twinkling candles swim before your sight, and your throat kind of chokes Y Cherro Flour ‘THE REDEMPTION” Aurora and this vicinity will be fav ored with £ the great American play ‘ ‘The Redemption,” when on next Thursday night, December 28, the Orpheus Players o f the Woodburn Dramatic Stock Company will appear here for one night only at the Aurora Band Hall. This play portrays one of the greatest morals ever shown. Its memories will live forever. It is a play of human nature, with a tear and a smile intermingled. Your emotions o f honesty and respect 'will rise within, and its pathos will long be remembered. It is a play that every man, woman and child should see. One of the great est moral plays ever produced. The. company carries its own scene: y and its special stage equipment and will present an excellent play with a superb cast. One of the most thrilling and spectacular fights ever staged takes place in a cabin in the moun tains. It is a fight to a finish and is only one of the many exciting incidents found throughout this great drams. This company comes well recommend ed, and it will be an advantage to ev ery person of this vicinity to see this extensive production and enjoy an evening o f rare entertainment. A strip of the Pacific highway nine feet wide has been completed between Canyonville and Galesville in Douglas county, according to information re ceived at the offices of the state high way department. Ask Anyone Ask anyone you know w hich is the highest quality baking pow der and almost invariably they will tell you ROYAL. “ My cakes are 100% better since I bought that can of Royal»” writes one delighted user, and everyw here— among your friends, neigh bors, relatives—you will hear similar commendations. R oyal Contains N o Alum Leaves N o B itter Taste W oodburn Dramatic Stock Co. PRESENTS The P ow erfu l Four Act C om edy Drama “ THE REDEMPTION” THE GREAT AMERICAN PLAY Excellent Cast A Play of Hum an Nature Special Scenery Pfe hestre to iffanh nor ms tumors for iljetr past patronage atth to foist} tl}em all a pter^p (Sfmslmas anh a S u p e rb A c tin g ONE NIGHT ONLY A n U p lift F o r H u m a n ity Vast Production A U R O R A BAND HALL THURS. DEC. 28 Admission 25c and 50c Curtain at 8 p. m. ¿Happg anit Prosperous ¿Nefo Pear, Frank L. Miller W ill help to have Dealer in Autom obiles and Supplies the Xmas bread and LAST CALL cake just right. If you omitted to shop early you still have a chance—although our stocks are somewhat de pleted—you no doubt may be able to at least find some of your gift requirements. C As a finis of 1922, may we at this time THE SPIRIT OF Y U LETID E PR E V A ILS SENSATIONAL XMAS SALE you. Because the T acine ' Telephone & Telegraph company refused to comply with an order issued by the public service commission requiring the cor poration to set up and keep a separate depreciation reserve account, the com mission sent a letter to John Carson, district attorney of Marion county, urging that he institute proceedings In the courts for the enforcement of the penalty provided by law in such cases. thank you for your very generous patronage dur ing this closing year, and that we may hope to merit its continuation during the coming year. With hearty wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, we beg to remain, Very truly yours, BEGINNING Saturday December 9th Sadler & Kraus “ T h e Best and M ost for T h e Price” L . M . HUM Care of Yick So Tong Chinese Medicine and Tea Co. Cherro Poultry Feeds Has medicine which will cure any known disease. Not Open on Sundays 153 South High Street Salen, Oregon Phone 283 E gg Mashes and feeds fed the poultry during the cold winter months should be of quality. the best You are sure of good results by using CHERRO Feeds. • Call for them at G . C. G IESY FEED ST O R E -N O T IC E - In keeping with the past years, The People’s Cash Store will give WHOLESALE PRICES to all Churches, Lodges and Societies on all CANDIES, FRU ITS and NUTS. THE QVt- PISELO H. G. ZIEGLER DEALER IN Grain, Pototoes, Hay and Feed SEED AND RE-CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY ALL K IN D S O F T R U C K IN G DONE IN CO N NECTION W IT H W A R E H O U S E . AURORA, - - - OREGON
