Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940, October 25, 1923, Image 3

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    Dozen Shows at Pacific International
How irrational is the conduct o f
some people!
They denounce the
preacher, as i f he were actually re­
sponsible for the evil which he ex­
posed.
Many are theists in doctrine, and
atheists in practice; they are ortho­
dox intolerably, in metaphysics, and
as heterodox as the devil in action.
There is a point at which science
or riches will leave you. I f Christian­
ity does not stay with you then, you
will be very lonely. But Christianity,
if it be .genuine, never goes away.
That is the distinction o f Jesus Christ.
Talk is nothing except it leads to
practice.. -A. lecture is but wasted
breath unless it culminates in noble
conduct.
Increase o f true reverence toward
God always means increase o f real
beneficence toward man, fo r where
God is most feared, loved, and hon­
ored, man is blessed by an accession
o f religious conviction and emotion.
Some men develop unexpected cor­
ruption o f character. They are good
only so long as they are watched.
Leave them unguarded and their true
nature comes to the surface at once.
Liberty lies so near to license that
unless the spiritual faculties be
trained to all. but supernatural, dis­
cernment a fatal mistake may easily
be made.
A urora: 50 minutes from Salem;
60 minutes from Portland; 30 min­
utes from Oregon City.
People to Get
Acquainted With
Oregon for Oregon
Ask for Oregon Products
An exposition is a collection of
shows, more or less related by nature.
The Pacific International Live Stock
Exposition, held at Portland, Or.,
Nov. 3-10, has drawn under its ample
wings a dozen of them, and there is
interest for everybody in some of
them.
It has a beef cattle show of great
size.
Its dairy cattle show is second to
none anywhere in numbers and qual­
ity.
The sheep and goat show is regard­
ed by experts as on a par with any
like show in America.
The hog show has always been ex­
cellent, and this year will be bigger
than ever.
The draft horse show is representa­
tive, with five breeds of heavy horses
and jacks.
The Western Winter poultry and
rabbit show attracts thousands of in­
terested spectators.
The Western dairy products show
is the least spectacular and one of
the most important.
The boys’ and girls’ clubs make a
show that is the outcome of work des­
tined to make this country a better
place to live in. Don’t miss seeing the
work they have done.
The Land Products show, with its
fruits and vegetables, grains and
grasses,, county and other exhibits, is
one of the splendid features of the
Exposition.
The latest show to come to the Pa­
cific International is the fine North­
west Grain and Hay show, hitherto
held in Pendleton. This is going to
be a 1923 feature.
The Industrial Exhibits department
affords a show that for beauty and
value would be hard to surpass. This
great department is filled with fairy­
like booths, showing costly furs and
other raiment, beautiful furniture,
every convenience a housewife needs,
machinery of every sort to save labor
and increase profits. Everything has
its demonstration for the public. The
sense of sight and the sense of smell
are both appealed to, for the flour
and other food products companies
are doing their best to show the
merits of their goods.
The Night Horse show is one of the
four great horse shows in the United
States. It is brilliant, exciting and
delightful. Horses are coming from
the Eastern states this year to show
their paces in the arena and struggle
for the big prizes offered.
One kind of a show isn’t at the. Pa­
cific International, and never will be
—the gambling concessions and other
questionable amusements that rob
children and sometimes grown people
and leave nothing but a bad taste.
The Exposition does not need that
kind of shows.
If you have anything to be hauled.
If you have anything to be shipped,
If you have anything to be transferred
to or from Portland,
Call E. M. HURST
Aurora Telephone 613
Portland Telephone Broadway 7660
Portland Office: 73 Front Street
Baggage at Dock or Depot in Portland carefully
looked after.
RATES REASONABLE
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
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PORTLAND
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GREATER AND GRANDER THAN EWER
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Industries Deserve
Patronage
Oregon
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Everytime you buy an article made
in Oregon, you are helping to employ
Oregon people in the manufacturing
o f Oregon goods. Ton are keeping
Oregon money in Oregon. A campaign
Notary Public
is on in the interest o f “ Oregon Mafic
Goods,” and “ Oregon Industries.”
It is more than worthy— an idea , that
means money to you. Look at the
Repqaatoutinf^ Parole States Fire Insur­
label
ance-Company, Springfield F. A II.
LOUIS
W EBERT
Inurance Co., Fire Association of Phila.
Patronize Your Home Company
Fire Insurance
FIRE & AUTO INSURANCE
Assets ovex $1,000,000
R E D U C E D F A R E S A L L R A IL R O A D S
Pacific States
Fire Insurance Company
SgiñpjBt OÜ lH innwqf
o f Portland, Oregon
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AURORA
OREGON
Attorney at Law
Tops 'em A ll”
Offices with
The First National Bank of Aurora
and
108 Platt Bldg., Portland,. Qre.
Oregon Auto Top Co.
14th & Couch Sts,
“ That Shoe is Not W orth
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Robert R, Rankin
Tops Recovered $12.50 to $40.00
Did you ever have the shoemaker tell you
that your shoe was not worth repairing? It hap­
pens often, because, a good many people today are
buying shoes by appearance and price—a very ex­
pensive way.
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DENNOS FOOD CO.
Largest livestock exposition under one roof in America. 10 acres o f purebred
and fancy beef and dairy cattle, horses, swine, sheep and goats. Combining the
Western Winter Poultry and Rabbit Show; Western Dairy Products Show;
Manufacturers, and Land Products Show; N orth w est H ay-and Grain Show;
Night Horse Show; Industrial Exhibits.
Repairing, Mister.”
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OREGON M A K E S IT
Portland, Ore.
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Painless Dentistry
Asquith & Hocken
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A PER HANGING
F AND
TINTING
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All Work Neatly Done
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DR. E. H. PREHN
Molalla, Oregon
The home of good dentistry
Aurora, Ore.
At Monitor on Thursdays
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WHOLESALE and RETAIL
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Flour, Cereals, Poultry and Dairy
Feeds. Hay and Seeds
There is just one thing to do—
We buy Potatoes, Wheat, Oats, Hay, Vetch and Clovw Seed.
insist on getting solid leather shoes. You can get
them here for any and every purpose.
WE CARRY THE FOLLOWING POULTRY
AND DAIRY FEEDS IN S T O C K -G et my price*.
Buttermilk Egg Mash
Egg Builder
No. 1 Eastern Oyster Shell
Ground Bone, Grit
Charcoal
Fish Meal
Meat Scraps
Poultry Groats
Scratch Fe#d
Developing Scratch
Developing Mash
Chick Feed
Calf Meal, Olympic,. Lilly’s
Blatchford’s
Mill Run
Middlings
Shorts
Bran
Molasses Dairy Feed
Sure Milk "
Milk Builder
Oats—rolled and ground
Corn-whole, cracked, ground
Barley—rolled and ground
Linseed Meal
Cocoauut Oil Meal
Cotton Seed Meal
Alfalfa Meal
AU R O R A M EAT M ARKET
Sadler & Kraus
OPEN EVENINGS DURING HARVEST SEASON
5
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W e Pay CASH for Poultry, Eggs
and Country Produce
W URSTER BROS. Aurora, Oregon
Store Phone 9
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AURORA. OREGON
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Residence Phono 26
California
W E H A V E A NICE
LINE OF HEATERS
--S E L E C T YOURS
NOW
WHILE THERE ARE
MORE to Pick FROM
Livestock
Exposition
Hardware
G . A . EHLEN Implements
Bungalow House Dresses
Reduced Round
Trip Fares
We have exceptionally good val­
ues and assortments made up in
crepes, Sateens, Ginghams and
Percals.
Tickets on sale daily carry a final return limit
o f May 31, 1924.
Portland, Ore.
Nov. 3-10
Low Round
Trip Fares
Plan now to spend the Winter or
at least a few weeks, in sunny
Southern California—1 a n d of
outdoors all Winter—o r along
the delightful west coast of Old
Mexico.
and Aprons
to San Francisco, Los Angeles and other
ideal winter resorts.
Visit the
Tickets on sale Fridays, Saturdays and Sun­
days at slightly lower fare than the season
ticket, carry a limit of 21 days from date of
sale.
4 trains daily via the “ Scenic Shasta Route”
ofier you your choice of scenery
For illustrated literature, fares, sleeping car
reservations and full information, call on
or write any agent or
JOHN M. SCOTT
Ass’t Passenger Traffic Manager
Portland. Oregon
Southern Pacific Lines
PRICE R A N G E S -
89c to $3.50
Also sizes to fit large women
Will-Snyder
“THE STORE OF MERIT”
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Phone 9018 £
G. C. GIESY FEED STORE
A shoe that’s not worth repairing was not
worth buying in the first place. Paper and sub­
stitutes in the soles and insoles, counters and
heels make shoes quickly lose iheir shape and
wear out.
Let us Shoe the family.
A n Up-to-date Sanitary Meat
Market that handles every­
thing b e s t in m e a t s
fresh and cured.
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Oregon
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