Additional Local News
Mr: and Mrs. Jonas M. Will and
family spent Thanksgiving in Port­
land.
Read on another page how a Marion
county farmer made money raising
Jerseys.
A. H. Giesy and family, of Portland,
spent Thanksgiving with his sisters,
the Misses Giesy.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Berg, of
Barlow, are rejoicing over the arrival
of a fine new baby girl.
It’ s butchoring timé again and our
neighbors ’ have started) slaughtering
hogs for home consumption during the
coming Winter.
HOLMES i EDWARDS
Geo. Brockha'rt and son, Arthur, left
last week for California, where they
will visit Robert Bonn and other rela­
tives and friends;'
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Yoder ate
Thanksgiving turkey at thé home of
Mr. Yoder’s parents at Needy.
His
three brothers were also at the re­
union.
SILVERPLATE
A Rendezvous o f
“ Just what I’ve been looking for,” you’ll say, when you see our mar­
velous exhibition of unusual gems deftly set to enhance their attractive­
ness.
There are also less expensive Jewelry novelties in varied selections.
You are welcome to visit our store. Possibly just what you wanted1
will come to mind when inspecting our many different gift items.
A deposit will hold any gift until Christmas.
“ Gifts That Last”
JUST ONE PURPOSE
To supply the Men and Young Men of thè Willamette Valley with
the best of Clothes and Furnishings,at Reasonable Prices.
BISH O P’S
136;N. Commercial Street
CLOTHING & WOOLEN
MILLS STORE
Salem, Oregon
U. G. SHIPLEY COMPANY
outfitters to
W o m en , Misses and Children
145-147 North Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon
Originators of the Pay as You Go Plan
Quality Merchandise
Popular Prices
E V E R Y T H IN G M U S IC A L ”
“Sherman, Clay & Co.~Pianos”
“ If interested in Piano, drop us a card or call”
M oore’s Music House
415 Co^rt S t, Salem, Ore.
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N O ACID, GREASE
OR DUST,
T o u r druggist has
it. If not, send us
stamps. 75c for one-
pound package.
CLARKE,
WOODWARD
DRUG Co„
Portland, Oregon.
Dr. C. Am m eter
DENTIST
Has established his Dental office in
the Aurora Bank Building, where
he will be present each Tuesday,
Friday and Saturday, from 9 a, m
to 6 p. m.
PLATES A SPECIALTY
AURORA, OREGON
Phone 1255
S A L E AN D W A N T A D S .
fWord has been received here by
Mrs. Diana Snyder that her brother’s
family in Boston are quarantined for
scarlet fever. Little Helen, the eldest
daughter.is the patient.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Becke, Mrs.
Aurelia Powers and Son» Robert, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Miller and Mr. and
Mrs'
Erbsland spent Thanksgiving
Day with Mrs. Edgar Pierce, at Aums-
George Ziegler, Jr., has just return­
ed from -a few months’ visit to tho city
of Los Angeles, California. He states
that California is beautiful in many
ways but in his estimation lacks con­
siderable in coming up with the good
old home state, Oregon,
Misses Agnes and Emma Bery were
home from the Oregon Agricultural
College to ¿enjoy Thanksgiving vaca­
tion. They brought with them a num­
ber' f f young folks from the campus as
gues ;s. An elaborate Thanksgiving
dirmi r was served, after which all of
the j arty attended the Fireman’ s bail
at V Dodburn.
Dr. Osmar K. Wolf, Wondbum, Ore.
Mi T, Reynolds, of Winnipeg, Man­
is fully equipped to fit your eyes with
itoba spent Friday at the home of
proper glasses.
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Mrsi \Diana Snyder.
Mr. Reynolds
NOTICE: :The sale season is at hand qamp west from Renfew, Ontario, with
Vandeleér and family in i889, af­
and I am prepared to handle all kinds
of sales to your satisfaction.
When ter fcoing to Winnipeg where he has
ready, call Will Heinz, Auctioneer ,r sine? resided. The seVere winters of
Aurora Route 1 or Canby 13-16.35-I4tp the anadian provinee are very trying,
and Hr. Reynolds is now out west to
We have plenty of money to loan on look for a location in a moré tempér-
farms'‘a.t 6 per cent. No commission. ate i limate.
Reliable Abstracts. Oregon City Ab
stract Company.
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Presbyterian Church
D A N G E R — Lurks in all wires
Many are expected to attend the
You never can téli when they1 services next Sunday at 7:30 p. m.
are hot, telephoné or Elèct- The subject of the sermon will be “ I
ric. W arn your children.
Am.’ , :The Rev. J. F. Mathews Will
Molalla Electric Co. tf. relate some o f his interesting personal
experiences in the quest of trtrthj Any­
1 set CHEVROLET curtains. Never one diligently searching for the truth
been used.
Trade for spuds.
OB­ should avail themselves o f this oppor­
tunity and see if they can find ik_____
SERVER.
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For Sale—6 room house with bath,
Dodging a Libel Suit.
2J lots; three chicken houses; some
1 "Mr. Strong has been in today and"
fruit; opposite Lutheran Church. Louis
he had murder in his eye,” said the
Siebert.
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city editor. “ How In time did yon
| come to speak of Mrs. Strong’s ‘alleged
Any girl in trouble may communicate husband’ In that paragraph about her
with Ensign Lee of the Salvation Ar­ accident?”
“ I did It to steer clear of a libel
my at the White Shield Home,' 565
suit,” replied Freshie. “ You know, you
Mayfair Ave., Portland, Ore. 87-52t
told me always to say ‘alleged thief,’
Lost—A black and silver bedded bag ‘alleged murderer,’ and that sort of
between Aurora and Donald.
Return thing.”
to Henry L. Bents, Jr.,1' Aurora, Route
5. Reward to finder,
48-2t
Christmas Candy Sale
For Sale—1 bay mare, 3 years old,
weight about 1450.
Wanted: Grade
On Sunday. December 22, at 2 p. m.,
Shropshire ewes, Chas. Eilers, Route
the Camp Fire Girls o f Aurora will
3, Tel. 807.
48-2p
give a home made Christmas Candy
A No. 1 fresh cow for sale.
C. C, Sale. The sale Will be held in the
Grover Giesy shop, which is hear the
Oldfield, -Aurora, Ore.
Presbyterian Church. The public is
Wanted—To hear from owner o f cordially invited to patronize this sale.
good ranch for sale. State cash price, The proceeds will be used for the ben­
full particulars. D. F. Bush, Minne­ efit o f the Gamp Fire Girls.
apolis. Minn.
30-8t
Spuds for Sale
Lost—Jersey Cow, sable Color, 5 yrs.
old,'branded with key on right hip;
200 sacks culls at 20 cents per sack.
disappeared from my place December j O. J. Olson. 2 miles north o f town on
1. 1923, W. W. Irvin.
49-tfc
Butteville road, Aurora, Ore.
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WANTED—Position as clerk in gro­
A cow has strayed to our place.
cery store by man o f experience. In­
Owner can take her after covering the
quire at Observer office.
advertising and feed cost.
160 N.
L ib e r t y
N. Netter.
Sealed Bids on 25 Cords Wood
S t ., S a l e m , O r e -
EVERYTHING FOR A
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Your Christmas greeting accompanied with an
appropriate gift, will recall happy recollections of
your thoughtfulness at Christmas long .after the
season has past. SHOP E AR LY!
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Kreis and
the Misses Faye and Lucille Kreis and
Mr.
Hudon Were dinner guests on
Thanksgiving Day .of Mr. and Mrs. W.
F. Prahl.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Keil are rejoicing
over the advent of a baby girl, born
last week, Tuesday. Mr. Chas, Keil, •
the grandfather, is very proud of thè
youngster, it being the first girl born
in this branch of the Keil family in
three generations.
JEW ELERS and SILVERSMITHS
SALEM , OREGON
475[ DEPARTM ENT STORES
Paris Garter Sets
In Holiday Boxes for G ifts
Men will appreciate useful gifts such as these, in attractive
Christmas boxes. Paris Garters in wide weaves with single or
double grip, some with arm bands to match.
In a variety of
colors.
ville:
HARTMAN BROTHERS CO.
State at Liberty St.
4Incorporated
29c to 89c
Silk Hosiery
Umbrellas
Gifts for Men
Very Good Quality
Choose something prac­
tical for gifts!
Delinquent accounts collected on a
contingent basis.
We do the work,
shoulder the expense and make no
charge unless collection is made.
$100,000.00 Bad Accounts Turned In­
to Cash Since We Started. Jot down
a trial list of bad ones and let us
turn them into actual money.
Donald Sdhoo! District No. 1, Don­
ald, Oregon, will accept sealed bids for
25 eo;'ds of 3 foot good old growth fir
wood, to be delivered not later than
June 5th. 1924.
All bids must reach rhe clerk not 315-16 Masonic Bldg.,
Phone 911
later than January 15, 1924,
SALEM, OREGON
E. D. Carver, Clerk. 1
Business Men’s Adjustment Co.
with
You will
Prince of Wales Handles.
get the full value for your
$ 3 .4 9 to $ 6 .9 0
money if you select Hose
from our Store. Men’s full
fashioned
Hose of pure
thread silk in black and all
wanted colors.
Merceriz­
ed top and lisle heel and
toe for additional wear.
Garter Sets
In Holiday Boxes
Arm Bands and Garters,
single or double grip.
4 9 c to 9 8 c
59c to 79c
M en’s Belts
M en’s H dkfs.
Good quality white linen,
39c
Belts for men and boys.
5 9 c to $ 1 .2 3
hemstitched, each
25c
In Gift Boxes
Finest cowhide leather
For Gifts
49c
Suspenders
’Kerchiefs
In Holiday Boxes
A big assortment of men’s
For Boys
White cotton with col­
ored printed designs.
Suspenders for gifts, t
4 9 c to $ 1 .4 9
10c
M en’s Rom eos
M en’s Slippers
That Give Comfort
Leather tops, soles and
heels.
Priced low at •
$ 1 .5 9 to $ 2 .9 8
M en’s Shirts
For Ease
Have elastic sides. Made
of soft kid leather with
heel and flexible sole.
Good values at
$ 2.98
O f Fine Silk
New fine Cannelle stripe
patterns in the choice col­
orings.
Full cut, square
tails, perfect fitting.
High
quality Shirts at only
$ 4.98
M en’s Pajam as
Flannelette
Coats exceptionally long
“No Collection, No Charge”
Men’s Umbrellas
and sleeves are fu|l. Pants
cut proportionately large.
We firmly believe they’re
fuller eut than any obtain­
able elsewhere.
$ 2.25
Suspenders and
Garters
In Sets
Finest quality webs and
trimmings, in gift boxes.
5 9 c to $ 1 .9 8
M en’s Velours
That Are Genuine
A new “ Marathon” in
popular shades, with con­
trasting band and binding.
Full satin lined.
Only
$ 3.98
Let Us Be
Your Hatter