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About Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1923)
SfflUtlllU fitti niiiimimiiiiiiiif;¡mmmimiimmi!iimmmiiiiiimmiiiii!> People to Get nts from Santa Acquainted With s _____________________________________________________________________ niiiiiuiHmimmmuiHiimiiumigiiiiiiiiiiiuüiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiü YELL0WPENC1L the RED BAND EAGLFPENC/L CO. HEWYORK.U.SA. Oregon for Oregon " L™EWM* JUST ONE PURPOSE To supply the Men ana Young Men of the Willamette Valley with the best of Clothes and Furnishings at Reasonable Prices. BISHOP’S 136.N. Commercial Street Ask for Oregon Products Y . - 81 CLOTHING & W O O LEN MILLS STORE druggists. O R E G O N M A K E S IT Lost—A black and silver beaded bag between Aurora and Donald. Return Dr. Osmar K. Wolf, Wondburn, Ore. | to Henry L. Bents, Jr., Aurora, Route 48-2t is fully equipped to fit your eyes with 5. Reward to finder. proper glasses. tf For Sale—1 bay mare, 3 years old, weight about 1450. Wanted: Grade NOTICE: The sale season is at hand Shropshire ewes, Cbas. Eilers, Route and I am prepared to handle all kinds 3, Tel. 807. 48-2p of sales to your satisfaction. When ready, call Will Heinz, Auctioneer, A No. 1 fresh cow for sale. C. C. Aurora Route 1 or Canby 13-16.35-14'tp Oldfield, Aurora, Ore. Sealed Bids on 25 Cords Wood For Sale—6 room house with bath, Donald School District No. 1, Don 2J lots; three chicken houses; some fruit; opposite Lutheran Church. Louis ald, Oregon, will accept sealed bids for Siebert, 45te ■25 cords o f 3 foot good old growth fir wood, to be delivered not later than Any girl in trouble may communicate June 5th, 1924. with Ensign Lee of the Salvation Ar All bids must reach rhe clerk not my at the White Shield Home, 565 later than January 15, 1924, E. D. Carver, Clerk. Mayfair Ave., Portland. Ore. 37-52t M r^3É-Ví: ¡is § llllllli 111 E i ÉÍÉ 1 ■ W URSTER B R 05. Aurora, Oregon Maytag Washer F O R Y O U R W IF E F O R A Christmas Present —Your w ife will appreciate it. The new ALUMINUM Tub will not shrink and fall to pieces. n G . A . EH LEN llriWaWWWfc. W lN CH £SntF% grog. Implements ■ Fire Insurance FIRE & AUTO INSURANCE Assets ovet $1,000,000 AURORA - OREGONSS’ Pacific States Fire Insurance Company of Portland, Oregon O. D. EBY “ Tops ’em A ll” ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Tops Recovered $12.50 to $40.00 Estates, Trusts, Confidential Advice Oregon City, Oregon Portland, Ore. Asquith & Hocken Painless Dentistry P A ÄINTIING PER HANGING j D R . E. H . PREHN Molalla, Oregon The home of good dentistry AND TINTING All Work Neatly Done Aurora, Ore. Phone 50 12 At Monitor on Thursdays M i SU c o Christmas Seems Worth While H, Christmas is a nuisance, W e som etim es think and say — Such a lot o f work and w orry Just for one short day / Hard-earned money squandered. W eary heads and feet — U seless giving, senseless striving In the struggle to com pete! O tered to herself as Yet, on Christmas morning. the door bell pealed just as she was When w e hear the children’s cries bout ready to sit down to lunch. "I Raiding little stockings ¡lave a mind not to answer it all, I In raptures o f surprise: When w e open parcels ■!iave.” That loving hands have wrapt. But she did answer it, just as soon Seem s like springs o f kindness In our hearts are tapped. is she had lowered the fire under the Seem s our thoughts grow gentler ; nibbling coffee pot, to find that her M ore tender is the smitel surmise was correct. It was an agent Yes, on Christmas morning, Christmas seem s worth while. who rang the bell, and worst of all, i book iagent. — Ella Bis sell Chatfield in Farm Life. She spoke as soon as the door had jpened a few inches and before Bertha lad time to frame the words that were And so, because thft spirit of Christ m her lips. “Mightn’t I sell you a inas was abroad ; and- made itself felt copy; of this little book today? The diose two lonely souls who needed :ost is only fifty cents and you will jach other sorely, were -brought to Ind it well worth the price.” gether and made happy, and when Not many words, coming from an Christmas Uad passed and gone they igeiit, Bertha thought. Heretofore the found that their need of each other ones who had was still great and the short visit come had been :hat the little agent was supposed to for all the world nake became permanent . like a talking ma (©, 1923, Western Newspaper Union.) chine, that had been wound up JU S T T H E U SU A L TH IN G and the only way Mrs. Sun—What do you expect for of stopping them was to be posi Christmas^ Mrs. Moon? Mrs. Moon (wearily)—Oh, just the tively rude. This one must be dif asual things. A set of satellites; star ferent, B e r t h a sarrings, a gray-cloud scarf and that old, everlasting dipper that never thought. Perhaps It was tvears ou t!” —M. B. Thomas. ((g). 1923, Western Newspaper Union.) that it was near ly Christmas time Y E A R B Y Y E A R , IT IS SO and that Bertha Every Christmas, year by year, in Prescot’s h e a r t was a bit more jvery way, we-are getting broker and ender than usual, or it might be due jroker and happier and happier. We :o the fact that this agent was young suppose a man who comes out of ind hiad a sort o f wistful appeal about Christmas with a million dollars is ler, or it might be because she was so iwfully miserable.1 lifferent from the others that had :ome and lacked the unending flow of vords they had all seemed to possess, >ut whatever was the cause Bertha Prescot did—an unheard of thing for ler—she invited the agent into the louse and actually asked her out into he cozy kitchen to have lunch with her. “ Poor dear,” she was saying to her- lelf a few minutes later, “ she must lave been actually hungry. And I :ame very close to not letting her In.” ■ After lunch was finished Bertha H •Irew from the girl a ; little of her story 1 —illness, the loss of her position, and Inally her trying her hand lat selling, looks. Through it all Bertha could I iee the brave spirit of the girl and the intold hardships that she had endured luring the time since her illness. S hel :ould also detect how near to despair ! lie little agent had been when she :ame to her door. Then Bertha Prescot did another un- j leard ao f thing for her—she told the ittle agent of the loneliness in her mart and of the little girl she had ost in the long ago, and of how emp- :y her life had been ever since. And vhen she had finished she asked the firl if she Would not stay with her hrougli the Christmas time, and there vas a genuine .appeal in her eyes and •n her voice as she did so. T 1 «P S I BUY A W EBERT Oregon Auto Top Co. m Lonely Woman NE of those pester i n g Spread Yuletide a g e nt s Cheer by Giving again I Girl Agent a bet,” Ber- Happy Home tha Prescot mut- OPEN EVENINGS DURING HARVEST SEASON Oregon Patronize Your Home Company 14th & Couch Sts, By MARION FRANCES HÁMILTON A n Up-to-date Sanitary Meat Market that handles every thing b e s t i n m e a t s fresh and cured. Industries Deserve Patronage LOUIS Christm as Spirit M ade Itself Felt AURORA M EAT M ARKET At Eveiytime you buy an article made in Oregon, you are helping to employ Oregon people in the manufacturing o f Oregon goods. You are keeping Oregon money in Oregon. A campaign Notary Public is on in the interest o f ‘ ‘ Oregon Made Goods,” and “ Oregon Industries.” It is more than worthy— an idea that means money to you. Look at the Representing Pacific States Fire Insur label ance Company, Springfield F. & M. Inurance Co., Fire Association o f Phila. We have plenty o f money to loan on Warned—To hear from owner of farms at 6 per cent. No commission. good ranch for sale. State cash price, Reliable Abstracts. Oregon City Ab full particulars. D. F. Bush, Minne- stract Company. 44-tfc apolis.. Minn. 30-8t A cow has strayed to our place. Owner can take her after covering the 1 set CHEVROLET curtains. Never advertising and feed cost. N. Netter. been used. Trade for spuds. OB SERVER. tf Oennos. Sample on request. Portland. Ore. SA L E AND W AN T A D S. Lost—Jersey Cow, sable color, 5 yrs. old, branded with key - on right hip; disappeared from my . place December 1. 1923. W. W. Irvin. 49-tfc endorse DENNOS FOOD CQ. Salem, Oregon DANGER—Lurks in all wires You never can tell when they are hot, telephone or Elect ric. Warn your children. . Molalla Electric Co. tf. Beam s, the milk modi fier. Is used. Doctors __ j Oregon Hardware BOTTLE FEEDING w ill be successful If Christmas New to Him G. G. GIESY FEED ¡¡TORE ................... WHOLESALE and RETAIL ^ = s s Flour, Cereals, Poultry and Dairy Feeds. Hay and Seeds [We buy Potatoes, Wheat. Oats, Hay, Vetch and Clover Seed] For Your Christm as Dinner Get a TURKEY C H IC K E N A 1 O R G O O SE O R ...WE HAVE THEM Cranberries and Sweet Potatoes, Celery, Onions and all the trim mings to make your Holiday Repast one long to be remembered. We pay Cash for Poultry, Eggs and Country Produce Store Phone 9 AURORA, OREGON Residence Phone 26 O U R STORE I S FULL O F . Holiday Goods. Come Early and Get Your Choice — We have the things that will please all, the grownups as well as the little tots. It does not cost you anything to Look Around Wi11-Snyder Co. “ TH E STORE OF M E R IT ” 9 %
