Get Your Supplies
for Hop Picking
At the Sadler & Kraus store you will find all
the essentials necessary for hop picking—all the
requirements that the grower may need.
We
give all the little details the proper attention that
enables us to give you—
All goods marked in plain prices and the same
price to all.
Visit Our Big Store with a Big Stock of Season­
able Merchandise Always at Your Service.
Sadler & Kraus
THE BEST FOR THE PRICE
Call E. M. HURST
Baggage at Dock or Depot in Portland-carefully
looked after.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
H. G. ZIEGLER
DEALER IN
Grain, Pototoes, Hay and Feed
SEED AND RE-CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY
ALL KINDS OF TRUCKING DONE IN CON­
NECTION W ITH W AREHOUSE.
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OREGON
AURORA MEAT MARKET
An Up-to-date Sanitary Meat
Market that handles every­
thing b e s t i n m e a t s
fresh and cured.
OPEN EVENINGS
DURING
Oregon for Oregon
BOTTLE
FEEDING
The republican state executive com­
mittee organized at a meeting in Port­
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land and laid plans for an intensive
campaign to start on September- l.J * i r
y*
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will be successful If
Denims, the milk modi­
Glide is arranging for a community The committee elected John W. Coch-1 A S K I O I W l6 2 J O n i l O d l l C t S
fier, Is used. Doctors
ran
secretary
for
the
campaign
and
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fair September 13.
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endorse
Dennos.
At
Arugglsta. Sample on request.
Phil Metschan treasurer.
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Two forest fires in Baker county
OREGON M A K E S IT
Sheep purchased in the central Ore­
D EN N O S FO O D CO.
burned over about 2500 acres of tim­
gon country by G. M. Blakely, rep-
—
P ortlan d. Ore.
ber.
resenting a group of Portland buyers, 0reg(m Industries Deserve Oregon
W ork^n the construction of Bend’s
will be shipped to the Aleutian is-:
Patronage
$209,000 union high school building
lands, off the coast of Alaska. Blakely
Everytime you buy an article made
has been started.
plans to ship 10,000 sheep and 200 in Oregon, you are helping to employ
Wheat shipments to foreign and head of cattle to the Islands this sum-
Oregon people in the manufacturing
N O T A R Y PUBLIC
domestic ports from the Columbia mer.
o f Oregon goods. You are keeping
river in July were 810,462 bushels.
FIRE INSURANCE
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^ of Umatilla
_______ county
_____ Oregon money in Oregon. A campaign
The
wheat crop
REPRESENTING
Lane county has 416 teachers, which that last year approximated 7,000,000! j® on ^ the interest o f ‘ * Oregon Made
is the largest number of any county bushels will be but half that, declares! £ ° ? ds>
“ Oregon Industries.’ ’ Pacific States Fire Insurance
in the state outside of Multnomah.
Henry W. Collins, grain dealer, miller Xt 13 more than w o rth y -a n idea that
Company
| means money to yon. Look at the
Assessed property in Polk county and farmer. The estimate is based
i label
Springfield
F. & M. Insur­
increased 814,760 in the last year, on warehouse receipts and on esti­
ance
Company
the total now standing at $12,483,090. mated yields reported from the var- ]
ious
sections.
Fire Association of Phila.
During July, 34 men in the field as
ALL KINDS OF TRUCKING
hunters for the United States biolo­
One of the largest cash land deals'
at Reasonable Rates
A U R O R A , OREGON
gical survey killed 510 predatory ani­ in Wasco county in a number of years
THEODORE RESCH,’
mals.
was consummated last week in the
Aurora, Ore.
Phone 1115
Manufacture of fountain fruit syrups sale of the J. E. Kennedy stock ranch, j
Will
pay
highest
market
price
near
Wamic,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
j
out of surplus fruit of Lane county
for Hogs.
may be undertaken by the Eugene Johnson and J. R. Johnson Jr. fot j
$85,000. The Kennedy ranch com -!
Fruit Growers’ association.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
prises
several thousand acres a t !
At the request of Douglas county
Oregon City, Oregon
R. B. F. GIESY
granges, the Roseburg chambei* of Wamic and at Smock.
Estates, Trusts, Confidential Advice
Despite one of the windiest sum­
commerce is considering plans for a
mers In history of the mid-Columbia
home products show this fall.
The condition of the Oregon apple district, crews are making rapid head­
crop is estimated at 65 per cent with way on the Waukoma interstate
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Asquith & Hocken
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a total^ yield. of 5,990,000 boxes, of bridge, which will span the Columbia
which 66 per cent are commercial river and connect Hood River with
White Salmon, Wash. The total length Doth Phones
D A IN T IIN G
I
apples.
Aurora, Ore. !
of the steel spans will be 2124 feet. Office at Residence
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APER
HANGING
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At a speoial city election at Mon­
Of this 1040 feet are already laid. | :
mouth a proposed bond issue of $75,-
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AND TINTING
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The possibility of utilizing ^ Booth-
000 to construct a sewer system fail­
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t
All Work Neatly Done
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ed to carry by the small margin of Kelly Lumber company cut-over lands
Phone 8012 ¡ ¡
Z Aurora, Ore.
will be investigated by E. T. Allen,
three votes.
DENTIST
Klamath Falls will have a central director of the Western Forestry and
Has established bis Dental office in
Conservation
association,
and
Norman
automobile stage depot and claims the
the Aurora Bank Building, where
honor of being the first city in Ore­ E. Jacobson, forester In charge of he will be present each Tuesday,
“ No Collection, No. Charge”
that
work
for
this
district,
who
are
Friday and Saturday, from 9 a, m
gon outside of Portland to install this
Delinquent accounts collected on a
in Eugene. The two men will spend to 6 p. m.
transportation convenience.
contingent basis.
We do the work,
a month on Booth-Kelly property in
PLATES A SPECIALTY
shoulder the expense and make no
Any contention that the bob is de­
that section.
AURORA, OREGON
charge unless collection is made.
clining In popularity is refuted by the
$100,000.00 Bad Accounts Turned In­
A carload of green prunes, the first
fact that a Cottage Grove barber shop
to Cash Since W e Started. Jot down
to
be
shipped
this
year,
left
Myrtle
recently bobbed the tresses of three
a trial list of. bad ones and let us
Phone
5-51
Office
hours
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Creek last week consigned to Chicago. Evenings and Sunday by appointment
generations of the same family.
turn them into actual money.
Because of the poor market for dried
Miss Bernie Mc.Cool was killed in
Business Men’ s Adjustment Co.
fruit in the past few years, one buyer
DR. S. J. LEVITT
an automobile accident when the' ma­
announced that he would ship five
315-16 Masonic-Bldg.,
Phone 911
DENTIST
chine driven by Dick Lindholm over­
carloads each day this week. Buyers
SALEM,
OREGON
turned on the highway four miles from
I. O. O. F. Building
are paying $20 and $22 per ton for Room ~1 and 2
Molaila, Oregon
John Day. Her head was crushed.
orchard rim fruit delivered at the
By the time snow flies some 56 warehouses in lug boxes.
miles of the new Klamath Falls-Eu-
Better than expected yields per aore
gene line of the Southern Pacifi* will
of winter wheat and fall sown oats in
be laid from Kirk north, and from
the western part of the state, a near
six to ten miles from Oakridge south.
failure of spring grains and clover
C. F. Hein was elected president seed and the smallest prospective po­
of the Willamette Valley Flax Grow­ tato yield in many years are outstand­
ers’ association at Salem. Other of­ ing features of the present Oregon
ficers are W. McKee, vice-president, crop situation, according to F. L. Kent,
and J. W. Denham, secretary and agricultural statistician of the United
treasurer.
States department of agriculture.
The state board of forestry, at an
Coyote puppies picked up in Oregon
executive session indorsed the so-call­ by tourists have proved a nuisance j j j
ed McNary-Clatk bill, which provides in some of the -eastern and southern jjg
for a federal appropriation of $2,600,- states, according to information re- : I n
000 for reforestation in co-operation ceived at the offices of Dr. W. H. j H I
with the states.
Lytle, secretary of the state livestock M
Suit in circuit court at Pendleton sanitary board. It was said that these H I
has been brought by Umatilla county coyotes were taken to the homes of HI
against O. P. Bowman and wife to the tourists and later strayed into the ' M l
secure the condemnation of 14.10 forests. They have propagated rapid- ' | jjj
These dresses are made o f a fine quality
teres of land near Emigrant springs ly, with the result that in some of the SB
Gingham, nieely trimmed and embroidered in
for use as a public park.
eastern and southern states bounties m i
colors. The price is so low that no one can
The public service commission now are being offered, for their en-! M l
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granted a permit to the Spokane, Port­ termination.
afford to miss this opportunity.
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land & Seattle Railroad company to
Oregon pensions have been granted S g
We have only a limited amount, so take
operate eight automobile stages be­ as follows: Gustav Warlen, Portland, ¡ a
tween Portland and Rainier on the $18; Annie M. Edwards, Medford, $20; j M
advantage o f this offer if you are in need o f
Columbia River highway.
Myrtle L. Ross, Portland, $20; Mary; S §
any of these dresses.
With crews of men working night C. Moyer, Salem, $30 ; Annie M, B. f j j
Courtney,
Lafayette,
$30;.
Robert
O.
j
and day, the deep cut on the east
side of the McKenzie pass lava fields Kumerow, Portland, $15 ; Harry R. Æ
will be virtually completed by August Spurlock, Portland, $12; Ernest Lough-
25 and the pass highway can be cross­ ridge, Wilderville, $12; Buriah Wilk- I S
ed with out difficulty, it is announced. ins, Portland, $12; Oscar O. Norgard, | jl
' A group of expert merchandise Portland, $15; Stella A. Ford, Port- |J|
“ TH E STORE OF M E R IT ”
thieves entered the establishment of land, $20; Fred G. Stillwell, Portland, !I J
the Eastern Outfitting company at As­ $12; Annie McNulty, Portland, $30; M
A U R O R A , ORE.
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toria and made away with between Jessie M. Murphy, Portland, $15.
A proclamation closing the hunting M
$5000 and $7000 worth of the choicest
garments, wraps and coats in the season for deer will be Issued by Gov­
ernor Pierce, according to announce-.
store.
Since the government agents took ment made by the executive following
a hand in affairs, the rabies situa­ a joint meeting of the state forestry
tion, which had become alarming in board and the state game commission
the Klamath Indian reservation, is re­ at Salem. If approved by the at­
ported to have improved. In June torney-general, the proclamation will
27 head of cattle had died of the dis­ apply to the entire deer season, with
the governor reserving the right to
ease. .
revoke it in case of heavy rains.
Klamath Falls will have the an­
Should such a proclamation be dis­
nual meeting of the Oregon irriga­
approved by the attorney-general, the
tion congress September 7, 8 and 9,
season will be postponed until a de­
It is announced by James M. Kyle of
finite date. The open season for deer
Stanfield, president, and W. E. Mea-
is August 20.
Having purchased the G. C. Giesy feed business
cham of Baker, secretary of the organ­
Construction work on the Jordan
ization.
we will endeavor to satisfy your needs in Dairy and
valley irrigation district in Malheur
Portland’s harbor was entered by
Poultry Supplies. Let us first introduce you to our
county will start within the next
195 vessels in the foreign trade dur­
month, according to H. M. Chadwick
ing the first six months of the pres­
of the state engineering department.
ent year, according to figures given
The contract has been awarded to
Egg Producer. This is a 20% Protein feed that is
out by the Merchants’ Exchange. The
Morrison & Knudson of Boise, Idaho,
vessels represented an aggregate ton­
giving
excellent satisfaction and sells for $2.50 per
who will accept bonds issued by the
nage of 729,396.
100
lbs.
or $48.00 in ton lots.
Come in and get
j district in return for their services,
| Bprton Klookars, a North Bend high j The development contemplates con-
acquainted and we will try and merit your patronage
1 school student, was recipient of the ! struction of the main feeder canal and
Fellows scholarship award, which^is I the Antelope reservoir, which will
WE PAY HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR YOUR BLACKBERRIES
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1 made annually by the Marshfield lodge '■ have a storage capacity of 40,000-acre
Of Elks, No. il60. Young Klockars ] feet of water. The district contains
led in scholarship through Coos coun­ j 14,500 acres of land and the cost prob­
ty an& received $1000.
ably will exceed {400,000.
W EBER!
O. D. EBY
Physician
and Surgeon
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HARVEST SEASON
W URSTER BROS. Aurora, Oregon
The
Hunting
Season
will soon be open and you will want a
New Rifle or Shot Gun.
We can supply your wants in
Guns and Ammunition
Dr. C. Ammeter
Children’s Gingham Dresses
Sizes: Age 7 to 14
W ill-Snyder Co.
SOMETHING NEW
Aurora F eed M ill
“ MOTHER HUBBARD BRAND”
Hardware
'E
G. A. EHLEN
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Aurora Telephone 615
Portland Telephone Broadway 7660
Portland Office: 73 Front Street
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People to Get
Acquainted W ith
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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,
AURORA,
Brief Resume of Happenings of
the Week Collected for
Our Readers.
Resources of the 278 banks oper­
ating in Oregon at the close of bu si-!
ness June 30, 1924, aggregated $318,- \
991,712.97 as against $314,406,120.07 i
a year ago, according to a statement
Issued by Frank E. Bramwell, state I
superintendent of banks.
LOUIS
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