THE AURORA OBSERVER, AURORA, OREGON
Thursday, November 13,1930
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Aurora, Oregon
E. R. BOYLES, Manager
AFTER EVERY PURCHASE THERE’S
LASTING SATISFACTION
To every sale of foods we add that important item, LASTING SATIS
FACTION. To insure this, we select the Very best quality of nation-
ally-advertised brands of foods and the finest foods the local markets
offer. Then, as a final assurance, we safe-guard every purchase you
make with a money-back guarantee.
PRICES FOR SATURDAY and MONDAY
NOVEMBER 15 and 17,1930
_
SPERRY PANCAKE FLOURr—
Finest hot cakes or waffles in
a jiffy. No. 10
sack ...................... .
53c
QUAKER OATS — Regular or
quick, better, richer, more sat
isfying than “mere oat- n q
meal” large package....
KARO SYRUP—the great Amer
ican health foor, blue A O
or red label. 5 lb. can. .. t t O C
SNOWDRIFT—Shortening at its
best—3 pound
*7
can .................................O / C
P. & G. NAPTHA SOAP—The
largest selling soap i n O Q
the world—10 bars........C
JELL WELL—Choice of flavors,
four packages
OCf
for ............
Z jC
MACMARR FLOUR— 49 pound sack.
We are following the market down,
but the quality remains high. The
price a year ago was
d* 1 O f f
$1.75. The price now i s .....« p i « ¿ 3
MacMARR CLEANED GRECIAN
CURRANTS—
I Q
15 oz. package ..... 1 ...... 1 i/C
PURITAN MALT—It’s a popular
....... 45c
LIMA BEANS—Fancy grade in
bulk—
r% p;
2 lbs. ............J i . .....¿ D C
hearts cut from canned pimiento and
with clubs and spodes made from nut
stuffed dates cjit in slices. Makes 2
It is no longer “ to bridge or not to dozen small sandwiches.
bridge”—it’s simply whether it will be
Grand Slam Salad
auction or contract! Just now, the
vogue for some of the older games has 1 envelope quick-setting lemon gela-j
been revived and you’ll find young tine; 1 cup boiling water; 1 cup grape
things and old bent double over the fruit juice; 2 dozen after dinner mints; \
chess or cribbage board, or even in a watercress; few drops vegetable color-1
study over the familiar games of ing; sections from 1 No 2 can of grape-'
Flinch, Rook or Bingo.
fruit; 1 cup diced cucumber; sour:
Games may come and games may cream or cheese dressing.
go—the refreshments go on forever!
Dissolve the gelatine in the boiling
Every guest is a hungry guest and it water. Drain the juice from a No. 2\
isn’t a party unless we eat. Fashion ban of grapefruit and add it to th e;
in food, however, change as often as do cooling fluid. Add a few drops of
the games and this particular year of coloring and enough after dinner mints
1930 .finds party dishes less numerous, to flavor the mixture delicately. Cool.
less rich than of ’ yore (can it be the
When the jelly is the consistency of
new silhouette?) but more festive, egg white, fold in grapefruit sections
daintier, of greater variety and choice. which have been cut in halves with the
Neither are changing styles in methods scissors and the diced cucumbers from
of preparation far behind the calendar. which the seeds have been removed.
Party food is easier to make now—the Pour into one large or several small
hostess be praised—for Mrs. Modem- molds. When firm unmold on salad
age makes her head save her hands plates and surround with a wreath of .
and feet by using directions and recipes watercress. Serve w ith il sour cream
and ingredients that are modem too.
dressing or cream cheese dressing. Six
The decorations usually consist of j servings.
flowers and such clever notes as gas- |
Queen’s Tarts
filled balloons in groups of one, two,
three or more attached to the tables to | 1 recipe pie crust in tart shells; % cup
mark their rank. Black and white j sugar; 2 tblsps. cornstarch; % teaspoon
parties, with food to match are even salt; 2 egg yolks; 1 teaspoon vanilla or
given, and the Godey craze has swung %tsp lemon extract; 2 cups scalded
full-fledged into the card party, with I milk; ^ to 1 cup sliced fruit; 1 cup!
tallies, prizes and cards all in the | cream.
Godey-print mood. Airplanes provide
Mix dry ingredients, add eggs slightly j
the motif for some of the successful beaten, and pour on gradually the |
entertaining, and the movies have in scalded milk. Cook fifteen minutes in!
spired a “star” bridge.
double boiler, stirring constantly until
The familiar use of the four suits as | thickened, afterward occasionally. Cool
decorations and in the food still leads and flavor. Pour into trat shells. Ar
in popularity however, and many of the range sliced fruit or berries on top and
receipts carry out the idea of the cover with whipped cream.
trumps.
Chicken or Ham Croquettes
Here are recipes from popular host
esses whose parties are always success
cups chicken or ham, put through
ful:
food chopper; 2 sprigs parsley; 1 small
sliced onion; 1 cup cracker meal; 2
All Trump Sandwiches
tblsps. cooking oil; 1 cup milk; 1 egg
12 slices bread; % lb. soft butter; 3 and 1 egg white.
oz. cream cheese; 12 pecan or walnut
Put the onion and parsley through
meats; 2 tblsps. cream or rich milk; 1 a food chopper with the meat, add
canned pimiento; 12 pitted dates.
cracker meal and mix. Add beaten
Cut thin slices of bread in oblongs to egg, % cup milk and cooking oil.
resemble playing cards. Spread lightly Season to taste with salt and pepper.
with softened butter and then with Shape, roll in cracker meal, then in an
cream cheese which has been rubbed egg white beaten with & cup cold milk,
to a paste with cream. Make the then in the meal again, and fry in
“spots” on the cards with diamonds or | deep fat heated to 375 degrees F.
Games Come and Go—
Refreshments Stay!
WESTERN TRIPLET CHEESE,
Selected quality, aged to de
velop a good
OO w
flavor .......
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HALLOWI DATES—New crop in
bulk—
o p*
2 lbs. ........
¿ 9 C
PEELS—
Citron—lb____ _____
39c
Lemon and Orange, lb. ......33c
MACMARR COFFEE—We invite com
parison with any brand, at any price.
Three pounds $1.00
q > i
Per pound................................ O f r C
BEAUTY COMMANDMENTS
SEARCHLIGHT MATCHES —
Full size, full count—Carton
(6 boxes) ....:...........19c
3 boxes
.......
10c
LARGE FRANQUETTE WAL
NUTS—“ Oregon’s best”—
3 pounds............... $1.00 0 A
Per p o u n d ........ 0 4 C
MINCE MEAT—Fancy grade in
bulk—
2 pounds ..............
LIFE SAVERS, Candy Bars or
Chewing Gum—
3 for ........
35c
10c
BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE AND
RELISH SPREAD—For perfect sal
ads and sandwiches.
q /\
pints 35c; • half pints..............Z « U C
WHAT’S YOUR CAR WORTH?
Well, that depends on how she looks, how she’s run
ning and how the valves are working—that’s the im
portant thing!
You can have it overhauled and
painted, but if the valves are faulty and she runs like
a lumber wagon—not worth much. Correct the faulty
valves—give the motor more life, more snap, more go,
so that she’ll bark like a bull dog on a hot scent and—
well, you won’t want to part with her! We correct
faulty valves by the KW IK-W AY System of scientific
valve correction — we add real worth to your car.
COME IN—let us show you—costs nothing to have a
look—COME!
Aurora Garage
Wm. NAGL
Service - Quality
W hether you want a meal, lunch,
candy, ice cream, or anything else
carried in a first class confectionery,
you get quality and service here.
D. A. YODER
Stage Depot
Aurora, Oregon
By Venus of Hollywood
OREGON INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Elk City—Road in district No. 19,
starting at this place, being graded.
Since our face powder is on our skin
Medford—Crater National forest road
at least twelve hours each day it be crew completed building new road on
hooves us to use only the best. Most west side of Fish lake and Lake o ’ the
Woods road.
women would use only the best if they
Baker—New fire truck to be purchas
gave the matter much thought but so
ed.
often they are not informed on how to
Corvallis—New pulvert installed in
choose the best. The delicacy of your | place of old and dangerous bridge at
skin can be absolutely destroyed by an! highway end of Park Drive.
inferior powder and today the market' La Grande—Dairymen met here to
is flooded by powders that have a discuss organizing new cooperative as
sociation.
charming fragrance and an attractive
Portland—Contracts for expenditure
box.
of about $420,000 in road construction
Nexer select a face powder that is
awarded by State Highway Commission
heavy. Remember that the function of
here.
face powder is to keep the skin from
Carlton—Yamhill River bridge re
shinnning and to give a soft pretty
paired
at cost of $4,241.
glow—it is not designed to completely
Lebanon—Gas service available here.
cover up the skin. A heavy powder
New construction calling for expend
will always clog the pores, which results
iture of about $250,000 being carried out
in enlarged pores andd skin blemishes;
in western Oregon by Paeific Grey
It is far better to powder more often
hound lines.—Greater Oregon, Albany.
with a powder that is constructive to
Cottage Grove—New Armory building
healthy functioning of the skin than to
under construction at cost of $90,000.
use some of the heavy powders that
Albany—Ground broken for $60,000
many women of today favor.
women’s building at Albany college.
Scientifically created powder never
Salem—Oregon-Washington Pulp ¿5
contains starch, rice flour, nor lead. Paper Co. to expand at cost of $60,000.
These ingredients are destructive to
The Dalles—Four beacon lights be
skin beauty and should be avoided. In tween Portland and this place, now in
sist on knowing the ingredients that operation for night plane flying.
you are going to use on your skin for
Glendale—New sawmill of Lystul-
twelve hours daily.
Choose your Lawson Lumber Co. nearing completion
powder for the good ingredients in it at eastern edge of city.
rather than the staying qualities of it.
Albany—New gymnasium will be ded
Remember that your skin must be al icated in January.
ways protected by good powder.
Hood River—First indoor minature
The next most important factor in golf course opened by Charles Carson.
your selection of powder after yoii have
Rainier—DuBois-Kettenring mill re
determined which brand is the best, is sumes operations.
the shade for you. Any line that is
Giants Pass—$300,000 worth of con
enough interested in producing an tracts let for construction of water
ideal powder will help you to secure system here.
Salem—Salem Community Hotel,
the proper blend. They will always
have a number of shades from which to capitalized at $200,000, filed articles of
work and if you will outline your skin incorporation to erect hotel on property
tones they will blend you samples until on Court St.
Tillamook—Work to start oh Natural
they have given you just the right
shade, for both day and evening wear. Gas Corporation of Oregon plant which
Avoid cheap powders as the manu will cost about $60,000.
Salem—17 new buildings at Camp
facturer can not give you the fine im
ported ingredients that are necessary to Clatsop will be built immediately.
Chiloquin—Construction of new fish
produce the ideal powder unless he can
sell his article for a fair price. It is ladder over Sprague River dam com
far better to spend a bit too much and pleted.
secure a perfect powder that will im
prove your appearance than to pay a THANKSGIVING FARE CUTS
ANNOUNCED BY RAILROADS
bit too little and receive a powder that
will produce much havoc that it will
Persons planning visits home or else
take much time and money to repair
where for the Thanksgiving holiday
the damage. The average woman uses will be given the benefit of special low
about one ounce of powder each month. roundtrip railroad fares on various
Good powder generally sells fdf fifty lines operating in the west, according
cents an ounce, so the daily cost of to joint announcement by Southern
using good powder is less than two Pacific, Santa Fe, Western Pacific and
cents per day. Any intelligent woman the Sacramento Northern railroads to
should be willing to spend less than a day.
postage stamp would cost each day to
Roundtrip fares between points west
improve her greatest asset, her skin.
of Ogden and Salt Lake City, as far
If you fd'el the need of more indi north as Portland, and as far south as
vidual counsel, I will be glad to have El Paso and Albequerque, will be
you take, up your problem with me. offered on the basis of a fare-and-one-
Just write, Venus of Hollywood, care of third, it was stated. Sale dates will be
this newspaper, enclosing a self ad November 25 to 27, inclusive, with re
turn limit of December 1.
dressed and stamped envelope.
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Needs Hot W ater
The attractive wom an knows the need o f hot water
and plenty o f it.
The wise wom an knows she needs a Gas W ater-
heater, to heat it
Quickly and Economically
Complete line of heaters at
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
In the County Court of the State of
The automobile has made it possible ;
Oregon, for Marion County.
for us to go from state’ to state in less In the Matter of the Estate of John
time than it once took to go from town
Whitworth, Deceased.
to town. It has, by giving us a fast,
Notice is hereby given that the un
economical and efficient means of dersigned, Robert H. Whitworth, ad
transporting commodities over short ministrator of the estate of John Whit
distances, been of tremendous benefit worth, deceased, has filed his final ac
count in said estate, in the County
to business.
Court of the State of Oregon, for
But the average city dweller over Marion County, and the said Court has
looks the fact that these fine fruits of fixed and appointed the 14th day of
the automobile are restricted, largely, November, 1930, at the hour of 10
to comparatively urban areas. Five or o’clock A. M., of said day, at the
ten or fifteen miles away from main County Court House, at Salem, Marion
highways, in farming localities, we find County, Oregon, as the time and place
roads over which no motor can for the hearing of objections to said
travel during several months of each| final account and for the settlement
year. The residents of these sections thereof.
are as completely cut off from personal I First publication, October, 16, 1930.
and industrial contacts with the outside j Last publication November 13, 1930.
world as were their grandfathers. Aj
ROBERT H. WHITWORTH,
few days or weeks of bad weather;
Administrator.
make their motor vehicles useless.
RALPH C. ZIMMERMAN,
The amazing progress of the twen- j Aurora, Oregon, Attorney for said
tieth century was the result of the1 Administrator.
mechanization of all phases of industry, j
Agriculture has not sufficiently shared:
in this movement. Our farmers need^
IN CASE OF FIRE
good roads which are serviceable at all
times of the year. Such roads can be
built at low cost with the use of
asphaltic materials for waterproofing
the surface, and pay for themselves
time and again in increased farm pros
AURORA FIRE DEPARTMENT
perity.
USELESS FARM AUTOMOBILE
J
CALL
CENTRAL
TURKEY INFORMATION
About an average market supply of
turkeys was indicated by the October
government trukey report and cold
storage records. The 1930 turkey crop as
a whole is expected to be only three
per ceht belqfw last year ana larger
than in eithef 1928 or 1929, but the
supply in the principal commercial
turkey states shows a decrease of about
10 per cent. There is a large crop in
the East-central states this year where
drouth made turkey raising favorable.
The condition of the turkeys was said
to be about the same as a year ago.
U. S. stocks of frozen turkeys on
October 1, were 40 per cent less than
a year ago and almost as much below
average. Total poultry in cold storage
was one-third less than last year and
slightly below average.
WEBFOOTS AND BEAVERS WILL
MEET NOVEMBER 15
Oregon State College, Corvallis, Nov.
12.—Oregon and Oregon State harrier
teams will run a three-mile *ace just
before the Webfoot and Beaver football
outfits swing into action here Saturday
afternoon at 1:30 o’clock. The cross
country event is slated to finish on Bell
field cinder path just a few moments
before the football game starts.
Since the start of the cross country
runs in 1916, the Webfoots have never
vanquished the Beavers. The Orange
team is very shy on veterans this fall,
and maybe the first Lemon-Yellow vic
tory is not far in the offing. Kenneth
Chapson, captain, is the only return
ing letterman that the Oregon Staters
can put forth. However, some promis
ing men will turn out for the final try
out this week.
Train Schedule
For the convenience of the public, we
give below the schedule of arrival' of
mail trains in Aurora as
Postmaster Diana Snyder:
N orth B ound
No, 14—6:13 a. m.—First class.
No. 8—6:47 a. m,—IJeliveries, ,1
Pouch; no e.
No, 32—4:13 p. m.—First class
cel post. \
No. 12—8:04 p. m.—First class,.
S outh B ound
No. 11—9:18 a. m.—First class.
No. 15—7:32 p. m.—First class.
No. 31—9:47 p. m.—Parcel post.
Parcel post for No. 31 must be in
postoffice by 6:00 p. m.
STAGE SCHEDULE
L e a v e A urora
North Bound
4:20 a. m.
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_12:50 p, m.
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____ ÿv 6:55 p. m.
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__ ____10:35 p. m.
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South Bound
----------8:12 a. m.
----------9:05 a, m,
----------10:05 a, m.
______ 11:10 a, m.
----------12:05 p. m.
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_______ 2:05 p. m.
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___12:33 a. m.