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The G. D. Trotter Department Store,
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Re»»d tnPFprices* *001110
is now ottering you all new snappy goods nt 2.5 por <•< nt. less than you have been paying
and exntninb the goods and be convinced. We are celling (’l«uhing1 Shoes, Huts, Groceries, Dry Goods, Wash
(woods, Furnishings for men and woinem at the pi ices your store pays for them, and in many instances for less.
Look at our prices on Clothes Pins. 5 east. Soap. Cotters r Sugar, | iihaccoes. Oxford Shoes, Muslin Underwear, Shirt
Waists, etc. Our price on a Suit of Clothing, or .1 Lndie’s Silk Petticoat will save you oftentimes a whole week’s
work. Read, investigate and l»e convinced
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Grocery Department
0 »ford 1
Petticoats
Are you going to save
money this year?
1908 Oxfords for Ladies.
1908 Oxfords for Men.
A beautiful line of Ladies
Silk Petticoats. The same
as you find in the city but
at our price 1-3 less.
17 lbs. Dry Granulate«!
Sugar
50c worth of Soup
for
12 bars of Soap
for
30c Rousted Coffee
per lb.
25c Roasted Coffee
per lb.
IKc Roasted Coffee
per lb.
12 Cloth?s Pins
$1.00
25c
25C
23c
17c
1c
a
3-1 pint tin Cups
5c
for
Sleeve Protestors
2c
per pr.
Star Tobacco
45c
per lb.
Union Leader tobacco
4c
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liozperpkg.
Dixie Queen smoking
tobacco lioz per pkg. 4c
Yeast Foam, fresh goods
2c
per pkg.
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To nee our Light an.I Dark
Tan Oxfunis for ladies is to
buv.
$4.00 Tun Russian
Blue Oxfords
$3.50 Chocolat« i Blue
Ux fords
i Blue,
Oxfords
u beauty
1908 Patterns
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•<1 I ..('In- Silk Shirt 7
Waists »
$2 90 Ladies' tine Lawn
tucked and laoe insert- 4
khi Waists for
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$1.75 values, Buttenburg
front lave trimmed collar
I hit ladies light utid medium
«lark Shirt Waists 11K>8 pat
terns.
Real worth 50
and 60 cents for
JZrV
Silk
8.95
7.50
8.85
6.35
5.50
4.95
\ beautiful line of White Goods
for confirmation.
12ic a vd.
White Goods
sale price
Ap
I ' 18 25-35 to 50 and 00c a yd.
at similar reduction.
4'Jc will buy a cambric lacc
trimmed, beaded corset
cover, worth any wom
en’s money
49c will buv a 10 row tuck
73c will buy a V shaped neck
cambric night gown, with 3
clusters of 5 narrow rawtuck
with lace insertion over each
shoulder. This gener- 4 It
ous garment is worth
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fl 18 will buy a 18 inch fancy
Bounce, lace and muslin 4 *7C
tucked insertion, value I «/J
$1.49 will buv n $2 2-5—14 inch
embroidered FLANNEL MUS
LIN UNDERSKIRT.
Shall I Biive you 76c on this
garment.
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TROTTO
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Ul Ut Alivi Alili
STAYTON, OREGON.
Í ï“sS. E. YOUNG J SON
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23c will buv a beautiful em
broidered beaded < ’orset
Cover value
Spring and Summer
$9.75
A large line uf Stap
fords at your own price.
$5.00»Mens' Tan Russian
2 buckles Blue Oxford»
$6 <MJ Mens' Russian
(’aif Tun Oxfords
$5.(KXMens‘ Black Pat.
Colt Blue ()xfords
$4.00, «50 and 2 50 Oxfords
at similar reduction. I’lentv
of high Shoes.
Muslin Underwear
Shirt WaiU s
Sept. 2-3-4 we want Allutny a araiatance
in making our fair a «ueceee.
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ORÊÛÜN ;
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Dress Seeds
A very Die« wid* cream Panama,
A go<»I 5IL gray wool Blank.1, th.
St.26.
Hiciliiane at 6Oc, RLOO au>l Si.50 thin« fur cuaat or muuuLam um ,
New Serge» and m TXH G ihm I w , in >4 60.
cream and other light aiiadea, very
appropriate fur outing.
I
Oifirls
Our stock wa. « little late in com
Men'«' reindeer gauntlet Glove.,
ing in but it complete now
A little »1.30.
A g<««l (¡love with lioroelinle palm ,
more «tyle «nd • little more quality
in «II th. number«
l>on't fail to «e« • «mi goal cuff ami bai k. S1.OO.
I our I'atenl Cult Olford. fur lailiea at
Home new driving Glove, in brown, '
!
S3.60.
73«.
eo^-i»«» <-«<*«
wdl move onto the plac* imme«liately.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
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J. J. Harue« and daughter Miae Nellie,
*4 ♦«***«**•••**•*•*• came down from hi« Mehama ranch.
Ia«t w««k, lor a few Jay* visit with Scio
Notion I’« ry’« Po»tal Card «<1 in thb i trien 1«.
iaau«.
Mr. and Mr«. Grover Pem«roy, of
All kind« of «oft drink« «erv«d
Wootburn. vi.ited • l th« Imme of hie
McKillop'«.
parent«, Mr. and Mr«. L. W. Pomeroy,
f^gwl bl«' k« printed ami lor aal« at over laat Bunday.
th« N gw« offlc«.
Roger Cain mai« a bu.iti««« vi«it to
We have just received a new line of
Come
Wall Paper the lateat deaign«
Portland, tbi« wwk.
Landlord Carpantar 1« authority for
th« fart that th« Scio Hotel ha« b««n
%
|«aaad.
All kinds of g-aa« «ee.1, clover «eed
land plaster. ate., for cash only, at Wm
and ee« what we have before you buy
•leewber«. Cbaa Weaely.
•ly'« Grocery.
Th« Scio mohair pool con»i»ting of
about 4'»U flare«», waa «old oil Tueaday
at X cent« per pound.
We make • »penalty of ¿airy oippliM.
If w« do not have what you want we
will get it. Chaa Wearly.
Linn County Fair souvenir diebee «I
U raely'a grwery.
Com» and gel your
pick while Ibe aaeorlmenl i« good.
Miee Veata B«lachw»i<l. «n empio««
at th» «tate Ineane aaylum, ba. bren
• pending • week with Imme folk«
T. K. Sendereon, d«nti«t. Hcio Oregon.
All claeeee ol denlietry. Office between
the
.table ami harue»» shop.
..._ livery
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A«k th« Farmer'« Meat Market, Scio
for the higheet price fur veal and huge
Tliav ar« in the market all th« lime
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Ih.- (temi ratte Candidale».
h«i Myere returned from Iva I'ortlaml
V. flu g t>. program th« nomhieea ol
trip l«at Thursday.
He >1.1 m>t have ti.» Ih n.o> die county ticket vieitod
the surgical operation 1»rformrd. that Scio, la.t Monday evening.
be went down there t • have don», kftrr
At aironi 7 ‘ip m., Central Commit-
(borough »«amination the Portland iceman tliller < all»>l the meeting to or-
doctor, came to Ilia vain» conclusion
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, ;ent .»lection.
with Dr. Prill about the mailer.
I.v ile W . Iv r> h»»tra, Ju Ige Siewarl
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy, made w >» mt' -I .1-1 ae the Hr»t »peaker, and
by the Hickory Hark Ken edy Co., of who gtve a very v mprelieiitiva review
Salem, Ore., guaranteed to lie pure, <>l llie ti ai rial management ol l.mii
guaranteed to cure your cold or money
i tv during the | a«l four year..
Hr
refunded. Guaranteed to make a friend •
• • i >
trade te<i the »tori»» of
of you.
For eale by E. C I'eery, Scio, eitrava. inc, by the court.
He look
Ora., aud tir.t cl««« dealer» every a here Il r I» ., •( ■ . • Ulti le e in a way
that wil1 br ».ire lo lu< reaee Ilia vote in
thia locality
DIED.
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«li..ft «pe. ■ I
11« waa
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various
candidate.,
from
all
home
Gooi>mixiw—Al
the family
near Jordan. Oregon. of pleural pneu many of wh'oii detnovivtrated to the
while they ar- all #r«l-
I
monia, on May 2A IV s, Mre. Wil.la ami ir nee that*
Goodfellow, wife of f red Goodfellow ; eia», men U orator« they were not a
At a rul- though
i
aga>l 47 year. 4 i >nth» > >1 two :•> «. howling •ucce»«
Mre. Goodfellow waa ill but during they Ictl a g' d impree.ion with the
lb« .bort
'» of .iv lay», yet in that |>e.>ple an I that they wre worthy of
brief «pa<e the ravage, of the faleluj the var -i« | h >- lion« they were «land
pneumonia were aueli that her pliv.ita) ing lor. The following candidate« were
•yatrm waa unable to with.laud the prexent ;
For county judge, C II. stewart
•train.
For ««runty clerk. II. M. I’ayue.
’lb« decaned waa a met admirable
For sheriff, h. S Smith.
woman
Her di»|»wlti<>n and noble
For recorler, S. II. Go n.
qualities «b leared b r to all who kite«
For a»»e»» 'r, L. M Tayhir.
her.
For the l«rgiirlature, J. M. Philpott,
She leave«, to mourn her I •». the
bereaved iiu.band, one «i»ter, Mr.. Idi. in «» llr«iid>>ii and I A Mu'iker«.
George M. Champlin, of llill-dal« (Ire.,
F«rr commiarioiiera, I> 0 Hackleman
< ue brother, Prince M I'*-k, of King ami Peter Bit In r.
county Misouvi, be«idea other distent
Mr. and Mrs. Thuiua« Large, after i
relative, and a large circle ol friend»
5 r. Calavin’i Statement.
viailing a few «lay« among old time Scio
ami ac<piaintai.ce..
Irieod«, returned to their hcuie al
The interrnieut occurred at Turner,
Shedd, Tueeday afternoon.
Belo May 1», 1WH
Ure., on Mar Irt, atlemh-.l by a larg>
I litor > f the N'rw.
Certain partiee
Dr. T. K. bau'lereon will t>e ateent number of «ympH.hixing friend, and
i ave be»-n < imulating the «torr, that
from hie office during the flrtt wm-h of neighbor«.
'll r it M Pay >>e. the prevent ramlidatr
June. Iboee wiaiilug work duoe abuuld
i for county clerk, of Linn county, and
govern themaelvee accordingly.
After Forty «One Years.
me other» fori-e<{ ma « S th« ticket in
«
Geo. L. Sutherland do«e not think ae
I the | rimary w!»ction.
well of an Ea.lern .teck food Company
Now th»
are, that Mr. Payne j
laal week Fire. I «my G<>..a«e. of
a. he did a few weetoe ago
Aak him
1 .nd tlio-e other gentlemen were the
au<l be will b« glad tj tell you the Went Scio, went to I'ortlniid to mee'
parti«» wl« > nrgvl me l»> enter the race.
her only sitter at ehe p«.»»<| through
reaeun why.
.Iii-ti<e to tlx'in i-ompela me to «av that 1
U.al
city
to
her
home
In
Brattle,
Iron
Muudav moining workmen commenc
they at< nd l>) me until I waa forced, by j
ed metalling Belo'« new city water California whet« the had been Itr her - kiie.«, to withdraw. And when I did
On
work, pump and cuiuplrtmg the work I liealth, during the paet winter.
withdraer I dhf eu will' my own accord
le eevary to put th« water «yeteui lu a , Bond y they •nj<>>«<l a n-'im >n with in.I will. >ut eu.»;«-.iion*lr<»m any one.
I their two broth-r«, at th« home of the
firel-claea fl'e flgblirig condition.
J. E. CaLAVaw.
elder, J. A. Peckham, of Monlavllla.
Mr. Hermann, ot Harrieburg, waa a Tbi*
the flret tint« that all of the f ur
gueel al the Helu Hotel for aeveral day« brother, ami «i.ier« have l««-ii together
»hi« week. Mr. lierma in i« dtwiroua of for 41 year*.
Th« father ami mother
buying • «mall farm tear town ami have long »inc« pa«»e>l away, but the
' think«
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Belo furmabe* th« duel red > mi -
number of children baa never yet l»-en
■lit'on* to ««lit biui.
( >rtice Albuny Stabi»». Bulli Fbonre, 34
broken.
ALBANY. OREGON
A very pieaaent <iay wa» »pent by the
A'benv i. 1« ha«« • three days 4th of
^V. F. JONES
VETERINARIAN
We have a full line of Wall Paper,
Carpet«. Paint«. Oil«, B..h, Dorr« ai d
Glaaa G ve u» • call. Cha« W«»ely.
July tbie year.
Itet Scio «nd vicin ty four in talking over the evente of early
Ml«, (ioeewge returned tn
Mr« Ulen lliron« l>«« bought out the «»-operate heerlily «nd a»«i«( in making childhood.
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• a a
I a * e ea ■»
renter on her l«r“. D“r Sbelburu,
aud
the
celebration
a big «ucco««.
Later
on her b<^fue laet M< n iay evening.
Headquarters For
SCHILLINGS’ and DIAMOND W. Spicce
Baking Powders, Coffees, Teas and Extracts.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK
Full line of Glassware, Stoneware and China
ware, at Living Prices.
Yours to “Live and Let Live,
J. F. WESELY,
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For 10 Days Only
Scio Viete Postal Cards
vcill sell at 1 cent each
For 10 Days Only
Beginning Monday, April 27th
Closing Thursday, May 7th.
Agvertl«« g«ur heme t«wM toy takln* agvantage at thia
SPECIAL SALE.
E. C. PEERY, Druggist
SCIO, OREGON
Both Photie« Bl
Fur >p««o Pl«n
HOTEL ROYAL
(Formerly ROYAL RESTAURANT)
OPEN DAY AND MIGHT
buhe, riba for lhe
sahtiam
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Tba Boat Place in Portland to Kat
i« at
Pap’s Coffee House
al Weal .nd of lb« Moriiaon Sl#e«i
Owing to th« action of th« city council
cbwing «II reetauranl« al 12 o'clock mid bridge.
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night. the •!■>«• change w«e made nec-
> e.«ary,
CHARLES J. MAHER
WILLIAMS, HEART A MILl.KR.
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J. F. WESELY’S GROCERY
Alban/
Gregna
(Buccoaaor to Kiner Bro«.)
PROPRIETOR.
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