The Santiam news., March 11, 1910, Image 4

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Great Reduction
in Mens and Boys
High Cut Shoes
Now i* the tirin' to Imv
if vutl liretl siloed.
.Mena S3.60 anti $1
values ut
Menu $5 arid $6
values at
Bova ah<M*H, value»
to $3 25 at
Short length» of »ilk and
a f«-w wuiat and dr«1^ |*iit-
leriix, a variety of color* in
tatfela, rnesiuiline, etc.
Bargain at one-half price.
$2.75
$3.85
$1.95
Special low price* on men»
and boys awi-ater coats,
warm and comfortable.
M 't.a |2 50 values at $2 00
Boys $1 75 value» at $1 15
Some Scioans have commenced
make garden.
to
Ex Senator Platt, the one time boas
of the Republican party and uf *'M>- to
Platt’* fame, is dead. He u-ight tu
never have been born.
Id 10 was paid for a choice lot of
b- ef steers, at the Portland stock yards
this week. This ia the reeorvl fur ll-e
Iwef animals. In the northwest.
F'ull line of vetch, r«ul, white an«!
«laike clover, timothy, rve grass. ra| c
->«re«l. red top. alfalfa se«-<l. etc . in fact
«•vrrything in the »e«-d line at the very
A lbany . O tegon
! lowest possible price. See*Is soki for
' cn»h only, at J F. Wisely‘s Grocery
I have several hundr«-d new ¡«Ians for
«'ottagi s and Bungahn-s costing fro-n
Lt-Ki u|i. (« me in ami take a k»ok itt
LOCAL BREVITIES.
lliem if you are intending to build.
Come in ar>d pick out y <>ur fdan. it will
only cost you your time, If you can't
rtral what you want, I will help you.
(•range day tomorrow,
N. I Moriison, Hdu Planing Mill.
“It is my l»u«y-lav" aav.th • farm-r«
F««r Sale W«- have no more White
Le» h rn Cnckerla for sale, for all are
Dance March 17 at W early .6
«>ld
Hut we have and will have U hitc
hail.
Watch
Prary*» right hand front I eglairn <-gg» |«er setting of 15 f< r SI.
N'o purer »Pick of this br< ««l can be
window.
fourw! anv where
We also have a f.w
in«ur-
Clifford Herold, the ac -ident
H'digre«d Polaiai China pigs for aale
ance man. wsa in town Turelay.
« t Trappist Fathers. Scio Ore.
h..« dak
- \v - t ■ ! -,1.11 ' •
A few settings of pure bred Huff
Mrs. T. Stockton, : ln-ridan. Dragon.
rpington eggs, at $2 0<i i«er setting of
5« cent I ox of Steel Die Eml»>-aa-«l
IS. Egg« only from the selected b'rd
atationery for 2ft rents ut Gough's.
arc uff -rsd for sale, If you want eggs
The dangeruua-illneas of Mrs Eva from hrn« that l-»>k well and lav well
Ewing, this week, has lean a matter of get a few of th.sru aid vo I will not
great concern to all of ourcitiaens.
J F. WttaSLV.
rwgr«*t it.
Salt««! salmon, ctalflsh, amoked her-
Go tu th«* Scio Planing Mill for your
ng anti cromartv bloaters, during <luor», window», nails. l«x-k«, hinge».
1« den seaMin, at W Grocrry.
bu l<l ng |ia|»-r. plaster board, rvady
Gordon Grifll«'. who has been l-ook- r -ofmg. barn do >r« track am! hang«-r ,
kerjH r at thr i hi denscry, ha» rv-ign«-«l lime, cement, barb and smooth wire of
his p<Mitson and has gone to Monts H'xca. fence steeples, glass molding and
1 ran save y-iu from 10 to 20 per cent on
villa to reside.
!
your
purrhase. I am guing tu turn out
Make your hen» lay by f«w«ling
Prussian Poultry tonic, bone, shell, a kit uf lour screens, if you have any
granite arnl alfalfa meal
For »ale at - h I«I sisea you want, leave yuur order
I now am I I will make thi-m without any
M • aely'a Grocery.
extra cost ami vou get them when you
Mrs. H<d t iM-ih. who has l«-rn ill at
ne«sl them
N. i. Morrison.
the r.aideti« «' at h< r | »rents. Mr. a-d
Mi a. I rank Titu», has recov«-r«xl auli.-
Dsngerously III
cient to return to her home.
Mrs W A Ewing, who gave birtl
Commencing Saturday. March ft. aid last week, to twin suns is now danger
continuing for two weeks. I will m H oualy, ill. As we go to press her con-
“Steel Die Embossed** stationery at 25 dit'on is reported to l>e slightly impruv
cents [icr box. Regular price 50 cents rd. If medical skill arid the beat of
C. G. Got'OR.
nursing can bringher through, she will
SmalllMix ia rv|*ort«-d to I m - < Xtensive, get well; but the chance« of recovery
Up in the Jordan nei„hlM*rho«d, and to are regarded as being much against
exist at Crabtree. No serious cases her.
are reported, however.
Dr. Coffer, uf Portland, was called
There is an excellent piano around at in consultation, or Tussday.
S. E. YOUNG & SON
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ff 1
aziIf '
1*» -
< has. Wsarly's. The ton«- i» flrat class
W N. A. Entertain n -nt
»ml it ia a jov to every lover of piano
music. Everyone is invited to call in
On the 19th of Msrch. 1910, the Roy-
anil try the instrument.
al Neighbors of America will give an
The public ia hereby notifl«*! tl at all entertainment with a free lunch ac-
lumlw-r lielonging tu Trappist Fath« ra companyment at tne K. of I’ hall in
I
mill, now at West Scio, has Iwen aokl thia city. Admittance 25 and lOcts.
to W, J Burden, who. only is authom Everylssly cordially Invited.
Quite a go<si literary program has
rd to diapoae of thr same.
been prepared.
Trappist Fathers Mill Co.
By order of Committee
At th«- contusion of the lodfe srasion,
t*-r R . f p. boys, with their visitor
Nn«>ce ut Dlssolution
GraiwIVil-i- 'han.-- lor Y--ra . -,-djo' rm-
NOTK R IX HKNRHY OIVKN that the
to the ’•cio hotel, ami pam-ok of an
flrm
of l'arson A Co., bere’ofore pro-
elegant lunch, last I u«-» lay evening.
prietors, ia diaaolved, 1 humas I ar.-e
The Farmers Meat Market will pay
retiring and Cal faraón auccesxling to
th«- highest market price for be. f,
complete proorietorahip of the busmens.
n utton, veal, |>ork, hides ami eggs.
Alt billa duc thr late flrm and bilis
They .knit want th«- earth, but they do
due others. are only col leda ble or
want your produce ami are willing to
payable by th.- undersigntni.
pav f< r it.
C al C arnon
Hicks, the St. Louia weather pro­
phet, certainly ha«i a call on the weath­
Thia Means You.
er. thia week. If he had only sent In
All persona knowing themselves in­
hi« order a month earlier, he would
have pleased thr people mure complete- debted to the S an TIAM New» are re-
. s|a-ctfully invited to come through with
’ the necessary cash.
If you have not
Again we have a ear load of wire paid for your paper, thia notice is
fencing on the way from the factory. jM-rsonal to you.
In these times of
If you will leave your order with us high prices for living a printer need«
liefore the 15th of March, we can save the wherewithal! to purchase his beans
you money, as the car will be here and potatoes; for printers, as a rule, do
about March 15.
not have much cr«MÍit. At all events,
C han Wyjtr.i.v
the N kwn needs what is dur It.
<hir
Glen Hugh Wallace of I «banon, expenses are heavy ami it is our pur­
whom Representative Hawley has ap­ pose to pav our bills promptly and to
pointed to take the examination for do thia, others must pay ua.
midshipman at the Unite.) States naval
academy at Anapolia. is th.- youngest
U Ire Fence Nolle«.
son of S. <>. Wallac.- of that city, anti
Partire wishing fence will do well by
is a student of the Lebanon high school I examining frnc«- I*fore purchasing, I
He was a memtier of the debating team can save you, at least. 2 cents per rod
that recently defeated Fall City high on vour fence if you will take the heft
Portland’s aviation m«*vt was a finan­
cial failure. Owing to the situaUqf\pi
t e Country < lub fair groumia. jieuple
Couki se. the Operation of the Ay .pg
machines as well from the out as the
lotkle. Of 70.000. *ho viewed th-
••bird" men, only
paid entrance
money, th«1 rest lieing content with an
ontakle view. The meet was successful
in every other respect.
LINK ArrRirülAlFS
$60'1(1 F9R ARMORY ! P,UÌ(|bb01-
There will be a dange St. Patrick’s
' night at Wesely-t'aln hail.
ftO.IMJU people saw Hamilton fly at the
Aviation meet, at Portland
The attention of our readers 1» direct­
A Portland di-|>atch says: Comply
'd to th«- Chambers & McCune ad, un ing with the conditions accumpaning *
' our first page.
f IXU00 donation made by the State of
Garden s« «-ds from
I
A to Z. Seeds Oregon for a $21.'»KI arm-ry to l»c
i that are true to name
I
and that grew. ■■reeled at Albany this spring, the I.inn
'«usruntev«!. or i motley baric by J F county court on Saturday appropriate.!
Mfeacly.
p.W for th«' build ng
A like amoinl
will
t«e
contributed
by
the city of
D. E. Yuran, G V C of th* <»reg«-n
'Domain, K of P. urn.el Tu«m-tay a-d Albany. The city council la d. vi.ing
[ paid Ismmdaa Ixxlge a frab rnal visit ways and means fur raising the money.
The er- ction of the armory is assured
i in the evening.
The Albany papers are absolute-)
H<>n Jeff and Mr* Dr. Mvers came
silent about th.- matter. If true, th.'
uu from Purtlat.<l hat Monday n-gh’,
f-L»» will have M.no-thi'ig to say oiit.w
•• died here by the wriu is Ulness uf his
subject later on.
sotor Mr» Eva Ew.ng
Visitors ure toelcome tchether
booti ILo
a
0
H
i.«
O
Fhrlhurn shiftings
Mr Gabriel Muler spent the latter
[.art uf the week visiting relative« in
Albany.
Mrs. H O. Shilling is un the
iisi.
Mr and Mr» John W--if. of Pruvi
U- n<« e^enl Sunday w.tb Mr. and Mr«
Platt.
the Scio-Mt.nkerw Pad«, ad
Mi»« Ethel Oglesbee left Saturday
While matt, r« may hav<
«. .-m««!
L-r l.yo .« tu bigi.i her duties as tea- h
quirt on tie .' cm Munk ra ral.way
er uf Do- I.tuna s«huul.
project, the enterprise is mil dead b>
Mr an I Mis. I 8. Trexler spent
any m«-ana. It aboukl I m - remenilw red -
that the |H-ople promotrig thia enter­ vanday with the formers sister,
prise are nut prof« asioi.al railway pro­ C. D Osborn.
M B Miller loaded a car of wovd
moters, but men of our own town aid
Mi Miller has sokl in the
who have their own priva c bu»u>. ■>» t< lliurada)
att.-i d tu. yet they have not given U| iH-iglibui huud of .i-O curd« th«* last few
thia very meritorious enterprise to th. weeks.
Frank Guoch, who is employed al
pc-oide uf th« forks uf the Santiam, L)
Gouchville spent
Sunday
any meana.
luxat week Dr A. G. Prill and Mr. amily.
E. C. Peery mail« apidieatiun to th«
county court fur a francniac at«d c- r-
tain p.ivileg* » a omt the county ruad.
t'oncerning th«« matter, the Albany
|1eni«M-rsl aaya
Dr Prill and E. <’. P«ery were be­
fore the county court last night asking
a franchiae for croaaing th«- county
r ad by the electric lit»« to run from
Scio to munki-rs now being projected,
an enterpri«- that «!<-•< r.<-« pru.notion.
Scio is entitle.l to a railroad c. nn<-<-
tion, and the pcopte of Linn county
ahould unite in aiding to secure it.
Tnere should be an extention uf the
road from the (.' & E into the citv,
with a gasoline motor running to Al­
bany for conn.-ction with the out- «1
world. With the c«>unty fair there th
city rnreda a tram service right i-do th-
city and should l-e given it.
L«ty Loum.l
City council md in r.-gular session,
I’hur-day. March It. Mayor Myer pr. ■
«iding. Councilmen J A. Bilyeu, Mur
riaon, irnold, I*, rry Bilyeu. Cain am'
Calavan being pres-nt.
Committee reports on th«* recorder
ind treasurer of 1!«•, read and place 1
on tile.
Hills allowed E. C. Peery. 25e. Cha»
Wesely, 12.24. Ralston upply Co M-27;
►’red B. West, $67 HI. <). P. Hoff,
Human of Labor, 17 ou P. II Mar
Donald, retiring city recordr, Il 9 60
Petition for ele. trie light at corru-r of
LI and Bilyeu streets, refen-d to F and
L. committee. Application of < ai
Cyrus for thr position of city ele- trl-
clan, read and place I on file. The L.
a d W committee stated that th«- posi­
tion of i ity «lectricinn would not be
va ant brf« re May I.
The L. and W . committee was in­
structed to make rati * wi'h the [iroph-
who cut out their lights during the
summer time.
. it/ recur isr repine! that a córr­
tract had tie -n ante red into with the
Ralston Supply Co., to furnish electee
lamps.
Recur !«r instructed to notify Pacific
States, lelcpho le Co., that all dead
electric |>oles must lie removed within
thirty days
Marshal instructs I to collect lieiin
quent dog tax. Adjourned.
it »«
Remember that all wire fencing is
going up. but we are still in the ring
with the old pnces. 1 et us hsve your
order before the car arrives, as you
will make money by it. We guarenti e
our wire against every thing and aiao
prices. What else do you want?
C ham . W kskly .
The I weal Warheta
THe toll-.» Ing are pr«e«w .io.»1«<1 mo Tl ni».«a .
nteaa-h are» l>> our -l.sUar«:
Wheat |»i Ini-hel
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Multon -e. -*,on I 'loa—I
of the fence in con sitier at ton pound fur THE ESMOND HOTEL
l-aord and 1U
cent un strength
and durabi ity, 2u rods free on trial
('entrally locate«!, good
with any uthrr fence on the market if
room», price» nxHler-
y -u are not xatlxfinl R is a better fence
ate. courteous
take it down and return It and it coats
treatment
you nothing.
The American f--nce is I
the fence that will stand the
Corer Norrtxoa and Frost Strrrti
I STger wire means longer life,
PORTLAND
OKtQON
sale at the Scio Planing Mill.
Voll tbilt olir
N«-w
I’all
M B Miller and D. O. < -«burn were
c.iunl) seat visitors atur lay.
Fred Gnm-s and Erceil Osburn spent
l ucMiay in Albany.
Jun Burns is putting an addition tu
his black smith »bop.
Clifford Harold. local arfe nt for tne
North
American Accident Insurance
i
company was a ttuaineaa viaitor at
'heltiurn Monday.
Joseph Zeller and wife left Turada)
for l-etruit where they ex,M-ct to make
iheir future home.
R. C
iH'Vei <liH.t|i|>i>ii)tM<|.
When yon buy tour cloth­
ing ftmn us von are sure that you are getting
the pick of the market
•
«Sfii/x and Overcoats, ^10 up
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO
OREGON
l acotnh i.yr'ca
Rev. Sharp is holding a quarterly
m.-ctrig at the Mi-thodist churcn this
wei-k.
Th«- Lacomb road district has nearly
{SUN) to Improvs roads with thia season
and under the capable management < f
W Sai-lers we can expect much bell, r
iou.la next winter.
A meeting will be held at the Lacomb I
school house. Saturday night for t «•
purpose of taking the preliminary ale, a
to cons dl late th- lain« Pino and La
com*.« school District« ami th- buikimg
of a high school at 1 .acomb. It is
h ipej to have the wurk well under wa)
b> April 1st.
Jevile Hassler, R. E. and Rex Peel)
joiirix yed to laiomb Friday nig t
w hen- they organised the Lacomb bras*
bald of !*.• piectia, I he F Jaubert A
Co. band inatrumenla ia one of the moat
reliable band instrument on the mar
ket srr* selected am! ordered. Prae
tice will begin as quick as the instru
menta arrive,
-*«• icsss
1‘arauisxT, W. F .Gill.
Hiuasrsnv, C. A. Warner
J. J.Brtrn**, W. E. (till,
J. A. Bilyeu, J. R Karn*«,
C. A. U ferner.
Hl '« X 't-SU-H >|«M
m
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
Milling businass
Wh»at
1rs
ils»
BovstfKt
rield
Tros»« You
*
Flour and
I . ■I « • n g « <i
foi
Kighl
Jevile llaaalcr has a very bad cold.
Juat wait till that alto arrive*. Rile;
ami you can blow it away.
t'laia! Compton can hardly make vp
hia mir.d whether to be a cornetiat ■ r
"drumtrist*’ but rather favola tie
former.
Rex Peery am! Claud Compton ha'r
taken the contract to cut the wood fur
Diatrict No. 1.
Lacomb is coming to the front with a
ruah, a new high school, a brass band of
19 pieces and other improvements ia
placing it decidely on th«- map.
I.scxtuaiar
Psge Fence
I hsve ap|H>int«-d Hlatchfotd Bros,, of
Sh'-lburn. agents for the Pag«- Woven
Wir»- fencing. All [rupie in the vicin­
ity of Scio, who d«*sirv to [lurrhaiu- th«
very b«-st woven wire fence on the mar
ket, can do mi by buying the Page at
Blatchford Bros
G. H M orkv ,
General Agent. L-banon.
Th«-»«* are our strong
dhc >antiam
SCIO
All Classes of Job
Printing ex« cutod
on ahort notice at
reason a I le priera.
W cat S«Mu Item«
W. M. Phillips and wife went to
'‘ilvertun l*.-t Sur dav, t<> a|wnd the day
with hia mother and sister.
Tom Ljuigley haul.nl twu loads uf
chlttcm bars to '«l«-m last week.
A Jefferson butcher came over Mon-
day and bought a beef of J. I. trnoki.
Fish are running in the little creek
near Munkera now, tmt the water ia too
mu ly to get them.
Mr. Burden went to Portland again
thia week on business.
A meeting of thr farmrra of thia
locality was held at the home of J. I
Arnold one evening last week, to dis-
cum and tram.», t l-u»m.-s-
with their telephone system, a larg
numtier were present.
E»«»n*
For Sale
35 acres 1 mile west of Scio alout 20
acres have lieen cultivated, tialancc
giHMt ash ami oak timber; make flne lot
<if wotid. Can all lie cultivated. Price
f65 per acre, $.'><»• cash balance S years
time at 6 per cent.
R. S hsi .T un
Scio, Oregon.
jsifMr published
in Eastern Linn
County.
Poli'i-
rally indejM-mh nt
and stands, at al!
times, for the
interests of the
jteofde
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
('iircfullv prepare«! by competent an I ex|M-rience<|
employe* thoroughly fat liliar with the recon!» of
l.itm <’oiinty. Accuracy, nentnefiN ami dispatch is
our motto. We are now abstracting 1 lie instrument»
tihsl daily and can serve tlie puldie most ctticiently.
We use tin- most modern and tip to date system of aii-
>tra I ng
• An unlimited amount of money to loan
on B per cent, per annum on approve«! farm security
BOTH PIlOMEs |N TIIE OFFICE
TELEPHONE OR WRITE
DR. J MON FOO
Aq experienced compounder of
Cnincse .Medicines
Succutsor to the late Hong Wo Tong,
of Albany. Or«-gon, la now pretiared to
furnish Chirw-sc medicines to all.
The
underwigtM-d recommends him an«! guar
ant<*ea satisfaction. Call or write him
at 117 West S«rcond Street, Albany,
Oregon.
M. WaffTTAI-i
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