REMEMBER!
That we have an up to-date
Groce.y Itepartment. Itest qual-
It) go«»!» at lowest.
Tdmatoe«, W'1p kind,
81 2Mox
Tomatoes. 15c kind .
S! M dot
I) 70 dot
Corn, I2<t< quality.
Com, best «juality,
,
... Il 70’
Sugar pear, 20c kind,
11.70 dot
Salmon. Aery fine.
42 00 dot
Peaches, 25c quality.
I? SO dot
Apricots, reg. 25c kind
32 f>U dos
Pumpkin, 15c quality.
I*ickles, in 3-gal. kegs
81.50 dos
41.26
A few cans “Fruit» al«** Pears
While they last, ..... 10c a can
Special on Oxfords
f-adiea, Oxfords, black and tan,
in several different leathers, val
ute» to $3.50, per pair......... 41.75
Mera's Oxford», black and Un,
values to 14.00, per pair
12 50
3. E. YOUNG A SON
A lbany , O regon
LOCAL
Watch
window.
BREVITIES.
Peery’s
right-haml
p
front
I. am mb l.yrks
The C. A E. railroad is fencing it •
right of-way east from Albany.
Virgel Garland ia working for Prof.
Dr. Prill ami F. C. Pmrry were in Iliruna near Shelburn.
Portland on businesi the latter part of
Rev. Lore«, the Baptist minister has
last week.
moved to I acornb and will | reach at
Mrs. Fred Went ami little son were that place and Scio this coming year.
passengers to Albany o i the Thursday
George Garland re juris finding hw
evening train, of last week.
plow taken to |iier«s aad hung on his
O. E. Pomeroy and family came down gate one night Last Week. George says
from tl>e Lacomb country, la»l Satui- he has the guilty parties spotted and If
it is repeated there will be things
day, returning the following iiay.
Just in, a swell line of Packards 34 lining.
ami 85 low shoes for men in color»
It is re|«irted that the Cawrac farm
green black and tan, at Weseiy and near Providence has been sold for T'«0
Cain.
per acre.
.
Joe Holub has re fuse. I two offer« of
Come see the first ball game of tie
season; Stay ton vs. Scip. Game starts K>0 an acre fur land that he paid 82» 50
at 2:70 sharp, on Sunday, April 10 at leas than a year ago
Scio.
W. A. Hoy ha® r earned as mail-
M arried At his office, in this city, carrier anl Walt Albin will probably
by Jas. A. Bilyeu. Justice of the Peace carry it.
Rev. Lore« will probably teach the
on April 6, 1910. C. C Becker ami Mias
Lacomb band thia spring. He has had
Mabel R. Karges, both of Heat Scio.
8 years experience in band music.
F or S alr — I have about fifty bushels ljicomb has a strong band and under
of big [>atatoe» to sell at 36 cents per Mr l-oree'» capable management will
bushel. Also 100 bushels of corn at »0 undoubtedly make great progress.
rents
bushel.
II. F a LTUR.
Lacomb’s new high school will be
2 miles from ^cio up Thomas creel . built just west of Ixn Wsllsces store.
Full line of vetch, red. white and
Claud Compton was out Sunday look
alaike clover, tin.othy, rve grass, raj • ing for a cart to trade for or buy.
seed, red top. alfalfa seed, vie., in fact Claud wants a cart to carry hia big
everything in the seed line at lhe very bass horn to band practice.
lowest puaaible price. Seeds sold for
WlLLIR
cash only, at J F. Wesely’s Grocery,
Not tea
Albert West, who Ilves with James
A. Hichardaon, was starting, a flrein
Patrons discontinuing the use of
tiie stove on Mondsy. He used coal electric lights, for part of the season,
oil to s-d matters. The oil biased up will be charged |3 to have them switch
suddenly into hia faro, re lulling in the ed on again, except those keeping three
loss of hia eye brows and a bslly lights the entire year.
scorched face.
F irk . L ight 4 watkr com .
lee Bilyeu, of tx-banon, found doing
Lists«
nothing a more difficult job than be
Horseradish, resdv for the table.
One
Anchor
top
buggy, regular price
ri<< rrl
H<- was like ttw I ail •
M r ». V. A. M< KNI<11<T
»105,
now
IVo
fish out of water. So he, Frank Moiat
‘The Scio hotel ha» again changed
One tjon top buggy, regular price
ami Jim Hi ', have purrl,»««il the
hands. W. S. <'ar|e iter, is a rain the
81'16.
now 8*».
feed ami livery imrn. which they sold
ramrod.
One Stover top buggy, regular price
lut fall. back. They are now doing a
Another beautiful lire of spring and flne businec and Lev is happy again.
8*1. now 8»».
One Stover road wagon, regular price
summer dress goods and trimming» at
For Sale We have no m ire White ISA. now 146.
Weaeley ami Cain«.
l.eghorn Cockerla for sale, for all sre
One long body open buggy, regular
B urn On April 3, 1910, to the wife
»old
But »r have and will have U hits price SA1*, now Su»*
of Porter !^>ng, a daughter, Mother
leghorn eggs per setting of 15 fer 31.
One (Hark top buggy, 839.90.
and chilil doing well.
No purer »t<x k of this br>-ed can be
Four road carta, each 416.60.
Salli»! »almon, inwltiiih. »mull'd her found any where We also have a few
We have a car of the High Grade
ring and cruinarty bloaters, during jMiligrr»-»! Poland China pigs for sale
Runner Buggies, of all at) lea, on hand.
lenten season. at W. Grocery.
yet. Trappist Fathers. Scio Ore.
We are pr<|<rrd to put new rubbtr
Key Crawford drove over from Al
I have been the mean« of cheaper tires on Bike Buggies of all sites.
bany in his big "Red Devil,** bringing
We have the machine for putting
fencing to the farmers and will la* the
over some Scio visitors.
means of lower prices and more traile them on a id guarantee flrat class work.
A large line of taiys ami youths suits at Scio than ever before. Get prices Price« right.
,
In all the latest »tyles for spring have vlsewher.i and compare with mine,
KoRtNRg A Migt.gg. Stayton, Oro.
just arrived at Wewley ami Cam.
considering lhe quality of the goods
Garden seed» from A to Z. Seeds N. 1. M »rnaon. K of P biil.li ig at the
Meport of the Lunditk n of
that are true to name and that grow. south end of th'- bridge, >cio (Jre.
THE SCIO STATE. BANK
Guaranteed, or ni mey back by J F,
One
of
the
largest
realty
transactions
At
Scio,
in the State of Oregon, at the
Weseiy,
which has occurred in Scio for several
close
of
business March 2», 1910.
Make your hei.s ley by feeding months. wa» completed last week.
llRSOt RCKM
Prussian Poultry tonic, Uiw, shell, What is known as th.- “Gaines Block** '
granite ami alfalfa meal. Fur »ale at of store buildings paasnl to Un
Loans
and
discounts
........... 81«,6<B M
uwner-
Wi sely'a Grocery.
Overdrafts,
secured
and
ship of Weseiy 4 Cain,
The store
unsecured
...................
7 .37
The 5-year old daughter of Wm. rooms are now occupied by J. F. IVeaely .
Hanks, while playing, last Sunday, fell grocer, Weseiy & Cain, general mer Bonds, securities, etc............ IT <».? I'.
upon a sharp rock ami crushed the chants and Hibler A Gill Co., general Banking house, furniture
and fixture« .....................
5,000.00
bridge of her nose.
merchandise. The purchase price ia Cash ami due from B|>|>n>ved
reserve hsnka ............... 70.33» 13
Slowly but surely the railroal fund rv|Mirted to tie 8». 000.
SC0H
is reaching the desired amount. A few
Our carload of buggies has arrived i «.'becks and other cash items
113.9»
days more, if our citilens will keep up ami all our samjiles are set up. so if Exjiense» .............................
the good work,
doing.
sec something you are in the market for a buggy, |
Total ................... 106,50» 26
come ami get our prices, as we can
i.tABitrrm
Wid Bilyeu came up from Kalama, save you money. Of course. )«*u ask
<
apital
stock
paid in ........... 310.000,00
V aah , called here to make a transfer how that comes, but retnvmlier that
Surplus fund............................
927.52
we
buy
direct
from
the
factory
and
in
of hia lot just north of Hibler A Gill*»
Individual deposits subject to
carload
lots.
store to 8. Philippi. The consideration
check ........................
. 77.104.3»
Yours for bjsinesa.
was 8600.
Demand certificates of
C h m WEJHvt.Y
deposit.............................. 17.01110
R. C. Daniel reports that be sold
The Normal School question is fairly Liabilities other than those
8126 worth of egg» in the month of
above stated.....................
4M 25
March. This amount of poultry pro lie fore the voters by the Initiative Bill
for
Monmouth
framed
by
her
Alumni.
duct would furnish a living for almost
Total
106.S« 26
This seperatrs it wholly from |»litlcs.
any ordinary family.
•rd gives the voters a fair chance to State of Oregon.
The Farmers Meat Market will pay express their choice. Schools are a
the highest market price for beef, necessity —we must educate the boys County of Linn ’
mutton, veal, pork. hide» and eggs. •nd girl» -and we must have teachers,
I. W. A. Ewing, cashier of the above
They dont want th» earth, but they do the Normal School ia the place to train
named bank, do solemnly swear that
want your pYuduce and arc willing to and prepare these. Vote. Yea, for I
the abovs statement is true to the beet
pay for it
Monmouth.
of my knowledge and belief.
J. B. V. lit TLKR. Sec. Com.
Keejt your eye on the south «ide cor
W. A. E wing . Cashier.
ner anil Bee the new ailditiona which
Wo have a full line of sash, doors,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
will be addtd continually to the stock porch posts, glaaa, paints, oils, build this 4th day of April. 1910.
of goods. I will be in a position, in a ing pajwr and brushes. We invite vou
T. L. DtNKRR. NoUry Public
few da) s to give you acme bargains in to rorne In ami get our prices before I
hardware, cuttlery and rangra which you buy, as we will unload carload of
Notko of Final Settlement
will be an eye opener. Yours for paints, sash, ami doors this week, ao
square dealing. N. I. M o RRIR dv
Notice
ia hereby given that the under-
we are in a petition to give you better
signed
administrator
of the estate of
price
than
our
competitor,
.Again re
A few «citings of pure bred Buff
<>rplngton eggs, st 32.00 |«r setting of memlier that we buy direct frain the George B. Huber, deceased, has filed
his Anal account in sai«t estate in the
15, Eggs only from the sele<'ted bird» factory in ear lots.
county court of the Stale of Oregon foe
(HAS. WKSKI. Y
srv offered for sale. If you want eggs
Linn county, ami that said court has
from hens that look well and lay well
Fred Eberhardt. of ProvideMtr, was act Munday the 25th day of April. A. D.
get a few of thi-cc ami you will not
working with a young horse, last Sun- 1910 at th» hour of I o’clock p. m. of
regret it
J. F. Wi»m.i,
day. He raised the horse's forefoot said day at the County Court room in
Ihomas Large snounces that it is hia for some purpose
The horse endeav the City of Albany. Isnn County, Ore
|H>rp> se to buy ai.d ship all kinds nt ored to free hi» feet ami in doing so, gon as the time and place of hearing
st<>ck, such a» cattle hoga. »heep, etc., st nick Mr. Eberhardt in the face with any objection» thereto and the settle
ami that it •» Ida pirjoae to pay the hi» knee, resulting in serious injury. ment tnereuf.
highest market price therefor. Soany- Dr. Frill was called ami found Mr
J ACOR Hl'RKR
liody having marketable stock «or sale, Etierhaidt'» cheek tone crushed ami
Administrator of the estate
will do well tn see him lie fore diapo«- jxsribly the skull was cracked as well.
of George H lluber deceased
ing of it to others. Ilia heailquartera The face wa« so I mm II v s widen that the w II Qnrencr.
is at Scio, where a letter <r telephone full extent of the injury couki not he
Atty, for administrator.
message will teach him.
determined.
First [>ubriratKin Mar 26. last Apr 22 '
Before You Purchase Your
?
. V
You owe »I to vour-
•elf to come in nnd
see
1
lhe extrBOtdi-
nary values we offer
Not only does the
price talk, but re
member we are the
style and (¡utility
•hop of Linn Co
«
You are welcome
whether you desire
to purchase now or
Louie over our
I
line, then you n ill
I
not
know when you are
Our time is
right.
ours.
13
We never disappoint
13
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THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO
on ecu n
ALBANY
J. J.Barnes, w. F. Gii!,
J. A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barn««,
C. A. Warner.
Mt N » TCRRROMM
TO
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
We tie a General Custom Milling Uvaalneae. 4P Fleur end
Feed on Sale. 4F Whral Baughl and Exchanged fer
Fleur.
4F
We ere
Field fer Buaineea
in lha
and
Will
Treat You KlgKl
will
'S
REAL ESTATE
Liat your property
with me if you real
ly want to Mil. We
have people who
wish to buy large,
and small tracta. If
your price is right,
we can handle it
for you. See us con
cerning Real Estate
in thia county.........
2000
Double Rolls
Wall Paper
«
Selected Patterns
For sale in quanti
C. W. TEBAULT
Corner Lyons and 4th St.
oib
ho»«»»
ll'tme VT*<
Urli Malo «•
*
ties to suit you at
I
ALBANY, ORE.
Don't forget that Banner grange
meets on the second Saturday of each
month
Master Allen ha» suggested
that merchants close their door* dur
ing the afternoon sesaion. as many of
the members attend to their trailing at
that time. He said: “Farmers leave
their work to attend the grange and lhe
merchants ought to be willing to clcae
their stores during the two or three
hour« sftermw»n session.** The N ews
believes Mr Allen’s request is entirely
reasonable and that merchants would
lose nothing by complying with it
K»
BARGAIN PRICES
4
E. C. PEERY
DRUGGIST
SCIO
OREGON
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