The Santiam news., April 29, 1910, Image 8

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REMEMBERI
Ail the latest style» in men* *uit* at
We*ely Jk Caine st 17 to f it
Mr ami Mrs. J. N Morris, of Lrb*n-|
That w» have an up lo <laU*
Groce.y itopartment. Brat qual-
Ity good» at lowraL
Tomato*», I2*»e kind,
31 2Mox
Tomato»». 15c kind ...
11 fiO '!<>«
Com, 12'- f quality,. .
Cum, beat quality,
11 70 do»
12 00 do»
Peach.-», Z6r quality,
le ùo <k»
12 SOdo»
“Is your name written there"—on
j 'he S'cfci railroad subscription paper.
If not, why not?
I vallis, drove over In their auto, laat
■ Sunday evening for a few day* visit.
ladies, Oxfords. black and tan,
In aeveral different leather*, val-
ules to 33.80, per pair........ 11.76
Men's Oxford«, black and tan,
values to 14.00, per pair
32 60
S. E. YOUNG A SON
A lbany . O regon
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
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right-hand
TkMMS tyCI
Just in, a swell line of Packard* 3l j Mr. and Mrs. Ja*. Bryant of Albany
, ami 35 low shoe* for men tn eolor* (pcnt Sunday with Mrs. Bryant's
green black and tan, at Wesely and' parents, Mr. and Mrs Jones.
Caln.
Fred Mespelt has taken the place of
Wraely A Cain hav» th* awellest line George Bilyeu, as milk hauler, from
of apring ami sutnm« r «Irra* good* than Thomas, Mr. Bilyeu having resumed
any other store in the valley.
hi» ok) route.
A private postal rar I. tell* ■>« that
It* Mon Serftmg <>f Albany, called on
UM Bilyeu i* up in th.- Alb. rta iwun- h,a brulher William SeriNng, Sunday,
try ami that he to greatly pleased with
Mr BwJ Mr,
l|w
Special on Oxfords
Peery’s
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Ward Cyrus will about etmrlud.
•en»u* taking in North ami South Scio ■
far yuMImttra. mw«• an« *•< toss*
precincts, this week.
lifc»»Tue«ta» w r.l» ua «x.» ai-tr W th- !«>»«
Mr. and Mr. A. J. Johnson, of Cor
nl>‘
Pumpkin. I6e quality, .11. SU do*
Pickle», in 3-gal. keg»
Il .26
A few can» “Fruitvale" Pear»
While they laat......... 10c a can
Watch
window.
AT THE SCIO PLANING MILLS
A new line of mens suit* in all the
, new colors uml shade* anti fancy weave*
st Wesely A Caln*.
Il 70 dot
Kalmoi., Aery fine,...
Apricots, reg. 26c kind
<>n were Seio visitors last Sunday.
.... »I 70
Sugar pear, 20c kind,
0
N. I. Morrison’s Price Liât 8
0
A new line of ladies waist* at Wesely '
t < 'am*
front
Good line of Ladies Oxfords al Wraely
A Caine.
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pfoud p^t, ot a latti* daughter
A. J. Johnson concludr.1 the sale of (jicile, lx>m April 20.
one-half of the property where J 8. 1
Tom Holt ha» made •ome improve-
Warwick r*«i<!ra. last Monday. The
menu in the way of a new walk in
purchas«- price was 371)0.
front of h • residence.
26 rent buys a nice large gingham
Mr Horkey and family left Monday
apron, ami 35 cent* buys a fancy white
for New York. Two families from
one at Wesely A Cains.
Colorado have purchased and moved on
The Scio, lacon b A Jordan Valley I
f arm
railroad is making «mir progress. We
Misses Lillie and Daisy Schieman re­
hope to I hs able to say something go«*),
turned Monday from a few daya visit
in the near future.
with Mr». Huhite of '-atom.
Boss Philippi with his gang nf Japs.
Richard Struck meter and wife »pent
Grrakr and Norwegians is making good
Sunday at Jefferson.
headway in clearing the railroad right,
M ik *
of w ay.
The Scio mohair poo! was sold las'
John »nd Charles Wcsely went to Saturday. Ths grower* received 33
Portland last Thursday.
cents per pound, a considerable advance
Mr. Eberhardt who ha* been suffer­
Mr». May Jones, of Lebanon, came over the pr.ee of last year.
ing from a crippled face for a few
over laat Friday morning.
Dr 8. C. Browne is beautifying hi» weeks to now able to be around again
Horseradish, ready for the table.
house and premise* with a new coating
A considerable portion of the Cawrse
Max. V. A. M c K nioht
of pairt. This is an example which farm, which «u recently aold to the
Mr*. Ollie Morris and Mr*. A. W. many of our eitixen* shoukl follow.
Diekovera, is to be wet to fruit next
llagey drove over to Albany Wednes-
Last week, a misprint made N. 1.1 fall
day.
-Morrison's al
i »ay "nail» and «tapie» in 1 Providence school closes next Thur»
Gray la the color thia season for small lots, 5 cents per
j-er pound
pouml The
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d day. An intertainment will be given
mens suits, and Wesely & Cain have a should have read 4 cents per pound."
by the school Saturday night.
dandy line.
Laat week, incorporation paper» for
Rav Lor»«
Lore* preached at Providence
Rev
Several people tslk of erecting new the Scio, Lacomb A Jordan Velley Rail- Humlay afternoon,
houses. In town, during the coming road were filwl in the office* of the
p
Re» Lome ha» been chosen pactar of
summer.
C^.?^Cle.rk.°iL'?n.Cm,n‘y and '",ha‘ th.”prov7de^e~b?re’h \7d "w7topn
Another beautiful line of spring and of the aecretary of alate
his pastorate the 2i.d Sunday in May.
summer dress goods and trimming» at
When Scio git» her railroad and the Service* at 11 a. m. alao at 2 p. m. on
Weacley and Cains.
boy» purchase two or three buc i-i-t Saturday proceeding.
wagon», then wc will not stand it to
Prof. Mu«- will not served a» prin ipal
Frank Cawr»« to thinking seriously
have
any body anub u«. The tradition* of moving to CaHfocnia.
of ojr school» another year, ■ fact
chip wdl l«c on our »boulder.
which all will regret to hear.
Oly Arnold of lx>banon, spent Hunday
The Farmer» Meat Mnrket will pay with his brother James Arnold.
Railed salmon, coltish, imokwl brr
the highest market price for beef,
Miss Ada Compton spent Saturday
png ami cromarty bloater», during mutton, veal. (Kirk, hide* and egg«.
and Sunday at borne.
lenten season, at W. Grocery.
They dont want the earth, but they do
The farmers are hurrying with their
ith the building of the railroad, a want your produce and arc willing to
farming so as to begin work on the
new ami up-to-date hotel become* a pay for iL
roads near the Grange hall.
must pressing need.
Ralston A Craw font accompanied by
U nclk J osh
A large line of boys and youths suits Mr. ami Mr». Devaney, came over from
Albany,
Wednesday,
in
one
of
their
in all the latest styles for spring have
nrw Font touring car*,
They have a
CraWr« Cilififj
just arrived at Weaeley and Cain.
prospect of one or two «alea, in th1«
Governor Hughes' appointment to the city.
Dot-son and Bean have soki their
U. S. > upreme bench, to generally re­
store to Wm. Miller and Orville Sexton.
Competition in buainem, as well aa
garded as an excellent ap|>ointmerit
Mr. Miller has taken posession. Mr
all other field« of endeavor, ahould be
thought Crabtree was too gowt
Garden seeds from A to Z. Seed* met willingly. __ The man who objects
that are true to name and that grow. to „ fair competitor, hu something up to leave, au he bought him a place
Guarantrad, or money bark by J F. hi» sleeve, which he itoe* not wiah th.- nearby.
Wraely.
public to know about.
The
Full line of vetch, red, white and
F ound A pair of spectacle«.
owner can have same by
_ proving
_ alsike clover, timothy, rye grass, raj*
property and paying for this notice. N. seed, red top. alfalfa seed, etc,, in fact
everything in the seed line at the very
1. Morrison.
lowest possible price. Seeds sold for
Make your hens lay by feeding
cash only, at J F. Wesely's Grocery.
Prussian Poultry tonic, bone, »hell,
Or. Prill report* the following births
granite and alfalfa meal. For rale al
April 20. to the wife of J. F. Sommers.
Wesely's Grocery.
a daughter; April 22. to the wife of
C. C. Gough has had his «terr room Chas. II. Apple. * son; April 22. to the
newly paper««), painted, etc , which < wife of Paul Kopecky, a eon; April 25.
adds much to the interior appear- to the wife of Bert Hollis, a daughter. i
ance.
For Sale We have no mor. White
Keep your eye on the south aide cor
ner and see the new additions which
will be added continually to the stock
of goods. I will be in a position, in a
few days to give you some bargains in
hsrdwi re, cuttlery and ranges which
will be an eye opener. Your« for
square dealing, N. I. MoRRtao«
All Kinds of shop work done at reasonable prices.
Some merchants put up a greet bowl about sending to Ward. Sears A
Moot' for their good*, but still th» same merchants w.U send away for
goods which are manufactured at home, and I will furnish them th-
guoda at Portland prices, if they will buy a* large order*, thereby thev
will save the fr«-ighL But such action would help build up Scio, some­
thing which to not wanted by a few tackhead». I will sell goods which
will draw tr* I* to our beautiful little city, which has wonderful prospect*
ahead in th* near future.
PRICES AT
MORRISONS HARDWARE STORE
Nail» and staples, other dealers sell at 5c, our price in Small Iota, lb. » 04
Machine castor oil, I gallon in cans
........... ...
.40
.35
Pennsylvania heavy red engine oil, per gallon ...
Valve or cylinder oil, per gallon ...........
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.65
Bay ata to. outeMe white paint, 5 year guaranty
.... 1.75
All kinds of garden, lawn and farm tauls, builders hardware; the best
carpenter tool» on the market. Stoves and Range«, tinware of all kinds,
all kind» of hardware and cutlery, which cannot be beaten In price, out
aide of Portland. W hen our new railroad is connected «rith Albany,
people will come here to trade.
I am. alao, putting out the swelleat
buggies and run-a bouts ever handled in Scio, at Portland prices.
Keep your eye on the NEWS, alao on MORRI-ON'S front window,
every Grange Saturday and see the SPECIAL SALE PRICES.
Youra for Small Profit* and Qyick Sales
N. I. Morrison,
South Side Bridge, Scio, Oreg
Before You Purchase Your
i ou owe it to your­
self to come in ami
the extraonii
nary values we offer
Not only <loe* the
price talk, but re­
member we are the
style ami quality
shop of Linn Co
You are welcome
whether vou desire
to purchase now or
not.
Ixiok over our
lino, then you will
know when you are
Wallace Sumpter and Bill Ray have
gone to Idaho. They are thinking of
h*®*lng there.
right.
Our time ia
vourx
Byron Crabtree has bought a fine
F*** trotting burse. He thinks it will
h,’*P ^lni ,nm*king a standinat Miller •.
But one Sunda> nt<M- at Oriatain En-
d«a’»f.
had a misunderstanding.
80 h *• hanl u,l,«< *hether the trot­
,inK ho"r w'11
hlm •"> <l,od or "ot­
®ut wa a" hope it will.
JTc never ditappoint
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO
Broth-r My.n of Eugen., will be at
Ix-ghorn Cockerla for sale, for all are t.tabtro* to preach for us, the first
»old. But we have and will have \t hite Sunday in May, also Sunday night
I .eg horn eggs per setting of 15 fcr 31 Apnl 3B'
ALBANY
OREGON
No purer stock of this breed can be , The new railroad between Crabtree
found any where. We alao have a few »nd Lebanon, to being built very rapid -
pedigreed Poland China pigs for sale 1]L
I yet. Trappist Father«. Scio Ore.
Bra P lack
The boys ami girls deserve the beet
A few Bettings of pure bml Buff chance that can lie given them in the
Orpington eggs, at 32.UU |>er setting of public schools, for few of them have a
15. Eggs only from the selected birds chance to get more education than to
arc offered for sale.
If you want eggs here furnished. If you pav taxes on
from hens that l<ok well ami lay well one thousand dollars, you wdl pay four
get a few of there
ami you will not cents for training teacher» to put into
regret it.
J F. Wrest v.
the*«- schools. Vote Y<-s for Monmouth.
J. B. V. Bi TLKR, Sec. Com.
Thomas I arg* an.Hinces that it to his
purpose to buy ai d ship all kind* of
stock, such as cattle h«qt». sheep, etc.,
ami that it to his 1 urpose to pay the
highest market price therefor. So any­
body having marketable stock for sale,
will do well to see him before dispos­
ing of it to ethers. His headquarters
to at Scio, where a letter < r telephone
mesatfe will reach him.
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John Bilyeu to down to Crabtree,
looking for a small place,
4x4 Turned porch columg, each ...........................
S .65
5x5
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2-7x6-6 doorn, each ..........
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15°
1.60
28x6-8
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110
20x28 Window aaah, two light.«, each
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.56
20x20
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24x28
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1 20
28x30
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24x24
Other w indow* in proportion
1 inch moulding 1-2 cent per foot
Bracket* from 10c up
M m
I have chosen M ay 2, 3 and 4 as clean
up day«, and all property owners are
hereby notified to remove ail rubbish
from their premises on or before that
date
H. M Mraa
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Mayor.
l5-3t
niMX-roww
J. J. Barnes, W. F. Gill,
J. A. Bilyea, J. K Barn««.
C. A. Warner.
uism BIT
an annual event by the people of Cali-
forni* in which all are asked to join by
eating raisins in the form of “Ratoin
Bread" or in any form that may be
desired. The object of this special day 1
is to create » wide spread ratoin senti­
ment that will result in a greater de­
mand for that fruit, ami to direct the
attention of all good housewives to the
excellence of the ratoin as an article of
food. The g<x«l people of the North­
west are invited by their neighbor* to
participate in the pleasant custom and
“break" raisin bread on April 30.
I fa'
Scio Milling Gorçparçg
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