Vacation
Needs
C VERYTHING for the
*—• coast or mountain trip
can be supplied from our
large assortment.
Trunks. Bags, Suitcases,
Indian Blankets. Bedding,
Parasols, heavy Shoes. Hats.
Sweaters, Groceries, Etc.
me “GOOD SAMABITAH SHOE"
For tender feet. Flexible
sowed soles, math- from soft
and pliable belting leather,
splendid wearing quality,
combined with comfort, and
the finish is the best.
For Women, prketf •> tn
per pair
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S. E. YOUNG & SON
A lbany . O regon
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BREVITIES.
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Izr Itdv. ii Lebanon*arattling livery
man, was over last Thursday.
O. D. Austin, an Albany business
man, was a Scio visitor, last Friday.
Jim Calavan, the political sage of
Aumsville, came over on Monday
evening.
F oh S alk A pure bred Jersey bull,
2 years old.
Cheap W J. Green,
Thomas, lire.
Mr. »ml Mrs. L. W. Pomeroy visited
relatives in Lebanon ami near Lacomb
the last part of last week.
Schillings Best. You know what.
Guaranteed or your money back by
Wvaely'» Grocery.
R. Shelton is enlarging his real estate
office by adding another room thereto
and making a ante entrance.
1 hereby repeal what I said alaiut
Josie Rozpravka, it being not true.
A nna L ampi . ot .
We overlooked mentioning that Miss
Cleo Johnson of Corvallis, ia a guest cf
Mrs. Jennie Warner last week.
New line of fall dress goods and
trimmings arrived at Weacly & Cain’s
store, August 3.
John Curl, an oldtimc resident of
Scio, who now lives in Portland, is a
gpest at the home of Henry Ray.
Make money from your hens by feed
ing law-'» Egg Maker, bone, »hell and
grit. At Weacly*» Grocery.
The two months old infact son of
Mr. Teter, who lives just east of the
Scio flouring mills, died on Turmtey
afternoon.
Save your chicks by
Germczone Diamond anil
chick feed, at Wrscly's Grocery.
Thia hot weather causes one t« de
sire to go to the mountains, the springs
or the seacoast. But most of us have
to stay at home to keep the family pot
boiling.
A few days ago W. A. Ewing sold a
parcel of land adjoining his rvnalence
projierty on the south, to A. E. Randall.
We understand the consideration was
|SfiO.
Morrison A Neal handles one of the
very beat binders on the market. It is
guaranteed in every way. and mor«
than any other machine.
Call ami
examine lie fore making your purchase.
Mrs. J.
II. Holland ami Misoes
Minnie Carpenter ami Agnes Cain
started for a two-weeka outing at
Cascadia, at ft a. m. last Sunday morn
ing. Bert Bilyeu was th« pilot of the
expedition.
The Farmers Meat Market will pay
the highest market prie« for beef,
mutton, veal, pork, hide« and egg».
They dont want the earth, but they do
want your produce and arc willing to
pay for it.
Somelxdy's horse came across the
hr. Ige, Tuesday a'ternoon running
rap'dly. He was attached Io a buggy
by one trace, »halves dragging. He
turned tie corner towards the mill,
leaving the buggy bottom aide up. on
the e Ige of Patr/a sidewalk. The
horsi went on to thj trill yard ami
seeing some feed in a wagon, stopped
and went to eating.
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New grus is for fall arriving every
day now at Wescly & Cains.
Insuring Bank Deposits
G. D. Trotter, a Stayton merchant,
was a Scio visitor Tuesday afternoon.
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The best line of fancy and staple a word from an «vil tteporad person
groceries In the Valley, at living prices without reputation can, at certain
at Wcsely’s Grocery.
times, interfere materially with a
If you are looking for some one and bank’s rareer and expectation«. What
cannot find them, you will find them we need and must have at idi times in
banking is confidence and stability. It
trading at Morrison & Neal's.
is everything to the banker anti we can
Raise fruit instead of bugs, worms
not have it as long as we are subject
and moss, by using Lilly's Beat Tree
to such terformances as we had in 1907.
Spray. At Wi sely*« Grocery.
At that time we wrre politely tokl that
Morrison A Neal will make you Wr could shift for ourselves and our
special prices on buggies and hark*
correspondents would care for our
from now until after the Fair.
. funds. I do not criticise the big banker
Arrived at Weaeiy & Cain’s •tore. in this, because he. like everyone else,
August 3, a swell line of fall Ore»» hail lost confidence in everything and
goods, trimmings ai.d linings.
was obliged to look our for himself re
We have a fine line of mens harvest gardless of results.
gluvt-s, straw hats, etc., just what you
We were all to blame, and yet it ia
need in the harvest field. Hibler A not our fault, but the fault of our bank
Gill Co.
ing system.
Our banks were suddenly transformed
If you don't know where to find us.
we will try and I; d you Cail at the into hoarding institutions and thereby
Fouth Hide hardware store and we will created more mitchief in h few h<>un
to the commerce of the country than
find you. MoHKLHoN & Nt: A I.
H op PlCMKRS W ANTE fl The E. C. can ba repaired in years.
The prewt nt la an age of inaurane«
Horst Co., of Independence, wants 700
hop pickers, about “i pti-mber I. Hops and security. We, as banker», demand
good and yard is in good condition. th • highest recommendtiona from our
borrowers and employe» and yet we ask
The going price will be paid.
security from luth. This is right and
A i-chsu» enumerator was in L>wh
it is also right and proper to grant the
lari Friday, looking after Scio's manu
depositor the same security that the
facturing enterprises. There are four
government and state demand of us.
concerns enumerated as manufacturing
e»l>ccia!ly when it ia to our interest to
plants. Can you name them?
j do so.
A railroad man was here Monday
Is it surprising that the depositor los
afternoon. He was in tow of a couple es confidence when the only privilege
of our citizens who seemed to lie afraid granted to him for safety is to examine
to tell the Ng Wit man, probaldy, fear our published statements which, in al
ing that he would print something most every instance in unsound banka,
about the matter.
failed to state the truth? Often, after
Material is being asaembli-d at the a large failure, the bank examiners or
public school building to finish two their superiors admit that the bank was
more rooms in the second story, pre insolvent long before, but for fear of
paratory for the high school
Five general loss of confiilencc they did not
teachers have been employed for the act as provided by law. Is it surpris
coming school year.
ing that the depositor should lose confi
Mr at.d Mr?». Ai I’• rtgg. .-f E-'g-nc, dence when the trutn ia witheld and he
were visiting at the residence of J A. is deceived ao that he continues to in
Bilyeu, at the end ot last week. Mr. crease his deposit while the condition
and Mrs. Briggs have just returned . ! -ic-h bank« I..i.i- been ro-.iied up by
from an extended trip throughout thr the public officials?
Atlantic coast states. They visited at
The wealth, safety and reputation of
the boyhood home of Mr. Briggs. cl< »e conservative banks are today too much
to the city of Boston, Mass.
de|>end<-nt on the movement» of the
Harvest will soon l»c over and we unprincipled stock jobbery annexes to
particularly desire that people who are to the great banking institution»
We must have something that w‘,11
in arrears with the N kws , settle the
same immediately thereafter.
Re disconnect the affairs of the legitimate
member, life is short and you will feel banker from these. With the insurance
like thirty cents if the Angel Gabriel of defioaita such men as Morse, Heingi-
asks if you have paid your subrcriptiun u-i i others will not -be |- rn>itt.d by
to the S antiam N ews , Y ou can save I bank examinent and public officials to
thia humiliation by calling at thia cover up their peculations of long
standing for fear of producing a panic.
office ami settling your account.
We haven't been put out of business With the insurance of deposits the
yet and we will not lie, if the public! . career of thia class of bank» would be
continues to patronize us as they have shorter. There would be every induce
in the past. People who have been ment to ex|>ose their condition as »«in
trading with us have found that they I as their banking method« were discover
can do from 10 to 1ft per cent, better i ed and thyir power and influence fur
than they could in the past
We make harm to commerce in genoral would b«*
good our statemenL On every HO you greatly diminished.
When a proposition i» favored by
spend with us, you arc saving, at least,
IL Get‘prices at other towns and if probably one-half of the bankers and
we don't save you, at least, 11 on a i practically all of their customers, is it
110 deal, we will pay you for your trip wise to art aa the railroads did. who
to Ncio, We will have our Healing now appreciate the fact that they
Stoves in before the Fair. While at were too »low to act and remedy their
tending the best County Fair in the faults and so compelled the people to
state, call and examine our stock of i acL
Insurance of deposits can not lie
stoves and ranges. Everything guar
anteed to give the best of results. downed because of the individual bunk
er who places himself, through pride in
Morrison A Neal, Scio Oregon.
his strength, personality and reputation
against what is for the good of the
Farmers Take Notice
nation. The demand« of great commi-r-
We can furnish you with machine oil, 1 ' cial interests, stagnant ami prostrated
valve oil, separator oil of the highest
at this time, will not consider this kind
quality and at prices at which you have
■ of logic as of much importance.
never bought for until this spring.
Th<- banker who optante» the insurance
Give us a call and we will convince you
of deposit» liecause it might help a
of this fact, if there ia anything you
weak competitor and make all banks
need, you will be able to git it, day or
! safe, must give his attention to some
night, as Mr. Neal lives over the store.
thing more logical because this argu
Wake him and he will attend to your
ment is not sufficient By this plan we
wants. Morrison A Neal, Scio, Ore.
hope to make all banks safe because
our system is like a fence, it is no
Eiecolrii Notice
stronger than its weakest place.
A plan that will furnish and maintain
To Au. W hom it M ay C onckrn :
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confidence
the principal asset needed in
Notice ia hereby Riven to all whom
it may concern that the undersigned the commercial world is one that, I be
haa filed her final account in the matter lieve, will in time overcome all the
of the estate of B. F. McDonaki, de minor objections. D. L. Hein»heiner.
ceased, in the county Court of Linn President MUI County National Bank,
county. Oregon, and that said court has Glenwood, Iowa in th« Commoner.
fixed Monday the 15th day of August,
TSr Iwrwl »»rfetu
1910, at the hour of one o'clock p. m.
Ttie following are |-rl<wa quoted uo Tl.mt lai
of »aid day as the time of hearing and
nf eorh week hy our -tvalers:
settling all objections against and to Wheat, per I>n«be 1 ..™
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the final account aforesaid: therefore, Oats, per an«*»! .............
per «ark..... .
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all jwrsons having any objection to rknir,
Bmn. per loo ............................... ..............
said final account are hereby notified Mil Mag« per ton
and required to appear and file the Chop, pwr ton ..... r «
Butter. (Cmintryi per roll
u
«ame in said court on or tie fore said ft»«. per <lo/en
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, i hiekrns, per pnnwd
it
last mentioned date.
< hit ken«, per |oitn<!, yonng broilers
Is
Fated at Scm, Oregon, this 15 day of ifeews, pet |»mn-l .... .
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Turke}«, per i-oiin-t ..................
July. 1910
IS
I in, k «, per (awn-t
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Alice McDonald,
Urol, per ponni*. live weight ........
I Pork, ilr r eu I ........................
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Executrix of the estate of
r*»
It F. McDonald, deceased. , Veal, re pnoivl. for «hlpptn» .
sheep, per pound, «Io ker* ____„...... ,,
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W' R. Bilyeu, attorney for executrix. 1 Hatton. mt pound, lr«»««J 111«— i«»a
Before \ ou Purchase Your
You owe it tn vii’ir-
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narv value# we offer
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»hop of Linn < 'o
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line, then yon will
know when Von are
Our time is
right.
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THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
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ALBANY
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Ssoarsav, C. A. Warner
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J. J.lLirne», IV. F. Gill,
J. A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barnis,
C. A. Warner.
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Newport, Yaqoina Bay
The Only Beach in the Pacific Northwest
Where the pretty Waterand Muss Agates. Moon
stones, Carnelians and Rock Oysters are found.
Out Door Sports of All Kinds
Including Hunting, Fishing, Boating, digging
Rock Oysters. Surf Bathing. Riding. Autoing,
Canoeing and «lancing. Pure mountain water
and the best of ftxxl at low priceo. Fresh crabs
clams, oysters, fish and vegetables of all kinds
daily.
Ideal Damping Grounds with strict
sanitary regulations, at nominal cost
Low Ronni-Tiii Scarni Tickets
From all points in Oregon
Washington, and Idaho
on sale daily.
THREE MT-SIMNir TO MOhOAY RITE
from N. P. point», Portland to
Cottage Grove incluaiv«. includ
ing branch line«; alao from all C.
A E. »tation« Albany and writ.
G im «I going Saturday or Sunday,
and for return Sunday or Munday
Sunday Excursion Rate of $1.50
from Albany, Corvallia and Philomath, with correaponding low rate«
from point* west, in effect all «ummer. Call on any S. P. or C. & E.
Agent for full particular* aa to rate«, train «chedule», etc., or write to
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General Pitienger Agent
Portland, Oregon