The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, August 26, 1910, Image 1

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XIV
GUST
26
I‘»lo.
No. o
Oh G’ory' Ilf ore Biselul!
GET
FOR
READY
THE
FAIR
COME TO ALBANY’S
Big Day Light Store
AND VISIT THE
Great Rummage Sale
The .-avi-ig on one (Mir <>f ! IxfonL. 1‘iirnps, <>r siuK-; ' a i
»ur expense* to Alban) R
back home. No store in the United States of America ever advertised roo i.< so cheap m
we are «piling them at thtoGREAT RUMM AGE SALE.
We nano only a few of the
prices below, but every department has the counters and tables piled high with just
such wonderful bargains.
Your unrestricted choice of. any of this sv nuns
taik>r«si <»r trimmed hats; same pattern hats worth
up to 510, for the small sum
98C
Women’s 53 .60 and 54 Oxford» and 1’umus in
Hack patent leather, vici. gun metal and velour,
Every pair new thia season. No sale ever otfer«xl
such a bargain as this before. You
can’t afford to miss it. Per pair ....
$1.98
All kinds of oxfords an I pumps in tan, patent
leather ami vici for mime««. children ami bo-. ».
All
size* from 5 to 2 ami in every new style for this
ser.*on, worth up to 52.5-.',
Q$Jr
300 pair in this lot at p»r pair
...
JOx.
1000 Shirt Waists in Silk. Lac«\ Not. l.awn and
Linen, tailored and fancy night al the moat
unreasonable low prices, much cheaper than th«-
coat of material alone.
Women’s and Misses* 530 Tailor Mail« Suits,
every one n«-w this season. K« such an oprwriunity
uv«-r offered before. Th«- skirt alone is worth mor
than we ask for the suit.
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your choice for only .............
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One Piece Dress»» in white an«! colorad Linen.
Duck. iC.‘j>p ami Mercerised Rajah in colons and
weight to be worn for months to come. The prices
we are making below are so cheap nut one of th--»v
dresses will be left at the close nf this great Rum­
mag-- saLu
♦ L25
51.75
52.25
5275
51.75
56 25
for any 52.30 dress in the »tore
for anv 13.50 drear In the store
for atty 5L 30 dress in the store
for any
50 dress tn the atom
for any 59 .'«Odre»» in the sture
for any #12 fk> dre“» in the store
Black Silk Coala, long and «bort, made from the
imat gr«jlc of Ta'Trta, on itale at lesa than the price
of a cotton coat.
Thousands <if Ikdlati. Worth of Beautiful .Muslin
l.mierw'car at price* far bekm the rx|H»-tati«ui of
any woman, in fact <-hvap--r than you can buy the
cambric or muslin for alone. not saying anything
uboul the trimming ur work.
Women’s. Misos’ ami Children*» heavy canvas
Hop !’ »i i, Glovi-s, cither pl i n
o
Q
ur gauntlet wrists, per uair
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Com: and see with your own eyes, the good* are her*, marked in platrp figures at prices
never seen or heard of before.
It is your chance to save money and «elect from
the largest Up to Date ¿lock of Merchandise between Portland and Sacramento.
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Chambers & McCune
Albany’s Leading Cloak ard Suit Store
ALBANY
OREGON
Ihin't forget the time: I ir«t dxv of
th«- fair at 12:3t> sharp.
I The Hook ami l.ad<icr team will line
Éïtnpltinq is Feady Fir the Fasrlli ÜRPii! up thu.< Hiick Sim», Alex .Monson, Dr
SamtersMi. Ix>f (’alavan, Bill William",
ÜM CmBly Fair
Dunder Cyrus, l'n-1 Jon««. Dago Mot
ii« and Peterson MacDonald.
1 The !!•»»«' lineup will be: E. (’. Peery,
Joe sod John W«-«e(y, Roll Morris, Ben
Nothing will be lacking on the own­ Gooch, Roger Cain. John L-fttcr, Henry
ing day of th«' Fair. The management Ht»m. and Clem Gough.
iuive luurn busy and «-very department
Now o>mr» the propoaition, as with
will tw ready for the best Fair in the Jeffrie», can the»«- old "bag leaguers”
history of the «Modalion.
■ ome back?
Th«' sporting world is
The racing is sure to be everything
desirable and the exhibit« will nirpass «¡»irta an make good aril once more
i those of any of the previous year*.
«ht.w their skill as bull players. They
Cu«m- to the Fair and you will have ill claim to tie in the pink of condition
the time of your life, beside« seeing the m l mmn «ensntiunnl plays are a-surcil.
beat that Linn County can exhibit in Caln, th«- crooked wing man, will re­
«tuck and agricultural products And ceive In-hind the bat fur the Uosa team
the amusements will be there too. The and this al-ine should draw all to the
Miller Amusement Company promises ball grounds at the above date.
to have the bast aggregation of amuse­
ments ever given in Scio.
In a lut» issue of the Oregonian, that
But why argue and state what will
lie »1 th«- I sit If y- ii « ill . Lm- -,..u paper refer* to the late primary elec­
will have tli« time of your life? If tion in California and cites the futility
you want to camp, no better camping of tryi g to defeat one caruiMiate with
gruuixl* can be found in the stale, than three, tlf course this cannot lie done.
will Iw furnished you free. If you can But suptmaa the four were before a
stay but one day re»I assured that d> legate convention and the vote should
••very thing t ossiblc will be done by the be proportionately divided, as In Cali­
...nnagi nient t>> make the -ls> pl--»«ant fornia? Unless another ballot was
for you. But at all events come, bring taken and the minor candidates drop-
your wife, babies, hired girl ami hired I ■■■! oat, a plurality vote would have to
1
• 1; .1 d. r ■ tv. would I . .
man A
welcome is extended
a-
l«-tw«en
three
or four himdre«i
to alt.
delegate votes as compare*! with, prob­
ably M.flon votes by elector«. When­
Hellet to Contractors
ever the Oregonian can establish the
Sealed pro|x>v«l* for the construction divine right of some man or men to
of a onc-atory. with basement combin rule others, it can establish that the
•d. public rchiuil building Bids wtil rot«' of a few hundred delegates can
. I- ■ ■ ■ : . ! !.......... • f . ;
r
• «» th- w i-fi- ' uf.th'- pen’, ;«- Is-tU r
Munday, th«- 5lh ilaj of Sept . V.tKI. by than the |a-«>ple can express that wish
R II. F "trio knu-icr. - I.ik nf D.stint thiiii'civ« n
No. 10.
I'lan» and spebiHcatiuns may be m -« ii ; J. R. Pouml. our new liveryman, is
at th«.- «rflice ««f Arehit«-ct Win R making extensive improvements to tbs
Hand, Flinn Idock, Albany. Oregon, or livery barn, equipment, etc. A ladies
of the clerk. R. Il F. Struckmeier. waiting r«M»ni has tmen »d<h<d and
Thomas, Oregon. The schuul luiard several new rigs as well, .11 r. Pound
rvserv«-« th«- right to reject any or all is certainly endeavoring to give the
Scio public the best livery survive that
falda.
E. J. Baiseli* eid
she has ever had.
R. H. T. STat'CKMEIRR.
Clerk <>f Districa No. 10. did the carpenter work.
PKTK» DkWAI.L,
The forest fires arc more numerous
Chairman of Board
,md destructive, this year, than for
many years past. The excessive dry-
Hello* Helen Seid G*!or«
ness is rc«|H>nsible, The soldiers, as
I have mixed and dear vetch «t'es! tire fighter«, have proven u splendid
for sale. Scoi I vetch ami J black success. They consider the lire as an
Russian oats mixed at IL85 per bushel, 'enemy to be aulalued and go after It
struck measure; f vetch ami | black just th«- same as they did the iiiiiir
Russian oats, 51.75; clear vetch 5—25 pino».
per bu«h«d, all clean of pink and other
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f«iul ««rods.
I Every sulwcriber or tlmsc who ileal re
Come or phon«-ami I will hold seed t ( become subscribers, to the New a.
wh«m money is paid with older unt I will Ire entitled to ona year’s subwrip
you come after it and, too, you un­ lion, if he or she guesses the nearest to
sure to get your ««rod. Samples at J. the numlwr of people who altcml the
F W«-»ely’s grocery «tore.
Fair on Scio .the last) day. The guess
S. IV. G ain kJ«.
must tie registered lie fore the opening
Saritiam Farm. day ami must Iw made by a paid-up
subscriber.
Read Augosl Sinsel
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Read "The I'hllipfUnes As I Saw
Them" by General Jome« F. Smith,
Kx-(i«Vernor of the Philipmea, and
‘‘California’« Black Gold. the Romane«-
of the (Hl Wells’* by Walter V.
Woehlke. in Sunset for August now on
aale at all new« »tan-b. Aftern Cents.
John Wcsely ha« about four «losen
brown Iwgborn« tuns for aal». They
are all young yearland«. He wanta to
»«»II tbem heraus» he ha» l»th whitr and
brown Leghorns and he doe« not want
them to mix.
They.
We have the laigest stock of cook
They have.
•loves, ranges and heaters, ever car­
They have mme.
ried in stock in .Scio. We defy com­
They arc dandy One.
petition in quality and price. Call and < Extra Rood for the money.
examine our stock, if you do not want * All new and the latent styles.
to Jiurrhaae, it will not cost you any­
Suita fur L w I m - s al ll early and Cain'a.
thing to look them over and we will be
pleased to show them to you. And
It«» l«e«l Markets.
don’t forget that there is a large silver •
The
folli»
tug «rv prkwa qiMSnl on Tl.ru• taf
dollar just inside th«- <iuur that you
«stet« trewk by oar >l«wlses:
save on every 110 purrhoM. Morrison I <>f
Wheat. |-er Hiisbet
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A Nesi.
; liais. Iler l.irrMi
. klcsir. per «sk...........
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tlran. ts-r lo»
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The running rao-s at the Fair, this Ml-hllO-fl |eU Ole
...„w n.„m . rj
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hot',
ker
tow
r
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ft
year, will be up to the standard of the
( lliHl«r. I« «»mirri t» i roll . —....... .
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racing at the Portland or State Faim. I SV• y»r <1oren „ ... ,
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The homes entered for the race* here « ho «eoa, per poumt
« birken«. )» r (»Mind, young broltcr«
M
will run at both of the above nuntiorwd • >er«w, per pound ___ _ ______
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M
It mkaya. pas pound
.
Fair*.
H
mark«, per pound . ■ -
D m f. per poum«. live »«tight
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r.varyona who has a spare bod should «•„»«. dm*»i
make the fact known »o that the Fair ' «U. p» p»««n-t.fcrr «hipping ... ........
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m
per
«to ter«
visitors will be properly taken care of. «»«mn.i-r pound. In»—J . ■ - -,-
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