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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1910)
*• r j I A Suit Special > That will b. of great inter- < st to the ec inomical buyer. These suit* are the latest «tyles. best niatenals and workmanship. They were bought p«T?<»nally in the ) < $ < > ( Broadcloths, Ch voits and Homes >un, are beautifully tr;rnm-<l. C"a>m neliom and dark blue, tan, brown. Krey,, greens, purple and black. Every one a good value at the former price, and at th«- <|';<>ti-d Jirices they are the belt value you could wish for. $5(j.(Mi suits at $39.00 10 00 suits at 31.00 3.700 suits at 27 .'M) 30.00 suits nt 23 4(1 < $ > S i / y \ S \ r L (, > SE Y0UN2 ASON A lbany , O regon fftftftOOOOO UUOOOOOUO « « » ♦ LOCAL BREVITIES. » ft ft ft Aft ft ft ft ft ft ÉrÛûiJCrùtlàO * ■> Diamond dyes at Wesoly & Cains. Nir«1 skirts for the money at " esely A Cains. Oyster» any style at Heyne's r*»r.- fect.oi^ir-. J. N Morris, the Lebanon feed IW, was over, last Sunday. Hr. J. W. < ole. Physician and Surgeon, Scio, Oregon. \ swell line of scarfs al Weaely A Cains. Come to Heyne's for hot drinks aril sandwiches. j Hooks, magas mes am! Post cania at , I '. G. mil till. A beautiful line of dro»a goods at Vesely & Cams. More n< w overcoats am! suits have trrivad at Wrwly A Cams. F' o R S. i | k A few cockerels from mv ■rise flock of rose comb leghorns at »1 each. J. K. R imsner F or úu A full set of blacksmith oole. Inquire at the •■cio Livery «table. Raise fruit instead of l«ugs, worms and mo»», by using Lilly's R-st Tree Spray. At Wisely’» Grocery. j Enoch Shelton, who ha» been associat ing with a "donkey'* at the Sprucv Hall logging camp, n-»r Imfroit. for the past few m< nth». be<-«m« either tire I or disgusted with I .- «»»ocíate and returned to his h me in this city, last Saturday. Do you know thr.t fully nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the míreles due to cold or damp, or ch-ot <- rheuma tism, and require no internal treatment whatever’ Apply Chamberlain's Lini ment froely and see how quickly it gives relief. For sale by all dealers. Mr. and Mrs. J. I . Chapman, who have been r«-»i«!ing in California for reveral year», have return««) and will make their fu'.ur« home in the vicinity of Crablroe Mr*. Chapman, who was formerly Mr». Mi q«<-it, i.« very glad to get bark near her «-kt home w here ah»- can be near her ehikirvti, all of whom are row frown and domr ‘for them selves. W.1 have a cash rogister . the wav. A« soon as it a rr.<■«. t wil. i««u«1 tie piicha»-r a check for th«- amount of hi» purchare With every flO of cash check« return»«! you will pet 25 cents. We will. also, pit -.omething of value Th» last there aro in Shoe», at in our show wti.'ov and the purchaser of *10 worth of gXMsls will lie entitled Wesely A Cains. The Mission Clock, latest style, *^t.TO to a chance in t i- drawing of th«- article we put up. or ú promt. Watch at Wesely & • '»in». for the register a«»«l watch the show Clia*. Wisely I »« just recriv«il a window. MoRRi- on 4 N ka I. car loa I of furniture. Mak«’ money from v«»ur hen» bv feed Irr.oal StKNioidirs fttirj ing lx*e's Egg Maker, bone, ■h«*ll and grit. Al Wesely’» Gru cry. Notice is hereby given. th.i Schillings Heat. You know what. annual meeting of the .‘‘tockholder» of Guarantee«! or your money back by the Crow.> Mining A Milling Co., will l«e held at the company's office in Scio, Weaely’s Grocery. The beat line of fancy and staple st I p. m., November 16. 1910, for the groreric» in the Valloy, at living prices purl«»« of elect'mr directors for the ensuing year and for any other busine»» at Wesely’s Grocery. which may lie brou lit l.efor«- them. F or ■ -ALE 400 bushels of vetch seed, All i lock holders are lequ« t«-«l to be ready for seeding, at $1.10 per bushel, present. at >anliam Farm. S. W. G ainer Signed, Crown Mining A Milling Co. World's Best Rain Protector. T he [«or Cha» Wesely, President. • I xinpon , a good dress over coat for the young men at Wesely & Cains. Crablree Celling Save your chicks by using Lee's Gcrtnoxone Diamond an«! Lilly'» Beat (Too late fur liwt wwr ) chick f«i«’«l. at Wiwly's Grocery. All's well that ends well. Th«- Union E. F. Crews, representing th» Remington Typo Writer Co . of Port- High School No. I at Crabtree is pro gressing nicely W. J. Green and J. land, was doing business in Scio Bilyeu tutors, sixty three pupils en- Tuesday. rolled, Ten of them above the eighth THE GREAT 8PECIAL grade. New ones are coming in nearly Kidney and Bladder pills. Call for every day. Mr. W. J. Turnidge's froe sample. Sold an«l guaranteen by arduous work in pushing the union is E. C Peery. appreciated even by thow who were F or N a !. b —A thoroughbrod Poland loud against it. We would that Linn China male pig 4 month« old. entitlid Co. had more men like Mr. Turnklge. to registry. The new section house at Crabtree is G kor - e C hrism «N in the proc»» of eonstrction. Digging potatoes, picking apples F or S ale —A few young full blood Chester While io»«. Seven mile» ami seeding is the all absorbing interest of farmers these l«eautiful day» Southeast of Scio. C. A. P omvar Mr. Baker gave a rousing temper County Clerk Miller was over last ance lecture last week in the church. Saturday. Mr. Miller exjwct» to move The new hotel being built by B. to his Shelburn farm shortly after i Dobson will lie readv for busines« next January I. 1911. week. Crabtree will be just in line. Mr». Edward J. Kimball will consider1 The train crew stop for their daily noon dates for Onginal Comic Readings or , • meal. - - ---- . J. The new- water works irstallod by l.iture. Addres« Mr» Edward I . t« be completed. » ..I Mr r Turni .1« dg. . xa-rll will ■ soon Kimball. Scio Oregon. A new triophons line Co., >s being We have a full line of the most two popular plows in the county, the organised beginning at Mr. Green's genuine Oliver Chill««! «nd the John taking in some twenty new families st and near Crabtree and centraling at Deere. C h *». Wnn.v Albany where they have fr»-<- communi Dr. L«we, th«> well known optician, cation nearly all over four counties. w II be in Stayton November Hi and to The new two room grati««I schoo' num of 17. ts banon It and 15. Al hou««« in Mr struckmier'a district I» bany IS ami 19. Will not be in Scio well under way. ft will t«e an othci again till next June. land mark of progress and an honor tc Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Crawford, of the county. Bill Paul's two buildings now stand Albany, and Mias Helen Crawford, of Lebanon. a prominant English walnut near the main road having Vc«n sole grower, came over last •‘unday morning with Isti» acres of the Paul ranch U ami w« ro gu< »ts of the N ews family Mr. Kotrite. Mr. Kowita has in about A» acre* of fail crop. until Monday afternoon. G. Ciliari is building a mammoli < ommixsioner Itussel was over last Friday looking after, he said, county bini house among the tree» back of hit business W c suspect, however, that house. he was looking after votes rather than Loa«!» of lumber are daily beinj the county's w.-llfarc. Well, he fouml handled through this section from Mr at leaot. one republican, who would not Koplin’a saw mill west of .’•anderso« vote for him. bridge. Everything in ladies an-l mi«»e« night gowns and pajamas at W < »ely A Cam» Iftulie» and miases coats and avita, extra nice for the money at Wrsely A Cains, Have you noticed those little r«<l looks "When you were born" sene« Just the thing for •'Chararter Reading Parti«-«. For sale by C. <«. Got'.H. Our new line of axminwter and bro« sei rug» have just arrived. If you an going to Imy. come in and get the first choice. C ham . W kski . v Petter than gold. Th««»«1 little reti books‘’When you were born" »eric«, only 10 cents. They tell you all about yourself. Just what you want, at C. G. G ov - hm . Constipation is the cause of many ailments and disorders that make life miserable. Take ( haml«erlain’s Sten arti and Liver Tablets, keep your bowels tegular and you will avoid theac diseases. For sale by all dealer»' ♦ « ST. CHARLES HOTEL ♦ a ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ft ♦ E hereby announce that lea»«»! anti bull ling on the south side of Thomas crock in Scio. an«l have newly fur- ni»«N-«l the snm«1 for the re ce pt ion of the public. W we have opened the hotel « ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « We propose furnishing th«- beat tn«-al» that can lie supplied from th«1 markets and our rooms and bed» are clean and whok-some. We invite th«1 patronage of the public. E»|iecial accomo dations for commercial men. A L. HOYNTON, Prop. Scio, Oregon X’ Y OU CAN’T KNOW how good the clothes are which we sell, unless you will come in and see them. We are trying to tell you that Hart Schaftner & Marx clothes are the best clothes for w von: all wool, finely tailored, perfect in style ami fit correct, But you have got to see them to Know it. Young men's st\ les are a specialty here New models, weaves, colors, patterns Suits $15 to $30. Overcoats $15 to $25 Knox $5.00 11 its Howes $3.00 Hats TRACY CLOTHING CO One Pi ice Clothers 330 Writ lit Street ALBANY. 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