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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1911)
SGIO STANDS AT THE TOP SOODS ARE M0VIH6 VERY FAST IN OUR JANUARY CLEAN UP SALE Scjl Jachsa't Repert Slows tie hreetfiv o! trowtl cl tar ScheH People are tuki: g advan tage of the great reductions which reign in every depart ment. 2000 pairs <.f shoes, everyone ■ bargrin. Ladies suits are ex tremely ow priced, liundre Is of otl er goods < ffers many chances to »■ave. Attend this sale as soon as you can. The biggest bar gains are sure to go first. S £ YOUNG*SON A lbany . O regon * LOCAL BREVITIES. Oysters any style st Heyne’s con fectionary. Books, magazines and Boat cards at C G ■«>< GH. Dr. J. W Cole, Physician Surgeon. Scio, Oregon. ami W. A. Ewing was a spectator st the Portland Sheep Show, last week. Remember. the Special sale at Chas. Weeely’s will clt<ee January 15. V. Cladek returned from a business visit t<> Portland, last Saturday even ing. Make money from your hens by ''red ing Lee's Egg Maker, bone, shell and grit. At Wesely's Grocery. I will give lly )>er cent discount for cash on all outstanding accounts for 10 days. N. I. M okkimon The best line of fancy and staple groceries in the Valley, at living prices at Wesely'a Grocery. J M. Burnside, of Haines Oregon, a relatives of the Gills, of this city, is visiting in thia city. Raise fruit instead of bugs, worms and moss, by using Lilly's Bret Tree Spray. At Weaely’s Grocery. We give below a synopsis of Sup!.. jJackaon's annual report. It will be •een that the perctnlage of increase for the Scio schools stand rqual to the best and had the full enrollment 41531 been made, Scio's percentage of In crease would have been nearly 3! fprr cent. Scio stands fourth in the high schools of the county. County School bu;x r>r '«•«> (.-t t W I Jackson has completed the school «numeration for Linn county and the figures are very gratifying, there be ing a healthy increase in nearly all districts The total number enrolled in Linn county schools for !W11 is 7704. which is 2H5 more than appeared on the rolls in 1910. when the figures were 7419. Albany has 1473 school children this year, a gsin of 91 or 6 per cent over I9J0, when the figures were 1882. In licbanon the gain was 56, or 10 p-r cent, the enrollment In 1911 being rt N and In 1910 552. North Brownsville has gained 6, in 1910 having 266 and 1911 171; South Brownsville lost 3 having 209 in 1910 and at present Harrisburg shows a healthy increase of 20 per cent, the figures being 1910, 175 and ¡911. 210; Halsey has a decrease of 11. the enrollment in 1910 bring 149 and 1911, 139. Scio game«! 31 pupi s. or 30 percent, the 1910 figures being 117 am! 1911, ISO On the fifteen high schools of Linn county having courses of from one to four years, the attendance is 618. In the 10 principal high schools of the county the enrollment for 1911 , is as follows: Albany 265; 1* banon K9. N. Brownsville. Hcio. 33; Halsey, 27; Harnlsburg. 31; Oakville, 19; and I .acorn b, 19. Superintendent 'akson reports 12 or 15 new sch<«>l buildings erected in Linn county unng 1910, all modern and substantial structures, the (•eat being those of Albany, Browns ville and Lebanon. A card Containing many useful suggestions is being mailed by Mr. Jackson to the teachers throughout the county and wdl uq- llivm in conducting their rooms properly. ' Cirlead Jcsl Fectned Save your subscription for the Ore Schillings Best. You know what. gon Journal on Bargain Day. February Guaranteed or your money back by 1 to 7 for Imogene GIB, Postmistress. Wesely'a Grocery. Better than gold. Thoee little reel F or “ ai .K 400 bushels of vetch seed, books "When you were born" series, ready for seeding, at 51.10 per bushel, only 10 cents. They tell you all about at Hantiain Farm. K. W. G ainer yourself. Just what you want, at C. When buying a cough medicine for G. GovuH'a. children bear in mind that Chamber Oregon had her first touch of winter lain's Cough Remedy is most effectual in Scio, thia week. Very high winds for colds, croup and whooping cough Sunday night and more or leas snow and that it contains no harmful <^rug Monday night and Tuesday. The snow For sale hy all dealers. me ltd as fast as it fell. Read in January Sunset Magmine, Representative Rusk, of Wallowa "Loa Angeles, Homeland." Superbly county, was elected speaker of the illustrated in four colors. The Spell, House of Representatives and Ben bv C. N. and A. M. M illiamson. A Selling waa elected president of the thrilling California romance. Now on Senate, at Salem, last Monday. sale at all news stands, 15 cents. The Farmers Meat Market will pay Do you know that fully nine out of the highest marcet price for beef, every ten cases of rheumatism arc mutton, veal, pork, hides and «ggs. simply rheumatism of the muscles due They dont want the earth, but they do to cold ot damp, or chronic rheumatism, want your produce and arc willing to and require no internal treatment pay for it whatever? Apply Chamberlain's Lini Ri fiairs to the Woodburn Springfiekl branch of the Southern Pacific are badly needed. Passengers almoat have seasickness because the road is so unlevel, joints low. etc. Unless re pairs are made soon, first-class news it ms will be plentiful. EVENT AT ALBANY « o The People’s Store IO BI T is THE PLACE Th«' must interesting and important event of th«* year to people that are desirous of saving mooev and moat particularly to people of limited means that are <-cunp«-n«-d to save money, is the Great Annual t learunce Sale at the Big Store of I hambers A Mc Cune's. The past record of their Great Annual Sales has proven to the pcuple that it Is an opportunity once a year never surpassed on the Pacific Coast, and thousands of people wait for this Great Annual Sale and croad the Big Store from the first day to the last. The buying power of this large Merchandise Emporium enables them to umier sell all competition at any time, then think what it means to give the public thsir choice from a 1100.000.00 stock of Wearing Apparel. Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Shoes, etc., at one-half, one-third, and one- fourth leas than they can be bought for at any other place in Oregon. i No wonder the people wait for this Great Sale, fur women’s and misses new fsll suits that sold for 117, can O now be bought for 56.95. a saving of $6.06, and all suits that sold for 5)9.tO can lie bought for 58.85, a saving of 49 65. and all other suits at the same rate of reduction. Great bargain prices on all women's misses and childrens coats, for instance, childrens coats, ages 4 to 14 years, worth up to 52 96, selling now at 51 00. and coats worth up to 5X(M). 44.(XI and 55.00, ar« selling at 51 46, 51 9H and you have a chance to select from a stock of over 2000 garments. Pattern hats worth up to 525 O’ are now selling for 51 96, 5X 96. and 55.99. SHOD pairs of shoes for women, misses and children, all new winter st) lea, in any kind of lest! er, at prievs far below any other store. New spring ginghams, prints, and percales for 5c, He, and Itk- per yard that acll for almoat double at any oth r time and all outing flannels, flannelette, » muslins, sheetings, blanket», comforts and table linens, in fact any thi ig you might wish to I uv, at price« never be fore seen or heard of. Every customer is a'»u counted in on the beautiful fW) I aidwin piano which is to be given away on Satur day. February 4 absolutely free. One of the big Merchandise Bulletins will l>e mailed to any address upon re ceipt of a card mailed to 1 he Greater Chambers A McCune store at Albany, Oregon. We have just recciven a carload of American National Field fence and Bard Wire. This fencing is about the best on the market, and the prices we Report of the Conditi« n of can make you arc tietter than else where. as we buy direct from the THE SCIO STATI. BANK factory. Get our prices before you buy else At Scio, in the State of Oregon, at the where. close of business January 7, 1911 (.'ll as . WgsBLY Come to Heyne’s for hot drinks ami Fred Jones went to Medford, last Saturday night, called there by the sandwiches. dangerous illness vf his only sister. Good bale) out hay for sale. Inquire R. Shelton went to Albany Monday, of R. Shelton. to superintend 'he sale of some proper F or PAlJt Plenty of fine baled hav ty of which he was the referee. at |12 per ton V. Cladek When given as soon as the croupy cough appears Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will ward off an attack of croup ami prevent all danger ami cause of anxiety. Thousands of mothers use it successfully. Mold by all dealers. »: A GREAT ANNUAL (.Ro( ElilES, SHOES AM> DRYGOODS We constantly keep on hand a fresn clean stock and always aim t> do what is right with our customers, Call and see We will be what we have, pleased to quote you prices. KALINA &. Props. PROCHASKA, Scio, Oregon .QU ornes«» P miuiiiknt , W. F .Gill. H c . kktvhv , C. A. Warner l>lMe«-ri>N» J. J.Barnes, W. F. 0111. J. A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barn«», C. A. V arner. Ml’< V|->K< >H TO SCIO ROLLER MILLS IN« lOHIVlKA I K.t> IlKOSiMIlKH a*. UMK*. W» «io • Oeneral Custom Mklhrtg Bualnt««. Fwwd Stolto FUur. a»n & W» Wheal ara in «he ßou<hl and far Field «^ Fleur and for Eichanged Bulinata and Will Treat You Kight RKHOVIUKB Loans and discounts............. «37,253.78 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. ................... 558. 19 Bonds, securities, etc............ 12,862 15 Banking house, furniture and fixtures .............. 5,000.00 Cash and due from approved reserve banks................ 50,132.00 Checks and other cash items 337.12 DR. W. R. BILYEU DENTIST OYER WOODWORTHS DRUG 8T0RE (ALBANY A. Total ................... 105.643 15 Total...................... 105,64X15 State of Oregon. ) as County of Linn I I, W. A". Ewing, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best ment freely and see how quickly it of my knowledge and belief. gives relief. For sale by all dealers. W. A. E wing , Cashier. The Albany Herald’s report of Linn Subscribed and sworn to before me county schools, last week, gave the this 11th dsy of January'. 1911. increase of the Scio schools as 23 R. SHKLTON, Notary Public pupils and the consequent increase of percentage st 20 per cent. As a matter Constipation is the cause of many of fact, the increase should have been 83 according to the Herald report 36 ailments and disorders that make life waa the actual Increase ano the per miserable. Take Chamberlain's Stom centage of gain should have been near ach and Liver Tablets, keep your ly 31 instead of 20 as given by that bowels regular and you will avoid these diseases. For site by all dealer*' «' paper, lie fair Brother. OREGON 0. PRILL. M. D. Surgeon Physician I.IARILITIE6 Capital stock paid in .......... «10,000,00 Surplus fund ........................... 927.62 Undivided profits, lesa expen ses ami taxes paid ........ 2,015.09 Individual depoaits subject to cheek ................. 79,518.00 j Demand certificates of deposit.............................. 18,047.20 Liabilities other than those above stated..................... 135.25 BOTH PHONES - - Telephone, Exchange No. Il The BOtilidevt advice the best real estate lawver can give you regarding a purchase of property, is to have an abstract of it lie- fore the deal is closed.’ Our Abstracts are Thoron ph. Absolutely Accurate histories of the property—they are absolutely safe guides to bur by as regards the validity of the title Linn County Attract Co. SCIO : : ; OREGON Final Seltlenieni Notice Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern. That the undersigned has filed his final account in the matter of the estate of G. W. Vernon deceas ed, in the county «rnurt of Li.in County. Oregon; and that said court has fixed the 6th day of February, 1911 at the hour of nine o'clock a. m. of said day as the time for the hearing and settling <»f all abjections to said account. All persons having any objection to said account arc hereby notifiwi to file the same on or before said last mention« d date, in said court. Dat«Ki thia 23 day of December, 1910. J. F. LcrrtJta Administrator. First publication December 23, 1910. Last publication January 27, 1911. 301 Beadafola Si. ALBANY OREGON Chamberlain’s Never taita. Rey M auw. U vee Ufa. .
