The Santiam news., February 10, 1911, Image 8

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Wesely A Cain have received alt of
their spring g<««is. Call and •••«• th«ni
Sec Morrison fur Myers Spray Pumps
Planet Junior Garden Tools. H<~».
Rakes, Etc.
Schillings Ttest. 1 You know what.
Guaranteed or your r money bark by
Wesely’s Grocery.
Save your chicks
Germoaone Diamond
chick feed, at Wesely’s Grocery.
VERY FAST
LV OUR JANUARY
CLEAN UP SALE
People are takirg advan­
tage of the great reductions
which reign in every depart*
ment
2 MM) pa rs of shoes,
everyone a bargrin.
1 Julies suits are ex­
tremely ow priced.
Hundreds of other
goods offers many
chances to save.
Attend this sale as aoon as
you can. The biggett bar­
gains are sure to go first.
S E YOUNG ¿SON
A lbany , O regon
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BREVITIES.
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Valentine post ca-ds at Heyne’s.
Remember Grange meeting tomorrow
New spring goeds at Wisely 4 Cains.
Now spring drees goods at Wesely A-
Cains.
Mrs. Jas. A. Peery to reported to be
epnte sick.
Books, magazines and Post car is at
C. G. «MM'tlH.
Dr. J. W < ole. Physician and
Surgeon, Scio, Oregon.
See tho new embr lideries and laces
at Wesely 4 Cains.
Spring muslin underwear, embroider­
ies anil laces al Wi sely * Cains.
Mr* W. F. Gill and Mr*. I red Bilyeu
went to Portland. Tueaia,- norning.
for a two-weeks visit
Just received, for spring, a large line
of ladies waists and muslin underwear
at Wesely 4 Cains.
Peery Bilyeu expects to move to
Crabtree within a shott time. Scio
regrets to have you move away, Peery.
The annual Midwinter Number of
The Times has been received ami to
i more beautiful than ever. The art
color work, the fine pajier, the superb
' printing ami the marvelous range of
Two families are likely to have to reading matter about Southern Califor-
leave town because they can get no | nia and the Southwest make it exceed
houses in which to live. Surely some mgly attractive as well as informing.
of our well-to-do citizens shouki remedy The whole issue comprises over 2|X) 1
page*, with sixty pages of illustrations i
thia defect, ere the war passes.
from photographs. There are also a
J. I- Davenport went over to Corval­ number of clever cartoons. The bri'-
lis Monday, to relieve his partner. Chaa. ; liantly executed color pages of scenery,
Barrows of the care of their fine porcine products and phases of life in the
quadrupeds, which th«y have loaned Southland are especially appealinp.
to O. A. C. for demonstration purposes. Everybody who has seen the numlwr to
Dr. S. C, Browne, who leased an«! delighted with it; ami as a matter of
took charge of the general hospital at newspaper acievement it is all the more
Sumpter has, recently, purchased the remarkable in view of the fact that
same and to now soul owner. It to re , this great number male its appearance
ported that Dr. Brown to getting along Jan. 12. barely three months after The
nicely and to well pleased with the Times plant was destroyed by dynamite
,
work.
' and fire.
Have you noticed thoae little red
books “When you were born” series.
Just the thing for ’’Character Reading
Parties. For sale by C. <i. GotHiH.
Stilt Su:isticil lure« Will Advance Oregon's
liltftsis Lew CiUtiist Rates
State development will receive a
FoR HALB 4tol bushels of vetch seed,
ready for seeding, at 11.10 per bushel, impetus if House Bill No. Mil.
' before the Legislature, passe*. Th to
at hantiatn Farm. >. W. G ai NKS
meaaurr will create a statistical bureau
Save your subscription for the Ore­
and immigration agent and authentic
gon Journal on Bargain Day. February
statistics presenting the opportunities
I to 7 fur Imogene Gill, Postmistress.
of Oregon will then be available for use
Ask to see the big book at W< ely A by the various commercial organizations
Cains. It has a sample of all their that are now without an official source
embroideries ami laces in it, You can 1 for reliable data.
A state booklet,
find what you want In a few minutes.
I furnishing facta about Oregon in con-
Ladies low shoes, oxfords, pumps : ctoc form, will be the basis of extensive
and ties Talk about something nice. I advertising.
Weselv Si (Cain received one of the
The Oregon Development league will
swellest lines in the country this week. reprint a state booklet in large quanti
Drop in and see them.
- ties. It is felt that the thousands who
Everyone who can should l>e present are inquiring about the advantages this
when the Marion and Linn County state offers can Lest be supplied with
Courts meet to pass u|>on the North information if it comes with the official
Santiam bridge. The Courts want to stamp of the state, indicating its
The railroads,
know that the people really desire the aulhoritive character,
alao, will duplicate such a booklet by
bridge.
hundreds of thousamto.
How to cure a cold is a question in
Th.- bill no» being considered was
which many are interested just now.
framed by the Oregon Development
ChamlM-rlaln's t ough Remedy has won
league to meet a general demand for a
Its great reputation and immense sa e
' state publication.
The measure pro-
by its remarkable cure of colds. It can
■ vides that the immigration agent shall
always be depended upon. For sale by
serve without pay but makes an appro­
all dealers.
priation of $25.0«), barely the coat of
Wm. Ehlert, the Mexican Mine compiling and printing
a limited
Limited promoter, came over from ■ original «edition of the booklet. Once
Ixbanon, Tuesday morning.
II- re­ available, such a publication will be
port* satisfactory progress being made
duplicated widely.
at the mines and that the development
That Oregon will double its present
work is about completed.
' population during the next ten years
Packard shoes for men. the best on is the prediction of Dr. Joseph Schafer,
the market for th«- mon»», made in head of the department of history at
Brockton, Maas.. ♦ < 50. $4 00. $4.50 and the University of Oregon. He draws
»6.00. A swell line direct from the interesting parallels between the agri­
factory has just arrived at Wesely A cultural states of the Mi'idle West and
Cains.
; Oregon, which he says to now facing
J. F Wesely has installed the first an era similar to that marking the
elevator for Scio. H* now has the hall period» of the heaviest settlement in
above his place of business, which he the Mississippi Valley. He finds that
ethers
uses for a ware room and photograph Illinois, Iowa, Indiana and
gallery, al whi-h he amuses himself doubled their population in ten year
periods when people sought the cheap
when he has nothing else to do.
agricultural lamia to be had there. He
Early last Friday morning. Hotel expects history to repeat itself in
Ij<banon, Mbanon's only hoatelery, Oregon.
was totally destroyed by fire. The
Pendleton to setting a good example
cause to assigned as being a defective
of M estern enterprise by starting early
flue. The loss totals som-thing over
to put on a great show at the time of
$15000, which is partially covered by
its annual "Round Up.” Liberal sub­
insurance.
scriptions are being made to buikl a
When her child is in danger a woman race track and grandstands that will be
will riaa her life to protect it. No ample for the occasion. A large tract
great act of heroism or risk of life is of ground near the city ha* been put-
necessary to protect a child from croup, chased and the 1911 show promises to
(live Chamlierlain'a Cough Remedy and be a great success.
Pendleton to
all danger to avoided. For sale by all attracting wide attention through ita
dealers.
unique frontier celebration, f
Riley Shelton, of Scio, Ore., to the
Make monev from vour hens bv feed­ old safe real estate dealer, he to receiv-
ing Lee's Egg Maker, bone, shell and mg inquiries for farm lands, For a
quick sale, list your land with him. He
grit. At Wesely’s Grocery.
has fcr sale near Scio, 5 and 10 acre
If our city council places lamps at
tracts, also three small farms, 14. 16
every street crossing. Scio will lie
and 24 acres, improved, prices from
about the best light«««! town in Oregon.
♦13000 to ».'«MX).
The beat line of fancy anil staple
A piece of flannel dampened with
groceries in the Valley, at living prices
Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on
at Wesely’s Grocery.
Raise fruit instead of bugs. worms to the affected parts to superior to anv
and moss, by using Lilly's Beat Tree plaster. When troubled with lame back
or pains in the side or chest give it a
Spray. At Wesely’s Grocery.
trial and you are certain to be more
Mena hats, something good, in all the than pleased with the prompt relief
latest styles for spring, have arrived which it affords. Sold by all dealers.
at Wesely 4 Cains.
The Stayton Mail to keeping tally of
Mr. and Mrs M M Peery of Spring the number of drunken men seen on
field, came down last Saturday for a the streets, there, since the opening of
few days visit with relatives in this the saloons. If a like score had been
vicinity.
kept during the "dry" days, an equally
Boas -On February 3. 1911, at the bad showing could have been made, if
home of Nate Kirk near Scio, to the the reports were facta. In the last
wife of Robert Nelson, of Albany, a mentioned case the ••drunks” were as
strong an argument against no saloons
son. Orthodox weight.
F. M Hazeltinc, who was well known as the "drunks” of last week were
in the vicinity of Scio ami Stayton, against saloons of the present. Be
died at his home in Salem, on February fair brother,
2, aged about 67 year*.
LAND LETTER
The double tracking of th* 0. W. R.
4 N. line down the Columbia river
from Echo to Portland, as authorised
thia week by the Harriman director* in
New York, will be of great benefit to
the whole state. Improved trsnspota-
tion facilities will be provided, but,
perhaps best of all, is the confidence
shown in the Northwest by the great
railway system in authorizing thia
heavy investment.
Usual low-priced colonist rates to the
Pacific Northwest from the East will
be in effect from March 10 to April 10
and will, no doubt, result in inducing
many settlers to come West. Rates
will be the samr as last year, on the
basis of »25 to the coast from Missouri
river terminals.
Fare from other
points is in proportion.
The Portland Fair and Livestock
Association has decided upon the same
dates used last year for the meet next
Fall and will often September 4. Large
business interests of the city who are
tiehind the project are supporting it
generously and the coming show
promises to be far more successful than
any of the annual fairs so far held. It
is expected to bring to Portland a large
numtwr of merchants and representative
citizens from the entire country tribu­
tary to Portland at the time of the fair,
making it an attraction of wide interest.
Moat people argue that the home
merchanta ami home mechanics should
be patronised in preference to those of
the outside Yet a few people, who
advocate this idea, if they think they .
can save 15 cents by sending etocwh, re
far their goods or whatever they item re,
do so. Some do this when they are in
need of job printing.
But when they
want some free advertising, they can
come to the printer to do it, thinking
that he knows nothing about sending to
other points for their printing. But do
not make a Mistake in the matter. The
N ews is on to every merchant or other
business man who sends out of the city
for his printing.
The People’s Store
IS THE PLACE TO Bl Y
G|{i)( EKI1S,
SHOES
AN!) I »K Y<;< »<>1 >S
We constantly keep on hand
a fresh clean stock and always
aim to «io what is right with
our customers, Call and see
what we have.
We will be
pleased to quote you prices.
KALINA A.
PROCHASKA,
Scio, Oregon
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Manufacturers and Dealern in
Sash, /")oorst. \louIdiag, Franies, Shin¡¡les Etc.
Estimates and Plans for Bnildinzs furnished on short notice
Mill* Locateli on South Side of Bridge, Scio, Oregon