The Santiam news., March 03, 1911, Image 8

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I - banon'a fine new $2>),UXi M. E
► church was dedicated last Mead.«
’ , More pew cowing and summer dress
) good« have artnr<l at W- • , A Co ■
15he
Warmer
Days
V< t« h grass see-ls, clover, land plas­
ter and commercial fertilixerr at J
F.
* W. ««ly’i.
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[ I A dandy fine line of mens dress shirts
I for »pririg have just arrivi I »t •
* <t Cain».
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Are going to bring house cleaning
and brightening up time
The
home must be fresh and clean to
lie in lune with the sun shining
out of door».
I hi you know
the wonderful change that new
curtains and draperies can make?
Some very beautiful effects are
obtained by using the Colonia)
Drapery Fabrics In colors to
match your walla, etc
The
conventional designs that are so
jopular are shown at this »tore
Cosy corner»
in large numbers,
and window scats covered with
these materials are very pretty.
Old chairs may te tnu«ie to took
os new by covering. The price
la 10 cents to 60 cents per yard.
I
Thirty one birth» O
county «luring January - twenty-one
boys and ten girls.
Tlie movement to imurovr the city
park lots is a n uat meritorious uno.
Everybody should give it a la-ust
J Mr. and Mm. 4
Jose ('at. are visiting relatives in the
vicinity of Crabtree and this city.
Foa B alk SO head of Cotswold ewe«,
full blood but not registered. R. C.
Dsniel, one-ha If mile w«-st of -cio.
Mm. J. G. Gill, of Lebanon, came
over last Thursday for a visit with
relatives. I*r. (¡¡¡I was over Sunday.
Chas. W« sely handles the John Deere
an«! the genuine ««Id Oliver Chilled
plows the two licst plows in the world.
A lba KY, O regon
BREVITIES.
Hor*.
F or “ALK 400 bushels of vetch seed,
! ready for seeding, at *1. Id per bushel,
at r-antiam Farm. «. W. G aines
S E YOUNC ASON
LOCAL
"Çools,
The Corvallis creamery man. II. W.
i Kaupiseh. has established a branch
, creamery at Lebanon.
luire curtains SI tu *10 per futir.
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Garden
I
Allvr.v is to have her new postofficr
* en ded th - y« sr. Th­ building ia to
roat *40.000.
Water opaque window »hades 35c
Oil
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M
0 50 to 75c
With Hartxhorn fixtures.
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See Morrison for M en Spray Pumps
l Planet Ju nor
Rakes, Etc.
Room sise rug», $t> to *30
Small siso rug». *1 to *•«
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MAGNIFICENTLY
ENTERTAINED
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I a -1 us beautify the city park.
Beautiful p«iat «-anl» at Heyne’s.
New spring suits for men at Weseiy
4 Cains.
Ikioks, msgaxines and Postcards at
C. G. «»CON.
Dr. J. W. Cole. Physician and
Surgeon, Scio, Oregon.
Our local automobiliat» have had their
machines out this week.
W early A Cain have a large line of
lacea ami embroideries.
A county road superviaor m«-eting
was held in Albany Tuesday.
The outlook for a prosperous busi­
ness for Sciu ia moat promising.
Efcg» from pure bred Black Minorvas
at 60 cents p«r 13. R. W. GiU.
Mrs, G- W. Phillips, of Silverton, is
visiting her sun W. M. Phillips.
When you have rheumatism in your
IM shoats, weight from foot or instep apply Chamberlain's
5o to 76 poun«ls. Inquire of R W. Gill. Liniment and you will get quick relief.
Weaely & Cain have one of the It costs but a quarter. Why suffer?
largest and beat lines of shoe» in the For sale by all dealers.
It ia stated that President Diax. of
Jack Bilyeu says I he is dead, but Mexico, is endeavoring to arrange
simply walks around to save funeral pence terms with the insurgents. The
insurgents demand that Dias shall re-
'expenses.
aign as a first requisite for peace.
Our state colleges asked for too
We have to make room for our new
much and are likely to lx- denied the
spring
stock of wnll paper and carjiets;
whole cheese.
so we are compelled to sacrifice on our
A swell line of mens spring suits in
prices for the next 30 days.
ail the latest stytoa have arrived at
C ha «. W ksri . y
Weaely A Cains.
The Farmers Meat Market will pay
Work was begun, thia week. In the
the highest market price for beef,
erection of Mrs. Piatt's cottage in the
mutton, veal, J>ork, hides and eggs.
north end of tewn.
They dont want the earth, but they do
A full li-.c of Lilly's guaranteed want your produce and an- willing to
garden seeds, chick feed, bone, shell pay for It.
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and grit at Wesely'a Grocery.
We handle the Van Brunt anil Ken­
The Oregonian ia having a difficult
tucky grain drills the standard grain
time in demon«tr»ting that the recall
drills on the market. We have a car
as well as asaemblyiam are friendly to
load of them in stock. Come and see
our primary law.
us before you buy alaewher«.
If Governor West had vetoed the
C has . W eekly
college appropriations and that for the
Fruit spray (lime an«! sulphur) one
state house, every taxpayer wuuk! have
gallon makes 12 gallons ready for spray­
arose and called him blessed.
ing. Recommended by Oregon Agri- ’
Special sale on wall paper, carpet and cultural college 36 cents per gallon,
Unoleum for the next 30 days. Come you to furnish the container. E. C
and see us before yuu buy.
Peery. Druggist.
country.
C has . W kski . y
Hickory Smoke Extract, a liquid
Have you noticed those little rrd smoker, applied to meat,
i
preserves it
IxMiks "When you were born" series. Indefinitely and gives it thst delicious
Just the thing for "Character Reading fisvor of the smoke of green hickorv
Parties. For sale by C. G, GoOciH.
wood. Try it. th« se who have speak
Ask to see the big book at W< sely A highly of it. For sale by J. F. Wcsely.
Cains. It has a sample of all their
Do vou know that of all the minor
rmbroidvri«-» and laces in it. You can : ailments col«ts are by far the moat
find what you want in a few minutes.
' «fangerou»? It ia not the cold itself that
L<»«T line H-ycar old heifer, and four j you need to fear, but the serious dis-
1-year old steers. Marked with a round cases that it often leads to. Moat of
hole in the right ear; color red. except these are known as germ diseases, i
one ste«*r is roan.
Parlies notifying Pneum«>nie anti consumption are among j
me of their whereabouts will b« re them. Why not take Chamberlain's
warded. John Spring, Foster, Ore.
tough Remedy and cure your cold
$-17
| while you can? For sale by all dealers. .
The People’s Store
(Continued from |>ag<- II
IS THE l’l \< E TO BUY
Back with. Mr llartog, Stat«- Senator
M A Miller. Editor Hofer, State Rs-
presenlatlve W. E. Miller and extended
an invitation to anyone in the audience
to make remarks.
The members of the courts thought
that the coat of the bridge would be
tietween $40,000 ami $60,000.
Their
talks implied that as there had been no
levy fur this special purpose made, the
work <oukt not be undertaken, thia
year. But after hearing the sentiment
of the audience as expressed by a num­
tier of speasers, it was quite evident
that the courts had m «difird their
opinions.
Petitions from Stayton. Aumsville.
Turner and Salem, were ready to file
with the Mahon county court ami peti
turns having about 600 signatures has
been filed with the Linn county court.
A committee consisting of E. C Perry,
John llolt and W. E. Miller has been
appoint»! to push th«» matter before
the Linn county court am! a like com­
mittee has Ix-en selected to wait upon
the Marion county court tor like pur
pose. It is purposed to push thia mat-
trr and keep pushing until the order is
made to buUd the bridge. Certainly,
their Is no place in cither county where
the demand of trafic is more deserving
of a bridge an«! The News believes that
with a proper presentation of the mat­
ter by these committees, the courts
will make the order.-
<:!£<»< i i : ies , sudes
Mine ex-Ho«t Carpenter vacated the
Scio hotel, this wees. "Dad" sat «he
I^ebanon is to have a 3-story concrete
has served his full time at the hotel
hotel. The buikling will have 60 room«,
business.
will be steam heated and modern in
Father "Taylor” csini- up from Port­ every respect.
land, last Saturday. He ha«l l>e«-n so­
I amtt On the streets of <cio, a ladies
journing at Portland hospital fur a
gold neck chain with cross appendage.
week on account of an attack of
The tinder will please leave the same
bronchitis.
st the B antu m Nitwa office.
Manager Warner returned to hi» post
Now ia the time to sprav vour fruit
of duty. I HMM ap|M-nrance« h-- had a
trees with Mme and sulphur solution.
number of good feeds while on his
We handle the 100 per cent, pure
week's visit.
quality. For sale in quart, gallon or
T. J. Munkern, of Portland, came up barrel quantities at Wesely’a Grocery.
last Saturday to )<>uk after business
Clean-up sale In wall paper Prices
mat tern and to shake hands with his
for the next twelve days, cut one half.
old Scio friends.
Our stock consists of many choice
Fred B. West was called to Dallas, patterns, which must lie sold tn make
last Saturday, to attend the funeral of room for spring stock. E. C Peery
a very ctose friend. During his absence druggist.
Walt Bilyeu furnished the city lingten-
R. Shelton, last week, sold 20 acres
ing.
of land on the north side of the Daniel
Dr. Lowe, the optician, will be in farm, situated one mile northwest of
Stay ton March 16 am! to noon of March Scio, to Matt Ixiberger, for IlHtO, and
16; Ix-banon March 17 to noon of March this week he sold th«- May farm of 24
IM. Don't fail to consult him about acres, situated at the southwest corner
your ryes and glasses.
of Scio, to Joseph Nemec, of the state
We have just received a car of Ban­ of Washington, for $5000.
ner buggies. We will have, also, a ear
of Melbum wagons and a car of Mc­
Cormick cutting machinery. Korinek
A Mielke, Stayton. Ore.
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We constantly keep on hand
a freth clean stock and always
aim to do what is njfht with
our customers. Call and see
what we have. We will be
pleased to quote you prices.
KALINA
OVER WOODWORTHS DRUG STORE
BOTH PHONES
ALBANY
OREGON
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the best real estate
lawyer can give you
regarding a purchase
of property, ia to have
an abstract of it be­
fore the deal ia closed.
Our Abstracts are
Thorough, Aletolutclv
Accurate hietorit-e of
the property—they are
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Sash, Doors,Moulding, Frames, Shingles Etc.
Estimates and Plans for Buildmis famished od short cotice
Mills I .ocateil on South Side of Bridge, Scio, Oregon
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J. J.Barne«, W. F. Giti,
J. A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barms,
C. A. Warner.
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