The Santiam news., April 14, 1911, Image 8

r*»
rf ,1,r 1t/* I eife-iA
.................. - -
—
>
Spring Apparel
Easter is the time of
the year you must make a
special effort to oe newly
and properly clad. The hat
is a most important item.
Our millinery department
is amusingly complete with
the seasons’ most stylish
designs.
Suits, dresses,
waists, muslin underwear,
corsets, gloves, collars, hose
shoes, etc.
Your every
needs will be found here.
Visit this store before you
buy your spring apparel.
Who »aid "winter waa over.”
Wm. Titus of Kansas, is touting
relatives in this vicinity.
Bee Morrisonfor Myers Spray l*ump»
Planet Junior <>arden Tools, II««»
Rakes, Etc,
Seed Oats fur Sale I have a quantity
of 3-grain see«! oats for sale. I.. Zeller.
Thomas Ore.
2t
Wesely A Cains big clothing sale of
mens ami boys suits commrnc«-» Satur­
day, April K, every suit in the store to
be un sale.
It ia d«-sircd that more fleeces be
’
added to the moHair pool, which is be.
mg made up by R. Shelton. The largt r
the pool, the better the price will
probably be.
I
»
The People’s Store
GROCERIES, SHOES
AND DRYGOODS
West Scia Items
The mossbark perched on a mossy log
With back humped like a bull frog.
Through many a month of sun and rain
Croaked o'er and o’ er thl» aad refrain:
"It can't, it can't be done."
■
We constantly keep on hand
The weather changed, Wednesday. While men built road ami threw up
a
Hail was substitut«*d for snow, Surely
a
a
frvan clean stock and always
grade.
the Weather Clerk is taking a vacation
Ami mile on mile of »tevl rail» laid.
aim to do what is right with
and has left one of his boys in charge
The mo»»t»ack nat and humped hi»
of th« burliness.
Call and see
our customers,
hump
We have 300,000 feet of lumber and Scratched hie head ami rubbed hi»
what we have.
We will be
are able to fill anv kind of a bill, from
pleased to quote you prices.
a bam to u teatable. We. also, keep a i Wei), here 1 atn writing spring poetry
A lbany , O regon
g<»>i supply <>f ceno nt on hand. S> ■ the thing most obnoxious to a news-
l»aper editor, It mu»t l»e the tunny
Planing Mills Co.
spring weather we have been having |
Th«- comlenaery received its refrigera­
that turn» one» thought» to romance.
ting plant, last week, and will be ready
KALINA A. PROCHASKA. Props.
Everywhere I aee women tending
for business as soon as the plant ia In-
Scio, Oregon
stalle«l. President Pe«-ry thinks the their flower garden» and the bird« ami
hen«, too. are buialy scratching in the
startup will be made un April 17.
•
LOCAL BREVITICS.
tie III».
*
*
nooooooooooooooooooo
Those colonists who have just arrived ’
»M»
in the Willamette valley, must have! Speaking of h<-ns lead* me to remem-
bcr
that
one
of
our
neighbors
cleared
had a comfortable home feeling Tues- :
day morning, when they lieheld the : above all sxpenses, 172 HO from 160
Beautiful |x>st ranis at Heyne's.
ground white with snow ami more • hen* during December and January and
another neighbor viM 250 dozen eggs
F or S alk —Plenty of fine hay. V. falling.
from UM) hen« during March, besides
Cladek,
J udge Duncan and Commissioner I
It is thought that the fruit is rot Russell were over in Tom Holt's auto, some of these hen» Were engagol in
hatching out a hundred chicks. The
materially injured. as yet.
last wdek, looking over the road which
chicken business seems very satisfac­
Buy your suit for spring now at it is propos« I to improve. There will
tory here, though »«»me have complain­
Wesely A Cain», while the big sale is be nearly FUk»» to applv for this ex-
ed that blasting on the new road south
on.
pemlure.
• t town has mlerfercil with hatching.
NltlW Hrnwr, of the Brownsville
Tom L. Johnson, the man who single-
Sunday night Mr. Channing received
Tim«*, ha» b«-en elet'icd mayor of handed forced street cars In his home
a telegram saying that his daughter,
Brownsville.
town, Toledo, Ohio, to grant 3-cent
living i ear Aberdeen, Wash , and her
Empire Cream separators last longest far«*», died last Monday. In his death child were very seriously tmmel. The
, u |... ■
ami run <-»ie«t. For sale by Fred T. th«- w hole . natl««n
Channing family left for Aberdeen on
e»|x-c tally the common |>eople.
Bilyeu.
Monday morning.
Mr. ami Mrs. Randall, of Council
The new charter campaign waxes
C. H. Reynolds ami wife, of Omaha.
warm. The school boy» have taken the Bluff. Iowa, was in town last week. Neb., were visitors at the Burden place
matter up and now something is doing Mr. Ran iall represents ten families Ft . ...
Mr I:.
!■ -1-. «»«•.«<•' 7
Vogue clothing the correct thing for who contemplste coming to Oregon. feet do not know what a gram! country
young men, row on »»le at Wesely A He has been examining lyids aleiut we have here. We think, however, it 0
West Scio with ■ view of locating was Mr. ReynoMs that did not know
Cains.
blMieniKH
orrui»»
them.
until he saw it.
The streets of Scio were white with
J.
J.
Barnes,
W. F. Gill,
Passi
n»NT,
W.
F.
Gill.
Governor West is a man who set»
snow. Tuesday morning, for the firat
In resiling over this, I find that 1 left
J. A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barns»,
Hn-arrtar, C. A. Warner
things.
When
visiting
the
penitentiary
time In the history of the town for
the last stanza of the mosshack incom­
C. A. Waruer.
he saw considerable dirt and filth in plete. As the gentle reader has doubt
April 11.
places which ought to have been clean. les» surmised, he rubbed his rump and
Wm. Ehlert, of Lebanon, was over
Ilia mere suggestion that a clean-up continued ms croaking.
last Thursday to aee his sister who had
been injuriwl when about a grubbing day waa in order, had the drain d
B. I.. W.
effect
machine.
The rains of last Sunday dampened
If you intend buying a new spring or
i ides
Ml '<
>H
TO
summer suit, take a look at the nice | the ardor of our base ball boys. The
Mrs. Geo. Piatt returned from the
la-banon
team
came
over,
but
the
samples at C. ti. Gough's, agent for j
weather looked so threatening and with Salem hospital feeling fine; although
Kauff manna clothes.
fr«M|uent »how«-r», that they started not well yet, she i» on her way to re-
Geo. McMillan, one of the most noted home immediately after lunch. Better co vary.
IN, VHIIIHAThll I
< KMin i«
too*.
foot ball players of the Northwest, luck next time, boys.
The Miller cemetery looks like a new
was instantly kill«*.I by a Fourth street
A swell line of Packard low shoes fur place since being worked on by a few
railroad train. April 7.
men has just arrived at Wesely & of the Shelhur 1 ladies.
Dr. J. W. Cole has rented the J. N, 1 Cains in Tan, Pat. colt. Velour calf,
The Shelburn Toughs lost a game on
Morris hotel building ns a residence ; W i I low calf. Gun metal and Vici, made the Scio ball diamond to the Scio High
ami office. His office ui in what was I in button, lace and college ties, over school by the narrow margin of H to 1.
formerly the sample num.
it is reported that the Trollinger
j the latest style lasts such as the Wiz­
Bob Perry. J. F. Wesely and others ard, Chub, Tycob, Router, Nob, Fad Bros, mill will finish [sawing within
about a month.
went up to the Crown mines, Saturday. and to fit.
t. j. acxiui,
Mr. Wesely was taken along as the
Mrs. Marion Tindall apent Sunday at
I'reMuUnt
Teacher's Summer Review Term he-
W eatherford & son
photographer of the trip.
gins at Albany < ««liege July 1<> ami will her home. She returned to Portland
The Lamson Frostking gasoline continue to August 19. All branches on Monday.
Several of the boys helped John Blno
engine* arc the b«-«t ami simplest. Bet­ for state certificates will be taught by
Tak<M <wr* ot roor mo>i»r. aolng the .iinMwt
ter see on«- before buying that wood th«- best instructors. Advanced work celebrate his wedding Sunday. They
•tlllgen.v for ,oar asMy. It lor«« »trletly
saw or pumping outfit. Sold by Fret! tn high school subjects. Primary ami found a keg of hop juice and a good
Office in Bln nil»» rg Block
Nanking bii-in«-»- takes «are nT your
time
was
the
result.
T. Bilyeu,
intermediate methods a specialty.
«■hr,«» on «»that
Imnk«. inakr»
'r»>i Irra lor yon lunk^» kant
Interview * uperintendent W. L. Jack-
A great treat was given A. F. ALBANY
( >k«>lO
Found On the T. J. S. grounds,
non»l»trnt
with ,<x».
son or Pr.-sidiyit II. M Crooks.
Gooch's household one night last week
near Richardson bridge, a watch.
enmarvatl*» bust
When a medicine must lie given to when Mr, Henderson, a violin player
nrw ntsthols
Owner describe watch amt pay for thia
notice, can have the same by calling on young children it should be pleasant to who had played for the Edison Co.,
<’. BRYANT
take. ( hamberlain's Cough Remedy is happened in and made music until the
Ed Poavar.
"Our baby cries for Chamberlain's
made from loaf sugar, and the root» clock »truck twelve. .Mr. Henderson ia
O. B. Cyrus was a passenger for used in ita preparation give it a flavor a great player.
Cough Remedy," writes Mrs. T. B.
Portland, last Sunday morning. Cob similar to maple syrup, making it
Ketdrick, Rasar», Ga. "It is the best
Another dance will be given at the
has just closed a short term of school pleasant to take. It has no superior
CUSICK
BLOCK
cough
remedy on the market for coughs.
Go>ch hall on Saturday evening, April
at what is known a« the "Red School for colds, croup and whooping cough.
«»I*1» •»<* croup.” For sale by ail
IS.
OREGON dealers.
ALBANY
House'* just east of town.
For sale by all dealers.
p. c.
S E YOUNG ASON :
SbelLarn S H
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
Attornei|8-at-Latü
The Scio State Bank
c.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
j
When a Man Buys Clothes
“NO NAJ <1
Ài
lit* goes to the «tore in which he him the greatest confidence. He does not judge stores hv what
they claim to do, but by what they do do. He goes to the store that he has learned alwavs given
nil or more than they promise. While somestores nr*alwa\s promising unheard of values, it is
quite often the case that some other store not claiming so much, is really giving better values.
W bile we believe in advertising, we know that men judge us mostly btj what we do. and hence we
depend upon real, genuine value-giuing, to get our customers, ar.d keep them. • When in Albany
you are welconn to come to our store for a place to be ar home. We are anxious for the particular
voting fellow, the slim young man, the fat man all who seem to have a hard time to set clothes to
tit and suit, to come to ns. as our store is the largest south of Portland, and none there are better.
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
V, help you save your expenses over here.
ALBANY,
OREGON
*7
E