The Santiam news., May 12, 1911, Image 8

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Bnrten Hollow Notes
New (hipmrnt of Loys clothing arriv­
ed at N early * Cains Munday, April
Dick Craft has been on the sick list I
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the past week.
George Koeneke, of Brownville, but
Mrs. Warren Davis of Portland is
formerly a Scio buteher, *»« in thia
visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
city Sunday.
Perry Pitchford, at present.
Vetch, graaa aecia, clover, land plan­
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Mrs. Ix-e Gamers visited with her
ter »nd commercial fcrtiliicrs at J. F. father, J. C Harden, of I.acumb. over
We««.ly’».
Sunday.
Hun. Pave Ixxiney, of Jefferson, wan
Wm. VonBrandenstine purchased a
Begins Fri., May 5
among the interested spectators at the -driving horse uf W. T. Hassler last
ball game, last -umlay.
week.
A full li-.r of Lilly's guaranteed
Miss Ethel Craft came home from
garden seeds, chick feed, bone, shell Alliany last >unday, where she has
and grit at Weaely'a Grocery.
been at work.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil frame visited her
J. N. Morris, <>f Lebanon, was over
Sunday, looking after matters in this ■ «later. Mrs. Dick Craft, last Saturday.
city, and was a spectator at the ball
W. T. Hassler ami family of Scio
game.
vi*t«-d at the Rockwell home Sunday,
Just received a shipment of Re«l Hand also Mrs. Miles and two sons, it being
candies, to lie soM al 16 cents per Mrs Miles birthday, admner was given
imund at lleyne's confectionery store. m her honor, which all enjoyed. A
A young man by the name of Win­ pleasant day was »pent. Mrs. Miles
ston, had his knee quite severely crush- was sixty.three year of age. she re­
id, when playing ball, last Sunday ceived some useful and beautiful
presents. We all join, in wishing her
I morning.
many such" happy birthdays, in tba
Henry M. Myer, of Scio and Ue
i years to come.
j
Bilyeu, of l^-banoti. ■tart« ! for a trip
FxkMKR
J
ohn
to KUmxth Mb. the fi rut of the
week. They went by wav of the
Every article in this
Dall«*«
Large Department
George Palar. who sports the white
LOCAL BREVITIES.
*
There ere a number of bams going
Store must be «old
apron at our butcher shop, is a prim«- up in thia vicinity.
ttdoe« before
«
‘ù o*’ hand at corning beef. If you doubt
moving «4
into
Mr. and Mrs. Ix'ster Holt have b«*en
till» fuel, tr;, tin inni »'¡him «..I 1«
our new building.
visiting relatives near Wheatland.
! convinced.
We are glad to know Mr. Zeller is
Now is the time to get rid of your
I jiwii mowers at Morrison's.
•Ha to i > t smad again.
rheumatism. You will fi.d Chamber­
Beautiful
S avings J**t W cards
orth at Heync's.
M aking
O. L. and 8. B Holt and Mr Way-
The latest styles in mens clothing, lain's Liniment wonderfully «ff> dive land, of Mill City, made a dying trip to
One application will convince you of its
hat« and sh<>es at Wesely A fains.
merits. Try it. For sale by all dealers. Thomas Sunday and call«**] on the
Mr. J W. Titus, of Kansas, is visit­
1 parents of 0. L. and S. B Holt.
Railway mail agents are becoming
That perhatw you arc making a mistake by not getting our prices before
ing his brother, B. F. Titus, of this
Mrs. Ernest Smith of lx*banon, was I
«•x. »•••ding v .»«••!.— ■•
'i.v un'.g . -f !»'••
buying lumber, sash, doors, lime, cement, plaster, etc,, somewhere else?
A lbany . O regon
city.
u
visitor
at
Mr.
Fred
Mrsphelt's
Mon-
mail, lately. The Oregonian fails to
You ar<- old cmiugh to know that there’s a lot of difference in the quality
Ladles and mens low shoes at Wi sely reach this cltv, on time, fully one- ‘ day.
of every «me of th«-»«' articles, just the same as there is in tea and coffee
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A Cains. A large
a wrtmant to
select fourth of the time.
The Schicman's log drive seems to be J
I
' it •
.
or Uss differaMu m M m prteM. tee,
from.
Sick headache rr-'llts from a dis- progressing nicely.
! I '-n. as you can always get the most ami best here, at th«' lowest
< tt. < 'o.-niuiut l«"i i '■!"> * and ' ordered condition of the stomach, and
The supervisor of road DisL No. bi
prices, why aren't you making a mistake by not buying here. From
French mixed cream covered dates, all > can be cured by the use of Chamlter- has Iwgun work on the road near I
where we sit, it looks like you were passing up a go si thing.
nt 16 cents per pound at Heyne'a.
lain's Stomach ami Liver Tablets. Try Faultus place. Let the good work go
For Sale A first class cooking range i it. For sale by all dealers.
on.
nearly as good as new. Will be sold
R owkna
The Scio high school Imll team played
cheap. J. C. Winston. West Scio.
: a matched game with an aggregation
t Surprise Birthday Party
We can save you dollars on your from Green bridge, last Sunday morn-
lumber bill. Our stock anil prices will i mg The visitors failed to score, while
A number of the friends of Mr. ami
convince you. hem Planing Mill Co.
| the Highschool bovs hod 12 rut}» to Mrs. Fred Jon«-s b-ndered Mrs. Jones a
»urpriae birthday party on Saturday
County Superintendent W. L. Jack- ! their credit, when the game ended.
lllHIK-niHS
*«rri«'*Ma
son has written that he will attend the
It is getting quite time for our road evening, of last week. The friends.
J. J.BartiM, W. F.Gill,
Pamnxar, W. F. Gill.
graduation exorcises of the high school . supervisors to get busy. In fact th, o-skl<-s making Mrs. Jones a number '
J. A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barn»«,
Hacarrsav, C. A. Warner
j new grade* should have l*een put u| of hamlsome presents, carried refresh­
May 1».
IA W .truer.
New line of car|>cta, rugs, linoleum, i before this, so that the rains we have ments with them and a delightful even
and wall paper just arrived at Chns. i been having lately would have aided it ng was had. Thom- present were Mr. j
«nd Mrs. Walter Bilyeu, Mr. ami Mrs.
Wescly’s. t ome and sec them liefore packing.
has. Warner, Mr. ami Mrs. O. M,
If you an* intending to buy a btigg
you buy.
helion. Mr and Mrs Don McKmght
:
this
spring,
I
invite
you
to
call
an
Rev. Stephens, of the Christian
in<! children, Mrs. Fred Bilyeu, Mrs
church, will preach a class sermon to examine my stock before purchasini
Frank Gill, Miss Pugsley ami Miss
elsewhere.
I
carry
aomo
of
the
be»
the high school graduates Sunday even­
Uxxid Luckenbach.
ing. May 14. AH are cordially invited makes of vehicles on the market an
sell
them
at
the
lowest
possible
prices
to attend.
, Yours for business, N. I. Morrison.
Sealed Bids For Wood
If you are going to plant any amount
IN«<)Hlt>l«AT»-l> !»>•* » Mill'll a* KM>4.
Construction
work
on
the
irrigatin'
Sealed
bids
will be received by the ;
of )>otaloes, this spring, call ami get
one of my Evans potato planters to I system of the Willamette Valley Im indenugned, to be opened on May 20.
'Hl, for supplying wo>si for school '
plant them with. Will sell or rent. N. gated Land Co., at West Stayton i
We «io 4» G«n»r»l Cutitim MHIin* B uslnssi
+ flour .nd
progressing rapidly, the weather bavin
¡strict No. 96. for the coming year.
I. Morrison.
I •»«< on h.l».
«4P
bouilhl
.nd
l.ich.ng.d (or
lieen unusually favorable for outdo»
Vood to tie delivered on or before
The Scio Baptist church herein ex­ work. From 75 to mo men and
to 3! \ugust 1, 1911, at the school building in
ilour.
W» • rsp in tH« F i»l«i for bu«ln»M «nei Will
tends a vote of thanks to the city of I teams have been at work daily and it i odd district. Wood to tie, 30 cords of
Trost Y 4»M Right
Scio and sll (irrauna who helped tr ¡expected that water will be turned int> -«•com! growth tir, I feet king and 10
furnished assistance in the cleaning of the Canal this month.
ords of grub oak, average site, 4 feet
the church building.
Verle Walton was drowned in th« long. The tsiard of directors reserve
». J. MCSKXKS,
W. S. B«1MU.
Now is the time to spray your fruit canal at la-banon yesterday. She and the right to reject any or all bub. Bv
Pr«Mii<leut
Cas'iier
WEATHERFORD
&
SON
trees with lime an I sulphur solution. her older sister wen-'playing on th' >rder of the Board.
We handle the It» per cent, pure bank of the canal, when the sister
J F W i • h i.
quality. For sale in quart, gallon or stepped away, and she accidentally fell
School Clerk.
TWkaa «art» of your ru<»na>. n»lng the utinnat
barrel quantities at Wesely’s Grocery. into th«* canal ami was carried to the
«tillgrrn*«* lor yt»ur
y
It <l<m» a atri« Uy
»Neighbor s Opinion
hanking btrniiH*«*. take« care of vour
Our full line of buggies, surreys and headgate bv the swft current Her
Office in Blumberg Block
cheek« on other bank«; tuahr«
hacks have just arrive«!. Give us a sistrr made a desperate effort to save
After a warm fight the new charter
•mn fc f for you. iu«k««
call liefore you buy, as we can give you her but without avail. She was ten • of Scio was adopted by a vote of 56 to
mn •intent
wtth » cmx .
ALBANY
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more for your money, for we buy in years of age. the daughter of a widow 1:16. Under the new charter the limits
citn.rrvafl*« bu«t
nr* tnet hod«
car lots and direct from the factory. ami niece of Mrs William Morgan of of Scio are just a mile square. It is I
this city, whom she has visited a num I said the matter may be taken to the
Chas. Wescly.
J. M Howell, a popular druggist of
(’.
EKYANT
tier of times Albany Democrat
supreme court, the people in the district
Oregon is to have her third postal ’
Greensburg, Kv., »aye, "We use
For soreness of the muscles whether i aiklcd not voting by advice of their
savings bank. I aGramie in the third
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in our
selirction. It is said to be Postmaster induced by violent exercise or injury, attorney, though they had the right to
AT LAW own bouaehokfand know it is excellent."
General Hitchcock's intention to, Chamberlain’s Liniment is excellent. I do so. Seio people should sustain, not
For sale by ail dealers.
CUSICK BLOCK
eventually, make every money order This liniment is also highly esteemed obstruct a movement of this character
|M>et office a postal savings bank, either for the relief it affords in cases of in the interest of the progress of the
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OREGON
rheumatism. Sold by all dealers.
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as agent or principal.
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S E YOUNG*SON
S(’I(> PLANING
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
Attorneys-at-Luir
The Scio State Bank
ATTORNEY
Jraibeiliin's 1‘ongn Rsmedr
When a Man Buys Clothes
Ho goes to tin* «tore in which he han th»» greatest confidence, lit* does not judge store« bv what
tliev claim to do, hut by what they do tlo. He goes to the store that he has learned always gives
all or more than they promise. Wh'le some stores are always promising unheard of values, it is
quite often the case that sutne other store not claiming so much, is really giving better values.
While we believe in advertising, we know that men judge us mostly bi/ what we do, and hence we
de|>end upon real, genuine value-giving, to get our customers, and keep them. • When in Albany
you are welcome 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 us, as our store is the largest south of Portland, ami none there are better.
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
you save vour expenses over here.
ALBANY,
OREGON
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