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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1911)
t f •%z\ The entire store one big bargain carnival We are selling the Entire Department Store Stock before moving into our new building. We cun save you money on quality merchandise If you cannot come send for samples, prices r information S E YOUNG aSON A lbany . O regon « LOCAL BREVITIES. First claaa machine oil at 'ft cents’ N. I Morris» n is having a new bartij Fur Sale A heavy span of horses, erected on his property on the South, weight al««ut IfitM pounds each, ages •> per gallon at Beery‘a. | and 7. gentle him ! well broken. >. A. Our Bohemian friends held a picnic side. lx.ffv (ala van now walks with the! Schivrnan. Thomas, «»re. ' at their hall directly east of brio last aid of crutches. Caused by a kick, < Dr. lowr, the well krown optician I Sunday. and optomiatrlat, will be m Jefferson I Mrs. J. 8. Morris sat visiting her some say, by himself. Grandma King accompanied her I Tuesday afternoon. August I. Albany daughter, Mt*. Dr. Junes of Lebanon, daughter to the home of the later, in. Thursday ami to nuun Friday, August 3 j last week. and 4. Don’t fail to have him teat W. A. Ewing is now up at Cas .uiia | Folk county, last week. ^dissipating on soda water, mountain. The thermometer was monkeying your eyes for glasses. I trout and sieh. i from 90 to ith degree« of t»-mp»-rature Hum»- Albany tx«e t*ssi! players • ame The potato crop promim-a to be up to last week, the warmest day of the netr drowning when bathing in the ' the standard arxl the outlook for a fair *,-a*on, however, was last Sunday Willamette river, at that city, last wh«n UH degree* were register»*!. Sunday. Three of them start«*! to . price Is good. swim a rare, when one of the three The Tracy Clothing Co., of Albany, The milk supply at the condensers is hearing calb for help went to the as d<> not believe in haling their light ' rapidly approaching the mark of a sistance of a fourth who was drowning. uniter a b label. They have good ! minimum supply. clothing and they are on sale. Sec In the mix up. both sunk but were We cati save you dollars on y< ur their tug ad in this issue, then gu and! rescued in time to save them. lumber bill. Our stock and prices will Inspect tl>»’ clothes and pt ices and Mr. i convince you. sw Planing Mill Co. Tracy will du the rest. Watch Morri »on's show window for Never leave home on a journey with-, ! the biggest attraction in brio and make PRACTICAL AUCTIONEER out a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, I a guess on how long the candle will Cholera and Diarrhoea Rcmmiv, It is’ I burn. It will be th»-re soon Will cry sales anywhere. almost certain to tie needed and cannot See Morrison for your binder twine, lie obtain« d when on boar») the cars or Write for terms an»i dales machine and engine oil, belting, groece sl< air.’hips. For sale by all dealer*. I or call B< 11 phone 22x. rupa, rubtier packing, et. W. carry Two timber men one of whom is a a large stock of pipe fittings from i cruiser, went up into the Thomas creek inch to 2 inches. timber l«elt Tu> «day. It is said they LEBANON • • OREGON Now is the time to get nd of ■.-ur arc m»-r»ly inspecting the timber ami rheumatism Y’ou will fl. d ChamU-r- to see which would be the moat fcas- » Iain's l.inimcnt wonderfully effective. able route fur a rad road over which to One application wiil convince you of its bring the timber out. merits. Try it. For sale by al! d»-al^s. Extras an»i repairs for all classes of FRANK GLEASON Hilffi 1 Yari. Slim, 180 Acres iB^enta Tart, 50 Acres Fine hops. can.ping grounds, water, plione. store, butcher shoo, restaurant. Wood sawed ready for stoves. Vrge- Dancing in table gardens adjoining. the pavilion twice a week, at inlnxlie lions are requirsd which No liqu« r merrv-go-round to rat into your profits. We want the class of pickers who want to take the money home with them and will help them to do no. Free transpur tation to and from Falem. LIVESLEY & CO. Salc.n, Oregon ♦ Mrs. L. W Pomeroy made a short visit to th«- home of her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Miller, of just a-rnss the river in Marion county, last "-uiHlay. T. A I Did it Ever Occur to You The hottest period ever e»pcrii-nc«*j For your machine and engine oil», see in Linn < ounty ended with la«t Monday fi. I. Morrison. evening. Thera was not a day during It M thought the opening price fur the eight, that the themonx u-r did not new wheat will bg about W cent* per reach 92 degrees or higher, the highest bushel. . • Mrs. E. Wendt, of Bilyeu Don re- turned from a visit to California. Tuesday morning. K oh S ai K 14 head of high-grade Jersey heifers, all to be fre»h thl* com- 1/ Is. I: •;.., r. of R W '..ll Hop Pickers Wanted Sprains require careful treatment. Keep quiet and apply < hamla-rlnin’> Liniment freely. It will remove th» soreness and quickly ri-stor«- the ports to a healthy e«»n<lition. For sale bv all dealers. machinery ul»tain«l In the shortest possible tim<- by (has. W«-scly. Hu give* kpiciat attention to mschin«- extra» and krv|ai the very b»-st of machine oils on the market Hay. on the right, left, before and I m bind us, was observed when we drove over to Ix-banon, last Friday, all in the »hock. Vetch, clover, redbip, cheat, ■ i - .. i ■ . • .r tw ■> others ar«- th«- different varieties. Deliver«). the price ranges from Id to $«' per ton. That perhaps you pre making a mistake by not getting our price* before buying lumber, saah, doors, lime, cement, plaster, etc,, somewhere else? You arc okl enough to know that there's a lot of difference in the quality of every on«- of these articles, just the sanu- as there is in tea and coffee And that there's always more or less difference in the prices, too. Then, as you can always get the most an»l best here, at the lowest prices, why aren't you making a mistake by not buying here. From where we sit, it looks like you were passing up a good thing. SCIO PLANING MILL «
