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

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Begins
Fri., July
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The entire «tore one
big barguin carnival
We are Helling the
Entire Department
Store Stock before
moving into our new
building.
We can
save you money on
quality merchandise
If you cannot come
send for samples,
prices r information
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Hop pickers an* in demand this year.
For your machine and engine oils, see
N. I. Morrison.
Walt Bilyeu and family, went over to
Albany Tuesday afternoon.
First-class machine oil at 35 cents
jicr gallon at Peery's.
Mrs. J. R. Gill returnee! from a visit
to the coast, Tuesday morning
Andrew liagey. went to Portland,
last Saturday, called there by the death
of hia father.
M» m » i > A gin«; all round woman
cook. Steady employment.
Address
The Cottage. 219 4th street, Mbany.
We can save you dollars on your
lumlier bill. Our stock ami prices will
convince you. .Scio Planing Mill Co.
M. .M. Peery and family came down
from Springfleid, last week. Mark
thinks the Booth-Kelly Co., may re­
build their big mill.
Watch Morrison's show window for
the biggi st attraction tn Scio and make
a guess on how long the candle will
burn. It will be there soon.
Farmer's wives, who have apples
going t > waste this fall, will make good
money drying them. It ia said the
price will lie from 12 to 16 cents per
pound.
See Morrison for your binder twine,
machine and engine oil. belting. greece
cups, rubber packing, etc. We carry
a large stock of pi|*e fittings from f
inch to 2 inches.
Al Elder, who provided meat for
Hcioana, last year, < ame over from hia
Shixid home. lust week. Al ia building
a new house on his farm w hich is now
nearly completed.
F. J. Denny reports that during the
recent electric st< r.n, lightening struck
in his hop yard and killed every vine on
a row Mo feet long. The vines were
trained on a wire.
A well known Dea Moines woman
after suffering miserably for two days
from bowel complaint, was cured by
one'lose of Chamberlain's Colic, t hol­
ers and Diarrhoea Remedy. Fur sale
by all des Irra
Mr. ami Mr». E. M. Young, of Inde
pxlencr, drove up Munday. Mrs.
Young was formerly Miss Effie Shores.
Mr. Young is a prominant hop grow, r
of Independence lie expects to rake
in the shekels from this year's crop.
Cuts and bruises may be healed in
about one third the time required by
the usual treatment by applying Cham­
berlain's Liniment. It is an antiseptic
ami causes such injuries to heal without
mnturation. Thia liniment also relieves
soreness of the muscles and rheumatic
pains. For sale by all dealers
Phoenix, one of the leading paints on
the market is kept bv Chas. Wesely.
Also Pioneer white lead, tar creosote or
anything you nred in painting your
house or barn or to preserve the roofs
thereof. We can furnish any quantity
you desire and our prices are right.
Color carls furnished on application by
mail or otherwise Chas. Wesely
For Sal« —On« -half mile east of
Shelburn and 3 miles north of Scio, 10
acres of land; one half in cultivation,
rest pasture. Best of soil. Small frame
house ami bam. both nearly new. Good
young orchard and situated in a good
pleasant neighborhood For chickens
ami berries, it cannot be beaten. Price
$1250. For further particular«, inquire
of L. W. Pomeroy, Scio, Ore.
1 Poer Rttonntetiliii
.The ‘•tate Engineer recommends that
there be placed on waler power an
annual licenae tax. There are thoun-
an<ia of acres of the finest timber in
Linn County escaping taxes on millions
of dollars. The assessor should corral
that before going after Editor bugger's
wad. He of the Seip News. The tim
ber was crested by nature, cannot be
concealed, belongs to the people of
Linn County, and is worth rrany time»
its asnvnscd values. Linn county don't
need to tax anybody's cash. Labor
Press
Setied io Srve mi « a Nt« Stonici
"I suffered intensely after rating and
no m< tirine or treatment I tried seem­
ed to do any good." writes H V.
Youngpeters. Editor of The Sun. Ijtke
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View, Ohio. "The first few doses of
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C lamt-erlain's Stomach and Liver
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l abiata gave me surprising relief and
Enoch Shelton has accept«! an engine the second bottle seemed to give me a
job up at Halle I oggmg camp at d be nrw stomach ami perfectly gota!
aid Mr» Shelton went up to Detroit health, " For nah- bv all dealers
; Tuesday mortii ig.
Mrs T. K Fanderson nturtud. Mot.
hnnoni hetins
d «V from a visit at Ismg Beach Wash.,
We have a lot of handsome picturvs
I * lk»c’s" days of orphanage is now to give sway to new subscribers and to
c deiI and, of co« r«c. he .» happy.
old aubseriliers more than one year in
The Prill-Wesely Fn»-t Marion lake arrears who will pay up and one year
outing party returned th<- first of the in advance New sulxerilwni as well
i week. (Inc deer, «ioodle» of fish and for the next 30 days. Or, If you wish
a -enie photographs are the result of a full set of four, you can get them bv
the trip.
paying M cents extra, to pay for the
Ch«ae are Ix-antiful
Mrs. Gertrmie Reynolds and little other three.
daughter, came up Mon- •y evening, pictures ami you shoukl take advantage
from Portland, for a visit at the home of this offer.
of her parents. Mr. «nd Mr» E. J
, Daley.
Fred West thought there was not
enough electricity in selo and went
, over to Newport, last week, to obtain
: an additional supply He returned
Tursday morning, loaded with sea ser-
pmt »to tea. etc.
Remember that Cha». Weaety car-
riea one of the l*rg<-«t stocks of imp'«-
I am prepared to engage
menta. hardware, house furnishings of
all kinds, paints am! oils, of any house
thirty hop picker» to work
in thia part of the valley. IL» pric«-s '
are undoubt,-dly right, aa he has many
at an Independence Hop
customer» from surrounding towns.
Yard. Good camp ground.
B orn In this city, on Sunday Au­
gust fl, to the wife of E. B. North, of
WOO«!.
water, etc. free.
Kist Oregon a 10-pound son. Mrs.
North in the young »t daughter of the
Register with me
Doctors Cole, of Scio, who are except­
ionally proud of the new arrival Mrs.
North and son ar<- getting along nicely.
For Sale Pure bred Irish Setter
puppies eligible to registry
Pries I
and $lo each, worth $31) to 125 each as
they come from the lieat bred Irish
It. SHELTON
SCIO. OREGON
betters in America. Call, phone or
write Ed Wesely. Scio, Ore.
Buy it now. Now ia the time to buy
a bottle of Chamb« rlain'aColic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. It la alm-mt
certain to be needed before the summer
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IS over. Thia remedy has no superior.
For sale by all dealers
if Cong res? man Lafferty ia the
masher which a dispatch in the Tele­
Fine hops, camping grounds, water,
gram of last Saturday leads one to
infer, Oregon should certainly invoke phone, store, butcher shop, restaurant.
the recall or he should lie required to Wood sawed ready for stoves. Vege-
resign. Oregon ia aurely entitled to be
table gardens adjoining.
Dancing in
represented in congress by reasonably
th«-
pavilion
twice
a
week,
at which
decent men.
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The Gooch-Powell Fish lake party
returned Mori-lay
Rolla Shelton went over to the bay
the firat of the week.
Hope are aoring, now being 35 cent»
and will probably go higher.
The rock cruahcr having been moved
clover to the reck supply. la again ready
for business.
Oscar Pomeroy, of Beaver Creek,
wan in town Tuesday, on h.a return
from a trip down to Independence.
New wheat is being received at the
mill, five or six loads per day. Supt
Warner thinks the price will tie about
7H cent« per bushel.
Frank Morris, of Heyburn Idabr.
was visiting borne folks, last w«ek.
Frank ha* ln-en in the Idaho country
for the past four years
We have a double disc plow m stock.
which we are offering at a greatly
reduced price, (‘all and see it.
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WE WANT
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Every customer to know that our stock
DRl'GS ia new, clean and pure,
Should we ridi'
have in stock what yon want, tell us. and we will
be glad to get it on short notice and without
extra cost to you.
In addition to a general stock
of Drugs, we carry paints, oils, varnishes, wall­
paper, school books, school suoplics, phonographs,
orchard sprays, sheep dip and stock foods.
handle the best cigars.
We
We supply you with the
beat gasoline for your automobile.
In fact you
will find us headquarters for quality in all lines.
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HOP PICKERS WANTED
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OUR GREAT
WALL CHART OFFER
Which is of intereHt to men, women, l>ov- and girls,
can be had while they last, by Hiibscribing for the
SANTIAM NEWS and paying 7.’>c additional, mak­
ing $2 in all. Old Mibscribeis can beeure the same
offer by paying tip all arrearage and one year ahead.
THE
merry-go-round
to eat into vour profits.
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We want the class of pickers who want
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to take the money home with them and
We have a Sharpless cream »operator 1 tation to ami from Salem.
which we can sell you for >45. Capa­
T. A LIVF.SLEY & CO.
city 450 pounds of milk per hour.
Salem, Oregon
Therefore you do not have to send East
for a separator, for we can furnish •
you a first-class machine ehea|ier than , I
you can have on«- »ent you from the |
factory.
Page two contain«—Map of the world, map of the
I'niteil States, showing the acec-siona of territory
from the Treaty of Peace to the present day.
C ham W kski . i
Ij»«t week on«- of our amall boy« w»«
»winging a fish-line, with hook attach­
ed, around promiscuously.
Chan.
Wesely wan »landing near and the hook
at E. 0. Horst Co. Yards
landed in the lower part of hi« no»r. '
Dr Sanderwon was called and by the
u«e of a knife the hook was "extract­
ed." Charlie does not know whether Four Mile« Northeast of Independence. j
he ia to be considered a "aucker" or
a "dog-salmon."
water.
Wood and tents
furnish«*d free if desired,
GO rente or better per box
Pickers
will be paid.
should report at the yards
September 1, 1911.
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FRANK GLEASON
Pup’s Coffee House
PRACTICAL AUCTIONttR
at West end of the Morrison Street
bridge.
JOHN r. WANNER
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W ALL CHART
A few words about this Great Two-Page Wall Chart
which is made of A-l Map material, rize 29x39
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Page one contains— Map of the United States,
Republic of Panama, the Hawaiian Islands, Porto
Rico, the Philippine Islands ami Alaska.
w ill help them to do ao. Free transpor
Fine hops, clean yard, good
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/AT) 1HE SANTI AM SEWS FOR
introductions are required.
No liquor
, nor rowdv ism allowed. No shows nor
Hog« in Yamhill county are assessed
for <5.10 each. Let u« suppose they
are worth $9 each, ami the wicked
farmer ia «lodging taxation on them.
Then here >• the industrious railroad
paying net dividends of over Ifl.'SMi a
mile, or 5 per cent on 1120,1100. It tn
assessed at 913,500 a mile, or about one-
ninth of the value At the same rate
the farmer ahould only pay taxea on
hia hog« valued at one dollar each ft
woyld seem aa if there wriV some hog»
not aaaesacd very* high in Yamhill, ch? J. C.
Planing Mills
It's natural for you to want the most and the best you can get for
vour money. But when you buy a bill of lumber without getting an
estimate from us, how do you know that you’re getting the best bargain
that is possible for you to get? You simply can't tell a thing about it.
You don't know whether you're losing money or not The only safe way
is to always let us make you an "»-timate on what you want before
buying elsewhere. We have a complete stock of everything in lumber
ami budding material. Estimates promptly furnished
Call and see us.
Hop Pickers Wanted
Andy Arnold brought the first load of
new wheat Into town, more than one
week ago. Since then a numta-r of
loads have been delivered. The average
yield of wheat, so far aa we have heard,
has ranged from 20 to 25 bushels per
acre. The general delivery of wheat
will not occur for two weeks yet.
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PROPRIETOR.
Will cry sales anywhere.
Write for terms and dates
or call Bell phone 22x.
LEBANON
OREGON