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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1911)
Make your feet glad by getting v«air shoe» at llililer A Gill's. I he Mm Who hjs Hit Wiy • j In every new»p»|icr we pick up w.- ■re *ur» to find a gush about th«- man behind the gun, the man b«-hind the buxx-aaw ami the man behliul the times I and the man liehirxl tin* rents; the man behiml the plowshare and the man lie hind the fence; th« man behind the whistle and the man behind th« cars; the man behind th«- kodak and the man Í behind the bars; the man behiml his whiskers, the man behind hi» fists, at <1 everything behind hiu enter«-»! on the lia». But they have akipped another fclluw of whom nothing h •» b«'< n aid th«- fa llow who ia even or a little wav ah, ad. who pays for what he gets and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shelton have gone whose bills are always »igned he's a darn sight mure important than th«- to the lumber camps near Detroit rnan who is behind. All we editors arid L« t it rain if you haw one of th«,»« merchants and the witule commercial new umbrellas from Hibler A GUI's. I clan arc Indebted fur existence to thn- Merle Cyrus has gone to Portland honest fellowman. He keep® us all in where h«' has a goo I position. busineaa and hia town is never dead, A m-w Im«- of up-to-date umbrellas and *o wc take our hat* off to the man who is ahead Exchange at llililer A Gill's. Trespass Notices for «ale at this office. Men'», boys* and girls' sweater coats at Hibler A Gill's. Help yourself by helping us reduce G«-t uno <>f lho*o now umbrellas Bl our stock. Cha®. Wewly. All the naw ami latest style» in mens Hibler & Gill’s. fail hats at Weaely A- Caina. I.('¡tiling Card® print«! or Our Job Work is ««corxl to none in blank for «ale at this office. the connty. Give it a Inal. A nice line of ladies kimono for fall I.ivii< « hou-e dresses ami wrappers at at Wer.-ly & Caine Wc»cly A Cains. Mr» Cyrus returned from Pendleton Dollar» »peak loud during our removal Monday night. sale. (has. Wewly. A ni- e line of new dreaa good» at Hibler A Gill's. W W. Williams and family return»d frum the State Fair. New fall good® are arriving every day at Wesely A Cains. Eli Rodger» of Lebanon, ia visiting hi« on, <». E. Rmlgers vast of Scio. Tho»- who went to the report a fine time. Round Up I xmi I On fair grounds, handkerchief and eomforts with door key tied tu it. also stripp'd Good For ill purse Please leave at this office. Smile, ami the world amilv« with you; Wm, Brenner and daughter, Birddle. Th«- Bergmann shoe, the shoe that ia •'Knock,"-and you go it aluae. m»'b a business trip to Albany Tues buil to wear, the shoe that ia guaran For the cheerful grin day. tee«! to give satisfaction. For tale at Will let y««u in .Mr. and Mr» Ralph Gill returned Wesely A Cain. Where the "kicker" is never known- Monday night from Portland and the Dick Miller nf Prineville, who has Growl and the way looks dreary; Round Up. not I <■■ -re for twenty-five year*. is Laugh ami the path is bright; Early Philips and Mike Bilyeu of visiting his sister Mrs. Kelley and For a welcome smile Jordan, spent a week in Pendleton at renewing ol«i acquaintance*. Brings sunshine, while th<- Round Up. A frown shuts out the light. John Wes«-ly and family retumeil Roll Morris and Mr. Heync got in from the State Fair Sunday night. f lho Round Up ‘ .'I I i,< Sigh six! you "rake in" nothing; They report the fair as good, one report a good time. Work. b - k 1 the p . •• I» won;’ six-clal feature Iwing the fine music. For th® nervy man Another shipment arrived thia week The attendance was spoiled by the With backbone can of mens and young mens fine dr«-*» rains. Bv nothing be outdone. 1» nt W <-»ely Ar < .v.i> • Wesely 4 Cain have purchased two Wc are glad to note that Nita liilveu finu n«w «how cases for displaying Hustle! ami fortune awaits you; - 1 <-««n serioii.l Shirk! and d<-f«-al ia sure; their smaller articles of merchandise. fever ia convalescing. Fur there's no chance They ht Ip th«- general appearance of Miss Jessi«* Ba met returned home the store ami will enable the proprietor» Of deliverance from * ale in with her cousin Mr». Fred to still better show their various lines For the chap who can't cndu«»e. Bilyeu to make a few days visit here. to the public. Sing, and the world’s harmonious; Don't kick until you are »hod. But I •. ' Wa®t has r< . • d M®1 (irumble and things go wrong: if you get your shoes at Hibler A Gill's And all the time as Superintendent of the Light and you won't need to kick at all. You are out of rhyme Water Plant and will move to Albany For Sale Cheat See I for sale. Al the first of the month where hr has With the busy, hustling throng. ready to sow. Adjoining Ton H. It day work at a good salary. Ilia many Kick, ami there's trouble brewing; plac -. friend* here will regret hia going but Whistle, ami lite ia gay; a Ji. V. PROBOr. wish him success. And the world's in tune Lost—A summer laprola- between Ethel Ingram, while horseback riding Like a day in June. entrance of Fair grounds and hitching Tuesday‘evening, was thrown ami Ami the clouds all melt away grounds. Finder please retorn to this badly ahaken up ami some what bruises». Anon office. •She was lucky to escape with no broken A woman may hav«- a perfect right bon«-» The sa idle girt liocame loosen • to investigate her husband'» |»orket». ■-•I and frighten«-»! the horse which Init moat any other kind of work pay* threw her off, saddle ami all. lu-tler. As usually treated, a sprained ankle Heavy shoes, light shoes, shoe* for will di«able a man for three or four old, shoes for young, high top shoes, wceka, but by applying ChamlM-rlam's Toledo, Ohio «■very kind of shoes but old shoes at Liniment freely aa soon a» the injury is Hibler A Gill's. receive«), and onaerving the directions Th» Best Known Newspaper In t»,« Be loyal to Oregon by insisting on with rach lot tie. a cure can lie effect««! United Stat«» purchasing Oregon made g«Mxla. N. I. in frum two to four days. For sale by Circulation 240,000 Morrison handle* Oregon made stove» all dealers. They arc the beat. t'all and «■«• them Popular In Every State Prof. A. M. Young surprise«! the “I have a world of contklcncc in school officials liy announcing Upon his The 77 year of it» existence find« th«- Chamberlain*® Cough Remedy for I arrival here to liegin hia school that he Toletl«* Blade more popular than al any have iiiw .I it with jicrfcct success," had a "better half" whom he had found period during its long ami «u<-e, sful writes Mrs. M. I. Baaford. Poolesville, since contracting for a position tn the carver, it is now r«-a<i each week by Md. For sale l<y all dealers. schools h«-re. Mr. ami Mrs. Young more than a million people. 'I h<- Iliad«- It. Hurt nahaw, of Lebanon, has l-ern have taken furmsha-d ajiartments next field ia national ami goes into every visiting his daughter. Mrs. J. P. t 'rab- door to the City Hotel. The News de state and territory in the Unit««! >ta < - troo fur a few days, lie reports that sires to extend hesrty congratulations thereby giving it an uixpientiunabb- the hail at Lebanon were as large as to the partnership even if the same ia a right of claiming to be th« greatc«t walnuts. Mr. Burtinshaw formerly little late. May their married life be national weekly newspain-r in America. resided tn Hcio and owned a blacksmith long and happy ami their slay in Hcio The Weekly Blade I* distinctly a shop here. pleasant. Mr. Young began life in our family newspaper. The on«' obj« ■ t of Morrison handles th«- best line of city right by subscribing for the News. its publishers has ato ay* been to make luiiiit« anil varnishes on the mark« t If it fit for the American le-m«-. for the you haven» tried them why not? I>«»n'i fireside ami of interest to every m inlier Ii Ealarye Stock try to buy the beat at th«- cheapest of the family. To fulfill this puyposé price. The beat is none too good. Must have more room for big increase it ia kept clean ami whole-one*. The ' 'heap goods are dear nt any price. I of my already large line of hardward, news of the work! is hamiled in a com handle Oregon manufactur«*d paints and implement«, furniture and buggies To prehenaive manner, and the various oil I. get the apace must tear d«iwn ami re departments of the Blade are edited W. A. I wing and Truman Richard build. For a time shall not have space with painstaking ear«-. The Houicbold son left Saturday for Riddle*. Ore. enough for present stock. If you are page is a delight to the women ami From there they exp«-ct to go out on soon to nce«l anything in my line now children; current affairs ar«- treat«-«! edi tort ally without prejudice; th«- serial the hunt of big yame. The length of is the time to buy. Chas. Wesely. »tori«-» are selected with the idea of their s»ay will de|»end on how long it pleasing the grrat«*»t numt-er uf fiction luinkr takes them to lay in a supply ot meat. lover»; the question bureau is a scrap Their friends expect them back some No matter what you build we want book of information; tho farmstead time next spring. to furnish the lumber, rough or dressed, columns are conducted with the purpoae Fay ami Francis McKane, who have la-t us figure with you about prices and of giving the patruns a medium for the been making their home with Mr». P terms of i>aymenta. We also handle exchange of ideas and information on M. MacDooakl moat of the time during sash, doors, brick, plaster, and cement. farm topics. No department is neglect the past two year», have arrive«! safely The Scio Planing Mill» Co., ed. but every feature is taken care of at Minot. N. D., where they will make Scio. Oregon. with the idea of making the Blade their home with an uncle Mrs. Mac * worth many times the price of sul>scri|>- Donald went as far as Portlan«! ami tion—one dollar a year. THOUSANDS KILLED T»R helped them get started east. Sample copies mailed free. Address, 1 WO BUS No. the ladies suit or coat that has THE BLADE. no style, fit or shape to it, though the Semi 25 eta. to SELKIRK CHEMICAL Tolciio. Ohio quality of the cloth may be ever so CO.. Healy Building, Portland. Ore. good, is not the La Vogue. That is a for a packet of SELKIRK BUG KIL Digestion and Assimilation garment mad«* by some unknown manu LER; two tabh-aponnfula of which will It i» not the i|uanity of food taken facturer or sweatshop ami sold through nd any house of all vermin, bugs, the jobber» and mail order houses roaches. Sure death to anima) lice of but the amount dige»te«i ami assimilated The I ji Vogue is made by The John •very variety; frees poultry of ticks, that give» strength and vitality to the An is tie Id Co., Cleveland. Ohio. They mite*. Is a nrxot effective plant spray, . system. Chamberlain's Stomach ami IJver Tablets invigorate the stomach make the best fitting garments there endorsed by leading agriculturists. Agrnts wanted in thia territory. and liver and enable them to perform are made, for ladies and misses. Wesely A Cain handle them direct from the Write today and become a user of their functions naturally. For sale by all dealer» factory. < SELKIRK’S. y '¡LJ- Continues Ö Sale commences at 1 p. m SEPTEMBER 21, 23. 25. 27 and 29, 1911 (’ome early and examine the goods in the forenoon A housefull of |H‘ople and every one who attended the Monday's Auction Sale of the Trotter ^ton* of depend able goods went away happy with an armful of goods at ten cents on the dollar. Keineiribvr the dates and come All kinds of blankets al \A > svly ft Cams. Toledo Blade Tj- W. H. DOWNING, Auctioneer of the TROTTER STORE Stayton fioo Reward. TtoU The readers of this t>®per will lie . . ,1 ’ . ,;>> 111»» tli' r.- i* lit I' «st ■•«•«»e- that science ha« 1.««n able to cure in all its stages, and that is ( ata«rh. Hall's Catarrh Cure ti . ■, | < ¡live < ¡r<- m>w known i<- th«- i: ««iical fraternity. Catarrh being a < r.stitutional disease, requires a constitutional tr«-atment. Hall's Cat arrh < ure is token internally, acting dir«-ctly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of the system, thereby de- »troying the foundation of the di»«-asc, ami giv ing the patient strength by bull ling up the constitution aixl assist ing nature In doing its work. Th«- propru tor» have so much faith in it* curative powers Hut they uff« r One Humirmi Dollars for any caw that it toils to cure. Send for list of testi monial». Addrow F. J. Cheney & Co., ToledoO. >old by all Druggists. 75c. Take Hall's Family PlUa for consti- pation. Hnt CU m A.«ommod 11»si sa< mmpt Mrvtae CLUBBING papers and isa list of good combinations and The Santiam Netcs and I R«-gular price. Club price ........ |;{.oo Í1.0.5 WtMJt NtW RANAOEJttNf C.UANT riRTl.E F««»« iaj Th«- Beat I’lace in 1‘ortland to Kit is al Pup s Coffee Hou.se > KIM) 2 y.oo ß 75 G.'dl 5 25 1.50 i mo OREGON ALBANY we shall exit nd it from tíme to time. Lsrr» Saiayk Fornai for ComaxrcUl Tr««rieri St. Charles Hotel Below magazines published. 3.00 2 15 1)*. .3 00 2.00 ......... 2.50 1.75 2.75 1 05 Oregon Teachers' .tourna 1 al West end of the Mornson Stroel bridge. JOHN V. WANNER (Succcaaor U- Riner Br<«.) PROPRI KTOR. DR. T. K. SANDERSON DENTIST OREGON SCIO THE ESMONB HOTEL Centrally lo^at good rooms, prices inoder* ate, courteous treatment Coraer NorrtMa sad Front Strrrti PORTLAND W eatherford & OREGON son Attorneqs-at-Laic Office in Blumberg Block ALBANY The Scio Planing Mills It's natural for you to want thwmost an<l the best you can get for your money. But when you buy a bill of lumber without getting an estimate from ns. how do you know that you're getting the best bargain that ia possible for you to get? You simply can’t tell a thing about it. You «ion't know whether you're losing money or not The only safe way is to always let us make you an estimate on what you want before buying elsew here. We have a complete stock of everything in lumber and building material. Estimates promptly furnished. Call and see us. SCIO PLANING VILI. 0
