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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1911)
Tl»e News and W«-. kl) Oregonian one Trespass Notices for sale at this yeV for SI.M. Goud Until Get. '! office. Ti««-re will be a dance at Gooch hail T. I.. Iiugger wit in Albany last Khrlbum. Saturday mght, Ort. 21. week. Krepyour feet warin •»-,.( dry by get Mena and boys hats and cape at ting your shoes and wool« n h->-< at Hibirr A Glib. Hibler A Gills. Ed Junes, of '■helburn, was a News Mrs. Heyne left for (s-banon To« -lay caller last week. to «fiend a week with friends and rel What have you don«- the past Week atives. She is one <if Scio's most ener to make the world better? « getic business women. Don't g«t Cold feet Get woolen ' Items of news are always appr.-« talc I hoar at Hibler A Gills. by the News and doubly ««> if they un Dr. Cole returned from a visit to handed in early in the week whenever j 1 Monmouth and Albany Tuesday. possible. ! Mm Anna Hannah and Miss Svoboda Dr. and Mm. Prill went to Portland left on Tuesday evening for Albany. Monday morning Dr returned Inn , Country Club Milk (Continued from page I) forced to begin -«fe-rations just as early in the spring as the supply of milk will justify. There is no reason at all why this plant should be idle at ail if the Our Job Work is second to none in farmers would just make arrangements th- « inly. Give it • trial. to furnish milk in (laying quantities. G< time of those now umbrellas at The tr--uble in the past has boon that Hibirr & (iiH'a. the farmers have not been united A -w line of up to-date umbrellas enough and as a result nearly every at Hibler A Gill's. community has hail two. three or four wagons making trips there to collect I .1 Calling Cants printed or milk for as many different Arms when I < fur rale at thia office. Mamma, make me a nighty out that day, while Mrs Prill remain«! for a one wagon couki have handled all the Ii< i.ry Myer was an Albany visitor new outing flannel at Hibler A <¡ill*. short visit in the city. milk at much less cuat ami hence a bet- doting the week. Mrs. Eph. Piatt and Mrs. W. E. Fiditor Humphrey of the Jefferson tar price could have been paid the pro Mrs Julia Hilvcu visited her mother Churchill of Shelburn, were trading Review was over Tu:-sd»y and paid the ducer for the milk. Teams cannot tie , nt Al I any last week. with Peio merchants Tuesday. N'ewa s visit. Brother Humphrey says - «ent thru the country for pleasure and I Mi” hump and Miss Evans visited the farmer has to pay the cost of any I Mrs. Anna Bartleth returned to it seems almost like horn«- In H :<>. their homes over Sunday. Nogales, Arizona after a few months Tl>e Van Brunt double disk drill is extra charges due to several partially- I jet it rain if you have one of those visit with her father, E. Wendt. the only drill on the market that i- loaded wagons. Whether or not the Scio plant con- i v umbrellas from Hibler A lull's. pr • F'or Sale High grade Jersey heifer right t«-day, 1« -« 1« I » ,i- : O tinuas running or not now rests entirely Hr arid Mrs. J. K. Sanderson are calves at (10 each. Inquire of It. W. is right, hold by Chas. W'.-ndy. The company after Forest Woodmansee and Edwin Hol with the farmers. GUI, Scio. Portland visitors thia week. many costly experiments has learned j land mailr a visit to the county vest Winter underwear st price« that are There will be an Art Exhibit given un the secret of making one of the best der th«- auspices of the High Schorl in the latter part t>f last week They say ri hl at Hibler & Gills. milks on the entire coast. Its up to they di<l not go courting, bow ever. Rev. Dr Urban Fisher of Mt. Angel the near future. Date will be announc the farmers now to furnish the milk - Lam.- back is one of the m<>«t com will say mass hero Sunday in Weaely ed later. and keep a large amount of money in | Prof. W. W Miller of Shelburn mon forms of muscular rheumatism. and Caln hall. circulation here which otherwise will go A few applications of Chamberlain'- .Mrs. M. C. Gill returned from a transacted business here Tuesday even- ' elsewhere. Liniment will give relief. F'or sale by v ait with her son. Dr. Gill at Lebanon j ing. He is giving Shelburn a very suc The following shows the results of, j all dealers. cessful school. Tuesday morning. < the Pure Food tests. William anil James A hint left last The long winter evenings will soon be Sunns«- milk, butter fat AR per cent, John Render of Seio returned home Saturday for a three w.t-k’a bunt in total «dills 29.80. I«egal anywhere. tl « morning after a busine-» visit h< re here. Get s good supply of resiling by taking advantage of the News ''tub the mountains. 1 hr-v l>»ve a good i <<t Country Club, butter fat 7.9 per cent, Albany Herald. in which to hunt urvl usually bag a Ing total aolidi 2*1 97. I-egal anywhere. bing bargains. .Miss Ik-atric® DeVaney is enjoying supply of game. Carnation Condense«! milk, butler fat her tripe to and from school on nice Senator Chamberlain has sent the Mr. N. Young left on M.li .-- :a 7.65 per cent, total solids 27.3 per cent, school library another big lot of go- ern days by making them on horse back. for Tygh Valley where he will spend la-gal in state only. Fool Jack Eroat by getting a pair of mi nt publications. About aix or right th«- winter with his son A M Young Holly Condensed milk, butter fat 7 51 mail sacks full have been received the thus«- nice warm woolen blankets at He will atop nn the wav at Corvallis I q percent, total solids 22.27 per cent. psst year. Hibler & Gills. f visit his daughter Mrs. A. J Johnson Illegal. Remember that there la not only one .Mr. and Mrs. Ered Jones have lieen Borden's Pioneer Milk, butter fat 7.6 No. the lathes suit or coat that ha« vi >iimg the former's father at Cottage house in the valley that handles stoves percent, total solids 25.72. la-gal in no style, fit or shapi to it, tl - ugh the and heaters. We have a full line of Grove the past week. quality of th«- cloth may i.<- ever so state only. We have just received a full line of rangra and heaters also. Call and ace good, is not the La Vogue. That is a Yeloban Condensed milk, butter fat m iv heaters. Come in and get our them before you buy elsewhere. Chas. garment made by torn«- unknown menu j 7.6 per cent, total solids 27.95 | h - i cent. p-icte before you buy. Chas. Weaely. Weaely. facturvr or sweatshop ami sold through ' I < gal m -date only. Oregon Cattle carried off about all the jobtM-rs and mail order h«>u»< - The Enrmera Meat Market handles Mt. Vernon Evaporated milk, butter n rboiec line of fresh ami cured meats the pities at the interstate fair at The l.a Vogue is Iliad« by The John fat 6.1 percent, total solids 23.4! par F. II. Porter of Halsey, Ore Anistield Co., Cleveland, Ohio. They i cent. Illegal. . • 1«.W> »1 price- Hi|d < »t price pmd Spokane. farmers for their beef, mutton, pork, won first and second on Red Polled U>ak>- th«- bast tilting garni« tits made, Hoffman (louse «rand, butter fat 6.6 division and D. H. Ixx.ney of Jefferson for ladies and miss«-» and hides. Nuf sed. We-ely A- Cain per cent, total solid* 24.59 per cent. ' , j swept the stakes on Guernseys. handle them direct from th«- factory , Illegal. Roy McDonald. Prop. OUR CLUBBING -Q FFE R ■= I he Newt t|i-«ir»— to give it»* readers tho advantage of (lie Lot rates oti tin* I h - p I paiM-rn and magazine« publiithcii. Below ih a 1 iat of good comLinatiuna an<i we dial I exh ml it from time to time. These are strictly cash in advance prices; The Santiam Notes und Regular price. Club price Wecklv Ori'giHtuin ......... *:i(io 3 00 Semi Weekly .Journal ......... <l (KI Ihtilv and Sunday Journal t>..'»0 Daily Journal ........... Town it Countly, twice a mo 2. «50 3.DO Bural Spirit, w-<-klv 3 (Ml Oregon Jlome-tva 1, wrekl ' Toledo Blade ........... ............ 2,«*»0 • )reg-m Trade j-«' Journal 2.7.5 4..5O Seirnt'lie American ..... I Mineator 3,<M> Northwest Poultry Journal 2.1 2 -50 Lab <dlett< h W cck I v ?1.'.'«5 2.( 'G (’>. GI .5,25 1.-50 2 15 2.00 2.00 1 9.5 3.7-5 2.2-5 1 I'di 1.9.5 Th< losi w cveainfjcaii b« pkxuntlr spent At SlOl S BILLIAR-O AS O POOL HALL Tsbsuo saJ Qgsn , Ceoiectioocry. Soft brinks When Y ou Start Out to Buy Y our W inter T ogs Come Here You Will Find Our Assortments Larger, Our Styles Newer, Our Values Unequalled And the wav we .serve you pleasing. In fnet, we have done and will do everything in our power to make this BIG READY To WEAR STORE a pl satisfaetorv ♦ plaee for • vou to trade this winter. To seeure all the stvl<\ ■ ea.singand ** ■ • service, satisfaction and good value to which you are entitled in your clothes, vou had better come to this store, where the NEWEST AND BEST OF EVERYTHING WOMEN AND GIRLS WEAR can be had in (¡ualitics you like, at prices you will be pleased to pay and assort incuts larger than all the other stores in Albany combined. ALL AT ONE PRICE SIX DOLLARS AND EIGHTY CENTS COATS THAT WOULD COST $12.50 OTHIR STO„E Every coat i» the very latest approved fail and winter atyle, no old stuck, ¡».t one of then coate have been matle over Xi days. Being able to handle this many coats at one price we bought them at a bargain and the price we off« r them at is less than anv merchant in this valley can buy them for. Our N«-w York buyer bought every coat a factory ha I to clean them out. he bought them for 60 cents on the dollar by taking the whole lot. a f»w over .1X1. we're giving you the benefit of thia purchase. They are all long coate >2 to ¡'«6 inches long, absolutely the newest fall and winter styles and come in black broadcloth, tan and navy blue Kersey, tan, gray and brown mixtures also the new rough coatings in navy, tan and brown. Some are neat plain tailored styles, others have long rolling shawl collars, faced or trimmed with satin or velvet, some have sailor collar« trimmed with silk braid or satin. The black coate are In either plain tailorc«! styles or large collar effects trimmed with silk braid, velvet or «atin. Muses sixes 14, 16 and IX, womens sixes 32 to 46. Thia ail will appear in 9 newspapers in this »«wiion of Oregon giving every woman, miss or family in the Willamettt valley an opportunity to visit this Great Coat Pale. Po <!<«n’t delay, e> me at once and get first choice. We are also showing hundreds of other coate at (11 50 to (2**.<M> in all colors and kinds also a large assortment of black plush«*s and caraculs. Handsome Suits S12.r»O to S43Ô This showing of pretty models is incomporable fur value giving. Newest tailored styles, made of fine quality serges, worsteds, tweeds, mannish mixtures and English suiting, in colors navy, gray, brown, tan, mahogany and black. These suits are beautifully taih«*d and come in all sixes for misses anil small, medium or large women. Our New York buyer Is sending im new suits every day ami our stock now is th* largest between Portland and San Francisco. No where will you find like values at our low pno-s. Perfect fit guaranteed -f * Cracenettc and Rainproof Coats $5 to $25 Nobby Stylish Shoes Remember to outfit yourself with one of these servieable garments for rainy weather. Do so now while the assortment« are complete. Here you have your choice of raincoata in waterproof material and cravei-.rtte. shown in tsn brown, gray and other popular shades. You have choice of many styles ami you will find these offerings to be unmatchable values. In a swell assortment of new styles in patent, gun metal, suede, velvet, corduroy and satin, colors tan, brown, gray and black in lace or button, any size any width from AA to F. Prices 60 cents to (I less than any other store and every pair guaranteed to give satisfaction or your money refunded. Chambers & McCune Albany’s Leading Cloak and Suit Store • 6 » BEAUTIFUL FALL MILLINERY In all the new soft felt, velour and velvet shapes in any color or style at popular prices. Over 400 trimmed hats on display with ns many untrimmed shapes to w-lect from, styles to suit any taste. Experienced milliners to help find a becoming hat
