The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, November 03, 1911, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextT * ♦♦♦4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ J .¿irevibiej • / M>-na and hoy* hats and capa ut Hibler « Gill«. Daddy ’s Bedtime Trespass Notice* fur sale at thia office. Don't get cold feel ♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* h<«e al Hibler A Gills. G<d woolen Have you bought your heating stove yet? If not see what Morrison ha* in Oregon made stoves. Ills price* are Our Job Work is second to none in right. the county, (rive it a trial. By special request Dr. Ixiwc. Get one of those new umbrellas at the optician, will be in hcio lid-;.r 4 <>iii's. November 17. This will positively Iw John Stitcha returned from Corvallis I his last trip here till next June. Monday. The Van Brunt double disk drill is Story Th« Rain I tiri» on T b«lr Wav to Earth OFFER The Good lutile Rain I ames And Then Wollt HE. rain wa« pattering gently upon the porob roof making nice s'eepy music for the children'* t-edtlme. snd Evelyn llflesl tier bead from ibe pillow to stare out into fl>e gray misty night ’ I wonder If there are an, ruin falrl«-«. daddyY’ she murmured "To lie «ure there are." »mil«! daddy Miss Maud Irvin of la-banon, is visit the only drill on the market that is "Then tell ns about tlieni." t>egg<«l Jack "Tbl« '' «« tbe wind esm»' sigh ing Mrs. Henry Hassler. right today, leas trouble and the price ing through the redar trees. "Is Just the sort of night for a fairy story" A new line of up-to-date umbrellas is right. Fold by Chas. Wr*ely. "Very well," said daddy. "I’ll do my l-e»t The long winter evening« will soon lie at Hibler A («ill's. "The rain fairies live, some of them do anyway. In lovely castles high up Dailies Calling Cards printed or here Get a g<»»i supply of reading by tn the sky Tbese castles are of wonderful «ha|>e». with tall turrets of shin taking advantage of the News Club* Ing «liver and «ometinn-s with deep dungeons of ibe dee-peat black Their blank for sale al thia office. dwellin;« are unlike earth houses for the castles moie here and there from I bing bargains. Mr and Mrs. Ben Gooch moved into place to place Mr. ami Mrs J. A Bilyeu. Mrs. E the E. C. Peery resilience Thursday. "The little mln fairies are mostly good eliea 1 heir queen, who Is n kind, J Daley and Nita llilyeu of Scio, were gentle creature when she look« down to earth mid «<■«•• that her el re« are Let it rain if you haw one of those visiting at the home of Mrs. Gunsaules nce-di-d tielow. will send her me»«engem. tbe toft bres-ies to tell the fairies new umbrellas from Hibler A Gill's. Wrdne»dav. coming over in Mr Bilyeu's to ha-teri down, for somewhere thrte are netds of grain Hint nerol tlielr <are Delbert, son of Normsn l»ng, who or |»-rbn|Mi some llttla children» gardens tlinl need tending If tlie mln auto. Lebanon Criterion. has been sick two weeks with typhoid fairies d-> not hurry and obey, then ab>- will m - ik | a rough wind and If they Our parlor clocks have all gone on a fever is reported as doing well. are »llll alow by anil by will come w|l<| winds that will twat them and tear •trike and for this reason we will, for ilielr cnailes to pieces sending the drops scurrying In tertor on ilielr way Winter underwear at prices that are the next thirty days, sell them at a * They liaie innin task*, these little rain fairies Home of them Join hands right at Hibler & Gills. Now is and turn the wheel that mon-s the machinery In gro-nt fncforlea Many spread cash discount of 10 per cent, Mr. and Mrs Al Elder of Shevids. your chance to get a bargain. A. W. out and carry lesils unit even ships fro-tn pin-e to pin-e others, cleur nml visited R. Shelton ami family this Hagey. luveljr. give thrauelies to quern II Ibe thirst of living < rentUres Home elves week. haslen to tbe r>«'ts of plants to coax them Into life anil lienlth Were It not Miss Inex McDonaki left Tee»<lay Mrs. Cyrus returned from Portland for the little mln elies. men and animals would haie no food or drink Bo morning tn enter the Tubercul >aia Sani Monday where she had twen visiting you see » hy their queen Is so strict tarium at Salem. She expects to re- ■ "Their queen «ratcliea them from at«ove When each ha« done bls task be her sons. main six months and her many frtonda funis his little face up to her. mid If »he Is satisfied »lie says, fi-ine home family spent Sunday Ona Shelton and hotu* to hear of her steady improvement now little fnlryf Then ibe elf change* Ills herd workaday clothe« for n filmy in Jordan visiting hie mother. Mrs. in health. lleecy rotw of purest while and rising slowly from the earth, float* t>a< k Frost. The little eon of Sam Zvsaet fell again to the castle III tbe sky. there Io «tay until bls queen finds another t»«k We understand that Bob DeVaney from the barn loft ten feel high, and for him on earth There are million« of them- little falrl«-« at work all tin has condemned the gravel road cast of cracked his jaw bone ami waa other time, nml even when w«- cannot aee them they are gently kissing the leave- wlih their uiol«t lips or twining their soft anna In loving fsrvweil at«'ut tbe town. How about it. Bob? wise severly bruised He waa brought Fool Jack Frost by getting a pair of to Dr. Prill who dressed the Injuries flowers they have mail* so tn-autlful " those nice warm woolen blankets at a I the child is ri i«-rte<l a» getting Hibler A Gills. »¡->ng nn ely. Superior ta It. A Broken Bone Fred Jones, Wm, Brenner, Joe In order to make room for new goods The tramp leaucU against l be door In case of au am hivut in which a Warwick and Mr. Eahleman returned I will offer every thing in my large Jamb, while Ml«s Anmrl«*l Hhvldoii t»me Is broken your Onu duty after from their hunting trip Monday. stock uf shelf and heavy hardware at perreil out al til m through Ills' «* reeti. notifying n surgeon Is to provide surr We have just received a full line of bargain price*, ('all and examine ami and lie gnxisi past her at tin- kll< den port for the Injured memtier In the Mornaon talite. new heatrrs. Come in and get our get tiricea on atovra, etc. form of an luipruv I «ml splint Elat prices before you buv. Chas. Wesely. means what he say*. Sale commences ”>ou look strong.'' «aid Ml«« Anna pim es of I m > s rd. as broad If («»sslble If the News is any better than usual Monday, Novcmlwr •> ami closes Nov. Pel "Are you equal to tbv task of ns the limb and slightly longer limn this week it may I h - <>n accuunt of the 25. saw lug mid splitting half a cord uf I be broken bone, canes, umbrellas in editor being in Albany and hence out of Jake Mayuth, J M. Hochdanner ami w issi y fact, anything that will accomplish the wav. M D Morgan, of Harrisburg, werr in Equal to it. m.-idam*" said the your end may l>e uscii in adjusting Attorney Garland and family ami Dr. the city Weilm-a lay securing signatures irnmp. "Tbe word is inadequate. I Ibese pod «Illi any soft material limi ard Mrs. John Gill of Lebanon, drove to a petition asking the county court to am »upeilur to It." And a moment I« nt hand Straw, leaves or cushion* over in their sutos bunday and spent build a bridge across the Willamette at later the sunshine played on the door mnde of grass may tie used. Avoid Harrisburg They are business men of Inuili where Id« tlguiv had so lately auy pressure on the I nJ unii |inrt.eu<er the day with M. (*. Gill ami family. leaned, mid down lu tbe road drifted Fred Bilyeu, Chas Vseteeka, Henry that town, the latter n«m«l bring the a < loud of dust raised by his luitleut. It with a cloth and keep wet with clean cold water — Woman's Home editor of the Harrisburg Bulletin. ll'deial, G. A. Morgan. A. L. Arnokl pliHldmg feet Companion There is little danger from a coki or and W M. Rhoda are among the ones Thousand« of men lu England earn A Doubting Father. from an attack of the grip except when to pay in advance the past week. George Mantille tenu «a» In the their living during * considerable |«>r followisi by pneumonia, ami thia never Iriil llilyeu took an auto load of tlon of (lie year by their ability to Reform clu” one afternoon. saya n teachers to and from the institute. K happens when Chamlierlain's Cough walk and nork un Ini' siili». Must of London journal, when he Oottced that Remedy is used Thia re me-1 v has won Fred looks more thoughtful than usual them »re employed III Ihe tiop ttelds of an old gentleman, a r.iend of hla. w.-i» its gro-at reputation ami extensive sale hr is likely pomb ring over various rules Kent sud other dlatricls. where they looking mttirr perturlunl, so he lu by iw remarkable cures of colds and of iM-dagogy. have dl«pia< ed ihe tilgli stepiadders pilred If there was anything tbe mal grip ami can tie relied upon with implicit formerly lt> use. Ini ring thè |«>i» For pains in the side or cheat dampen confidence kor sale by all dealers. er "Well." said tbe old gentleman stringing« season thè the stili stilt walkers, a piece of flannel with Chamtierlain's 'life fact Is my sou lias got a pini twelve fret from the ground, perform Chas Vseteeka has received the sad Liniment ami bind it on over the seat omliig out tonight, and I fear It wii the work with rase aud without loss of pain. There is nothing better. For news that n four year old child of his of time or motion. A trallied »uiimau be a ghastly failure He can write brother, who moved from here to Iowa sale by all dealers. will do the work of four or Uve nieu pretty little plays when he likes, but about ore year ago. hail been burned to working wl*h stepladders. this one he hns written is a nunsen IL I*. DeVaney ami wife drove to slcal sort of a thing, and I'm «ure It death. The little fellow had been left Albany Sunday taking their daughter, won't do at all. However. I suppose alone for alsiut fifteen minutes and hail Erante Meeting Beatrice and Mi»« Evans to attend the I tn n*t gu and ms - It." T he son • in some manner obtained matches and institute. They returned by way of An interesting program is being pro nnme was William H Gilbert, and the going to the bam, had set it on fire hhedds stopping over for an all day ps ml for next Grange day. Cyrus H. play waa "Trial by Jury " ami was burned in the building. visit. " alkcr will tie present ami give a talk. Ths Origin of Carrier Pigeons I intend to close out my jewelry de If you want graniteware, you ran Match for program in next week's The origlu u" the use of the carrier partment by Thanksgiving if possible. gut some bargains in dippers, pudding issue of the News. pigeon Is lost In o»ircurity. bu> the tlrni If vou desire any thing in thia line you pans, ami pie plates, at 10 to IS cents people of whom we have any record of can get some bargains for cash. Call each. Water buckets 3D cents, dish employing It are the Greek«. By them early and get your first choice, you pans 20c to 30c, coffee pots, two quart, it was oaed with great suo ran. and the will also have a guess on the length of 16c, sauce pan» amt stew pan» at 15c know .'ledge they bad acquired they I 111 time the candle will bum. The one The following are cash prices quoted and 20c. N. L Morrison. nearest the correct time will get a 130 on Thursday of each week by our parted to the Itomans. who first used The Farmers Meat Market handles gold watch free It a« a tr.ews-ige tiearer about 120 year« N. I. Morrison. dealers: 4 choice line of fresh ami cured meats before the Christian era About fsai Wheat, per bushel ......... I Chamberlain's Stomach ami Liver at lowest prices. Highest prices paid years ago pigeons lo-nied part of a Oats, per bushel................. farmers for their beef, mutton, pork, Tablet* do mil sicken or gripe, ami may telegraphic system adopted by the . 1 be taken with perfect safety by the Flour, per sack ................. ami hides. Nuf sod. Turk«, who erro ted high towers thirty Bran, per ton . ..................... .. » moat delicate women or the youngest Roy McDonald, Prop. or forty miles aiairt They were pro • « child. The old and feeble will also find Shorts, per ton............... . . vlded with pigeon«, and sentinels atom' We are over stocked on paints and Chop, per ton . ..................... 31 them a moat suitable remedy for aiding constantly ready to se ore the me« varnishes, so will give you some very and strengthening their weakened Butter, (Country) per roll sages as tbe bird* arri red.-Ix>nd«»n clone figures on the same in order to digestion ami for regulating the bowels. Eggs, per doten ............... Standard reduce my stock. Everything aoki at Chickens, per (round ..... For sale by all dealers. n reduced price will lie for cash only. The Worth p of th* Moon. Chickens, per pound, young broilers The .Moslem still slajM his hands at N. L Morrison. < >eeae, per pound ....................... Il IH CHrcMs the sight of the new moon and .nutter« Turkeys, per pound ..................... ”1 do not believe there is any other a prayer, although the Koran appears Services at the Christian church on Ducks, per pound ......................... medicine no gw*d for whooping cough to forbid lite practice In the word« as C hamberlain's Cough Remedy,” second and fourth Sundays of each Beef, per pound, live weight ... "Bend not In adoration of the sun sir month. Pork, dre«ard ................................ writes Mrs. Francis Turpin. Junction moon.” Herodotus accuse« (he aoi lent City. Oregon. This remedy is also un Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday Veal, per pound, for shipping .. Persians of bring moon womtil|iem T THE LOCAL MARKETS surpassed for colds and croup Sold by ail dealers. It doesn't make any difference what kind of a sewing machine |you have, call and give me the name ami I can fit you out with the needle or shutter you want Call and sec how quick you can get what you want. Morrison has it. ”1 am pleased to recommend Cham bertain'a Cough Remedy as the best thing I know of and safest remedy for coughs, colds and bronchial trouble,” writes Mrs. L. B. Arnold of Denver, Colo. “We have used ft repeatedly and It haa nevei failed to give relief. Hold by all druggists. evening. Fubj*ct;“ lessons from Great Lives." John 21: 2Ù-26. 1 Sood Position Services at the Raptist church on Can be had by ambitious young men first and third Hundaya of each month. ami ladies in the field of ’'Wireless" or Union Sunday school at 10 a. m. railway telegraphy. Since the H-hour law became effective, ami since the (atrrtimH Wireless companies are establishing The sewing society met at the home stations throughout the countrv there is of Mrs. DeVaney Thursday afternoon. a great shortage of telegraphers. Poal* 14 members were present to enjoy a lions pay beginners from |7o to |!»> per good social time in connection with month, with g<««l chances of advance their sewing. Ice cream and fiesta ment. The National Telegraph Insti w afers were served by the hostess dur tute of Portland, Ore., operates under ing the afternoon. The ladies departed supervision of R. R. ami Wireless offi declaring they had spent a most pleas cials ami places all graduates into posi ant time. Mrs. R. bhelton invited the tion*. It will pav you to write to them ladies to meet with her next Thursday. for full detalla. I and. though they denied the practice, the following passage from the Zend A vesta would seem to be conclusive "We sacrifice Io tbe new moon, the holy and master of holiness; we aa- ri Ace to the full moon, tbe holy and mas ter of holiness.” The Brafcsw Heart. A girl who bad refnsrd young Isn sing said to a friend: ”1 have broken bl* heart. I fear.” ’’You hsre You certainly hare.’’ the friend replied "You've brvkrn It right In half ” "In half? What do you mean?” ”1 mean that be takes to girls out to tbe theater every night now."—Ki change. Regular price Weekly Oregonian ......... Senn Wet lv -Journal ......... I>ailv nii<l Stindiiv Journal Daily Joutuul Town »V Ctiuntiv, twice a mo Rill al Spirit, w.ik 1 y Oregon Iloinotca 1, wvekl ,■ Toledo !>la io < Oregon Tcaehet •- .Iourn.il Scient’lic American .... Delineator Nortliiu -l I’oultrx Journal LaFollett«W cck I v Club price (Ml n <M> Ÿ2.25 2.1 Hi 'J (Ml lì.-50 2.‘>0 3.1 Ml 3 00 2.Ô0 2.75 1.50 3.1 M) 2.( Mt 2 50 (>.75 »5.25 1.50 2 15 2.< M) 2.< N) 1 '.»5 3.75 2.25 1 JÌ0 1 05 I be long winter rvrnlnri can br piraiantly spent al want s BILLIARD Al* D POOL HALL Coalrytloncry. Soft Urlati Tabaco aal Gran The Scio Planing Mills It’s natural for you to want the most and the best you can get for your money. Hut wln-u you buy a bill of lumber without getting an i ntimate from u-. how do you know that you’re getting the best bargain that is poMihle 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 w ay is to always let us make vou an estimate on what you want before buying elsewhere We have a complete stock of everything in lumber and building material, Estimate* promptly furnished Call and sec us. SCIO l’I.AMNG VILI 50 SEARS’ EXPERIENCE WEBSTERS N ew I nternational D ictionary Tnsoc M*«m Orsir.na CoevmaMTa Ac Anron* ?>' < a »ba4< h a» 1 4<*r»- ih .-n w < ur «.*«<«■»• n fr»a whMtoar m ib p»’ *awjr ’a 1.1 itauMfirtlj .•s-«.-Me»i,»al Vate*:# wnt fra»*»- <»l4««a< srurrt atprttntw piatita. »’» . .•-* tace ' t.’.r -»’• M % < k rr« oi»s r «t charwa, in tba THE MERRIAM WEBSTER? Scicniific American Recano « '• » NIW CHEA- XlS*— T! N, e- vert*« every field ot ths world's thouabl, action and culture. The oaly Sew Unabrldaod dlcUouary u> many years. < handar'fnwtr HI«a«rat*M W' C ì I t . • «rgaal rtr ■t ali i «'f ' i‘ ♦: TrfmB |' « (-ar; ( nrm «’ha. IL b 4 t»y a ’ t e«*~»**a»ank VUNN XCo.36"”—■’ New Yuri Hrain b Ofl «k . \V aahHugti.u. II. U Because ** - Farmirs Attention Ship all your poultry, eggs, veal and pork direct to the largest and oldest produce dealers in Portland. We pay highest prices quote«! in "The Oregonian” for fancy stock. We can supply • -«i- a I egg rs-s. Tags free. Check Bent by return mail. Paid up capital stock 410.000. F. H. SCHMALZ A CO. 141-143 Iront St., Portland Oregon over Word», in- :e then ever bsfure appeared between two «overa i-oo fagea. Ouoo /!• luBtrationa. I I Became ’* ’• the oaf e dietlonary . with the new divided pege. A "IMroSo ot Geniua.” Because '* '* an encvclopedia tn - - * »in«le volume. Because 11 *• «oeepied by the ■ Court«, bchool« end l’rem as the we supreme au thority. Because h* ***° knows trine - - - .lueceas. Let us tell you about thia new work. Wl TYl ft* Attention Farmers We can supply g- d seven foot split cedar fence posts, sixteen inches and larger in circumference, in car l«>ad lots at nine cents each f. o. h. Munkcm. Oregon, Yew ami cedar anchor posts on hand. Hoover Lumber Cd.. Hoover Oregon. TH luctionetr Who ha* cried sale* successfully, who knows current values, and who i* other wise well qualified a* a salesman, i* the one who will get the moat money for your products. 1 have ha>i the experience and believe Violin Lessens I can render such services as will Those wishing to take music lessons pie**«. *on th« violin call and see A. M. Young. nlH B. T. Sudtell, Halsey, Or*.