The Santiam news., November 10, 1911, Image 4

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Winter underwear at prices that are I
< I right at Hibler A Gills.
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li revit ies ! <
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Mrs. John Gill and gratskiaughter,
Inia Butcher, visited in Jefferson last
weak.
Have you bought your heating stove
yet? If not see what Morrison has in
Oregon made stoves. His price« «re
right.
(Continued from page 1)
Oregon-California Railroad Grant Case,
the Oregon Congrexsional delegation I«*
petitioned to use every known resource ,
j towards securing the lands involved for
Our Job Work is second to none in
Mrs Elisa Crabtree left Thursday I public school purposes.
the county. Give it a trial.
That we favor medical inspection and
for Council, Idaho for a two weeks
Get one of those now umbrellas at visit with her brother, L. I.. Burten- investigation of aanitary conditions in ,
j txith city and rural schools.
Hibler A Gill's.
shaw.
That w* heartly approve of the law I
Trespass Notices for •ule «I th.«
The long winter evenings will soon be
for supervision of rural schools and
offi cs.
here. Get a good supply of reading by
favor its extension as rapidly as con­
Don't gel cold feet.
Get woolen taking advantage of the News ' lut-
dition« will warrant.
h<>»- at Hibler 4 Gills.
bing bargains.
That we favor industrial work in our
Eulela Cyrus of Albany, is visiting in
The Van Brunt double disk drill I« schools, but only when properly subordi­
He io thia week,
the only drill on the market that la nated to and correlated with the regular .
Mr. and Mrs. F. Hhelton have return right today, less trouble an«l the price i courses.
That we favor so changing our pres- '
is right Hold by Chas. Wesely.
rd from Halls Camp, near lletroit.
ent school law that the Plate Board of
Let us have your order for magarines
Joe Wesely went to Cortland Tuei-
Education shall consist of seven mem
and papers for the coming year. Wr
d i/ < n bi sines«.
tiers, a majority of whom shall be
Ladies Calling Cards printed or can save you coat of money order and actually engaged in educational work. |
postage atxi also the trouble of writing
blank for sale al this office.
That th* State Board of Education I
a letter.
1 et it rain —if you I are one of those
»hall constitute the btate Text Book I
For pains in the si«le or chest dampen
new umbrella* from Hluler A Gill's.
, Commission.
a piece of fiannel with Chamberlain's
That a law be passel forbidding any
Dr. Lowe's glasses are death to
Liniment and bind it on over the «•■t
evmjiany to collect a higher price for
head aches.
I of ¡«in. There is nothing better, For
books in Oregon than the same books
A new line of up to-.late umbrellas «vie by all dealers.
are offered to other elates, allowance
at Hibler A Gill's.
If you have an absent friend or rei«- tiring mad* for transportation.
- .Mr. and Mr«. Fred Bilyeu ai d J e live you can not give a present which
That a system of distribution be '
Weselv made a trip to Alt any Satur­ will lx- more appreciated than to send ’
' adopted by which a sufficient numtier of
day.
the News for a year. It will be a buuks will lx- supplied to each district
Mr«, Hendricks of Cottonwood, Cal., weekly reminder of your kindness and fully to meet the needs of the schools
Is visiting at the home of Mr. and M js . will save lota of letter writing.
therein located.
Ira Richatdaon.
That we heartily an I unqualifiedly
Our parlor clocks have all gono on a
I uol Jack Frost by «citing a pair of strike and for this reason we will, for endorse the present efficient and pro
those nice warm woolen blankets at the next thirty days, sell them at a premve administration of Superintend­
« ash discount of 10 per cent
Now is ent Alderman and that we pledge him
Hibler 4 Gills.
your
chance
to
get
a
bargain,
A. W. our unwavering support.
Miss Inw Landon of fialem, cam«-
restore privilege of exemption of
Hagey.
over last week to visit Minnie Seymour
Wl
per
cent under the oki law.
anil be prevent at the wedding.
Th- following ¡«ersons helped Ixxxit
■ That.we urge that a stat* law lx- I
Any paid in advance suliscribcrs can the Neus by paying in advance the
enacted whereby the teachers who lost
have the benefit of reduced pries on past week: J. A. Bilyeu. N. 1. Morri­
exemptions of !*U ¡x-r cent may
son, T. K. Samlerson, G. A. Griffin. their
any of our reading bargains.
have those rights restored to them.
Henry
Myers,
T.
A
Richantaon.
F.
F.
.
We have just received a full line of
W M K irk
new heaters. tome In and get our Rahn. Aumsville, and J. I*. M«>mson,
c. c. B akkr
Eureka.
Kans
prices before you buy. Chas. Wesely.
c. c. Coujun
The "-t ay ton Mail has again change*)
Mrs. Francies Wesely, accompanied
L. L. G ooding
by her «laughter, Rosa and son, Chas., hands and cam* out last week under
C. W. B okttichkr
went to Portland Friday returning M»r- the sup >rvi»ion of the new owner F.
Committee
M Olmsted.
The News wishes the
dav night.
n*w owner success in his venture and
Mrs. T. A. Richardson went to Albany
feels sure he will get out a good paper
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Friday and was joined by Mr. Richard
.
if th* public will but do ita part.
son rui.dsy eienng.
They retimed
In order to make room for new goods
Tuesday.
I will offer every thing In my large
Youth's Companion until January I,
I
stock of shelf and heavy hardware at
1913 for 11.75. Ix-t us have your order.
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bargain prices, Call and examine and
Nothing better to present to a boy < r
get ¡trices on stoves, etc
Morriaon
girl than the Youth's Companion.
The students seemed to have liked
means what he says. Sale commences
Miss Birdc-lie Brenner of O. A. C. Monday, November 6 and ciernes Nov. the institure very much for every one
returned Thursday eager to get to
came over to spend Saturday and Sun- > 25.
work. The rest seemed to have done
«lay with home folks and ’friends an«!
From 9 a. m. to 4 p m., pusi- them good.
returned to Corvallis Sunday evening
lively no longer, on Friday,
The physical geography class assist-
The Farmers Meat Market hai dies
N ivvmber 17, Dr. lx>we, the well known ed Prof. Gooding in straightening up
a choice line of fresh and cured mists
optician and optomet lest will he at the the library Monday afternoon.
at lowest prices. Highest prices paid
Hotel Scio. If your eyes are red, itch,
farmers for their beef, mutton, pork,
Why do not more ¡«rents visit our
smart, blur or bum conault him. If
and hides. Nuf ssd.
High hch«x>l ami see what excellent
you do not need glasses he will tell you
Roy McDonald, Prop.
work is being done?
We would be
so. This la Dr. Ixiwe's last trip to
gla<! to have them come.
i
We are over stocked on paints ami •"clo till next June.
varnishes, so will give you some very
Prof Gooding and Health Officer Dr. ’
If you want graniteware, you ran
close figures on the same in order to
Prill deserve lots of credit for getting
get some bargains in dippers, pudding
reduce my stock. Everything sold at
Dr. White to visit us. The student
pans, and pie plates, at 10 to 15 renta
a reduced price will be for cash only.
b«»dy gaine«! a great deal of knowledge
<-ach. Water buckets .'to cents, dish
N. I. Morriaon.
from his talk.
pans 20c to .'toe, coffee pots, two quart,
S oph .
John Wesely has received a fine 825 15c. sauce pans and stew pans at 16c
rooster which he takes pride in show­ and 20c. N. I. Morrison.
The Juniors were given the honor of
ing his friends
He is planning to put
I intend to close out my jewelry de­
a heater in his chicken houae and start partment by Thanksgiving if possible. being the only class in High schcxil that
to hatching chickena soon after the If you desire any thing in this line you receive«! their quarter holiday on the
score of tardiness and absence during
first of the year.
can get some bargain« for cash, ('all
"I do not believe there is any other early and get your first choice, you the first month of sch<xd.
All the pupils started in upon their
medicine ao good for wh<«oping cough will also have a guess on the length of
ns Chamberlain's C«»ugh Remedy," time the carwile will burn. The one schtxtl work with fresh activity after
writes Mrs. Francis Turpin. Junction nearest the correct time will get a $.«> the three days vacation during the
teachers institute.
City, Oregon. This remedy is alao un­ gold watch free
N. I. Morriaon.
surpassed for colds and croup. Sold by
Lulu Clark. Nckia Wendt and Chris­
i hamtierlain’a Stomach and Liver
tine Shindler spent their vacation at
all dealers.
Tablets do not sicken or gripe, and may
Mias Vella Brenner drove to Munkers be taken with perfect safety by the home.
Margaret Brock visited school last
Saturday, to meet her sister.
Miss moat delicate women or the youngest
Vella is becoming an exnert driver. child
The old and feeble will also And Friday aftern«x>n.
A few years hence she will use a Cyrus them a moat suitable remedy for aiding
Quite an accident «x-currx-d to Ardee
a ito when meeting her sister at the and strengthening their weakened Powell and Ben Thayer the other day
union depot -so runs a last spring's digestion and for regulating the bowels. while experimenting in laboratory, j
For sale by all dealers.
Ardee was raising and lowering the
prophecy.
apparatus, while B«-n was recording the
It doesn't make any difference what
water pressure at different depths.
kind of a sewing machine |you have,
Through some pnstaks on the part of
call an«i give me the name and I can
Anice about a gallon of water was
fit you out with the needle or shutter
suddenly given a scat on Ren's lap.
you want. Call and see how quick you
The following are caah price« quoted
can get what you want. Morriaon has ( on Thursday of each week by our Ardee did not have much sympathy for
poor Ben but instead went around
it.
( dealers:
laughing and telling hia mates that
Call at Hotel Scio Friday. November Wheat,
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per bushel.................
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"Ren almost got a ducking."
17 to 4 o’clock and have Dr. Lowe show ( Oat«, per bu«hcl.....................
40
Mr. Gooding, (in geometry) Gertrude
you the new glasses with which you Flour, per sack .....................
1 20
bow do you «¡tell theorem’
can «*•»■ all distances and no lines or Bran. per ton..........................
» 00
Gertrude—T-h-e-r-o-n.
•ewns in the glass to catch dirt and Shorts, per ton.......................
81 on
M in .
strain the eye. They make you feel Chop, per ton ........................
31 00
young without making you look old. Butter, (Country) per roll..
60
Violin Ltssons
Free demonstrations. Remember.
31)
Eggs. per doten...................
12
"I nm j leased to recommend Cham Chickens, per pound.............
Those wishing to take music lessons
lx-rlain's Cough Remedy as the best Chickens. per pound, young broilers " on the violin call and see A. M. Young.
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thing I know of and safest remedy for Geese, per pound .......................
coughs, colds and bronchial trouble," Turkeys, per pound .....................
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Winlrt
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writes Mrs. L. B. Arnold of- Denver. Hucks, per pound
04
To rent a six or seven room house
Colo. "We have used it repeatedly and Beef, per pound, live weight ...
09 until July 1, 1913 or longer. L. L.
it has never failed to give relief.
Sold Pork, dressed ....................... .
111 Gooding.
| Veal, per pound, for shipping ..
by all druggists.
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