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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1911)
Katharine Trvvstle Winter underwear at prices that are right at Hibler A Gills. Come to Heyne's tails. for oyster cock Miss M«-lda Wendt was the lea-ler u vnu young people'« meeting laat Sunday Nice line of Thanksgiving poet card« evening. at Hvyne's. Th«- 8. I*, now has a special Saturday Our Job Work ia secure! to not* in to Monday rate of 12.90 from West the county. (Jive it a trial. Sent to Fortland, Oct one of thus« new umbrellas at Have you bought your heating stove Hibler A Gill's. yet? If nut »<*•• what Morrison has it; Trespass Notices for sale ut thia Oregon made stoves. His price« ar« office. right. I*on*t get cold feet. Get woolen The lung winter evt tangs will soon be h«m« at Hibler A Gills. ha re. Get a good supply of reading by Don't forget the recital tomorrow taking advantage of the News dub- , bing bargains. night. I. miles Calling Cards printed or Mrs. E. Richardson of Scio, return«! blank for sale at this office. burn«- thia morning after a visit wit!« Let it rain if you have one of those h< r daughter, Mr« E Rex of thia city. Albany Hvrakl new umbrellas from Hibler A Gill's. Landlord Shelton of the Scio h<>t«d is The Van Brunt double disk drill is quite busy three days. the only drill on the market that ia Albany. Springfickl and Roseburg are right today, leas trouble an«! the price is right Hold by Chas. Wescly. making the blind pigs squeal. A hew line of up to-date umbrellas The Santiam News ia urging the nt Hibler A Gill's. organisation of a commercial club. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shelton visited There ought to I m - enough l«ou»tcrs in home folks thia week. that town to start something. Fall A few loads of gravel have B|M>iled City Newt. Mt us have your order for magaxines J. F. Frochaaka has moved into his and papers for the coming year. We new home ami now says, "l*t it rain.'* can save you c«Mt of money order an«l povtag«- and also the trouble of writing The Weaely orchestra will play at the a letter. entertainment tomorrow night. fie The News could not obtain the sure to attend. grange program for publication laat Fool Jack Frost by getting a pair of week as wai intended. We shall gladly those nice warm woolen blankets at publish th«* grange program whenever Hibler & GUI». furnished u« in time. Wm. Brenner has erected a numlier For pains in the aide or chest dampen of chicken houses and will pay consider a piece of flannel with Chamlierlam'a able attention to poultry raising. Liniment an«! bind it on over the seat Any paid in advance subscribers can of pain. There ia nothing better. For have the lie net’ll of reduced price on sale by all dealers. any of our reading bat gains. The Albany Herald's society editor W«> have just received a full line of had the marriage of Rolla Shelton ami new heaters. Come in and get our Mis* Minnie Seymour occur in Albany prices In-fore you buy. ( has. Wvvwly. instead of Scio. Another can- of The new council may possibly be in annexation. duced to tlx some of the street cross If you have an alisent friend or rela inga in a year or so. tive you can not give a present which the mud hole in front of the post office. M Saturday night Just received a shipment of new crop nuta at Heyne's Daddy ’s Bedtime Story When the IVrx And Dfonet Went to Court I It« Hr»» md tlrohfi Go to Court « ’•«»lit' know." said daddy to Jack and Fv.-«n If ' <>u are n ■■'. In ts-d pfMBptly ,-u w..i. t get am of that nice bone, which I r- - It- *. :.t fl. in III.. O.III,try If you .vie v — -I I think WO shall h.t'e eome fur breakfast. and as I am very fond of honey. I fe-.pe you will not be naughty and so keep me from getting my «hare " ■’We ll to- good." said Evelyn. If you’ll tell us a story stout bnney " •‘t’ui well. I’ll tell you a story about bees Once uf««n a time there was n hive (the be«*«* bouse Is called a birr, you know! of fine tut l«ees They worked Hartl nti«l never wasted anything, but they couldn t get ahead be cause they had a lot of drones laxy relations living in the same bouse with them and what the family didn’t ent up the drones wasted At last the bead tx-r rellr-t all the other worker Is-es together and said We’ve fed those lary drone« long enough Now they Just have to go to work" ‘•’But how are we going to make them work?’ one old tree asked 'We've tieeu trying as long ns I can remetnlx-r and Ibey non t.’ " Well. sal«l the head bee. if they won’t work we’ll put them out.' 'Ho the In-titl lo*e and several of the old ts-es called the dronee together au<! told them this ••’llumph;’ anl«l the lien«! drone war* .i«tlcally. ’I Ju«t see myself working" Ko do I’ nnd ’!' and ’I’ am! Tr exclaim«-«! the other drone« •• 'If you ih.ti t well put you out.' threnteru-d the I h - * •• *ln<l<-<«! you won’t This bl»e 1« our home «pilte a« much ns yours You dare to put us out nmt we’ll call In roll«« man Bumblebee sn<1 haul you all before Judge Owl." •'The Ix-es became angry an«! ttie«! to put the drones out S<> Judge Owl hnd to try patching up the squabble some way. "At Inst he said lie bad made up bls mind lie calle«) the t«ees and drones before him “The court wishes to settle this matter In n Just and proper manner.’ said he. with his most learned air "The title l«el««nga to the makers of the honey Now. I will set aside two empty hives <>ne f««r the tw-ro nnd on«- for the dr««ne« Whichever party first Dlls Its hhe with honey proves that It made the other honey and owns the other hive’ "The be*« were much pleased nn«l although the drones moved Into the new hive« and for awhile pretended to be very busy to this «lay they have not one drop of honey to show, so they hate never gut back luto the big home hive " Strang« lndu«tr,«s tn Coins. Th« Firet Muuo. In Ta««'b-«w ‘-ur «-»-e-re-i-uudent «aw The father of notig. mu«|c and danc some «tran-e* lm!ii«tr'.<-*> On- ■> ■-- '’-«• ing all Ihr««*, was the «««age who keeping of large stags, a« big ns a Amt rlap|H*d hand« sud shouted In fair »Ire«! b->rwe. reared f >r the aake itinie at «--lue rude festival of hl« t' ' of tbelr horns, which are cut off every I From thnt clapping nu<! «lioutlng has «timiner nnd sot«! for as mu«h as I’-.'« 1«een evolved the whole art of Instru gold fur u«e «• medicine The burn Is mental music Including even the en ironing i 1 .ville* of the r-htli soft, and th«* softer It In when re symphony From that «h<«iit or nidi ranipl the higher the price renll««l mentary emotional utterame haa pro The other «na the raising of th«- ma ehL a sort of large pheasant, the tai! credei! by » kliidre»! e«««lutlon the feathers of which are very valuable, whole art <>f vocal mimic down to th«- na they are nced«d for the dr«-*« tints modern o|«ern or onitorlo. From th«- savage leap ba« come every vnrlety W. (’. Simmon», Jr., has been quite will lie more appreciated than to send of mandarins Tltulw-r Is very ¡.lentl sick for the past week. Dr. Frill re the News for a year. It will lie a fill III thl« district and Is m-til away I’ of dum Ing. from the country break ports him much improved at present weekly reminder of your kindness and by ruft to all parts.-North China down to th«- beautiful wnltre« of the city bullrouiu New York Amerhan \, «H The Odd Fellows had better lock up will save lota of letter writing. Ths Oren« In Naw York. their goat when they take Roy Me Origin ot "Penta." The News is in receipt of an invita Even in New York comparatively The words br««vcbea. trousers and Do tald into membership. He might tion from Mias Birdellr Brenner of (>. few re«l<lenta know rhe origin of the pantaloon« are now tm«d Interchange kidnap it for lamb chops. A C. inviting th«* «-«iitor and wife to a name Bronx It came from an early ably, but originally the aignltltatlon* Youth's Companion until January 1, reception to I«* given by the Waldo settler. Joni» llronck. who. with two companions «alleil from Holland in were quit«- different I’antnlooim were 191.1 for |!.75. I*t us have your order. Hall Club of which she ia a member. . nt first nothing but lung stockings Nothing better to present to a boy or Our parlur clocks have all gone on a the private armed »hip Fire of Troy worn In Italy na a nort of n-llgioun and arrived In New Amsterdam In girl than the Youth's Companion. strike and for thia reason we will, for July. DCT» llronck at ooco obtained habit by the devotee« of St l'anta The Farmers Meat Market handles the next thirty days, sell them at a from the Dutch We«t Indi.« company i loon 11 fee. hrs originally reached from Now is a grant of BOO acre« of land In whnt I the «till half way to the knee anil a choice line of fresh and cured meats cash discount of 10 per cent. A. W. Is now W«~>tcnr«rer county, 'lying be at lowest prices. Highest prices paid your chance to get a bargain. finnllv to the knea. where they were tween the Great Kill’’ «the llarlcin fastened with a buckle Trousers are farmers for their beef, mutton, pork, Ilagey. ami hides. Nuf sed. In order to make room for new gmxis riven "and the Ahqoahung" «the I the pre««-nt «tyle of leg gear, a com Bronx riven An old ’Tracing of I Idnntion uf the former two Roy McDonaki. Prop. I will offer every thing in my large Brom ksland" 1« «till preserved In Hie stock of shelf anti heavy hardware at Kalina A Prochaaka have enlarged Mse'-ng of the Waters. ofll-e of the secretary of state at M their store room an«! are remodeling the bargain prices. Call and examine ami bnny. amt the location of Jonas From Oct. 31 to Nov. 4, IMO. tn Morrison Bronck'S house 1« shown thereon dwelling rooms in the rear to provide get prices on stoves, etc France the Kaone poured Ita waters additional apace. They are adding to means what he says. Sale commences Into the Rhone, broke Ite tiank«. cov their stock of merchandise ami had to Monday, November t> and cloaca Nov. Nollet of Hearing of fimt Account er«-«l tìO.OOO ncr«*s and Immerse«! a num tt. have more apace. . ber of eitle« aud village« Six hun Notice is hereby given that the fina I lr«*«l nnd eighteen hou««-« were carri«*«! We are over stocked on paints and From 9 a. m. to 4 p m . poai- account of Jacob Bartnik as executor vamiahee. no will give you some very It lively no longer, on Friday. of the last will ami testament of Went! »way am! uinny live« Mcrlfi-rd close figures on the same in order to November 17. Dr. Ixiwe. the well known i Was the first time In 2-’W years that Bullish, deceased. has been filed in the reduce my stock. Everything sold at optician an«l optometicst will lie at th«- the Sauna liad risen su high. county court of Unn county. State of a reduced price will be for cash only. Hotel Scio. If your eyes are red, itch, Oregon, and that the 4th day of N. I. Morrison. Queir Old Laws. smart, blur or burn consult him. If Decemtier, 1911. nt the hour of 9 o'clock France In 1314 puwd laws régulât Cyrus Walker was over from Albany you <k> not ne«*d glasses he will tell you a. m., han been duly appointed by such Ing the sire of Ibe et.mk and rot«- the buturday to help at the grange meeting so Thia is Dr. Ixiwe'a laat trip to court for ‘.he hearing of objections to breadth of the trimming nnd the num ami made the News a call. If the Scio till next June. such final account and the settlement lier of sull« i *.>«« chmh I by each |>ern. ii farmers here about had half the inter If you want graniteware, you can thereof, at which time any person est in the grunge that Mr. Walker has, get some bargains in dippers, pudding interested in such «-state may ap|«ear also the diet. Including the hour of meals and the nutul>er of dishes. they would make people ait up and take pans, and pie plates, at 10 to 15 cents ami file objections thereto in writing not hre. each. Water buckets 30 cents, dish ami content the name. Jacob Bartnik. •'I «k> not believe there ia any other pans 20c to 30c, coffee pots, two quart, Executor medicine so goo«i for whooping cough 15c. sauce pans and stew pans at 16c C. C. Bryant, as ( hamberlain'a Cough Remedy," ami 20c. N. I. Morrison. Attorney. writes Mrs. Francis Turpin. Junction 1 intend to close out my jewelry de First publication Not. 3, 1911. City, On-gon. This remedy ia also un partment by Thanksgiving if possible. Laat publication Dec 1, 191!. surpassed for colds ami croup Sok! by If vou desire any thing in this line you all dealers. can get some bargains for cash. Call Mat (dll has had his house repainted early and get your first choice, you and now has one of the finest appear will also have a guess on the length of ing homes in the city. Altho so near time ths candle will burn. The one the business part of town, the abundant nearest the correct time will get a 130 The following are cash prices quoted shrubbery and flowers give the large gold watch free N. I. Morrison. on Thursday of each week by our yard a delightful privacy which is very Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver dealers: interesting during the summer months. Tablets do not sicken or gripe, and may Wheat, per bushel........................ $ M) It doesn't make any difference what be taken with perfect safety by the Oats, per bushel............................ 46 kind of a sewing machine (you nave, moat delicate women or the youngest Flour, per sack ............................. 1 20 call an<l give me the name and I can child. The old and feeble will also find Bran. p--r t-«n ....... 0 00 fit you out with the needle or shutter them a most suitable remedy for aiding Shorts, per ton............................... 31 00 their weakened Chop, per ton................................ you want Call and see how quick you amt strengthening 31 00 50 can get what you want. Morrison has digestion and for regulating the bowels. Butter. (Country) per roll.......... For sale by all dealers. Egg«, per doten............................ 41 it. Chickens, per pound . .......... .. >2 "I am pleased to recommend Cham | Chickens, per pound, young broilers II ftr Silt tr R iai beriain’s Cough Remedy as the best Geese, per pound ....................... 09 thing I know of ami safest remedy for 1 have 10 acres of land with good It Turkey«, per poumi............... IK coughs, cokia ami bronchial trouble." room house, barn and other out build Ducks, per pound ..................... 12 writes Mrs. L. B. Arnold of Denver, ings for sale at 12300 Will sell, part Beef, per poumi, live weight ... 04 Colo. "We have used it repeatedly and trade or rent Lincoln Ixigan, West Pork, dressed ............................... Off it has never failed to give relief. Sold Syio, Ore. I Veal, per poumi, for shipping . 11 by all druggists. Tbv lony winter cvroinrs OX te plrauntly »petit al waot s uiiLiaRD ar d fool hall Tobiiio sa! Gzxrt U The Scio r..-i .W. Drink! Planing Mills It’s natural for you to want the moat ami th«- best vou can g«-t for your money. But when you buy a bill of lumber without getting an ■ ’ » •■ ■ ■ that ia posaible for you to get? You siniplv can't tell a thing about it. You don't (mow wheflier you'll losing money or not The «inly safe w ay is to always let ua make vou an estimate on w hat you want before buying el*> where. We have a complete stock of everything in lumber am! building material. Eatimatea promptly furnished. Call and see ua. - ■ ■ ■ - ■ - ' ------------ S< Il > I'l kNING VII.I. ONE FARE ROUNDTRIP ACCOUNT Thanksgiving Holidays Kor the above Occasion The Corvallis Ar Eastern Railroad Announce a one fare rate between all points. rickets on sale November 29 and 30 with linal return limit Dec. I. Fur further particulars call on any ('. A E. Agent THE LOCAL MARKETS JOHN M. SCOTT General Passenger Agent Porilaml Oregon Foreign Eccentricities. Motic« "The pe««p!e lu llieforeign hoteia." said the young tourist. ' have the . Subacriptiona must tx- paid up by queerest ways I ever saw " I December 1 to get the benefit of the "What’s tlie matter now?" 11.25 rate. After Decemtier 1 it will "Why. 1 Ju«t uow- asked the clerk coet $1 50. In French what new* from America, and he repl!e«l that the Russian In Hot drinka am! hot lunche« at terpreter wn« <mt I’d tike to know what cuniK-ctlon be thought 'here waa lleynea. tM-tween the two." — Llppincott'e. Subacribe for the Santiam New«. 4
