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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1911)
«♦♦+•♦♦♦♦♦♦•ssessasaese Just received a shipment of e • o I nuts at Heyne'e. ♦ ♦ ♦ : I. A ¿ w • •/ / /j. «. ¿’/¿/i J A Doll Free - A Free Doll, coupons at Chaa. Weselye. new crm Ask fir 1 Daddy’s Bedtime Winter underwear at prices that an- right at Ilibler A Gills. Come to Heyne's for oyster cock tails. EJ Baloch weid ia in California. Nice line of Thanksgiving poet cards at Hryne's. Scio ph<»tographed from 13 different views on poet cards at Heyne's. < all at the pootoffice or send |.'< 50 to Daisy Buckner at Scio for tbe Evening Our Job Work ia second to non«- in Telegram one year. th«- county. Give it a trial. Mrs Emms Cyrus will give a Bg Get one of those new umbrellas at Reduction on all her hats now on display Ilibler A Gill's. at M osely & Cains. I re.puss Notices for «ale at thia Our Christmas silverware is now in office. ami we have the largest «tuck in the Don’t get cold feet, Get woolen city. All our silverware is guaranteed. hose at Hi'-ler A Gills. Chas Wrsely. Ladies Calling Cards printed < r The long winter evenings will soon be blank for sab- at thia office. here. Get a good «apply of reading by Let it rain if you have one of those taking advantage of the News *iub- new umbrellas from Ilibler A Gill's. bing bargains. Lincoln Ixigan has moved to h‘s W. C. fimmsons has suffered a re orchard tract just south west of town lapse and is dangerously ill with Infla- A new line of up-to-date umbrellas matio of the bowels A nurse has at Ilibler A Gill's. been engaged from Portland. Delicious ripeolives 15 cents per pint The lin«*st line of china. Japanese ami at Weekly's Grocery. Try them. glass ware are the latest arrival« at i Notice the big doll in Chas Wesely's Wesely's Grocery. Call and see them window. Its free. Ark for coupons, before buying your Christmas presents Fool Jack Frost by getting a pair of let us have your order for magazines those nice warm woolen blankets at and papers fur the coming year. We lldilcr & Gills. can save you coat of money order and Story OUR CLUBBING ~ O F F E R — When Daddy Played I ialloween Ghost For a I hief Th* Thief P»»hed Out nt th« Barn MJXHVEEN fun Is all very Well'• said daddy, "but there Is »nch a thing as having too much of It. When I was a boy we were not allowed to play tricks on our neighbors. but I'm afraid we some times were naughtier than we ought to have been. We boys rigged up a ghost to scare “One Halloween I shall never forget any one w ho happened to tie coming along our road 1 For awhile we raced up «oppose we go over to I ncle Abe «. ami down the path* Then one boy said and If there la any our outside we can have some fun. They will t*e sure to ask us In afterward and give us a flue treat.' We of COUHM OhMkad up I® 1 "<Al-r'« fem very quietly “•I think I see a light out there In the boro.' whispered one of the boy« -T'mle Abe 1« looking after the horses. I guess.' sorae our answered Uncle Al«- was noted for tils love of horse« HI« Bessy and Itounatwl were «aid to tie two of the finest horses In the state aod had taken prise after prise nt county fnlm •• There. he's put the light out now Burak In.' called one of my com H pnnlou« I played ghost The bam door was ajar, and I sneaked In very quietly, having rum taiots on my feet I could see some one standing over by the window near one of the horse's stalls The msu turned his head W r r rf I groaned • Buch a yell a« the fellow g»«e T he boys peeping at the door hadn't time to get out of the way as be dashed out Then we beard footstep« run nlng as If from the house to the gate The bouse d'«-r was flutig open and Uncle Alw stood In the door calllug ’Who'S there?' When he saw men run- Hing ho btiflirdl out to the bum. -•Fur tbe hmd’« wikr” he rr1r«t when be «pled «•. Then be rtught tip n lantern and struck a match There a something queer about those men. boys What were they doing In my barn at this hour* .... • Into the barn we all stalked and there were Bessy and B-mnst-el saddled and bridled Itsgs had l<rrn tle<1 on their feet so they would step softly We had come just In time to keep those men from stealing Uncle Abe's horses and be turned to us and said: H-.i R|t. .-tit 1 «ti -illd I • I til " •' "Well, be called out the neighbors to hunt them, bot the thieves had gone r,,r ggad ii.- nd k«at Man ",n'lr " ’ u. home to make It all right with the folks I guess, after all. we were s little wared to go alone p.o I y. beta careful about Halloween «urpr1^-» s’.n »t Any paid in nd vanes sultacriliers can P-Mtag- and also the trouble of writing have the beneflt of reduced price on a letter. any of our reading bargains. A full line of Dr. David Rolwrts Dill pickles and new sour krout, salt «lock am! poultry remedies on hand salmon and mackerel are among the All remedies guarantee«! to do the work new items at Wesely's Grocery. they are recommend«! for. Ask for L. L. Gooding has renter) the A E. frea books at Wesely’s Grocery Ha n<l al I pro|>erty and will move as soon Try Ixies Liquid Smoke on your hams as some improvements ar« made. i and bacon this fall. It does the work Bro. Morris, of Eugene, will preach and will save any thing for you but at the Christian church Sunday morn your soul. Try it on your meat this ing and evening. j fall. For sale at Wasely'a Grocery. W«- have the largest line of toys in »! Daley butchered two hogs the the valley now on display. Chas. first of the week which beat the Pie The Man Who W early. Eater some. These hogs were 6 months There will be a big all night dance at end 3 days old and onr weighed 267 lbs. Heard the Golden Gooch hall. Hhelbum Thanksgiving and the other ,V»H pounds. Th« Sirens v»ns their Siten» Singing night, Nov. 30. Supfter at the hotel. llm lor Ul»«««« Our parlor clocks have all gone on a W. A. Ewing, of the Scio State strike and for this reason we will, for Hank, han been in Portland a few days O you Itelleve In mermaids, daddy Y* asked Evelyn. “Amtwlla Jone« the next thirty days, sell them at a and has attended some of the Gypsy says there ar» lots of them at the seaahore. but we never saw any " cash discount of 10 per cent Now is -No. I can't say that I ever snw a tnermnld I don't just know Smith meetings. your chance to get a bargain. A. W. any one that did. toil I've heard s good deal al-out them They nre Youth's Companion until January 1, Hagey. a .„.Il of Ma f.nr'e« ’»Illi huig g..l«1--n ball - - h th«' ■ “ini' « '' »> '••• 1913 for J1.75. l^t us have your order. "I do not believe there is any other cn roliilis It 1« sold that n .pievr thing alxitit the mermaids 1« thM. Instead of Nothing better to present to a boy or medicine so guo-l for whooping cough bat lug two little white feet to walk ntsvut on. they are. I*h>w the waist, noth girl than the Youth's Companion. lug but flail Mermaids live down In the bottom of the sea In payees of as < hamlierlain's Cough Remedy,” Now is the time to make your hen? writes Mrs. Francis Turpin. Junction coral and «hell« They «Ing Iwatitlfully. so the story goes, and Ihc sirens. wh > were a very famous family of mermaids, made a great ileal of trouble for lay, by feeding them I^-e'a egg maker, City. < >r«-gon. This remedy is also un- bone, shell, flax meal, blood meal. l>eef lurpaiuxi for col ls and croup Sold by j .rumen, according to the old Greek poet llomer. who telle how hl« hero. Clys«e«. managed to pass their famous Wand In safety and hear them slug scrap« and protenia. Sold at Wesely's all dealers. "Uly»«e« had been off fighting In a war whlrh kept him away from Grocery. Heating stoves of Oregon make at a home for ten year« and after the war was over he took ship and tiegall to Lu Roi Upson was in the employ of «nil liat-k Bo many wonderful things happened to him that the story of bls price that will knock your hat off. I the United States government for Some voyage Is one of the most Interesting ever told Ulysses had heard of the Don't fail to get my prices liefore you time in Panama and personally took »Irens and their IsMUtlful music lie wished much to hear them sing But buy. I have just made a deal with the no one ever had listened to the «Irens and lived Their song« were so bewitch the photagraph« used to illustrate his manufacturer so 1 can sell you heaters lug that whoever beard them could not help jumping Into the seas ami trying lecture Saturday night. at what they formerly coat me for a to swim toward their inland Around tbelr island the ocean was so wild The Farmers Meat Market handle» few days As soon as this shipment is that all wen- eltln-r drowned or eaten by Hie tierce monsters that swarmed a choice line of fresh and cured meats gone you and I will have to pay more. In the sea at lowest prices. Highest price« paid "Ilyases was clever He knew It would l»e a flue thing to tie able to tell So come in while they last. N. I. farmers for their beef, mutton, pork, folks he had really beard the siren« «Ing So when Ills ship came near the Morrison. and hides. Nuf sod. place where he bad tiecn told the siren« lived he asked Ids companions to till Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver their cars with wax and tie him to the mast Roy .McDonald. Prop. Tablets do not sicken or gripe, and may •• Hememlier. said Ulysses. -no matter w hat I may «ay or do. yon are not People on the PaciAc coast every be taken with perfect safety by the to cut my ropes’ where are much interested In the open moat delicate women or the youngest “The siren« were no doubt angry that no one paid them the usual compll ing of the Panama Canal. Scio has a child. The old and feeble will also And ment of drowning, fsr when they »¡ing Ulysses dill «IM1V twg hl« men to let splendid opportunity to hear at »out the hint loose. but hl« faithful friends and «enmen would not cut the nq«*« until them a most suitable remedy for aiding history and construction of the canal by UlyoMu loie.1 to tell bln friend« tn and strengthening their weakened safely beyond the mermaids' Island hearing Lu Roi Upson Saturday night. after years of the matchless mu«lc of the siren« which be alone of all men digestion and for regulating the bowels. Don't fail to hear him. Admission 25 living had tieen nble to hear In safety. For sale by all dealers. lint, after all. I wouldn't put too much faith In stories of sirens or mer cents. 90 colored slides. The County Boundry Board refused maid«. f»r nowadays, at any rate. I'm pretty sure we don't have anything P. H McDonald has paid for the to change the boundry lines of District of that sort.'' News one year to be sent to Fay and No. 95 as the county surveyor got the Francis McKone who are now living in description wrong. The way he had it KINDNESS Surrey, N. D. The boys are still inter read the line would have almovt annex I wondrt why it n we are not ested in everybody and everything in ed Shelburn and West Scio. It was all kinder than we are. How eas Scio and ask so many questions in their intended to annex Ed Balschwcid's land ily it n done' How initantsneous- letters that Pete thought it easier to only. Mr. Balschwcid's children arr Iv it actsl How infallibly it u re- send the News than to answer them. Close to school here am! would have to menilreredl Drummond. Now is the time to get your Christ go a long distance to the other school. More to Lit« Thon "Grabbing mas jewelry as it ia going fast ami you An effort will be made to have the A coinpelein r io usually the renili of will have to pay twice the price I am surveyor run the line a« intend«! when clear h«*ad«lnesa, pt-ndstem-e and fru selling at any where else for the same the Boundry Board will doubtless act gality t lriuea in m Mlemtlon, but vice« dims of goods. I am determined to favorably. when they develop toward narrow quit handling jewelry so am selling : concentration and raimclty A man lower than the lowest. Morrison's Nollet ol Htann, ol Rail Iccnol ma, bare a great power of acquisl Aanlware Store. tlon and little that 1« amiable. Illuml Notice is hereby given that the Ana hating or In any way connected with "I am pleased to recommend Cham a-'count of Jacob Bartnik as executor the higher qualities of mind or heart berlain's Cough Remedy as the best of the last will and testament of Wsml • Colliers Weekly. thing I know of and safest remedy for Bullish, deceased, has been filed in the An Obvious Error. coughs, cokls and bronchial trouble,” county court of Linn county. State of Rhe bad written <>n the blackboard the writes Mrs. L. B. Arnold of Denver, Oregon, and that the 4th day of sentence. “The toast was drank in «1 Colo. "We have used it repeatedly and liecember, 1911. at the hour of 9 o'clock Irnce.” and turned to her class for th.-tr it has never failed to give relief. Sold a. m, has been duly appointed by such by all druggists. to discover the mistake court for the hearing of objections to Little Bennie Sheridan waved hla The Panama Canal should greatly re such Anal account ami the settlement hand frantl. ally and. going to the lx tend, dure freight rates on all goods shipped thereof, at which time any person scrawled the correction. ‘The tonal here or from here to the eastern states. interested in such estate may appear was eaten In silence."—Metropolitan Already the railroads are acheeming and Ale objections thereto in writing Magatlne how they may keep rates up by having and contest the same. Aw Old Moyal Tragedy. Jacob Bartnik, congress Ax high toll charges for Sigismund of Germany, with hla Vessels passing through the canal. The Executor wife and child, was in 524 drowned In voter must inform himself on thia C. C, Bryant, a'well because of hl« cruelty In mur Attorney. question and use his influence to secure dering bls eon. Siege rich for mocking First publication Nov. 3, 1911. a just charge. Hear Le Roi Upson the awkward walk of tbe queen, bls I I-ast publication Dec 1, 1911. Saturday night and post up. atepmotber. Th«* News tli-i-irf*' ti» give it» reit'liT» th® •dvantagt* of the heft ralct» on the be^l paiM'iH itnil magazii »'fl ptlbliflheii. Bvlow is a list of g<»o>l combinations uu<l we »hall exit ml it rroin time to time. These are strictly cash in advance prices.' The Santiam \eu?s and Regular price. Club price U'evklv Oregonian ....... |3.U0 3 00 Semi Weekly Journal ......... ‘JOO Dailv nml Sunday Journal 6.50 Daily Journal Town A Country, twice a mo 2.50 3.00 Hural Spirit, weekly 3 IMI Oregon lloinei-tea 1, weekly 1 • ' ! - l ie 2.50 2.75 Oh'gon Teacher^' Journal 4.50 Scientific American .... 3.00 1 >elineator 2.1 Ml Northwest Poultry Journal 2.50 I .it Fol let t<-n Weekly $2.25 2,< K) 6.75 5.25 1.50 2 15 2 00 2.00 1 95 3.75 2.25 1 60 1 05 Daddy ’s Bedtime D .•„-’«r.- SANTI AM NEWS The Scio Planing Mills It's natural for you to want the most and the best you can get for your money But when you buy a bill of lurhber without getting an estimate from us, how do you know that you're getting the best bargain that is iHissiblc for you to get? You simply can't tell a thing about it. You don't know wht-lher you're losing money or not The only safe way is to always let us make vuu an estimate on what you want before buying el»< when We have a complete stock of everything in lumber and building material. Estimates promptly furnished. Call and see us. SCIO 1’1 AMNG MILL ONE FARE ROUND TRIP ACCOUNT Thanksgiving Holidays For the above Occasion The Corvallis Eastern Railroad Announce a one fare rate het ween all point». Ticket* on sale November 29 atxl IK) with final return limit Dec. I. For further particulars call on any C. A E. Agent JOHN M. SCOTT General PaMonger Agent i'ortlaml Oregon __ J MICI DO YOUR DLTY TODAY Happv the man. and happy he alone. He vho can call today hix oww; He who, secure within, can sav. I otnonow, do thy vvorit, for | have lived today —Dryden. Subscriptions must nr paid up by Deccmlier 1 to get the beneflt of the 31.25 rate. After December 1 it will coat 1150. Hot drinks Heynes. and hot lunches Subscribe for the Santiam News. at
