Call arid see the Christmas cards
Heyne has now on display.
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flreuibiea
Dr and Mrs. Juns and eon,
Lebanon, ate their turkey in .‘•cio.
A Doll Free A Free Doll.
coupons at Chas. Weselys.
Wunt< i "ix or seven coni» of wood
Enquire at the Express Office.
t
( ha - Weaelv made a business trip to
Portland the latter part of the week.
I.«
Don't get cold feet
at Hibler * Gills.
Get woolei
Heyne has what you want fur Christ
mas tree decorations.
M>-4
Let it ruin —if you have one of thus,
new umbrellas from Hibler A Gill's.
Delicious ripe olives IS cents per p ■
at W eaely's Grocrry. Try them.
Notice the big doll In ( has Weaely
window. Its free. Ask for coupons
Fool Jack Frost by getting a pan <
those nice warm woolen blankets .
Hibler A Gills.
Dr. Prill attended the meeting of It«
Central Willamette Mi-dical Asaociati
at Albany yesterday.
Dill pickles and new sour krout, s t
salmon and mackerel are among th
ticw iteiii" nt W el r ■
■ i ,
The big candle at N. I. MorrisonT
burned 52 hours, 45 minutes ata! 21
seconds.
of
A Little Girl That
Ask for
Winter underwear at prices that arc
right ut Hibler A Gills.
Heyne has a nice line of Christmas
tags, stamps stickers and checks. In 4
Miss Birdelle Brenner of O. A. C.,
sine over last Wednesday in order to
•at Thanksgiving turkey.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kellenberger of
eban-in. were Thanksgiving guests of
dr. and Mrs. L. K. Heyne.
»nr (T-r »tmas »ilverware is now ir
. ave the largest stork in th
d
Ah our silverware is guárante« «I
han. W.-aely.
A
McKnight of Indejiendcncr
W ia over the fi’st of the week visiting
lati
and frierais. He returned to
.tallas 1 uesday.
I he long winter evenings will soon be
(¡et a good supply of reading by
advantage of the News 'lul-
nr ama.
>1 i
'••• r» (ico. Warner and Her ry
,
o »re memt-ers of the antlerrd
> -d. sttemicil the Lodge of Surrow al
AI u’ - !»»t Minday.
.1 A. Bilyeu th<’ ■ rphan of thia c.ty,
Dr. Tucker and f< -ly of Port I
. < i uver to la-hanon for a
visited his brother-in-law, Dr. haiui- .- rhan* »giong (< «d with hie daughter,
son and family thia week.
Mrs. N ile i.unsaules.
Dr. Ixiwi-. tin- optician, *
A big m ipi- rede l>«ll at the Otxch
’r
I-| »d’»' Dr-*
M
. I nda , Decembcr 22.
ber i ,
er h dale
ring vour ii ask and win the prite.
Mayor he.
. * - ...
t*-m|K>rarily in Mnrtland, return«11 horn«
Monday in order to vote at th«? city
election.
.‘... whip * tin •
lay. by feeding them low's egg tnak> r
bone, shell, flax meal, blots! meal, beel
scraps and protoma. Sold at W'esely's
Grocery.
The Farmers Meat Market handle«
a choice line of fresh and cured meat-
at lowest prices. Highest price«, pai*
farmers for their beef, mutton, pork,
u id hitieS. Nuf sed.
ttuy IcD-na'i, Pr> .
Cail a i«i »•<■ Hint new line of jewe
that A. W llagey has just receiv.
Thjs is th«1 best asoortment ever sh««wn
a will lie put down
in roio
I h< p.
in reach of all and every piece of t« is
ar t>te< d to give entire
gCMxla w I
satiafa t«<>n.
1» 4
Now la the time to get your Christ
mas jewelry as it is going fast and you
will have to pay twice the price I Shi
selling at any where else for the same
clasa of goods.
I am determined to
quit handling jewelry so am selling
lower than the lowest.
Morrison'«
Hardware More.
We now have a special sale on tine
White srwing machines which have
l«een left here by the company,
As
they wish to dispose of them they are
offering them below cost. Now is thr
time to get your sewing machine for
Christmas, as you will never hav«* th«-
opportunity to buy as good a machiae
as this at the price. Chas. Weaely.
Th« Sewing Club was very pleasant
ly entertained by Mrs. Ed Myers in
her pretty new home November 23.
The afternoon was spent as usual in
sewing, interrupted by music anil a
very dainty lunch servtal almut four
o'clock.
The ladies postponed then
next regular meeting as It occurred on
Thanksgiving day. The club met to
day with Mrs. P. II. McDonald.
Daddy ’s Bedtime
Mi-.» leiis Bump spent the week-end
with her parents near Gervais.
.1 i»i • by A bauy’a best orchestra.
2d-3
Bilyeu received the »ad in w
enlay of the death of hie niece.
>a Mack, youngest daughter of Wn.
-1 ck. familiarly known aa "Dutch.''
‘"he i Ind in Michigan Dvcembcr 2.
and
and
you
fa r
I.«-«» 1.1.J :d moke on your hans
»■•on this fall. It does the work
will save any thing fur you but
■ul. Try it "n your meat this
l'or »»!■■ at W.-sely's Grocery.
A. P Herons reporta that from I i»
purebred Barred Rock pullets hi
gets a ease of eggs every few days,
the rrsults of constant an 1 careful se-
lection in building up a laying strain of
chickens.
A horse race 1» an interest!.lg ever t
to some, but more of your friends ar-
Interested in any event that concert
you. if you go away on a visit o
friends come to visit you, see that thi
fact reaches the New» office before
publication day.
>upt. I.. L. Gooding announces ths
the pupils are being brilled for t
Christmas Cantata to be given just te
fore the Holidays. It is planned t
have an entertainment of such a na
ture that it can be equally enjoyed tj
ail the children of the community.
Sunbeam
T lia«l («•■eii a dark dull day. and Evelyn and Jack were nut very rb«*rf«il
at Its close alien they climbed off to tied. for (be wealbet man bad said
in the cvenlug | mi | mt that It was likely to fain tbe next day and perhaps
tbe next
' Aud whatever »hall we do, for It Is so p««ky staying tndo««r»F’ grumbled
Jack
“I like tbe sunshine.'' Evelyn a«M«*d
■'Well.' said <la«ldy. "once I knew a jolly little girl sunbeam
Her name
was Mura, and »be was the daughter of a pour widow. Laura was left
alone a great deal
Mfie was lame Thera was something wrong with her
Lack.
Wlieu sbr »«" not feeling Well her mother would pull ber couch up to
the window, and If «lie had tu g<> out a kind lady from upstairs would come
In from time to time to see the little girl
"Bui when I oi ura was able sbs Would skip around, oh. so cheer fully, put
ting things l<> right» au<1 alien Her mother came home the potatoes would be
peeled and tbe trokettle bulling so ciwerily.
"And all day a» »be lay on her couch or sat in her little roeker Ixitira's
finger» would I»- working Imslly
And Inme Laura langbed and snug ns »tie
worked
"One day a big burly man «ti-pt-d at tbe basement door to Halen before
bo creaked «»o upstair» where be was to mtw-t another man. a doctor like him
»•If Tbe lady two floors up Was always having sl«k »(«ells and calling In tbe
doctors
"When be reached the top floor be asked, 'Who Is the little girt who Ilves
In ttie basement?*
“■<>b, that l< a little lame girl wh*e« mother Is a caretaker for tbe bouse.'
he was told
• When he went down the doctor knocked at IJiura s door. Then lie went
In and talked to tbe little girl
"'It's wonderful, the gou«l d<»clor told bls wife 'That chlhl Is a little sun
l«cnin
Whenever auy one In Hint ftouio- 1» dull or blue they gu In to »•»• ber.
aud »tie «beer» Ibcm ail Just ns »be cheered me. and I m going to cure b«*r
lame back so sb« can g>« out Into tbs world to t«e sunshine for h«Mps and
I
¡.,. mi ... wad fo r. foe a Bin«) »ml«c oii.l n < tieery w*>r«i arc th*;
t«««st kind of sunshine.'
"And that's what I think.*' concluded daddy "And I wish I could start a
little sunbeam society among the l«oys and girls I know **
I
III«* News desires to give its reader« the
advantage of the best rates on the best
putters aud magazine« piibliehe«!.
Below
is a list of gixxl (•«Hiibi nations and we »11 ;i 11
exit nd it from time to time. These are
strictly cash in advance prices;
The Scintillìi Xen?« mid I
Regular price.
Club price
^3 (Ml
Weekly Or«*gonian
.....
3 (Ml
Semi Weekly .lournal
*HM>
Dailv and Sundav Journal
(k«’>()
1 hiilv Journal
Town «1 Countty, twice a mo 2.*»U
3 IMI
Kuial >|«itit, w « vk I v
$2 25
2.o<i
Story
Monk Sfiralird tirhlnJ
th* < urtaln
A Cat That
■
T.ile-io Bla’e
Oregon 1'i-ai her“’ Journal
Scientific Ati’crican ....
1 Mineator
\«>rtliw«'t Poulin Journal
1 .a 1' ol lettl N \\ rt K 1 V
I Ac
pi ¿¿Anti? spent
w.akr cv aings uu
D FOCI P
WA0F < HIIIIARD A
j iokiuco Aaj Of An ¡
30U
2.'Ml
2.75
I..'»«»
3.00
2.< M1
2.54)
(> 75
5.25
1.50
2 15
2.1 M*
2.1 >
1 9.5
3 75
I
5
2 25
1 fiO
1 '.1.5
ai
LL
Coafedioarrr. Soft Drinks
Didn't Like to
Go to Bed
«•^■^IIIS civnlng." said daddy to Jack and Brelvt^ "I am going to tall
I
you a story about a smart ent. The cat's name was Munk Monk
belong?»! to a family sfblcb was very fond of cats and au be »»»
given the tooit <>f everything to «-nt and «luring the day »l«q«t on the
softest nigs In the choicest Corner lu tbe house
When ulgbt came tbe cat
was aent to the cellar, where hr bad a »bug box cu»hloti«»l with car|«et. The
cat'» mistress would give the pussy a nightcap a pl«^« of nice tucat tw co.ii
him to go down Into the cellar w|tho«it making a rusa tine night the supply
*«f meat ran abort and there ■<«« nothing be Ilk«»! for M««nk He didn't know
thia, so when a plecw of col«! potato was thrown down the cellar stairs Monk
went trustingly nfter It.
"Tt«<- next night when It was time for Monk to go to the cellar be would
not stir when • albs!
lie looked ecornfully at the pl«"ce of m««at held up to
lura him t«e4ow Monk having l>ern fool««d once was not to l«e taken lu again
'Hie meat ha<1 to be poked under his none before ho would t«elle»e that
*t was ul! right
After a time Monk tilt U|»oti tbe plan of hiding when It came twdflme
«le tried * trvplng under the sofa. Into an empty drnwer. Into the pantry and
< * ii Into l tie < lutlic« Imsket. but was nlwaya liunted ««ut by bls mistress and
itistled down «rilar In disgrace without the nice nightcap
*'M<>lik tunile up Ills mind Hint lie would get ahead of selfish human folk
Ui he rnckv«! bl» little bralu for plans and upMt Ills spare time nosing about
for n go«»! hhlltig plací?
"line tilrlii. when the usual Iswftlme search was made for Monk, he wai
■mt to t»> fouud After a half hour'a hunt the family gnre It up and went tu
»»I Th«> next morning when they got up Monk waa found washing his face
n the middle of the dining room The sume thing bnpp<*n«d tbe next night
■ nd ttie next.
•'Then Monk's mlstrrsa said abo would not |>e outwlttesl by a cat. and the
text night Monk was watclwsl Shortly tiefore l«edtlme he wna s«-en to craw«
'wlilnd the window curtain. When the cat's mlslress («eepeil Inside Hie cur
,'iiln he waa gone But abr gvesand what had tss-ome of him Stealing out
lours alie «aw Monk clinging to tbe window »III
* A pane of glass had t«e<-n broken In ttie window an«! Monk had aqweere«!
ult nn<! w aa waiting for folka to go to t«"d w hen he < ouid go back to bls
■ushloti or prowl ats«ut outdo.rs a> l«-»t ault«n! bls fancy.
' Y««u may be sure that tbe pane of glasé was put into th«« window tbe next
day."
A Professional Parado»
The atiidv of eclence I» not n«*ceo
■irtly al! gray
It may have Its rosy
tafebea
It la said that a lea me«!
•rofessor of Ibddeltwrg fortiade hla
tudenta the reietltlon of a <?ertaln ex
«erttneM
"But." they protested. "It baa al
vaya t«««en successful "
The Number 520, Six-Shot
"Nevertheless." he said. "Its |«r«sl
Repeating Shotgun at $25.00
l««n among experiments Is absolutely
U. M Itoi Upson delivered his sec
ond and last lecture on Panama to ai
appreciative audience at the Higl
School Assembly Room last Sat uni a
The News has on hand a limited
night. .Mr. Cain favored the a nlierice
number of beautiful lithographed
pictures 14x13 inches suitable for fram with a vocal solo and several numtwri
by the orchestra were also enjoyed.
ing, free from advertising and printed
The city election Monday pass«! of
on heavy cardboard which will lie given
tk new subscribers or renewals while quietly, the following ticket bemi
they last These pictures would easily elected: Mayor, R. .M. Cain; Treaaur
sell for 50 cents each at art stores, but, er, J. F. Prochaska, Recorder, Cha»
we are going to give two, different C. Wade. Councilmen for two years
mtenaltle from an Intellectual point
subjects, to each |>cr»on calling at the I.. F. Jones. P. H. MacDonald. E. t
f view “
office and paying SI.25 on subscriptior. Shelton; Councilmen for one year. J. A
The b«iya stared
None will be sent by mail as they can Bilyeu, >. Phillipi, John. F. Kukacki
"The thing may answer very well In
«rartlcw." said the professor, "bnt It Is
not be rolleil without crushing. Th«
Heating stoves of Oregon make at
■ «it sound In theory "—Youth's Com
supply is limited, so you'll have to price that will knock your hat of
•anion.
Don’t fail to get my prices lie fore yo>
hurry. First come, first served.
Peculiar Table Customs.
The following extract from a letter buy. I have just made a deal with th
In a l«ook entitled "Dotnestlc Man
manufacturer
so
I
can
sell
you
heater
received by Dr. Prill, from the Red
ie«s of the Mlddlo Agra" we are told
Cross Society, is self-explanatory at what they formerly coat me for
hat In those days dinner tables were
"The secretary of the board of health. ■ few days As soon as this shipment
wvered by a "nappe." or tablecloth
1
gone
you
and
I
will
have
to
pay
mor«
Dr. Calvin 8. White, suggests that 1
pon It were placad a largo aaltcwllar,
N. I.
write you concerning the sale os Red So come in while they last.
«rea«! and cups for wine, but no knives
Morrison.
( roes Christmas seals.
The public
•r plat««« The reason for the a I «seme
Mrs. W. C. Simmons Jr., has bil »
health committee is trying to establish
•f the knives arose from tbe common
a state fund to be used in fighting the out announcing a public sale of her per
■ractlce In vogue of |H«ople carrying
great white plagu«- anywhere in Oregon. sonal property, a list of which will I <
heir own knives In a ah ««a th atta> hod
Such a fund can be established by a found in another column, to take placi
o their girdle In an rorly work, «rit
Mrs. Sim
generous sale of the Red Cross seals. next Tuesday at 11 a. m
en by Lydgate—"Rules For Behavior
The sale is conducted in every state in -nona, who was left a widow two weeks it Table''—the guests are told to bring
the Unite«! States and has the endorse ago. intends returning with her fatht r «o knives unsecured to tbe table,
ment of every health worker.” L. E to his home at Idaho Falla. Under the vblcb can only tn««an that eocb one
vaa to ke«p hla own knife--that Is
Heyne has a supply of tho seals on eircuma'ancea the sale should be wel
Ito one bo carried with him clean
ha 11 which are sold for one cent each. patronised.
.
Oregon 1 l«Hi>erica 1, Week 1
Daddy’s Bedtime
T I.. Duggcr alten led a meeting of
ninlng stockhol lers in Mbanon Tue»-
Jay. The Company of which Mr Dug-
(er i» one of the director», ha« n< h
i ilding» in .Mexico.
A full line of Dr. David Robert»
Hock and [«oultrv remedie» on hat d
All r«-medi«*a guaranteed to do the Work
’hey 'n- recommended for. Ask for
r
kt at Wesely’s Gro-'ery.
W*a Everybody’»
Veh MM.« lax
The tutti# lam# Girl W m
Alwty«
Tue tlncst line of china. Japanese ar.d
{lass wäre ar- the tatest arrivsla et
A'esely's Grocrry. Call and »ec them
«furo buying your Christinas presente.
OUR CLUBBING
=~O F F E R
-=
The
Scio
Planing Mills
it’s natural fur you to want the moat and the best you can get fur
your money. But when you buy a bill of lumber without getting an
ratimat«1 from u», how du you knuw that you're getting the best bargain
that 1» poaaible 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 way
la tu always let ua make vou an ratimate on what yuu want before
buying elsewhere. We have a complete stock of everything in lumber
and building material. Estimates promptly furnished.
Call and »ee us.
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1» a h«n>merle»» gun with a solij
frame. I .aaier toojaerste quick»
er etui »mouther action than any
other.
It never balks and it
|a-rfvs-tly bal.«i>< rd.
. •
Ixrtailnl dr»« r ipti..n i f aay of oar
tun» to In our las ftgr Frrv CaUk«.
•Vs.l fmr it TO-PA >"
If yvm cannot obtain STR VC NS
Hin ts. stloTCl NS,
PISTOLS. TEI.ESCOPKS
thnsich your dealer, we
will »hip dirvrt, eipreaa
l*«epal.t,
lip'll re-
«Vlpt of
catsloe
griee.
J. STtVDB ARMS
A TOOL COMPANY
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Route of Shasta Limitinl
$55.00
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