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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1911)
z*V7 . : • .a (.el your Red Cross Christmas seal* of I.. E lleyne 1. 7. Mens and toys bats and caps at lltbler i Gills. CLUBBING Daddy’s Bedtime Call arid see the Christmas card» •♦♦•♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦e Heyne has now on display. 1» 4 Generally Jack Tar A Holl Free A Free ¡loll. Aak f..r cou|M>ns lit Chas. Weaely«. Has a Very Winter underwear at prices that arc lune hi» ut Jolly Christmas right at lliblcr 4 Gills. buaine as J. G. Holt of Thomas was a : u»rt<-d that our tarier.» »hop visitor m uur city Munday. " DPP ■ really wer» a sailor. Ja-k." said Evelyn aaveroly. "bow hange hands. . ti I hrl»ltuaa cam» and tlu-re waa ov Kaul* Ht-yne has a nice line of Christmas Gal woolen cold feet Llataa to till your s | ih kltigF* tags, stamps »ticker» a nJ checks. lit 4 der A Gills. Jack lind l*-u wishing that Instead of a plats borne boy be Frank Titus was down from the gga of Tallman was a buai- Gooch mill a few days the last of th. might I* a sailor l«d and »all Hie deep blue ••» In one of I orle flaw » atilpa •Why. why." faltered Jack when thia view of the case wa» brought to him. Lur in town Monday. week. "wtiy of <-oune I d want some Chriatmaa preeeuta for ciiri»tmaa But, I aey. ho» what v >u want for Christ- E. II. Holt who spent a week here daddy, don’t ths as I lor» have any CbrtatmaaT" "Oh. dear, y«-».’’ replied daddy “plenty of It, sod I’ve heard that Sant» '■-orations. 19 4 with a car of Baldwin piano», left Sun Claus mak«-« Id» round» even on »hlt-lxaird Nobody tn the world 1» more par day evening. itcular aU.ut hl» Cbristmas than the sailor boy and many a time be has iron Keep your feet warm and dry by get tile In making II enough like a real »uro enough b<>me Christmas to keep him Ung your shoes and woolen hose ai from gi-ttlnx lioniroivk. Hlblsr A Gills. "On shlptaiard Chrlalmaa begin» at noon the day before CbrUtmaa. when J. A. Bilyeu spent u few days at the meo aro alluwi«! to knock off wort end do as they please "If any of the sailors have frleuda or relatives Io the port where they are I-banon the past week with his daugl - ■topping they can go to st«-*») the holiday oh sbore with them, but If they are t «. t(rs. Nelle Gunsaules. far from friend« and bouie they Join with the other sailor» la try tog to make • lur Christmas silverware is now in (he tint of thing» aa they are. If the ablpa are not at aea the crew can go rail» ; <• the out ol t j W 1 * <>pl ■ u we have the largest stuck in the aabore and gel green» with which to trim (be veaael If they get evergreen» M. .day. c ., All our silverware is guaranteed. they fix them to every luaat and yardarm The as I lor» have lhetr Christina» Chas. Weaely. tree, and everybody g«q» a gift from the newest maacot kitten to the moot •! r» u Xmas c andy a nd nu ,» ..ig ue».|Uerade ball at the (iooch unpopular ..fll i-r. for all grudges sre forgotten at holiday time If the ship Is ill,, De '. . é. Ji prices for where evergreen lrvi-s do not grow the sailors use palm» or eocnetblng that .(an. fhelburn, Friday. ......... uber 21 24, at Hoy he'*. dr x your mask ami win the price. will do 'Just na well* IGol la u Erosi Ly , i-tting « |MMf u M i » ic oy Albany*» best orchestra. !M-3 "'Hie cook, of course, ran m»nsg" the mince pie. but the turkey must be at the real thing, and turkey» for atmut $.<■■> men are not easy to find The those nice wann woolen blu !<..• finest line of china, Japanese and «.vllor |K>y» take the greatest Interest tn the Cbrlattuas bird One crew to liiblor ik I aito» glass ware arv the latest arrivals at t'liliieae waters once quietly bought tip all Hie Christmas turkeys to tie bad tn Henry i ella!an from U e W..... ly’s Grocery. ( all and »ee then, 1 nther Hie town« of Hongkong and Canton so that when the utbeers of the ship Bilye i D »n w » m transacting liusitl neSS briure buying your Christmas presents. • sine to look about for fowla there was not one to t>e bad for love or money in *-ciu tin * firut of the week. Iry Lees Liquid -moke on your han» Ibe sailor lx»ya were aa kind as they were clever and gave to the uIBcvri of vou" krout, • t an I bacon thia fall. It docs the work their store of turkeys • The stdp’a postman Is the sailor’s Ranta Claus On Christmas morning »re among He a id will »ave anv thing for you but all Christmas mail, which brings, of «win», the sailor's gifts from borne. Is Grocery. y>i .mu. fry it on your meat tl;» given out to the mrn Friends of the sailors, knowing this plesaant Christ inn a fi For »ale ut " e»ely'a Grocery. your • hn»lm»s custom, generally mark tliclr packages. 'Not to be <«>etied till Christmas.' eu sii F M. Freneh Air*. James Richer Ison was tie that thev ninv l>e handed out to (ha Imi* by (ha Manta ('laut In anlfonn Aibuny. 21-2 11 »y person that got the gold watch Suini- thin -» hapi co at j ubile aalca at i. 1. Morrison’s hardware »t ti u ni. li aro «Kit puliii’tr. <1 in thè bilia. ll -r gue.s was TO hours. 31 min.; the c indie burned 62 hours. 23 min., 25 sec. Wit <■ > thè Siniimnm sali- thls week. A dance at Wesrly-Cain Hall Satur- n the lime tu make your hen» |., feeling them I i v'» e;g maker, J ly evening was a very pleasant alfaii. How Little Min« I .ino. «bell, fl.-vx m< a , «od mesi, he« f (i »»I music ami good order were two Found Her Own teatures ami every« r d p ol i. >11 ai W. sei » p uninent i . med to enjoy themselves thoroughly . A Pretty thaif Iht Gftll Christmas Tree The Suntiinn X« Regular price >3 ( *O mi 3 (Ml 2,( K I Daddy’s Bedtime Bro. Kirkpatrick of the l^banu i hk- W • have a large I ■ p ■ »« was a pleasant caller at the Nena detachable handle ailk ladies* and enta* »ices whic i na < i .i c aturday evening. He had m-. n it on the line of the C. A E. ami very u»fui ■id appropriate present*. 1 . M French At Son, Jewelers, Albany. .topped over here between trains on *. A Bil. ■ u m I dau ; hier N Is iis way home. Now is tuv lime of year, just be'ore interi fr -m their Hood River visit inslmaa, to fcel a new heating alove. Mmidsy. They had expected ti utav. main ther« » until after the first of the I nave a lew left yet at wholes».» When they are gone i will New Year, but 1 Nili» Ulne»» fore«! the p.icc». ■ave to pay more lor Inem, so will you. earlier return. 4. 1. Morriaon, Scio, Orc. 2111 The Farmer- n I'hnic« line or I ut lowest price«, tneni fur the I . Nuf . I Roy McDonald, Prop. At the meeting of •‘•do l.uige No. k . i , A. F. A. M., last week the foliowin ■ , ,i. r. ol. I. I A I R i 1 I i i, W \ Gri . > W , P II. Mn •..n.-ild, J. W.; W. A. Ewing, Tress. I>. Myer», Sec.; J. T. Funk, Tyler. Call nnd see that new line of jewelry that A. W. Ilagey his juvt received. This is the liest «»»ortment ever shown -eio. The prices will I* |>ut down reach of all and every piece of thir »nls will be guaranteed to give entire ratisfa-'tion. 19,’4 Mrs. Alina I*. Simmons left thia ■urning for her old home at Ida io ■tils, Idaho. -‘-he wishes to t-xpreim . r thanKg for the help given and the ympalhy shown her in the bereav-i- .icnt of her late husband. Win. i. She accompanies h> r uninons, Jr. ether, Mr. Hall on the trip, as he ha* -•ii here helping to a -e after h< r velfare. XMAS NIGHT A little one night Ball At the Weacly-Cuin Hall! fm With $25.00 trade in cash you will be •ntitled to a $25.00 phonograph frvi ali amt timi out about it at N. I. Mur 21 If ison’s South Side store. •*i?ay! if you see a bright red sweat i r wandering »Imut town, it ia sure t< if* the fumi of Bill Brenner or Jack Bilyeu.*’ (THis WM handed in a * ubacriber who appears to lie tore be- SINS OF OMISSION c.i'. .i- he hnim’t got one of the crimaon A wrongdoer u very often a man garment« in question. Et>. 1 that hai left something undone, not We now have a special sale on th.« always he (luti has done something Whit.- sewing machines which havi Marcus Aurelius b< en left here bv the company. A they wish to dispose of them they ar. offering them below cost. Now is tin Road h time to get your sewing machine fo Notice is hereby given by the under Cliriatmas, as you will never have th< ■ gneil taxpayers and residents of Road opportunity to buy a« good a machine hstrict No. l»i of l.inn county, Oregon, as this at the price. Chas. Wi sely. that a meeting of the taxpayers of «aid Are you interested in a choice Dia road district will be held at Barnes’ mond, Gold Watch, or some other ap Blacksmith »hop in Scio, Oregon, in propriate gift for your wife, daughter, »«id road district on Saturday, the 30th or ’Wi-etheart? We arv offering s day of December, 1911, at the hour of beautiful »election of Christmas gift» two o’clock in the afternoon of said in nil the latest designs in gold ami sil Uy for the purpmM* of levying an ad- ver novelties, ami you will find out litional tax on all the taxable property prices entirely satisfactory. F. M. in said road district for road purposes. french A Son, Jewelers. Albany. 21-2 The undersigned compose more than The New» has on hand a limite< ten per cent ot the taxpayers of said number of i>eautiful lithographed road district. This notice ia posted this 4th day of pictures UxlH inches suitable for fram- i! , . free from advertising and printed December, 1911. Names N I Morrison. T M Holt, i'll heavy car llioanl which will tie given to n- w subscritiera or renewals whik J no F Prochaska, H A Dolrtal, J F they Inst. These pictures wouki easily 1 Rockwell, Josef Ixmmplot, C A I’osvar, «•■11 for 50 cent« each at art »tores, but R R Borovick, J C Chrisman, W Rich nre going to give two, different ardson, J A Craft, J A Ikibrkovsky, eta, to each jierson calling at th* John C Dobrkovsky, J R Jonas, A Mon and paying 11.25 on subacription. roe. A T Powell. Frank Kruml Jr, John will be sent bv mail as they can- ; Weaely, W T Hassler. W J Chromy, rmt lie rolled without crushing. Th« H R Haaaler. Geo L Sutherland. Joe Bayanovsky. Joseph F Kulina. John F supply is limited, so you’ll t Kukacka, W W William» hurry. First come, first served. T Vi The long wiaicr tr.iinfi caa b phsM..lly Slot s BIltlAHD a 0 roci H a< I Coafrctioaey. Soft Drink» ted Iter lll.i. u* » Cliristmaa tree story tonight, daddy." begged Jack "If I ran " Paddy hesitated "(if course you can. a nlcs. clever da dii y like you.' said Evelyn ••Well. Iben. I must try I will t>egin with a mountain Thh» mounlnln na* tall, so tall that Hie pine trees that grew thickly on Its sloping aides looked like » green cloak thrown around Ita shoulders Below the pine tree» »trM< Imi the green pastures, n here people had built their little cottage» and the huts tn which (lies kept their tlocka of guata when the cold winter wluila Mew Ami nleuv the fir trees the Ice and »now stretched to the musa tain top around aliti li iti» cloud» circled. 'tine list Ninette, little Mlna'a |>et gnat, »kipped nimbly over the t«nk that dii bled Hie edge of Hie pine country from thal of »now and Ics 'Thouch Mina iailed. the goat would Bfrf come t>ack The other gnats of Hie flock vere browsing quietly In the pasture anti Mlns, with a glance tn nake auro they were all right, hurried after the truant Ninette, whoae pink I! I hiii i>e* k lain fluttered gayly In (he wind. •’ll wn» a pretty cbn«e that Ninette led her Over aand and stones and • •I t - up l'i’.i the bleak country beyond the pine* The little girl soon loot li'it uf H e emit Minn was lost When twilight came and the snow t>eg»n . f ill. •' e «innderod nlsmt. calling Io her brother Kart Karl bad l-een help g to m i l t ' i-unts. but had not seen her follow Ninetta. •'Al la»l »! e srimtiled over aometlilng rough and prickly tn the dsrkne»» • ti .d i ! «.irn ti. gel up. abe lay ubere sbe fell and sono the flsktu cov -I li.-t Jii-i- v .-,» tlien «nug ami wsrni. for thè anow makes a warm blanket ■ < '< m'.'i li I tiy thè «urmtti. ahe teli asleep and dream ni of a Ix>autlfu1 liti. n» tr.-e, «inermi » Ith shlnlng Iot a ”1 ani your own tree,' the pine remed lo «,iy lo ber “A m *4M i n ns It «.1» da wn a |»irtr nf nelghbor» foiind the llttle glrl euddled ip nnln«l n plne tree In the sn.iul.nnk llad It not tweii für thia tre» fallen icrixa flit» | mi I i the llttle glrl mlgbt bare gone on over the steep tiauk ant i ’ hwd kllieti 'W lieti 'linn told her happy parent* of her lovely dream her father «aid Il Mirili Ir iim yuii «nhl Yon pine wns eertnlnly the friend of mt little gir ihett II «i>.» her fruiti thal fall (In CUriatma« dar It »hall tie trinimed «Iti ■binine gl't» fur ina and Karl a» It w«s In your dream.* So fi . iree strisi In thelr little cottage On Clirlatmas ere Ita ttny et od le» ibo-ie he > i out on thè anow. wblle Mina rimi Karl and thelr little frtend» lan ed merti »round It. thelr Chrlstmas tre» " T The Scio Planing It’s natural for you to want the moat an.I the best vo your money. But when you buy a bill of lumber without estimate from u». how do you know that you’re getting the 1 e-t I arg.on that is toMible for you to get? You simply can’t till a thing al».ut it. You don’t know whether you’re losing money or not 1 he only safe wa is to alw ay* let us make you an estimate on whai you want before buying elsewhere. We have a complete stock of everything tn lun>l er ami building material. Estimates promptly furnished Call and see u* S( IO I’i AMMi MIL! Pun' Eiiiu Io Tillamook ® * A VIA THE aw OGDEN a SHASTA ROUTES RURAL YULETIDE SPIRIT. Th* Ma.I Carrier Find» a Present at Almevt Every Doer The rum I fMMtm*B are not lr»» gen -nif .ii remeinlierrd at Christmastime than nre their city brethren There < • in .-ly a farmhouse on his route where the niiill carrier does not re sile n token Most of the presents ire practical. Knitted s. arfa or nnlllrn. mittens ind s!lp|fm nre favorites with fem nine d imri. whereas the gifts of (he farmin usually take the form of ampkins. btiahel baskets of potatoes, ’■nrrels of apples and turkey». Many i rural mall carrier receives on Christ i .« i irnlng enough misfiles to stock his lunler for weeks to come. r STEVENS “VISIBLE LOADING RKFEATII Ns. 7«----- List “Visible lawding" la a bigad- vantsgr. You »» the ■ ariralgr go In the chamber. You ksoir when the guu I* loaded. Get* all tha gamt la tight I’rsctii-e s.ir and clean out ill the farm peat* <icad «sr«. A.SI) Pacifc Ry. & Navigation Co Trains will run < a-ly a ly except Sumlay on the following schedule: Lv. Fo and.......... ...7:3) A. M. l.v. Tillamook............... ..7:55 A M. Lv. Hillsboro......... ...8:50 A M. Lv. Bay City. .............. H:15 A. M Art. Beach Points. .. 1:3) P M l.v Beach Points Mt A. M 1 ...i 04 P. M Arr. Hillslxiro ......... r M Arr. Tillamook....... ...5 25 P M Arr. Portland . . 4 !(• I* M Through ticket» on sale at city ticket office. Third and Washington atn-et». or Fourth at d Yamhill, to all pointa on the Pi R & N Further particular» from the city ticket agent or agent Fourth anti Yamhill atri eta. JOHN M. SCOTI * ei crai l*HM»*iiger Ag.-iit ko« 1 Lest tn Practice. Our Job W ork is second to none in "Rhe Is a woman with a very strong . the county. Give it a trial. Bind ’* “Not as strong as It sis" 'How do you know?" tvm*^>f new are always a- prec'a’id •Just beard ber girine her husband * »h Ni--v« «•»1 ’n «Sie r ♦‘-i v w pie. e of It " l’bllad. ipl.ta B r SAN WH NEWS whange Subacrioe for the Santiam Ntwa.
