The Santiam news., January 18, 1912, Image 4

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Hot drink* at Heync's.
|>r Prill mode a trip to Portland thia
week.
II M Meyer treated hi» hour-- to «
new roof thia wreck.
Wm. Wallace wh<> »pent some time
in Idaho ha» return«-d to S- 1«.
Ih-lieiou# ripe olive# 15 - ■ nt» j*-r pint
at Wreelv's Grocery. Try them.
hnbelle Yarbrough of Ashland Wil
visiting relatives and fri«-n«l» in Helo
Isst week.
I.. E. Heyne return *d hottie the !••(
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mother near Lebanon.
1 R Gedde». |o
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com*’ Highschool, wa» a pb avsnl caller
nt the New» office Saturday
Registered Pol ind ( tuna h->g» for
sale an<l »ervic«- at my place 4 mil« »
northeast of Scio. Liston A. Darby -I
Dill pickle# and now • »ir krout, salt
salmon and mackerel are among th«
new item» at W< ely'a t»r<M-,-ry
The change of agents at W eat Si-m
bl 1« fair to be a» popular this year a-
last. The r< w man at the helm 1» W
II Speer.
John Ntirha who is now traveling
rejiresentative of th«- W inters ( o «if
S|»ringfleklt Ohio, »|*-nt Sun«iay in (cwt
with rclatlve!i at«i friend».
Those desiring setting# of Barred
Plymouth R”,
«-gg». *b di beg’
Bendin/ in their ord«-rs early.
A. P llimiNs. Shelburn.
your hor###
Why lot
Far nera!
Stami out in th«- mm when you can
Single
stand them at the livery barn
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lnru- H»c. team U»-
Now is the tim«- to make your hen»
lay, by f> ,'dtng them l.ee'« egg maker,
bone, shell, Ha* meal, blo>«i meal, l«-«-t
acra’-s and prot-mia. S.ikl al B <-»ely «
Grocery.
Try lax-» Liquid •’moke on your ham-
and bacon thia (all. It does th«- work
and will save anv thing for you but
you* »out. T-y it «> « you' meat tin»
fall. I or »al«- at Wesely'a Grocery.
|>o you want to atop that pain? If «o
gi-t mu' of Dr, D. P Ordway's placier»
from Mrs. V. Richardson for '¿'«c. It
will relieve all cla»»«-s of rhvutnati»rn.
lung complaint# and bronchial trouble»,
cram|Mi, kidney complaint and all oth<-r
achca ami pain».
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V. Claili’k, whore ■ ntly •• d hl» farn
to a Mr. Pool from Portland, ha»
bought sixty a> r> a m-ar hi» old home
where they will live After selling out
Mr. Cladek looki-d armi ,1 over th«-
country for a new Io, ati >n, but wav un­
able to find anything that look«- I MM
gmsl to him a* this »«-ction.
P. Blanton wa» in thi» vicinity th«
first of the week tn tin- interest of th«
Pacific North» <-»t
This publication
will send acrowd of young ladu-'- to th,
eastern atate» on a pl«-a«urc trip thi-
summer. They will travel in their own
private car ami will visit Washington.
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New York amt other point» ol
interest. Mi»» Della Harold h.i- b«-«-t
engaged to work for that popular farn
journal in thi» part of the country.
The freshet »tag«- of th«- Willarnrtt«
rcache«! its height at thi» joint laat eve­
ning al 7 o’clock whi n the guagi- »how
ed 2d 2 feet, »ay» Monday's ll>-rald,
since which tim«- the water ha* lw«-r
gradually receding and at 1 o'clock th>»
aftr-rnmm stood at 21. I Owing to th«
high water, it wa» impoesiblr for <)■
steamer Pomona to get through th«
lock» at Oregon City yraterday teorning
anti she returned to Portlami I aptain
Cob-man, th«- Im-al agent of the Ore got
City Transportation < o '» bum ■•«» her«
think», how« ver, that by Weilm -«lai m
Thursday the water will have faller
sufficiently to allow the r« sumption o!
shipping on the upper river.
I wish to thank th# many rmt.mrr-
that have vi»ite«l my place of bu»in« •
during the past year, ar.d have ansiat«-«
me in my «uecesa which has inervas
cd nearly 200 per cent in the past year
I have secured the service» of Mr Ro)
V. Shelton and I will promise yo<
courteous treatment when you visit my
•tore. If we make a few mistake»
please overlook them a# we are com
paratively new at the business and hav<
many things to learn. Wa are all liabl«
to make tr.iitakea an«l when we mak<
one we try and not let It occur again
Wc aim to carry the beat the market
affords ami »ell as low or lower that
anywhere else. I have the good» t<
sell and you need them, and I ask a
share of patronage. Yours very truly.
N. 1. Morrison.
i ni I'r«■« »«« ut la>b#no i ho» Iwrn
BULLFIGHT IN A TREE.
v uiting h ■ sister, Mr» I. t. Hryn« .
the J.ast two weeks.
«• Mark* 1 the Do«m of • Fomowo
Tim« Ohio B/comoro.
The leap year ball given by the l»,h.
last Saturday night al Wesley < sin
The j;i« ’iti »t tree ever s«‘cn by
Hah wa» voted » drcMisd «u« cc»» by al s'. t«> n,i n in Ohio i» U!iev«-d I«»
who |,artici|»ate<l.
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G <-n tin «-norm« i» »G-smore,
Mi»» Della Harold who ha* I««,, or, more prop« riv, liuttoiiwo«*!,
•sleeted by the Pacific Northwest t ■ u hi« h »to< ol in u lint is now Valley
join their «-astern excursion thi» «-an
town«}: p, .** loto county, in the rich
mer, wa» a pleasant csller at ti e N, w • botto lands of ti««* S loto river.
office W «-dtH»*U>
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s . « 1 >k that
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Vil ■ a ' jn it * as d« - nbed in
A pis social will l»e given at the
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(«■me» school h,*u»<- neat kk •
-in, ( ] 0 <
ral wondt-ra
womb ra of Ohio. In
tiaUral
evening tor the I m - iu -I i I of the ’ inty tl <* uat
Fair. Th«- ladies arc urged to bring J ■je, |s"S, a« ording tn what aerrn*
a giaa! supply of pies arai the g<- enti«- r- .il«!« t, -tim -fiv, a party of thir-
t n p
-n». all on lior*< tm< k, ro<)e
men fat pocketbook».
When ¥'»u want your engine* i an<i into tin- hollow trunk of this ayra-
other machinery repaired or any kind t- -«re nti ! found that rrHim enough
of turning done in w,ol or Iron, your r< no, <1 f,«r two more hor»« » ami
naw» tiled atai gummed, call on II.
I ». t!,< ¡r rn!« r». Th# tree forked
ni- i « . lit f.-rt from tliv ground,
Johnston, Scio.
Price* r«-a -■■■*i, «
and it V a* hollow when tirst »e«-n
Wood »aw» built to order.
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Scio *»< left in th«- dark left Frvla. tr tile w hlt<- »« ( 11er» TI««* circuiti-
night on account of Thoma» • r, ■ < be f. r.-r.ie of the trunk ».>« abont sil­
ty three feet ut the ba w, an<l five
ing on a rampage. The water went
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feet from the earth it «it forty-
for
th<-
<lown »ufficirntly Satunlav
jazwvr plant to ojK-rate,* how« v«-r, ami two ii t m girth. These figures re
i,d th - r< i-lir -'f the fanion» lug
the creek is now at«o.«t ba. *. to L rm#!
trc. A of California. The o|>enihg
behavior.
into the cavity within the trunk
R. »helton ha» I een reappoint«! r««a«l
(■■«■t » j «|. at the bottom,
wa#
A - t- i
supervisor in Di tri.•! I.’
W nine and a half f<**t high, mol the
choice could not have la-en II wile
hollow w.i- abont fourteen feet in
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and the district l* fortunate if.
.rn..- diameter.
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mt wlii. h ha» I-een pre-
hi» services for arwither year
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fat«1 of thi» enormous
■uperviaor * m a|ipointcd by the court
tr,
■ ten o-l«l. It i» claimed that
for District 16.
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-..inl buttonwood »»» k, pt tin-
The following are the name» of
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ir- I a» a great cnrioeity until
st:
residents drawn for the IJI2 jury
tl - faro. <m who h it stood was lined
North Selo John Shimanek. John R
IS
• " Thoma« I *U
• oil. Itud >l|ih W c«l« v. J
I Bilveu, r i n
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- - i. ! rc<-d« r turm d m - v -
John E. Cyrus, John F. Iwfl1--r. Jasper
« a* tn .a le bulls into the field#
South
N Wmlille. J. A Wallace.
■al., r<- tl,«- huge tree stood, and two
John G
Scio J. H. Poindexter.
t .
it in-ide it- trunk, in
Holt, C. H Wain. Win. I Sommer. t
di »p.. e for a bull ring th-?
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Has»
VV.W Miller, E l). Myer»
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r wa- al - to prevent the e»-
|pr p,„j MeapelL
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of In« r.ial. and the weakc«-
Six young mon in » launch from Cor­
kilhd Thi» affmr convinced
vallis l«n«i a very narrow esca|«" from l>m .11 t I II the lar. ,-«t tree m Ohio
drowning last night in the raging « RM a in« na •• to hi* st«» k, nnd he
water» of th«- Willamette nt Halfin»»-, cut it <lo«n latter hog« k«-pt in th*
B«-n«l alMHlt half way lutwcen All my R«| »? e t . d were attacked by cholera,
and Corvallis, aay* Monday'» Democrat.
tlie owner rea-one, 1 that their
Tncir cries for help were h, ar«1 by J II
it of lying tn»i«le the hollow
Dodge and the i.ew» was leb-phoned to
it; wa» ' ad for their lii-alth, and
Mr. Van Hussoti of Corvallis, »hi
lie luid the »tutiiji remoii-d
It
came «lowii th«- river and r«-». u«-«l the
w-
i|n-,b!,-i| whether any
»hqiwrvcke I from their perilous pla« e
i r in -i i-tiM- tree wa» ever do-
On account of the »trv-am* lieiog at
min of a fight betwewo
fliKid "tag* and somt- bridge t being
l> -
< i", «daini !.<'u<l<-r.
washed out through the country, the
fair meering last Saturday was not a*
All Sh« A»k»d.
well attended as it otherwise wouM
Jii-ti. <- llir.m, pra -mg tempor­
have been. It w a« d< cl .<-d to boa! u>
al«
at a lawyer»’ l-anqmt, once
other meeting on January 27. at which to’l n -'ori alamt n young wife
time the election of officers and other » ho :
to her h »latml:
liusintu* which should lave been trans-
“Ja !>. dour, 1 <l<> wt«h you’d stop
acted nt Saturday'» m«-«-tmg will tak, drmkii
1-ai-rv time you go to
place. 1 hi» m«-eti ig will Iw- one of
• >f -
<■ banquets of your« you
vital interval to e ve-yon«- in thi» vi< nity ,-, t ip th«- i--it morning pale and
so if you are Interested in th«- far. t r«d, y«m won’t «at anything, you
make it a point to attend.
ju-t gulp down nine or ten glasses
of water. Do »top drinking, won’t
imi. dear? I know it’s bud for
Deafnesa Cannot be Cum»
you.”
l> t local apulicationa, a» they cannot
"Hi t all grent men hare Iwen
rca«-h th«- di»*a»«*d ,»ortion of the car
drink ng men," Ja, k grumbled
Then- » only one way to cure d«-afnc » "l.o
at Webster, look st I’oe, look
ami that is by constitutional n-m« «li» • a' l
■ - Ijunii, |..o'., nt"
livafnc»» i* eauacil by an inflamed con
"Well," interrupt«»! his wife,
dition of the mucous lining of th«- "von jn»t promise, dear, that you'll
Eustachian Tul>e When thi» tulw i» quit drinking till you're great ami
Inflamed you have a rumbling aouml or I’ll be »at"
imperfect h«-arlng. ami when It 1» rn
tirely c I immh I, <leafn«-»< 1» th«- r«-»uli.
Oon« and Strength.
and unlr»» the inflammatKm can hi­
The wonderful power nf bone
taken out ami thi» tul»- n-»tored to lt« «tructiir«* I i . ib been t«-»t«-d »Hcntifi
normal comlition. hearing will 1» de cai!v to sh<»w how n l«one l»-»rs
• trnynl forever, nine caa--» out of ten •train
A very »mall bone trill hold
are cau»«il by catarrh, which 1» nothn >.- tlnrt . tl n r pound* in an*pen»ton
but an Inflamed comlition of the mu- . «ith-mt tn-aking, 'elide a ineeo of
• irf*. .
the ! -t ak uf the »atne tnii km »--
We will give One Humlrv«l I> ■ l it- wi! i, «Id unit twenty two |iotind«.
for any case of deafnea# (earned In ’I «• I..me i* therefor«- half a» «truiig
catarrh) that cannon tn- cu-i -iby II.id'­ n am a - the »olid onk, thus showing
Catarrh Cure. Semi f ir circular* fr<--
tl t nature 1» cconomiral in th«»
F. J. Cheney A 4*«’ . Tobiln, O.
»« I ’it „-ii--n to bone«, making tlu-m
Sold by druggi»ts 75c.
h--!' -a and at th«* »atnc time mak-
Take Hall'» Family Pill» for co-»ti ■ i . t i.-n- -tr mj’i-r than if they were
palion.
««du] md mu, h heavier This prin
ciple lias been recognized in me-
H»y lor Salt
cl in -. engineer» u»mg hollow steel
The Santiam Farm wishes to »,«11 4
tub -i instead <>f »olid to meet great
ton» of No. 1 hay, | oat». | cheat, ( reo strum.
top, I vetch, at I» per ton at th«- ban
A h*»»n Insinuation.
aleo 10 tona nt straw, half oat ami
Sir
Henrv
Thompaon, who was
ha'f vetch, at |& per ton.
eq-inlly fmn<m« as an author, an
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S. W. G aines .
arti»Lun<) w *urgc«in, w«« once stay-
ing at n country hoits«* with another
aur. ’--«n of great fame, and some­
how the talk turnc«! on the number
of 1.11, r* that rn« Ii r«-, «-iv«-«I. When
(In- post arm ci! only one or two
letter# came for Sir Henry, while
hi# friend rel-cn«*«l an imposing
Batch. The friend proudly call«»d
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ntteiitmn to hi* mail "Ye*,” san!
GRAND
MASK BALI.
Wesely-Cain Hall
Friday Night
January 26, ’12
Good Prizes will be Given
THE LOCAL BAHKETS
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— Manufartur* r ai«i IK akr . r
The foJIowiiig are cash price# quoted
llnrniss nini SmbUts
on Thursday of each Week by uur
krsair Wwk
isr’Uft Tttawlaf
dealer#;
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Wheat, per bushel
S<rktl>
AD Wwk
* lata, per buaht-l ........ ........... ..
SKUB17K. OTlbOfl
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Flour, per tar a. ...................
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Bran, per ton...............................
om <;<»$
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31 on
Sb-—»». j>*r ton
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31
Chop, per ton
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eatherford j son
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Butter, (Country) per r> II
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Egg», prr dvten..........................
12
Chicken#, per p«und
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Chicken», per pound. young broiler» 11
If.«
tieeae, per pound . ............ ..
Office in Blutnlsrg Il ei
N«it try Public1
D» Real F-' it<-
Turkeys, per j«ourid ....................
ALBANY
12 j
Duck», per pound...........
Admit «tritar <»f E«tat»-«
Beef, jwr |><>und. live w«-ight
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x>ari N, goliat, d. Alwtracts
Pork, drr«*,d
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Veal, jier puui. t. for shipping
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Obtained aid l iamiimi
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URKUON
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t'ndar Experienced Mar.ag-ment
A full line of Dr I‘avid Roberta
•tuck and poultry ri tn««lie» on ham!
Clean Bed»
Good Fare
All remedie# guarantee«! to do the work
Commercial Trade
DR.' T. IS. SANDERSON
they are recomnu-mied for Aak fur
Solicited
free l««ik» at Wv*ely'a Grocery.
Phy.Hiciun
Surgeon
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R. SIIELTOM
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Hol.I.A SI» A -Hl I TOS’. Prop».
DENTIST
Laities Calling Cani» printed or
blank for »ale at thi» office.
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The Evening Telegram until January
I, P«l.i and the News at »4 *» Regular T J. Msskm. F rex.
price 16.60.
You »are t~ by acting
W A Evia#. Cub
N<»W.
r . . A. V.. !'• i
í D M ot . Aut Cub.
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How’a Thi#?
We offer onr hundred dollar» r« war-1
fur any case
catarrh ’hat cannot G
curwi by Hall'» t'altarh ( ure.
F. J. « MKvEY A (’ll., Toledo, O
We, the undersign« i. han- known I
J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and be
Ileve him perfectly honorable in #1
business transaction», ami finaciaily
able to carry <,ut any obligation» man«
l>y hi» firm.
W ai .ills«;, K issan A M arvin ,
Wh-.b -u n Drii’g •<• To - l-‘. **
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon th«- bio
and mucoua surface» of th«- »y»t«-n
Ti-stimoniabi »ent free. Price 75c j ««i
iHlltlC. »old by all Druggi-t».
Take Hall'» Family Pills fur conati
pat ion
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ORNEY AT LAW
CUSICK BLOCK
ALBANY
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ran mutisi y. ti in ti
by iffMQii'tg driifts i
• »f the* I ...l* -i " tat«
ar« mv Mi««dbl< f»»r
cunurrvatiw bu-*m
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hotel
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r< Mims.
at«>,
i reu t iim - i
uniii-. t » ilh ull trama
< io a tai at Munki rs
(era - M. rrtroc and Freni
Rvx*<nai»ht.
AN
W. R. SHINN. M.
Il mt Cfcnrches
Service# at the Christian church oi
»,-corid an«l fourth Sundavs of earl
month.
Christian Endeavor me«-ting Sunday
evening.
Services at the Baptist church on tl.<
first and third Sundays of «-sch month.
Union Sunday school at 10 a. m.
shippers I reat-
ed Fairly—
F II Si HMAI.Z A CO., Inc.
141 143 front St , Portland, Oregon
OCULIST
Fee Sill
Thoroughbred cockcrala, Singh- Comi
Whit«- Ix-ghorns ami Harrod I'lymoutl
Rocks. Chaa Chrx. Scio, Or.
pSO .
Free
With $25 00 trad# in cash you will lie
entitled tu a $25 <D ph «nograph fr«<
Call and find «nit about it at N. 1. Mot
rison's -outh Side atore.
21tf
Stanai attention given to
treatirg disease« of (he
Eye ami Ear.
Eye# are
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sdentiti, ally tAted.
any
jierfrct fit of ienac» in
style of »pi tarle or eye-
glasse» guaranteed..............
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0.« c « ■ lu-t Albany, Ore
Mo First Street
Huy V. al. Pork and Poultry. ‘Ihey
get highest prices and »end check by
return mail. This is a sample of letter
rceeivid daily.
Scotts Mills, Ore , Dec. 1, 1911
I . H Schmala A Co., Portland, Or.
(«ent» R«?c<-1veil check fur turkeys
sent and was well pleased with price
receive«!. Have l^en aerwling produce
to Portland for the past year but you
made quickest returns and your price
was really better than I expected. I’ll
give you my future shipments. Please
•end some shipping tag».
(signed) T. J. M aloy .
Ship your Veal. Pork and poultry to
above firm They will pay you more
than you can get from your dealer at
home.
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Regularly you hear of
expensive lawsuits over
disputed titles titles,
which if the buyer had
abstracts of, they would
have been avoided.
Why, therefore, take
such long chances »n
buying real estate by in­
vesting without abstracts
of the propertie»’ titles?
Our abstracts are de-
bendable. full and com­
plete one should accom­
pany every real estate
exchange.
Conti '.ni ni Brsa¿ilha St.
ALBANY
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Krüí'N
le.» is Tour Chance
linn Conntv Abstract Co.
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OREGON
METAL1JQ
CARTRIDGES
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H-..JSÌIOI SHELLSj
The amount of powder
cartridges is
uniform, the combustion
perfect, the bullet of such
model and so accurately
gauged, that at long or short
range your shots arc always
“kills” if the aim be true.
I be steel lining around the powder inf
Nitro t.lub and Arrow Shot Sheila in­
sures better pattent, better penetration
and greater velocity tor the same load. It
make s the shell stronger, surer and safer.
A'/nAlCfCW. L VC
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