The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, April 11, 1912, Image 2

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YOUR BEST CHANGE
To Visit Albany
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nting, easy washing. • ’’«v running and
durability. We offer to prove
this right on your farm.
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April 18-19-20
Is the «late of tlie Miitle-in-Linn-(’ounty Exposition
WE WILL PAY your fare both wavs, and your dinner, to spend one of
these three days in Albany. if you buy one of <<tir S15.00 suits, or any purchase
amounting to $15.00 or over.
You nre perhups going to buy a suit soon. and this means a day of
pleasure find eight-seeing FREE in ex<*haege for thirty minutes of your time.
Quality, Quantity and Service
N. I. Morrison, Scio, Oregon
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The Blain Clothing Co
ALBANY, OREGON
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outside of Portland
Samples and Estimates on Request
Largest Stock
FISHING TACKLE
Expert Truss fitting
Camera supplies, etc
Woodworth Drug Co., Albany, c.o
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J. J.Harne», W. F. Gill,
A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barn-*»,
C. A. Warner.
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Entered at Ihr ¡metallica at Scio, Ore..
»» »rcond-claM mail matter.
that will insist on receiving a re­ classes of business men. This
muneration at s» much a smear, 'doesnot mean that you should
1 you bet your boots, and we want have a whole or half or even a
the money in advance. We do quarter of a page ad in ever)
NfltM« lUri-ION HATFX
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not claim that our kind words or issue of the paper, but your name
One year In aitvanrr ... ..............
the
lack of them will elect or de- and business should I m - mention
Onr year, at rml of year ............ I
feat
anv candidate for any office ed if you do not use more than u
Six month* In advance.....................
Three month» ui advance . ..............
whether it I m » a merchant seck- two line space. A stranger pick­
Single copy in wrapper....................
ing profits or a candidate seek- ing up a newspaper should 1*
able to tell just what business i
mg salary.
represented
in a town by looking
ADV KHTIRIMG It Al KH:
at the business mentioned in th«
HEAR BIG MEN.
Card of thanks
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paper. This is the Iw-st possible
S| h - ci «1 obituary notice», p«-r line
a
There are a heap of men who town advertiser. The man who
Extend*-.! wrinkling comment»,
per line........................................... U' think they are big enough to run d<M?s not advertis • his busines-
this state. They arc sweating doe» an injustice to himself and
Duplay ad», to I h < changed weakly
if dcaired, one column wide
blood in an effort to make other his town. He is the man who
each inacrtioti, |>»n inch . ... i.
I folks believe that same thing. expects the newspaper to do tin
Buainea» local» per Uno................ .... as
Most of these big men are ’ big” most free boosting for his town.
Ixmg time standing a«b. contract»
i in the same way that a certain The man who insists <>n sharing
made on application.
Ohio office seeker was "big.’’ the business that comes to town
He had helped elect McKinley but refuses to advertise his busi­
Y«»r SatacripUo» ripirtd on Ihr 4air ilxmprd
and had gone down to Washing­ ness is not a valuable addition t<
la Ihr «r*<e brio».
H cam 'rw» at oacr «ad
ton to pick out a job fur himself. any town. The life of any town
(rl Ihr hr orili «1 Ihr JI.2S ralr
And down there they had him depends U|x>n the live, wide­
sized up with moderate accuracy. awake and liberal advertising
He was verv modest. He said business men.
| that he knew his inability to
, speak German would prevent his
MUST COME ACROSS.
Brother, if you can’t get into
An Illinois paper very truly re­ being appointed minister to Ber-
harness
and helfl pull the vehicle
marks that this is the regular bi­ li". therefore, he would have to
of
progress
or won’t get into the
ennial period when newspaper content himself with being min­
cart
and
drive,
for the love of
publishers are receiving big jobs ister to Ixmdon. The officials
Mike,
don
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t
get
down
on the back
of invitations to boom the candi­ looked at him in astonishment.
dacy of numerous and divers in­ Then they said: “Don’t you know end and hang your feet out and
dividuals who offer themselves that we have to have a big man track the sand with your heels
as sacrifices on the altar of public for that place?” With equal as­ and make the drag that much
service, the fact that there is a tonishment he came back with heavier for a few of your friends
fat salary attached somewhere the exclamation: “Gracious good- who are going to pull their load
around the outskirts of the ob­ ness! If I land this place 1’11 be and yours too. in spite of all your
ject of their seeking being care­ a big man. won’t I? ’ A major­ frantic antics.
fully ignored while presenting ity of the "big” men in public
their interesting matter for pub­ office today are only “big” in the
The man who talks little but
lication. From pound-master te same way.
does much toward showing visi­
governor, down both aid«* and
tor.-» the advantages possessed by
through the middle, the number
No business man in any town his town and section is the man
of candidates who “would appre­ should allow a newspaper pub­ who really counts in the obtain-
ciate any publicity given my lished in his town to go without ing of enterprises and making
candidacy” and in whom* election his name and business l>eing cities out of villages.
is the only salvation of the coun­ mentioned somewhere in its col­
try, is unusually large this year umns. This applies to all kinds For the right kind of price» and ma
of grace 1912. If the country is of business general stores, dry tonal try E. L. Brant on the C. A. '
to be saved by the smearing of good?, grocers, furniture dealers, Bate* place. Ilr ha« rustic, finish and
kind words in the interest of any manufacturing establishments, flooring lumber, al»o a good grad* of
dlmrnaion *tutT. Bator* building mur
candidate for any office anywhere automobile dealers, mechanics, house or bam call and get price, A4- •
this is one newspaper at least professional men. and in fact all dmu E. I.. Brant, Scio. Oregon.
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