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Valley, a few of the country merchants t«iok ex jitio »« t .
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all the time, if you can buy what you wish to w ar and i<
make you this hb< ral Kill E tran-portation offer to com* to A
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what you are paying for and feel that wi'hin a few mi!< fi
from a ti nd oider catalogtti-ni d never knew Yg what you will
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mail < i !• r ! < use m t|p- Cr.it< d Suit- s, sty le and <| ality <
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We will | av your railroad transportation I* th v i
th.at we a-k is t>, .* .o.i uve '.<>ur duplicate i!<‘s ■ ,> from 1 •
St:H< Bank Bidding, and tt><* tr.oney «ill
paid ■ i 1»
logue, but instead of i*ing the article you wish to buy. t; i <
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Fr
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Sauli.m Lira Topics
Our school in District No 77.
taught l<\ Miss Leo- e Mont
gomery closed on the lltli with
a nice children’s program and an
audience of lady visitors w ho re-
jairt a nice time.
Mrs Bell Alvord 1« ft on the loth
for a week’s visit with old tune
friends ill different parts.
Goat shearing is now the order
of the day as there are two
shearing machines running every
day which is peeling off th«*
bark pretty fast.
George Bilyeu has re nncl his
old job of hauling milk for the
Scio Condensery which plea.-e-
all the old customers.
Newton Thomas of Spokiin
w as out through o ir parts Fri-
day. lie was an old time reai-
dent here in the
Isaac Crabtree is Mtill quite
ill.
Mrs Etta Sutherland has an
other attack of sore throat al
moat equal to dipl th< ria. This
is about the third attack this
winter.
Our farmers are not relishit g
the.se* continual -howers a they
are getting anxiou - to sow their
spring cro| s and get in a little
early garden, as it in tune it was
in the ground.
Jim ('raft went
trip to eastern Oregon la.-i week.
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• I < ' ' Ui Spring Attire in broad ax.ortmt-nlii.
• u at thm •torr.
i ii"icil Sni <. Sfvlish (’onts, Benuti*
1 I I! t--. I’\iiiii I’ittiiiif Shoes
and ( 'n riiiinir M illinerv *
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For rheumatism you will find nothing
tx-ttor than t harnt^-rlain*« I.miment,
try it and »«•<• how quickly it gives re-
liai. I or sale by all deal«-r».
Sbelbsro Hems
grades spent the afternoon in
improving the appearance of the
cl >1 la wn. They wrought a
W'll v < r\ ph using change.
the
Tt.e W < bfoot Owl will give a
! r< r;nn this Friday afternoon
the 1» -tinning at 2. U).
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Mr anti Mrs Win (’curt hill ar ;
Mr an«i Mrs George Piatt went
to Stayton last Thursila* ever in.-
anil spent a verv enjo'able tim
Ralph MacDonald made a tr ••
to Alban.* last w eek.
I.»>n M< laiin made a businev
trip to Ijons the first of th>
Week.
Mr Arran and Fred Go ch nt i
wife w. rt to Albany Tuesday.
The school children, lasing ad- trial Work of all !•
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tyli.h in Coat« arw! Drr.xes for Habiev, I.it-
loglivi here and a-sortineuts are
itlwavs larger
l.’ailroid Pare Both Wavs mi Pur—
\ino luting to $20.(10 or Over
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David llorseburg has lost a
tine colt and has o'her hor •-
sick, lie has called in the V eteri-
nary to sec what was w roi g
with them.
Miss (Kirthy Smail retun • <!
home Sunday from near ( raidit
where she has been working.
John Br<sk of Providence Wh
in our ection Monday en s| < vial
business.
Our cream hauler, Mr Serfling
has made his last trip an >r.g
the farmers as they get b< t'< r
pay and have less work s ip 'v-
ing the condensery.
Miss Bertha Smith who h
been working at Crabtree f<
Mrs Flanagan, returned home
Sunday.
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Gaines has liought a* «»th. r
horse to mate his sorrel. He got
him of Charles Apple; he i a
three year old colt, is brok • to
work double and single and i-
quite gentle for his practice, lb
paid $122. fiO for him and is w< II
pleased as he thinks him a dandy
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