The Santiam news., May 01, 1913, Image 4

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I I .• m< u h n - of AH ,ii\ have made a genuine offer of value to the surrounding territory.
Round trip faros issued to purchasers of nierchnudise of $20.00 or over made at <»ne time
have broiiiriit mu< h lm>im >s and much favorable comment t<> the busim ss houses of the ('enter
A few oi the -"Ui.11 v tin r< hunt*, mistaking th«' intent and the system were much alarme I, but needlessly.
"«*.•• ¥■ ir Own Mi ii haut 1‘ir-t.'
of the campaign is;
The watchword
If he has not the stock, as-ortiiimt. or the right price, then come to Albany.
All
r<*nds lead tn AIb.mv
$500,000
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it) the country is back <>f vei\ purcli t •«.
YOUR RAILROAD FARE PAID
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$20.oo or over.
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goods to the ntnotmt
Ail wr ¡-Ic is tl it vmi «aw th<- -ah*- slip# from the different store- nmi present them all to the Secretary or the Commer­
cial C|nh, ground i!• ••! < : tin* \l'
?\ll (.ia.s.sc.s of
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Bank I*, dining, and the money will be paid von for your transportation.
lv liable Merchandi.se Represented in
and
mid stocked for \'oiir roiivpiiirncp in .radine. •
Household
These Stores.
Ecerythinp for Itidiciduul
Use
Come mid see tor voiirsidf.
The Blain Clothing Co Chambers &. McCune-G. A. Flood 30. Co
Fisher, Braden & Co.—Forimiller Furniture Co L. E. a H. J. Hamil
ton—o/><? McDowell Shoe Co W. B. Stevens Co.—Tracy Clothing Co
Toggery M. Sternberg & Co.- S. E. Young &, Son
down S jndiiy to »<■«• hit fall « r h : h ! wit*
n« » « tj th«» death of hi* old uncle», h *»!*
Crsbtrv«.
.Mr and Mrs EC Shelton are
seriously ill for a number of
CouBtrv CliDDinzs
comfortably settled in their new
months, is still in a critical con-
Misses Nelda Wendt and Lulu dition.
home
in
Halls
Camp
on
Mam
hr and Mr« 1‘nll wen- out Monday in
< ’lark sjient Saturday and Sunday
Although we do not seem to
tl .’ir auto, .».lm:i i»t« img to th«» *u|Yrr street.
with home folks.
ing sick I • fot. death calk’d him to the
j
enjoy
the April showers we are
We have plenty of music in
jyond.
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Ralph
an<i
Otto
('ole
returned
hav
ing,
we can look forward to
camp as there are three phono­
f .i-r« wa” quit«
tragedy t.-«k piace
from
Mdl
City
Tuesday
where
the May tlowers in store for us.
graphs and one guitar.
■ut Provi;«- .• r •<•« fitly when t«*«>
they
have
been
visiting
relatives.
ZEKE
U I k* came together <qut»l to two
Dean Turner is getting to lie a
Sank
Hannah
made
a
Lusincss
old ram* lighting, a* them wi** t.looil, first class logger.
hair, and the ground torn up. Mr Sar­
trip to Scio Monday.
Sbeimu Hems
EC Shelton caught a ni e trout
gent »11» opy-wet) to hi* intended r>«-w
W E Thomas of Stayton, agent Eldtm Griffin is making his
aon-in law,
Haman Gaine*. k«-< ptng that measured 13 1-2 inches.
for
the Portland Marble Works,
rutnpauy with hi* daughter. »<> they
M
t ■ ■ . I < .
to he
S V Hall has just finished lay­ was seen in these parts recently. home with Will Hirons at pres­
met for un intriuluctiun, with th«- above
ent.
home at Lebanon Satunlay.
rr-ault, without the I •«* of a man, but ing 3,0U0 feet of water pipe to
\\
iebie
Kuiken
and
Mr
Good
­
J l> Gritlln waa owr -at r lay r qht mad«’ biul matter* won»«'.
Herman Steidel and family re­
get water to one of his donkey ing of Mehama, were Sunday
with hia muth>r ami veiling w.th I «
turned
from Lyons last week
engines.
1‘tF. E atfr ,
old »irk uncle, l»nac Crabtree
visitors at the home of GC Wes­ where they had been working
Ralph Heath arrived in camp ten house.
Mr* *’ho*-be Turner came near toeing Mo»t Promol and Effectual Cur*
for
the summer. He is Mrs Hall's C C Burmester made a busi­ for Frank Petrok.
her n-odence In.l W,dre*day a« a
for O.id Cold«
Mr Steidel was in Albany last
•park lit un the old tlecayetl roof a d
When you have a bad cold you want brother.
ness trip to Stayton Friday.
burned quite a hole before It *u di
week
to see the doctor.
a remedy that will not only give relief
The snow is in plain sight this
covered.
Miss Stella Fleming of Salem
but • tfcct a prompt ami permanent morning as it rained here and
H 0 Shilling ar.d family spent
Jub Crabtree went over sutulay t«> cure, a remedy that cuntain* nothing
spent Sunday at the home of her Sunday with Mr Wilson and
ace hi* brother laaac. ar.d waa deeply injurious, a remedy that’i* pleasant to snowed on the hills.
father, Ed Fleming.
grieved t<> fuel him v«-ry low. fh.-s !■.. t ti"«‘.
The Mill City Co has a nice Quite a number of our young family near M inkers.
ChainhcrUinr i-uugh remedy
b< en together all their live* end butch meets all three re<|uirem<’nt*. It art*
Mr Edgar called on Stanley
camp clcse here, which is called l>eople attended the Z C B J
e.1 in Mon’ana mmr 4» ye . < .«. <, an I un nature* plan, relivve* the lung*, null
Taylor
and family Sunday after­
use two dance Saturday night and report
had nut been aeparuted but a few dav m expectoration, <>|>ens the »vcrt tion* and Camp Seven. They
noon.
in all the»c year*. Tnerr are now only r< tor’ • th«- syotem to a healthy cundi- ■ donkey engines to log with.
a very pleasant time.
three boy* left out of eight.
Newton, lb .n. This remedy ha* * world wide aair
Camp Seven is reported to John Frost and niece. Gladys Rev Burleson of Scio preached
the voungvat, ia pa»t 65 year* of n; ■
good sermon here Sunday
ar.d uar an t can always l«c d<‘pendevi have the measles.
Smith, were Scio visitors Friday. a morning.
Mr Titu* »»« over to th«1
t ..
upon. Sold b;. all dealer*.
We have eight dwelling houses,) The Jordan store has changed
Farm Friday alter a ton of hal««l vet' h
six
bunk houses, one blacksmith hands and is now owned by Mr Our regular pas’or. Mr Ketch­
atraw- at F’> a tun, a* it i* cheap
ugh
HALLS CAMP NOTES
feed.
shop, one oil nx>m, one filing Wood of Idaho. We all join in um <>f Salem died the latter part
of last week while in Lebanon
Rev llurlc«on of S id heli uTvic
at
Everything i* moving along >hi d. one barn, a cook house and wishing Mr Trask success in his taking treatment fora cancer.
our achool houa«- Sunday.
Owing to
store,
three
donkey
engines
and
new home.
ateknrM and but few knowing uf the nicel. at the camp.
He was an elderly gentleman,
one
mile
of
chute.
meeting, the congregati« n wa »mull.
Rev S B Cole and Wife visited but for over two years carne here
Mr and Mrs S V Hall and son
Mr* Mat’ ■ ■ nth. • >«!•• ■>;
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were looking after their cattle Mrs Frank Beaver has been Grandma Bilyeu Sunday.
suffering with a sore finger, but Our farmers have been taking regularly.
nent neighbors. died aixM'-nly Thunulay Sunday.
Herbert Blatchford spent Sun­
morning of dropsy of th«» heart.
Mr
it is better now.
advantage of this good weather
Frisl Bilyeu and wife have
Smith haa <>ur heartfelt sympathy a.«
seti» and hope it will continue until day with home folks.
we realit« hi* *»d tniafortur.' m lowing- moved buck to their home in Scio,
George Blatchford and wife
their spring work is completed. were visiting relatives in
a loving companion, »ho m»!< hfe a We mi s their pleasant smiles,
and
Rh*um*tl*m Qui.kly Cured
heaven <n earth for him a* «rU u* th«’ i
Mrs Roy Huber and Miss Etta near salt m recently.
Mr and Mrs Otis Dike, Mr and
•urroui ding friend« and neighbor«.
"My «ittrni hudianti hail an attack McDonald have been
visiting
taaac Crabtree panned away Moi day. Mrs Taylor and several of the
«>f
rheumatism m hi* arm." write* a their mother
Mrs
Alice
Me- Farmers attention I»et
boys
went
up
to
Detroit
to
a
April 2S, »red 78 year* and
month*,
well known ri’-i.lent of Newton, Iowa
and waa laui to rent in the Fran- in dance. They report a pleasant "I gave him b bottle of Chamberlain* Donald.
print your return card on
Butte cemetery, lie di<«i on hi* <
time.
O A Birch, teacher in the Jor- velopes. We will furnish a good
liniment which he appi<e«l to his arm
place, where hr a.-ttled in -54, a- d wia
Atthur Crawford has been ill an4 the next morning the rheumatism dan «chod district, closed a grade of stock and print yotr
bu-'~d by the *)«’• of hi* father and
wa* gone“
” l"r..chr'>.hu‘i?T?.1,,r
»“'«••M term of school Friday. name and address, and name < f
mother, who preceded him aever.il f r several days. He went to Al­ matinm you
will nothing better than
year*.
bani for medical aid. but is back Chamberlain* liniment. .«ohi by all
We are sorry to hear that Aunt farm, if desired. 100 for 50c, at
I ran« Smith of Beaver creek «vaa at work now.
Ollie Shelton, who has been the News office.
j tieaim.