The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, May 08, 1913, Image 1

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    VOL.
XVI
t
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: Possibly About You j
SCIO,
LINN
COVNTY.
YOUR -I l:s< RIFTION I \ I Illi s
*»n thr date »tampini 11» the «;»«• •• I •
k>w
To Uiu»« who pay promptly :n
Ihr price i»
p.t » f <1 <»f year.
to ? *
I hr pai* r ia not »« nt
r .^ ra who arc mora* than our
year in vrvirt.
F T Thayer was a business
visitor in town Monday.
Commerci; il Club
W A Gilkey of Thomas was in
Several matters of interest
town Tuesday attending to bus:
were discussed at the Commer-
ness matters.
• ial Club meeting last Fridav
Pure bred Berkshire boar, evening, including the matter of
service $1. Hog must not lva\e helping on the road south of
town hading to the cemetery.
farm. R H McDonald.
It is understood that the residents
oi
this district have already sub
For Sale A bicycle in first
scribed
$175. to be used on the
class condition, for $10. Enquire
road.
at this office..
The chair appiinted a com-
Everything
new in dress mitt«* composed of Cal Cartel.
goods for Spring at Hibler T N 1 Morrison, and Joe Bovonov-
Gill’s.
skv •- to ret the cot ei n i of
♦
opinion from those livmr on' ide
There w ill be a moving picture the old city limits in regard to a
show at \\ < sely-( Tin hall Sun­ special election for determining
day night at 8 o’clocK.
whether the limits .shall be ex­
tended. as it is u: «1« rst< on t al
If you need fishing tackle see
many of them wish to be taken
A W Hagey. He is old in the
into th»* city.
business and knows just what
Next meeting Friday even: >g
You need.
Muy 16.
A
Regular $1.25 fever ther­
Booster envelopes for sale nt
mometers on sale for a short the News office at 10c a package.
time only at 75c each at Peery’s
Drug Store.
See* Morrison for F1 rnitur•».
Scio. Oregon.
Get a homestead in the Alban}
colony in the great wheat liell of
Dr Ixiwe’s glass«-s d > not n«»ed
Montana. Write f <r informa­ the guarantee that goes with
tion to, O W Mitchell, Loma. them. There's a reason.
Montana.
42
Mr ED Myers, who visited
GIVEN AWAY On July 1 relatives in Portland last week,
1 will give to the lad} that returned home Saturday e vening
brings in the largest amount of
♦
cash checks, a $15.00 Firekss
I w ish to sell mY farm of 31 I
C'>oker which is on display acres local«d near Kingston. A
at my store. On tl al day ail bar; ain if taken soon. - F T
checks from 5c to $5 will I,.- Thayer.
43
counted. Checks will be given
1 am now located in the old
with each purchase from Mon­
day. April 21 to July 1. Any­ m< at market by the steel bridge
thing bought at my store will where I am in the market, and
pay th«* highest cash prices for
count. N 1 Morrison.
all kinds of live stock, pmltrv,
Ed Fleming, who is an enthu­ eggs, etc. See me la-fore selling
siastic booster for the condenser)’, your produce. Tom Large.
was telling the first of the week
Win Brenner’s new seven-
of one of his neighbors, who is
selling milk at the t’ondensery. passeng« r auto arrived Monday,
but formerly sold to a Portland and is a beauty. Bill says he
creamery. His receipts for 20 knows how to crank the mules
days at th«- condensery brought and will let the other members
him $104, while the cream from of the family run the new ma­
the same amount of milk shipped chine.
to Portland netted $ 30 for twelve
The school children of this
days, and the express charges
reduced these figures consider­ county w ill start Thursday taking
the eighth grade examinations,
ably.
th«» questions for which were
You and your children sent out by the state superin­
ire safe if vou war Dr tendent of schools. Over h*1
Lowe’s superior glasses eye pupils will take the state exami­
safe and price safe. They cost nation this week, the largest
you no mon1 than the inferior class in th«» history of the County.
kinds usually sold and you have Among the important towns, Al­
the benefit of his skill and more bany has 60 pupilstaking the ex­
than 21 years experience as an ams, Lebanon V*. Brownsville40,
exclusive eye socialist. He does Halsey 3). Harrisburg 15, Shedd
not go from house to house. 12. Scio 15. laicomb 10 and Sweet
Consult him Wednesday, Mt y 14 Home 10. The questions are now
at Scio Hotel. Ikm’t forget the being sent out to the various
day and date, one day only. No districts by Sup*»rintend'»nt Jack-
agents employed, beware of son of this city. Th«-re are be­
those claiming to be such. tween 50 and 60 districts repre­
Scores of Scio and Linn county sented in the examinations.
Herald.
references.
NT).
DAIRY CITY’
’’THE
ef’ti:inc?? c B cciiku
lol
A LIVE WIRE
11.25 if p*.«l
within mx m»; 4L». anu $1.50 1» rhannd
Moving picture show Sunday
evening at Wesely-Cain Ha l.
M \ >
advance the tuhftCfiption prim 1« I« »MJ
|*r Vrur.
hr Ix>we's glasses a1*? death to
headaches. Ask your neighbors.
"EEco.N. THVRSDAY
UT
‘ I' <!• ad low n a «1 a ; ve
town .s the ii.tr (Vi ci»
Ix'tw een d< ad merchants a; d
live »:•.< rchants. Some mer­
chants are so dead or free
ir on et’terpr, -«• t ' at it t ik» s
sizzling hot thrusts to
awaken enough hie in them
to ex ■en pen«‘tr:it • Inc outer-
most. rim of Im- ilie-ts prog-
res«. They wili Ut around
ende avoring to catch trade
tl.ht eomes to to'wn without
off ring inducements to
«Iraw hu«i!b ;
They toil the
pub.ic tnat they do not ad-
x. rti.i • in the newipa; r-,
but give their trade the bene­
fit of the little money thev
might spend in advertising
by giving them more for
their money than the adver­
tiser w hich they know i.. a
false).«.«»I The advorti->»ral­
ways gives more and
*»r
goods for tha money than
th«» merchant who <i. -;;T
advertise, for th«» advertis­
er's goo i-. are turned < i.ck-
• r and are alwu s new a» <|
up-to-date. Be. ides th«> ad­
vertiser is the to.vn boomer,
while the nori-adv<rt:.sir »s
the town sponger. The ad­
vertiser. V rough them« hum
of his ad •, is leach.ng out
ami bringing new people
to town to trade and i.-> thus
both dir ctly and indirectly
advertising the town. There
is a wav in which every per­
son trading in this town can
lv p th«.» loa n a'.u that is to
cnco.,r;.;:e eiit»»rpri «* by pat­
ronizing tie met hunt who
«lots advertise. Thai’s one
way t<> boom a town that
should have our admiration.
T.’.is is the first of a : < ri< s
of articles prepared for the
merchant w ho wantr a bet­
ter bu.' .m . ■. Our . im is to
be oi s< rvi. «» to the enter­
prising merchant -
DIRECTORY
Barbers nini B ith
Morris Uro*.
Blacksmiths
.Mnr B«» tal ! Ä Stepam'k
< ’mintr\ ('lull M i ik
•»« ;,i ' ..ixirn>«■ I MdL (o
I
ihi L et
! i >I H« o
I ni'ir\ and
I .s.
I ity I’.lcctrie Ia^ht
ard V. A ! 1. . \» }>.iy>-u, Su' t
( ìiilivhes
• 1 rotin-i. ilupiot and Catholic
I h’li*.Trists
!.. I
lV«-rv * Co.
I >Cllt i»-ts
Hr. 1. K. Sani
I )|’\ < •«)< ids, < 'lol I) illg’
I >Pa y;i2’c
E.\|il<
«
». A I’tud Hall
C. W,wle
Bioni’ing’ Mill
Che.«. V. a.-riei . Mcr.
< J I1» »ccrics
JI W oly
J. ) IU »r.l
( »en 1 M<‘i < liandisc
W. l Gill &■ Gi.
I'fwluu’ Ta die Co.
Hotel
McDonald Bros have recently
built a cold storage room at the
meat market, and ar«» now well
fixed to keep nu-it during tiie
hot summer months.
I, W Pomeroy’s «arm» near
having a serious fire last Thurs­
day. Th«» roof caught near the
chimney and Miss Ethel Mc­
Knight w ho w as passing noticed
the emoke anti called their atten­
tion to it. L W says but for
Miss McKnight, who went up
the ladder like a squirrel and ex­
tinguished th«» flames with a
bucket of w ater, they would
probably have been homeless be­
fore the fire department could
have got there.
a I !.
. >••.» treat. 1
; nt thi-.
■ rviig tie
appearance of It.
«Ü»
ti t » ' ; Hi |t• T » iS
i:
'
of Libanon
1 • '■ 1 T . father, b P Williams
Momla V.
Albert >■. t.-’ <>r I of Sheiburn
w a.< «
' v. it or l'r day.
Mr. \\ F Gii 1 i ■ turne«! home
Saturday alt. r it two wi ks
visit w ith n at ¡■- s in l’orlland.
Mr Parker v ÌIO lives in th«»
south part of It > \ a. arrived home
Monday from ) • i. .it: /ton when»
he had In'oti
» Ins be 1
w ith an attack <d t he lagripp.».
Our 'i.
for men, women
md cliihir«»! i pr '.i<» ¡nth your
>ur. e ¡»nd j ■ nt* feat. Hibler 4L
¡ill Co.
The relatives of I i;ic ( c ibi t«» •
wish to expr
through th»
column i of i he N » ■ . s, tin»!1»
grateful iipp re in '¡on to the
• .• ■
friends who .<> kin< lly n
to fin w ant * in his last hours «if
llllie s.
*
Fi 1 Me.q» Il
» w a in town
Monday say h h e i;n.»jus ' i c iv«»«l
a fin. Durham bull fro■ :n Ohi.».
As the ar. inal cost ab« i’ $500.
delivered
he! ’C,
Mr .V. spit
thinks he uuiRfht to ÌI» • »1 •a tod
one.
If you Sf«‘ any thini■’ wrong
with th» pap r •
i, doi’t
ilardwarc «V Impni'ts kick any inure than you •an help.
v. I. Mur on
but charge it
to t ie ¡’lip.
l i a W
as the edit“.- JUS!
ing over
Ind.
'!'«•!« piiuiic (,'o.
a sieg«» of tin ’ a » oren nt.o ¡a«!
J. X. Wi-ddl*. Mgr.
"cus: I'd” mala <1y.
*
Jeweler
A. W
Hagey
Limi < elinty I'air
I J \ er . A Iced Stable
( al c*r„..n. Prop.
At the city tuned meeting
la it Thursday evening, A W
Hagey was elected c«»uncilfh.tn to
fill the vacancy earned by the
redgnation of E (’ Shelton.
The Council voted to purchase
100 feet of new fir>» hose, regular
l ilts were allowed and g »n< ral
routine business transacted.
Dr Cri’l
to a new
IL H. MeV ay. Prop.
S.-, :> n !» r 21, 2• a "I Al
Council Meeting
+
•
Meat M irk' I
A «lane will
--i. -i at the
Z <’ G .1 lai.
f T.ifiti <• on S it-
urday • -le”».,
1'1 Mieic
will 1
f in
I l>. th*- Se.o
Na!
:J . nid 1.'
.¡! lip in.
A go wl In: . :i . ■ i all who
attend, i.v i xb sly who knows
huw t«> b« hai«* i-< invit d.
‘ia| BfO»
Dayton Mood
M¡Pinery
V.ra. (). h. Cvrua
Notary 1‘ublic and
la vi, e - tati :. it shr’t.,
I ‘by sieiaiis, Surgeons
Dr. A. IS. Prill
Dr. K. H. Hobson
A qtccial feature at the mov­
ing ¡'ictur«» sho»A S inday night
wili lx» a thou tnd feet of film
. lowing the r— mt Dayton flood.
If you mi.ss this show you will
miss something « ¡pe« ialjy good.
Bring your r>«»ighb«»rs ami come.
Planing Mill
kukacku A’ (’hrofoy
l‘libi ic «V 11 igli School
Fred «>ray. Prin.
1 ’rotllicc
< ''Hiipaliies
J. F. 1^1'lcr, Mgr.
Ioni LargWa Mgr.
Tinsmith
F. • >hlr||w*l<*r
Knight» of Pythin», Mu**< .»I jctp , M< f I-
< rn *A udwhi rn •:
H. .1.
W. I loll
WSTJr BIT.XJ
Santiani News
L. W. Charles, Pub.
State Bank
A. Ewing, Cashier
Shooting < « illerv,
C«*Nt. ami « AllDS.
) Il l.ukr: liarh
I’rr.tcrnaI and Secret
()RI*Ell&
OH Fellow»,
Postoli ice
W
Sbocinahcr
Tom l arge
..aaaKJBSSMI
W A K T H D
Harn.a* Maaer.
Garaoe.
Railroad Service. Sawmill*
ufacturing Cntorpri «4.
Rotter
Man­
All eitlvana to attend the Commer­
cial Club.
Meetings
first and
third Friday
evening*
of each
month.