The Santiam news., May 15, 1913, Image 4

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We
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to
to
mid
more
hare
the
from
Great
Rail
about
Road
OlR
Free
of
Center
Transportation
8t
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gall a few months ago has proven so successful flint we want everyone to
know all about it ai.d to avail themselves of the privilege.
. <•
'I bis > i
offer
Trading
arid
.IBA
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i
information
I
We do not e'iim that w<- can give you
two dollars worth ol
for < cry »tollar
spent nor -!■» we cl iim t" hav«- ’he L’r.-at. st
retail i -tal.lielini'-lit* <>n Hie t’-oi»-'. But we
<]<i guarant«*c that yottr monev will Imv as
mui li real hone-t value.
can l>- pur< I a->< -l
anv place in the I ’mti , Si j.
\\ << also
can prove that the Mock- from wliii h vol.
mtiv select Vour goods, aggregate a total «>f
over $500,000 00
REAP THE FOLLOWIN'«;
LIBERAL
OFFER
IT IS FOR YUI’
Your railroad fare both way- will be
paid if von purchase in any or all the store.
iiiiiium I below. goisl* to the amount of SJH.OO
or »ver. All (li-it we auk is that you -are
the sales slips from the different s’«»r
present them to the Secretary of 'i
menial <‘lub, ground tl.
Albain
Bank Building, and tin- rn
v wil. I••• paid
von for ‘.-our Transportation
visit the Hub City where assortment* are
wonderfully large, and you can get the ex­
clusive, unusual things that are so much de­
sired. When vou trade here you run abso­
lutely no risk, as all goods are guarantied
bv reputable merchants who have stood the
test of time
Best of all you van see the
goods before x <>U bllV.
ONE
Welcome
/oil
See your own merchant first. If lie can­
not furnish you with what you want, then
ALL
and
There is no cla^s distinction here. Every customer is treated just the same. You will
find that th.i prices art’Hb«>hiiclv as low as consistency and first class goods will permit. All
(p’.cst ions will ho answered as correctly as thoroughly trained and competent salespeople can do so.
Place your confidence and trust in merchants that will treat you honestly.
The Blain Clothing v o Char 5e:s * McCi ne -G./ F
©. Co.
Fisher, Braden & Co.—Fortmiller Furniture Co. L. E. a H J. Hamil-
ton--o7?e McDowell Shoe Co. W. B. Stevens Co.-Tracy Clothing Co.
G7>e Tog'g'ery—’M. Sternberg & Co.—S. E. Young
Son
ALBANY,
-W
t.^»ÏW»ÇW«
for several weeks, returned
home last week.
la.iinrii.-r wan viaiting Sunday with;
Il Al
..........
Will .Moor»“ has In- -n visiting
I
i >..t Intimate frit nJ. lawrt-nc.-!
at Wm Serfling’sthe just week.
I antlext.-r,
W Cletus Holt got his watch
(’■ < il t rt n-i » cam« down tn fair hi»
f th. :
Geo l-ilycu to the »tation from Albany Saturday where he
ay, aa Ct-urge'» boys are »ick
had left it for repairs. Now he
M
.
I.«-- ,v
t-ii.rn violently ill Mon-
»
has no excuse for staying so late
i ,y a I l.iul to rail in the doctor.
on Sunday evenings that he is
P ie E ater .
afraid to pass a jxuid near the
Most Prompt and Effectual Cur« road.
for Bad Cold«
The Oakview school closed
• n y- -I havfl n ta i coi.t you
>>f
Friday. A program wn> Riven
■... tl i »ill not <>nh give
iv d light refreshments were
7. I • prompt am. p. rn
erved. It was well attended,
ti ri-n.i-'v that contain» nothing
■i , a r> v ; fr..»t 1« plriiaant to there being people from four
ml
in« cough remedy chuol districts present.
'e requirements. It act«
B. R L C.
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lent
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f the mtlKhl
th.-r
if st John ■.
V
Ho
r of
quick they
it m.
rov i
with
Come in and take advantage of
tl e Newr $1 subscription offer
A Perfect Seed Bed Means *
j
More Dollars To You
|j
I tn. >1 eve« th-- lun<r*. aldol
, • - hi the »* 'return» an I
Ph«umatl«m O
kty Currd
t .im -o a h-ilthy condi-1
"My
»'.«tern
husband
i-xl
an nttack
n • :. has n world wide »nle
of rheumatism In hi» arm." write» a
enn always l>o
wdi knoun r> indent of Newton. Iowa, i
y all itaolera.
"Igavc him it tti-tlc, <>f t'hamb. rl.-i!-.»
liniment which he applied to hi» arm1
and the next monung tne rb.-unintmni ;
IÎiàl!:Â
'
was gone " Fur chrohie mu-M-ular rh- u-
d Mrs Frank Sommer m«ti*m you will tx.thir i- Utr- r than ’
< hart.in-f lain« liniment.
.-«Id Ly all
Robert, were Stavt
f
dealer*.
t:
ng h.» dau.M-r
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OREGON
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Mr :r
n,
* » mí irntn
i isitorw Thursday.
t rmimg ar
W i
h! --'t nit
a I business
Grand Ball at Wesely-Cain
la no ret !
i : j» <.pii-
>p to ( r.d'tree Monday.
<i»
hull. Saturday evening, .May 21.
i st<- a fev
’A A C<>\ carnt out to E C Given by newly organised Z C B
t >c Ix>ck farm where th«- rock It liundy. .
iU-i'cy
’s l ist week after a short J lodge. .Music by Scio National
i
I« li.-sly, the cririber will'
band A short program will be
it a i< . ives in Albany.
i h - vi - and cr- i ’he nick 1.» lix Un- rond
given
in the Bohemian language
• tn the < rab!r<--- bri !g.i i wt tn th«-
-I F Sommer was a business
i . hr-on ohm I. «< cur ti-w • ip< rvi»or visitor at Albany Saturday.
commencing at 8:30. Everybody
v is* es tn hi !p the country vs well a*
invited. • Dance will
W A (lib e\ and wife were in' -.ordially
"
l t- I»- -pie I M-un- »nu I lily rt- nr
commence
at 9 p m.
l.u»ine«s. tf the propl.- don’t balli.
Scio Tuesday on business.
Arch and H om Ray, with their muth
R L Glasgow returned to hit
BIDS WANTED
• r. were Albany visitors Monday.
home in Albany Saturday.
Bv Sc’o School District No 95
iterar riitpnt and Ge«> Bilyeu started'
.Mr ai d Mrs A R .’Likina Id
: iunday fur a trip tu the lw-i.i country
for material and labor, separate
visited
Sundav with relatives
looking for a home •» that par< I«
or combined, to finish High
I town up to be a «t ali r»«vm on rut th. ‘ t ear Ix'bnncr..
School room, equal to and same
I be continued cold rain m ti-"ov ing
•I G Holt, Cletus. Vada and style as present High School
« truer» quiti late vein in*ir »p tag '
.’•I s L
i ¡1 i!t were tradn.g at room. Blds close J^ne 10, 1913.
i ceding, and garden» w-|| be too late to '
th
■
Hub
City
Saturday.
Work to be completed by August
te appreciated, a« people will lose ail
their patie.ice waiting for lome veg et- I
Mrs Minnie Smith who has 1. 1913.
¡i ie and wh.n it cum.» they will k
'»en working at the Scio Hotel 13
J F WESELY. Clerk.
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Siow struggling crops are the result
of pool ly prepared soil. A full, even
F growth of grain depends upon a firm, :
i’ well pulverized seed lied.
;
$
a
I
DUNHAM SOIL
PULVERIZER«
Will break up the lumps, smooth off
the field and give a perfect foundation ;
». for a full, even growing crop.
Mr I ¡inner:—Why purchase a machine without a I
teputat mt
The l>unham line ¡¡as been on the
market for more than the past half century.
FOR
SALE
BY
BLATCHFORD BROS.
SHELBURN, OREGON