The Santiam news., May 29, 1913, Image 1

SCIO.
NEW CONCRETE
BUSINESS BLOCK
EC. I’eery and \X
A Ewing
LINN
VOI R
HIITIOM IM'II'H
on the <i«tr »1*4IT)|wrd Ml (hr gpm «» hr
low
To th<*r who |»ay promptly tn
Mdvanrr the • 11 «• motion pnre* mi SI »•»
per year
The price !• S1.2S if paid
w thin »it month*, ar «1 ILS'» i* •harg«d
nt end of year.
I hr pa;>er in not »« nt
to «ubwrrd>«*rn who ar* mor* than on*
j year in arrvara.
ill Erect Modern Strut-
tuie . at <)n< e
I .cttvr from George
Bilyeu
1 be » >rk of trating out the ol
»*tc AU1
I iii«<hng* bri ween the dr g
the bank « iII Ciiinmriiec *
firm <«
next w « * k. ami tv*
m- < lern »truc
lure * t* ill b«r Inuit H «mer ni «kmj¿
lolid block
P« rr y « xp« . t*
t<
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rrcci
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Lmldiiig «»i Concrete !»!«»<
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r k » I »
with a warch
rchoiur
u*r m
in thr rea
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wing "
wdl
rrr. t ! .1 building
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?6x5O .ob'xnm- .
uliiJi will nil
«ort
vi.«>
Put
Mr
Peer)
'
I he building* .it the pr«-*- nt ■ n the
ground arc ■ HCUpirtl by the po«t->(-
fice; I li I ti I-m I gu ' h, shfM-in.ikcr Dr
Sander-on, denti*!; I >r II I » -n. ph)
*u 1411 I'red ( >lik hu ic : . plitmln r
R Shelton, re.il ««tati
¡In*
ten
X it
I J. an IV mu
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ih the all* rn»»» t
» ..In.
i Portland
boirdrd I he
r i\
er*
rri ving
X 15
I hr
next norning met J. II Hi
niidr a deal with
him to
.Hiiiiml through thr dittcrci I
«.itlcrn (Ireg «ri
We »tailed from Bend »n
nry through thr high <|r*erl f Cro.4.
county, arriving at the G< < rgc Min*
o. rr
gun ranch
where wr xl.vycd
. ikdit
I ‘»e nr*t lUofnii
kv . ti I'hffl
thr high dc*ert trip and «amr to the
great I lampton v .«Iley u hi*b «* 4 be .u
ttfvl little valley, ab««nt
15 m l« * l*»Hg
about IS
am- vili -tallir -»ver i»»wii next werk
ami limit temporary «litarIrr<. bef»irr
the V- ik «Í «!•<».tUilHbiig lb« bulbilli K»
e- >tntnriH > »
The tu w »irticiurc» are expci trd
to be re i « ! y t«. i
t¡py by Xcptcm
ber 1
Commencement
Tomorrow, Friday, evening ami from three t«> I four
■ u r i mil« * v* .«Ir
th»* valley «nd
the graduation exercises of the We |»a - «i t11r tigh thi*
»topped «»ver night
at
thr
great
Scio High School will be held at
Hampton -t«»re
Wr
\\
r t t«H«k
‘M»k up «»ur
the school auditorium. The journey the next m«»rnrig
uornrig b<»nn«l f«»r
program was given last week. I • «»t (. reek v alley. arriving there m
Following are the graduates: I thr rvrmng am| 1«»< »king «»ver thr val
Gertrude Me Lain, Frances I lc> the next morning llirn <!.«rtr»|
whi
( rerk V valley
alb > tv
htrh i*
Stearns, Maud Ray. Christine for the Silver Creek
3 very fine bttlr place,
place. •b»|tr«l
d«»lted with
Shindler. Nelda Wendt and liltk cal»iii* of
i<fct * and lot*
Howard Shelley.
of -age l>ri.**h and ialiti* i‘f w ItI« !i
had n lot
t having them
< In leaving
Cal Carson made a business
trip to Salem Monday.
Jo< Oitpor hu» the nc. vating
ready lor the ((»andati* «n
hoU*C «hull h< u ||| erect
ill
n«»rthwc»t p ir t of t »« n
of
fun
*h*M»ttng
an«l
hrr
gr< at Harney valley
*n length ami f*l uii
looked th>* valley •
(hr town ol Burn*,
at the hv. it •»< liar
we had i/r«l the pl«
<|< -fir
m w
ihr
For Sale A bicycle in first
class conditi >n. for |10. Enquire
at this office.
to return home** in
it traveling,
I><|
country a* it IS
night*, windy
Everything new i n dress
goods for Spring at Hibler A’
Gill's.
Hying
Mr I’m Later. 9rn«l th * t-- »hr San
tLim W -v - • flit < for |» i‘ !«< »ti«.n
i. M BII.VIT’
I
Following are those who have
The 7. (’ Il J lodge had a fine
secured their eighth grade
«lance Saturday night at the
diplomas: Elsie Monroe, Russell
Wewly-Cain hall, there being
McDonald. Ixireen White, Rolla
al>out 7«) couples present.
Wade and Charlie Delainey.
Mr and Mrs J M Miller of
I>r Sanderson wishes us to an­
Turner, spent Saturday and Sun­
nounce that after this week he
day at the home of the latter's
tr.ry b‘* found at his former loca­ parents. Mr and Mrs I. W Pome­
tion adjoining Tom I .urge's shoot­ roy.
ing gallery.
Rh«um»tnm Qul.hly Cure*
I have some of the finest top
"My »iaters husband hs*l an attack
and open buggies ever brought of rheumatism in his arm," write* a
to Scio.
Don’t fail to see the well known resident of Newton, Iowa.
new all steel, electric lit. horse "I gave him a lottle of Chamlirrlaina
' liniment which he applied to hia arm
pull, self start, auto buggy, and and the neat morning the rheumatiam
get prices at Morrison s Hard- was
WM g
Unr "
gone
” For ehrohir muscular rb*u-
ware and Implement House. Scio, malum you will nothuX better than
liniment.
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BIG MEETING
SUE. NIGHT
DIRECTORY
Ri read f»ni<nlssia»tf irt ? P (Mciis
* Il Be Here
htryont Inltrtsltd in
Beater Iranspflilion Ficiiiiits
Urqad to be Frtstnl
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By
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meeting of the
Club
it whs
•I i-itl- <1 to extend au invitntion
to Ile farrners .surroumiing . . i<.
to be pr. ut at tliis m ding.
Ev< iyo:u- inter--<ted ill better
train s--r\ ice • otne «»ut Saturday
night and help along the good
work.
At
Hotel
II. II
.M« \ »y, 1‘rop.
I lai tlw art* «V 1 lupin ts
I. M-rn-on
i T »» W. -ly
Farm« i
attention Let
us
print your return <-ar«l on en­
velop'
will furi i-ili a good
grade of stock and print your
name and addres ., and name of
farm, if ih-.ited. 1« mi tor .’ hi «-, at
the News office.
-lew eliT
A U llagey
John W esc ly Buys
I
Out R. M. Cain
important
cl«»wv<| I.»>1 Werk
b.HKM R
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big «!fV 4 hh | w 41
« »ri» & (tin
lilts fir tu hu» I
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y» »r». w liic h M r
tnntr !•» « tiiwliii i
The News h n««t iiif«
Mr < IH » piali», bill II I
Ül4l hr will «Ir« s«lr t«» rri
and rngag« m burlili *» • >
I am now­ located in the old
meat market by the steel bridge
where I am in the market, and
l>ay the highest cash prices for
all kinds of live stock, poultry,
eggs. etc. See me In-fore selling
your produce. Tom Ltrge.
<»e«> (jarland « .- in l..»n Vv < -
<>ay buying (arm ma. Imirry of
popular hard» ire man. X I M
»on
by all
Min Carrie Morgan of Scio dealers.
John Leffler h®9 m*»vcd In* h«»u*<
t<> a lot nt the north part «»f t«>wn ind
and Squire Railsboek of Prosser.
I>on’t forget to take advantage Mr» bh/jbrth Wctely • til at «»tier
Washington, were married at
beam the erection <>f a modern t»inx
the home of Rev A M Williams of the News’ $1. subscription »low on th.- »tie va. «ted by Mr l.rf
price when you are tn town.
in Lebanon. May 22.
Her.
Ji
DAIRY
"THE
• «
TT’PHE définit«- p irj-—> of
LL»
■
the buyer and seller to­
gether with» view t" the
consumation of a deal where­
by each parts w ith some­
thing the one with mom v
or its equivalent and th«-
other with some commodity.
The aim is to sell. Advertis­
ing may sell the good-, out­
right or it may interest and
lead to personal inquiry­
whi» h in turn may result in
a sale, If the advert »ing
leads to ¡»ersonal inquiry
go-d salesmanship will per-
haps < lose th«- tleal. I '>o
much must not be « xp <
!
from advertisi ng al <> n e.
What g-iod would advei t!.»i g
do a business with ¡nxirgood-
ami dummy salesmen? That
is psir merchandising. 1! it
gotxl merchandising ami good
advei rising combined i . a
sure winner, and is more
valuable than bank .- t- « «.
The merchant who baud!« a
good quality of good-, has a
good selling force,
and
through judicious advertis­
ing in his local pap<-r pro­
claims th«* merits of his
goods, seldom m«-ets w ith
disappointment in his busi-
ness. II«* condu *ts his busi-
nes« a litth* hit b«-tt«-r than
his neighbor. And Eim-i »on
referre«! to th«- merchant as
well as anyone cl -• vvl.cn he
►aid. ‘ If a man can write a
lietter lxx>k. preach a better
sermon, or make a better
m«»use trap than hi neigh­
bor, though he build hn
house in th»* vvixids. tin* world
will make a beaten track t<>
his door.” The beaten track
vviil follow in th«- wake of
good adv« rtising ami good
merchandising.
It always
has as any merchant prill' ••
will certify.
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Regular $1.25 fever ther-,
Our shoes for men, women
mometers •>n sale for a short
and children ¡>l«-ase Imth your
time only at 75c each at Peery’s
purse ami your feet. Hibler &
Drug Store.
Gill Co.
| Chamberlain»
OREGON,
COl'NTY.
Mi 11 incrv
Vr*. <>
I- <’>ru*
Curs for Stomach (Jiaordora
I ’ll \ sidans, Surge«>ns
Hr. A <t. Prill
Hr. I H lli‘l»*H>n
I ’Ian ing'
lliourdera of the »toina.'li may lx-
■voided b) the um- <>f ( bamlu'i Inin'»
tabl. t.
Many v«ry r.-mark able cun-«
have been rffwlcd by t h< •IM* tablet*
Sold by ail drab nt.
Mill
ktika< k« A (‘hromy
Shoemaker
I II l.uk.-nbn.h
l’ubi ic A I ! ¡irli School
I- r»xj < »my. Pnn.
Tinsmith
I • »hb’ft f mt
I ’rodil«*«* ( '« impali ics
J. F. I • 1er, Mgr.
I’nitei’li.il ami Secret
loin I urge. Mgr.
OHI’EltS.
Maa >ni<*. < Md Fellow«,
knight» of Pythia«, Mari al», », M<rl
«•tn W>»<Jm«-n aid Z. «'. H. J.
Sant mill News
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State Batik
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Slio«it ing < ml lew,
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Garapa
Railroad Sarvic*. Sawmill»
ufacturing Cntarprtsaa.
Rattar
Man­
All cititan» to attend the Comm.r-
Meetin wa
fir.t
and
•vtnmgi
of
aaoh
olal Clute
third Friday
month.