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Mi « Hazel Muzzy was shop
WE HAVE A NUM BEK OF
ping in Albany Friday.
Cletus Holt and Jean Kelly
pent several days at Stayton
last week.
Mr and Mrs S F Zyaset were
That should interest you. They are now mi Ihsplay, 'w them at once.
niiday visitors at J F Sommers.
Will M< spelt went to Albany
UrOOOCJMJOtJt «Xi.
Colgate’s famous |»r« |«.»' ilion«; Tab rm <’ « 1« r Sl aving Stick, Shaving
i i -¡a. bringing a load of culverts
SAl.'TIAM FARM TOPICS
Powder,
Shaving <’r««iini. Pental Powd«r, Coll < ream, etc.
i hev are gener
ior •«• with him,
ally sold for 2' m «. <>ur price 15c
Straw!»« i ri'i ar.d go« L«rr.«
'I M Holt and family nutoed to
Sanitary made hair switches, all shades, special at one-third <>ff from
lire now ripe ui d are of firn 'he Hub City Friday.
quality and at reasonable pric«
regular price.
Mis* Beatrice Hanke, after
always a fair deal, come s ion. .
mg the ball game at Mill
Ripplette, g->od c I >r- pr««tt) pat!« rn- at 9Jc | • r yard.
C ii rants and
raspberries n Ci’y S nday, went to Albany for
G im »«I <)ualit\ I *r«•« - < im
ini' at 8c p« r yar I
h- ai'in, < f fine quality.
a few days visit with relative«.
All millinery, our entire «t«>ck of the lat« -t and l>« «t liats at one-fourth
We all turned out Saturtla;. and
Mr ami Mrs I, A Whited have
off regular price.
mou«d and cleaned up the wine moved to the »ock crusher at
Have you purchas. d y<»ur suit fur thi <u»:tson? If not w*« wish tu call
tvry at Prov d< -i.ee.
A T Powell’s place.
your attention ?•« tw o group <>f >ur , j>uiar pi i< < «I *u>
O.ir m w road Lu«s. Will Rich
Il.ilph Mcltonald made atrip
Gloups A and P« afe c«unp«««e I of th«1 newest styles with best of materials
ardson, is doing si me fine grading to Albany Saturday.
and workmanship. Cutaway and straight style jackets in plain ami fancy
s >uth of Scio and will soon have
There arc several canes of
it ready for a c««at of cru-1 e< measles in thia vicinity.
tailoring.
rock, which we’ll all upprecintf
You will be agTe« ably -nTpii-ud whi n you «•.viinm«- these suits and com
Sc eraI of the young people of
next winter.
thi* vicinity went to Mill City on
pare the prices with thus« offe*e«l l«»uliirlv at alni«»*t «louble the price.
Thomas Smail had n funeral ii the exeur ion Sunday to witness
Gr«»up A pric« I at $<2.00
<!r >up B p . <d at $15 00
the family last we«k us old B I the bad game between Stayton
got killed and was nicely buried. and Mill City. The «core was 5
Thomas Haley ami wife of to 2 in favor of the latter U’atn.
libation called on Mrs S \\ The Santiam New» you should
Saturday ad spot t the night
seek
with M im •i > Bilyeu.
F<»r tl>«« latest news every
Mrs Emm.i Smail got son it •
week.
M
w hat bruised up by falling whi!« It icon ;ond<-nts listen to catch
.«•
n
ib
trying to alight from th
enough
wagon last week ami has be«
So its it . liTs can’t saY it is all u possessor of a new bicycle.
laid up for repairs for 8«'Y« ral
bluff.
Mr ami Mrs En d Pep|»erliiig
«lays.
It giv« i all th«« newt it cun get. were Scio visitors Monday.
Hugh McArthur of Port lumi About th«« weather, the dry and
Tom Hannah and wife of Leb
was up visiting his old rd i«o|
the wet.
anon visited the latter’s sister.
mate of the .Vi-, Newton Crab Also the happenings clear
Mrs Haman Shelton last w«sk.
tree, lie was an old resident t)f Scio and small places near.
Twenty flic Inatrurten
Fifty courac«.
Diatinguiahnl E*»t»rn
Mrs Shelton is still said to be in
here in his young« r days.
Kilucator* »<!4«-1 to rrgular faculty.
rh«« Santiam Farm Topics take a very critical condition.
M C Gaines w.i•> blowing him
I niv«i»ity 1'<>rniiUiri«-a n|M-n
Boar I and room at 43.50 per »erk.
the lead
John Neal was a Scio visitor
self last week as he pure» used i Omitting none, all others We
R< .!u> < <i railr.>a.l rat*
t<>r < <>rnplt-t«- illuatratc I catalogue. a«idr«-M
Tuesday.
new buggy and a manure spread-
read.
er. and would have purchased ai The Th >mas Topics tell how
The contractors for white fir
auto, but as his wife would not The p«« >ple art« interested in w*ood were in this vicinity last
ride in one he thought it wool«,
week, receiving several hundred
registered cows.
be lonesome riding al me.
cords. They started a drive of
All other news is told «tear
Clifford Griffin is amusing him But we haven't time to discuss wood down Thomas cr««ek Iues-
day morning.
>«
self th'H week by helping J«»; i
it here.
Let!! r of Sei«» move I.is hou.j
G C Westenhous«« left Monday
B.R.LC.
and barn, lie has more fun that
morning for Burns, in Harney
H»»ltb a Factor In Succ»»i
a sack of monkey «.
County, am! other points of mter-
TI.«- largì -I fa< t<>r contiibutmg to • est.
Mr Fillpit and I'ncl«« Georg«
As his curiosity hat b««en
Bilyeu are evi cted lorn«« the inaio auc.-. na ir uiHloubte ilv hi-allh li aroused for some time alsiut
hur b i*n ni i rM'il that a man i» acidom
last of the week from their tri|
rk whcn hi» bowela are rvgular hr u> matters in this country he de
to the Bclid country where they nrvi-r u* Il wh< n thejr are conatipatrd cide«! to set« for himself.
went prospecting for laid. 11 «•) I or ct>n»ti|>ation )<>u will timi nothinr
R C Pepperling and wife visit
arc «lisgusted as it was cold ae quii» »o gmxf a» t'hamberlaina tablet» ed the former’s brother Fred ai d
winter and sage brush and jini j l'hrv noi onlv move thè botarla but un
piove thè npm-titv ami rtrengthrn thè familY Sunday.
rabbits was about all they saw. digertion. They are aol.l by all dealer*.
John Simanek gave a social
How long since this sign hung on your house?
Anyone wishing berries of
gath««ring
at his hop-house last
any kind should phone or com«
COHltH CliPDID£S
Saturday evening in honor of the
Now just stop and think. Hasn’t it been a long time? But
soon a. the San’ am ¡aim ha
what has the weather l ien doing in the meanwhile? that’s
farmers for whom they threshed
th«« finest and never fails to giv«
Mrs C L Rogers has returned
the point to consider. When th« elements attack the wood
last fall. A large crowd was
a full gallon. Th«« Pie Eater to her home in l<ebanon after a
your house is on the down grade fast. Soon the loss from
present an«I a delicious lunch
never palms off a « rate with four week's visit with horn«« folks.
depreciation is a whole lot more than the cost of a good coat
was served at midnight Allen-
of
paint.
<>r four and a half gallons for
M s Ida Rahn left last Mon
five, all are measured in a stand day for a month’s visit with her joyed a very pleasant evening.
Sure, painting coats money. So the thing tn do ia to buy
Louie Rahn purchased a new
ard measure. straw berries or • i.ster, Mrs Rolla Burtis, of Me
the paint that lasts longest, and the answer is
Here’s the reason: Bass-Hueter Paints are made on the
riding pony last week.
th«« vim s, 20c, pick«sl 25’; g os« hama.
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^Pacific coast for this climate with its many days of sunshine
berries same price; currants ÎKX
2Tx
Mrs W M Rhoda spent Sunday
Mrs Jim Brown and Mrs El va
and seasonal rainy spells.
on the bush, picked 3nc; red
;
with
Mrs Pettit.
Shelton spent Wednesdaj’ with
Just as they have been for years. Bass-Hueter Paints today
raspberries on the hush 20c,
Country’ Jake
Mrs George Westen house.
ar«1 the most durable for the Pacific coast climate.
picked an«l delivered 35c.
<Jet the painter to give you an estimate, but insist that he
Mrs Z J Clark left Tuesday for
Thomas Smail went to Crab
use Bass-Hueter Paints ami the repainting will not be
a few weeks visit with relatives
MARKET RETORI
tree Monday for a I a«l of
necessary for a long, long time.
at Salem.
|M»tatocs as Mr Turni Ige is sell
The following «re ca»h pncv» <|Uote<l
We sell Bass-Hueter Paints because we know them to be
Th > «• receiving eighth grad«*
ing them for $2.50 for all a team
on Thursday of each wrek by our
most
durable for the Pacific coast climate —know it by
diplomas in district 83 were dealers:
can haul.
practical experience and severe tcsL
Cot an I Wi «tollhouse ami Mis.« Wheat, per bu»hel............
I ts»
I’lK H ath :,
I 3>
Elour, per aack....................
Oda Clark.
2» ; on
Bran, |wr ton........................
Mrs J W Taylor move«! to Salem
.31 oo
Short», per ton....................
Mod Prompt and Effectual Cur» last w eek to be w ith her husband
.32 <«
Chop, wheat, per ton........
for Bad Cold«
who has employment then« for t’hop. oata, per ton..........
2M 00
When you have a bail mid you want
SO
Butter, (Country I per roll
th«« summer.
■ remedy that will mt only give relief
>«*
t> Etfg», per iloten ................
.1 D Grimes and Dan Ag««e w en1
!■»»• effect n prompt and permanent
12
Chicken», |>er pound ........
cure, a remedy that contains nothing Scio visitors Tuesday.
9
< ieeae, per pound ............
For sale by owner A new
injunou«, a remedy that is pb »«.int to
Iti
Mrs Jim Brown visited Mrs E Turkey», |wr pound
grocery
store, new barn, ami
take.
Chamlierlalns rough remedy
14
thicks, per IxMirsl . ...........
CU BBING OFFERS--The
II
acres
of land, on* span of
meet* all those rvquirrment.«. It act» Wendt Wednesilay.
Beef, per pound, live weiirht
5 to «17
i
one
fresh
Allowing
are some of the club-
on natur» « plan, relieve* the lungs, aids
Bert Woodward of Cornelius ia Pork, dressed....................................
wagon,
10 horses and
evyectoration, o|>ena th«- secretion* ami visiting hi.s cousin, Bert Hollis.
Will
sell
all
together,
bin
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,,ffers
we ^ve in connection
Veal, per pound. for »hipping
li| milK cow*.
restores the system to a healthy condo
with
the
News:
Alley Robins of Racoon Hollow
<>r any part that one w ants. For
tion. Thi* remedy ha» a world wi le sale
$6.00
You
will
look
for
■
«<««1
while
l>«-f.>rr
terms address, I Hoagland. Shel- Daily Oregonian
•ml uar an<l can alway* !•«• ¿«-¡» r..l<- visit«'«! friends in this vicinity
Daily
&
Sunday
Oregonian
8.00
you
fled
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Iwttcr
meifirinc
for
rough»
burn. Oregon.
upon. Sold by all ileakr».
last week.
■ mt cokl* than Chamberlain’» Cough
Wsekly Oregonian
1.75
Miss Anna Stillmachrr is doing Remedy It not only givtsi rell« f It
Semi-weekly Journal
... 1.75
Where are you going Sunday Weekly Inter Ocean
Born, M >m!a • morning, to t he housew ork for Mrs Floyd l>own- cure«. Try it when you have a cough
1.35
or cold ami you are certain to be evening? To the picture show at
wife of Ex-county Clerk J w ing m ar Stayton.
pleased with the prompt cure which it
WeselY-Cain hall of course.
Cecil Eichinger is the proud will effect 1 or ■■!• by all dealers.
Miller of Shelburn, a girl.
SPECIAL
VALUES
S. E. Young
Albany,
Son
Oregon
University of Oregon Summer School
June 23-Auguát I, 1913
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SHELBURN. OREGON
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