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University of Oregon Summer School
June 23-Augu.<t I, 1913
Twenty Av«
Fifty
hu*trurU*rv
eourM«.
DUtin<uUh«d
Fuut*
to regular family
I
Muraton
J
1 Mvemity tkiemilorica open.
Board and rwm at «3.50
lU-duc'-d railroad rate«,
tor romplet« illu.tr.I.--! catalogue
per »t<
!r.w
The Registrar
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; Possibly About You
THE iOS THAT PAY
I
DAIRY CITY’’
THE
fourth of July Prizes
A LIVE WIRE
SCIO COMMERCIAL CLUB
I
DIRECTORY
B i i-1 mul Both
Bhick-iniths
•
Country Club Milk
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skirt run, lt.50
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of < i <iars
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. A Pool Hall
Whr Th», Fall
Hou
f th«
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mots, and errry-
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Expr
In
rim -
Mill
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ii t.H-k Mrs R MCain,
■ J 'U 1 4 1 id r»d \ * «’.Mid V
>v< r to All biiny I Uodfly, vvh<.*re
¡art n 1W Wilson's
A line elit ' s
ny atx| Hl<-rty ot pr
r r v iti id« -Thon aa JrD.-rw I
<»*it over
to Albany Tursduy r \ ♦ mu / via
th«» <
C to take part in Prof
\V t!* «»n
( it'll 1 M ei eliamli^e
Th« Luo
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w afte
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»ten! Kt |*erleh<*e
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pe* lai 1st w ho « «»ul< 1 cure y«
\\ I at Is hls Mtn
visit«*
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and
Binder
for th«» < *h ( nip< n, l»eer-
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N 1 Morri,»n.
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Ie\\f 1er
Mr J<
>;irt y of Sal«*rn
An Era la Safatyk
Don t forget that the party
*ho brings in the largest
«mount of cash checks on the
first day of July gets the $15.00
Fireless cooker at Morrison’s.
\o checks over $5 00.
"C.l] plain." Mid n wealtln
ir I le of Crirow
.
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li« ah ip has got a<orerai wa
1* received hl«
I bj the
Milt)
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"Yci i. air/’ wna tiic rcplr.
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t«IN hls brnd and feet do
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Mirai ira.
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i half
sdì tMJMT
1 Morrison.
*fT Your Rheumatism
care
tlcg ra ph.
•ft rd
lb lep
Handel's R«toM.
A vc »cahwt of th
tg1*»n
umatirm
to
to get
nd <<f «our
Try a 25c bottle of Cham-
Iain's Jjnimrdt and aee how quickly
in*"»t l••|»« •^
daiigrn»uv
il]e«l tfordor
time
to
r 1« u«u
your rheumatic pains disappear.
the
Sold
rlug from con
hr situation and t
ild
Moving picture si
vnii.g at Wes< ly-C ain Hall.
♦
le to Fat.
the
The Santiam News and *rwi-lt eekly
Very Judicious,
die hr’» a tightwad **
tf hilarity ln«'rrn«ln g a■ th
ii«wt
In the 1
in mis aii«| It (!••••« on
lito (he wlniP« -txMudon kt
Journal for 11.75 per year, the price of
the Journal alotw
tartly that, but he a J u<! Irion a
ting the Journal call at
Jit urea*
Ilea
prompt
the carfare, and that
> tu you to pay for lutK’U.**—
h Poet
get a sample copy.
contains the
cream
office and
of
The Journal
the state
and
general news, market report», etc.
"I thought you hml gone t» ra
i? i***«**.
ifie man from t
V "I don't •<*« «IB sign < »f th«
■ ■■ •
"I had half a doro
» fincat Ixw•« I could
I w
Batter Still.
«• how to drive a
mt of that?
Ikin’t forget the moving pic
ture show Sunday evening.
Every woman
bow to drive a man any
way
nt« him to go." — Washington
I
It’» Prettv Hard.
ik ont of a pall
urmn n< *•
The m
I
I
this
< it • hundred and
fifty six papers for «1.75.
Troublae of an
rarv on I hh * mini
armed our day, an<
»king through tnv 1
t u hat wns the prop*
en iM'i's s'Vfirm«*d th«*
n rs lies away, an d I’ve
■n 'em «ince."—(*hh
If vou are not get­
Farmers
attention - I^et
us
print your return card on en-
velopes. We will furnish a good
grade of stock and print your
name and address, and name of
farm, if desited, 100 for 50c, at
the N ew a office.
1.a<li<-s Calling Card« printed
blank for sale at thia vtFice.
or
t M^rn ifirKerf Tn’rberka tn the
Two male pointer pups six
value of £36.10.
months old for sale. Chas Ch rz,
1 mile west of S' io, R F D No. 2.
F d<- Rougemon t who is ii <d«de-
gate fr<>tn Switz orlanti to the
Sixteen head of goats for sale World’s < 'itizensh
ip Confer«
at $1.50 per lead; six wethers
carnt* uu and sp<- nt Wedne 1 u V
and ten rannies six kids go
night at the home <>f C I? S*1! uioz.
with nannies. — A Groulick. 1
««,.
Mr de Rougemont all
111 i . Vf
’11 r «’»I. 1
lOL* (_• I tiV 1* in
were
playmates
Mrs Don M'Knight came down
Switzerland.
from Mill City last Thursday eve­
ning for a visit with her mother,
I am now localLeni in the1 old
Mrs V A Mcknight, and other
meat market by tl it* steed l>ridge
relatives.
w here I am in the markets and
pay the highest ciiish nrirpH
Miss Mamie Kopecky returned
all kinds of live sdock, jmju Itrv,
to Ix-banon last Thursday after a
etc.
c ni i* be* fore sc
short visit at the home of her
your produce. T< >m I-irge.
inter, Mrs H A Stepanek.
•
John
Nhuma
nek and Miss
Fred Ficklin with his wife anti
Anna
L
I
’
osvar,
both of 1Scio,
baby are visiting at the home of
were
united
in
marriage this
his sister. Mrs Walter Bilyeu.
y
judge B ruce
morning
by
Count
They expect to return to th« ir
VV ednesdlay's
McKnigt.
says
home at Albany after the 4th.
Herald. The gro< >m is on« » « * f
Ex-county Treasurer,
R B Scio’s most promising and capa­
Miller an<l wife came over from ble young men and has proven
AI tian y Saturday for a visit at himself to be a great success as
a farmer. Th? bride is the
the J A Bilyeu home.
daughter of R W Posvar and is
Stayton has decided not to one of Scio's most prominent and
have a celebration on the Fourth. highly esteemed young ladies.
Make a note of this and com«- to They will make their home on
S’io where the eagle is going to the farm of the groom near
scream at the top of his voice.
Scio.
\fr
• to Albany | . fulfil
John >i
>1 city statist
ut S< i<> until
<
I'
eet|
s
tal»|e
<
age, but he
finds
s i <1 e r a h 1 y
1 .inn ( ’(» iint
Li \ el *v
Meal
y l ’air
M, il'Ket
< i.ri BBINC
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Notary l'ubi ir ami
REAL 1 "TATE.
R. Sh«dh»n
I 'll \ >ir ¡alls. Surge< His
OKI I E RS
The
of t lie club-
in connection
with th V’ .
Daily tllr«*kri»fii in
Ihuli A’ Sundas ( h « ■gonian
< )rog<>nnin
d
.
Weekly Inter 0
n
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H.IHI
1 75
1 75
1.15
1 ’hilling* M ill
Shorina krr
l’libi ie A 11
igli School
1 ’r< xhlee
< oinpaiiie!-
I iimm it It
l’rr.toriinI ami Sverni
1 ’ostefl ire
Salitiam N ews
WANTED
Harn«»« M «terr.
tato I >;i nk
Better
Garriy«.
Railroad Service. Suwmilli
ufacturing Eoterprix«.
All citltana to attend
cial
Club
third
Frtdiy
month,
Man.
the Commer­
M»»( irbi
ovoninga
first
of
and
each