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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1913)
VOL. XVI1 MORNING TRAIN S«l<», LINN «(»I NTV. VOI R SI RS* RIITIOX F\ri! f: I on the date stamped in the »pace b* , j low To those who pay promptly -r ¡advance the subscriptu>n pnc< is $1 <» j p«r year. The price i» fl. ’■ if pi I w thin six month», «nd fl '' !• charip I at end of year fhr paper is not »er i to »ubacntier» who are more than ot « year in arrears. «»LEGON. T111 lis I » A Y, F * » HE local newspaper is the connecting link Ire- tween the merchant and the public. Without thi< Connecting link the merchant EFFORTS OF SCIO COM would And it much more di f- MERCIAL CIA B BEAR ficult to reach the heart and pocket book of the buyer. FRUIT in ad Entertainment There is a strain« d rela tionship bet.Vven the bl. • r On Main street in S io on Sat and the .-t ii< r. and there i; no denying that the local pa urday ’ evening. July 26. This A telegram from John M Scott per does more to clarify tie to the Scio Commercial Club entertainment will be given for local market situation a« d to states that a motor train service the purpose of raising funds to produce good will mi the part from Mill City to Albany and re assist in the road work .south of the local buyer toward the turn is under consideration to from Scio to the Masonic c> inc local merchant than anything go into effect at oi.ee. Trie train t, r'- A mu d< al and port . ' • r else. Every merchant profits is scheduled to leave Mill City tainnjen^will be given cornmei « thereby, Go*«d will rmiv be at 6:15 in the morning and re ing at 7:30 |> m. Prizes will I. of two kind* good will to turning will leave Albany about given to winners of cont« -».*. ward »lie m< rvhants gener Icecream ami cakt aid ¡-oft 5:30 in the evening. ally ind good will w hielt is drinks w ill be served from 2 un This is due to the efforts of an asset in each busin« til 11 p m; ice cream ltle, ie> the Scio Commercial Club, it flic good will which is an cream and cake 15c. soft drin,. having succeeded in securing a rn set in a btisii.c-s is but a 5c. This entertainment will l>< hearing of the Southern Pacific part of tl general g«'<>«l w ill, given for the benefit of go | officials and the Oregon Railroad and who does more to create roads. Everybody come, have a Commission at Scio some two that ger eral g<»>d will t an good time and assist in the y «• I months ago. the Io al pajn-r. • road work. The local paper wins the New Postal I ,-aws Mr I loagland’s Side confidence of its readers by giving the new - in an honest way and u'.d supporting mh - p rin g those Parcel post, sjwcial delivery Mr H «gland stat wry < • things that tend to i make a ami registered stamps have been better community, Every abolished and tin* little red and nhatically to the News that he enter p-tsi ng merchai nt who green stickers such as everyone did not s'rike his son on th* advertises in the paper, uses to send letters and post head as chronicled in last w’eek’ < .shares in the contider. ce thus cards are good for everything issue, and is backed up in this er ated in the piper as it is that Uncle Sam can give in the statement by some of the men nutural for a readut to have line of postal service, according who are working for him. Other reports vary widely from this confidence in ad-> that appear to an order from Postmaster- story, but as Hr Hobson runn- in a paper in which he has (¡eneral Burleson, which took ined the boy's head last Fridiiv confidence. effect July 1. The merchant si in* For the purpose of simplify- and says he found no mark <•! violence u|on it, the N. w • spire greater emdi * in ihg the postal service and making his store and his j. by it easier for everyone to Iran a. t strains a point to take Mr Hoi. judicous advertising can business with the postoffice de land's view of the case, ami do so beciiuae advertising al partment, is the reason given hopes, taking everything into ways reduces the CO: t of for establishing a one-stamp sys consideration, that the matter distribution and enables the tem. An ordinary postage tamp may I m - allowed to drop here. rm rchant to -ell cheap' r. can now be used for special de Call and see that new Fountain A noted writer hits i t he livery, registered mail or [Mtrcel nation the In ad when lie post, and the parcel post stamps, Pen that Hagey. th«» jeweler. gives (In- ad- ertisor this ad so long as they last, are good on has just receive*!, It is an auto- vice, which if followed would letters or other mail matter. matic tiller and is non-leakable be immensely beneficial Io These special stamps will be sold and is one of the best that we have ever seen. tiie advert ■ i: ' Male y our until the supply runs out. advertisement morally lini» Effective on August 15, the CauaeB of Stomach Trouble«. fill to Ila- public, and edit- pare d post rate in the first tone, Seilenlary habit», luck of outdoor ex cationally useful t > tic pub now known as the first and ercise. in»ufli«-ient mastication of f'Hsl. lie a* well as materially use- second zones, will I m * live cents constipation, a torpid liver, worry unti ful.” for the first pound and one cent anxiety, overeating, partaking of fund for each additional two [rounds. and drink not »iilt'-d to your age mím I Our shoes for men. The weight limit has been raised occupation. < urrwt your habits and take «’hamta rlama tablet» and you wdl and children pleas • b from 11 pounds to 20 pounds. | aoon be well again. For »ale by all purse and your feet. dealer». I till • '•>. A Correction A chicken dinner will be served Sixteen head of goats for aale Sunday at the Scio Hotel. I at $1.50 |*er head, six wet hem The News stated two weeks and ten nannies six kids go airo that the Southern Pacific Florsheim shoes for men are in with nannies. /\ Groulick. 1 Company would five a silver cup a class by themselves to the one exhibiting the best Holstein or Jersey cow at the Seven room house for rent. Surprising Cure for Stomach Trouble Wh.n you haw trouble with vour Linn County Fair this fall. Hr Inquire of Roy Shelton at .Mor •tomarh or chronir constipation, don't Prill states that the cup will be rison’s Hardware Store. imagine that your caw i» beyond help given for the best Jersey cow. A Good Investment. Mrs J F Smith and daughter and Dr Tucker’s two children came up from Portland Friday night for a visit at the Dr Sand erson home. # Fred Bilyeu sold his Ford car this Week to J H Skinner of Lebanon. W [) Magli, a well known merehant of Whitrmound. Wi». bonghi a stock of Chamlwrlam'» medirinr so aa to be able to *ut>ply them to hi» customer' After receiving them hr wm himself taken Sica and aaya that one small b«t tie of Chamberlain» colic, cholera and diarrhoea remedy was worth more to him than the coat of hi» entire t"«-k of the»r medicine». Fur »ale by all dt . rn. N« ». \oticc lo Exliibitors Limi Comitii Fair I.A\V< (>F 1 A i Possibly About You î OREGON Carl Cyrus of Lebanon spent Sunday in Scio. .»<> luivine un.mal over one Vi.i:' ni si.:.Il he «Allibitili ut S!:edd bo ’ ers h tv • organized astute, <li driet or county fair a < ommercial Club recently. w ithit thè »tale of On gon unhms Wìtiiin tw. i m>>nths | rior t<> John < ra'dree is the proud »'¡eh t'xhibtl, it bus I h - iui »ubje.-t- ■ ■ . • • I' • • I. .d..r » <1 tu a tulx-icitliii t< ;t and re- cycle. ' ■ ■ d II *•< i I r.lte of lu' ilth * front a quali'ii-d x < tcrinarian. Something new in fall hats. -N" ■ ■ r ‘ Come and ee them at John bc rvecived until such certificate \\ < ely’s. h s he* n ti < d. Penalty i* a fine of $50. to $2 s). Mrs Maud Holland and sons I xìiil-i! 'i-i.if thè Linn Co.intv Ed and « .!• n m t..re<| to Jefft r- I'air i.l • !• .i « tiidify thiy.aiu'v O.IU Sunday. tary ut once of their intention tu ' ' i ' t ' t l.at iti t anip'iiie: t - I -r S..-« \ nice roomy cot max he made t>> cuniply w itn thè tag ■ in fir ¡i cl.i , conditmn. law jis aliove given. R M i 'am. -2 tl A ( ; Prill, Pi-es. Mrs 1 I' M\ct wt nt to Port land .. . W cd .< .¿day fur a few C days visit. ♦ Mi Dorothy Smail andC:is|M'r I’eam, harm s and hack for III » ii of i r.edi. •• visited w ith friends m this vicinity Sunday. ale cheap if taken at rn.ee. En quire at Scio I Intel. Most of the farmers of this v i<nil , v “let r rain the haj Mr ami Mrs I. W Delainey i' in the tarn.” vi. it« il fr ' H I at Albany over Ludie Rahn was in Scio last Sunday. Monday. The Cit > Ha l and the light Mrs Jim Grimes of Lyons is plant is each spirting a new r<a»f vis ting with relatives in these this week. parts. rcntrv Plinnm»* 4uuu ♦ vitpiriu^d Mr* I'.lla V.’estenhouse and All the lab t ■ ty les of lasts for on A die were in Scio Monday. fall in I ¡or hei n shoe at John Mi.» Rest ll.'lr. visited Mrs Z J \\ e.a’ly’s. < ark la t I i i<lay. I iie business < ct i<»n of Sheri G'Sirp.' and Gertrude Gorgcr dan wa. wip' d o il by tir - last were . ,-i*. Ji.-ppers Monday. I i .«Iay night. Mi and Mrs Clyde Rogers of It is report'«I that one of Scio’s l.e . mo!>, who have !>een visiting r alive in this vicinity returnetl popular voting ladies has taken up a timber claim receritly, hom< Tuesday. Mis; Laura Westenho'isc and D.illas had a $ C.im lire Monday John \ d vi it' d H.tZ' l Fleming w liieli de 11 oy cd two old frame Sunday’. business block.«. M‘ ; Nora C thivan of Albany w ho li.< bi. n v i- »ting her brother Roll Morris, P II MacDonald John returned Imme Monday. and Ra pii Gill attended the Elks A mon!» rof tin- young folks blowout at Eugene Snuda'.’. ■ i . n I.mu d .it the I > E I hing'-r home Sttndav ev< ning. How ani Shelb y an i Anna G Gill, ImthofScio, were gr.utted Mi - St< i'.t I’letnitig of Salem came home Sunday evening for teacher certificai« s at th«’ re a f« a weeks visit with home cent examination. folks. * Mi ami Mrs R I, DeVaney Mr and Mrs Slit >le w ho motored Io Albany Salttrda Mr have b* n in I. tanon for the M isii « r aixl family returned with past two weeks while the former them in the evening and s|>cnt w a ■ being treat«*«! for a cancer, Sumlay here. came home Sttndav. Mr and Mrs W ill Bowen re Get your Mower and Binder turned I«» their home in Salem repairs for the Champion, Deer Saturday. ing. Buckeye, McCormick, Os Miss Ila Wain of Thomas visit» burn, or anv machine made. I ed over Sunday at the home of have a stock on hand for the Ip r grandparents, Mr ami Mrs above machim .*. also the Walter II E Burnu-stcr. Wood machines.--N' I Morrison. Melvin Arn >ld and Miss Ida A speaker at Chautauqua, rutya Funk of West Scio were in our the Misfits man. (old an adver midst Sunday. tising story that illustrates the < ’ountry Jake spirit of it to the limit. l '|H>n the death of his wife, Mr Jacota had 1 b<- fl. »t M< < "-in«' in th« Workl. inseribixl on her tomb something My little girl had dy»< ntrrv very bad. I thought »he would dir. ChaintK-rlaina like this: "Sacred to the memory wife of coltr, rho'rra and disrrht. a r«n.»dy of Elizabeth Jambs, rurvd h«-r. and I rar. truthfully »ay that Jsaac Jacobs. 125» Bond street, Ijhi ik it 1» the 1» t incdtrine in the dealer in clothing, hats, shoes, just brcauM) your doctor fails to viw you relief. Mra*> Stengle. 1'lif fi«H N J writes, "For over a month |m»t I have l>«-en troubled with my atomach. Everything I at* ur«< t it terribly, < >n- of Chandarlaii’» advert inj; I..- eame to me. After reading a few of th«’ letters from peopk' who had been cured by t hamberiain'a tablet», I de- ndi-d to try them. J have taken near ly three fourth* of a pa<- a of them a> I cm now cat almost everything woikl. writ«-» .Mr» WiU.am Orvia. that I want. For sal* by all dealers. Clare, Mich. For »ale bv all dealers.
