The Santiam news., August 14, 1913, Image 1

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To thoM- wl.u |.»y |>r« i- .«li)
I advanev th«- ■utwru-Gon pri . n fl «>
' p’-r year. The pnce ■« fl.2.'. if pi .1
I within an months. a> .1 fl SO i« char<. i
at end of year
Th«- pa|„-r ¡a not •- t
i to aul«cril„-ra ah» an- non G a :. 1 ■'
i year in arreara
At its regular meeting the
Shedtl Commercial Club adepte«i
a slogan for that place, "The
Dairy City.” An arch will be
erected across First street in
front of the post office and th«*
new Ixink building with that in­
scription. Albany Democrat
The slogan, "The Dairy City
of the Willamette Valley.” wns
adopted by the Scio citv council
over five years ago, also by the
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'Scio ‘Commercial’ciub alnnit tf.e
of Portland came up Sat urea
same time, and has been used on
for a visit at the home of h..
all the stationery and literature
brother, E D Myers. Mr and Mr-
of this organization since that
Myers recently returned from a
time.
trip to New York, this b« ing
If Shedd wants a slogan and is
their fourth trip across the ««>n-
not original enough to invent
tinent this year.
one, for the love of Mike why
don’t they at least have the de­ Tan and freckle lotion, none.
cency to go outside the county to |>etter . _5c
25 at I’.-ery’s.
steal the slogan of another town?
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Team, harness arid hack
A bargain you can see through
sale cheap if taken at one«1,
- Harmonv Glycerin soap. 10c quire at Scio Hotel.
for a big cake; three for 25c.
Globe I rotters ! 1ère
An Honored Citizen
Dugger Will Move
T I. Dugger return« «1 y<-ter­
Nathan Young, w ho celebrated day from Sweet Home where In1
his eighty-fourth birthday on made arrangements for an od e«
July 12, has been receiving let­ building and w«ll move his print­
ters of congratulation the past ing plant therein and continue
few days from friends, relatives, publication of his paper, th<-
and even strangers, as a re u t Tribune. Mr Dugger expects to
of his picture and a short t-kt tch suspend publication in Lebanon
of his life being published in the about th«- first of September. He
Oregonian of July 28.
informed a repr« sentative of the
Mr Young is strong and vigor­ Express yesterday that his pap« r
ous for a man of his age ar d will not be published this week.
gives a fa r promise of living to
lx-banon Express.
aee the centurY mark. He was
born at Uniontown, Fayette Co.
Pa., July 12. 1829. He came to
Oregon 35 years ago and has
«Mr Alvis ««f the Columbia
been a resident of Scio for over
Engineering works, met the City
23 years.
Mr Young is the father of six Council at a special meeting
children, Mrs C A Warner aid Wednesday evening when it wa-
Wm. Young of Scio, Mrs A J decided to buy a double Bogalbn
Johnson and C N Young of Cor­ deluge chemical engine, provid­
vallis. AM YoungofTygh Valley ing a test proves sati-factory.
The company will bring th«! en­
and Mel Young of Portland.
gine here and give a demo stra-
The following people have t*on w*^1 *L probal !y within
taken advantage of the News' next two w‘,« kM.
$1.00 bargain subscription offer
since our last issue: Dr M TCole,
L W Pomeroy, (' L Donahue,
George Rodgers, A M Young.
Mr and Mrs W A Ewing and
Mrs R J Compton, R M Cain, son are expected horn«* Saturday
Frank Snores, E M Kimball, Roe from a two weeks’ outing at
Shelton and A (’ Rahn.
Foley Springs. Word comes from
there that Mr Ewing brought
Threshing is in full blast this down a fine buck «leer a few
week, and if weather conditions days ago.
remain favorable a bumper yield
will be harvested.
City to Buy C hemical
Gets a Deer
New Mail Service
The new passenger trains
which pass at West Scio near
noon are to be made mail trains
beginning next Saturday, Aug.
16. Cal Carson will meet th«-se
trains and carry the mail.
We are still selling the old
reliable Maher & Grosh pocket
knives. This is one of the very
best lines of cutlery on the mar-
keL Call and see ML A W
Hagey.
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: Albany la I Thur- lay.
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Movir.i; pici . e hew Sunday
:
evening.
: Possibly Atout You
CONFIDENCE ha- I>een
♦ d« fined as the act Of
I „..in..
trust or
t v- ■“ ’ - placing
reliance on any person or
thing. Th«' el< •nmols of con­
fidet.ee or tn. t • 'iter iato
«•very activ it y of lif«-.
W«• find that in business
no fair ::
is aver
ev consummated
except through confidence.
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from it nn-rchant there is a
feeling crviited, knowingly
or unk; r.owingly, in the mind
of the customer that the
ir,< rchant- is reliable, that
his goods are good gixal»
and that he is willing
tn warrant them as such,
Confidtnee in a nicrvhant,
Isis rtore,
tore, and his gosals
goods i .
not « i r<’al««l alone
al me by good
good, and p-r.-onal warran­
ties, but a ino>l«*l store in nji-
[ earam <•, co'.rt« on-« tr«'ul-
m«*nt an*! the c,et rm**sa* ,n
to serv«* cist<'iiie, . ¡«¡I t« nd
to «• tublirh conliilei.ec in th«*
eyes of the j ublic.
A first essent «1 in bud-
n«* ; is that each merchant
ti' <1 las selling force have
confidence in tie v • .«D for
sale. If they do have confi­
dence, cu «turners are more
easily inil .mice.I to purchns«’
and ar«- better atistie.l with
their pm ehn ■•, for confidence
is catching.
The real p.irp« s of every
thoughtful in« i< hant w ho
d< ..ir«s to blind a pmni ent
bii.sin« 3, is to establish con­
fidence. Trad«* travels in the
path ot confidence, and in
proportion as <• >ntiden« «* in
th«- st««? ■ in rea- . j,, t tn
that profiortion does the
business e.Xf and.
<.. Of.fi«' 111'«
. j I; • ;,4 ,
)i-
tial to success in ad*, « ri ■ >ing
as in any other branch of
bust:« ...
Ad’>* rtis< meats
that «1 > not «: «'< coul d •.«•■•
area ¡Mie ti\«- detrirmnt to
the bu.-in«*. s. Exaggeration
in advert, ing al.vms tend;,
to shatter confid«mc«‘. It n ay
result in ; «'in«’ «-xtra . ales,
but the after «tfec' i* b.ul.
Truthful ndverti :ng do s
more to inspire confid* nc«» in
a business than anything
else. In fact truthful adver­
tising, >(oo«l goo<| and i<x»«|
treatment « tafiksh p< ma­
nent confid' nee, so <•«. ential
to |>ermanent busnn-.-s.
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Photo play Sunday evening.
a
A D S shaving « ream makes
sha\ ing easy.
Mr and Mr M C Gill ami
«laug' t« r Gr.i-e left Saturday for
Henry Struckim-ier of Thon ■ 1‘ a two weeks’ outing at S«» la vi lie.
w as in tew n oti Im .m ss
day.
er\ s
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Um Brent « r aid family ami
M\ et - and wife and Mrai.d Mrs J S Sti ha took in
and w ife exp«*ct to ti e wild w
!,o.\ at Al any
adui'Moi day lor a Friday.
« uting.
Mrs T K <:.n«I«on and ion
An or.'.'r',: ilion of scientist« Jack went to I •rt and Thur «day
v. « are «m i : I m the • t ii<I v of for a few days v .it with r«la-
forvTit in- •«■< has ivcently I» en lives.
formell m Wa ■! melon.
Mr and Mrs I II MacDonald
motored down to Portland the
la t of ti w «1 k a d .pent Sun­
day with friends.
Mi and Mr. Wm Arnold and
Mi: I ra < omptoi. arrived horn«»
l’ti« day morning from a two
we eks outing ut Ni W port.
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living wv-tof to. r, was trans­
Mrs •
r,d daughter Amme
acting b i-ir.i « ■ here T ie day.
and Mr Morris and daughter
Dec; .<-«-, r«-turned to Portland
’. ari” tooth Saturday after a visit with their
Price 35c.
sister Mi s Ralph (¡ill.
E M Kimball of the Jordan
Mr and Mr- B 1'Combs at rived
Flouring Mills, was mixing with
recently from California and are
our bi. im , men Tuesday.
staying with Mr- R \\ Parker,
where Mri < mln i. being can d
Tho.->- R< vali .-di' filling foun­
for as si«« is in very p< or health.
tain
; ar • g i.arantr« d to give
satisfaction.
I la t wc ’k
< ; M Finie , m h a fer of the
• Ve Philippi,
Santiani Diehard, w ai a busines.t
-nt io Knox
caller in .-'« in . aturda/.
with L o I h - i I
if« ty "Cross
Cut” razir« n >w ’ i4i sale at
Peery s drug stor«*. . SI..4) each.
F M Shores, the
L E Hamilton of Albany
motored dy w n to the Donahue
farm Tue lay and was uccom-
p 4 ih I hoaie by h
r Miss
Harru-tt, who h ,i b« «-n a yii st
<d M . Myrtle Donahue for the
past Week.
Farm rs att«-nt <«n I.d us
print your return card on en-
tor a
velo|a«s. We will furnish a good
homo
grade of stock ami print your
n um- and ¡ul.lic.s, and name of
farm, if <le.at« «l, l<<0 for *«>c. at
It is understood her«* that a
the New S office.
son was recently born to Mr and
Mrs Ben Gooch at Mt Angel.
Eva. six year ol«l «laughter of
Date and weight unknown, but
Mr and Mrs T I. Luck- nbach of
it’s a suf«- bet that father Gooch
ADS han«l pa-it«- a big can Sci.* was this morning (Satur- is stepping high.
i «lay I sent to the state sch«>ol for
R M Cain mad«- the sal«- Mon­ for iDc, three for 2- k .-.
th«* feeble minded. The little
Mrs T W Dilley of (J •reais and
day of five acres of land to Mrs
chihl
was
brougnt here this T W \ invent and wife of Stok-
Fifty
acre
farm
for
rent
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1-2
Eliza Crabtree. This is th«- north
miles southeast of tow n, ( iood morning and Judge McKnight ton, Calif, were visiting relatives
east corner of 2D acres owned by­
buildings and orchard, mostly mad«* <>ut th«* complaint for h« r and friends in this vicinity dur­
Mr Cain in th«* northwest nart
under cultivation, 13 a;r s pas­ detention at the school u|>on the ing the past week.
of town near John \K er«-ly ’s resi­
ture. Call at this office or ><•«• leqmut of her parents. Albany
dence. The consideration wus
I >« mocrat.
Mrs It W Parker.
Mrs Anna Vseteekaof Waubon,
$1,000.
Minn, and Miss Helen Shindler
Mrs Marr Miller left Sunday of Cresco. Iowa, caine in Satur­
For sale Six horsepower Rus­
for
Turner where she will visit day on the noon train and after
sell engine, w«x»d saw ami chop­
per cowplete, all in go «1 running for sometime after which she
The Scio Condensed Milk Co. order. A bargain. H Struck- will join Mr Miller at Corvallis a short visit with their sister.
Miss Christine Shindler, left for
beginning August ¡1. will pay meier, Thomas.
where they expect to go to house­ the home of their father, John
$1.56 per hundredweight for -I
keeping. Mrs Miller has la^en in Shindler out near Jordan, w here
per cent milk until further
For Sale Five cows, one bull, jxmr health for several months,
they will visit for several weeks.
notice.
one or two heifers, some sheep, but her many friends are glad to
Scio C ondensed M ilk Co..
five hogs, one pony. 2 miles north note that she has almost com­
Old papTs for sale 10c per
By EC Peery, Pres. I of Crabtree. L W Delancey.
pletely recovered.
¡bundle at the News office.
Buys Acreage
“Bouquet Jear,ire,” the new
perfume. $l. the ounce. Try it
INSPIRES CONFIDENCE
Notice to Dairymen