The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, October 02, 1913, Image 3

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Physician ¿ Surgeon
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Telephone, Exchange X . 11
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H M Myers, proprietor of the
Sweet Home hotel visited friend*
here and attended the fair.
ORKitON
HUNKERS STAGE
Mr and Mrs Newt Crabtree of
Portland were Fair visitors last
week.
Rue Shelton, Prop.
Phone ♦»-.'»15
Stag« MMrtl »il Muràri» tram«,
ka vid | Scio Hotel at h 15 a tn
and 3.36 p m
K W Parker «ho has been
confined to the house the past
week is able to be a bo jt again.
C. C. BRYANT
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Doctors Lowe & Turner.
October 17.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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McCall’s Magazine one year - ■ $0.50
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6 Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Any 15c McCall Pattern
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Santiam News, 1 year in advance 1.00
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Married by County Judge Me
Knight. Wednesday. Sept 17.
• > i : l < ;< »N Melvin <> Arnold and Miss Ida
Funk, lx»th of Sc>o.
ALBANY
Hack» connect with all train«
at Went Scio and at Mtinker*
Our rig« first <-la«a and
our horses good drivers
Price« Reasonable.
A. E. Pindall. Vke Pre»
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Do«-» n general banking
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t>u»ine»s nnd
ran aaaixt you i
by iuuing draft« I ■ I. .1:if. rent part»
of the United -tat. », ii. i it» Mtrvirr*
are available for the transaction of
conaervative busin«»».
When in Albany
COME TO THE
St- Charles
For Style
For Pleasure
For Profit
M E Arnold left for Bmwni-
ville the last of the week to pre­
pare for the opening of his school
at Ash Swale n>ar that place,
where he w iil teach the young
idea to shoot this winter.
«Hr SRMIX. Ire¡>
T. J. Monto». Fr»».
W. A. twmg. Cub.
A Combination Bargain
Read McCall’s
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All hunters forbidden, big. lit
tie, old or young, to trespass on
these premises, I will invite all
the hunters I want, and all those
not invited ju-t consider that you
are not wanted. M C Gaines.
Our shoes for men, women
and chi'dren pleis- lw>th your
nurse and your L et. Hibler A
Gill Co
< > d papers for sale 10c ;
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I r<> Lovelace st i <s tha tie
eurollment at pn sent is 112.
which breaks the re ord to date.
He expects to have 40 or more in
the high school within the next
few weeks. The outlook is very
encouraging for an unusually
successful year in all depart-
m (its.
Hottie Cooking
Room« 30 Cent»
Ju»t lake Home
An exchange tell* of an old
negro who was singing the
praises of chicken, “Chickens,”
he sai I, “ is so accommoda tin*.
DR. T. K. SANDERSON Dey’s so accommodatin’ suh, yo’
can eat ’em befo’ dvy’a bawn, an’
I. DENTIST
yo’ can eat ’em aftah dey’a
dead.”
Telephone: 27-7
M CALLS MAGAZINE
Fashion Magazine
SIX FINE EMBROIDERED HANDLE K HI! I I
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The al- vc < ■ -mbinati- n b..rgain o
pire . in . - xty da> . »■> I turc to act quukly.
The
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Look 11ère
Hagey, the jeweler, has just
received a nice new line of
Maher & Grosh pocket knives,
nonleakable fountain pens and
watches of ull kinds, anil for tl.<
next ten days is going to give a
OREGON
8CI0
Come to the picture show Sun­ big sale at a discount of ten per
day evening. First class pictures cent. Now is your chance to get
and good music. Children 10c, fine goods at low prices. Com
w hile you have a nice assortment
OREGON
adults 20c.
to
select from.
AGRICULTURAL
I am now located in the old
COLLEGE
meat market by the steel bridge
Rexall shaving lotion for a
BEGINS
forty-fifth «ebool ye«i
where
I
am
in
the
market,
and
tender
face.
StercMstn «a. »•»•
DEOREE COURSES in many phaae» >f pay the highest cash prices for
• aMeutrunc
ENaiNttaiNU
Hom all kinds of live stock, poultry,
Try “Harmony of Boston”
E conomic * mining ro«»a’"’ C om -
eggs. etc. See me before selling spearmint tooth (taste.
mxmcx ««»«met
TWO-YEAR COURSES •» aonicuv your produce. - Tom Large.
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CcONOMlC*
ART» rO«t»T»T COHMKCI
MCCHANlC
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TEACHER S COURSES •» m«nual
training, a ;riculture, dome»tic acience
•n<l art.
MUSIC, including piano. »tnr.g, band
jn»trum«nt« »nd voice culture.
A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled
“T hr E nuichmmkt <>r Kfu«t. Lira"
• nd ■ C’ATALOGUX will be mailed tree
on application
Addreaa H M T rmkawt , Registrar,
ttwt Ut»»«)
Corvalli«, Oregon
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If You have wood to di .pose of
Mrs Nelle Gunsaules of Leba­
and w ant the News, call at this
non visited home folKs here and
office or phone in.
attended the fair last week.
Mian Christine Shindler left
Joe Warwick returned from a
visit with Bud Thompson at Hub­ here Saturday for Lyons where
bard in time to take in the fair. she will teach school this winter.
Mr and Mrs E C Shelton who
sjient the summer near Detroit,
have returned home. Mr an 1 Mrs
R. SHELTON
Henry Stepanek who occupied
the Shelton house in their absence
Beal Estate Notary Public have moved to R M Cain’s cot­
tage.
Administrator of Estate*
For Sale —1,000 bu of eating,
keeping and cooking apples.
Obtained and Examined
Seven choice varieties Northern
oRKixrs
Spy, Kings, Baldwins. Golden
•rie
Russets, Ben Davis, Graven-
steins and Ganoes. 50c at or­
chard. 75c delivered. 25 bushels
S. R CHILD
large choice Bartlett pears $1.
Bllililcr
l>€r bo delivered. 75c at orchard
Contractor
Plenty of clean, pure, wholesome
P en» and Eatimatra Fumiahed
cider 20c per gal. All fruit has
All Work Guaranteed
been carefully sprayed and tend­
ed.
Ralph H McDonald.
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Negotiated.
Abstract»
Sam Dugger of San Francisco. |
who has been visiting his father
T L Dugger at Sweet Home, was
here in attendance at the fair
last week.
Mother of Eighteen Children
“I am the mother of eighteen child
ren «nd have the praiaa of dmng more
work than any young woman in m>
town.” write« Mr» C J .Martin, Boom-
Mill, Va. ”1 »uffercrl for five year-
with »tomaeh trouble and could not ml
•• much »• a biicutt without «uffenng.
I nave taken three bottle« of Chaml-er
lain’» tablet* and am now a well wo
man and weigh 16« Iba. I can e.vt any
th.ng I want to and •« much a* I want,
and feel better than I hive at any
time in ten year*. I refer to any one
in Boone Mill or vicinity arul they will
vouch for what I aav.” Chamlierlain’a
tablet* are for aale by all dealer*.
Come
in and take advantage of
the News $1
subscription ober
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