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to aubneribem who arc mure than one
year in »mam.
UH RSDAY,
«LUE Of HEADLINES
HE real pi rj-1—• of the
h< «dime is to catch I) ••
Photo play Friday evening.
’J* we of the reader, ami
interest him in the subject
matter. Tha’ is the purpose
of the headline to the news
item, and that should Is- the
I. W Pomeroy went to John
purpose
of the headline to
Miller's east of Shelburn Tues-
the ad.
day for a few days visit.
The news item would be
Charles
Fairfax
Thayer
was
extremely
unattractive and
"Bouquet Jeamre,” the new
united ir. marriage to Mi s |.u-
the
paper
would
be extreme-
perfume. $1. the ounce. Try it.
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day.
Mr
Thayer
is
the
son
of
"ot
feature
the
more
impor
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New line of front
Mr
and
Mrs
Frank
T
Thayer
of
tant
news
items
with
aje
Worcester corsets at
S
.. . Li- r< oled in ti.i >
propria’e headings.
elv’a.
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In most of ti.e large metro­
years.
Miss
Mimpf
has
been
politan
papers the highest
see through
staying
at
the
home
of
Mr
and
salaried
men are headline
soap. 1<|<-
Mrs Chas Irvin of Hubbard for
writers. The management of
I the past two or three years. her
big papers appreciate the
parents
living
dead.
Mr
and
Mrs
great value of headlines con­
R Shi lton and J M Lindley re­
sisting of a few well chosen
turned Tuesday from a hunting Thayer are ixith well known here
woids which gives the gist
trip in the mountains, without and have the beat wishes of a
host
of
friends
for
many
Years
of
the news in the items.
brir ging down any b'ars or deer
of
happy
wedded
life.
They
will
Good
headlines add to the
how e»ef.
make their home on a farm in
value of the pajicr. Very-
For rent Three nice rooms, the vicinity of Scio.
few people read every item
furnished for housekeeping, on
in the pai»i r in this busy age
ground tbsir. E C Shelton, Scio.
and the headlines make it
easy for them at a glance to
Tan and freckle lotion, none
choose
the items they w ant
All v< ters of Scio must regis-
better, 25c at Peery's.
to read.
ter at the office of the under-
Headlines tell the story in
Mr and Mrs En d Sturges are signed in < rdi-r to vote at the
the
item ixdow in the short­
down from Riley to spend the coming city election, Registra-
est
and
most concise form.
winter with the latter's parents, lion book •> open until Nov I.
The
news
is gotten up in
J . Sticha,
Mr ar.d Mrs George Griffin.
such
shape
as
to attract and
City Recorder.
appeal to the readers so as
Don’t forget to take advantage
to sell the papers.
All night dance will be given
of the News’ $1. subscription
Advertising is news rela­
Thanksgiving eve. Good music
pr.ee when you are in town.
tive
to a busines. It is equal­
and go si floor. Eo ry body in­
ly
true
of advertising that it
Remember the picture show vited.
should
be
gotten up in such
commences at H o,clock sharp
A chicken dinner will be served
shape
as
to
attract and ap­
Friday evening.
Sunday at the Scio Hotel.
peal to the readers so as to
sell gixxis.
F T Bilyeu gathered twenty
M hs Salama Kukacka left
The advertiser has much
pounds of English walnuts from
Monday for Montgomery. Minn,
to learn from the news
a single tree in his yard last
w here she w ill spend several
writer. The news writer
week which is a prettty fair
months visiting relatives.
writes the news first and
crop.
thin constructs the headings.
Try "Harmony of Boston"
Those new-
Safety "Cross
Likewise
the
advertiser
s|xarmint to«>th paste.
C it” razors now on sale at
should w rite the body of the
Peery's drug store. $1.50 each
advertisement first and then
Two literary societies have
construct
the heading.
been organized in the Scio
ADS hand paste a big can
The
first
aim should be to
schools. They will give a pro­
for 10c, three for 25c.
write an ad that is convinc­
gram every two weeks.
ing in itself. Then top it off
Mr- J F Wisely who has been
with a headline or headlines
.Moving picture show Friday
staying with friends at Albany
that attract the reader and
evening.
and taking a rest the past few
capture his attention.
weeks, returned home Wednes­
Fred Jones and Roll Morris re­
The headline to a news
day.
turned home Wednesday from a
item contains the gist of the
hunting trip in the mountains,
news story, and the headline
Picture show Friday night
bringing three deer with them.
of
an ad should contain the
Admission 10c and 20c.
gist
of the selling story of
Our stock is now complete in
the ad.
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The News office can use a few all departments. John Wesely.
bushels of first class apples and
Sure Catch mouse traps, two
l»otatoes on subscription.
Violet Dulce toilet articles are
for 5c. Morrison leads, others
the best.
"How to obtain the million
follow.
dollar look" is the subject of a
There will lie a meeting of the
Our shoes for men, women
motion picture drama that will Commercial Club tomorrow, Fri­
and
children please lioth your
be shown here the last of this day night for the purimse of
month, showing how a suit of discussing the referendum purse and your feet. Hibler &
clothes is made, giving every measures to be voted on at the Gill Co.
process from the sheep’s back to election November 4.
ATTENTION FARMERS We
the man’s back.
A demonstration was given are the exclusiva agents in this
At the annua! meeting of the Wednesday afternoon with the territory for the Kentucky grain
Scio Condensed .Milk Company's new chemical engine which the drill. Every one that intends to
stockholders, which was held city recently received from the buy a drill this season should call
last .Monday, all the old officers Columbia Engineering Works and examine this machine, for
were reelected. They are think­ It w.is not much of a fire to show there are many improvements on
ing of enlarging the milk plant the power of the engine over it thia year and our prices are
better. — Blatchford
next year if the business will flames, however, the engine may ALWAYS
Bros,
Shelburn,
Oregon.
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be
all
right
justify.
1 hayrr-Suinpf
W. E.Greene \ ictim
ol Runaway
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: Possibly About You j
When William E Greene, sales­
Evening Telegram and Santiam
man for the Blake. McFall Com­
News
one year for $.3 75.
pany. left Portland last Monday
on Ins trip to Willamette Valley
< app’ - list per cent pure wool
points, his hair was brown w ith
clothing
iro n $12 to $20. John
the exception of a fringe of gray
Wesely.
;dx,ut the temples. Today Greene
is white-haired, the shock and
Cider apples $10 per ton at
fright resulting from the acci-
dent he incountered near Gilkey Station. All you want.
Brown ville Wednesday, having Come at once.
changed the color of his hair
A teacher of vocal music from
over i ight. Greene was thrown
from his buggy while drivingout \lbuny will tie at Scio next Sat­
of Brow nsville and for two days urday and anyone thinking of
wandered aimles ily, living found taking vocal lessons are requested
in Gran’s Pass Friday by a t<» give their mimes to Prof M S
Ixivelnce.
friend.
"I noticed the dav after 1 was
Old papers for sale l()c per
thrown from the rig that my
bundle
at the News office.
hair was white,” he told his sur­
prised wife when he was brought
Nice assortment of laditu«
back to Portland Saturday.
coats
from $2.50 to $22.50 at
"I never saw such a change,”
John
Wese'Y
’s.
exclaimed Mrs Greene this morn­
ing. "He used to have just a
Apples cheap, 15c to 25c per
little gray hair. Now there isn't
box. Call at Gilkey Station with
a brow n hair left on his head."
boxes and take them away.
Greene is confined to his bed Come at once.
suffering from a concussion of
tin- brain und several bruises on
Frank Sticha is in very poor
his shoulders and hips. Dr II M health with dropsy and cancer of
Patton is attending him.
the stomach.
His physicians
" The bhock to the nerves feed­ li<»pe that an operation may re­
ing the hair caused the change store him to health, and this step
in color," said Dr Patton. "The may be resorted to in the near
injuries to his head has also af­ future.
fected one of his eyes." Dr Pat­
ton said Greene would recover.
Rexall shaving lotion for a
'Hi<- salesman still is unable to tender face.
give a detailed account of the
accident. He remembers he was
Those Rexall self filling foun­
thrown from the buggy when tain pens are guaranteed to give
the horses ran away after one of satisfaction.
the reins broke. He laid in the
road, while it was raining, for
The new Domestic Science
two or three hours, he says.
teacher for the Scio high school
\\ hen hi- arose he was unable is a Miss Johnson of Albany.
to think for himself, acting only- She will take charge at th« be­
on the suggestions of others. A ginning <>f the second semester.
boy going toward Brownsville
We have a few thousand Ilia,
asked if he was going to get on
a tram. Greene said "yes” und of vetch seed left. All farmers
isiurded a train, not knowing needing vetch seed should place
where he was going. He says their order right away, for it
he remembered getting on the will not last long. Blatchford
train, but had no intention of Bros. Shelburn, Ore.
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going to Grants Pass until the
All
the
latest
novelties in Bro­
conductor asked if he was not
caded
silks
and
velvets at John
going to that city.
Wesely's.
Again Greene said "yes.” and
got off there. He remembered,
Following are the titles of the
he said, that the sudden change
films for the picture show to­
of the color of his hair attracted
morrow, Friday evening; Billy’s
his attention as he looked in a
Honeymoon, (comic): The Maid
mirror the next morning. In
and the Milkman, (comic); Thu
• »rants Pass he continued to
Man Who Dared,
(two reel
wander aliout until a friend
drama).
found him in a poolroom. Port-1
land Telegram, Oct 2t).
Hurry up and get in on the
Mr Greene who has made this News $1 sulmcription offer. The
territory for several years, is following seven people comjiose
well known in Scio and spent our honor roll thia week: J F
Saturday, Sunday and Monday Oupor; F T Bilyeu. 0 B Cyrus,
here taking orders from our J F Bartu, G A Morgan, E Flem­
merchants the week before his ing and G W Dennis, Mr Dennis
ill-fated drive out of Brownsville. is a Kansas man who says he
His many Scio friends join in can’t get along with out the Scio
hoping for his speedy recovery. l>aper. Remember also that ev­
ery subscriber interested in
Come to the picture show this poultry, who renews his allegi­
Friday evening. Admission 10c ance to the News will receive a
coupon good for one year's sub­
and 20c.
scription to the Feathered World,
I^et us supply you with winter providing you asg for it. Don’t
shoes. Prices and quality guar­ wait, but come at once as we
anteed. John Wesely.
only have a few coufions left.
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