The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, December 18, 1913, Image 3

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    “THE DAIRY CITY”
A LIVE WIRE
Railroad Timo Table
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Arrival and D.parturr of Paai.n«
SCIO COMMERCIAL CLUB
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Pally. Jllaily except Sunday
T. J. Sa .er». N«.
A. E. F tallii. Vkr Tr •
W. A. L».. f. -aih.
L D. Mr eri, Aut Cuh.
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I 'onlert i Hierv anti
Ihx-lan- War on t'ok*»
"Iton't .it in a draughty car.”
‘•¡•un't *!c«’p in h. t room*.”
■■pvn’t avoid the fm«h air.”
"1‘ n‘t »tuff vv.urn.-lf at m«ul lim«
Ov.-r«atmg redder« rr«i.tance "
to which wr would ad I when you
taka a cold, get rnl of it a. quickly a>
p- «»ib.«-
To a compli.h that you
th-.d < hamlx-rlaina cough remedy
excellent
S«dd by all dealer».
It'» mor.- prvbtaldc tii.r> « -, - vm.-nt.
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rhat"« our n.-w S-a-cia- -
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Genmil
COLUMBIA LIFE
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- ingham, V. 1‘rva'l.
Mgr . I‘«>rtl»nd. Orr.
Red ( ross Seal
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. "that common cold» may beconi. ur
svinmon within thr next ffri.rration”
n*» been begun by prominent New
York phyaician»
Here i< a hat of thr
.Ion'I«” which thr <!.■-tor» »ay will
<-v«-nt the annual vuitation of th«
i cold:
rVMfffcvj
ity I'Jertrir Light
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ftiwi W \ ì F.K.
\\ alt fi-'you, Stjj»t
White Bronze
I hiirrlies
Is. «a general banking numrx«. and
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by . • ,. hk ’ drat.» to thr ditf.-rrnt part»
f t. <■ l int d -tat.-», and it» »v-rvir. ■
are uvailabiv for thr transaction of
. rvutlve buviiu-ss.
I bri» a--. Blip'i-n «nil I’ath. lic
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Dentists
D . T. K. SflNDi RSON
CINTISI
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Dr. I
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pool Hall
R. SHELTOX
Administrator of Estât.-«
Ncgctiatni,
Abstract»
( ieii’l Mereliamli^e
Obtained and Examined
UKLGOS
8CIC
« I Gill & Co.
I'rochaeka & • d.
Hotel
Smith, I'rop
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Farmers'
Week
cm I .er S to 1.’!, I’. • 1.1
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Guaranteed for All Time
No M<>i» ( ; r<>w i ii
No ( Itip|ting
Why not «pond Sunday eve­
ning at the picture show? First
class films, gnoti musi • and ad­
mission Driee lac and l(>c. Show
starts at ■> <M> sharp.
vill hr a notable event in th.-
ii history of Oregon.
I .i.-in'-r»’ t'o-oisiration will b- th
leading topic ■ « a ftimulating »• hr» of
I. . lure». The work will be crowded
vv.th do i »i.n » and denamatratiom- in
ev.-r.th ng that make» f.>r the welfare
of th«- farm, r and home maker
Tin
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Winter Short Course
January ’• lu ¡50, 1913
The <
l.-g. ha» «par.- i no effort to
make this th«- mo»t complete »hurt
«■<..-< in i « hiatury
A very wi l-
ra- go i f rour».-» will be offered In gen­
eral agriculture, horticulture, animal
husbandry, dairying, poultry keeping,
me :>nic art», domestic science and
art, eomm.-rfe, fur<-»try and mu»lc.
Num.-mu» lecture» and di»cua»ion» on
iarm-ra' Co-operation, at home and
al : u '.will I-« a leading f.-at ire '1 ak.-
th - a pleasant and profitable winter
outi g
5*. tuition.
Accomodation»
re I-., able. Reduced rate» on all rail­
road» lor further information addre.»
11 M TENNANT, Registrar,
Corvalli». Oregon.
Farmer»' Buameas Cour»e» by cor-
r.-i; ■ cnee without tuition..
1 l.'irdw ai r A I mpm ts
N L Morris n
( I » d H.
Imi.
W.-.I II. , Mgr
Jeweler
A. W. Ilagey
Livny A I veil Stable
Cal Car*»n. Pr<-p.
Bounded L'k. It.
"Father. iu> wut.h 1» mentally dr
rnngvd
"Why. my *<>n. a watch can't I*
menlnlly demnged!"
Ml: ■ I-
I to- Jeweler told tn. It bad
I.ml ¡1« UiUin e " Jmlge
I ra x. Mel'.inakl
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st ru t inn s u/ alxitit
// h Sl'hlS Su mph s uf ’
'"HZt', 'tini prices n]
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lit S<l II
< 'll;
CIIY
The dance given
baakvt ball club
evening was w<-ll
..I ilr n.ie < ompany
■ clicut
4
intuii mtnts.
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L. W. Charles, Agent
by
Scio, Oregon
Art Rhtxlu of tl
f't k spent Suii'i.iY
< 'ity.
is
sick
Miss Albrv, the primary
t.-tii'hiT, will take the teach-»
Mr». O. It Cyru»
i-rs
i-.r-iniiiiation the last
lliret days of this wt rk. I lin e
REAL l’«TAIE
It Sh.-iton
high school
girls, Mavnt
Hunt, Bessie I.i-tteniniar and
I ’ll \ sir ians, Surgeons
Eva Downing
will
have
*l’r. A. G Prill
chaTgu of her loom, one each
!»r. I H. I lobton
«lay.
Notary Public ami
nc Pay highest Market Prices
Planing .Mill
Dewey I'lutman is attend­
ing school after a long ah-
À 11 igli School Heliee.
Kukacka & Chromy
l’libi ir
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S. I. ow I mc *, Supt.
Produrr c ompany
Tom I arge, Mgr.
Sant lain News
L. W. Charlo«, Pub.
State Bank
W. A. Ewir if. Caahier
Shooting < «allory,
ONF. arwi < \IU>S.
Tom Large
ShoriiiakiT
Eli l.ukenboch
Tinsmith
Pl.nty af Prattle..
Hid It In Largs D omi .
IkM-tor le« wlwt you want la a
«bange of climate
Kr-wbat I« you
pruf.-'.-b?
F..tient I'tii tl-e •r.-or.d mate of th<
J.lzer ti ll n’t home from Australia
— |A>ud..u « »pinion.
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Mi 11 inrry
F. ' •Momeior
”1 mH your friend Pul.ley t.dsy “
Vca' I hut i-ti't «een him for a long
time
I »ill-lew.«- be .tinter» »» tmdly
«» r« «-r "
nil. not lie'» quite an adept at It
uon '■ I’lil iidelpbia l’re».
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(irorgi? Bertfiaiil
with thu intinips.
Meat Market
tv. F. Gill
A Womiflì “No."
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MILL
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"i «»« Buffering with liver complaint
nays Iva smith of I'oint Bia- «, I «-Xu»,
ar..! deeid. I tu try a 2'< box of (ham
I er'aia- tablet», and »rn hapi y to «ay
that I am completely cured and can
recommend them to every one.
Fwr
•ale by all dealer«.
• 'fly
Portoti irr
• Wbat'a .he metter?"
She I
•SI .- ha» rrje.tr«! me affalo
I
anye thi» I* tinsi **
Imi «he «-.y Ir.« Anni*’ Inqulrc!
tb<- i> l.r :i.'l inoro rii «Tiro od man
— Wi»hlngtou 1 irriti«!
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Err.tcrmil and Srervt
ORDERS.
Masonic. <>dd Follow«,
Knight» of Pythiaa. Macratirr«, Mod­
ern W.»»trt»en aid Z. <’. B. J.
WANTED
. -G.it.«
Harn.»» Makar.
G
Man-
RallroaS Sarvl«.. Sawmill,
ufacturing En(.rfin«ra.
All c.ti/rn» to att.nff th. Comm.r-
eial Club.
Ma.tin,«
flrat and
of each
third Frdvy
.v.nlnffa
month.
li'du- or ii f it-
The high school had ipiife
a little e.V< itelllent \\ eilues-
daj afternoon
when
the
I ,’eshinan class in perform­
ing some <*.v|»vriment4 sue-
ceetled in tippingover an al­
cohol lamp, causing quite a
fire but it was soon put out.
Sab-in, < 'ri-, I’-
Shipping
One on UlK'le George, He
thought he could go home
on Sunday morning, but on
account of the motor not
running on Sunday, lie had
to stay ov» r until Monday.
The high school will have
a declamation contest Friday
night at the op«Ta h »use.
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Pli.\'S'!()RE,
I’hoiie Main 1011,
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i - amm, Scio or Stay ton.
Union Meat Co
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FIR-ST CLASS MILK
COWS WANTED
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Cows with cali al side <»r coming fresh
tnynth.
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Al«o Fat
within a
Live and |»r- -te.l Stock, Egg*, and
Prodin e <>f all kinds,
Thos. Large. Scio. Or.
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H
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date* for live -lock can be learned by.
E vangelink
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phoning I’i du' • II- : - '
George Sutherland,
the
Scio lamp agent, has been
canvassing here the last week
and also visitin| friends,
M ? ale! Mrs George Rod­
gers and daughter • d idvs ot
S’-io spi-nt Saturday and Sun­
day in Mill <’itv visiting at
the homes of Win I >ou ning,
Lawrence Hoey and ('lvde
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Rodgers.
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