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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1913)
YOUR M l . ' : ION I . SANTIAM HARM TO.’ICS ♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦a* o * date «tani Z i ■-.« To tho»« who pay promptly in ♦ advance the *ub*<-ript>on prim« i* $1.00 Saturday ri.-ht Tl - Sv • ini ♦ ♦ per year. Th«- price i* SI.2ft if paui .. r. Farm is floating along nic« 1 <' ~ t • ♦ • • within *i* montha. and $1.50 ia chartted ¡1 • 1 • t - The value of proper type dis* at erwi of year, th«- |>aper m not »ent I.athe* Calling Card* printed » r mg ■ ■ t ar t "Bouquet Jearece.’’ the new •<> r.i,. r. .o .* u!. • ,.rr thttu on«- plav is apparent to every advrr- 1 ’ Gi.k fi r s.-«i<- at thi» office. nes.s of our quiet old horn . perfume. $1. the ounce. Try it. jear in arrvara. tis< r. Most advertisements con •r The shooting match wi-.t off tain t< o much display too many E « ning Telegram and Santiam on R M Cain took first prize |w>ints are sought to be empha nicely today on the Ram« r farm N« . o: . y car for $3.75. c ck ard second on cockerel at sized. Emphasizing one point at where they shot off 25 fine tur S I«-!!’, last Thursday, on two Buff a time centers attention and pro keys at $2. each, with a large Piloto supplies at Peery’s Plymo’ith Rock fowels which he crowd present. duces less confusion. Drug store. s- nt to the poultry show there. Name of the article and price MC Gair.es is making -ome A th« e w< r • the only birds he should be in larger type than the stylish improvements on his Dr ki-ider - >n went to Port* entered, he is nat ¡rally p!« a « l liody of the description, but cau farm as he is rutting ui> a .u.> ! •,.«> t<> join Mr« Sander* A New 1 be tion should he used in displaying with this < sc« llent showing picket fence around his h<> i - • t . Will sjM i.d the given at W« scly-i’ain hall New other points. The larger dispbay which his wife is superuit ' Im • xt w«-l with relatives. Those Vin’.-t Dulce toilet articles are Years eve. December 31. I«Y the should be at the top of the adver as they have needed it badly. ng d ntal work done wil the best /. <‘ BJ lodge. B«sl costume, tisement and the display and Uncle George Bilveti. who v. 11h pl. s, make a note of this. lady $1.50. gent $1.50; most body of the advertisement sl.o I I i'ii«* m--.it market put a two eimit.il character, lady $1.00, be made to balance. When a his w ife and son iir«- ::««.v in l«>w- I vo beautil il gold fish w ith y< u old Hereford heifer on the gent $1.00. Good music, Lunch display has more than one line er < alifornia, ret» rts his ht ali i bl- tbi week that excited the I wl will la* given with every at midnight. Everybody c< >rdi al the top line should generaly la improving as he is living on or- adimr.oton of every on? who saw |lv invititi. A good lime •• in cash amounting to a- g -s and i«a<l water. gún ran- the long line. it. and t.ckled the palates of $1 -1 >r more at Peery 'a. teed to all. 23 I received a t h gram today of The advertiser and the printer those who were fortunate enough my old uncle. Thomas < row!«y should work hand in hand, in take bom • a -ample for the j* t. Our hoes for men, women Ca*« > of ln»omnia. of Missouri, a former re..¡«l i t of determining what to display. and children please l<oth your Th«- mo» t common cau* - of insomnia Those lb vali self filling foun • ilikord« .» of th«- »tori' «ch and conati- It is poor jiolicy for the adver this neighborhood and who will <• • • :n: I your feet. Hibler & tain ]■« r are guaranteed to give , pation. < harnberl.iiii* tublet* correct tiser to give the copy for an ad li r memLe cd by «.in ««fti.e o. « < ¡ill Co. !'<*>.., iji-’i" del .1 ..¡..1 t i.Uwi. a 5 Uli Iv to the printer w ithout inslruf timersof tile (titles, lie p... ««i MMt i Siavi tV!t. | »h ep. F«>r sal«- by ull dealer*. tions and a definite understand away Thursday morning, t! e S W G me . has the thanks of Georg« Jackson who livis nt ing between the advertiser and 18th. the News family for a generous the I -;* of his daughter. Mrs .J Th; Rev. I ’« it. H. I •’ i*-!4 Almanac. the printer. The printer may be M C Gaines and wife took din remembrance of fruit and vrge- N W« ddle lias been confined to I he Rev Irl R Hicks- 1914 \ln.a an artist-salesman, but the re ner Sunday w ith Mr Sargent and tables the first uf the week. i:i< bt<1 the past week, put is iiac i* now r- uiy and .<dl I»«- mailed sults are alw ays best when the family. Here's wishing you a Merry prepaid i 'r ««nly .15 I’rol« «, -r Hick*- imj iuving somewhat. artist-salesman an‘d advertising Christmas, Pie Eater. finc M iki / hx , "Word au«t Work*.* Clifford Griffin has a job <• it- salesman work hand in hand. 1 r «,n< y-;tr. an«l a copy of thi» Alma Sec one of the Eastman Ko ting wood for «^ames Craft this Effectiveness of an ad depends Don’t worry about THAT daks, an appropriate Christmas -a. i -r only one <1 liar The plain ; ■ - «ns «-n astronomy, amt the correct to a large extent U|xm the type winter. ' risi mas gift. You can And it gift, at Peery’s. I fore«.»:* of 1 riiiv drouth*, blizzard* in which it is set. An ad could be Sunday. Dec 21. was th«» short at Sticha’s. and tornadoc*. make these publica set in laTge, bold faced type and est day in the year. We will all The ncce**.ty in every home in CLUBBING OFFERS appreciate the lengthening of Mr and Mrs R I, DeVaney left Send to Word and Work» be repulsive, or set in ligher, following are some of the club- the days as the nights are so >r L • eburg Wednesday morn- more delicate and plain type and . - Company. 3401 Franklin bing offers we give in connection St Louis. M o . be attractive. Large bold faced long and worrysome. Still 01 r ’ g where they will spend the w itu the News: i •* ith their daughter, Mrs type is intended rather for post weather is ideal. (xi Daily Oregonian M S Allen. B >b has his hogs California Woman Senoualy Alarmed ers. window cards, eta., that are The old American Pie Eater s Daily X- Sunday Oregonian H. ikl «.ill :rn! the sausage and spare •‘A abort time »go I contracted a ae- to be read from a distance. making quite an improvement in 1 «41 W wkly Oregonian Vrre cold which act tied on my lung» ■nt - <1 down and says he in- The element of harmony will his orchard by trimming it up S- u: a • I i.irua' • 2. (Ml I and cauaed rm- a great dt al of annoy- ’■’¡ l-> I > I ik • life easY for the dominate in all successful ads. and intends spraying in Febru W ekiy infer Ocean I. 35 I anee. I would hive i ad coughing L a months, Ge rge R<>d- : • ¡••11» and my lungs were •<> »ore and In all typographical arrange ary. All farmers ought to look • r an familv will occupy the i mflamc.1 I began to G- serioualy alarm ment the display, body of the ad after their fruit intere ts. ist A friend r<. >rt,ni r'hsl Chamber- border, etc., should harmonize. D< -Van«*, house on Main street The answer to mY puzz'e: •Tt | lain* cough r.-ni' i-, saying *he had For instance, it would be out of until spring. To all our friends and patrons used it for y am. I bought a bottle place to put a heavy black bor is big and it is little, it is I I'g we sh a Merry Christmas and »rid it rvliev<-d mv cough the first night, and it is short, it is fl it and it is If you are looking for some- » H <ppy and Prosperous New and in a week I was rid of th«- cohl and der around an ad set in light round, it neither st imi.s or walks ’ 'nt tor Christmas presents call faced type. A careful study of Y«ar. We want to thank you I «orme»» of my lung»,” write* Mi** travels dav and night and mv«r o H i. ey. the jeweler. He has a ’ Marie < ò-rbcr, SawlcUe, ( *1 high class adver ’ ising, such as Fur »ale for ti e Kind favors you have makes a track." iH.-h.l by all dealer*. fine line of jewelry, fountain automobile advertising, would shown us. ai d hop« that you will Oscar Philpott, wife and c i ‘ < - t pckel kniii.s, watches. give a good idea of what is help make our store famous in ren, were visiting Mr and Mr • IL .lock is complete in ev Those new Safety "Cross meant by harmony in advertise 1914, as you have done before. Meritt Saturday night. ery line and prices are always We are pr paring to enlarge our Cut’’ razors now on sale at ments. The advertiser who gets the Mr and Mrs Gaines have an right, b .siness next year so we can Peery’s drug store, $1.50 each. best results out of his advertising invitation to take ( hristma di.i- serve you better than before, ILineiiiber ilio stil>sc?ip- studies and masters type faces ner with Mrs Eliza Crabtree of and wish to assure you that we and typographical display. «11 |>n<-v <>t tin- News will be appr l ite your patronage, and Scio. As her aged father near want to thank you one and all. 90 years of age and her si ter » 1.2-"» utter January I. A Night of Terror Sincerely yours, Mrs Netta Elliott of i«eban<«n A »lory • d*y for the 365 <i*y of 1914 — th«t i* »hi! you n«-t by *ub.«eribing Lew night* are more terrible than will be there, we will have a CHAS. WESELY. II —Y, the jeweler, made a $2 for th«- Youth-» < ompaniuti-* new that of a mother looking on her chihi time long to be remember- d. fl. : trip to Portland this week volurn««. 1 he tifty-two weekly i**ur* of choking and gasping for breath during anti brought back another fine Mrs Clara Griffin attended an nttac* of croup, and noth.ng in th« th«« Compnnion will contain at lea»t lot of Jewelry for holiday trade. ■tori«-», anti alt other kinda of K<xid house to relieve it. M«nv mother« church at Providen ■ S in I »y. readmit that can be erowde<i between have paeaeti night* of terror in thia »it- Mrs Prill of Scio phoiied out A Kan as farmer purchased a Has I m >< n a prosjierous year two cover* the beat a« I vice on athlet nation. A little forethought will en to the Santiam Farm lor U lot of r.-v -Iver for his w ife ami insisted able ymi to aboxl all thia. < hamtier- ic* for buy*, articleaon <lr« •*» ami recre for this community, and for the ation* for girl*, contribution* by fa- lama cough remedy 1» a certain cure for fresh vegetable« to ship to on target practice, so that she Sei Planing Mill Co. Whether mou* men amt women, »uggeation* tor croup and has never been known to friends in Portland. could defend th • h use in case Your part in the Scio Planing th«« car«* of th«i health, etc. fail. Keep it at hand. For »»)«• by all Mrs S W Gaines has a scrub of hi - absence. After the bullet Mill t o's. increasing prosperity For the j car-» *ub»cription of 12 dealer*. « : been dug out of his leg, and cow whose milk te ¡t < I 12. We has been your business support there i* mcluihsl a copy of the Com- i picture show Sunday ni g'.lt. 10 use all the milk and cream we : • cow buried, he said he guess- or just a kind word for us, We panion Cra.-t.eal Home Calendar for 1911. an«l all the i*««ur* for the remain- gt)(| [5 cents want, are raising a fine cal: • d that she'd better .-hoot with cordially thank you, and now at ing week* of thi* year, «lating from which sucks nigfit and morning, an ax. the threshold of a new year, We the tim«- the »ubacription i* received. flreen ground bone and meat f'-''** '■,e a ■’* 41 •>’« •*' I extend to y u this h« artv If vou want to know more about the Companmn befor* *ul -rrtbing. »end ftrrn|M makes your hens lav cundensery pays us over six dol- the l’>th of October and continue GH ¡ : eti NX . for-UM '!..«•• c«. tammg the open- dM for 1(fc # ar8 each month. t) e | lars until in April. May 1911 be the happiest ami ing ch*pt«-r* <«f Arthur »tan woo« I t irr » , ... most prosperous of your life, ami fine «<.o.l •<( hfe in a l*iv»’ »chool l ie S •» Condenscry is one < f M«-a< Market. Who can complain of our nice and may there be no hesitancy ■‘Hi* Father’« Son.” With them we winter weather which cannot be t v most profitable industries the Our sundry upon your part to command us at will arm! the full announcement for department is eq tailed on the coast. Our first fir its of th - community ever 1914. complete. Come in and let us snow to show up on the face of ha I. as it furnishes most of them all times for service in small Trit: Yoi th ’S C omp * niox , matters as well as large. show you what we have to offer the hills was the 15th iusL I with a little surplus cash each 144 Berkeley »t, B->ston, .Ma»*. The Scio I’kming Mill Cc. ... J Cnristmas iiave seen the rnomu; ns cover I month. New (UDacription* received at thi* a* an appropriate gift. E C Peery. Scio Oregon office. within five miiw of the valley P ie E ater . i Possibly About You Masquerade Ball December 3 I Greeting. A Story a Day I !> 1 :i