The Santiam news., December 25, 1913, Image 7

Railroad Time Table
Arrival and Dapailwrc of Passenger
Train,
Woodburn Springfield I'raiwh
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SCIO COMMERCIAL CLUB
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Auto Truck A Bus
K M Cam
I >n rI M'i's ant I Bath
m
tn
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m
Tin y wer, a. :ng o .t «f tl.e w n
dow «>( the I* Hinan cur. The Ihm
tb.m was raptur"U»ly adtnirmg tl:<
sunset.
" \!i. naturv i» a real ir’nt," « x
clamied the thin man. addrrssitig
11." Lil man who «at iti the oppo«>te
••• ;t “Haie io» never guzeil at hei
w «tnler» ' Haie vu nm r watcluc
the lamlient tlamv of dann life leap
mg a.ro»« the dorne of the wor!d?
II.ne von nrver watehed the red
«taineil i«let» tloating m lakes ot
lirv ■ Haie von nvier b»'«'n drawn
bv the ragged, raven'» wmg. »ky
pliAiit 'ins as ihev blottcd out the
, al«’ moon ? Il.ive vmi nvn-r feit
the alna/elni lit «Ii Ilie-«’ tliihK«
"N"t s.ti'«' | -u.«re "tf." repiie«)
the fat ft ..in .i» he pr pir«« to ■ mit
anothi r »• at
('m imnti l’.iniinrer
I »lark-111 it 11-w
Ma* DonaM Á Slvjxurk
John
<’oiinti N < 'lul> Milk
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*ciu » »i: jfii. t t Milk Co.
T I . Mur.lm. Frei.
A E. F «tuteli. V k < Tro
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t. D. Myvo- Aiil.taib
ljuk.
i »»lift i'ti iiii'i x and
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a genera! banking business and
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the tra: sf.-r >>f niv u
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- .ing drafts to the different part»
of tif I nit-il states, and Its servie« ->
art available for the transaction of
conservative business.
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TIIIIV I'll
I WAI ER.
U alt Bily«*u, Supt
< burches
Christian, Baptist and Catholic
I h'ugixists
E. C Pcerv A Co.
I >enti*4s
DR. T. K. SANDERSON
DENTIST
27-7
Telephone:
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Obtained and Examined
OKKGON
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White Bronze
Monuments
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It it 11 ing'
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Guaranteed tor All Time
Warrw‘r, Mgr.
(i in ireries
J. I Wewly
J. F. He ml
< »(‘ii I Mvrehnnd ím *
V •• uf
Week
1 h'cctnbcr ** to 13, l’.H3
T hi will I m * n notable event in the
d m ational history of Oreg >n.
Farmers’ Co-operation will !«• th«-
lending topic oa a stimulating scries of
lecture*. The week will be crowded
with discussions aial demonstrations in
«
rything that makes for the welfare
of the farmer and home maker.
Winter Short Course
January 5 to 30, 1013
The College has »pared no effort li
make this the most complete - ,ri
. se in its history
A very n
range of course r will be offrresi in g< n
oral agriculture, horticulture, animal
husbandry, dairying. poultry keeping,
mechanic arts, domestic »< irnce ami
art, commerce, forestry and music
Numemus lectures anil doc'4'-''o'1 s or
I arnu-ra' Co-operation, at home am.
a r • I, will I..- a leading f< it ir> Maki
this a pleasant and profitable winter
outing.
'<i tuition.
Acconusiatlo
rv.'v . nable. Reduced rates on all ra
road, lor further information aildre--
11 M 11 NNANT, llegistrar,
Corvallis. Oregon
Farmers' Business Courses by cor
reapondence without tuition.
Hndgi-p
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('. Smith. Pr««|
i I ar< I ware A I in pm t s
N. I. .M«»mwn
(has. W» • » ly
I ml.
"Ball
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Venst IHd unit nife read the riot
a t t<> « «ti
«t ulgtiC*
frlu -onbenk No
■Win you thought «he would when
you got 111 late didn't you?
"Ob. no Shi- ijoesn’t tune to r«—»«l It
to me imw .I h - knows It by heart."—
1 ouk.
Slab ■ mi
Comforting.
Pho llerv'a a «tory of s man who
barter««! til« wife for ■ horse
fog
w oil Id li t swipsur for a horse would
you dirime’ He Of course not Itnt
I'd hate to have any one tempt nir
with a gissi motorcar—IAitiduu Tit
Hi U.
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going
A. W. 11 agey
Li x cry A Feed Stable
Cal Carson, Prop.
Meat Market
I raid M • I ’■ ' ahi
Notary I’uhlic ami
Shelton
I ’h \ sicians. Surgeon**
*I>r A. G. Prill
H. Hob«<»n
Planing Mill
We must make our election hetweer
er-ono'ui and lltwr’y or profusion and
•er illude Thomas Jefferson.
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rit ts <>j' numunu ills.
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\le Pui| Highest Murhet Price.s
G.ttmg H.r Money's Worth.
Kukacss & Chromy
Mrs Gimp Ihm't von find Dr.
S - ikuin’s i haig''« rather -t< <'[ '
Mr« Simp \ ••«, 1 <l'i, but. then,
he ulwnl« glie« such dignified 1111'1
iinpre*«ive names to the rn<»«t ordi­
nary ailment« that it is really a
pleasure to I*1 ill nnd
to him for
tr« »tment
Spring!’.' '«I Lni.'ii.
I ‘ubi ir A 11 igh School
M. S. iaivvlacv, Supt.
ITtxhivv < uni|>anv
I ’< istotliev
W. F. Gill
Shipping date- fur live
I lii'liili/ l’i
'ill'
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b ■ k can be learned by
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>i in i,r Mavtoli.
Exchange of Court«»«®»
Santiahi News
I. W. < hsrlc«. Pub.
Union Meat Co
state Bank
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A. Ewi g. <'ashicr
Shooting < iallerv.
Ci‘NF. and i I RDS.
I om Large
Shoemaker
Ell l.ukenbach
Tinsmith
I trust that yw
The Creditor
will honor me with a check today.
The Delinquent — Sure thing!
But wh i'll honor the check?- -Chi­
cago 1 hilly News.
I'TrtvrnaI ami Svvri‘1
ORDERS
Masonic, (kid Fellow«
K'lgt'tiof Pythias. MacalNe», M<«1
ern W «simen and Z. < . H. J.
A Calculating Person.
Why They Foil.
It m.."« ••• • (»■«»(•Ir so long tn be
sure tt.ei ire right that they never get
tP . to go ahead St I’aul Ptoiierr
Pass
S I I/./>/(
ra
••Is it true that both your lit!«
band and the man who live» next
door to you have Lull'll III
ne»« ?”
"Ye», hilt Xi'd’s failure i-n't
ne.irlv so li.i<l a« Mr N'avlsir’». Hr
failed for .50 cent« on (he dollar.
wliile my liii'hiind failed for only
10 cents on the dollar."
Boston
Transcript.
Mrs. O. It Cyrus
IS
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Scio, Oregon
Consolation In Defeat.
M¡Pinery
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L. W. Cha ?!es, Agent
trite
a i
F. < ’hlemeier
Correctos.
Trie her If I should sav ■four two
staters arv . .«tiling
would that tw cor
recti
Jot,hr' No ma'am I only have one
slater Exchange
arc
h. ii
( 'll/ ' III ''U ’■
•'They are.”
"I’m an umpire. I wonder
couldn't break in?”
"Why not? You’d !«• just
man to open the bill wlnle
orchestra is tuning up and
audience ia banging the »cat«,
a thankless job.” Washington Her
aid
Jeweler
Hr. i
li'hite Unni'.i
I M'plei d e r 'ht a mg.'
.1. N. Weddle. Mgr.
I:
pl.i <rs
tu
firn h U milt tl <1 ' ¡j't ititi
8u«t«bl® For limp r®».
Telephone
HEAL I-FATE.
/»( unti/ ill Im /
H<- 1 bine I nd - nie ieri trim
rx|ierience» in my time
i wa-
«truck MHiM’k“-«* ohcc.
She
\rnl when do you expert
to recovgr ? I'liii.i • ip!, .i Pr --
lorn large. .Mgr
f assillar.
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\V. I . Gill A Co.
Proc h «ika a i o
Hotel
iiiwiiii .Vmhui'ii roiii‘!!i'
Farmers'
I
Flouring Mill
Ab, trails
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Mgr , I*• »rtland,
Express, A Pool I la 11
Wit«!»»
Administrator of Estates
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COM PA NY
I h'ayage
II. >. Shelton
OREGON
Notary Public
Negotiated.
COLUMBIA LIFE
h. Sanderson
< il X X I-«, (
< 'h.n
.nans
uokitMK for**
t«» ►«••• n SutJiph ’
John WvM-ly
R. SHELTON
lbal E-t ate
Il's mer
Not Any More.
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Ml NKERS
Albany.
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Milt City
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•THE DAIRY CITY”
A LIVE WIRE
WANTED
"I km w a man who never takes
a step without consideration of the
darw.aa Maher.
Garaoa.
Bsttsr
weight attached to it.”
tvdrosd Sarvicn. Sawmills
Man-
"He must lie a remarkably
'arturlng Entsrgrissa.
thoughtful man. Who ia hr?”
'll eltissns to attend the Commas,
“A convict with a ball and
lai Club
Meotin.a
first and
bird Friday
evenings
of each chain."—Baltimore American.
nonth.
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FIR5T CLASS MILK
COWS WANTED
(* owr
with calf at .«i'h*<i: corning ircnli within a
month.
Also Eat Live ami !>;• » "•! Stork, Egg«, nn<l
l*r<>«iiicr <if all kiiiila.
Thos. Large. Scio. Or,
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