The Santiam news., February 12, 1914, Image 2

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(5hf Sintiam Slrus
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GOING AW \Y To TRADE
number ; • . !r.e . Sunday, it
being his ninth birthday.
Frank l/imle rt and Arnold
Senx ar«- digging a u«*ll at the
school house, and everyone is en­
tertaining the idea that they will
get better water than in the pre­
vious wells dug there.
Mr and Mr I’at ¡«ambert were
Stayt on visitors Tuesday.
Mr« Fax Thayer v. ited with
Mrs Floyd >’■ «lt<»n Tuesday.
M ■ i j’i • ila . call« I at the Ona
Shcltmi horn«« Monday.
M> i Ethel Smith »pent Tu«*s-
<1 iv night with Mrs Frank Haber-
• ,:i'.' f M . i . k « i • a d acoi mpumed
I: r to Albany W«.-dnei>day to d<»
some shopping.
Bids Wanted
Som<* men in our town are al-
014 People Sir «i»K and \K ell
way i figuring and M.*lu*t:iirg t«>
U
rd Is» g. t th«- 1.
to al! old
out wit «ur si.« reliant# < n n trade
!*< i* .» ab- H <»
1 Ohvc OH Emukiiun
and»» tiiej say. *‘Sav»« a nickle.”
a remark t h* t * * fuod-mrdicin« which
coraci»! on.
They j»*ol t< gether, make out a *•
• \ * ■ th«- i<»»t r«rn«d)
Kloilt Parti Ih- t
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n <**•'. ««n,
lint <»f t.’ieir want»« and then will
v
mi* • !•- .. r ’t
th« wchkenrtf. ma
1 rh’iitl Uri: you arv large. >• u
nn ord« r for iialf a w
wagon
ngon loa«! <!■ bi t. I .* « ’ « ► of «rrrraaing old know I ajih I od Mall
of good», aaj t«> Mr M< re!.ni t « f . «• It I » ¡¡ “ to r* but*d *u!rl tt»*ur*.
Sassy.
f_ndi
Why. yon naughty boy!
.■ uno for. ign | rt. ”How rruc; *'r r.gtl • • U « ncivra ai.d give new rn*
«■rj \ ai:!« lively ft efing to the b<«iy.
for thia bid. spot cash ’ Tri­ ’? <<» 4ainn t.«» 0 r<ih»d or dangrroua Uever he.ird au« b langii.igr since the
day I ««• t«>rn
makes the blood tingle to th« dri4;. It may not make you frel bet­ Small ICiy-Tes mum I a'poae der«
twM C »1 thè iner» imnt and thmh tor for a frw <!•>» , but ii ' yon do not will u go.«] deal of miaaln' de day y'u
l«uid<>n Tit Itila
feel much better •M »tr <>ngrr before wu» liorn
li : ire a» d : oMixpiiz h ; I ■
you have taken a quarter •” much ••
make mucn. but wnat I make Fi
other no Heine?» that have not hcl|M*d .
TX» InWvsnis of Cloth««
have, sure pop.’’ The figurina you. wr will gladii, give back your *
Ile
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h .<»».» a saving
of ti e or tei
.i crcnce e'nth
make on une»
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Olive (I . E ils n coïtai» s
cents on every dollar’.* worth ol
ri* Now, when I am in mv r.d-
■ alati
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Hy»
wtphovphi
tes
go »ds ¡! m oiditi.' lo thè way > •
I ing tog» I’m nil hor»<> ; » lien I have
have In •< n char'fed by your ho:n
on mv bnsm« '* suit niv mind s full
cewwful
phycieianw,
duw.l by
are
merchants. and y«vu c' urlile t< hrrt- for t • first time combined, The k -if liusiiii '*; wh«*n I get into mv
evening drew* in mind t.ik< » » pure
yourself, "So tnu'h saved. ’ result ii
ml I <x!y, nerv*’ and blood-
Now did >ou give your h<>m< uihlm, for d- ni« d «im ti nt w« believe I ly sov ini turn.
She Ami I suppose that when
nor to anything e!»<* in overturn-
merchant an equa! chance? D.« i*
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m, debility, weak «•»» anc liability to
you go to Inni with your tiily o;
ter
blank
Stray Stones
h*<*HA<* HE ,d tn ton i and *trcngth«»n the
uno hundred ddlur order an< hrrvea ani i enrich the* I j I o .I Y ou who .
H* Wa» Spw^ntd.
any, "How much to fill this I. an* wt’ti« and run down you who are
“Believe me.’ -n 1 ■ ! Cotroi,
for rash?” Or d.ii Y«»u not ■«•■
often trui ibl««f by vari-iua coll «i at her
■‘nltliougli l‘m nn old bn ’odor Pm
in your fifty cent, one dollar o: si il me n u. i«e llexail olive oil emulaioti «ure I could learn to I«- i gi < hm I hu«
five d'lllnr order w ith direction* !«» get wr» I keep well and »»tn»ng It ia a Ikltld. You ki.uw, i man i* ncvei
fr* »ibie, I le-isnnt twating a al to rv-
to "charge and deliv«*r," an«: newed •tret th. ¡»otter »pinta, glowing too o|<| to learn.”
"N««r too old to venrn. |>< rlmpn.
then find you have actually ; in health. If It diican't help POU, come
re| I rd M ► l*>
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twenty-live or thirty cents it.<«i •nd tel I ti» and we will give back your I - : » «<>■:>•■
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i d t • > • >urn
on five dollars worth of goo h money without a word Th*.t i» how
I" laddpl
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brought to your door and charg «i ’•«t;rh faith wr bhve in It Hold only at
the
li<
I ittire*,
to >< ur aec.itml, goo«j for .* % town only by ua. I’.(Al. and in thia
K C Peery,
months or a year, when ) >t. Scio, Oregon.
mi'ght have saved that much h"
Manufacturer and I»caler tn
spending a day going a..a> ti
Ha rat ss ami Sathllts
some oilier town an i pnying th
cash? Now is not this ala»th«
A alory <»f we •
rrache« thia city l have recently installed a harness ma
case. Give our home merchar.
from ii > r!«»n, thr home of (’ " Hliaii, chine, aid am better prcparid than
an equal chance, tender them the t" « Wi i»: ttr va!!« v re$>rrftvntative of ever to do your repair work at reason
cash for your wagon load of th«- f « .’id ia I ifr ahd l ru-»t Comt>any. aide rate«. i»tve me a trial.
|h thr month • f P«
.Mr Bha»
All Work Mrktlv GsaraattrS
U' sh I s . and if they don’t sav • you
wrote insurance to th«» value of 11.M>,-
SHLLBUFN. 0IU6ON
in »noy, all t lungs consider« <1. we
MM) a tot al of sixty -on«* policies, or an ¡
will not say "trade at home." average of over two • day.
1’» ur in mind that th«* money is
To th«* airrag«’ man who haa berti
!■ ft at i.uai«*. th pruul--.r> ■«[ « t 'alk’4 «v* hv th» « * »-.« r.il run < f insur*
at horn«*, but every dollar invest a? - agenta thi* record* trema impot-
ibl*
it d«»
rot *• »Hid r«*a«onab!r that
ed abroad is that much agair
Roc Shelton, Prop.
one man
i call on | au men a day
the interest of your town a¡ (i and set! them both.
Phone •’>-*» IS
community.
Yet thia
Mott a
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Notice is hereby given that the
clerk of School Dist. No. 95 will
receive sealed bids up tn 12 O’­
clock noon, Feb. 21. for the
delivery
of
th»*
following
on the school
grounds at
Scio: .‘10 cords of sound 2nd
gr.iwth -l-ft fir; I.'» cord* of
<>r 2-ft grub oak: 5 cords of
inch or I-foot cook stove wood,
old fir or best 2nd growth. To
be», delivered i <»t later than Aug­
ust 10. 1914. Anyone may bid
on any one item or all three, but
must deliver in full such Items
of the b:d as are accept« d.
The board reserves the right
to reject any or all blds.
J F WESELY,
Clerk of I >:st. No. 95.
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SHASTA
TRAINS
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' Th • Eapoaitlon L ■ "a 19' • '
AM tw«w is the time to see Californ.a; to live outdoors
am! enjoy the ■«ur »hi:.««. Sowers and summer s,»orts
It
is a trip you cannot afford to miss.
Fine
Three
Daily
Trains
inclu nng She «tn ! miti-I the train of modern service
with «II steel up-to-the-minute equipment.
the ualilornia and San I ran«i*«.o I «pre»« Train*
Stampini, Touriat and «'hair Cara and dining
that will |>lea»<
with
«er vice
i all on nearest S I' Agent and let him outline a trip,
quote fare» and furnish outing literature on California'»
famous resort».
John M. Scott General Passenger Agent
l’< Hi I I.\ NI »,
OREGON
A. SHANKS
Ml’XKERS STAGE
achieved
sparsely «c
a sqt
«»Ilice.
Stage meet» all M tinker» tram»,
leaving Seto Hotel at K 15 a m
ami 3:35 pm
peels are n
i
ci tv,
ing nn enjoyable time.
David Aeg«*rt- r t<w>k i l«»a<l of
hops to We.tt Stayton ¡ riday.
Quite a number ftom her«*
went to West Scio Friday to see
the demonstrat o 1 train.
Effie, Zona. Cora, Elmer and
U*wis Ray. Frank Moder and
David Aegertor spent Sunday at
the II Shank home.
Miss Crystal SEank. an Albany
College student, spent the week
end with home folks.
Mrs Lesli«* Townes visited at
the H Shank home Monday.
Mrs Fax Thayer was a Stayton
visitor Monday.
Freddie Smith entertained a
P.O L K’S
fort on my part rcquin*d to w rite this
amount of bu»ines». ” Oregonian.
Rev. Irl R. Hicks' 1911 Almanac.
■1 R Hick«' 1914 Mma
adv and will be mailed
ily .15c Professor Hieks'
r,
«vrd ami Worin,’
md a copy of this \lma
ar
The plam
and the correct
»vths. Mu ”3r
these public
very 110*11 <•
rd anil Wcwks
I rank Im
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(a Business Directory
A Dtrwetwry of oa«h City. Town and
VIII««, glvtW* dewc rIptIvo »ketch of
m < l h pl«r*. kM-atkm, p*"pt«i«ih>n, t»l«-
graph, »hippin« and bankin* point;
also Class«:fled Directory, compiled by
bu»tn«o» a:. 1 p? fJI«t-»n.
£
k
t!:v compar y are wcl and favorably
wr: in t'
rtlim »i. and thia per
lonnl «-q-iatio'i taken in connection with
•hi on i tho' the company, ar.d the
vnrn ty an«l liberality of it» policies,
pave«! the way ft.f the little extra ef­
Graaa'a Frail Grew.«. SO« rr. Fana LJa. IS. yr. Homa Lifo. 25c TT
All Five for About the Price of
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We have never sold our paper alone at less than a dollar a year.
But on account of the splendid contract we have made with these big
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paper, all one year for only $1.18- just 18 cents more than the
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Send us your orders right away, give them to our representative or call
and see us w hen you are in town. As soon as you sec these clean,
beautiful, interesting magazines you will want them sent to your own
home for a year.
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10 JUST THINK WHAT IT MEANS! e<fl
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Our Paper and These Four Standard Maqazines
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Mr Blits
»peiikiiig at thi» rvmark-
le sho
I.ml «•»
Calling Caro»
pn nt I or n I. huwii«’. felt inilim i tu reflect
th«* criilit !’oi hi* work on the RtaniiiriK
blank fur sale at Ihi» office.
an : i ; .ihirr
f hi* company. "While
it kept me pretty busy," he »»id, "I
never could have accomplished what 1
Mt. ! faisant Biel«.
■ lid but (• r the »pl«* J.d «landing of the
M «s»« Mattel an I Nev i Thayer Columbi.-i l ife \ Iru’t t o. All tho«e 1
visited relatives here last we< k. ave r ii!«* I on in th«* year and a half 1
hav • !>*-. ti a»» ■civt«-4 with th-» institi -
A party was given at t' e M p ti >«:. ar -tn n.*l-. in favor of thia com­
Ryan home Friday evenin «■ and pany.
"Mr I -i I, Mr » ockwood anil Mr
all who attended re|M»rted hav­
Ik ilcox, a-* |rell aa tl e other officers of
Wumaa'a W <U. 3S« ,,
i. rm w a <«»
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The • National • Weekly
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m - ittix
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help you
Mrl
tahlf at a (node tot«
rijenw» by kreping
You poatrd on It»*
l»U*4 fash Inn a in
cl«rih<*» and bai« 10
Fashion prsirnt
In ea« h
AU»»
valuahl* informal.>»n
<>n all b-.n.e «¡..i Mf
a>»nal matter«.
only#
N * a t a r
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a frwe pattern sub
•rribe u-rlay or wt»«l
fc»r free aampi«» copy.
MeCftJI Patter« • rraM*» U to t «
i v >r
own bo«nr with puritan llanda • hHbin* fi>r
y< inr-if and < hiMrrn nhi« h »ill »* pern • t
in atyle and flt I’rtce—-none htrhrr than Là
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•cripti on a amonf rmir friend« **■•)«!tat frm
Fremi urn « alalo* ur and ( »«ft Prttr < 'IH
Tit arcui cmput . 2*1»:«m *. »tw rott
First Time
in Clubs
Until this year
h,, been
•oldat »5.50 N< w
the price 1» »2 50
•nd we have tec uird
«< oncession « here*
by »t un oiler it
at a stiH tut:her
reduction in con­
nection with this
publication.
c.
BRYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
201 2 New First National Bank Bldg.
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