Iwu Itomc W <rncn Talk
Vb«>ut Itair.
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Two women met in our *l«>rv II»- oth
«t day when on® of them »aid.
"My. how pr«-tty your hair look**
fl W hat have y>u been doing to it?"
'■Why. I have ts-> n u*ing Harmony
fl hair beaullfler for be past two week*'*
wa* the r«-ply.
"Why, ir..!••«•■!. repin’d the tir*t wo
man, that i* ju*t what I am u*mg.
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lan't it gr< at and don’t you think my
>1 hair »how * » lot of improvement?"
Hum.‘ j h* : t>«-:rjt.'t>«T H Iwcuming
• Il t'i<- r»tfv among (««th men ami wo-
men wh - an- parto-nlur in the care of
There will l<- a program anil
th« -r hair
It i* ]u*t what it ia nam<d
dinni r given at th«- Mt Pleasant
a hair t>« ..utitirr. It »• emu to |*>ll*h
school by the pupils of this dis »■..I b .rr: h th«- hair, making it gl««**y,
trict at d th«- Jordan district » .»y, ft >t I more ' ii«) to put up in
Thursday. Ev«Tyboly invited. ;-ra. < ful. w nvy fold* that "»lay put. "
< -utaiii* no oil »ud will not change co',
Mi*s Ili7.«-I Lambert spent the or of ha.r or darken it. '•imply sprit-
week «'nd with friendsin Stnv ton. sle a little on your hair each time I»
Mi- Ruth Ttiflon of Aun.svilli' ■ fore bru hing it.
To keep your hair and scalo dandruff
visited the school Friday.
free and ch an, uae Harmony «hampoo.
Churl« « Irwine of Hubbard 1.« 'll. » iiii-nd »h.:i.j-<-i g.vi* an inatar-
Bjiending a few dava with his tai,. . r ch, foaming lather that in-
n • I alcly ; e «-trate* to every part of
daughter M r Fax Thayer.
the hair •■ ! acaip, inturing a quick a <1
tirace Shank. Ethel Smith, and thorough draining It i* waahad off
Harry Shank were visitor- at th« ;u«t a* quickly, th«- • ntire operation
Pat Ijimbert home Sunday.
taking only a few mom-nl«. Harmony
*.«.r t>e t: i r »]. Harn.-.-ily »liatn|»»i
.Mrs M F Ryan and son Willie
.r*V. Both guarantevd to »atiafy you in
were Stayton visitors Saturday. ••very- wav, or your money back. Sold
Th«- well driller* at John Pie- •inly at the more than 7.000 Itexall
trok's struck water last week at t.-r«-*, and in thi* town only by u*. h
'(' I'eery, Scio, Oregon.
COUNTRY
CORRESPONDENTS 9
the depth of 120 feet, while the
boys at the svhool house struck
k amili*»,
water after digging just 20 feet.
V •! I' I «
ri-nd the riot
« I tn •nti .«! night?
Marguerite and Angelin« Ryan f’riniaonlH'iik No
and Ib.rothv and Maud Smith
• U h> » >i> tl UL’ht «tie would when
were guests at the II Shank you eut b «te didn't you?"
-Oli no «lie I. .-.I. 1 have to rend it
horn«- Sunday.
tn me h m «he know* It by heart-”*
Pat lamlw«rt and wife Visited Yonkers Ntat«-«man
at the 1» Townes home Sunday,
Cowio't'hg.
« «h»r> of • man who
Wayne Huber w as absent from Rht*
achool a few days last week on twirrrn«! hl« wife for a h<>ne Vo«
wouMti t «wap in«* fur a h«»ne would
account of a very bad cold.
you.
Ik Of rntmr not But
Mrs II Shank and daught« r I'd hat»* to tin*«* •njr un«» tempt tn.
with n K’ m M it»- !«»r» ¡ir lA>ndoti Tit
Bessie wer«- trading in Stayton Hita
Saturday.
Mrs l*ealieTownes s visiting
two
relatives in Salem this week.
rvr
Ed Smith and wife vailed at
» N
irn I only hare one
the H Shank home Sundad <‘VV.
Etibnnge
Miss Bessie Shank spent
Why Th*y rail.
Thursday night with .Miss Zona
It t »- «
• '•♦•«i- , mi » Inns to hr
Ray.
•»»ir»* the» t . i.’fit t’ nt they firtrt £»•!
th »• I » |p» h ! i < t»l
M
I’nul
PloiMMffF
Don't \ ou It«* Hete H
Som«‘ sav that chronic constipation
W . mu.I n>-ik«« onr elm tIon het weer
cannot Iw cur<-d. Don't y«»u belicv« it. ««"i-.tili nrul llliertv or profusion • nd
Chatnlwrlain's
Tablet«
have run I •••rill le 1'1.S ri. I-ffer«otl
others why not you? (live tlwm a
trial. They cost only a quarter. For
H.» Only Worry.
«•r-iphl. r I ■■ •••■! m» b-» I.* out foe
•al«- by all de • s.
• swell
Htli ul office, big miiary and
Ji-nkln* fio »ou thlnk yut»
«
Old pajH'rs for your cuplmards rail nil iti Gmphter Never lliotight
and ju n ry or to build fires with of that U luli', wo-ryllìg lue la wlietb
t vr I II tw able to get It Pblladel pitia
at five cents |>er bundle at the 9
News office.
(me I hat I’uny Child thi* Guaranteed
Remedy
If your child ia under weight. Iistlcs*.
ailing, liable to get all'll easily, it nt • d*
a medicine to build it* wi-igl.t ami
• trength. For thia purpose then« i*
nothing elite we know of that we can so
strongly «-ndorsc a* liexal1 olive oil
emulsion, The remarkable sue«-«-«« of
thia «pli-od: I medicine la dm- to the fact
that it contain* ingredient* that tone
the nerve*, enrich the blood and furnish
to the entire «-.»tern the »trength,
weight a-:d hea'thdiuikling substance*
it in !-
Aid it dw* all thia jvitlwit
injuring the stomach. In fact, llevitll
olive oil emulsion 1» not only pleasant to
take, but even the moat sensitive »turn
ach is benefited by it. and the dig« ••
tion improved. On the other hand, it
contain* no alcohol or habit forming
drug«, which mod parent* object giv
i-g to their children
It doe* it* good
work by taking hold of th« weakness
and build* the body up to it* natural
»trength. at the same lime making it
atrorig to rw*i»t diseaae.
if Retail olive oil emulaion doesn't
bumi your child up. feed the stunted,
punv muscle*. ami make the little one
lively, strong, well and full of the ani
mal spirit* childr.-n are meant by na
ture to have, come back and tell us
and get your money back.
We don’t
wai t you to lose a cent. We think this
1* no more than fair, and it leave* you
no cau»e to hesitate
For old people
ateo for convalescent* for all who are
nervous. tired out, run down, no mat
ter what ti e cause we off. r Rt-xali
Oliva oil i-mulaion with the *am* guar
antee of entire *ati«faction or m-«nev
ba-k. Sold only at the 7,000 Rex*||
•torr*. an«t in this tow-n only by na.-fl.
E C Perry, Scio, Oregon.
Ancient Mural Decoration*.
It 1« ¡-r.it. ilib- tli it Che ••arile«! w«h
pulmini.-« wore tlio.e of Hie Ecrpttan*
If., i-
employed a dlatemper
coni, l'ilio: <11. ••>!« i-<1 gntn and their
pi li - Ijull pf£inenta were white chalk
• «•■: . i itili, ». un nclirn Ethiopian
' it. I -.«• |Miwdered gin«« «tallied
«'th i i.fifier mid ehnrronl black
The
«.ill« uf t««i-liin and Rahvlnnlan
dnt ■!.
«ore treated In much the
«•i "i.- <• v mid the practice of painting
■ hi «all« in.till with planter wa* err
tiilnli hi ingne In A«-vrta. It ha« been
te ’iei <-d ll’ it the Greek* understood
• rue fr-«in work, apparently mi the
•trein-ifi ' h phr*«e occurring In Pin
1er.', tn paint on a wet ground ” VI
triii lu« il. h »peak* of a wet ground
mi I ■
« that colors Irlg'-el ii|mn a
«i ■’ ne «o prepared «re permanent.
•
talnl.v 1* el ii
,.r
true fiv.-.-o mirk Ilanier a
Not Wh*t H* E«p*et*d,
-T‘«r.liik- " be tniirmureil
wh*te»rr
Vid i. ««I you to caro for n fellow Ilka
air ?”
I really don’t know firorga,” «he
re| Ihul
“I'a I I* thr> uteni-d to «end
• •• •'> n bruin «i»« |al|*t - Bo*lua
Tran«.ript
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I hr nioflb
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Both
for
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I>aiiy ()rcg<mian ami News, both
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have m.inv
* mope attiTietive clubs, too numerous to
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come in and see us; we can save you
money on almost any newspaper or
magazine published in the U. S. A.
Santiam News
Netice For PutUicahm
Department ol the Interior
V. 8. hard Office at
Portland, Oregon, Jan 2. 191'1
Notice i* hereby given that
W aklo J. Adam*
of Scio, Oregon, w ho on May 21. 1912.
made Homeatcad Entry No 0~>14. for
northwest quarter *ec 24. twp 10 south,
range 2 rant. Willamette Mer.dian.
I
ha* filed notice of intention to i^tke
Aral commutation pr»s>f, to establish
claim to the land above describe«!, be
fore the Register and Receiver, I . S.
I and Office, at Portland, Oregon, on
the 17th dgy of February, 1914.
Claimant names aa witnesae»
T. H.
I homaa. O. A. Burch, leoRund. F«ank
Pepjierling. all of Route No 1, Srio,
Oregon.
H. F. Hl in. Register.
When in need of printing give
the News office a call. First class
work and prices right. We make
a specialty of letter heads, en
velopes, statements, bill heads,
sale bills, business cards, ladies
'•ailing cards, and in fact com
mercial printing of all kinds.
or
ê
Anyone in need of a square
A few of those nice umbrellas
piano box call at News office.
left will lie sold at bargain
prices. E C Peer}-.
Rev. Jam«-* A l-ewi», Milaca. Minn,
writes: "Chamberlain'* Cough Remedy
has been a needtd and welcome guest
in our home for a number of year*
I
highly recommend it to my fellow* a*
being a medicine worthy of trial in
caeca of cold«, cough* ami ci>u|"
(Jive Chamberlain'a Cough Remedy a
trial and we are conAdant you will And
it very effectual ami continue to use it
aa occasion requires for year* to come,
aa many others have done. For «ale by
all dealer*.
Ihc Be*t Cough Medicine
I
“I have used Chamberlain'* Cough
Remedy ever aince I have been keeping
house." say* I. C Hame* of Marbury. !
Ala. "I consider it <«ne of the best j
remedies I ever used, My children
ha ve all taken it and it works like a
charm. For coMs and whooping cough
it is excellent." For »ale by ail dealer*.
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Mi-'
Green’s Fruit
Al lian \ l>ail\ Herald and News, regular,
Methodist 5 inistcr Recommend*
L’inmber l*in’* Cough Remedy
that
I’aiin
( » rower, Sniiti.iin News, regular. $2.2«'»
L*dir«
Calling Carta printed
blank for tale at thin office.
Old T.m* Vintners.
!•> • ■ !•» f 1 ■
.. time of
King John ••»••ry vlntucr wn* r.-.pilrrd
to hang on-.Ide hl« «hop an iron <«~
•el with |»-g* marking the dlffrrsut
qiisutttir* sold
Kvery man ha« a right tn Judge nnt
•odo idu.il only and that ‘a h<uiwlf
CHOICE
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Evening Telegram and Santiam
News one year for $3,75.
Green ground bone and meat
scraps makes your hens lay.
Three pounds for 10c at the
Meat Market