The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, February 26, 1914, Image 2

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The Santiam news., February 26, 1914, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text• •* • » Shank«. ' I I ■ I . Marion Brown and family visited the la«t of the w «--k with Mr« Brown'» aunt. Mr«. A Shank I Burlesque of the J Linn County Fair J Wg« -ly Hall, Prie k . 15 c . .'15 c nr«| .7k- $ Wed nesday, March 4 (Ghc S.intiain jirws PUBI 1SHED tVEKY THUR >DAY BY L W. CHARLES Entered at the pmlofflcv at Scio, Ore . « secón*I class mail matter. $ $ F i r a f e ! y 5 f ’ O o r J/ of f o OS SHASTA ROUTE The 7.CI1J lodge will give a St Patricks dance March 17. at Wendy-Cain hull. Tickets includ ing supper. $1. Goxi music will be furnished for this dance, a good time is assured, and every body is invited to come. 31-t I TRAINS suNsn •» • ROUTt 5 to l'ut tland. M J. -• Barn«-« of Sslrm is vis iting her parent» Iht» wr«*k. ’i * r iev va! m- * tings which hav«- 1 • • t, I *1 at th« Pr*-»l.ytcrian church for Ju* p.i»t two W”-ks have rraultoi n • ven * -iivi i i.« Th.-y are being’ l..tr!v*i«-«l by R- . MacUod M M *mie Ai *lriff and Dr Dellvrt • \. <1 •-j-ntr» from th«- Christian En- u* ■ *-r of ’hi« city, returned Monds\ xt’llMi 1111’11« »S KAI In fr >n Albany, where they have been line year in advance .................... 11 utt<: *i *.;’ th«- state Christian Endcai ■ One year, at end of year . . 1 to or convention. t Rix months in advance.... r.... . 75 Eva I)o- .ng taught Miss James' to Three months in advance» ............ r* :n .it • h *1 F •>; > on arcount o." the latter*» sickness. rates made known on M: Morti of Jeffrrson has been application. h<" inter of this city during vi t ug a.s 1 1 ' —————— the last week. When you find it easv to feel EVANCH INK. contempt for the man who doe» ( gc . i I Worn n V.Tcc ' uh stage II not agr.-e with You, it meat ; Beauties. that you are bccorting narrow Of all wonn-n in the world, probably and bigoted and losing votir , three or tie«','p. ar- m-rtit particular vottr about tL * r t • - il ap|«arance, and horse sense, Most of neighborx will discover ’his fact 1 ti ■ - a ' of the hair; and < h • - it.g «tr.ge l-eaulies as about you before you w ill renl ;e when Ethel try ri -r**. Eiaie Ferguson, Na it y Urielf. Inline t I o i ■ Drv--< r. R-’se t'ogh i Ian, I.au many others SHELBURN ITEMS arc » • enthrriwtic ale. it H »rmony Hair Beautifler «« to write in praise of it, Rev .1 I'd Bln.r Albin that i» c« rtuinly <*vi tiene*« that it does jriiic'.o i in the Pr Mlivteriiin just what they say it that is. church Sunday, lie wik ent< • beautif*«« the hair. Th«rr arr many tniri'd ut the home-if Mr Amann. wom« n right in this town and m<*n too, W lltl r< ¿aid it aw in«ii< « »able, I re a uw« Misu Anna .Johr4nn who i- it makh« th«* th«- h*ir ba r glossier i «nd m* re teaching in Scio »b< 'it Sund i} silky. » waaier «irr to drew-» «ire«» nod make stay in with .Me.« Anna Rd el u I her place. Sprinkle a i'.tle on your hair listers. Myrtle and Fried:» Str-id« I earn time I- for*- br i*hmg it Contain« no «»il; will not rhai.g«' color of hair, Ice (¡«'iirg ■ visited v.ith home nor darken gray hair folks Saturday and Sunday. I keep hair an*l scalp dandruff free Mrs (’harles But* ' is having a ami clean, use llaimony shampoo I his pleasant visit with her sinter who pure liquid shnmpo i ivrs an instan tanroui rfr!i lather that immediately lives in Salem. iK-n- trates tv every part of hair and A I* Rusnell of Macleny drove scalp, insuring a quirk, thorough up Te< sdav to ' 1 twit1 f>:« in cleansing, Wa-l.ed otT justas quickly. the entire «qx-ratlon takes only a few and relatives. momenta. t or.tai: » nothing that can MiaB Gertrude Me Idiin attend* harm the hsir leav-» no harshness or ed a iiasket social in Mach aY stickiness. • Both pr<’|>arati<>n« come in odd-shaped Saturday night, returning Lo:- e very or^atrn ntal bottles, with sprinkler Monday. top-. Harmony hair beautifier 11. Har Several fain eg h »v« ■ 11 s ck i mony shampoo toe. Both guaranteed to with La Grippe for the lust we« k. ■nti»fv you in every way. or your mon M iri hi Brown » visit ey back So <1 only at the more than 7 ■ ” R-v.v ! »tor«-« «nd in this town on ed at the George home the first ly by us E i' Peery, *cio, Ore. of the week. Advertising Will lliron» and wife attended the educational meeting at the lleVarney school Tuesday. ‘ ‘ .S’ SANTI 4M 1AKM TUI ICg James Stanton returned Saturday to his Portland home, accompanied by Samuel and Gordon Crowley of St Joe , Mo . wherv they will visit a week or so and return to the Santiam farm before going east Curtis Griffin returned home from San Francisco uft -e a two ><•..« »lay as head waiter in the l unar Hotel. He was accompanied by his friend, Pro- feasor George Hay. who is looking over the country. "The Exposition Lins 191.5" An<l now is the time to •” California; to live outdoors and enjoy the sunshine, flowers and summer sports. It 1» a trip you cannot afford to iniss. Three Fine Trains Daily it , tir.ir Shasta I united the train of modern •• rvice with «11 »tee! up-to-the-minute equipment. the California and San I ranclsco I «pre«« Tram« with Standard. Tourut and Chair Car» ami dining aervice that will please Mr». Clara Griffin is on the mend, but still ha» a bad cough which seem« hard to control. Call on nearest S I* Agent and let him outline a trip, qu te far- » ami furnish outing literature on California's famous rexirta. Mr and Mr«. Pitt Walls* e wi re vi- iting with Mr and Mrs llor»l>augh i Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith wem • callers Sunday on Newton Crabtree and family. William Richardson and wife drove : to All-Buy Monday on »¡«-rial bu.«ne (hear Philpott and lady were S . nlier» Monday We failed to get our daily mail, a ur i iral man think • t-- < r- u«h of 11 holidays to be caught out on the route S*o 1 guru» we will have to change our *oute from Scio, bo holidays will not ■o often disappoint us. P«z~r. ALL FIVE ONE YEAR. Only Tuesday afternoon was our worst ■ term, or among the worst day of th” winter, as the rain and h'gh w.nd al! »•«mod to come the nearest way. The old Santiam farm 1« repairing hi» hotbed, intending to ran < som 4000 fine plants, a > 1 find it a wonder ful advance on raising n good gard-n Frank Pruitt has made quite an ini provement on his farm by clearing u; a clump of tree« near the Frank! 1. Butte cemetery, which add« to th looks of hi« home wonderfully. Mr». Phocl* Turner has the mi fortune of haung her favorite cow down on the hips; nearly sur » death to a brute to be down thia season of the year, as March cold rain» soon diench the life away PIE EATER < K \BTREE ITEMS Old .Mrs. Oregon hax again return rd from her trip to the moon and wv are again having »omc more rain. U.' All Five for About the Price of /Xs.Mg* A Igangw Th'* “ t,ie b'gifett bargain in the best reading A|Q||R nia-.ter ever offered to «>ur »u!>scri!-crs. It in cludes our paper—the best w eekly published in thia part of the state—and the Tour Magazine« of national prominence *h«.>wn above, «ample copies of which may be seen at our office. We have never »old our paper alone at 1 cm than a dollar a year. But on account of the splendid contract we have made with these big publications we are able to give our readers the four magazines with our paper, all one year for only $1.1 ft- just 18 cent» more than the regular price of our paper alone. Send us your order* right away, give them to our representative or call and see u* when you are in town. As toon aa you see these dean, beautiful, interesting magazine* y«xi will want them tent to your own home for V. Clad htr. returned home offer he ing away from home «everal day* Anna Rusael and io r Bister* Hi a |Mfial arrangement we While away he bought sixty head of ’ e« f cattle to keep on his ranch. a year. Myrtle Steidel took dinner al the offer the Santiam News and the Mr Flanagan and daughter Hilda McLain home Tuesday. Twice-A-Week Albany Herald ariiKted by the dog, captured and kill IO JUST THINK WHAT IT MEANS! t<fl 10 * * ** Our Panr aad B mm F&ar Staadari Ma«ariM> Ml «10 Earl Russel start* d o H ack '• 1 .per one year for $1.75. ed n hawk last Friday that measured = ALL FIVE ONE YEAR, ONLY ■ = Rock Saturday where h-> inteu Is To th ." who wish the Daily four feet and three inches. However, tuworkm Spaulding’.* log camp. H- raid we will furnish this jutper the hawk ouceeeded in killing two full- blooded Rhode Island Red chickens be Mrs Freda Hirons boarded and the Santiam News for $2.50; fore he was killed. With Mrs Frank Haberman at 1« s ti an the price of the Her The friend« and neighbors of John public in his line of work any time C. C. BEVAMI' Munkers last week instead of ald alone. Bilyeu were pleased to hoar of hi* they come to town. driving to from school. getting married, the lucky bride being There is »ome talk of circulating a SHEI.III RN ITEMS Miss Edna, oldest daughter of Mr. and petition td get a new road through the Miss Frieda Steidel went Mrs. M M. Myers of Crabtree R F D Abe Pearl place Why not fix what to Nashvill Monday to work for Mr. and Mr«. Alfred h latchford 2. The literary society gathered up a roads we have and then we won't her aunt Mrs Winkler. 201-2 New First National Bank Ridi’. «pent Sunday in Albany with hi« pn- few horns and pans and with a few have any u«e for more new roads; if Glen shilling spent last week -ent» and attended the ervicea of the charge« of powder let John know that tome men would take the time to keep the rest of ^he people wasn't half aa the roads in repair that the' take to helping his brother Virgil cut Chnnt i n Endeavor convention. ALBANY OREGON wood near MunKers.* Jud: on Taylor of Southern Oregon sleepy as he was. John invited the circulate petitions we might hav • bet crowd in and pie. cake, cider and ci tor roads. X. Y. Z i h - brcMii r, Stanley, and Will Hiror.s and (’lint Trexler gars were set up to the crowd. weic out workihg the roads the fdtnily Monday. As Monday, the 23d. was a legal hol The Rev Irl R. Hick*' 1914 Almanac. The party given at the Lyon home last week. They helped the one iday for the mail carriers, there was The Rev Irl R Hicks' 1914 Alma a great deal that goes east from Saturday night wa« well attend«»«!. no mail delivered on the route, and oh, nac is now ready ami will be mailed Thi-rc wen- forty-two prosent and a 1 prepaid for only AS- Professor Hick* 50 YEARS’ here. report a pleasant evening and splendid how the people missed the daily mail. fine .Magazine, "Word and Work*.' EXPERIENCE copy « of this Alma supper. G. L. Flanagan, R. F. D. 1, attended r -nr y-.*r. anil a c<>p> nac for only one dollar The plain ES Oglesbee of Shelburn se- Mis. Mitchell of Albany vi«it«-d with the mail earner»' convention at Albany * ■ II U«. I«tr n"iny. ami -il. . ..r-e.» cured the prize Holstein calf friend« ove. Sunday. , . > . , ’ a.t Monday, which was held at the SL Francis hotel and attended by'an«! tornadue*. makr these pnblica- which E C Smith offered for Virgil Shilling spent Sunday with carrier* from lane, Benton and Linn ti<«n» nrk.«*ity , in every home in sale last week. Mr Smith is get hia parents. counties. Ex-County Judge Stuart America Send to Word and Work» Tn*or Manna ting more orders for calves than Thr mother of Will Churchill wa« made the lx>ys a gomi road« speech and Publishing Company. 301 Fran iklin Draiona Avenue. St Loins. Mo. CowvmoHT« Ac «tneken Sunday w.th her third «troka Postmaster VanWinkle of Albany gave lie can attend to at present. of paraly«is. She ia quite aged and the boys a few goo«l points along the l»«»n'l Y ou Believe ft ."*«>*•« « rÄS recovery .«-rms almost impo««ible. Mil I < Il Y III MS line of work. ••m ,r^ V*” t-e ««linns naimu. ’ »-s«-«* «•»•*! tbn.««h Muu*i * «¿C r*. «ir* Some »av that chrome constipation Charlie Chunhill of Portland came Charle« Osborn of St. Helena is vis cannot be cur-d. Don’t youbrlieve it. M.« » Fanny I.yon from Galesburg, Tuc lay to sec h'« mother, who is very iting friends at Crabtree. Chamberlain’s Tablets have cured 111., i« visiting her brother. Professor ill. The farmers should bear in mind we others why not you? Give them a A «'v'-ter^sri* invatestat wwkl» • ..,«.* n* Lyon, during the present week. Mr«. Oorge and children «pent Sat- have a first-class barber in town who trial. They cost only a quarter, For . ......... ... ' Mr. K* nekc and family hav.- moved :r«lay and Sui lay nth Mr. and Mr«. i« always ready to accommodate the sale by all deal* ra. VdNN S Co. 3 ” *—’ New ioit Brsi.cs oO... «B V B>. W»sí>li«"J¿ ¿5 " M ATTORNEY AT LAW scientific American.