1
/■
*
i •. .
. »
* *
*■
«
« #
» • *
A»
• '
».
T
• . •>
- . J ’
.
•............
:,-7?
•
■*
•
■ :
’
f -
-
, ’
■. . ."v; / •
▼
'
'
■
•
*"•
.
a
'
< ■
t
\»r*
-
.
'
• e
'
4.
1
f
.
MARKET REPORT
Th« following arr raah prier, <{uoted
• All annour ••«•mente under thia bradihg
• >n Thurxiay of rack wrek by our
arc paid adv«-rtiaem«iiU. )
dealers:
Wiieat. per bushel
. ....
s V.
St
(>aU
Flour, per Back . .................
I n
Bran, per ton..........................
25 UP
Middling«, |>«r ton
Xi CM
Chop, wheat, per ton .........
32 <M
Chop, oata, per ton...............
25 <">
Candidate for Republican
Hutter. (Country) per roll
nomination for
Egg«, p»r doxen
I'hickena, |*r pound ............
SHERIFF
<>aaa«. per pound.
At the Primaries May 15. 1914
Turkeys. per pound
thick«, per pound 1‘ekin
burka. Indian Bunner ..
I hereby announce my candi- Beef, per pound, live weight
5 touS
.....................
lacy for the office of ghrritf of Pork, dreMed
«
Linn county on the democratic pork. live weight
Veal. l<er pound, fur ship! i g
11»
For Sheriff
.
1
For County Clerk
9
/
I
For Countii (dork
When in nerd of printing give
the News office a call. First class
Grevn bone and meat scrajis work and prices right. Wv make
3c. dry bone 2 l-2c, cracklings a specialty of letter head«, en
velopes, statement«, bill heads,
2 l-2c. Sci I Meat Market.
sale bills, business cards, ladies
Ladica Calling Carl« printed or railing carda, and in fact com
blank for «ale at thia otfl a
mercial printing of all kinds.
Ground
Myers spray pumps are the
'»•st on the market. N I Mor
rison handles them.
You know wh«t happen« in a bout*
m which the plumbing is in poor condi
tion—everybody in the houae ia liable
■r some other fever,
rhe digestive organs perform the same
functions in the human body as the
nlumbing does for the house and they
• Hoii'il l>c kept in first class condition
ill the time If .you have any trouble
with your digestion take Chamberlain's
I al.lets and you arr certain to grt re
lief
For sale by a|l dealer«.
«
4
«
a
Needed
Tins is not a Prize Conte«. Every ber
v.l.ot. Is out and mails the corner cou
pon can earn thia hi^h-grade Buyile
for very little effort during spats
titre
ASK ’"Hie Bi vrfe Man.
Mail this coupon 1O-DAY
RECOMMEND
oaâys
Today’s Magazine is now a real neces
sity to every woman who has at heart
the health, welfare, progress and happi
ness of her family.
Your
on
9-
* i
»
» '
*
■41
* Î
*
»
A«y
lall )'«<<•««.
loday’s Magazine
lay May Maa«»« I' attar«)
1 lousewife
Woman’s World
Woman’s World
Home Life
Today’s Magazine
I As, Ms, MsM.n Csusral
Boy’s Magazine
American Boy
Today’s Magazine
(A*y May Meat»« Fallar«'
. AII for only
I
60c
Yue mu SQc
All for only
Ì
I $1.25
Yuewv.ll 3
Modern Priscilla
All for only
McCall’s Magazine
$1.00
V m »
(A«> McCall Penata)
Today’s Magazine
ms a ISa
lAa» May M •**<»'• Falta««)
Woman’s Home
Companion
Today 's Magazine
■ A«» May Maat tua l’alta««)
Ladies’ World
Modern Priscilla
Today’s Magazine
lA«y May Meato« Pa«ara‘
I $1.60
Lärm and I lomc
Farm and Firesidc
Today’» Magazine
’ Yo. MVS
All fur only
McCall's Magazine
. All foe only
Woman’s World
Today's Magazine
' Yoe Mv< Me
I
All for only
Yoe m .. «0.
I
$1.35
Y mim ..II 15
. All for only
75c
no
<Aay May Mani«>» Fattara)
Aaf MctlaJI Fait«««
80c
I Aar Mar Maawa tansra)
Never before have such low prices been made on clubbing offers including the moat
popular magazines. We urge every magarine reader to taka advantage ot thia big
opportunity we have provided. Call or mail your order to,
J
Scio, Oregon
Santiam News
Come u p and see the Flume
You’ll Be Welcome!
We are now in poaitioa to deliver rough and »ited lumber, -hiplap. Boxing. etc., at end
of flume on George Rodger's place. l»imen»ion and Framing Lumber from «10.00 p« r M
up NO St.COM> GROW TH
Also complete house and bam Mila, including Finishing.
Flooring, Rustic. Ceiling, shingles, etc . delivered in or near Scio. I-eave your bills to
be figured with foreman at end of flume, or at Wade's atore, or mail to ua at Scio.
I»
*
Magazines
By accepting at once one of our Extraordinary Combination ( Biers—
Each Magazine for One ’I car New or rencxxal subscriptions accepted
When in need of go cart or
Why not spend Sunday eve
aulkey rubber tires Morrison ha ning at the picture show? First
lt machine and all sixes of tin- •lass films, go«xl music and ad-
and can put them on while you mssion nrice 15c and 10c. Show
wait.
40
darts at 8.1M) sharp.
.♦
'rtf
Save Money
Buy all your magazines of us.
We can give you four magazines
me year with The News for
>nly 18 cents extra.
1
4
Dr>r “Bkxte Men” i
|”o«r »el me how m
one ef
hifh fr«de
m , »
wt c .,c/; a.>4
likol.
For latest sty les, for delightful stories,
for money-sax ing and labor-sax ing ideas
Today’s Magazine is now the recogniz
ed headquarters.
Look to Your Plumbing
farm
ma
Man”
BICYCLE /> 7. Tk.
«<C.I! fa
>/ 23« W sm> «areas
?
Naw Yo»b City
-
(
Money X
Today’s Magazine at 50 cents per
y ear, including any May Manton Pattern
free, is an unequalled bargain and the best
investment any woman can make. Sub-
scril>e now—every number you miss is a
genuine loss to you.
McCall's Magazine
ng up. II*
gouged
men who
baited to
4'
Do you want
4°
“Dir
this dandy A?
Bicycle
I
Bids Wanted
Bids w ante i for janitor for the
Scio scho >1 house for the school
year of 1914-1915 for a period of
nine months. Bids must I m » in
the hands of the undersigned by
the :<t>th day of April, 1914.
The board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
J F WESELY,
Clerk of Hist No. 95.
/7
Women everywhere are talking about
Today’s Magazine, the 1 . , practical,
helpful, artistic, handsome ly illustrated
and indispensable far.hion, fancy work,
housekeepers and mother’s guide.
Relying on home record for;
favor 1 wish to submit my name,
for the approval of the republi-1
•an voter* at the Primaries, May|
15. 1914.
I
RALPH THOM,
Lebanon, Oregon.
• o * J
d
•
ff
Because Today’s will afford
you recreation, inspiration,
uplift, pleasure and good
cheer, besides much helpful
and important information on many most vital, timely
and interesting subjects.
T oday’s is simply wonderful.
a
»
*. /
•
Mammine tur Womuii
To the Voters of Linn County:
Owing to the fact that I have had
nearly five years experience in
the County Clerk's office as Dep
uty Clerk and have familiarized
myself with the intricacies of the
office, and believing that I am
able to render satisfactory service
to the public. I hereby announce
my-elf as a candidate for the
nomination as County Clerk on
the Republican ticket at the pri
mary election. May 15, 1914. I
will greatly appreciate your sup
in port.
R. M. RUSSELL
<•1
Albany, Oregon.
—n
'
•
Grant Pirtle
ekot, subject to the will of the
ot»u at tl.e primary election to
Th» Oregon Silo people have j
e held May 15. 1914
just
eri-cted a silo for II E Mui-
ED SCHOEL
len 1-2 mile west of Sanderson
bridge. Those interested in a
silo will do well to look at same
a
before buying. E H Holloway.
Agent. Albany. Oregon.
a
I her-by announce myself as a
• andidatc for the nomination on
the Republican ticket for the
office of County Clerk of Linn
County, supject to the will of the
voters of that party at the Pri
maries May 15, 1914.
C B WINN.
Albany. Oregon.
5'
< f
' .
'
.
\
*’s Aiiaoutferaents
COUNTRY
CORRESPONDENTS
• • y.'
'
Is