The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, June 25, 1914, Image 4

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All makes of typewriter rib-
bo is f“r sale hl the News office,
35c each.
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MARKET REPORT
Confectionery, Ice (’nani,
• and Ci gal’s
CORRESPONDENTS
IIirons and family.
Miss Audrey D >-i
land is visiting with .Mrs
Blatchford,
.Mr» Blain of near The D.ill* ■
wad visiting with old friend*
here last week.
home
Will Miller returned
Monday from Eastern Oregon
wm re he has been veiling.
.Mrs Rosa Mill« r has been ill
for the last week.
Mr Allen and family of Tie mu.»
attended the exercises Sunday
ai.d s|M>nt the day with Asa
Hir<m - and family.
Rev .1 Ed Blair was entertained
nt the Port r horn Sunday night.
He wiil preach here again next
Sunday.
Mr Wa'! e and fntnil of Cot*
tag® i.r.v* v i* l witu Mrs
Mary Bennett and family over
Sui day.
Earl (Io .ch was working near
Jefferson last week.
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The following ST” casti prices quoted Notice 1« hereby given that the under
on Thursday of each w.-ek by our signed ha» Lw-en duly appointed admin-
■ istrator of the estate of Daisy D. Dar­
dealer»:
Wheat, per bushel....................
I K5 by. dreea»ed. by an order of the county
Oat* ....................................... ...
34 i •■ourt of the «late of Oregon, for the
Flour, per sack.......... ........... ...
1 25 ! county of Linn.
25 00
All person« having claim« against
{Iran. |«-r ton..........................
Middlings. per ton..................
32 30 «aid estate srv hereby notified to prc-
Chop, wheat, per ton.......,
32 U0 ‘ »ent the same duly verified, to th- un-
25 00 'leraigned at Scio. Oregon. within ale
Chop, oat«, per ton............ . ..
Butter, (Country! per roll...
40 months from the dale of thia notice
IS
Dated this 11th day of June. 1914.
Eggs, per doten........................
B. F. DABBY.
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Chicken«, per pound..............
tieeee, per pound...............
S Administrator of the estate of Daisy D.
The Children’;. Dav exercic«- Turkey», per found. ..............
Darby. deceased.
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given at the church Sunday wen Doc',». per pound Pekin
8. H. lii ltrel, Att'y for Estate.
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vudl attend«*d and enjoy cd by a I Duck». Indian Runner ........
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Beef, per poutxi, live weight
& to 06
present.
Pork, dressed ...........................
*4 Old najH*nt 5 cents a bundle al
Mrs Swink of Dundee sp< nt Fork, live weight..................
a the News office.
Sunday with her bister. Mra Asa Veal, per fwund. for «hipping
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FIRST CLASS MILK
COWS WANTED
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(let Wld of \<>ur Mieumitbm
Special Sunday dinners at the
Now i« the time to get rid of your
Scio Hotel.
rheumatism. You ran do it if you sp-
within a
• own with calf at side or coining fresh
month.
ply Chamberlain's lunimcnt.
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larckhard, Hemer City. N Y, write«,
PREMIER
“Ijut spring I suffered from rhruir.t-
"Non-Puncture” Auto tism with terrible panw in my arma
and shoulder», I got a buttle of Cham*
Tires
brrlain*« Liniment and the first appli­
Guarunt«*«*<i 7,500 Milt-a
cation relieved me, By using one bot­
tle of it 1 was entirely rur«l," for
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Service
tir< • bear th- greatest known »ale by all dealer».
• .«.<• ,’.i:i’.ii •< c. yet ar«- »old at ■
price even lea« th»n tire» of ordinary
:i.:itee. This <3 ARA'TKF. «oVKM
.TIRE», Bi.ow«ocni ami general
wear, Guarantee cover» 7.5*0 mil«-«
wrvice against «-very thing except
I (..-«« tire« are intended for
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«pvvrc »mire.
Also Fat Live and Dressed Stock, Eggs, anti
Produce of all kinds.
Thos. Large, Scio. Or. |
kRTILY RECOMMEND
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oaâys
Orders have been received for
hew* tin *« fur use in United
States Government Service.
» St’FCilL INTKODI’CTOIIV
r, wr will allow th«’ following prices
for th» next ten days.
IIBI 5 fl in s
Tire
Tube
28 »3
* 3.20
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10 25
30x3
30x3|
13.80
14.06
32x3|
15.25
34 *•'. j
31x4
17.00
18.00
32x4
19.80
33x4
20.40
34x4
21.00
35x4
22.00
83x4
26.00
83x44
27.00
38x44
27.50
33x44
37x5
32.00
All other «ixe». Non-Skal» 20
■•nt extra. 5 |«-r cent <h»cuunt if pay- I
nent in full accompaniea order and if
wo are so ordc/vd, »hipping charges
- ill l.e paid bv us. C. O. D. on 15 per
•nt « f amount of order. Our output |
. limited ao we suggest early ordering.
A«- -ell direct only, giving purchaser
:hr advantage of all middlemen's
profits.
NON Pt XCTl’RE REl.INF.RS
l'»e our famous rehnera, "they elim-
nate blow outs and 90 jier cent of
giving
juncture«, .beside«
many
'houaanda more mile* service to each
tire. When in your tire* you ride
without worry or tire trouble«.
For all 3 inch tires.
For all 3| inch tire«.,
For all 4 inch tire«,
For all 4j inch tire«
For all 5 inch tire«
For all 54 |nrb tire»
c Maganne fur Women
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John Griffin was over Saturday night
visiting w.in his mother, Mrs » A
Gaine.
('Iiiruni Griffin drove over to Stayl<.n i
Saturday with n variety of fruit tn it:
the »autism Farm for hi» »islcrs Mrs
Jennie l.ovi-joy atxl Mr» Belle Alvord,
who ai< running th«- Cottage hotel with
goc«l patrons; e.
Thoma» »mm! »nd family drove to
John Miller’s on th«. Sorth Santiani
.»aturday night.
The McMinnville fire association agent
Mr Kirkpatrick of > a ■ anon was through
here Friday writing insurance.
The Watkina medicine agent who
sells the beat of m«-»t all kinds of medi­
cines, was here Saturday.
A drove of some 75 head of 2 year-
old cattle, mostly Hereford., and none
deformed, paaaed through h.-re, bound
for Kaatarti Oregon. No telling when*
they came from.
Mr» M i’ Gain««, i* now nicely im
proving since changing medicire.
The Santiani Farm I« now having
m FUNCTURE TIRE F1CI0RT
Newtoi • rabtree dry hi» lugana and
Dayton, Ohio
cut rants, and IM> gallon» were put in
the dryer »aturday and drietl out fine
by Monday noon, when another lol « as
put in.
The farir.qra union met Sunday at
the Bohemian hall with a full house and Guaranteed '.Vear-l ver Hosiery Foe
a new cla»« of members, with promise*
Men And Women
enough to make up to ICO »own
Mr
l.adics Special Otter
•yke» th« «.rganixer of Pendleton will For Limited Time Only
lw down with u» the Fourth to lecture
Six pair of our finest 35c value ladies
on th«* good of the farmers union and gunranlevd hose in black, tan or white
organise local« at Shelburn, Crabtrrc ■olors with written guarantee,
and Jordan to join us on the Fourth.
JI.00 and 10c for postage, ttc.
Our road boa* 1« doing «ome good
Special otter For Men
gra ting on the Itichsnlson lane, mak
For
a
limited time ouly, *ix pair» of
ing ditches on tach side with road slip*
■ nr ti st ..■>■ value Guaranteed Hose
and polishing up with the engine and
grader with the intention of graveling any color with written guarantee and a
nair of our writ known Men’s Paradise
as much as possible.
iarters for one dollar, and 10c for
The recent rain* hove put a »care in­ postage, etc.
to some farm« ra who have their clover
\ ou know these hose: they stood the
nay cut a* It i» poor stuff to turn rain
test
when all others failed. They give
only from the out..ide of a cock to the
eal foot comfort. They have no «earn»
inside.
to rip. They never bc<-ome loose and
Mrs Smith and Mrs Turner drove up >aggy •» the shape i« knit in, not
t>> Providence Smwia,- for a little outing
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They ate Guaranteed for
and to attend church.
'incneaa. for style, for superiority of
PIE EATER.
material ami workmanship, absolutely
Spec id I Hosiery Offer
•taml< •» and to wear »1* month» with-
hoi««, or anew pair tree.
We makes specialty of Friend­ it Don't
daisy send *n your order be
ship, Engagement and Wedding ‘ore otter ext ires Give correct sue
Rings. —F M French & Son, Al­ Al AW IM W HOSILKY COMPANY
Da> ton. Ohio
bany. Oregon.
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