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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1914)
0 I Í i I Ki LETTERS FROM OUR « 0 COUNTRY Ö CORRESPONDENTS 0 Clair McLain has been suffering with a sprained wrist for »uv«*ral days. Mrs Ella 1’orter i> to be the teacher of this school next winter. She has had a number of years’ e.r|»erience in the school room, Í Mr and Mi- < ieorge Blatch- Dud «|wnt Saturday tn the cherry city. Notes from the Elk iM horn M mes We makna «pecialty of Friend ship, Engagement and Wedding Ring< F M T rench A: Son, Al- It i» expected mail will be delivered at bany, Oregon. Aiministrator’s Nance ' Notice is hereby given that the under signed has f»eeti duRr appointed admin istrator of the rítate of l*ai»y D. Dar- by, decraeed. by an order of the county court of the «tate of Oregon, tor Ihr ■ounty of Linn. All oeraons having claim» against • bmì estate arc hereby notified lo pre- lent the same duly verified, to the un- irrslgned »I Scio. Oregon, within S.» norths from the date of this notice. bated this 11th day of June. 1914. it. F DARBY, a week, commencing Jack Appleyard. a veteran prospector and miner of this district p.i m-d from tin» life at his daughter's I home in Sa !em last week, Jack was i well known aliing the river and held a group of claims at Mineral Harbor, Death U «X due to |iaralysis. Messrs lungmark mid Williams •r rived at the stiver King Saturday, 1 hr former is president of the company Black Engle 1» reported sold for t »<l0,IXMl to eastern people. Claude Compton left Elkh< rn hill Saturday for I ebanon to spend the 4th. Claude has teen »iterating the Georgia Buggy on the night shift at the Crow n. À ; ■ PREMIER "Non-Puncture” Auto Tires Guaranteed 7,500 Mile« Service These tires bear the greatest known mileage guarantee, yet ar. sold at a price even less than tire» of ordinary guarantee. This <;t a K av TKK cuVtuts rt v<Tt HK», HIOW- o V tk ami genera! wear. Guarantee covers 7,500 miles service against everything except abuse. These tin-s are intended for most severe service. High ersde r ripper carbonate ore has been opened up at the Crown mine thia Orders have been received for week, also <>m<- sample al^ow chrv - these tires for use in United tallied native silver. Kids will be .States (Jovernment Service. avkid fur by the company for the erec Asa SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY tion of a sngon bridge across the North offer, we will allow the following price« fork on the road to the portal of the for the next ten day», main crosscut, io a« io more conveni i ini a h m.s ently trans|»urt the heavy machinery to Tube Tire to- used in the ro .at r .ctlull of the tun |2.00 ma » 9 «I» nel. 3t*x3 2.30 10.25 Ira Gilchrist u ho has been manager 30x3j 13.50 2.90 at the Albany mines in quartiville the 3.00 32x.q 14.06 past three mor ths, arrived in i»ates 3.20 34x.q 15 25 Saturday, accompanied by his wife, on 17 oo 31x4 3.25 their way to Albany to »pend the 4th. IH.00 3.30 32x4 Mt Gilchrist brought out some very 33x4 19.80 3.40 fine samples of «re taken fn»rn recent 30 40 3.60 34x4 workings at the Albany and rejHirt» JI.00 3 . NO 35x4 some developments going on in that re 22.00 36x4 3.90 gion; also some iin|H»rianl ore discov 36x4* 26.00 6 00 eries are being made. 36x4| 27 Ut» 6.10 27.50 37x4* 6.16 32-60 5 40 37x6 Cured of Indigcsti-m All lher • ixe». Non -Skids 2»> per Mr* Sailie I* Clawson, Indiana, l*n. cent extra. 5 per cent discount if pay* was bothered with in igention. “My ment in full accompAni<-a order and if stomach pained me night ami day." she two arc »» ordered, shipping charges writes, “I would feel bloated »nd have will be paid by u». C. (>. D. on 16 per headache and b -li-hing after eating. «1 cent of anwiunt of gtder. Our output also suffered from constipation, My is limited so we suggest early ordering. daughter hail used « hamberlains tab We »ell direct only, giving purchaaer lets and they did het so much good I that the advantage of all middlemen'» she gave me a few iloscs of them arxl profits. insisted upon my trying them. ' 1 hey NON PI XCTURE RELINERS helped me as nothing else has done." U»e our famous rvliner», they elim For sal« by ail dealer» inate blow outa and 90 per cent of puncture», ; besides giving many thousands more miles »ervice to each SIIELBl HX ITI MN tire. When in your tire, you ride ' without worry or tire trouble». For all 3 inch tires. . 11 96 1 or all 3| inch tires . .. 2.211 For all 4 inch tire» ... . 2.60; For all 4t inch tire» .. 2.75 Fnr all 6 inch tire» .. .. 2 90 been here visiting For all 5) inch tire» 100 lime. hON PUNCTURE TIRE FACTORY The barn party given at the Lyon Imine Saturday night was well attended. Dayton, Ohio Asa 11 imns and family IIIO- Special Hosierq Offer to red to Salem Saturday ami Guaranteed 'A ear-t.»er Hosiery I or attended the cherry fair. Miss Frieda Steidel, Mrs Bate* uik I Archie Byron Bates and Bates wefe Nlght-Nvriitg at the cherry fair last week. Men And Women l adles Special Offer For Limited Time only >ix pair of our finest 35c value ladies guaranteed hose in black, tan or white colors with written guarantee, for: M.00 and ll*c for postage, etc. Npeilal Offer I or Men Miss I •osier «ho has been quite ill at the Blatchford I ioiih * is much improved in For a limited time ouly, six pair» of our finest 3be value «iuarantced Hoae health. A number of people from here spent Sunday in pirn- inc wild bvirie* dowii on the fiver. They came back with well tilled pails and say the picking is tine. Mr* Steidel accompanied by her «laughter Mis Earl Russell spent last Wedn«'- «lav with her Byron Bates. Jim <»«»urge rode his “In- dian" to Salem Saturday and took in the cherry fair. I * • »; *i • Old tmpers 5 cents a bundle at the News office. Special Sunday dinner# at the Scio ilotei. Several nm were <!i»> harged at or • of the mine» thl» w.-i k on account of ■ dispute over unionising the camp. any color with written guarantee and a • pair of our well known Men'» Paradise Uarters for one dollar, and 10c for poatage, etc. A <>u know these hose, they stooil the 1 test when all others failed. They give ' real foot comfort. They have no seam» ( to rip. They never become loose and i baggy as the ebape is knit in, not ' pre ud in They are (iuarantced for .'Inenrss. for style, for superiority of material ami workmanship, absolutely 1 tainb s, ar>d to wear »lx months with- I nt holes, or anew pair free. Don't delay send tn your order be- ■ orc offer ev Ires Give correct site ALAR EX ER HOSIERY COMPA.NV Dayton. Ohio ♦ J. s. 8T!<’HA, Proprietur Confectionery, Ice (’nam, Tobacco $ and Cigai’s $ Administrator of the estate of Daisy I». Darby, deceased. S. II Helttei, Atl'y for Estate. II It Hull ia building a wugun bridge a<-ruas the river at Elkhorn Elkhorn twice July I. ( X )Z^’ Severe Attack of C<>U< Cured Í FIRST CLASS MILK COWS WANTED I ■ »trs. within a Cows with calf at side or coining fresh month. E E Cross, who travels in Virginia W | and other southern states, was taken fl coddenly and severely ill with colic At ? he first store he came to the mi-rchant jr | recommended Chamberlalna colic, chol- ■ era and diarrhoea remedy. Two doers si ; of it cured him. No one should leave ■ : liome on a journey without a bottle of i. I thia preparaltbn. For sale bv all deal- K Also Fat Live and Pressed Stock, Produce of all kinds. Egg»», and t Thos. Large, Scio. 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