The Santiam news., August 27, 1914, Image 2

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$1.25“Our Paper and Any One of These Clubs “$1.25
EVERAL leading publishers of in i. .. inert have khned with us in orc ci the greatest subscription bar­
gain offers ever put out in this country. Through this combination everybody will be able to get a
yearly subscription to three
s in com. rution with our weekly paper at practically the price
of our paper alone. <J In this 1 st you v. rll find forty different |ienodicals formed into thirty five different
cluI ml Each club has 3 m.igaiincs, except one Special Club which has four magazines; some of these inaga-
sine» sell for as much ns $1 a year- They nre all good and cover a large vanety of choice reading matter,
including History, Music. Rebgton, Educati :i. Fashions, Fancy Needlework, Illustrated Current Events,
Home Decorations. Fiction. Literature, Drama, Ait, Science, Inventions, General Farming, Dairy Farming,
Live Stock, Vegetables. Fruit and i’- ihry.
On account of th« »plendld centra-1 wv b. e trad» with lb« | ut ll*l«t. af the.« «>•<■» < ««, *« »re «bl. t ■ giv« our readvi. a
cbo.. « of any on« of th« dub» In
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Th«» oflkr 1» n-ad« to «vtrybodjr. Il y»u have <»«v»r »utxu -ibed to our p»p«i bel-w«, w« a«k you lo la»« advantage of tbi. offer.
If y nr ar« a aub»<.<lt>er lo out paper *« a.k y ■ u t ■ t r t<rw ao that v-ai ton, n—y get J m.gadne. e.ira I ook over th« Itat and (elect
the club you like beat, tiend v .r orde- v l.y or ^-va y it <-’d«r l-> our repmenuttlve or call at our otfne when In town. If you
•r« r ow a aubacriber to any of tl.e-c tn«g»-nnau «r>4 want to renew )u.t eend yaur order lo u. and we will have your aubecrtpiron
evtrmled If your auhacription lo out p-p*’ it pe-i due, we a-lvtae y<u lo |>ay up and take advantage of thia bargain II you are In
the habit of buying tour n>ag.<rne. through u er Cha nrla. we aik you to juatly compare our cluha and price» with that of any
other offer you '«carve. You. no rlmbt, ere now a auta- rit-er to aome <.f the»« i-e-rodt-ala. You can eave money by eenJing your
ren-wal ord«r lo at. Hereiaa chance topri > it h-un» paper and a yearly aupply ol good reading al a real bargain, li you want
on» or more of theee magaalrrea tent to different ad.lrr- ’ .jnat tr ention it.
The b.drj etidcnce Entcrprhw
is one of the tinners tnat is flatly
oh one side < f ti e proh il i i >t.
<1 i. stion.
TTU. All. VOt'S FTirxOS AW MlC.UnoitS AROUT THIS Rlr. OFFEJt
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Mc-Call » with )»••
Fern* Life
hvairday Life
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Woman • World
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Hvt.ve Lite
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Go-d •’ i*rte*»
Farm Mfe
KvHJhiar Life
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Gr**«*'» Frs»M Grower
Fveryd»» Life
Forni Lit»
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F.»««rday Life
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J wary da» Life
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F»rm«r • Wife
Hum* Life
k.«»ryd»F Life
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Kv«f>ú*r Life
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Wumaca'» World
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Farsa* Life
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Kan»»» City
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Farm Life
H««ry4»y Life
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Gentlewoman
Woman'« World
H^.ne Life
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Ks«»«aCity ^ eettly Slur
1 vrryday Life
Home Lil»
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H'Mithern Rufahst
Home Life
Gentlewoman
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Hom« Lilt
F atm Life
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HOU5LHOLD
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The (
H ard of I qualizi •
tion will n.tet al the Court Hou.-t
at All any, Oregon, Monday Sep
tember 14. 1B11, and tetnain in
«.won six days fur the purpoie
o. publicly examining thu assess-
meat roll and to correct errors in
valuatior , dt -ctiptlonor qualities
of land, lot - or other property.
All per;, ns interestedara hereby
notified io
to appear at the up­
pointed I time and place and, if it
ahull upi [aar to said Board tha.
lands, 1«. •ts, or other property b«
assessed I tw ice, or asscMed in. the
name or names oi any person oi
persons no», the owner thereof,
or assessed under or beyond iU
value, or ant lands, lots .
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property not ass<*t»sed, said Beard
«m n.nkc the i.roiier correctior.
I he ¡w.tlij trnr let
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y- sr.« ago I ua—i Chambrr-
I«»'.» ColM*. t holt-r» »rd diarrhoea rem
wily'* writ.*« (•tx> W Brock, publisher of
tl <* Enterprise, Aberdeen, Md “I dlrs
c,v«r-<! th.vt it wim a quick nnd -mfr
cur« f«.r diarrhoea. since then no one
Can .ell rrc anything «»>d Io l*c *ju«t n«
good.* Imrlnr all thew years I have
trotti n'.riMird
used It an*! rwomnemied
it many
times ami it ha- twver di«app*>int«'d
anyone." For »ale by ail draim.
Bring or send your order to the Santiam News office
Just remember that the News
fflee sells typewriter ribbons
ind carbon paper cheaper than
inyone else in L:nn county.
Attei tion Farmin« 1 have ti e
ig •i.cv f<»r the well known line
»f Oliver machinery. 1 have a
<k of Onxer plows, extras.
ar»*, moldboards, land side-,
team«, handles, joints, in fact
nything in the line of Oliver
; uxis. While I am not making
mV special sales on buggies,
vek , etc, I can furnish you 1
l-H inch common 2 seat hacks
■ I $ 5.00 ai <1 up, surreys at $05
ip, 3 inch Mitchell gears $80.00.
The line of goods I handle is
living the best of satisfaction.
S>m» lines df goods are dear at
any price. The above prices are
re uhir. Some special prices are
misleading. Sometimes it might
k * to your advantage to look
iruund and get prices before you
purchase elsewhere. N I Morri­
son, Scio. Oregon.
The new hammcrless Win­
chester Re|>eating Shotgun is
Htib Bavant of Albtaiy trans- <o ne gun. Morrison has them
acted business in S.iu Tuesday. in both 12 and 16 gauge.
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Saved by a Smile.
“Yea, 1 had a narrow c ape once.
It wss in Calcutta when the plague
• a« raging—many years ago. when
European« had httie better chance
than the natives.
The hospitals
were full to overflowing, and I,
with many other«, «at lying in a
large shed put up tor
for the purpose.
mrge
Some of the poor chaps
ehap« were dead,
and I pretty near it, when a man
came around with one of the doc­
tors to measure the bodies, and I
learned from their talk that they
counted me already among the
corpse«. | was too far gone to cry
out. | could not move; 1 could not
even open mv eye«.”
“What did you do?”
“Oh, I ju.t smiled!"—Westmin­
ster Gaiette.
Cash Paid For
Eqqs, Poultry, Dressed Meats, Etc.
A. J. Shelton
Succe^or to Thos. Large
SCIO. OREGON
«CTaorsasKQzrss
Cheering th» Prisoner.
In “My Varied Lift" Mr. F. C.
Phillipa tells some stories of inci­
dents in assize courts.
Mr. Baron Martin, at the Guild­
ford «Aille», was trying a man for
murder, and he summed up the
jury dead against the prisoner.
The jury, however, too a merci­
ful view of the caw and returned
a verdict of man«laughter. Baron
Martin wa» always very brief in his
sentences and never attempted to
ham w a pri-oncr’s feelings.
“Prisoner at the bar,” said the
old Scotsman, “you're the luckiest
man I Ivor came arrow. Tai* ireual
servitude for Ue."
FIRST CLASS MILK
COWS WANTED
Cows with calf at side or coming fresh within
month.
Also Eat Live and Dreaserl Stock, Eggs, and
Produce of all kinds.
Thos. Large. Scio. Or
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