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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1914)
H3HT OVER COIN BOERS FüïüPFlifIDS SHOWING THAT OREGON D2Y »WANS BETTER BU3L HESS FOR ALT. LINES 8AVZ ONLY 3AL00N3. ■uu< v w„.* ¡cuti a I eturn to pros perity. I’or the experience of all Ore gon dry towns has proved this to be the case. Too much trouble to go to I am in the market for fat live church and get dinner the same stock, also stock hogs and milk day? (let Sunday dinner at the cows oil orders. Fur any in The Weekly Oregonian, includ Scio Hotel. formation call Scio telephone ing Comic Supplement until Jan r*l4 ade.rt ••«-ml by Ces*aslti«e sT Oss central. Thus. Large. I mm ««»4 M»rg»a . F«rtU»4. Ore. uary 1, 1916. more than an en Call at the People's Store and tire year, for 75c. This offer is see the valuable premiums given Cabbage for kraut for sale by good only during the bargain free with cash purchases. J M Lindley. Pióìure Show Sun period which ends November 30, 1914, to new or present sub day Ni scribers. Mail or bring your subscriptions today to the office 117/¿'.V ATTEXDISG Why not spend Sunday eve- of the Santiam News. ning nt the picture show? First class films, good music, and ad Evening Telegram and Santiam mission price 15c and 10c. Show Neus $-1 00 per year starts at 8:00 sharp. camber 31. Manufacturers and Land Products Show sale. Onions for Lukenbach. Truman Cabbage Lindley. I Card of 1 hanks nv OFTcs r_ roo~,wnr. ¡1 • ' tut’ r Pul tlclfy Lkpgir Weekly Oregonian OtMl Through the columns of this paper wo wish tu thank all the The gn at campaign to ' friend« who so kindly assisted us make On gun "w.t” ha* I in the burial of our mother, Mrs failed. Ti < pxposur.- Ly Dr. < ora Martha M Houston. Wo also Talhutt, m •«•rt'lary of the , les ire to thank all those who •‘Taxpayers’ and Wage tent flow ers. Mrs Carrie Jordan l’nri ¡ is’ League,” that the Mrs Lena Blnkney •in>i..ati<Hi consisted of two Mrs Orpha Greiner j et: -, Mis, Duniway and Dr. Talbott, and was fi nanced by the brewers and <t! 'ill ts to make Oregon “vet,” threw the fat into the fire. T!u- brewers and di-tiller.s know that all kinds of bn si ne ; save theirs is better in : dry town. for sale October 26 to by J M 12-lf November II Portland, Oregon Bring your fresh vegetables to tke Scio Hotel. Farmers attention! I am still handling the same high grade farm machinery and have also added the famous line of Oliver plows. N I Morrison. Make Your llrathiuarhrs.lt The New PerKins Hotel Ihsans without hath $1.00 Rooms with hath $100 We make a specialty of Friend ship, Engagement and Wedding Rings. -F M French & Son, Al bany, Oregon. // SILI EE It. Man,tier --—wo*. "MBSk;'.«■■■>warnumaaaraaMsw•*«■ m. /. ; JSost Club *«• ® fffe r Hit GWTUWMAN tm »«tv«. AM* «ML m»l>«J ****** »fcUMis*« Todflvs T ht • know this has been proved by fi'tu.e. anti 4.id* from Salem, Orc/ < C.ity, Ilosibur.t Albany, Newberg, Ashland, Corvallis. Pen- dletun and many other towns. Orgeat :st:< n Spreads Untru’ba. So they orvani.od the "Taxpay er,' nad Wn;; Enrncrs' League" to rj.rer.d misinformation «bout Ore gon dry. Th. v know baijk deposit* In dry towns have increased in number nnd amount. They know bad debt« arc almost unknown m uM dry towns. I hey know collections are belter. They know- arrest* from drunkenness arc almost unknown. $I.25=Our Paper and Any One of These Clubs”$1.25 VW EVERAL leading publisher* of magazine* hove joined with ua in ore of the greatest subscription bar gam offers ever put out in this country. Through this combination everybody will be able to get a yearly subscription to three magazines in combination with our weekly paper at practically the price of our paper alone. <] In this list you will find forty different periodicals formed into thirty five different clubs. Each club has 3 magazines, except one S|>ecial Club which ha* four magazines; some of these maga zines sell for as much as $1 a year. They are all good and cover a large variety of choice reading matter, including History, Musa.*, Religion, Education, Fashions, Fancy Needlework. Illustrated Current Events, Home Decorations, Fiction. Literature, Drama. Art. Science, Inventions. General Farming, Dairy Farming, Live Stock. Vegetables, Fruit and Poultry. S .. . ------- Tl»«.y knew ewry ury lows in Ore gon i* prosperous. .. fcWWiOHE li ■..jy’ So, they became desperate. Taaps/ers’ League I* “J ke." Then liny organized the Joke "Taxpayer»' and Wage Earner»' Dr. T aliiolt was »cere- tary. She became disgusted when she learned money was being eol- lected by the brewer* and distil- leries by the use of her name, and she resigned. Then Mis. Ihiniway advert Ise <1 lavhhly, announcing ¡hat the money the "league” v»a* using was pro vided bv the. bre wei *. tin- < !-■ ign ¡.;!'.Information carric.l <>n by employe* of the lea ¡lie, who are also employe* of the brew eiie* and diMilirric*. is now known all over Oregon. ■ i - W mows Kimball’s On *rcount of lha splendid conuavt we have made with the publUhere of ibe«e magazine», we ara able io give our readere a Cbout of any one of the club* In combination with out (-«per one veai for *1 iS. Ju*t ZSc more than the ptl e of our paper alone. Thia offer M made to everybody. If you have never eubacribed to our paper before, we a*k you to take advantagr of thia offer. If you are a eubactiber to our paper we aak you lo renew so that you loo, may gel 1 magatmee eitta. Look over the lial and .elect the club you like best. Send your order today or give your order lo our tepieaentatlve or .all al our oth.e when in town. If you ara now a aubacriber to any <4 tliaae mag.ainea and want to renew ju.t eend your order lo ua and we will have your aubacripuon »■tended. If your subscription lo our paper 1» peal duo, we advise you to psy up and tak. advantage of thia bargain. II you are In the habit of buying your magaames through other channel*, we aak you to Justly compare our clubs and prices with that <4 any uther offer you receive. You. no doubt, are now a subs, fiber to some uf these periodical*. You can *av* money by sending your renewal order too*. Here Is a chance in get your home paper and a yearly supply of good reading al a real bargain. II you want on* or mure of the** magazine* sent lo different addresses, just mention it. TtU. ALL YOU« ntlEND* ANO NKK.HSOR* ABOUT THIS BIG OH I M « I I I« N*. 1 McCall*» with fr«« »attar« > Farm Life Kv«ryday Life < I I R Ne. 3 Woman . World People« Popular Monthly G«n 11« woman 1 1 I R Nw. 9 Haarth and Hom« Farm LHa HounhUd Mugartn« (.11 II N«. 4 Amrilcin Women Farm l ife Hou »ahold Ou««< Brewer* Spending Your Money. ¡Scry man, woman and child has Io spend $20 a year with the saloons. If you do not drink, some one else has I > pay YOt K share. So, it i* YOUR money the Ore gon brewer* and Eastern distil leries have been using to persuade Vol' Oregon wet will do YOU good. It i* believed they expect to spend over f2UO,OO0 of YOUR money. Cl I II Ms. S Today*« ‘with fr«« F »rm Life Hunwhold Magarin« ( I I h n *. n Today*» ‘with tre« ratiera) Rvaryday Life ü «n « lew «r» an (HB No. T Fsnrvwort Magasin« ft ver y de y I ife W«man • World They know Oregon dry will put them out of buaineaa aud kelp every other kind of buaineaa in the etale. <1.1 H Me. • Farm and F ire»» 4« Wwnrni World Hun,. Life Cl I N Farm and Home Woman*» World 4d ÜUM1 Although the breweries and dis tilleries know Oregon dry is for better business, prosperity at more work, they are fighting it. Ke Saloonei .J Dair.v Farmer .a Bstfer Buaineaa. We have had hud times with the saloon, haven't we? Wby n<<l try no saloon? It can’t make things worse and is certain to make things belter. The reason is; * » 32 h- s- f II II Ne. IH Today*» iwlth fr«« p«it«r«) Gentlewoman Hum« Life <1 I H N.. |R Rurc«e«ful Farming Home Life Kveryday Life <1 I II N«. 30 Farmer • Wife Heme Life Kveryday Life CLVB N«. 31 Happy Hour» Fsrm Mfe örnUrwoman < 1 |*R N*. IO Today’» (with (’•• patt»ra) Woman • World Hom« Life Cl.l N aN*. 11 Om>d Storla» Farm Life Kvaryday Life < l.l R N*. 13 Orrtn'« Fruit Orow«r Kv«ryday Life Farm Life < 1 I'll Me. 19 Today*» * with fr«» p«tl«rn) Pralrl« Farm«r HoM»«hul.J Magaeina Nri<( IAI. <4.VII Ham« Price «• Other* World ^ooltrv /irm Homo LlfO ^oro9 Llfo Cl.t’H N*. 33 Fsrm, ,’°*A •r‘<® Hom« W om«n * W q <I4 Hom« Life CI.CH N.. 39 V*««iabl« Qruw«r Today « 'with fr»« p«lt«rn) ■ v«rydoy Life CI.VR No. 34 Woman * World Farm Life Today’» * with fr«« pattern) Cf.t ll No. 39 Wnmta'i Hom« Weakly w oman • W or M Hom« LI»« Cf.l II N<. | 4 P«*»pl« « Popular Monthly F»»r » Prn<’««« Woman’» World < l.t II N.. IS Poultry Item Today » (with fr«« pattar*) Farm Lil« ( I l li N*. Id Hoy»* MngAfln« H«m«Ll fe Q«n »few uman <.!.• Il N*. IT Kimball*« Dairy Farm«« Hom« Life G«n»l«woman ' 77/ < ’ > < II II N*. 3tl Fancyw»rb M»g««tn« Ganllawoman Today s with fr«« pattern) < II I« N«. 3F Kansas City Wg«bly Star Farm Life fcwrydey Life Cl CH No. 31 Oral few oman Woman’s World Home Lite < I I II N*. 3R Ka%»a«Ctly trebly St.«r Kvoryday Life Hum» Life < I T II No. .TO Roufhgrn kurshrt Hom« Life Gentlewoman < I I II No 91 Parmer'« hly Dispatch Si Paul Hom« LU« Farm Life < I.CH No. 93 Rural W eehly 'St Paul) Grnllrwomsn K vary day Life «1.1 II Nm 99 American H°m« Woman « World Ganliewoman <1.1 II No. .94 McCall*» (with fr«» pattern/ Kveryday Life Hou »«hold Gue»« > EHOLD Money spent on the saloon can not ba »pent (or groceries. Money spent in t'-e saloons—much of it— goes East. Money spent for dry goods and groceries stays in Ike towns and makes better buciness. ♦ b mar '-ra of the Committee of Uno Hundred are all Oregoaian». Most of them are business men. The* ask you to vole Oregon dry, because they know, as the brew- TS also know, that Oregon dry I an aus better buxine*», loss er taxa*. Bring or send your order to the News office
