The Santiam news., November 26, 1914, Image 3

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Railroad Time Table
Our Xmas Gift to You
Arrival an» Departure ef Passenger
Train«
W«M»iburh-Spr ingfiehl Hranrh
WEST Still
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‘ Albany.
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|l)»ily except Sunday
Dr Mary Cole of Iluxton is
visiting with her sister. Mrs M C
Gill.
N Young returned home Sat­
urday from John Brock’« where
he slant two weeks visiting. He
reports a tine time.
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C. (’. BRYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
SOI-Ï N«w Firat National Bank l<l»l¿
National i<
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your friends at ,\ mtime ; Ot coirne v < mi do
and we want to remember our friends wuh tomefhmg that i* not only
useful but lasting aa well. Our »ubirrtben ate out real It tends and
with such a viricty of taatev it hi« not been an easy lark to rind some­
thing that al. would apprtniate. We iwlieve we have found it and
hue it is- X 2. 6 pico Xmas \saonmcm for mak ng your Xma< gifts
look attractive, an up-toJate J re»» pattern of your own • ele» tion and
three hr-t th»» magarne»—one an agricultural publication with a
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m a household magai ne of
eftnimr merit.
fZ’e ore aure rheie f< w
curtin
laitmi an» totnvthu: ; that arili nini
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Ardte Powell and Jim Abls.tt
attended the football game at
Corvallis Satuiday.
These Three Magazines each one year
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Mrs Peery and ton. Wilson, of
Day ton are visiting at the home
of the former’s »on, E C Peery.
Miss Celia E Bump, who is
touching at Mill City, spent the
week end at the home of Mr and
Mrs R Shelton.
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W. A. Ewing,
President
A. t. Randall,
Vice I'rcs.
Does a general banking buxine»«,
receive* money subject to eheca, pay.
interest on
time deposit«, and i-
r» gularly
inai ected by state bank
examiners.
DR. T. K. SANDERSON
DENTIST
Teh-phone:
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Howard Montgomery i» again
1 :n the Saltm Hospital where I k
i underwent another serious ope­
ration.
r\ F B nr J who has been ill for
some time is so far recovered
that he is able to come down
town nearly every day and keep
his store open for a few hours
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T M Bolt of Thomas went to
Oregon City Monday to attend a
Jersey sale at that place.
Miss L!: i Westenhouse of Scio
went to Corvallis Monday to at­
tend the teachers institute.
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R. SHELTON
Real Estate
Notary Public
Administrator of Estât»-»
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HANDICAP Or Irit ! 1.011CS.
Jim Bilyeu returned
home
Monday fro n a short vntil with
relatives at Albany.
Why th» Fsr.st. Cannot 0» Clear»«
For Pl.nt.nj Purpo«»».
I A Mtinkers ewe over from
Albany Monday to his farm at
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All with a Year's Subscription to
Miss Let a Couey
returned
bom from Albany Monday after
u short visit with friends there.
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Woman'« World
This 226-Piece Xmas Assortment
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Miss Lulu Clark 1« ft for Cor­
vallis the first of the Week to
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ld'-a« on Kristinas gh ng a-« r«t ■ ly
c’ ymgfng among the re»*s ble
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who tbii k as the g .e -re looking fur
t) e important
a year- •» '-"I •<" i<-
Get <ne of t rise warm. • resay thing.
in a *e«- o<
.. opi /, w 'h all it*
Mac».: aw coat» at the People’»
Store for less than half what »train, you will i ot hurt a be tter «•ft
than a year’« «ubacription to the
others charge.
Youth'» t'ornnaniod’ It o.'Tera Ita •er­
rice, it» cl» an enter'amment, its tine
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A h it :« abo.l lime lu g I >t»m I at 1.« ■
ut th year, wiaii f nd>
heating stove you will make j many a gift In the attic, dual covered
mwtake if you don’t take a look and forgotten, brings the Companion
at the new designs at Morrison’s again, with all the charm of last
< hriet't aaiide.
hardware store. High clas-
No American monthly at any price
heaters at a molerate price. I ufT-m th»- aamr amount nf reading and
defy any mailorder house to none can off< r better quality. Laws
compete in price or quality. than four centa a week provide* this
best of Chris'mas gifts $2 tXi a year,
Yours for biKines«, N 1 Morrison.
if you »ubacriiie i.ow, all the remaining
Issues of the year will be sen* free, and
the Companion Home Crlendar.
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AJI make« of typewriter rib
copy of the calendar ia also »ent to
bona for sale at the News office. thoee who make a gift subscription.
35c each.
Send for »ample copies, and the Fore­
cast for 1S15.
T hk Y ovth ’ s C ompanion ,
When in need of printing giv«
144 l'«rkeley f-t, Boaton Maas.
the News office a call. First ciato
New aubamptiona received at thin
wont and prices right. We make
a specialty of tetter heads, en
v elopes. statements, bill heads,
sale bills, busin»*«« cards, ladie»
Evening Telegram and Santiam
calling cani», and in fact com­ New« $4.00 per year until De­
mercial printing of all kinds.
cember 31.
■KEEPS YOUR HOME
FRESI-I <?zzZCLEAN
In the true tr pic.il fure»t agri­
culture* ut pructtc.dly mil of the
question. Even l>>r the white in.ni
it ia difficult to clear the ground,
and for the sluggish »on of the
tropic* it ia nlmort inii>'>*»ible. Not
that he cannot cut the tree«, al­
though tin« i» » alow pro««--» whore
the huge trunk» throw out butlrcM-
e* five to ten feet in radius, but that
bating cut them lie cannot di»po-c
uf tll< in.
The primary r»'»->on for the ex­
istence of the genuine tropical for­
est is that ram fulls nbumluntly nt
practically nil seasons. There inny
be, and u»unlly is, a »bort dry aea-
son, w|n-n the son is farthest from
thosenitli. N»-vertlielc'**, even at tin*
tune the drought i* not al»*oluto.
When the tree* are felled the only
way of getting ml of them i» by
burning. Under the anient tropical
sun most tree» will become dry
enough to burn in two or three
week».
If tlmv do not become ready to
burn during the dry season it is u»e-
leaa to think of such a thing later.
They will rot away, to lie sure, and
FOR Al.l. KINDS Of
disappear within a few season», but
thia ia of little u*e, for meanwhile
a now growth has quickly aprouted
In the tropical rain forest busbc*
GO TO THE
will grow to a height of ten or
twenty feet in a single year. In­
deed, in the short space of two
months so much herbage w ill spring *
Highest market price paid for Fat Beef, sheep, Hog», etc.
up that a piece of forest which has
Gaal» sold at the Lowest Price consistent with First Claes
been cut cannot be burned even
Quality. Cash Paid for Hide«.
though the tree» hare become dry.
Thm is nd theory, but actual fact. I
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M (’ |M)X A LD
scio. o k i: iio n
In tho «pring of a recent year in
a part of Guatemala, where the for­
est is by no mean» of the rlensc»t
kind and where a considerable num­
Best typewriter -arbon paper
ber of coffee plantations exist, I
If you haven’t already «ub-
saw this happen. The tree» had lieen made, two sheets for 5c at the ------------------------
»mbed to a Hub _J (,f our maga­
cut, but *o many showers f»-ll dur­ New« office.
zines do it now. You will en­
ing the nominal dry *-a»on that the
joy
reading these mngaines, We
branches did not become dry enough
to burn and consequently many
will «ell you three magazines
people were unable to plant crop»
Old papers 5 cents a bundle at and the News all one year f >r
— Elhworth Huntington tn Yale the News office.
only $1.25.
Renew,
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Farmers
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Rev Willard Hayes of Eugene
' conducted services at the Chris­
l.mvQ calla for meeting evening motor
tian church last Sunday.
Stage miet» »II Munkera train»,
leaving Scio Hotel at 8:15 a m
»mi 2:40 p m
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