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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1914)
M_______________________ _____________ ’M 0 LETTERS FROM OUR o sI coHnr 8w 0 CORRESPONDENTS 0 ? It was children's night at th< 1 O O. 1 hall Tuc*«lay th c J.'tli It Will be dedicatigli ui the 1 (1 0. E, bl«-, k. Mill City, Tur» <1.1 y this v ,e<k. Prominent speak < I ■ arc c». 1 «‘Cieli. Mr W eddle, the barber, ha» a y m at and complete an <»tillit a* vou will find in anv city. Mr Treesh ba* movc«l from th< ardincr place in F«>x Volley t< the Ge rge ranch near Minto. Ill«- (. artcr Brother* are r.u-ir c roofing over their ginnen. beds to a height of 6 feet, Tin lattice roofing wa* too low be for«- Too much shaded. lamer Hetzel of Stay ton wa* Mill City gathering data for the Grier trial, lie w.i* deputized l>y County Attorney Hill An old friend *ay*: "Thi* i* t« be a hard w inter.-' I Ic *ay * ; " I he i i ■ ting pig* curl more than I " I lie Hammond I o. arc puttin, up more sleeping room* for men John < lelaml of Mbany came up with the county *urwv or to t.ik< measurements. ( iiiitity Surveyor Gedde* spent last I riday ami Saturday making an official survey of the territory concerned pi the late murder Hi is required to furnish a ^»lat cm In» lyi.ag the distance* Iron whence the sluxitiug took placi to wlic’r certain person* stood at the true. It mtt*t include mca* urcment* from the Brad«hav place near <,<»o«-|i to the car shop» above Mill City on the south sid A survey wa* made t room on the north side, ( Hit era I Hearsay *ay that on <11 more arrests may John *ay* in < I k *aw ten horns. • :• crow i. He say ten horn* were ten king*. There arc exactly ten nation* at war t«>- day. Ila* the prophecy anything to Mo with the European war? lie said that Satan would be bound for a thousand tear*. then let loose. He further affirm* tha’ Satan would go into all the world and gather the nation* to battle from Gog and Mavgog. If the Devil i* mH loose, what i* loose S \STI AM I IRM TOI ICS Thanksgiving J day w.3* quite lively a< * most all were on the mi >ve. .Mr* I .er had a fine dm ner for her children ami grand children Mi*s May Crabtree drove over home Thursday from Albany, re turning late the »jmr evening Margaret Brink accompanied lie Mbany. where they both have I job* in the Home Restaur Mi** Merl Grigg*, who i* stay ing near Crabtree, drove in home Thursday. Mrs. Small i* not so well, a* slu is again confined to her bed part of the time. _ I he Pie Eater is making some improvement in the way «of 1(10 r<«l* of Steve I’hilhppi * win fence. Mr* < lira * ¡riffin made a trip er t«» Albany last week to con- il: Dr. Dav i* a to her ailments. >le pronounced her in a critics »minion, but thinks she will pull trough with care. G. I. • Sutherland went up to ie Dalle* Monday to attend the .irmcr *'State : >(■■< ational t'nton which is held there Dec. I, 2 ai He w ill return to Portland ami ter. lew merchants in the inter d «4 <»ur L»K-al (Inion (apt Bilyeu of Crabtree it I hur*day with his buggy to ike his best girl oui for a little tiling. Wc had our first indication of which tow Sunday, N v a me down quite lively for an «»r to remimi us of old lime*. and still stays cold and stormy, m mountains all around have on heir Sunday clothes. i lie Read meeting Saturday as a complete fizzle, a» the tna r ty vfa* afraid to vote a J mil ix for fear it would l»e used on ic * r ad* w here tin v seldom trav- led. So we w ill all take pleasure ctlur in pttllint’ through the and another year, a* we neither ave money nor r «ad boM. So the iil goes with the bacon, ami all sis* the supers • x>r ami roads, be- atisc he doesn't fix the roads on redit, or pay it when he gets riel XTRA SPECIAL PRICES On Women’s Suits. Coats Dresses and Party Gowns • 4 .. 112.35 ...»11.00 ... 13 34 15 00 ... Ift-OU ... IR35 ... 19.00 23. .34 «• •« 4« • • • 4 4 4 4P • • ... 134» ... 15 00 ... 15 « 4P 23.24 Line of Ladies Shirt Waists liiicry, Hosiery ( • loves Men’s Suits and Overcoats 25 Per Cent Reduction i.OO Suita and O’coat.» 4« 17 M " la. so 30 00 22 50« Ì-1 •• 44 ” •• 44 . • 4 Ill 25 13.10 . 13 « 15.00 16 37 »25 00 Saits and («’coats 27 CO 44 30.00 116.25 44 20 «3 • • 22.50 36.Î5 35. oo M. STERNBERG P. H 44 CO MacDonaki Buikiing PIE EATER. BUTTER WRAPPERS Best Cough V.edkine for Children. ’•Three y< are ago when I waa living i I'itUbu <gh one of my children had a "•d •■)W>d <■ ri' --e«lf pon f’jSrice of a druggist I put ha»< d a bottle of ('hambcrlain'a Cough I £«-rr- dy arid it benefited him at once. ' fi'i l It th«» l«e»t cough medicine for hlldrvn because it is pleasant to take They do not object to taking it," rile» Mr» Lafayette Tuck, Homer ity. Pa. Thia rvmedy containa no pium or other narcot c, and may be ■ sen to a child as confidently aa to an »lull. Sold by all deaiera' lh»- stale law r«-quire* that all dairy butt- r offcrrj for »«Ic at a di aler*. mu<t be enclosed in a paper wrapper on which is printed the number of ounces of butter, full weight and by whom made. We are equipped to print thi »«• wrappers to comply with the »tale law and at prices you cannot afford to ignore, and when use«I they make a very neat and attractive package. Special Sunday dinners ut the '»cio Hotel. If you will subscribe to the x’ewa or renew your subscription ve will include three standard iiagsrines. all one year, lor only Ac extra. Write or call at this dice. Loggers and Dry Sox shoes ¡old a’ the People's Store cheap er than elsewhere. Sil El.in KN ITEMS IMPORTANT EVENTS IQI4-IA OREGON Al IfiUICnil COtlEGE MINTER SHORT <01RSE J an . 43< i Agrkullura, In.l, .brig Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairying Hortl lullure, Pouliry HuvbanJrv. Insect». Plant and Animal Disease*. < ream erv Management. Marketing, etc. Home tia'MIomica, m loj g < <• « Ing Home Nursing, Sanitation, **e>» Ing Dre'vmakmg and Millinery. Commerce, incbdlng Huvi r»s Man agement. Fural hion> ml». Business I aw Otti.e {rail ing I arm Avo-uiit- Ing, etc. Engineering. Iiniudlng Shopwork and Hoadbulldfng. Claude Churchill. wife and child cturned from I lei»-» Sunday eve Grandma I’lctning is visiting RS Milk I I HRUARV 1-0 Mth her daughter, Mrs. George FARM! A general clearing house session of i ¡rimes. six days tor the ex.hange ol Jyiomk at of Eugene Bowman, who is at ending High School at Albany, cturned to hi* home to *|»cml i'hankkgiving. Mi* Porter’* *<>n ami family, from Kan*a*. are visiting here now. Herbert Illa tch ford spent Thanksgiving with his brother («eorge. Mis* Gertrude McLain returned o her *choo| Sunday after a week’s vacation. There wa* a large attendance it the dance given in the Gooch hall Thanksgiving night. Alfred Blatchford and wife *prnt I hanksgn ing in Portland. Th<»*e who went on the excur sion to Corvallis last Monday to ittend the teachers' institute from Shelburn were Gertrude McLain, J W. Miller, \\ ill I (iron* and wif< and \ I’. IIiron* and wife. ideas on the most pressing problems of the times l.ectute* by leading authorities State cotifereiues EXTENSION STRIKE Offers lecture*, movable vhool«. In stitutes and numerous correspoiufciKO course* on request. MllSK: Plano String. Rand. Voke No tuition. Reduced rate* on all rail ruads t or further inf<im.i lonaJdre«*, The Oregon Agricultural College, 11« 11 1 lu I II LUUS Al 11.« UtiklH»» Remarkable Cure of Croup “taut winter when my litdr boy had croup I got him a bottle of Chamber- lain'a Cough Remedy. 1 honestly be lieve it saved hi» life." write» Mra J It Cook, Indiana, Pa. “It cut the phlegm and relieved hi» coughing spalls, 1 am moat grateful for what thia remedy haa done for him." For sale by all dealers. I am in the market for fat live stock, also stock hogs and milk cows on orders. For any in formation call Scio telephone central. —Thos. Large. Despondency l>uc to Indlgeslion It is not at all surprising that per sons who have indigestion become dis couraged and despondent. Her« are a few words of hope and cheer for them by Mrs Blanche Bowers. Indiana. Pa. "tor years my digestion was ao poor I could only eat the lightest foods. | tried everything that I heard of to get relief, but not until about a year •go when I saw Chamberlain’s Tablets ad- vertised and got a bottle of them, did I find the right treatment. I soon be gan to improve and since taking a few bottles of them my digestion is Ane.” For sale by all dealers. Picture show Sunday night. 10c We can get you any magazine and 15 cents. you desire. J S Sticha. Important. Rear in mind that Chamberlain'» Tablets not only move the bowels, but improve the appetite and strengthen the digestion For »ale by all «‘caler» MARKET REPORT The following are cash price i quoted on Thursday of each week by i dealers: j Wheat, per bushel flats .................. I Flour, |>er sack, Bran, per ton... Middlings, per ton ........ Chop, wheat, per ton.... Chop, oats, per ton.......... Barley Chop.......................... Butter. (Country) per roll Eggs, per do»en ... Chickens, per pound Geese, per pound Turkeys, per |x>ur»l. Ducks, per pound Pekin . Ducks, Indian Runner ... Beef, per pound, live weight .. 6 to 06 Pork, dreaaed .......................... Pork, live weight............................. Veal, per pound, for shipping .. 10* We makes specialty of Friend ship. Engagement and Wedding Rings. -F M French & Son, Al- Bring your fresh vegetables to bany, Oregon. the Scio Hotel.
