The Santiam news., December 17, 1914, Image 3

Railroad Time Table
Arrival a»d Dtparture of Pa»»«ng«r
Train,
THE
Christmas Greetings
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North
South ...
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c or vail is A Eastern
Ml NKERS
the farmers the custodians
OF THE NATION S MORALITY.
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<\ 1KYA.X I
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Co or’ration of Church. School and
Pf.a. Saaontul to Community
Building
B» PtUr Radford.
l^-iurvr
»îG d i artuw«
I'aiutv
Ix-ave your Christinas orders
for furniture, rugs, and in fact
anything in my line. Perhaps
your wife needs some new cook­
ing utensils. Get her some alu­
minum ware, she will appreciate
it or some silver ware. A pair
!of Weiss ahears or .'’fi-t.-tors will
make your daughter a present of
th«- best that can be had. A
gmxi knife, razor strop or hone
is useful for the bey or man. Of
all things thnt gives the l>oy
pleasure is a gun of some sort.
Get one. and in the meanlin v il
you t.ave an unpaid account, j ay
it least j>art of it so we can have
t little pleasure at Xmas time by
< now mg that we don’t owe
|Uite as much as we did last
ar at this time. If we all get
mid and push a little we Will
trip others a'ong with us. Leti
is all give a heave and heave to­
other. Wo have tl-e go xls ai d
iced the money. On all pur-
•bases of $5.00 or over 1 will
give you a liberal discount for
call.
Fresh Meut, Mince Meut and Bologna
QO TO THE
Farmers
Meat
Market
H.pl.i-wt market price paid for Fat Beef, >h«-«-|», II » -. etc
G ikm U »old at th«- Lowest Price consistent with First Cia«a
tjuaiity. l ash Paid for Huies.
I 'H A N: l<
M (’ 1>( > N A I « I )
S L I O .
HI
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I HOLIDAY
FARES
The church, the pre«« and the «- bool
form a triple aUlanci of progresa that
201 2 New First Xat.unai Bank. Hkig duidra the d’ liiij ot every commuii
it>. alate and nation
Without them
Following uiual custom the Southern Pacific w.’! have
<iv.iiration would wither and die and
in
elf I from all punt*. .Main Line ani Branche»
OREGON it>r< uarh tl. tn life may attain It* great
•at bleasing. (tower and kncwledg«
The farmer« of thia nation are gri-ath
' Indebted to till* social trtuuivtrata to*
i their uplifting Infiu« nee, and on behalf
of the Am-rlcan plowman I »ant t 0
Ulk th«eie engaged in these high
callings tor their able and efficient
! service, and I shall oder io the pre«»
sai i
imi s is owi tiox
I eavo calL for meeting evening motor.
a serie« Of articles on cu-uperatio
T ■ »-’i between ali pvinta in Oregon will I h - - -ld I><-r«-mb-r IH.
; between Ite ■sc Important Influence»
IH. .j>.
I. 2»’> and 31. IHU. snd January l. ISIS; alsolxtwaen
!and the fa rniera In the hope of In
all < .. E, I’ Il <& X. P E «V E and S F C & W polnts. binai re­
creasing the < ifi lency of all by in >
tual undvist.-tndii.g and org.uiU <1 ef
turn lunit Junuar-, 1, 11II&.
tort
We will take up first the mu'
I church.
N 1 MORRISON
ri»
SALI
mils io CAI iFlkttMA
The Farmer« Are Great Church Ouiiu
•r«.
D- ■ -.t-< r 21 to 2fi and Doeembrr 8M to January 1, incluiive.
The American tanner
fr -li G |><»intii in Oregon tu any point in t’nlifornia, al > to
church builder the »orld hi» evet
Kbuniilh F.«ibi via Weed. Final return limit January I. 191$.
known, lie Is the cutlodian of th«
A. I Randall,
nation'a morality, uyon hla shnuhh-r-
Vice Pre»
rest« the "ark of the cuvi-nent ' an><
lie is luor responsive to religious In
ChambcrUln'a I Ini.ncnf
D. Myers, (’asliier
tVivnces than any ether ila-w> of clt
If you are ever troubled with ach-o.
i Ixenalilp
Does n general bonking business,
ama or son-n«-»» of the murelva, you
The farmers of this nation bav«
receives money subject to checa, pays built tSO.tMlu churches at a coal r>
will appreciate the good qualities of
t"»11 on our nearest Agent for full particular», farra tu
interest on
time
deposits, and i- t'oo.Obo.io.O, aril the annual coutrib
hamberlain'a Liniment
Many suffer­
»p.-ih.- |x>tnU, reservation«, train scheduli-,. etc.
regularly
impede»!
by .late bank tlon of the nation toward all churri
ers from rheumatism and »»-¡atica have
exan.im rs.
used it with the best result*. It i* e--
institutions approxlmataa tJno.^'oo
per annum The fantivr» of ih« l’nli
•ecially valuable for lumbogo and lamt
rd Stall’s build 2¿ churche» ¡»er da
ack. F«-r rale I -y ail dealers.
There are 2o.veo.tHM> rural church cvi
munlcar.ta on the farm and Si |
John M. Scott General Passenger Ægeot
cent of the total membership o( a.
churches reside In the country
l’< JUTLAND, OREGON
The farm 1« the power -h<ri»e of ai
progre»» and th« bl
II th I
I *■* •
oro
is noble. The Garden ot Kden
SCIO
OREGON In the country and the maa who w< .
a
get close to God must first get c!
to nature.
The Function* of a Rural C urch
If the rural churches today are a«
Ing to rend’-r a «ervlc«- »1; ch thl» .
Du you rrtne'v.l’rr your friends at Xmas tune? Of couri« you do
demand« there mu a be coop- ra*:<
and
wc - a »nt o i -me i : ci our friends with something that is not only
between the religious, «oclal and ••
useful iuit la'.rit ;
v -II. Our subscriber« are our teal friends and
aomic life ot the community.
with »ach a '. r.i-iy of taste« it ha> n<-t l>een an ra«y ta»k to find some­
The church to uttaln Its fullest m-
lure of succraa mast enrt.b the liv»-
thing that all would app^viate.
e behexe we have found it and
at the people In the community i<
h<
a 2 ' ,
\ n •« A-virtmeiit for making your Xma» gift»
«ervva, it must build character, dovei
look attractive, an up-to-date then patietn of your own »election and
A»imi istrator of Estate,
up thought and Increase the eRc.ency
thtre hr t-via»» magazine«—one an agricultural publication with a
xia.us Negotiated. Abstracts
af human life, It must serve the so
National reputation- one a fa-’m-t» author ty and the other a houtehold magazine of genuine inetit.
olal. buatne«« and Intellectual a« well
Ob tai nevi ami Examined
IV» ar» »ure rhe»»’ i >a' fi u--. <■ >min» to you every month luill muk» thit gift a
•« the spiritual and moral «Ide of life
lattiajl on» lomtthing th.'t will muh» you r»nt»mb»r ui kindly for a whol» y»ar
It religion docs not make a m i. mor»
OUKGON
•VIC
capable, more useful and more jv-r
srhnt good Is It* We want a pructi»
religion, one we can live by «ud tartri
by as well as di<- by .
A. G. PRILL M. Ü.
MLLNKERS STAGE
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Service
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Fewer and Batter Church««.
Physician
Surgeon
Telephone, Exchange No. 11
FC JO
OREGOF
Cow for sale-Five year old
Jersey, good milker and tester;
fresh recently —Chas. Chrz. one
mile west of Scio.
20-3t
Best Cough A eJkine for Children.
'•Three year« ago when 1 was living
in Pittsburgh one of my children had a
hard cough and coughci dreadfully.
Upon the advice of a druggist I pur
chsaed a bottle of t hamberlain'a tough
Remedy and it benefited him at once
I flu I it the beat .cough medicine fur
children because it is pleasant to take
They do not object to taking it,
writes Mrs Lafayette Tuck, Homer
City. I’a. This remedy contains no
opium or other narcot e, and may b«
given to a child as confidently as to an
adult. Sold by all dealers'
All make* of typewriter rib-
b is for aale at the News utfice.
35c each.
When in need of printing give
the News office a call. First class
work and prices right. We make
a specialty of letter head*, en­
velope*. statement«, bill heads
sale bills, business cards, latlit
railing cards, and in fact com­
mercial printing of all kinds.
Illes,ed 1« that rural cominunlt]
«hi» h has but one place of worrbl;
While conipi lltlon 1« the life ot trade,
it la death to the rural church and
moral starvation to the communit)
Petty sectarianism 1« a scourge that
blight« the life, and church preJu
dice sap« the vitality ot many con;
oiuultle«. An over-church, d cotrimun
Ity la a crime agalnat religion, a «ori
>uc handicap to tociety and a use!«».-
tax upon agriculture
While denominations ar« essenttil
•nd church pride commendable, th'
high trachini of universal Christianity
must prevail if the rural church la to
fulfill It, mission to agriculture.
We frequently have three or four
rhur< he» In a community which Is not
able to «dequ.it» iy support one bruall
-ongiegatlors attend service» once a
month an»1 all fall to perform the re­
ligion« tnnctione of the cummunlty
The division of religious fnrrea «nd
the breaking Into fragment, of moral
effort la ofttinww llltle lc«a than a
calamity and defeat« the very purpose
they s«-ek to promote
The evils of too many churche« can
he minimise« by co-operation. The
social and ecom mlc life of a rural
community are respective unit« and
cannot I m > successfully divided by de
nominallonal line«, and the ehurch««
ran only occupy this Important field
by cooperation and co-ordination.
The efficient country church will
definitely ««-rve It« community by lead
Ing In «11 worthy effort« at community
building. In uniting the people In all
cooperative endeavor« for the gen
rrsl welfare of the community and In
arousing a r»-al love for country life
and loyalty to the country horn« and
these result, can only be successfully
a* < ..tnp'Hh.-d by the united effort of
the pre««, the school, the church and
organised farmers.
Today «
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