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I he Christinas
I bought
COUNTRY
CORRESPONDENTS
The yonng folks are enjoying
the cold weather skating. Scott
Turner while cutting s >tre fine
figures on the ice. got the wrong
end up and hia chet k bone mail«
quite a dent either on his face or
the ice. He got up thinking n
h r»<- hud kicked him.
Mrs Jennie Livejoy has re
turned home from Stayton w here
she has been fora year, She
will spend the winter with her
mother, .Mrs Gaines.
The condetiaery sent a hew
num arour.d Monday after the
cream as they did not wish to
discommode their patrons when
they shut the plant down fora
short time for some needed re
pairs.
Ideas on Chrwtma» givng are rapidly
.-' argir.g an «>ng the sensible
Thos*
who think au they give are looking for
a year-round aervice a» the important
thing
In » w<-»-k of shopping, with all it*
«’rain, you will not find a better gift
than a y--ar'» eubscription to the
Youth'« lompanion. It offers it» ner-
vice, it« clean < ntertainment, it» fine
• ugg< stiver.« «» week after Week, anti
al the end <*f the year, which finds
many a gift in the attic, duet covered
and forgotten, br ngs thr < <m pan ion
again,
with all the charm of last
Chrutmaatide.
No Amer a» monthly at any price
ffrrs the same amount of reading and
none cai offer better quality. I-s-ws
than four cents a week provide* thia
i««t of Chns'nia» gift» 82.0(1 a year,
if you aubscribe now, all the remaining
>««ueH of the year will be »ent free, and
the < ompati
Home Calendar
A
copy of the calendar 1« also sent to
tho»e who make a gift subscription
c d for sample copies, and the lore-
■ a«t for I'.'l
T hi . Yot th s companion ,
141 Berkeley St, Boston Mass,
New subscriptions reetived at thi»
ffiee.
Frank Mctonnld of Scio was NOTICE OF AMIHlSTRAfOlf! SALE
nut to the Santiam Farm after
Not-- e is her« by given that the un
a lot of nice pork for the holi ■l< r> igr cd auminiatratur of the estate
day trade.
of .Matt I .«»burger, deceased, was on
Th«1 Santiam Farm is under |i«-c« mtx-r 7, 1913, duly licensed to sell
th«- following real property to-wit:
going a little improvement with
Beginning at a point 29.335 chains
12 > rods of new wire fence, a’so north from the »outhcast corner of the
si* wire gates, and fiixing barns Donation I and Claim of Nathaniel
ami she<ia with new Hills, new- Crank and .xuaannah Crank. 1.1» wife,
underpinning of stone, a new living Notification No. 5&4 and Claim
No 4'i an«! 51 in Township 10, South
liaper roof and a tool house, to Range I and 2 Weat of the Willamette
pass away the cold weather as it Merittian, Oregon, arid running thence
is so fine to work.
went 20.45 chains, thenc«- south 9.78
Mr Bucoo is cutting 25 cords
of ash wood <>n th«> I livid Hors-
burgh place.
The Fie Enter «till has hi«
fine shepl'.ard dog lor sale at $10
No dog is smarter or worth any
more. Is worth $100 to any man
wh > has stock. SamZysett's d<»g
is his sire.
T<u? Farmers
Educatio-nl
Union met Sunday at the Rich
ardson gap Bohemian hall and
elected a new >et of officers und
having a good time in general.
Mrs Clara Griflin is atill con-
fin«*«l to her bed und« i the care
of l>r Lavis of Albany, who in-
tends O|n*rjt:ng on her as yoon
us her daughter, Mrs Neva
Sturges arrives from Burns.
PIE EATER.
Skta Heads« he
Nick headache is nearly alwavs
caused by di-ordent of the atomarh.
Correct them and the periodic attack»
of sick headache will <tu>app«-nr. Mr»
John l'i»h<>p of RosevUle. Ohio, writ«-»
“About a year ago I was troubled with
indigestion and had sick headache that
lasted for two or three day» at a time.
I doctored and tried a number of
rem-dles but nothing helped me until
during one of those sick spells a friend
advised me to take t h mberlain’s
Tablets. I his medicine relieved me it
a short time.” For sa e by all dealer».
Calves f or Siile
Can fill orders for young
-alvts. cither sex. cratetl F.O.B
Scio. Oregon. Phone me what
you want and get price.
C C WADE
Dr. M. L «Morris
Eye Specialist from Lebanon
will be in Neio on the 2nd and 4th
Monday of meh month.
See him alraut your eye»,
faction guaranteed.
Natia-
il Sh Hotel, December 28
chain.:; thence east 20.45 rhain» to th*
•ast .boundary line of said Claim;
thence north along the east boundary
line of said claim 9.78 chains to the
plsce of )>vKinniiig, containing 2«i acre«
more < r le»* ail lying and l«eir.g in I inn
County, state of Oregon.
That i « purH'iancv of said <>r-l«-r of
• ale the uudmigned will on Saturday,
the )6th day of January, 1915 at 1
o'clock in the afternoon, on
ta id
premise*. p:ocee«l to <11 the same nt
p,ublic aurtioii to the highest bidder for
cash.
First | bhcation D« ember 17, 1914,
last January 14. 1915.
R. SHELTON. Administrator.
C. C Bryant, Attorney.
-10TÌCE OF HEADING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that the final
acrount of B I Darby, as adminiatrator
of the estate of Dni»y I> Darby, de
ceased, han brrn filed in the Connty
Court of Linn County, State of Oregon,
and that the iHth day of January, 1916,
at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a m has
been duly appointed by such Court for
the hearing of objections to such final
account and the settlement thereof, at
which time any person inte-eated in
such estate may appear and file objec
tion* thereto in writing and contest the
same.
Dated thia 17th day of December,
1914.
B. F. DABBY, Administrator.
S H Heltzel, Attorney for I.state.
See M. Sternberg & Co. §
Useful and Appropriate £anta
Claus and New Years Gifts
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MEN'S
Men's Underwear
Men’s HosieiN•
\\ ool Shirts
Kid (»loves
Mack innw (’oats
Suits, Rain (’oats
(Ivercoats
Phoenix .Mnfllers
Fancv NeeK l ies
Boys’ Suits
Sweaters
Suits
I )i t‘sses
Silk Petticoats
1 Mess Skirts
Millinery
Furs
Shirt
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I
aists
Middies
<?. 11. < ’orsets
Hnh-prn^f Hn^it ry fur .Men. Women und Children
STERNBERG
M.
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COMPANY
J BUTTER WRAPPERS
Th* »t»t«< law rm|uir<-* that all dairy butter offered for »tie at a dealer«, mu*t bo enclosed in a
paper wrapper o«i which i» prnted the number of ouncea uf butter, full weight and by whom
made
Wi* are equ ppcd to print th
w rapjwra to ronply with the state Isw and at prices you cannot
afford to Ignore, and when u»e I they ma’.«- a v -ry neat and attractive Hack age.
I
THE
IMPORTANT EVENTS
IMI4.IA
AT
I
own IfflllCllimi COLLEGE
WINTER SHORT COt'RSI J a N 4J(I
Agriculture, in lt.lt g Agr n mv.
Animal H-xbai.Jrv. Dairying, H «th
culture. Po Itry Huxbandry In-e, 1»,
Plant »nJ Animal Dlxcaxe*. Cream
erv Management, Marketing, etc.
Hume 1 «.oiiomlv*. i <. b.Jing t < ■ k-
Ing Home Nur»ing, Sanitation, Sew
ing l>re-«m»king and Millinery.
Commerce, i
Jmg K
r-- Man
ageniei-t Rural Kouomi« x Bt.xinex»
I aw .Ofti.e Irao.ing I arm Amount-
Engineering. t«x><.Jir><
l”<.
Shop« «irk .»nd H iJbuilJmg
FARMERS WEEK FIBRE’ART 1-0
A general «.leafing houxe »e**k>n ni
»lx J.»v» fur the exthange ot dynamic
Me t» o i the m««»i prexxing problem*
of the time«.
I e.titrex t\ lea J mg
autboritie« State conferences
EXTENSION SFRVICE
Offer* lecture«, movable «chnnl». In-
»! ' ex anl
ern.:« nrrexp. Jen,»
«curve* on request
MESIC: Puno String. Band. Vm •
N-> tuition. Redmed rate* n a I rail
road» F« m further inf. imi ion oddre*».
The Oregon Agricultural College.
COW* Al 11« tittLlHr*
TEACHERS
Special atten <l«> U-l <» I II
tion given to your orders for
Chamberlain's lough Remedy I he
Xmas at Sticha's.
ihambc-rtaln's l iniment
If you are ever troubled with aches,
pain» or aorvne»» of the muscles, you
will appreciate the good qualities of
i hnmbcrlain'i I.inimrnt. Many suffer
era from rheumatism and sciatica have
uu-d it with the best result», it is es
pecially valuable for lumbago and lame
i ack. For »ale by all dealers.
LADIES'
|
Mother’s Favorite.
“I give i hambrrlain's Cough Kem-
edy to my children when they hi» ve
cvltis or coughs.” writes Mrs Verne
Shaffer, Vandergrift. Pa
“It always
helps them and la far superior to any
other cough medicine I have used. 1
advise anyone in need of such a modi
ctne to give it a trial.” For »ale by
all dealer«.
A full line of Christmas can-
You can’t buy your chicken i dies and nuts to be had at
and other accessories and have a Sticha’s.
Sunday dinner for 35 cents.
Let the hotel worry (Jet your
Rest each Sunday and get your
.Sunday
dinnbr at the Scio Hotel.
dinner at the Scio Hotel.
Mrs McClain’s Experience With
«MARKET REPORT
Croup.
The following are ca»h price« quoted
“When my boy, Buy, wax small he
on Thursday of each w-ek by uur
was subject to croup, and ! was si
i dealer»:
ways alarraed at such tiales. Cham-
Wheat, par bushel ............
SI
berlain's Cough Remedy proved far
I Oats ......................................
37
lietter than any other for th s trouble.
Flour, per »ack....................
1 40
It always relieved him quickly. 1 am
Bran, per ton........................
28 00
never without it in the house for 1
Middlings, per ton.......
40 DO
know it is a tioeitive cure for croup,"
Chop, wheat, per ton ,...
40 00
writes Mrs W R McCiain, Blairsville,
Chop, oata, per ton..........
oo
28
Pa. For sale by all dealers.
j Barlev Chop........................
.33 00
Butter, (Country) per roll
»I
Egg», per dozen ................
38
Bring your country sautage to Chicken», per pound. .........
10
i <»veae, per pound............... .
the Scio Hotel.
10
Turkeys, per pound............
15
Duck», per pound i'ekin ..
8
Picture show Sunday night. 10c Ducks, Indian Runner ....
10
B-ef. per pound, live weight
5 to (Ji
and 15 cents.
Pork, dreaaed .................................
Hi
Fork, live weight. ....................
Si
We make a specialty of Friend Veal, per pound, for »hipping .
io*
Just remember that the News
All parties owing the Scio
office sells typewriter ribbons Telephone Co. for assessments ship, Engagement and Wedding
and carbon pa|*er cheaper than will please call at the Secretary's Ring*. F M French & Son. Al
Jas. Flemer came up from
anyone else in Linn county.
< flice and settle.
bany, Oregon.
Salem thia week for a visit.