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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1915)
Preaching the Gos pel of the Farmers’ Union wind null power Mike Kelly and F J Denney have the compressed air ay »tern with hot and cold water all through their dwellings. F A tlnoch has the acetyline gas system to light up his fine new dwell ing In Shelburn. A I* iiiruns also has the cumprcuM-d water system But Wm Maris ha» them ail skm<d fur a Cheap and everlasting froth water »yst. m by »(phoning it from a well 1UU0 fr< t (rum hi» bouse, a constant stream of water flowing from a well 40 feet deep with no power whatever operate It. II TO THE CITY AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITY OF SCIO. OREGON. M. Sternberg <$r Co. hnve moved to the Smith A: Smith Bldg., One Block North of I’ostofiice, and now have on display a complete line of Men’s and Women’s Ready to Wear Apparel, hoys’ suits, mackinaws, sweat ers, raincoats and overcoats, a con.ph tc lint* ot dress and work shoes, Ladies’ suits, coats, dress skirts, sweaters middies, shirt waists, corsets, hosiery, kid gloves, mil lincrv and shoes. You will find our prices very reasonable and our goods satisfactory. W’e also wish to state to the entire communitv • that our store is • your home when in town. We are going to provide the farmers with a lunch and rest room. Remember this does not necessitate that you do your shopping at our store, but we will appreciate any • • patronage s ’ which we may • receive from • you. I Editor Santistn New» Hear Mir; I have just returned from a ten day» mmsiunary tour, | rt aching the gospel of the Farmers' Educational and Co operative Union. 1 he first bread cast u|mn the water was al the lieVaney ».hool house, next at Nhelbum. then al C 1. SCTHERI AND the Cole school house and at Mount (Cuntlourd r.ext wrehj Pleasant church. While ay aucu-ncea wrie not large owing to the extreme I ad w ratt er we tur* . ide I in » all« ring Just remember that the New» wed that will germinate at>d grow hit > office Mils typewriter ribbons the organic at ion of a good Farmer» U>*b>n local at -hrlburn by uniting th*- iuk Icarbon paper cheaper than DeVaney section with the "helbirn anyone else in Linn county. farmer«, ami the Cole school section with the Mount I 1» asant pt i-ule. All makes of typewriter rib* In a few days we expert tu continue our missionary travel» amor g the bona for ale at the News office. German farmer» in the Bilyeu I’ iii 35c ea;h. district, Ji rVaii Valley »rd Fox Vall.y, then over on the Marion county »ide. When in need of printing give 'Ibe slogan of our state organisation ia to have the whole Willamette valley the News office a call. First class organised by our next state convention. work and prices right We make It is wonderful how the farm* r* get a specialty of letter heads, en interested when yon tell them how a velopes, statements, bill heads few farmers, by co u| erating In their buy mg an save from Zfi to I do per cent Male bills, business cards, ladies on their purchases, by buy ing in whol« • railing cards, and in fact com- ! sale quantic», on sugar .t<4 p*r cent, mereiai printing of all kinds. rice 5U per cent; salt 1U0 par cent, broom» !«» per cent, coal oil Jun |»-r cent, groceries 26 to XIJ per cent, Bring yo ir country sausage school tablets, led |>encil« etc. iron S31, the Scio 1! «tel. to 50 tier cent. Just as toon »• wr get a membership Irl R. Hk kn 191.1 Almanac of 6U0 farmers In the fork» of the flan- 1 he Rev, Irl R Hick» Almanac, tiarn we can buy in carload lots direct ready, grow- more (upular and u»efui from the manufacturer«, the larger the with < >« h panting year It is a fixed purchase the cheaper the price. When our Count v Union is forn-.-i then we ncecMity in home», »hop* and commer cial establishments all over thia conti get In touch with Union» all over the nent. Thia famoua and valuable year country and instead of ordering carl, ad Ikiok on astronomy, »torn», weather lots ,t wilimvan seveiai carload» at a and earthquake» should be in every time. Ibis means of course the eii home and office. Professor Hicks com- minatihg of the credit ai.d mortgage The state law require« that aii dairy butter otfered for a vie at a dealers, mint be enclosed in a pie tvs this liest issue of his (treat Al Kystein amour g farmers, one of 14 e paper wrv|,|er on which is printed the number < f ounces of butter, full weight and by whom manac at the close of his ar ventleth principle» for which the organisation mad*. year. 1 he Almanac will be mailed for stands. It mean» »Iso the eliminating l> cents. The Rev Irl It Hick* fine We are equip|H-d to print th< »«• wrapj*eni to co mp4; with the state law and at prices you cannot of the miikllr man, one of the prime magRXine, Word and Work», is »ent afford to ignore, and when used they make a very neat and attractive package. fa* torn in the high c>t of living, 'Ibis one year with a copy of his Alinsnc, high cost of living ia easily explained for only one dollar. Send for them to wh<*n you look al it from the right Word and Work» Publishing I ompany, view point, r.very incorporated city liol I rank tin Ave. St l-ouia. Mo. You throughout the land of any conic will never regret your investment. Try quence ha- a bomb’d debt or a debt of it for 1)115. some kind hanging over them for city t* «Z5-* improvement*, electric lights. paved Competing in chajiel Friday strict«. etc As a corsi quence cily taxea are levied to pay interest and morning. Herbert Biatchford of make city improvem-nt». and business the Albany College, »(leaking on men as a result must add all this ext a the subject, “Education and tax on the »ale of their good» ami those Disarmament for world Peace,” who buy last pay the ahot. Farmers are getting a little think into their won out over Howard Speer, "think-tanks" that all wealth comes whose subject was “The Dawn fr. m the soil in »ome f< rm or other and of Tomorrow.” As a result 1» gotten out by hard labor, and there B'atchfti.t! will represent the Recognised Advantage* are loo many men who do rot work college at the state oratorical You will find that Chamberlain's exploiting them. As tillers of the soil contest to be held in McMinnville Ccugh Remedy has recognised advan the farmer* are learning that they i re tages over most medicine» in use for pay ing in a greater part for all the», on March the 12. coughs and cold». It due» not auppre»» city luxuries -paved streets, elictric a rough but loosens and relieves it. it light* and taxes in thegisds they have Cold* and Croup In Children aids expectoration and opena the se tu i>uy by an extra profit icing added Miiny jteople rely upon Chamberlain'» cretion». which enabb ■ the ayitem to to them to pay for these improvements Cough Renrodv implicitly in cun of throw off a cold. It countersets sny ; Here is the main cause of the high Colds and croup and it never di»a|>|<oint» tendency of a cold to result in pueu- cost uf living, of which I will have them, Mr» F‘. II 1 horns», lx<gan»|>ort. monia It containa no opium or other more to aay in my next sermon. Ind. write»: •"! have found Chamber- narcotic, and may be given to ■ ehfM In our journey we met many farmer« latn’a l ough Remedy to be the bc-at aa confiilentlv a* to an adult For sal» and enjo-ed their hospitality. as they remedy for cold» and croup I have ever by all dealers. gave us the glad hand of success in our used, and never tire of recommending work, realising the need of such » an ■ O ' ■ .. - it to my neighbor» and friends. I have organisation whereby farmers may always given it to my children when of our subscribers who All be-tter their condition. suffering from croup, and it ha» never have received the magazines I found also tome up to date farr faded to give 'them prompt relief.” house» equal to those in the city, with to like* them. Some have seem For »ale by all dealer*. < Ice trie lights, hot ar.d cold water, and told us they don’t see how we ail the modern improvements. w It can do it. When renewing your Kay fia t just completed installing a 3 subscription to the News don’t light [ hint in his home, lighting up his forget to ask about the maga- house, bam, woodshed, milk room, wash room ami bam lot with a 2| hors, W.nes. FROM power gasoline engine with wh ch h. run» his cream separator, washing MARKET REPORT machine, wringer, churn, romprersett The following are cash price« quoted water pump, and chargir><r the batteries on Thursday uf each week by our Whi<h are not guaranteed of his <1., narno all at one time while th. dealers: to give absolute aatiafaciion engine is in operation. W hile aeparat Wheat, per bushel................. >1 to or your money back. big their milk night and morning the Oat* ....................................... 54 batteries are charged with enough F'lour, per sack....................... 1 70 juice to run all the 30 light* for on. Bran, per ton.......................... .16 uo hour without running the engine, and Middlings, per ton............. 60 IN) so arranged ami connected that you can Chop, wheat, [»er ton ....... 60 uO use one or ail the lights at one time 36 00 «"Kip. oat*, per ton............. He also has hot ami cold water in the Bariev Chop,........................... 42 .o milk room, wash room, kitchen, bath ( ALL ON ... But tar, (Country) per roll . n>*m, ami toilet. Berry thing is handy Egg«, per dosen..................... 23 ami convenient to lessen the work of I Chickens, per pound............. 11 the gned wife. The installing of this I • iae»e. per pound ............... <W plant cost Mr Ray something like 42f.O. I " hen you want your engine« and M Turkey*, per pound ............. IN). but it is a thing of beauty, a joy i other machinery repaired, or any R Huck*, per pound Pekin .... kind <>f turning d >ne in wood or and a comfort to the home, «nd for Ducks, Indian Itunner ... 10 Iron or your saws filed and gummed. which Mr hay said he nad been work Beef, per pound, live weight 5 to 06 U mxi »aw* built to order. Prices Ing for twenty years to attain. For Sale—A few Barred Ply Cail at the News office and get Pork, .lrese.il ................................ 8 reSxo nable, M S A 'en has a hot and cold water Pork, live weight............................ 6} mouth Kock roosters at *1.50 a sample copy of the Northwest •yslem, he water being subplied by Veal, per pound, for shipping . B*4 each. J W Hirons, R 2, Scio. Farmstead. We Buy Country Butter and Eggs Respectfully yours, BUTTER WRAPPERS furnish the News one ycai and the N Farmstead f< v $1; Daily Oregonian, $G; Telegram, $1.50; Daily Albany Her- aid $2.50, S. W’. Herald $1.75 Scores of other good clubs. Money Can't Boy Glasses Dr. M. L Morris I I it Scio Hotel, February 22 H. S. Johnston. i SCIO 0REGQN1
