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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1915)
A- •> (Ghc ^nntinm pub ; ished every •. Jims T hursday L. W. CHARI.ES F A R M E R S. -J j ATTENTION Watch This Space by For s|»ecial prices during the following week. Special tfntorwd at the pnatofficc at Scio, Ora.. prices will be made on the following during week ■» ««cond-claM mol matter. A il to call at our ays find a good lldise to select the lowest and ■ “ H beginning February 22ud. Hl ll>*< HII'l'ION KAI e «*: ')r»e year in advance (liar year, at end uf year hi« month* in aovante . 1 i«ree month« in advanre .. Ad,«rti*itig rate» ruade kpplicallutt. fl 1 Oeriag W««a z& fio 74 so known en Glass and Brass King Wash Boards Galv. Wash Tub, No. 1 « i i i » i C( *> <4 4 Í 4 4 < i 3 3Oc 5Oc 55c 6Oc 9 R«g Price r,(ic F. 65c SCIO. N I There are some things that a level headed human being should never do. Among th<ase is to kindle a fire with kerosene oil, to walk on i railroad, to attempt to get on a moving train, to point a gun or revolver at another, to put his name on another man’s note to keep his savings in an old stocking under the btd. to play a game of chnnie with a prepos sessing stranger, to run foi office when he has a paying posi tion in private life, or to call a bigger man than himself a liar. On February 27 Albany will hold a general "Sales Day.” '1 hu is to be done for the pur pose of bringing the farmer and the mordant doser togethei along business lines, There will tie an auction of farm produee and stock, conducted without expense to the farmers, the Al- bany Commercial Club making all arrangements and a well known auctioneer donating his services. Local stores will stage special tales for that day. and if the scheme proves successful, it will become a legular event. L Letter from Dr White J. J lume«. W. F. Gill, . A Kilyca, JR Barn«*, C. A. Warner. MY'CX’FMMs »H by local »• th<> <«nta«ii rrweh th" -!‘a i p.'iliuft p( lh< • Th. re I« •MIG I k Cure SF-<! I|i*l • by rt stltut I r? in *<]>«• fa rav»> d M AM infUtned wf lhe mw ct.ua tltttiui nt ihr l.uel•< hi«« Tub* Wbr® thia iuk ta fan«m*4 you hast • rumbling t uii.l or i'i-i^rf«. t heating, and wh«t» Il *a autirtiy el a. A Ikewfr.aa la th* rrgult and *<«>«»• ih* laffsmmitiaa ran L* lalbsm out and thia 'ut«r tt tc Ha narmat euttdl- lh»n hearing wiii I** draff«»*«! fur*v*r. r«p*s <*ut <»f »•-» are rauard by «’atanh whl* h it nnfUlng bul an lnftam*«t et»u4ltl«*« of th* v .« i va aurfa» «a U *1 I gi*c < »tv«- llu*»<tr*4 fh*lierg <»r any eaar «•< |t<-afn«*a -rsuM by raiarrlti th*l cannot b«- - ur 4 by Halt*« t'autrh <'»»r* £«’<>> <*»» rlyt-uiara free F J < IIKNM A CO T»i«4o Ohio Iktld! bv Invggista Tb»* Take Halt a I »mli> ITB« tar eonatIpatio« TO SCIO ROLLER MILLS As there has been considerable discussion re*ative to the need of a city health officer, the following *ette.- from the state hca'th officer to Dr Prill is given. Portland, February 12, ISIS Dr A G Prill. Scio Oregon, I Mar Dr Prill;-- I am returning herewith th* ordinance of the city of >cio In my opinion lh<- whole thing ■« not O|M-iative for the reason that the heath officer I» th* executive member of the board •nd in Father thi» inalance you have none no municipality, county or community could require anyone to wrve‘without pay. Then, with thi. in view I would •ay, (1) In case familic* are quarantin ed, it i* your duty to inform the county health officer. (2) The law say* that in families quarantied, food, provision* •nd medical attention mint be furni.h- ed by the city or county in which they live if unable to provide tor themselves. Li) In Hie absence of a city health officer, it i* the duty of a county health officer. (41 You are not requir ed to make a visit to families w.thout pay. If the county health officer is I called over from Albany, it would be absolutely with the county court what remuneration would t>e made for hi* expenses. This, i think, answers I he qu<*tions in your letter. The only Sane and sensible thing for a city the aise of yours to do, >• to pay a health oflker, say a salary of (lfd a y< ar, and be can earn that much in , cleaning up the sanitary conditions of the town. I think, however, physi I clans would do well to allow people to have a little experience and thoroughly acquaint themselves wihh these things through expertem e. Yours very turly, < ALVIN >. WHITE. State Health Offi.er. Deafness Cannot Be Cured While we are worrying over the high co it of living it is some what diverting to look over the tiles of this paper and c< mpar« present prices of food stuff with twentv-two years ago. Some ol I the prices follow: wheat, 56c per bu.; oats 32c per bu; potatoes 50c p< r bu; butter 15c and 20c per lb; hums 14c per pound; should ers 10c per lb; bacon 12<: per lb; I lard 12c per lb; chickens $4.10 per dozen. P*K*lti»HT, W . 1 Suarrtar, C A. U arcar MORRISON Onions according to a loading ph> sician, have little food valu»* But they are not to lie despised is a good plan and should be fol as the doctor probably will admit lowed by other cities. They impart a sort of of lasting aroma, don’t you know, to real Not only in Oregon, but in all food, when engulfed as a cun- pittrtx of the cour.try, the gov- comitant thereto. erment lias inaugurated a move Readers who would consult ment to secure work for the un their |»ecuniary interests should employed and to furnish men or not fail to closely examine the women to farmers and other advertisements of our merchants employers outside the cities. It who advertise in the News. is a common sight to see men T ic Y mean business in every standing around the streets in word they advertise and propose town at all searons of the year to make business by advertising. w ho would be glad to go out into Peruse carefully and call on the country and go to work if these merchants for the bargains they only knew just where to go and could be certain that the job they are offering. would be there when they arrive. An exchange sp-aka of the John II Barlmur, United States, game of "gossip” whkh is hav Iosp^etor, Oregon Immigration ing quite a run in some localities Service, has started to list appli in the east. I It is played with cants for positions of all kinds photographs, They are shuffled and is anxious to receive applica out like raids, cveyone in the tions for help from employers of party receiving a photo. It is labor of all classes. th«*n the play to tell every mean thing you can alsnit thw party photographed. We know of Io- ratifies w here the game is played without photographs. OREGON & CO. 0 70c Send in your orders Muring week or you will have to pay the big price. These specials will be half cash ami th** other half cash too. AMD DON T »ilE TIUR ONLY STOP IN PORTLAND PROCHASKA II Vicflor Victrolas Columbia Grafonolas Edison Phonographs Terms as low as 50 cents a week. All the latest records. Popular Sheet Music 15 Cents. Woodworth Drug o Albany Oregon A disastrous tire at Al Dr* Lowe & Turner, eye spe | bany last Friday afternoon cialists of Portland, will be in completely destroyed lilt* tilt* Scio again Wednesday, February Hamilton stole, and 24. Consult them at Scio hotel. business houses adjoining Wait for them. were damaged to some ex- tent by smoke and water How to Prevsm Bilotis Attack* Most of the loss was well The *'< on.init event* cast their »hadvw* *'',k t TC<I by illSUiance. i announce that before.” Thi* i> especially true of Hamiltons bilious attack*. Your appetite will they will be in business t f. - . i ■■ f' < I dull at d languid if'nunii I i again in a short time. yuti are lubject to biliou* attack* take I Ibrrc of t bauiberlain'* Tablet* a* Boon The Northwest Farmstead, a* th- ae symptom* appear and the •t- one of the Orange Judd publi-1 tacit* may be warded off. For sale by cations which is advertised in ail dealer*. connection with the News in another column is one of the best Clubbing bargains whkh has ever been offered to the public 1 can till orders for choice anywhere. Thia is a live farm calves at any time now. Prices and home paper and comes once Hath Telephone# a week, 52 times a year. This, right and quality guaranteed. I*per is yours for the asking, S7’.f }’7(7.y . . OHECMkX E C Smith. when you pay ond dollar for a Thomas year’s subscription to the News. Be sure and ask for the Farm ••The Be»» luKative I Know of” Whv not reduce the cost of stead if you want it and your “I have »ol<l Chamberlain'* Tablet* your insurance? LESS than as name will be entered for one for »«-veral year*. People who have sessment insurance if you DIE. year. This applies to either new used them will take nothing cl*». I ran All your money back if you subscribers or renewals. Don’t recon,me nd them to my customers a* the bert laxative and cure for constipa LIVE. Think it over. It’s worth put off subscribing too long as tion that I know of.” write* Frank while. C S Bliss, General this offer may be withdrawn at Strouae, Fruitland, Iowa. For sale by all dealers. I Agent, Suk-m. Oregon. 1B-16 any time. I Calves For Sale I* i G F. Korinek, B. V. 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