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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1915)
School Notes Just remember that the News office sella typewriter ribbons and carlxin paper cheaper than Prof Colvin spent Saturday anyone else in Linn county. and Sunday in Salem. Several of the scholars are out All makes of typewriter rib of quarantint and back in their bons for sale at the News office. p aces at school. 35c each. Miss Smith spent Sunday in Portland. When in need of printing give Miss Severance spent Sunday the News office a call. First class with Ii.ez Huons in Shelburn. work and prices right. We make a specialty of letter head», en Miss Freman is organising a velope», stai 'nient», bill head«, Glee Club among the students sale bills, business cards, ladies in the High School. Allure very- calling cants, and in fact com much interested. mercial printing of all kinds. A bookcase was placed in the Grammar room last week and is now filled with books, All th« Bring your country sausage rooms arc now supplied w ith M the Scio Hotel. reference and readiug library. Irl W Hkk< lots Almana. 8ANTIAM FARM TOPICS The ilev, Irl R llicka Almanac, now ' ready, grow« mor«- jiopular arid u»«ful with each paating year, it is a fixed A inly ILtil i* now visiting necreaily in home«, «hops and ctmimer- his ri>u-T .Mm !•<•<• Bilveii rial ■ »tal 'I.hment« all over Ihl» conti ultef severul .e.ifs h I» m - ii -<-. nent. Thia famous and valuable year book on astronomy, storm«, weather The young folks of thi* and ear thqtiai« « ahouhl be In every section Imvc started a iu-w home and office. PrvfeMor Hick«com fashion by huving the Ing plete« th>- beat i««ue of hi« great Al jaw. uhii h is quile i-ointliOll. manac at the clow of hl« »eventicth year. The Almanac will be mailed for soinetiines <•< |lv<l mumps. '« Th- Rrv Irl It lin k« tine Arch Hay had tin- misfor magazine. Word ar d Work«, it ««nt ft fl on« year with a copy of hit Almanc. tune to slash out« of for only unr dollar. Send for them to bad with an n.r making Word and Work» Publishing Company, <41 •401 Franklin Ave. St Loui». Mo Y««u gash causing Imn to ciult-ht t>. will never regret your investment. Try it for IS15. Al i s Bell Alvord retín 11» to Portland nv.vt Friday to res line her job of < dl« r-S making. TO THE CITY AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITY OF SCIO. OREGON: M. Sternberg A Co. have moved to the Smith A Smith Bldg., One Block North of I’ostoflice, and now have on display a complete line of Men’s and Women’s Keadv to Wear Apparel, boys’ suits, mackinaws, sweat ers, raincoats and overcoats, a complete line ot dress and work shoes, Ladies' suits, coats, dress skirts, sweaters, middies, shirt waists, corsets, hosiery, ki<l gloves, mil- linerv • and shoes. You will find our prices very reasonable and our goods satisfactory. We also wish to state to the entire community that our store is your home when in town. We are going to provide the farmers with a lunch and rest room. liemenibei* this does not necessitate that you do your shopping at our store, but we will appreciate any patronage which we may receive from you. We Geo Griffin and his broth er Clifford are now cleaning up of a lino piece of land loi a truck | atdi of all kinds. Lloyd Lubenbach was du lust Eridiiy with his band ol beagle hounds, making tin woods ring while chasing tht long tailed lop eared jack rabbits as they are now quit scarce. "Cuming event« east their shadow before." Thi« 1« especially true v bilious attack«. Your appetite w> fall, you will f- el dull a« d languid. I. you are »ubject to biliou.« attack« take three of Chamberlain'« Tablet« a« mm . a« the«r symptom« appear and the at tscas ma be wa -led off. For «ale h> a I leulvta. Clj g O., Scio, Ore and Mrs. Barnts, Sales People BUTTER WRAPPERS We are equipped to print th< *» wrapper« to comply with the «late law and at price« you can.iot afford to ignore, and whon u>»4 they make a very neat and attractive package. * I > i 1 We furnish the News one yeai mid the N. \V. Farmstead $1; Daily Oregonian, $5; Telegram, $4.50; Daily Albany Her aid $2.50, S. \V. Herald $1.75. Scores of other good clubs. I . Cold* and Croup In Children ' Many fM-oplr rely upon Chamberlain'« '«»ugh Remedy implicitly in case* of old« and croup and it '»ever disappoints ' hem. Mr» E II Thoinaa, Ix>gan»j>ort. nd. write«: "I have found Chamber- ain't Cough Remedy to be the best emedy for cold« and croup 1 have ever nd, and never tire of recommending I t to my neighbor« and friend«. I have ■Iway« given it to my children when uffering from croup, and it haa never ailed to give 'them prompt relief." -'or «ale by all dealer«. FROM Which are not guaranteed to give aliaolute autrafaciion or your money bark. 3. S. J ohnston When you want your engine« and other machinery repaired. or any kind f turning d ne in wood or iron or roar »aw« filed and gummed. W o -I «awa built to order. Prices reasonable. SC io OREGON You will find that Chamberlain'« Ccugh Remedy haa recognlied advan- tagea over mo«t medicine« in U«e for •ought and cold« It does not »uppre«« i .-i cough but loosens and relirvc« it. It • d« expectoration and open« the »•- crelion«. which enable« the «yatem to throw off a cold. It counteract# any tendency of a cold to re.ult in puvu- -noma. It contain« no opium or other narcotic, and may be given to a child a« confidently a« to an adult. Fur aal« by all dealers. ... — All of our subscriber» who have received the magazines »eem to _ ___ ____ ____ like them. Some ___ have told us they don't see how we can do it. When renew ing your subscription to the News don’t forget to ask about the maga- I zines. Money Can't Buy Glasses ALL ON- How to Prevent Biloun Att«ik. I Revogntied Advantage« Old tuqiers 5 cents a bundle he News office. Dr. M. L- Morris I have opened a dress making parlor in the K P building ovei J S Stichas confectionery wher> 1 will be pleased to meet tl < ladies of Scio and vicinity, mut ual phone. Miss Blanche Kopeck) Eggs .1, The «late law require« that all dairy butter offered for »il- at a d'-alera, must be enclosed in a paper wrapper on which is printed tho number ( ounce« of butter, full weight and by whom made. Two incubator» for ¡tale—One Trusty,150 egg capacity complete with brooder, and one Sure Hatch 150 egg capacity with trooder; $10.U0 each. Win Brenner, PIE EATEP. Dressmaking Butter and M. STERNBERG Q. o'clock in th • forenoon haa been ap Our farmer» look away pointed by »«id Court for the hearing Several loads ot boga Mon <>f objection« to »aid final account and day as pork i» low and tlnv the settlement ther«*uf. R bhclton, Administrator. are out of feed. 1 ir»t Publication Feb 1H. Alfs Al< x < harltmi of Big Last publication Mar. 1H, I9I&. bend \\ aslii igtoii who har C C Bryant, Altorr.ay. I tint) th ■ Menace to be u huiudingvr of a line pa; ei one all American people ought to real and be posted. Country Respectfully von I s, Nulic« is hereby given that the final Al r anti Al rs Wullat'e W eb account of I! -'h«-lton, «• administrator Santiani visitors ov«-J Sun of th«- «-»late of Matt l.obergcr. deceas- » y up old «■d han been tiled in ih<- i ounty Court day having a W w»y fa-hioiied visit »Ulli tin ill of I inn County, Oregon, and that Mon lay. March. 42, 191 . at the hour of 10 the tlay of old. I h - i been visiting with daughter Al is (.'online Hassler, and her sister Al Ctiaiiies and other tives anti old time In ' started for In i home I i day in company with mother Airs l’«>indv.rtor, will visit with her sister Mr» Annie Gaines of St Johns and her mother will remain with her daughter for a lew months. Buy Ili MARKET REPORT The following are cash price t quoted >n Thursday of each week by our dealer«: I Wheat, per bushel................. SI «0 Gate ....................................... 52 | Flour, per aactt........................ 1 70 i Bran, per ton.......................... 36 00 Middling«, per ton............... SO 00 • *hop. wheat, per ton........... SO 00 Chop, oata, per ton............... M • M Harley Chop ............................ 40 00 Butter. (Country) per roll .. «II Egg«, per doten ..................... 1» Chicken«, per jound. ............ it 'iww. per pound '................. os Turkey«, per pound................. IS Duck«, per pound I'ekin .... to Duck«. Indian Runner ........ a 6 tot« I Beef, per pound, live weight Pork, dreeoed ........................... M Pork, live weight..................... ... M Veal, per pound, for «hits-Ing ¡O# I Excursion Fares Round trip ticket«, permitting «top-over« at all points in either direction, to the Panama Paeihe International Exposition, San iranctsca. F«b 20 to l>ec. 4th and to the Panama California Kg- position, Kan Diego, open all year will be placed on «ale February 15 to November 30 VIA THE Scenic Shasta Route THREE FINE TRAINS DAILY SHASTA LIMITED: Extra Fare, First ( Iasi equipment only, Portland 3.50 pm. A High Claaa Train. leaves SAN FRANCISCO EXPRESS: Obaevation Car, Standard ard Tourist bleeping Car», Chair Car« and Diner. CALIFORNIA EXPRESS: Standard and Toariat Sleeping Car» Car» and Diner. Chair l ull particulars, fare«, literatura on the Exposition. train «cbelulea, etc, from neareat agent of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC John M. Scott. General Passenger Agent PORTLAND, OREGON Barred Ply month Rock egys Call at the News office and get for sale 75 cents per setting of sample coj y of the Northwest a Farmstead. 15. E I» Myers.
