The Santiam news., March 11, 1915, Image 4

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FIREMEN RECOVER MORE GOODS FROM
Fire
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In (deal ing away the debris of the great fire which destroyed Hamilton’s stocks
a few weeks ago, the firemen uncovered about six great dray loads of merchan­
dise. i bis consisted chiefly of sweaters, knit underwear, hosiery, yards of
woolens, silks, etc. It was practically undamaged; water-soaked only! Every­
thing has been perfectly dried ami will now give just as good service as ever.
Even thing goes on sale at tremendous savings!
Store Closed Thursday, March 11 to Arrange ^Stocks—Friday
and Saturday Bigger Bargains than Ever—Plan to be here Early
This is the greatest sale you’ve ever shared in! Thousands of people have come from miles
around to take advantage ol it. We re prepared to handle bigger crowds than ever for Friday
and Satiii’dav—Be lime when the doors open.
Remember, All
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the
New
Spring Merchandise Received
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Women’s Suits
Corsets
Shoes
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Toweling
and
Domestics
Curtain Goods
Since the
Fire
HI BIC HA IJ< I ‘HK I . _ <
Hats
Umbrellas
Underwear
and Silks
Napkins, Etc.
Woolens
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Sweaters
YOU WILL SAVE BIG MONEY BY GOING TO HAMILTON’^
HAMILTO’NS
ALBANY. OREGON
Sale held next St. Francis
Hotel
Store closed Thursday,
March 11. Come Friday
and Saturday
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Charlie’s
Aunt
Opera House
Wed. March I 7
FREE DflNGE
Monday was the 41st anniver­
sary of the Herald. It was es­
tablished in 1H17 as a week I j
newspaper by Messrs. Barns,
Pottingcr anti Speel. It WAS
established as a morning daily
the first wi«ek in December, 1885
in conjtin.’tion with the weekly,
becoming the first daily news­
paper in l.inn ccuntY, and is the
oldest by two years.-Albany
Herald.
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Walt Mason
Scio Produce Co
Th«-groat, fin« men arc oft obscure;
thej have ro wide, resounding fame,
that experts warrant to endure untill
the finish of the game. Old Chick*
cnlx-aid is such a man. and though he
ha» co store of yen, he’s alw ays do-
ing what he can to he I p along hia
fellow men. He has no millions to
disburse, but when he meets a hun-
gry guy, he digs a quarter from his
putev which buys the sinkers and the
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The girst of bloated millionaires
mean nothing of a sacrifice; they ail
aroun-l on easy chairs and count the
scad» they have on ice. if Croesus
giv« s ten thouiar.d bucks to help some
«■«dirge < ff the rocks, he still can have
hut wine an«l ducks he haa ten mil­
lion in his box. The willow’s mite
I do not doubt, in heaven nisdc s big­
ger splash that shrckela
Pharisees
shelled out from their large wads of
ill-gamed cash. And so the poor man
when he breaks his only William in
his pants to buy some widow tea and
cakes ia making angels sing and
dance. In fertile soil he's sowing
seeds, and he shall reap a rich re­
ward; for he who gives the coin he
nre«ts, is snrrly lending to the l-ord.
it alt M «son
Cash buyer» for all kinds of
produce, livestock, hides, sheep
and goat pelts.
Thos. I^rge, Manager.
Miss Myrtle Myers returned to
her home in Portland the last of
the week after a visit at the
home of her brother. E D Myers. I
to the Itou-ewIfc
Madame if your husband is like most
men he exp«eta you to look after the)
health if younu-f^nd children. • oughs
and colds are moat liln-ly to lead to1
serious diseases, A child is much more i
likely to contract diphtheria or scarlet
fever when it has a cold. If you will1
inquire into the merits of the various,
ren edws that are recommended for
c<.'>ght« ami ■■<■'. I*, you will find that
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy stands'
high in the estinmton of pimple who use
it
It
prompt a»d effectual, ptsaaant
to take, whice are qual.tiee esieeially
to t«e desired when a medicine ia intend- I
rd for children. For sale by all i
deale s.
Two incubators for sale-One
Trusty,150 egg capacity complete
with brooder, and one
Sûre
Hatch 150 egg capacity with
brooder; $10.00 each.
Wm
Brenner,
Eggs, hides and sheep pelts
taken in exchange for goods at
M Sternberg & Co’s. Scio store.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice la hereby giv»n that the final
account of R "heltoi. as administrator
of the estate of Matt lx>berger, deceas­
ed has been filed in the County Court
of Linn County, Oregon, and that Mon­
day. March, 22, 1915. at the hour of 10
o’clock in the forenoon has been ap­
pointed by said Court for the hearing
of objections to said final account and
the settlement thereof.
R Shelton, Administrator.
First Publication Feb. IK,
I-ast publication Mar. IS, 1916.
C C Bryant. Attorney.
Money Cani Buy Glasses
FROM
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Dr. M. L Morris
Best Treatment for Constipation
Which are not guaranteed
to give absolute satis fort ion
or your money hack.
“ My daughter used Chamberlain's
Tablets for constipation with good re­
sults and I can recommend them high­
ly." writes Paul B Babin, Bruahly. La.
For sale by all dealer*.
Scio Hotel, March 22
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For Sale
School Dist 100 Linn Co nty
will sell the old school house at a
sale. March 29 1915 at 5 p m.
Don’t fail to see Charlies Aunt
Wm J Beran
next Wednesday.
Clerk of Dist. 10a