The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, March 18, 1915, Image 4

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The United States Cream Separator
The Only Cream Separator
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Silver
non rustin g
sections.
Tin OA L } cream separator adapted
for mechanical cleaning.
The OXL Y cream st ¡Mira tor with a
non-rusting guarantee.
The OXL Y cream s, istruì or with a
chumbee
rustless hoot
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The OX I. \ cream separator tri th a
m ebbe trin>i
adjustable
while running.
Th, OXLY cream
separator with
mt di am sized gears, all
melos -/ am! all running
in oil.
The OXL } ere m
separator from
whose bowl all the er, am
ran be recovered or "flush •
cd."
The OXLY u t I! k nown cr, am st /tara-
ter that skims Xa tu re's
tray cream rising to top,
skim milk si filing to hot
tom.
The OXI }
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eream se/strut or to which
the crank ran be attached
on either side.
The OXL Y
ert a m sepa ra tor on uh ich
crank may remain when
operating by pulley
op/sisite side.
The ONLY
cream separator to win a
World s Kt cord for closest
skimming.
cream separator that can
produce thick cream anti
skim clean at the same
time.
The ONLY
Interlocking Sectional Tips
differs vastly from thedisc or any other
separator construction. It is the mod-
ern product of new ami better ideas
ami is manufactured under the latest
cream separator patents.’tintitpiahd,
abandoned principals of construction
having no place in its makeup.
If you trant a cream sejsirator the
women folkscan run ami take care of
with pleasure investigate the U.S. Ilr
r to brimi one out and demonstrate
it. No obligation to buy.
USH mse S r S it . i . morrisoh
Fanners Union
Editor Hantiam News:—
Just s little squib reporting the or­
ganisation of two more locals, one at
Rivet side and on« at Mount Pleasant.
Will probably organise Shelburn and
Burmester t'rrek this week.
Both new locate got busy at once in
placing co-operative orders for goods.
Riverside placid an order for some $50.
or $fio. worth of groceries, oil, sugar,
etc. Mount Pleaaant matte abigord- r
2,010 lit binder twine, 28,000 shingles,
3 bbls linseed oil, 200 H> white lead. 19
sacks sugar. 2.3U0 lb coarse salt, 1,0(10
lb fine dairy salt, M0 rods wire fence,
14 ap<Kite barb wire, 3 steel tanka coal
oil.
Richardson Gap placed a good order
also: 2,050 tb fine dairy salt, 1,400 lb
lump salt, 7»0 H> ground oyster shell,
1 case Old Dutch Cleanser, 1 case A & II
soda, 2.'. eases XXX stela crackers, HO
lb roasted coffee, 25 lb Blue Stem, 2
cases lime ami sulphur spray, I case
Citrus washing powder, ft.250 tb land
plaster, 1,000 grain bags and 2 steel
tanka of oil, making some 20 tanka in
all this winter at a saving of 100 per
cent. At our next meeting we will
Probably place an order for 50 sacks
sugar.
All members of Richardson Gap local
arc requested to be present al our
next meeting March 21, as there are
some important measures to come be-
fore our local at that time.
Farmees' c«me join the Farmers*
I'nion ami help us to help you better
your condition by co-operating togeth­
er in all our work, educational, finan­
cial, and otherwise.
Yours In the work,
tl I. SUTHERLAND.
Sec.. Treaa. Local No. 102
Recommend«
Chamberlain's Lough
Remedy.
•'I take pleasure in recommending
Chamberlain's < ongh Remedy Io my
customers because I have confatene • in
it I find that they are pleased with
It ami call it when again in need of
such a m Vicine.” writes J W hexton.
Monteyai.j, Mo. For sale by
dealers.
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’’Charlie’« Aunt” drew a full
house Inst night at Wcseiy’a hall
and everybody seemed to feel
that tl<y had their moneys
worth The play is a laughable
comedy and all the players ac­
quitted themselves with credit.
The ¡»ersonel of the Play was as
follows: Hr E H Hobson, Robert
Hopkins, Al Plummer, Fred
Ohlemeier, Ben Thayer, Mrs
Fred Ohlemeier. Misses Rolla
Wade, Lillie Sitps and Myrtle
Knauf and Robert Wade.
Io the Itouacw ife.
Madam» if your husband te like moat
men he expects you to look after the
health of youraof and children, t ougha
and colds are moat likely to lead to
serious diseases, A child is much more
likely to contract diphtheria or scarlet
fever when it has a cold. If you will
inquire into the merits of the various
remedies that are recommended for
coughts and colds, you will find that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy stands
high in the est'maton of people who use
it. It is prompt and effectual, pleasant
to take, white arc qualities especially
to be
dred whm a medicine is intend-
<-d for children. Fur sale by all
dealers.
Miss Margaret Brock of south
to Crabtree
of town has pone
for a few tfavs Stay,
Ixxik up Morrison’s special ini
display ad. which is changed i
every week.
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l or the stomach and l.lver.
I X Stuart, West Webster, N Y.,
writes •*! have used Chamberlain's
Tablets for disorder» of the stomach
and liver off and on for the past five
years and it affords me pleasure to
State that I have found them to be just
as represented. They are mild in their
actior and the re«u't have been satis­
factory. | value them hghly.
sale by all dealers.
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Scio Produce Co.
Cash buyers for all kinds of
produce, livestock. hides, sheep
and goat pelts.
Thos. Large, Manager.
Two incubators for aale-One
Trusty,150 egg capacity complete
with brooder, and one Sure
Hatch 150 egg capacity with
brooder; $10.00 each.
Wm
Brenner,
Elfin», hides and sheep pelts
taken in exchange for goods at
M Sternberg & Co's. Scio store.
Tuio World KxpoüîilioiM
Now Open
Reduced fare round trip tickets, permitting
stop-overs at ail points tn either direction, to
the Panama Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, and to the Panama California
Exposition, San I»iego, on sate every day to
November 30
VIA THE
Scenic Shasta Route
TMRFE
Slatta Limile!
FINE
T RAINS
DAILY
California Emu
Fan Francisco Eiprtss
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
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Notice is hereby given that the fins
account of K shelton, as admintetratoi
°t »hr »»late of Matt Lobergcr. deceas
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i» the County Court
ot Lina County. Oregon, and that Mon
day, March, 22, ¡915, at the hour of It
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. IS,
lumt publication Mar. IS, 1915.
CC Bryant, Attorney.
Ten daya* stop over will be allowed at Pan
Francisco and I xm Angeles on one way tickets
sold to Eastern Cilia» when routed via the
Southern Pacific.
“Calitorna ant Ils Two World EipjsitiODS”
A new booklet describing the trip from Portlsnd to Han Diego including
the two expositions, the scenic beauties of Oregon, the Siakiyoua an-1
Shaata Mountains, San 1 rancisco. the beach and outing resorts of Cai
fornia, the Han Joaquin Valley and Yuaemite National Park
free on
application to nearest Agent
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
John M. Scott. General Passenger Agent
Money Can't Buy Glasses
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PORTLAND, OREGON
FROM
Dr. M. L Morris
Which are not guaranteed
to give absolute satisfaction
or your money back.
Best Treatment for Coi»«tlpatlow
My daughter used Chamberlain’s
Tablets for eonstipstion with good re­
sults and I can recommend them high­
ly," writes Paul B Babin, Brushly, I jl
For sate by all dealers.
For Sale
School Dist 100 Linn County
will sell the old school house at a
sale, March 29 1915 at 5 p m.
Seed clover at Morrison Hard­
Wm .1 Beran
ware.
Clerk of List. 100.
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