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The T S Mechanical Washer is a mar-
velous cleaner. It is a ma'velous steriliser.
In a year this Washer actually saves days
of time over other ways of washing sKim-
ining devices.
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The I S has the only cream separator
bowl that can be successfully washed, rinsed
and sterilized mechanically, for the follow­
ing reasons.
It has the only bowl through which the
water can be driven with such tremendous
forte that its cleaning power is superior to
hand wa>hiug. and lots quicker an<l easier.
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You could not wadi a silver platte» any
ier in the dish pm than you can the
el Silver 'kiinniing sections in
the
Mr Elmer Ni.r-m. Victory, Wis , says,
“The new washing device is a dan ly.
M rs
Ni.f i> <1- t-l.ir»that wishing the separator is
now a pleasure and with the in w Washer
the I’ Scan be washed in one third the time
lequitvl to wash any other separator.”
Why ii<>t I hiv the most improved sep­
arator—'.he I’ S.’.' You will ti se it twice a
day fur the next ten years.
The 1 S Separator has the only skim­
mer built of s did Nickel Silver sections
They always remain smooth and
nun­
adhesive.
H. I. MORRISON
•z -aswsviw
TWENTY-TWO YEARS AGO
Scio Pre««. Mar 2d, 1KIKI
Born, to the wife of Join
Simins on March 15th a son.
Our fellow townsman Hon J fT
Myers is a candidate fur the gov­
ernorship of Alaska.
More than eno hayseed talk?
of moving to Scio w hen that new
school building is completed.
Mr Geddes was in Gates last
week tossing his hat in honor of
the arrival of a little girl at his
house.
His 1 estimonial
ltm
Scio Produce Co
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"How do you like your typewriter?" I
Cash buyers for all kinds of
•aked a salesman of one of hi* cu*- produce. livestock, hides, sheep
tumers. cals Everybody'* Magazine and goat pelts.
"If* most «atufactory." wa* the
Thos. Large, Manager.
reply. "I wonder how I ever got along
withiut it"
"That'a fine! Would you be willing
to give me a little tr«tin>vnia) to that I
effect!"
"Why, certainly I will," and he
Wanted bids for 40 cd 4 foot
pounded out the following:
2nd
growth fir. 5 cords 16 in. old
"after Using thee automatig Back-
action slype writ.er for thre emontht fir. 10 cords 4 foot grub oak.
tin d Over. I unlienitttlinggly bro- Bids must be in by April 10.1915
pounce it prona nee it to It- al ad even i nd wood delivered in full by
more than thee Manufacture claim? for
August 1st 1915.
it. During the time been Mi ha* more
The Board of Directors of
th an pant for itfelf in the 'aveing of
Bids Wanted
district 95 reserve the privilege
Chas Warner has been trying Umeandiabrr?
john 1 Smith. "
of accepting or refusing any or
a bout with the grip for the past
I all bids.
week, and part of the lime has?
To
the
Housewife.
J F Wesely
been confined to his room.
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Madame if jour husband i* like most
Clerk Dist 95
Died ut the home of her men he expect* you to look after the
parents on March 17. 1893 Doro­ health <>f youisef and children. < ought
Miss Mae Crabtree visited
thy, infant daughter of Geo. L and cold« are most likely to lead to with friends in Scio the last of
•eriou« disease*. A child I* much more
and Lizzie Sutherland, age 1 yr. likely to contract diphtheria or scarlet the week.
9 mo. and 10 days.
fever when it has a cold. If you will
For the stomach and Liver.
There have been two peti­ inquire into the merit* of the various
1 N Stuart. Writ Webster, N Y .
tions circulated on our street remedies that are recommended for
Coughts and colds, you will find that write* “I have used Chamberlain'«
during the week, both of which Chamberlain'« Cough Remedy stand* Tablet» for disorder« of the »tomach
we presume are, ere this, on high in the estimeton of people who use •nd liver off and on for the paat five
their way to Washington, pray­ it. It is prompt and effectual, pleasant year* and it afford* me pleasure to
ing for the appointment of their to take, wl ce are qualities especially »late that I have found them to be just
respect've favorites to the posi­ to be desired w hen a medicine is intend- •• represented. They are mikl in their
cd for children. For sale by all action ami the result have been satia-
tion of postmaster of bcio.
dealer*.
factory. I value them highly." For
•ale by all dealer*.
Lhamlxrlain'a Cough
Remedy.
"I lake pleasure in recommending
Chamberlain'S Congh Reme.lv to my
customer« because I have contMrne • in
it. I Ami that they are plra»<-<l with
it anti call it when again in need of
such a medicine." write* J W Sexton,
Montevallo, Mo. For sale by
all
dealers.
Mnommemt»
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Look up Morrison’s special in
disnlay ad, which is changedi
every week.
,
Mr and Mrs Earl Daniels came
over from Albany Friday for a
visit with the latter’s parents,
Mr and Mrs I A Mtinkers.
Now Open
Reduced fare round trip ticket*, j>erm:tting
•tup-uvers at all point* in cither direction, to
the Panama Pacific International Exposition,
San Eran .»co, and to the Panama California
Expotition, San lhcgo, on a*le ev»ry day to
November 20
VIA THE
me Shasta Route
THRft
FINF
TRAINS
DAILY
Slusia Liui’ti
Califcma Eipni
Stop-overs on One Way Tickets
Ten days’ »top over will lx- allowed at San
Franciaco ai d 1.0« Angele» on one way ticket*
»old to Eastern Cities when routed via the
Southern Pacific.
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"CaliUrwa and Its To Warti Eipositiasf
A new booklet <'e-eribing the trip from Portland to 'an Diego including
the two r xpoeitiona. the .ceric beauties of Oregon, the Siskiyou* an I
Shaata Mountain«, San I ran. -• <>, the It ach and < utirg resorts of ( ah-
forma, the san Joaquin \ alley and Yw- mite National Park. Free on
application to neareat Agent
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
PORTLAND, OREGON
FROM
Dr. M. L Morris
Which are not guaranteed
to giva absolute satisfaction
<>r your money back.
.
We make a specialty
of i
Miss Elsie Rartnik and Mrs Friendship,
Engagement and
Ivan Smith of Thomas were A'- Wedding rings F M French &
bany shoppers, the last of thc Son. Jewelers and Engravers.'
week.
Albany.
Two World Expositions
John M. Scott General Passenger Agent
Money Coni Boy Glasses
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W ..... I
Scio Hotel, April 12
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Rest Treatment for C<>n«tlpatl< n ,
" My daughter used Chamberlain’«
I Tablet« for constipation with go -i re-
¡ «ulta and I ran recommend them high­
ly." write* Paul It Rabin. Brushly. I-a.
For sale by all dealer*.
For Sale
School Dist. 100 Linn County
will sell the old school house at a
•ale. March 29 1915 at 5 p m.
Se«-d clover at Morrison Hard­
Wm J Beran
ware.
Clerk of Dist. 10V.
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