The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, June 17, 1915, Image 4

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Now is your op¡» >rt in : ! I s \ \ ’ E DOLLARS,
itiiii mnl furnishings at tin* earliest
nml boy •»’ big’ll gradi
! o ■aiii"' < \ er offered in onr line in
solilo of the be-t bona fi*’
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BUY
XoTHIXG RESERVED.
Everything is on sale.
FOURTH
OF JULY
SUIT NOW
( ’omnicncing S \ T i R 1 > A Y. Jl X E I ‘.If h w e w ill maKe anotlier l»ig eut in priées on prartically
ever\ thing in tins ci.i ic stock. Yoiir loss if von dont huv now .
All our world famous ■ ¡\ I plus >uit", guaranteed absolutcds new spring stoeK. sold the world
over for ,$17.00. on sab here, your choice for $13.50.
Fol low i ng arc a lew of our prices.
Men’s Odd Pants
Men’s Suits
Value« to $15 for
Value* to $IH for
Value* to $25 fur
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Many articles at less than wholesale prices.
$1 f-d odd
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2 50 odd
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I’anl*
Pant*
I’anta
Pant«
Young Men s Suit
Value* tu $12 for
Value* to $15 for
Botps
Knickerbocker S
Valu«» to II 60 for
Valu«* to $•' 50 for
Value* to tin for
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5<>c Suspender* for
f-Oe and 75c Tt«» for
25c and 35c 1 iea for.
ten’» union *uit*. oj» n mesh for
Men'* union »ult*. $1 grade for
M<n‘* union »uit*. $1.25 grade for
Men'» »hart* ■nd »wer«, open m«»h
One Io' men’* dress shirt*
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<*rv lot n « ii’» shirt», military col I ar­
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tort . collar* attached for Tile and
,M< n’» $1 25 •! ent rt>he* for
Met » $1.7*5 outing flannel pajama-
2.'-* runv«- gloves, leather faced for.
)(' cativaa gloves, I for
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5.<»i Hnux Hat* for
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blMiKnos straw* for
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i SUGGESTIONS
OU R PUBLIC
WHERE
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Through the Pre«» Service ot Agri­ moved en iwowh- ’’cd cart* driven,
culture and Commerce, the nt t- t und ottimi»* arate». by i>l;iv«a; «bile
mlltd* at till» nation «III he i(»rcil
er uii;. t
n re painting divin«
to the public forum and a> cd to d>
dr- .Him < :i
tt • ■ rec t.- of
liver a mesaage to civilisation Men
t-v I At1'
wc
li' .’ih u u, tire
who achieve irMom ta'k, and men tirands dipt < 4 tn tal ow
• ho talk »< Id itu achl, i* There 1»
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no such thing a* a no!»y th'nker, atui
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brevity 1» al*a>* a cl< »« cotupatiioa
ill Hie m. < i t. d-. of today are
to truth
o . kk.K to »erve < h 11; ration ha* a*
It will be a great privilege to atnnd
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i . • .< • h t.i»k
by th« aide of men who can roll In >t tl.--
d i !.. great«*!
place the corneratotu- of industry, to ( r-it;.: .. t tt : • ■ • i t- -t planet
wMoctate with m< n who can I* -k ir« »i.i..
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t u ii«v->ti. nt»
at the world and aee to the bottom have n tcti:
d lb- «hol« world and
of It. to commune with men who can w- ci'.. . it.«' «ver» a«« and uatfoti
hear the roar of clviluaiicn a tow -o nan.« i..i n er producta that can
cettturiea a»ay
ipproach in creative genius or uiaa-
Too often we listen Io the rabble
element of our day that crle* <u’ veil .» in ..e.e .rt.u of the tremend-
against every man who achieve*.
u* n n of ihe pre nt day Edlaon
"Crucify him’
Mankind never ha*
m r ■»» ". b tot. and turn a light
and probab:* never will produce a on nt Itlpll d mltlioaa of home», Vail
generation that appreciate* the genius
ar. takt .. i th. receiver and talk
of tta day
There never will be a with fifty r . ria of people, Me-
crown without a croaa, progress will
Connbk» roni«r can harvest tne
out ■■critic* or an achievement will, * or! i
1 ;
•. * »team en­
nut a challenge
gine move* the co::.marcs of land
Thia la an age of service, and that and ata
man la gfrateet »bo verve* the larg
Ih«
’ta human being
eet number The prevent goura’
can «t. I* tt i rvc ni* f- How men;
ha* done more to improve th- eoi. ' hrt»t liil |t Ki . i decree It, and
dltlon of mankind than any <-.>d - >
'!*>'
it
it It I» the glory of
(Ion elnce human motive* began their th;, i-tac-ib i i.
iiigt Edhon could
upward Hight The Gree k* gave hum u.
•id no fi !■ r < lilt*, than to become
life Inspiration. but while her i.r.ti i
tne j ittor to civil.’attilli Vail the
were »peaking with the tongue» ot tn...... . < r te mankind
MrCormlek
angel*, her farmer* v ere plowm
(he !
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d to agriculture, and
with forked »tick*, while her phll f’ultoa th-- t- i :f.er
ind ii>try, and
oaophrr* were emancipating human l>l-
• I* t \i i:.
that lia* auch
(bought from bondage h> r 1-. " < ,m. t«r* for It» .i rvant*
We make a specialty
if
Friendship, Enpagi’tnent ar d
Wedding rings F M French &
Son, Jewelers and Engravers,
Albany.
Best quality blitter wrappers,
neatly printed to conform with
the law. tide |>er hundred at t! t
News office.
till.. U'. Mto-k-
When y-.ii have « bilinu* attack your
liver fail» to pc rft-rm it* function*.
\ on become r«t>-tquite«l. The food
you cat ferment* in your atomach in-
dead of dig< »ting. Thi* inflame* the
•tomnch i. • <! cau-e* nnti-ca. vomiting
and a terrible beadnchc. Take i ham-
bcrlain* tablets. They will (or.e up
our liv*r. clean out your itomach and
you will soon be a* well a* ever. They
only ci-*t a quarter, tibtamable every­
where.
W
0PIK
SUMMER
FOR
TO
GO
Tillamook Seashore
Resorts
A I >i i.irli 11 ul Si-a.-id" IL-t rent
Wonderful i.encr). dtnaf'
forest», enticing t r<»ut
»tream». mi!«» kid tnih »
of glorious *ati<ly tn ach.
I very charm far an outdoor
vacatio-,
Surf bathing,
flahing. boating ami plea»-
ant »octal recreations.
Special l.o« Kuilliil
¡t..i I aii -
Newport
Sptri.il I.-in Iviuini 1’iip I'.ire-
S< *.-«on
from all point* with lung
limit, llaily and week end
train».
A*k for further particular* and co;-v of
■’Sea*hore Tiliamook County"
Week End
Sunday
I**ily train *< rvice and Special
Sunday Excursion*
- <t
Summer Excursions
East
Round trip ticket* to 1 aat-
cm deatinatx.n via Cailfor*
nla with atop over* In either
direction to v*it the Ex;<>-
■mon* on *ale daily from all
point*.
I
A»k nearest agent for copy of booklet on
Newport
California's Expositions
A world’* marvel. Every­
thing complete. The great-
eat *v«nt of the (.'»ntury.
Special Low Round Trip Fares
Daily
Full information from nearest ag- t
You can »top aver at Sha*ta S: Fng
Sp'. : 1 train »«rvic* »tt. r ■
ttv« employ«», delightful
acen«rv.
Ask for booklet
“California and it* I wo
World
Exposition*” and
“Wavaule Note* Shasta
Route. "
<>ur Agent* will b.- gln.l to furn -h f ill t rt i ■■■ - ;t r , ml t.. anv of th« ab -.e out ng» and ma «
reservation*, outline your trip • r give y i mt i- «ti-
t. ratur« im the varivu* pia- «- you can visit
A«k for our ft. ler **Oregi-a Outdoor*”
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
John M. S ott, General I’., -er.i r Agent.
I’mtlan I, Oregon
All of our subscriber* who'
Scio Produce Co
have received the magazines
-eefli to like them. Some han*
told ns they don’t see how we
C-.wh buyers for all kinds of
can do it. When renew ing your
produce,
livi stwk, hides, sheep
-oibscription to the News don't
forget to ask about the maga­ and goat pelts.
zine*.
Thos. Large. Manager.
For Rent Six mom house
with a half acre of land, one
block south of telephone office.
For Sale— Blacksmith shop in
town; a'so one acre of land so ith
of Will Garland’s residence. En-
qjire of ow ner, E C Shelton.