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

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Now Who’s toBlame?
1916
In the issue of the Santiam
New» of November 4. “A Sub­
scriber" ha.« a tit b**cause the
farmer asks $1 per bushel for
wheat. I wonder if the farmer
doesn’t have as good a right to
brand his wheat 41 per bushel
as R rgman has to brand hi*
sho-s >9 50, Why kick at the
farmer? Whose fault is it be-
raus«* he asks $2 for a 129 pom I
sack of wl;.-:it? If a poor labor­
ing man wants to buy a i a -ka
of Quaker Puffed Wl «-it. wha’
do you suppose? The rate •
over $28 per bushel is the prii
they ask for wheat that w»m<
farmer hits sold for ul<>>ul 7m-1 < i
bush* I. Now who is th«* «er
of the high cost of living? S<nc
say war, war, but I don’t ««•<• it
that way. Some cry farmer-
unions, but there wduld
.t I
any of them if the produr >i
were selling dir«*ct to the con­
sumer. Like a swarm of I m «
the more drones the harder ih>
workers have to work. 1 ut p . a
kick y««ur->*lves instead of th
farmer, wage earner, etc.
A Rentier.
FAR M Ë R S. -J
MODEL
Ford louring Cars
ARE
HERE
rfi» •>
PROCHASKA
F.
SCIO,
*-r»:d <'ar beranse it serves evcrvb<i<lv-~
. miiitv. Il’s t universal economy be-
< a i
i <» ii < \ for rt erybodv. It's a universal
« *rvu
ti k i’ serves evervb«»dy. It s n uni*
i e it g es plvnaure to «•V«*lt b.wlv
it is «piiekly umlerstood and va-ily
’ .'In in weight, it is wonderfully flexible.
I: n:r » r< i*l
ov* r all *orts of mads, and all sorts
• >f In il* in -.Il -'<rts of weather. Strong in c«»iKtru<*-
ti hi it end
Low in cost of maintenance ami
operatioo.
J. J llamea, W. F. Gill,
.. A Bilyeu, J. R Harnea,
C. A. W arner.
flllMbt*!
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COIIHHWI
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Touring Car $493.25
Roadster - - $443.25
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Fred
Horre
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T. Eilyeu, Local Agent,
Phene 27
Eighty acre farm for rent for
Sb«1: good house und good barn.
Enquire at .1 F W< sely’s gr< < • r\
atore.
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tiv»«!»»•••
R. I f* Is i
Scio, Oregon
I f You B uy ( hit of Town
And We B uy ( hit of Town
And all < i:r Neighbns Buy Out
of Town
Serials
W’int in Thiindi r will Become of
( )iii- Town?
I'.rtr think about it/
¡’!i»ce >■ ir order for y >ur l'hrUtma» Rug«.
Furniture, etc., with
9 ( :?.t SerFJs
N. 1. Morrison
250 Short Stories
I rr Artut'*, Nature and Science.
f.Mrpiit *nl I jbio-i I l\t •». . Faridy
I ’.»*/• *>■» . b ’ I
Curls* I *«.:•% <- hil-
<htn‘i P«-tr<%
/\U »get libcraUy
provided for.
CL'r fi US OUT
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MFAr ION
lur X«lê. nix* ti.
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him -< n«i « |M<rt of your money away, keep «orne, and let
yon kn-p »
and help wild up our town, and we will all frei
belter.
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There are many people who have
dislrv»« in the stomach after meal«.
»• due to indigtuUion ami easily roni'
dnnf by taking one of Chsintierlnin*
tablets after m<-ala. Mrs Henry I’adg-
han, Victor. N Y. writ«-«, “lor
time I wm troubled with headache and
ill»tie*» in my «tomach after eating,
al«a with constipation. About fi month ■
ago I h*-gan taking t'hamberla ns
let«. They regulitcd th«- action of
bowels and the headache and other
noyar.ee« ceased in a thort time ”
tamable everywhere.
Thia i« a medicine intent! t! • , < » iv
for atumarh trouble«, biliuusn*»» «¡»I
constipation. It ia meeting a »th much
iiiicce»* and rapidly gaining in fa» or
and t'opularitv
Obtainable « vary
where.
the
r K<Km«1|te»«l
e»A«l
n OUglit
whtai
< all or \\ lito
Distress in the Stomach
Chamberlain'.' Inhk-t«
ROLLER MILLS
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FRET T'O- r
r IXL.C. <_ au
Team of good sound mules
sale. 6 and 6 yearn old; weight
l.ooo and l.loo; price I960
Elmo Sims, Scio.
CO
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Special Prices
For the next 14 days we are
otFeriiig better bargaii
than
ever before. W* give i.p poH-
aeHiion of ibis budding 1 ecein-
ber 1, 191.5,
We are offering many art <■!<•
at less than wIo* »de co t. Just
a few prices »» a reminder:
*5.01 Kn >x lais, wide thy
last at -1 7?.
•2. si amt • 3.(*» hats go now at
95c.
O’a'h R'c values /o at 50 v
60: w< rk sh ■ s. t o* 3 fcr »1.
White atilT front »Uirta, go at
3 for »1.00.
AH »1.50 and »2.00 dress shirts
now 96e.
All su t«, values to 125 00
at »7.85 tn 112 45.
»15.00 rain« oat now at »6.85.
All overcoats, size 31 to 36 go
at U.96.
Remember we r lose I’ecember
bl. 1!H5
STEIN 4 NEWMAN.
330 W. First St.,
Albany. Oregon
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OREGON
SUE
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Twice ab much at any magazine
glv •» in a year. Fdty-two timet
a year — not twelve.
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Send to-«lav to The Y«’ud»‘s Com*
jxnion. BoBton. M am , (or
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eA.jot.»,. ui«.
RI.'TIONS
ntRlX CURRENT ISSUES- FWX.
RECEIVED
AT
THIS
OF! ICE
Is completi4 and our
stock fresh and (dean.
Grain Bought
1 am in the market for nil,
;mh of grain; wheat. oats and'
barley - -qvality considered; also
nay.
I am representing the
arge t company in the North-
veal. See me before you sell.
IL T. SMITH.
An Optimist
ZA . A man wF
■*r.*y
ow n .i
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HIBLER 8 GILL CO. !
Reflex
Slicker
$3.00
a-
Old Pr.b
aayc rain.
I”.
«JaeteAv'
Pfwtectar II*«. 7S
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ith-fafimt C.iMirar.Sctd
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S* <1 far cafak«
We now have on hands a big
A. J. TOWER CO.
stock of hard wheat dour and
D V.T I
mill feed. We also have the best
Dairy Feed on the market. It
has proved to I m * a great milk
producer. All at a reasonable
Lc’t Pointer bitch, tan and
For Sale R i 'cred Poland
l rice. Try it. Phone No. 33 6, China boar.
O W Garmnd, wbtt»‘, in Scio last Tuesday.
18tf
18t2p! Ed bl epanek.
Scio Fee J Co.
14t4
Crabtree, phone 13 7.
t
line of
Spices,
and in
needed
Fish Brrod
Hr*nrc i . Cheap Substitute*
In th> • davs of kt en ■ nm|>rtitir>n it,
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that t
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i rl.iins c< ugh rem-1
< dy ar<l i ■ t tale substitutes sold ,for i
the sake of « »tra profit. Chamber-1
isms cough rcnuNly has «t<«>»T the t«mt I
and been app >vc»J for more than forty '
, ears. Obtainable everywhere.
We carry a full
Tea, (’otfee.
('aimed Goods,
fact. everything’
fur the table.
$ ( '< >ZY ( '( >K X KI { $
S
J. s. STlCiiA, Proprietor
(’onicctioncry. Ice ('ream, Tobacco
$
and Cigars
$
Post Cards a Spt‘cialty
$
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SCIO,
OREGON
$
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