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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1916)
_____ * POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS i Park Mill Company All Arnouncrment» under thi» heul ar.' paid luivertivemvrit». OREGON SCIO, Mrs. Ida Maxwell Cummings Republican candidate for County School Supt Candidat« for Countij Recorder D. H i > w u't to k*.<*w what ycur motor car «¡11 <!u. of a million I ■ rd car» anawem your question. i ’¡De performance Touring Car $493.00 Roadster - 443.00 AT SCIO. OH EGON SHERIFF On Display and For Sale at Candidate fur th«- Rei.ubticui nomirir t»u!i lur (iountij Surveyor i.raiiuntc in Engineering <-f <>. A.l‘, ar have ha«l »ix year, practical e«penvn< e. one year municipal ui gim vr.i.g ami tlv< yvara »urveying in l.mn county «nJ an> tile uWlicr of tn* >>rigr »1 tlei • note* < • E I l ► leiivr. < ourr.y ’•urvei. r t. InHI to UMV. I am familiar wi.b han., ling daerta. road rteotd». and ot’ • record* of the cuuntv I have piatt. trie Uu.d ir.<irix ut ail the Cuuny run in I inn county whun 1» tn u»c at pre vnt, (Prfld Au< J. H. GLASS Brownsville, Ore Rvpiibliujin candi- date for noniinntioi HIBLER 8 GILL GO. FRED T. BILYEU Residence Ph ne, Home 27 tri.cwe'j fai SCIO. « T <-.r, a od red ice the office expeu liturc* from O-« to |1,O a >. Thi» may not I (:<aal politic* but it c irtainly i» goo! uu.inea»; and gi«d lutin.'«» mean» n dopar"» «jrth uf »er- vire for every doliur expended. Iraki Adv. OREGON wai ««y««»! CARUSO G- %% w IW %% $ ( < )ZY $ j. 8. _> ( < iiicci ionerj $ $ <? ? VorU-fomoru Tanor, J«.v»: * ¿ 5 ’’Tuxedo -omrlelcly atixf’ea my • o b a c c o isrte. Moat ■' npertant of r II, f rom a Wool-Mohuir-Wool Post SC ’C» «Or tC3s sC3-o WE HANDLE THE We are in the market for large a i n g e r ’ a »r small lots of w h >! or monair, otandpeint, tnd will pay ’ne top price for 1 uxedo doc» tarn ». Snik.t f .rni'ietl free to *»ot irritate fio-e we buy from. See u.< or tuy throat-" '»hone um for q . : Lot.». We do Ci.stem Carding for w «>1 Cunifortr rx or M.i’tre >. » in any weight or : z<». Bring or e ('xiiirx ' ; ’A • « n t'•• re t. A n k e r - H o 11 ’i Cream Separator It is getting to be the lendimr st‘par;it?ii’ <>n the marki’t. “ Tuxedo Does Not Irritate My Throat’’ Wil BUR V.üOLi N MILL< CO. Siaiton, Oregon. '-5tf w. F r good a - luce Co. Come in and talk it over and let un*giv< you a dcmonatration. That’« what the world’« greatest tenor savs ab< ut Tuxedo. ¡hat's what ycu will say about Tuxedo after Plat form real* s as! you’ve given this mildest ; $b.UU. 5v;o Pro- new and pleasantest uf all tobac cos a week's trial. Mrs M G Hutchinson and little <j,,ht» r of Spriny.fleht are Lei« Lis werk visiung at tl.c homeofl J. F. PROCHASKA & C9. I Paid Adv. f P. H. FREERKSEN Canti aule for Republican nomi nation for Coiintv a (.’one missione!’ Subject to the primaries May 19. 1916 (Paid Advertir«« menti C- M. Kendall Rcptibl can candidate for Sheriff RMliung that it will will be impoa •ib.e for me to ate- every republican Voter in the c.unty before the primary election. I submit the following: Accurate balance of book», law en forhement and collection of delinquent taxe* are NOT OPHONAL with th. ah«<rlfT. but ate a part uf lit» official ob lu-ation »•■<! I rovided for by law. Thi». however. 1» not the c»«e wit' office expenditure». They are regulated by the »heriff at ■ n.y »»perMncv in the office togeth-i with a a careful investigation uf the record» for the pa»t five yean, lea.'» me to believe that, by good buainea» managvrrer.t. I »hall be able to give you equally a» good Mrvica, a» an of- For ■ long time Nu»» t ula Skeltin, hurchvillc. N Y, was bilious and had I, k headache and uisay «pell». Chain- < rlhin'« table’» wer«’ the only thing hat gave h«-r permanent relief. Ob- • inabie everywhere. There is nothirg that will give ou any more pleasure for s > mg a time fur so little money - the magazines we send our ubscribers. Arc tou getti: r hese nwtg.'izint s? It not. write r telcph< ne us. You can get he News nnd four magazines ill five the year for $1.40. INitlIll'OH AH 11 r>p. bMIO-H wa ll.<^a Our Flour 1» aa pood a» any made in the W liamette Valley 1:}' /:17 •»** t <-»*«*r«l >•!♦. ruwr. k ' k s. Cu«t»»m Dunne«» UoMffihl «K* Treat haxteed ar.i Milling Whwffil trx Pouch Tlwlci Y »»%« and t»r Flewr •»»«! Ftchanged l^xtairx Klghl 5c Fi.-nou» giren tia 10c me year, $!. 15. 7» Clan ll>niJ»rit SCtaaJWc. Best Meals In the City for 25 Cents Room 50c and Up rai AMxatcxn GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor SCIO ROLLER MILLS W» <i«» • Z» 77» //»- iOr S0c, ALBANY, ORE J. J.Barnr», W. F. Gill, A Bilyeu, J. R. Barn***. Mm. Jrnnic Uarnrr. onipasn The *rt[iaal "Tuxedo Pmceaa” t f refiring mild Kentucky Burlev, n i iv. J bv 3 to 5 year»’ apcing, P*<.hvrlj remove» every particle of hi: iinr« and ’’bite”. Put Tuxedo tot he ftp* trit. That will »how you why, to m.l'on» of men. Tuxedo i» the only ”ju»t right” »moke. Read the guarantee in the top of every tin. Weekly Kan n City Star, con- aining all the worlds current tews, and Santiam Newts, both St. Charles Hotel J 7.W /V,“« 74-.. It Pt aS i ♦«’* You can buy Ttixedo everywhere OREGON SCIO. rrrsmtsr, W. h. tàlli, s«. KITT«»T, R. .-he I ton - r father, John Sims. Proper ircilmcnt f.ir It.lmu'r.c»» W V > ( X >KN |<]|{ :* John W« »¡< ly transacted busi- i”n'. ir Alin iv Wednesday. (Pnitl Advert» o rrmtl line of Spices, and in needed 0 ( ’mint v TrcHMirrr Linn We carry a full I'ca, Coffee, ('finned (»nods, fact, everything for the table. Univoml aervi e be md it So »implt- anyone can run it. Republican candidate for nominate.: for the office of I II.IHLES II. LHI\.WII Is rompit te nnd our stocK fresh and clean. supplying the Med* of buairt'»» men and farmer», the F«»r«l is op«-rat»d a. -! maintained in city or c . jntry for »hint two Mil a mile Bodine If «•!ect« <l I will continue my »»me |" ! Icy to faithfully di»chrrge n>v dull« at all tinie». atrict law enforcemi ■ t, »pec.al attention to tax collection, ) ..• t.cularlv delinquent tax« • (I'aid Adv LUMBER ÛUR GROCERY DEPARTMENI Ralph Thom Having had »Xiicrianc«' with tic C" » ty rvo.rd», and being familiar with the work in the Recorder’» office, I feel that I can run the . ffic<- «-ffi imtly »«..I economically. Your aupfmrt will lw appreciated. (Paiti Adv. i FiR DOUGLAS l*«TM>n»J »ujierviaion of »11 a huubi Better text bmka and practical work. Paid Adv.) Federated Church Sunday School at 10:00 a m. Pr m'hing at 11. Chri- tian Endeavor 6:30 to 7:30 Song service from 7 30 to 8:00 Preaching at 8 o’clock. tobacco compatit Beat quality butter wrappers, nea’ly printed to conform with the law. 60c per hundred at the News office. Prayer meeting every Thurs- ay ever ing at 7:30, J M Meikle- ■'hn, leader. I he Court of I >»t Resort Around the «tore of th«- cm « r<<ui» grocery is the real court uf last r< >rt, for it finally ovcr-rul«» all other». Chrmberlain’a cough remedy ha» I e«-n brought before thia court in almoat ev ery eroe» roar.» grocery in thia country, »nd ha. always received a favor»! «e Verdict. It h tn the country where man expect» to receive full value for h>» money that thi» remedy i» mo«t ap preciated. Obtainable everywhere. H. B. ILER. Pastor. «I. I .i. l .l, * • <* - IM — Pictorial Review and Santiam When you want information News, both one year for $1.75. >r live .»took shipping days call Phomes Ixirgc between 6 and 7 Santiam News and Metropoli m and between 6 and 8 in the Modern Priscilla and Santiatr New», both one year for $1.65. evening. 27tf tan Magazine, both one year for $1.75.