The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, March 30, 1916, Image 4

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    Park Mill Company
SCIO,
DOUGLAS
OREGON
LUMBER
FIR
V-’
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Is compii te ami our
stock fresh and (dean.
Our scimi I in 1 >i»t Í 1
cluse» Fnda. We have the
most satisiactory s ‘bool un-
der Pr<»f < ico Lvtl«* 'but bn>
been taught here for y jaTr.
'!’••» •• are * few .
- <>l
rneimles in this »«‘ction, but
suvini* t<* be in a light f< rm.
Mr Kirkwood was here the
past week doing sumo graft­
ing on ol i trees for the San-
tmni Farm.
Il<* went to
Hi Iburn Sunday a- he li;»-
home work abend them,
We carry a full
Tea, Coder,
Canned (roods,
fact, everything
tor the table.
HIBLER 5 GILL CO.
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.1. S STH’ll A, Proprietor
It h«s been understood that j
! some of the far nets in these)
i parts will get to dispose of some
more of their white fir wood dur­
ing the coming summer, which
makes them feel quite good. ic>
they had several curds left over
from last year.
An entertainment and pie
•social will be given at theBurgen
Hollow school April 8. Every­
one cordially invited to attend,
'didics please bring pies.
.
D ap root!.«
VVool-Moh tir-Woo!
t he C mrt »4 t .0.1 Resort
Around the «love of the rn «» road»
We are in the market for large
groe« ry i» the reni court of iu( report,
fur it finally over-rule« all other*. : or amall lots of w<x>l or mohair,
Chamberlain*» rough remedy ha» U rn and will pay »he top priev h r
brought before thie court tn aln.< rt » V- nmo. Sacks furnished free to
»•ry croa» road« grocery in tilt» country,
i thn-e we buy from. See us or
and has always recovad u fuvoral !e
verdict. It la in th«- country when- | oho’ie us for quotations.
We do Custom Curding for
man expect* to receive full value tur
hi» money that thia remedy u moat ap­ wool Comforters or Mattrv. t>
preciated. Obtainable everywhere.
. in any weight or size. Bring or
send your wool; we do the rest
WILBUR WOOLEN MILLS CO.
,35tf
Stayton, Oregon.
A few days of nice w«at’ er
would be appreciated by many
of the farmers.
Miss Daisy Dnvenport, who
has been working in Scio for th«-
past two months, returned to
her home last Munday.
Mrs Will Hollis and little son
Delbert went to Portland last
Saturday for a months visit with
relatives.
Miss Mary White visited with
Mis* Audit* Bartu the latter part
of the week.
Frank Holub and John Cos-
tello made a business trip to Sci»i
Monday.
Mr and Mis Joe Bartu visite»!
with the latter’» sister. Mrs
Chas Uhrz near West Scio last
Sunday.
Mrs Henry Nolan is spendina
a few days with her parents, Mr
and Mrs C T Craft
Will Hollis and Allie Robbins
w ere Scio shoppers Monday.
Ed Stepaneli spent Sunday I
with his wife, who owing to the
sickness of her sistt-r-in law. Mrs
Chss Chrz, has been lending n
helping hand with the house- i
work die past few weeks.
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$
RICH, PURE,
WHOLESOME
“SPEAR HEAD
M 7 Archibald of Albany
in taking a drummer from
Scio to Crabtree Monday
night in a Ford, encountered
ÎJ
a mud hole near the Santiam
Farm where thev stuck with
the wheel»» under mini in a
The Famous Chew w»th the
• {uickband hole, ami it took
Delicious, Fruity Flavor
live men four hour* to dig H
That Lasts
out. The hole is safe now a-
voting Archibald had mo»i
MADE BY MODERN PROCESSES
of the mud <m him win n
Modern Pri.sdll t and Santiam
You want to prt af! the enjoyment
lie |t li .it 11 o’clock for
and benefit po»»ible out of touacco.
News, both one year for?!.65.
i hen chew fluy to! .icco.
Ci abi rve.
PIE EATER
line of
Spices,
and in
needed
Proper treatment tor Billousno*»
For a long time Mis« Lula Skelton,
Churehvtlle, N Y. was Vfliou» and h»d
■lek headache and dissy «pells. Cham-
• erlain’a tablets were the only thing
that gave ht-r permanent relief. Ob-
'■inable everywhere.
There is nothing that will give
• ou any more pleasure for so
ong a time for so little money
as the magazines we send our
subscriber*.
Are you getting
these magazines? If not. write
or telephone us. You can get
he News and four magazines
ill five the year for $1.40.
Weekly Kansas City Star, con«
taining a'l the worlds current
news, and Santiam News, lx>th
one year. $1.15.
Best Meals in the City
for 25 Cents
Room 50c and Up
TODAY’S MAGAZINE
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WE HANDLE THE
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Moil Sub.cribera rontWpr TODAY S
a (»num» nacet.ily b*cau*« « attu. y
heTja to o>!v« almoal every probbta el the
wile, «ndher and txxnemaha.
You will find the clever Fiction and
tomaahc itone. into» re.l Me |Ae refiedura
bcrere, evvl Mui «
town».
You Will lev. TO­
DAY’S sot only
bei.ee it u yracti-
cal »ad deynsijal le.
but berauw every
numbev will bring
into your borne. joy,
UUf.nall. n, eacout-
a(eme«t and good
cheer
A year« ouborription coat« you only
50 cents.
Many ur-gle mtm will be
w «th that Io yeu m m «.ey-aavu^ idea, and
pleawre. Sul,« die today.
Separator
Cream
It is getting to be the
leading separator Oil
the market.
Come tn and talk it ov< r and let ui
you a demonstration.
J. F. PROCHASKA &
OREGON
SCIO.
PaK»ti>«xr, W. F. (»ill.
N kmtabt , H. .-helion
J
J. J.Darne«, W. F. Hill,
A. Bilyeu, J.R. Barn«,
Mrs. Jenris Warner.
Scio Milliiig Sonipaiii'
to
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
tsec'OMi-rvMATWin hkj kmuh < u -
i » m >«
Our Fl< ur is a« good as any made in
the Willamette Valley
WILL DELIGHT YOU
CANTON. OHIO
J
OREGON
& V*, t%V.VAM>W
With Ito Many Improvement»
P S -H ye«r <hwr.h need, muaet, wei.
h, hw 4-<oJ> 4 lot IMS tluotlO < *4 OS.
to Ewry CSet.
1« In. «mU-
ALBANY, ORE.
SCIO.
BVtx'kamos*
TODAY’S MAGAZINE
St. Chirles
Hotel
GRANT PIRTLE, Proprietor
You want joir chew to have the
wholeaomc. aj: Hiring riduic»» of ripe
I fruit. Then ciirw Spear Head
You want a plug «¡.h a dclrimivly
iwect and mt!! w i ’. iv r t! at last at
long a« t
|
Spear Head.
< hie chew of Spear Head will con­
vince any man that there'« n > other n>-
lacco cm earth with each a rich and
lasting flavor. That*« became at! the
natural jufcrv of the di ■ :><«: Burley
kaf are retained in Sjetr Head.
The making of Spear Head u con­
ducted strictly according to pure-fo-4
method» in a great modem factory tlwt
is apic-and-span thro«i;hout
The mog expetrive. modern pro­
cesses keep Sj car Head fresh, sweet
and pure at every stage.
The luscious plug of Spear Head,
from which you bite the tastiest,
wholesomest of chews, represents
the highest fc-m of plug tobacco
production
Try Spear Head—ths very best chew
that mcney can buy. In 10c Cuts,
wrapped in wax paper.
$
Confectionery, lee (’n um,
and Cigars
I \>st (’aids a Specialty
/:17; a * y• 5. ice
W„ 4« a
te«4
Fleur.
on
kaxteed
ar.i
O«v»«r«l Cu««»n> Mllllna BtoalnM«.
Sate.
We
-to*
are
Wheat
In
the
Bought
Fl aid
Treat Ynu
Ind
for
rlour .nd
Et.Kant.d
Bualne««
and
r«v
Will
Right
SCIO MEAT MARKET
We are headquarteis for juicy
steaks and tender roasts
Highest market price paid for Hides, Veal and Hogs.
Give us a trial
Special Prices for Sailed Hide*
HolecheK
We make a specialty
of
Pictor.al Review and Santiam
Friendship, Engagement and x-
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News, both one year for $1.75.
—
Wedding ring» - F M French &
Clothing cleaned, pressed and
Son. Jewelers and Engravers,
repaired. Guy Me K nigh L
tl
Albany.
Bros.,
Scio
r»
Best quality butter wrappers.
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,
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neatly printed to conform with
the law, 60c per hundred at the
News office.
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