The Santiam news., July 20, 1916, Image 2

Here i& a Bar grain
Stop, Look
and Listen!
Although flic general tendency has been to raise tin* price <>t
(‘onibination otters this year, \\c art* able to oiler our subscrib-
ers this club at a lower price than c\cr be tort*.
We are in the market for prac­
tically anvthit ■' you hav«- to sell,
having an Hazelwi^d cream sta­
tion w< rking in c njunction with
us in the same building.
Bring us your eggs, j litre,
hides. veal, dr s o I pork, css-
c ira bark, < ’ i { | •’ A \ | . etc.
<»..r Haz.elw > <i r*; »«■ • nlative,
Mr OR Turner, v. ho came here
from North Vamhi'i, leaving
many satisfied patrons, who re­
gretted I.is leaving them, has
charge of the handling and test-
n g <>f cream ar d will treat you
right.
We are in the market for mi »tuck
hog». Weighing from I1*1 to 12S it». If
you have any for »air, call u. up.
I ARM and NO Ml ia (>ul-l>«h• I I
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TNI; NOV SU WIFE become» a valued member of th«
magann< that a woman |>o«ittve)y needs
Wl 1.1 Alli.I
pub : ¡ shed every
T hursday by
L W. CHARI r.s
heart
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Cntervd at the pœtofüce at Scio, Or»' .
us <w>c<>nd-cla»a mail matter
Mt’ II»«« KII-fK >N l< A I P -
nirtv
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regain
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the
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better an<l greater things in
lite < «Vs lo etimo.
Anti the
G<>«| nt
Dre..tor
will
bis benign approval upon al!
delinquent str -erib«*rs who
hearken unto this, his sage
inav I»« the one.
And lie
lias
faith
that
it
will
lie even
rati« maile known on
application.
so.
1*01 I I IO Jot W>At.
g.
>1 a» :• .» .i .• | u'trs magazine in Arcr; a
the small
It «in» in
silent
hours
of
the
and
night
when all our people were
peiuefully reposing III the
slumber ot iunoeenee.
The go<l of dreamt* liovt
ovef the editorial •om h
ami
spoke in soft and glowing
tones of a vacation in the
sweet summer time, with a
brain relaxed from the tire,
thetiod of
Dreams, do de­
cree that when the sunny
days are come again the
editor shall leave this toil for
a week of rest in
some
fai
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Rej
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the Suiitiam News, recognized as the leading paper of.this sec­
tion, all Five one year, $3.25 value, for only
WHY THE BEST
OF CHEhu IS
“SPEAR HEAD”
.
$1.50
.
A ttention F armers »
Miatahc« ol Early Geography,
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> ȣ1 fail to all at "Ur store,
where you will a w ys And a good line of staple
rrerrhandiae to »elect from Our price» are the
low< st and <>ur go<<ds the twat
Been Famous fcr a
grows. Sail more, only the very ch ic-
r t red Burley leaf is used for S; ■ ar
Head.
This choice leaf is «elected with 'he
most painstaking care, is m-ntmed hv
l and, is thoroughly washed free of »11
foreign matter, and is pres- <1 into
Spear Head plugs »0 »lowly that not a
c'rop of juice or an atom of the nat­
ural flavor escape».
Try Spc»r Head, and you’ll get a
tweet, mellow, lusciou». satisfying chew
that cmnot be obtained tn any other
tobaeci. In 10c cut», wrapped in war
gaper.
Santiam Newa and Metrojioli-
tan Magazine, both one year for
$1.75.
J S Sticha has had some new
drawers and shelving put in this
week, thus adding to the appear­
ance and convenience of his con­
fectionary.
Why Worry?
People who worn have got a life
taking Rig chames
job With no pis envelope on Satnr-
It 1» a great risk tn travel without a
dav- Worrv is crossing the brides
before you come 10 it and while bottle of Chamberlain'« Colic, Cholera
voii'n- on it and after von’rr over. ami tharrhoea Remedy, a» thia prepa­
We ««n’t worrv if we »top »eying ration cannot be obtained on the trains
or steamships
Attack« of bowel com
-if
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plaint are often «udden and very »e
Pictorial Review and Santiam rare and everyone »hould go prepares!
away spot, where mind ami News, both one year for $1.75.
for them. Obtainable everywhere
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VV'e take egga and butter in exchange and pay
the highert price for same.
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M *kv our store your Headquarter?.
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Co. «
OREGON
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IHRKCHIHN
PneaioKMT, W. F. tiill.
Snurrtav, R. Shelton
J. J.Harne». VV. t-.tiill,
J A. Bilyeu. J. I: Ham-«,
Mr». Jrnnie Warner.
Ht •« < KaMM >1«
to
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
IN* OHI* >HA T>- I> |»41 Mm »« -a-
|lx,«
Our Flour it as good as any made in
the Willamette Valley
S.1CK GC.1RAXTEED
W. «4« • Oenaral Custom Milting Butlne««.
Fleur and
Seed •• Bale.
Wheel Bouaht «nd Lachanged fer
Fleur.
We are la the Field for Buslne* «nd Will
Treat Yew Kight
L«ign Hunt's Qeavg.
John Oupor sustained a broken
leg below the knee Wednesday
afternoon by his foot catching
between a stump and the run­
ning gears of the wagon on
which he was seated.
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Its Rich, Sweet, Mellow Flavor Has
A clerk iii i> l<»A ntown jewelry MADE OF CHOICEST RED BURLEY
• tort- W4- Iwit,.' ip-’-li ! d In I,.,
The aecret of t >!>»cco utitfict n is
new i inplm<-r “W'luu u mail num ■
known only to the nun who rArur
in to buy a wedding ring always u»k flitf l''u.The rea n is that a
him if st) engagement r»n. will la- pood ehew rets ri ht nest to your
ivnr:i with il »uni what carat it 1»
taste, while the leaf in /!»■> t •’ .icro i»
Flic two should l><- the same If the in a »Ute < f fresh, j .. • t » - 1 at
ongagrmcnl ring i» eighteen carat», ‘ is not possible in any other f. rm of to­
bacco.
av, uixl tin- wedding ring 1» four
There's no t 't .irco in the world th.it
tern, 11» they rt|l> to .'ether the soft
ez.n giv« you the hearty, wb.'les .• >e
er ring w ill -hoi» the «e.ir mil u«u
f ivor that you get from a delicious
ally jiiht iimler the -tone, «Inch le
Come« loo-i-ned. lie liuvv li.nl t> chew of Spear Head.
Spear Head is made exclusively of
r> t hundred« of diituiond» for thi* ripe, red Kentucsy H" i
t
very r- .««on ” \cw Y ork Sun
ri-hly flavored chewin'; to! «(.co that
An Xnivriiiin geography printed
some labors of menial toil, m 1-81'.’ cont.ni)- thi- inter» »ting in­
ami the green slopes of a formation. “California i# « w ild
and air' »t unknown hind, covered
gently
flowing
stream thr> ughout the year by denae logs
abounding with the tinny On the north« rn «here.» live anthro­
pophagi, mid in the interior arc ac­
tribe.
tive volcanoes and va»t plain» of
And the god whispered in-i shifting «now, which »omctimc»
to the editorial ear and this »ho >t up column» to inconceivable
heights.
is what it said:
Ti e book odd» that some of theic
“There are many
good statement» would »cem incredible
were they not »0 well authenticated
people who owe sundry sums
by trustworthy traveler».
on subscription. These peo­
Brother Jonathan.
ple are honest and they
Brother Jonathan aa a national
mean to pay, but their minds name for the l’n ted Stntta of
ate engrossed in weightier America 1* , . ncnillv undrr»tood to
iwvc original'! as follow»: Gover­
affairs, to the exclusion of nor Jonathan Trumbull of Con­
the editor ami his needs. necticut w.i* often looked to bv
Washington for advice und support,
But 1. the God of Dreams,
.•nd «0 great wc» the «-»utance ren­
will lay the hand of wisdom dered bv him that Washington was
ami remembrance upon these fond 01 referring to him aa the
“first <>f patriots, mv brother Jona­
good people, to the emi that than.*’ Very naturally the name
they will all give of their aa» trnnsi'-rred to tin* country it­
self, and before long it «as widely
abundant store the little (but popular
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is justly »lue. Ami when
ea *h good citizen has handed
in the mite that is tine, I,
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Thor four magazines, each the best in its respective field, and
Ring« Th«, Touch.
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Regular price 50c.
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recreation, crncouragemet t. new fa«hi«'i.» an<l helpful h U u . Regular price 50c.
Successors to
Scio Cash Produce Co.
(bhf kantiani ileus
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Old naperg 5 cents a bundle at
In the »t-rene «ilenrr of Krn»«l the News office.
Gre» n ccineterv. L»n«l<»n. Leigh
Hunt'« hodv lie* at rr-t. A Visitor,
rcgcliitig «»ver the iron fence to part
the fragrant shrub- that »luiilow
the tom! -tone, rcitd* the««- word*:
“Write me a* one who love« Ins
fellow men.”
It was his own clvcrfnl philrwo-
Mr N C I>iwe is the only li­
phv of life that L igh Hunt ex-
censed undertaker and em­
pre---»1 throti; 1 the lips of his
balmer of Scio.
All work
\boti Ben Aiihem, and the senti­
ment i* very touching come upon
Kunnint«*e(l satisfactory. We
in this way.
have a large stock of cas­
kets
on hand and a nice
Me'» Through.
hearse. All calls promptly
“Bi«! von ever w nt«- any jaw-try?"
tnly once.*’
attended day or night.
“Then your paern wa* rejected. I
A lady’s services will be
presume?'
: furnished if required.
“Y cs. And »<> w.i- I You see. the
poem was a proposal to the girl I
wa» in love with, and -he threw me
over and marri«»d a plutuber."—St
Louis Post-lb-patch.
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N. I. Morrison and H. C. Lowe
SCIO,
OREGON