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thinking voter will reflect that
The Best of the Bargains
larger concerns will not employ
You get a l-arj-am when you get the
cither a knave or a fool. On the
Youth'» Companion for 1917 for *2 no
contrary they entrust their btis- —62 iaaue» crowded from cover to cover
Sunday School at 10:00 a m.
ineaa to the man whose judg with the reading y«u m«.»t enjoy. But
Preaching at 11.
ment is sound and whose honesty you get the best of the bargain if you
Christian Endeavor 6:30 to 7:30
is unquestioned. George G. Bing -uba ribe th«- minute you read thia, for
Song service from 7:30 to 8:00
ham measures up to thia test, then you wi I get free every number of
Preaching at 8 o’clock.
I he Contpan.on l»aued between the
and if elected he will serve the time y I »ub»crit*e and New Year'». If
Prayer meeting every Thurs
people as well and faithfully as you »end your 12.00 at once p>at mear.e day evening at 7:30.
he ever did a client.
a lot ot reading for which you won't
H. B. ILER. Pastor.
Voters are prone to think on'y have to pay a cent. Ami then the long,
of the favor they are conferring glorious 52 week» of ( ompar ion read
ing V> come after' Ix-t u» »« nd you th»
upon a popular candidate. But forecast for 191?, which tells all about
Do you know that a free dress
there is a different view. The what !» m »tore for Companion reader» pattern is included.with the club
electors are to choose their own in 1917.
I of four magazines that we are
By r pecial arrangement new eub- giving in combination with th«*
public f-ervants. They will best
serve their interests if. like p iv- cribars for Th« Youth's Companion Santiam News for only 25 cent«
can have »I mi McCall's Maganne for
ate concerns, they take lest
¡extra. Send your order by mail
1917 both publications for *2.10.
available material. On th.s prin
Our two-at one price offer mcl ulva. or call at thia office.
ciple the jieople will do well if
1. The Youti.’a Companion 52 issues
Despondency
they elect Percy R Kally and of 1917.
George G. Bingham for Circuit 2. All the remaining issues of 1916
When you feel discouraged and de
8. The Companion Home Calendar for spondent do nut give up but take a
Judges.
1917.
dose <>f Chamberlain's Tablets and you
Yours truly.
4. McCall's Magaaine 12 fashion are aimust certain to feel ail tight
George H. Burnett. I numbers ut 1917.
within a day «r two. Despondency is
Stop, Look
and Listen!
We are in the market for prac
tically anything you have to »»ell,
having an Hazel wood cream sta
tion working in c .injunction with
uh in the same building.
Bring us your eggs, poultry,
hides, veal, dr as I pork, cua
cara bark. < | { KA M . etc.
Our Hazelwood representative,
Mr (.) R Turner, who came here
from North Yamhill, leaving
many satisfied putrnns. who re-
greeted f is leaving them, has
charge of the bar '¡ling and test
ing of cream and will treat you
right.
5. One 15 cent McCall Dre«» Pattern
-your chi ice from your fl mt number
of th« magaxinc if you send a 2-cent
With the average man a cold la a
-tamp with your »election
-erioua matter ami »houM not be trilled
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION.
with, a« tome of the muet dangerou
rL Paul St, Boston Maas.
i M-aaca »tart with a common cold
New ¡Subscriptions Received at this
Take ('hamtx-rlalu'» Cough Remedy
Office.
ami get nd of your cold a« quickly a»
|Hn»ilde. You arc not experimenting
when you u»e thl» remedy, a» it ha*
Th« l.adi«» Home Journal, the Satur
been in uae for many year* and has an day Evening Post and the Country
established reputation. It contains no Gentleman wish to secure the spare
opium or other narcotic. Obtainable time of a man or woman to act a« local
everywhere.
representative in Scio, looking after
the renewal* of their many subscrip
tions in this section, and introducing
Why not kill that winter meat lhese publications Io new readers. Pay
where it is handy and easy tot ment will I m - made in »alary and com
keep clean and sanitary.
1 he , mission. Previous extern ace is deair-
use of our slaughter house art! ibie but not essential. For details ad- i
tools are free to ali that care to ¡ire»», with references, l ox 664. The
Curtis Publishing Company, Indcpen-1
use them. —Sanitary Market.
dance square, Philadelphia.
VN hen Yow Take Culd
1
Successors to
Scio Cash Produce Co.
(6hf
jlcœs
M Im has is not achieved in a
night. It conus in time because
PUBI I8HED EVERY THURSDA' BY P'onle learn that they can d«*.
fiend upon the mar . His clients
L W. CHARLES
n present many interests large
and small, individual and corpo
rjit»rt*l at th«- poatoflU-e at Scio, Orr . rate. The den agogue will ob
<M>mn<J-claaa mail matter.
ject to him b -cause he is often
retained by corporations; but the
HVii'-eiitri iov
iiaii -
ONE YEAR
STRICTLY IN
ADVANCE. ONE DOLLAR
Advertising
rate* made
application.
known on
1 wo Good Men
James Van Winkle, ebairmar
of the Lit n County Republican
Central C imm’ttce, bis receive,
a letter from George H B.irnett
of the State Supreme Court re
garding th«* two R -nublic tn can
didates for Circuit Jud/e in t hi
d ktr et, in which he stro ply
r. iu .me- d- the election of I »th
Judge Kelly, who is up for re
election, and George G. Bing
ham, of Salem, who has Iw'ef
nominated as Judge Kelly’s run
ning mute, theie being two posi
tions open. The letter follows;1
Salem. Or., Sept. 15. 1916.
Mr. J. S. Van Winkle, Albany,
Or.
Dear Sir, There are two Cir
cuit Judges to be elected next
November in the judicial district
composed of Linn and Marion'
counties. Percy R Kelly of A’
bany and George G Bingham if
Salem, are candidates for these
two positions. Having former!)
held thut office myself for
eighteen years. I had good op
portunity to observe their con
duct as practicing lawyers. With
out exception in either case, it
was characterized by strict in
tegrity and bound legal ability. 1
Judge Kelly was elected six
y?ars ago ar.d has demonstrated
his till es< a« a judge. Hi.« own
record <a his best recommenda
tion. He has made good and
ought to be rs-electcd.
I have known Mr Bingham
since his < arly manhood.
He
was brought up in a sawmill and
schooled to hard labor. He strug-
gl* d hard to gain hia legal odu
cation and carried his habits of
industry into the pre- lice of his
profession. He has built up a
large clientagt by hard work
and reliability. A standing such
4f
When renewing your subscrip-
ti<>n to the News, don’t forget to
remindwiof tba big magasina
offer.
1
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Pendlston Normal School
Froven Necessity
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very often due to indigestion and
biliousness for which these tablets are
especially valuable. Obtainable every
where.
New Undertaking Parlors
Mr N C Lowe is the only li
censed undertaker and em
balmer of Scio.
All work
guaranteed satisfactory. We
have a large stock of cas
kets on hand and a nice
hearse. All calls promptly
attended day or night.
A lady's services will be
furnished if required.
N. I. Morrison and N. C. Lowe
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MOX'.tfit TH. Ore. June 74 The On ¡.-on Normal
• a . I opened thl» week
atudent» enrolled 786.
larc o < n n < urd for »tat«- Normal in <»rr-on . . . .
how io i are lor larce student body a problem . . . .
■ 1«- iiik crowded into » lllnrium with seating <a
parity of ftSo Gallrrlr» filled with extra chair» In
i.l»lr» .More than ISu atudent» »i-atixl on platform
New boarding house» cotnplelcd. addition» to room
Inc hi i-br» built and trnte nsed One hundred atria
»li'i'P <>u upper floor of »«liool
The official »ilvxil report give» 150 yrade pupil»
In Monmouth, lor teacher practice
STICHA’S-CONFECTIONERY U
J. S 87 /( '//. l. Proprietor
(\tnftdioncrij, let Cream, Toltacco
mui Cigars
POST CARDS A SPECIALTY
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Rend what those you have elected to handle the
aff.oiM of your state and who are thoroughly intormed
regaiding school conditions in Oregon have to say
concerning measure 308 on the ballot ut the coming
election:
By Jtmtl Withycomb«, Governor of Oregon:
"Oreg m 1»
-lional.ly in n*<xt of i.,«,«» normal
•< h*r-«l work an.l I', l.illrtull I» Ihr l.agl« al p.a«-« fur u
•elmul <>( thl» rlaaa in Ku»icin Oi.g.u,
By J. A. Churchill, Stat« Superintendent of Public
Instruction:
I truat mat th« voter» nt the Slate will »n»i»t In
r»l»ln« the «tanOard of our •< hiiot« l>> mluliliahing •
Sl»i, Normal ». huul al f*rn«fl< tun '
W hen in town do not fail to call at our etore.
where you will always And a pood line of staple
rr.erchandioe to select from. Our prices are the
lowest and our fix'd* the best
By P. L. Campbell, President of th« University of
Oregon:
At l«»»t er» additional Normet Hrkeel to urgently
needrd in Oregon "
■y W. 4 Kerr, President at the Oregon Agricultural
M e take egfe and butter in exchange and pay
the highest price for same.
College:
«in.« th« prnpl« nf r»ndl»»on are Initiating a mraaure
for the r»t«bu«nm»r.i «t n N «rm»l ». >u«oi -i in«t ptaeo.
it will Bivv mt
I*» <o«»p|»«if I thin intdome
By J. H. Ackerman, Pre«.deni Oregon Normal Sehool.
at Monmouth:
A careful analyel» of ihr »Ituatir n will convince any
on« Ihnt irirgon i.rrd» a .Xxrmul Hr h.«l In Kaalerw «hr.
C >n «nd I'rrtdlvlun fill» «II thr imrrnmrni r«x|ulrementa '
By the County School Superintendrnto of Oregon
Hr. hwl that It I« (hr »«..»< of the ('mint, hrh,H,|
Super lr.trr.lrnt« of Ihr HU.. „( llr.gon, in lonvenllun
n»»rlHI'l-<l m«l the f.r«l Ihlrir«!« ,,t Ih. » hm.l, n( U.«
Hi«|. .ri-inanal In. <»» — 1 r..,llllira fu< ih, iruimng <d
Irx. ner*. und II.«I
lh.rrl.ur rn.1<>T»r I»,. l|,lt|af|,a
ll.ruau.e t>. reliUlleh ■ Nutnual H< hiarl al I'm.Hr ton
By Mr» Charice H Caetnrr, President ot the Oregon
Federation of Women'e Club»
I in..«I bra,III,
the . . .Ilun ut »aid .Surnwl
Mcht»<>l «st IVt«dl«-ton ”
Prof. Robert C French, Fermer Preeident of th©
Normet School Located at Weeton
rwiaLHielitTi«-ti| «»t ««»« h « •« hm4 at a«»ma
»rrlral |»> tn| aw« h «•« I••*»»»!Itrioft w«»uhl oit»»» m gtr«*! 4S*-|
Io Ihr Mlatv «»f <*t**g«»n
H F Mulkey. E» Preaident Southern Oregon Normal
School:
I «1. *11 «uppoet ihr |nrntl«m
an Ka«l«rn ««rrwun
Noirn.il N* t.«»ol al IS ndIrI«»n
Stati Board t»f Hcgcnls <d Oregon Normnl School
ile« l.in s th.it "lite iicu sMiv lor utldiliunai Normul
school faciliti«*« ili On gon ih uppiin nt.”
Portland C.bainlM-r oi (ÀMitincrcc cndortu-a nicastm-
3HX imi viy Pi iKlh Imi must logM'al location lor Nor-
iiiul vc I kmi I in lùistcrn OrvgtNi
303 X YES is a
<!'»ld Adv »
vote for your childrem
KaMern Oregon stai« Normal H< h.«.| Cnmmltt««
II, J II «;*tnn. He. , . I*vu«llri>m. <»r»
M«ke our store your Headquarters.
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