The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, November 09, 1916, Image 2

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We have been contemplat ng a
change for some time, but owing
to circumstances have just com­
pleted the traneh ron November
1st. The Densmore-Wade Co. is
out of the business of the Pro­
duce house entirely.
Having just purchased the
produce busineai, 1 will give you
all that the markets will justify
me in puying.
We are in the market for prac­
tically anything you have to sell,
having an ILizelwoud cream sta­
tion working in conjunction with
us in the same building.
Bring us your eggs, poultry,
hides, veal, dressed pork, cas-
cara bark. ( H |<A M . etc.
L. W. CHARLES
Kntered at thr postofflcr at Scio. Ore * •
as second-c la»» mall matter.
NUIM-HII'I'ION IIATH*
ONE YEAR STRICTLY IN
ADVANCE. ONE DOLLAR
Advertising
rates made
application.
known on
It is nportid tnat a " grave note"
ha* been handed Greece by the Alller,
and taking previous notes into con«i lrr-
atlun. one surmises that " grave note"
carries an invitation to go and jump in­
to a shell hole.
We fear that the Pittafield. Mas .
housemaiiia who have o'gsnixed a union
and demand »7 a week for a 10 hour
day will have tu wait until congress
convenes.
The decision of the Epi mj »1 < hurch 1
that wives must continue to obey their
hual.and* cctr.es just in time fur the r< •
vival of King Henry vlll.
Mr. Hughes says that present indis
tr al activity is built on sand. .Mr Hu­
ghe* wants to put it on a solid founds
tioi.
As a Secretary of the Navy the con-
sens is of opinion seem* to be that Jo-
sephu» Lanisis isn't as clever a comed­
ian aa hta cousin Frank.
The first thing thr allies know the
German ?eace Society will be insisting
on their government conducting a ruth­
less war.
Mr. Hearst deplores the fact that
British prejudice has created a false and
ridiculous impression in America of
Frenchmen Are we tounderstand thr
King George ia the " commie section"
creator of" Alfonse and Gaston."
The New* office now ha* on
hand a full line of typewriter
supplies, including ribbons, car­
bon paper, bond letter heads and
thin paper for manifolding, etc.
Pictorial Review and Santiam
News, both one year for $2.25
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Onions for sale down at Riley
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Shelton’s home.
The following is taken from one cf
our exchanges: One of our correspon­
dents want* to know if we will let her
know the kmd of new« we want. We
print n list of «objects below which will
l>c of much ssMStanc* In writing news
to the pa|H-r. It woil.i l»e a good idea
to cut out the list and keep it in mind.
Births.
Deaths.
Accidents.
Rooberiea.
Marriages.
141 nd Sales.
School News.
Church New*.
Conflagrations.
Visiting Abroad.
Public Meetings.
Family Reunions.
Society Meeting*.
Real Estate •alee.
Conditions of Crops.
Visitor* I rom Abroad.
Anything of General Interest.
Something Good A! out People.
Remember, when »ending In news for
publication, we want them to cover the
following Why? What? W her«-? When?
How? Also remember that the contri­
butor must sign hi* or her name to all
iten > »ent in.
Ptaeap^la Jul-» ia* Uen t»r«»ve4 ?
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Wa not only r»rnmm*nd S’AT'
PINKAPPLH
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but give « poaillsr rn'»ney bark k'uar-
ante« with
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Try It All druggigt» a|«u
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I he Befit of the Bargains
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lookout
U hen a cold hang» on as often hap­
You get a bargain when you get th*
pen». or when you have hardly gutt. n
Youth's Companion fur 1917 for 12.00
i .'4’ issues tn. w<i.d from rover to cover over one cold before you contract anoth­
er, lookout for you are liable to contract
with the reading ><>u moat enjoy. But
some serious disease. This succession
you get the best uf the bargain if you
of colds weakens the system and lowers
subscribe the minute you read this, for
tnr vitality, so that you are much more
then you wiT get free every number of
liable to contract chronic catarrh, preu-
Ike Companion I»».led between the
moma or consumption. Cure y>ur cold
tim«- you sub» ribr and New Year's. If
, wt i< . u 1 w . < "bomber lair.» Cough ■ rt •
you send yeur *400 st i.nce that mear«
«•dy ha» a great reputation. It is rilled
a lut uf reading fur which you won't
Upon by thousands of.people and never
have to pay a r« nt. Ard then the lung,
disappoint» them Try it. It only coats
glorious 12 weeks of Companion read
ia quarter. Obtainable everywhere.
ing to come after' let us send you the
F «.recast for 1917, which tell» all about
Why not kill that winter meat
what is tn store fur Companion reader»
where
it is handy and easy to
in 1917.
By ipecial arrangement new sub­ keep clean and sanitary.
The
scriber* for The Youth » Companion use of our slaughter house and
can have a n McCall's Magaxire for
tools are free to all that care to
1917 both publications for 42.10.
Sanitary Market
Our two-al-one price offer include*; use them.
!. The Youth's Companion- U issues
of 1917.
Do you know that a free dress
2. All the remaining issue* of 1916.
3. The Companion Hume Calendar for pattern is includedjsith the club
1917.
of four magazines that we are
4. .McCall's Magarine 12 fashion
giwng in combination with the
numbers of 1917.
Santiam
News for only 25 cents
5 One 15 cent McCall l»re»s Pattern
extra.
Send
your order by mail
—your choice from your first number
uf the magazine -if you send a 2-cent or call at this office.
»tamp with your selection.
TIIE YOUTH'S COMPANION,
M. Paul St , Boston Maa».
New Subscriptions Received at this
Office.
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Her Son '>ub)ect to Croup
"My »on I dw in i» aubject to rroup,"
write* Mr«. E. O. Irvin. New Kenaing-
ton, I'a "I put in many sleepleva hours
at night before I learned uf Chamber­
lain's Cough Remedy. Mothers need
not f<-ar this disease if they keep a but­
tle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in
the hou<o and u»e it aa directed. It al­
ways gave myJtoy relief.” Obtainable
everywhere.
Mr N C Ixiwe 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.
OREGON
SCIO,
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wor^ ’n
comfort .wear
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REFLEX SUCKER’3
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Ar. Sun Francisco 5:50 P M.
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Standard and tourist sleeping
cars, dining car and coaches.
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J. J.Barnes, W. F. Gill,
J A. Bilyeu, J. R. Harnea,
Mrs. Jennie Warner.
PUMDXWT, W. F. (till.
Swarr vxr, R. > he I ton
Two Other Daily Trains
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M»ke our store your Headquarters.
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(Only one night enroute)
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We take eggs and butter in exchange and pay
the highest price fur same.
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B: I’. M.—San Francisco Express
Service
Safety
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LIBERAL STOPOVERS
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Ask local agent
SUNilT
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Our Flour is aa good as any made in
the Willamette Valley
eyerv sme gu . uuxteed
SCOTT
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oiegon
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General Cvsiwaw Milling Busin»».
Food
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When in town do not fail to call at our »tore.
where you will always find a good line of staple
merchandise to select from. Our prices are the
lowest and our giexi» the beet.
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A NEW TRAIN
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anti see Willamette, Umpqua,
Sacramento Valievs by daylight on
We hereby enter Herman J’orth of
Islington. Ky., aged 19, record 6 4) po-
unus in one day. fur the cotton picking
cnampionahip of the world,
Now that the i.reek Navy ami Army
have come out fur the entente the att-
itu ude of Greece piobably makes little
< i lerencc to the siiiea.
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Go SHASTA
Judging by the sick report* from the
National t.uard on the bonier, Texas
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had better tel up aa a health resort.
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When renewing your subscrip­
tion to the News, don’t forget to
remind us of the big magazine
offer.
C. A. Fvcrrit. Scio. Oregon
California
When the allies get hard up they can
always send the Italians into tne line
for a three yard gain.
In vi. w >f that hurricane which eau
•ed t eu million dollars damage in >t.
Thomas think tienmark ought to cut
the price >f the islands to twenty three
million.
If you are troubled with tour stomach
you should eat »lowly and rrasticate
your food thoroughly, then take one of
Chamberlain's labieU Immwliately • f-
tec supper. Obtainable everywhere.
Try Pineapple Pepsin
for Your indiecstic
I hr News We W ant
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New Undertaking Parlors
Do You Have Sour Stomach?
The trouble with undersea war ia that
it ia nut un the levai.
Mr IVilaon stopped in at -haiiou
Lawn for a cup of coffee on his way
from Indianapolis to Chicago.
If simplilied »| elling e>-rr come* into
gereral use, it is to I e hu|«ed that the
very first change decreed will be the
dropping of that first Irtu r in opossum.
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The Santiam Farm has a nice
lot of vetch and chent need for
sale, vetch $1 25 per bushel,
cheat 40 cent« jwr bushel
S. 'W. Gaines.
Success >r to
Densmore-'.Vade Co.
T hursday 3 y
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Vetch and Cheat Seed
O. R. TURNER
pub ; ished every
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Can bo had by any young man or
young lady in Uw field of railway or
commercial trlegrgphy. The pg«»gge
I <>f th« eight hour law by cun t r«as haa
| created a demand for tclegrsph opera-
j tors. Fusitions paving all the way from
1472 to FX* per month with many
I chances for ad. ar.cement.
It will r ay
you to write Railway Telegraph Insti­
tute. I'urtlarxl. Oregon, fur full par-
, Ocular».
Stop, Look
and Lisien!
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Flour end
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Busin...
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