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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1916)
c- ■ • r- • ' < & XV* * • ... - , , - . 1 . f ' • ' i ■ ■ f • • ‘ • Now Fürmers Attention! Stop, Look and Liálen! Don't miss the free show re Saturday, December 23. giver by Fred T Bilyeu and N 1 Mor nson. Most all the Scio m»r chants have a nice line of hoi : day gcxHis. so if you can't fini what you want at .Morrison’■ store you will lie able to get w hat you want some when* els< Everyone try and rnsiu* Satur day. December 23, your shop ping day for Christmas. .Mo: ri«on will give you 10 per cent <>tT on that day. O. R. TURNER Successor to Densmore-ade Co. (5ht ileus PUB: ISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY L. W. CHARLES Entered at the poatnfllce at Scio, tire a« worn l elas» mall matter KAI I • ' - Advertiaing rate» mmh- application. known on In th** Good Old Days Nothing i» an it waa tn th- g.x-l «■ <1 day». Thm» boy wore overall» ■•id alway» was dre»».-«' for work. He had a half day« work to lie don» l«eforv Ing to «cbool and another after hi» r< turn, and you could kick him ten f< < t an I he w<>uid bound back Now a I - > is a *'kid." When he gets ready for »cho >1 hr can't bring ma pall of wat<r for fear of »pulling Ins clothe». It 1.« gets home before tic evening meal ii d no «omethii g 1« wrong, and if yot keep him at home after S p tn you wii require a gatling gun. I hen hi» clothe were made at hottie and the only wu you could tell which waa the fiont oi rear wa» to watch the fiontispiece for the day. The clothing waa *o loose thst he could turn sround In it att«> putting it on and thus fool hts bci I friends. Our sisters worked then snd help«< to cook, »i«h and mend ard do all kin< of work. Now they have good luck ii they get ti.«ir dud« on In lime to «a breakta»t aid go to »cl<ol. When l.< visitors came the toy» ami girl» wen expected to »it up straight a» a cobam speak When »poken to. Now they ate brought to the frond and pul throu^i paces. 1 he girl must Knock a few barb I out of the piano and the buy must »peak his 'piece.' ai d l"uk like a sick monks) begging for raialns. I verything ia progressive. Tney used to get married fur ani begin housekeeping on The bride made her own clothes and the grot m*» mother made his. tine suit a year foi good and two for ev«ry day. They i r »eked the baby to slaep in a »ap truu ' gh. and had a chunk of salt |ork fot dessert. 1 hr whole community would w irk sixteen hour* and then go to a ‘s.iindig.' and old and young d<nce-<i u itil daylight. They h»d no brain s orms. heart fsilurs, or appendicitis. Brain storms were cured with water elm clubs, heart failure was called fit» and appendicitis was cal let 1 'belly ache«.' They rolled the sutferrr on a barrel or applied a hot brick and no one knew he had a vermiform ‘duflicker' that was liable to get full of cherry stones or ground <Kerry «eeds. W e used to cat soup and have '«ass' of all kinds Now wc est fruit «a ad ar i 'com«>mme* and have biscuits mad« with baking powder that looks like »ome 'I hen a cold hang» on »« often hap- I* m , or »hen you have hardly gotten over one cold l<cforc v«u contract «noth- • r. lookout f«r vou ar» liable to contract •ome M-n>.u» di«»a«e. Thi« «ucce»»ion of Ct,Ki» weaken« the »/»trni and lower« tnr vitality, »o that you are much more liable to contract chronic catarrh, pneu rnonia or con»umption. Cure your cold while you ran Chamberlain» cough r m- edv ha» a great reputation It i» relied upon I y thousand« of.reopic »nd never ii»af point» them Try it It only eoata a quarter. Obtainable everywhere. I am still in the market for all lines of fat stick, hogs, beef and mutton. I hand e hogs within 75c of the Portland mar ket. Phone me at Scio between 6 and 7am and 6:3 ' ar.d 9 p m — Thru. Idirge. tf We have I it contemplating a change for some time, but owing to circumstances have just com pleted t* e transfer on November 1st. The Densmore-Wade Co. is out of the business of the Pro duce house entirely. Having ji st purchased the produce hufit »•!»•». I will give vou all that the markets will justify me in pay mg. We are in the market for prac tically anything you have to >«-¡1, having an Haz< Iwood cream sta tion working in c injunction with us in the same building. Bring us your eggs, poultrv, hides, veal, drersed pirk. cas- cara bark, < ’ H I < A M . <tc. one I mi »at on them We used to have bread lead- with 'risin' that smelled like a glue factory wh.n it was T»»«n,' but ta»tt p belt. r than any th i g n ade from xxxx r> lrr process flour ground into noth : g but dust One »usjiender wa» enough for any boy. And if girls chewed gum they had to clmb a tam arack tree and dig it out with a screw driver Pr. gr« »««bx »n t always mean lieltirrtK nt Thine, d pi. peer» were a» happy a» any people on earth; they i -. i • ’ed le-» than »quarter of the luxur lc» of today an<l had »:x times the ne- cossit |e». Fred T Bilyeu will have a Ford reel at the picture show Saturday, Der ember 23, showing the construction of a rar from start to finish. This will be interesting aa will as instruc tive. Dr Turner, formerly • Izvwe & Turner, the wel known eye specialist of Portlan will be in Scio again Thursda’ Decern Iw-r 14. at Hotel Scio Headaches relieved, cross eye straight«':'«d, satisfaction guar anteed. You could not make ; mor«* appropriate Christm;. present than to have your fatti • r‘s. mother’s, sister's or broth er’s eyes examined by a special ist of experience and standing and if needed, present then with an up to date pair of glass« which will be durable and last mg and at the same time prt- serve their eyesight, which i? the most precious sense the) have. Dr Turner makes n< charge for consultation or ex amination and most positivel« will not recommend glasses il they are not needed, You cat order them and have them de livered at Christmas time if de sired. Consult him. Ikm't for get the date. Echo»» Al! r. h-vc- have •■■me one ; !ace ■ 1 1» ■ • ' ' Hlj -t .«■«) i » -it t th.ii t‘>«nv'itb- r. mid t t i- il» :i. • 1 '.<• t -i ■ that th 1 >f r p<-r< ii-> .ti ii-«I * n«t too n--ar nor too far off Building* or united rock» re-er Lo much m .re nrti’tical- tv than L.mging woxl of v»lo»_ be au •<■ m tl <• iitt-r t ■■ » .< <• i*. it vere, rotar/ d und < /’.urr໫-i tn the . -ert »nd w. ik. iod in th< rrbon nd*. Pictorial Review and Santiam News, both one year for $2 25. I»o you know that a free dress pattern is included.with the club of four magazines that we are giving in combination with the Santiam News for onlv 25 cents extra. Send your order by mail >r call at this office. With It» Many Improvement» WILL DELIGHT YOU Moat Subacrtlwr* consider TODAY'S a genuine necessity lw* *usr it actually heists lo solsr rwry problMI <4 the wile, m-rfhet ami Krwnetnaket You will find the clever fiction and com sot k stones hom real hie like tebeshinf Lfrejrs over bckti ol Bowen. Mr N C Lowe is the only li censed undertaker and em balmer of Scio. All work guaranteed satisfactory. W • have a large stock of cas kets on hand and a nice hearse. All calls promptly- attended day or night. A lady’s services will be furnished if required. \ nu will love TO DAY’S not only betaute it m pfecti* cal and drf<m$iah!e. but botauir every numlm will bring into your bt»rrr. >oy, inafHratM«, encnur> age meal anti g<««*i clrtcr A year» subscription coats you only 50 cents Many «ag'e iwmes will l>e w<»fth that In y<>u in hi '■v-kartng niras atul pleasure Subscribe today. TODAY’S MAGAZINE CANTON, OHIO P5 9« If y«»ur *hur«>k «mt« de<«4. J T oday s IKJOW < Mb of, hu T MTV Owel» SCIO, Iraw awMiiir .*Wwkij OREGON 0 J. X XT I C //. /. Proprietor Her Soa subject to Croup “My »on Edwin i» «ubject to croup,' write« Mr». E. O. Irvin, New Kenaing ton, Pa •'! put in many «tocplcaa houi at night before 1 learned of Chainlwt (Original) If I were .~ millionaire, I wnnM go to lain'» Cough Remedy. Mother* nee coll« gr and get a good education. J hen not fear thia dl»eaac if they keep a lx>l I would be a merchant for a few year«. tie <>f Chamberlain*« Cough Remedy i‘ After I had run the atore a while. 1 the houae and u«e It aa directed. It al way» gave my boy relief." Obtamabl« would tra-cl around the w .rid Then 1 would go back to an electrical everywhere. engineering »chool After that I would be an inventor and get »omc patent». B«* sure anil see the Scio Dr» I would «|>end the »ummer« at the eoaat. I woukl inveat my money in a matic Club in Pierre of the Plains farm. I would buy pig«, chicken«, tonight at the Peoples Theatre duck«, rheep. goat«, cow» and hor»«». Big dance after the show at the The farm would have an crehard, gar Wesely ha'I. den, and good fence«. It would have all »ort« of good improvement«. I would buy a car. Hera I would live the Typewriter ribbo.is 60c at the re«t of my life. I I Green beef hides are worth 15c per pound at the Sanitary Market. TODAY’S MAGAZINE ('onftctioru rp. Irr Cream, Tahureo am! Cigars li I \X /-re a Millionaire Ray McKnlght, 4th grad«. I ookout OREGON SCIO, MtJ »1 Î * 9 9 V hen in town do not fail to call at our «tor«, whars you will always And a good line of staple tr.erchandi»« to select from Our pries« art ths loweat and our goods the bast News office. —- w Me take rags and butter in exchange and pay the highest price for same. OUR 1916-1917 Mvke our store your Headquarters. Combination Offer OREGON SCIO, Santiam News Your Own Hom« Paper, one year Evening Telegram P bkbipxvt , w. r. GÜL Hm-arrtsv, R. >he I Um J. J.Barrir», W. F. Gill, A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barn»«, Mr». Jennie Warner• J The leading Repibbcan Paper of the State, 3 month« » Rural Spirit oiiipai!!! A weekly paper for the Farmer and Stockman, one y»ar Poultry Life Devote«! to poultry culture in the Northwest, one year lol Al. SCIO ROLLER MILLS V Al l I HIIIHATMI ALL FOUR PAPERS FOR r>F.< KMIOH «« Our Flour ia aa good a» any made in the Willamette Valley ATA'A’I' S.ICK GC.IK.1XTEEI) We do ■ General Cur'nw, Mllllna Bw»lne»r feed Sale. •’>•’»»- en ~ Wheal »ee In the Bouahl Field Treat You 1 and far Kiekt Flewr end Eaahanged Bn.lnee. .nd far Will I