The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, December 21, 1916, Image 3

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The Santiam news., December 21, 1916, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text\\ llbul Fleming nnd Showe Time in the Dari “RAD1OLITE” Mokes the Dial Glow Inger»?!! hat; brought out a luminous submance called “RADIOLITE-. Th-' I ght- giving power of “ k A DIO- LITE" is genuine RzXDI- <JM n minute proportions. On the figures and hands of Ingersoll watches tb’S substance glows in the dark more brill:, ntly than pure radium. Aral this glow con- tim.cs ns bright as ever for six to eight years. Quick as a glance on even the darkest night you can read the time with an Inger soll “Radiolite**. spent Sunday L | B«*rt orates on> See The Four Models At Thia Store *R ADIOt.TTK- V2—«b. r*yutar trvw- •oil with lumlnaoe ft<ur««und ha»4a. •RADIOLITT- TWO IN ONF fl Il in whlla b,l<l.r lor tabla or bu>..-i. With from our one«* homo town. WATF.wniiRY " radiolitic h - tba • all ie-.'-J Waterbury with RADIOUTK“ d-el. C. A. EVERETT OREGON THOMAS CREEK JOTTINGS Guess winter isn’t here yet if it did enow last week. Everyone is busy plowing Mrs S B ('ole went home Wednesday. She h feeling quite well again. Lola Westenhou se spent the week end with her sister, M as (’ Rodgers. a M rs 0 (’ Bunnester a nd daughter Wyuia spent Sun day afternoon with Mrs (’ole. Mrs Will Grimes and son Cecil spent Thursday with Mrs <’ Rodgers. Mack Vaughn \ ¡sited with friends at Scio Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs Roy M^irth spent Sunday at the James Burton home. 11 (’ Burmester ate Sun day dinner with Sank Han nah and his father. Miss Alma Pyle of Lacomb visited a few days last week at the home of In r uncle, Jas Burton. Mrs Geo Ray of Mt Pleas ant was a caller at the home of her brother, Jas Burton. Her niece, Miss Pyle, ac companied her home for a few days visit. Mesdames Geo Westen- house, Will Rhoda, Bert ami Cl Tas Hollis, and Misses Ola Clark and Gladys Smith sperit Friday afternoon at the Arbuckle home making candy sacks for the Xmas tree to lx given by the Sun- day School at the school house Friday evening. De cember 22. E. H. HOBSON, M. 0. Physician and Surqcon Be wire of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury Go**d lor Constipstion C’hsmherlsin’a Tablets ar*, excellent for cu- «tipation. There are pl«.»«ant to ‘ take a I mild and gentle in effict Ole tainuble everywhere. f cachera" •w merrtiry will purely 4* «tr«»v the im iw »« * f n»»«t i v»i»?|»i«ly 4rr»f»f”- th*" W ht*ta wl.i t> «'nltriiiAr 11 tlif«Hitfh Ifi»- Murta« Hu* h artli iow nh *u!«f ■ V c(‘ I ♦ t»f. <1 . » 4>< Of! from rrputabl.- pl»y • :» l s1'«, ut H-.r ibnm«' J- they will »k> i< t- n f«H»l 4 ti» t Chui jctMxl y< u fin tF'MMtt'ñy d< r •• troni tn. B ill from th« thwfn. <*n1»rrh Cure, tn-truf-*»for««! J m r*4 by F <» & t ‘u ■ -ìGort» tv» itiett'ory. und taUrn h»G*rn*lh 4« tin# dlrrsMly ofHii) Ihr a»».I m'-»<«• i»*» »tir ft «'M uf f tft |d.' mg ! * .1 t'Miarrh <‘ ire Ixt war« y«.*i <r( || , nu inr II 1« tfikrn lotrf c tliy shd Hind* n T>>lr%l » OhM« by F J ChefWV At t.’f* T”«- tttn«>nlwlw fr» Ko 14 Lv I>ruarrl«t«i Prie» ?**<• per botti* Take Hail • F ft fully I -• f >r < » ¡p-.t. i.. Examinations Notice is hereby given that tne County Superintendent ut I.inn County, Oregon, wdi hold the regular examina tion of applicants for 'tale Certificates at Allan.«. Or . as follows; Comn * ncing Wedm-wlav, Dv embcr 211, 1SH6, at 9X1»» o’clock a. tn. and eon- tinuing until Saturday, I N-ceinlier fl. I 1916, el ASM o’clock p. m. Wednc« lav I urci-oon. I’ S. History, W rit. g. Penmanship, Music, ¡»rawing. \V* In* • lay Aftcrn'xm. Physiology, Reading, .Manual Train ing, Composition. Domestic >cience, Methods in Resiling, Course of Stu*!y. for Drawing, Mvlhois in Anthm«*tic. Thursday Forenoon. Arithmetic, History of Education, Psychology, Methods in Geography, Mechanical Drawing. Dimestic Art. Cours** of Study for Domestic Art. Thursday Afternoon Grammer, G • igraphy. Stenography, American Literature, I’hystc*. Type writing, Methods in language. Th- n for I rimary Certificate. Frhtay Fi*ren«x>n, Theory and Practice, Orthographv. Physical Geography, English I iters- lure. Chemistry, Phyaical Culture. I ridsy Afternoon. Nthool law, Geology, Algebra. Civil Government. Saturday Forenoon. * leometry, Botany. Saturday Afternoon. General History, Bookkeeping. W. L. Jackson. County school Supt, | Th«* Now* offk*t» now has on hand a full lint* of typewriter xuppliex, including ribbons, car bon paper, bond letter heads and th«n paper for manifolding, etc. CoMgh Medicine for Children. Mrs. Hugh Cook, .’■eotteville, N.Y , says: ” About Ove years when we were living in Garbutt, N. Y , I doctor ed two of my children suffering from ••olds with Chamberlain*a Cough Rem edy and found it just as represent« d in every way !t promptly el. ck<-d tneir coughing and eur.-d th* tr • i-Ma quicker than anything I ever used." Obtaiji able everywhere. SCIO Woiaibum Sprmgdchl I’rutwb WEST SCIO OREGON Best Meals in the City for 25 Cents Room 50c and Up i . m 9 m 5:31 p in Curvalhs .t Eastern Mi NKERS Ty ewriter ribbons for all makes of machines for sale at the News office. Albany. 2.1T» i>:22 ’• <Û 4.21 7 Mill City •« • • P » H i m tn III tn filali)' except Sunday. Qristmus Shopper« MUXKERSandU EST SCIO STAGE Y*u will find our store full of hr ght and hparkling Christina.» gift.». both in gold and silver, for the young and old. You will er joy a visit to our store to see the wonderful display of many things suitable for Chrixtmaa presents. E. M. French & Son. Jewelers nnd Engravers, Albany. Federated Church Sunday School nt 10:00 a m. Preaching at 11. < Jiri. tian Endeavor >M> to 7:.‘lo ■ Preaching al N o’clock. Prayer meeting every Thurs day evening at 7 :k). H. 15. ILER. Pastor. LinnCoiinly F.E.andC.U.üífl. ti. I. SI \<it Mi l rs Ik Al l Leave. Scio l*t*stoffic<* 710 a in bin I p in for We«» S< o and »:lf> a m «nd l.'IOpm foi uik.i» Itt f A 1 flit J k) <rr i ’ A p li i W. A Ewing, I’rmtdent E. I • A 1 Kandall. \ ter l’r» n. ‘ M y e i I lue. I a general banking busin*as. rvcviv* « money I «object to rheca, | ays interest on time deposits, and is r. guUrly ins|wcted by slat, bank examir.i-ra. Sutherland Orgamrer, thumsa 6 per et. Fumi Loans Notary Public Real Estate Wehnve unlimit**d aimuint Administrator of Estates of fumi» »»li hnml to h*n»l on i >>an. Negotiated. Abstracts Limi countv larma ut G peri Obtained and Examined cent interi «t. No <l«*hiv. All oKKCiiN hians Ntrictlv confidentialJ scie (‘all mi u.» at once. Heeker «(• Beam, L"»3 Lyon Street,! A. G. PRILL, M. O. Alban v, ( h vgon. 6 per ct. Farm Loans Physician TODAY’S MAGAZINE With It« Many Improvement! Surgeon ALBANY, ORE. GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor : OKI».ON 201-2 New Finit National Bank Bldg. OREGON ALBANY G. F. Korinek, B. V. S Veterinarian lioth A year, aubacriptinn coats you only fio cent» * Maajr ungle uauev will be worth that »•• you tn money-M«iag alea* and pleasure. Subwobr t- <J«y. I : ATTORNEY AT LAW I ou will lov. TO DAY’S noi .Bly becauie a i* pal.- cal and defendable, but became .v.ry numlav will bring iato yrm home, joy, impéahrc, encoul- ir*»*»l ar..l g,«d cheer. H«il ’‘CIO ('. C. BRYAN r WILL DELIGHT YOU Most Subtcrtberi cont.der TODAY’S a genuine nece*M«y Lereuae H a lually helja 0» .Uve almo« every fvubiem el die wile, m.aher «nd iH.menieke* You wdi find the clever fiction and lomMitK rtonea hum r»al 1.1« like lehedung Liee/ee over bUi ol Boaen. St. Charles Hotel ABSOLUTE ZERO. Absolute ser*», a term often ii «*< i in •- ¡enti’ic art: I« -, n. hi . iin* point kt which n*> heat exists. “Hot and c*»;d," writ« - i! „**ni 1>. Ruak in the Electrical I XfW'riinentcr. "are relative t* rm** Ice may bo warm alien compared witl^ fr •/ ti mercury at 40 degrees <’., for in r* ditv hot sml cold arc only varying degrees of warmth, and a body absolutely cold would I m * on«* from wlii' h all heat nas absent. It« t*-ni| * ruture then would l»e at alwolate icro.” AlrsoluU* zero i» awtim* <1 to lx* at —273 degree« C. This point has nev er lieen actually reached, but Kam- « rlingh Onnea of Ley*ieii Ims conic n<srer it than any other iniestiga- tor. He did this by liquefying gas**». Some gi-e« can lie Injuefied by «m ple pre** ore. other» cannot be liquored bv pre««urc until they burp been enolol below a certain point, th*« point I* ng known for each ga< a« its criti<*al temperature. Jfcihnne gas must •<*’ cooled !x*l*w degree« (’., n.'r * •* i -1 m *I<> w 1 pl degrees (\ h«dr > -• n below 211 de er- - (’.. I>nd h* 1 "ii I •' *i 2’’4 de grees <’. before th*'V can lx* liquefied bv pre«>ore. All of tb*’«e figures arc for .... as Onnc«* «'a; North South Telephon., Exchange No. I) X Th. Supp«..d P > nt at Wni.h C.as.a io C-i.t. Armai and Departure of Paaaanyar Trains ! etephonea: < »thee. 27»I Kes. 27x OlATtKK Bo« "RADIOLITIC Strap Watch U-tha waUh nroat widely uaad by aoldi.ta. SCIO, I» to • ...d another lx ! •< *l* ,ntl< ‘ point, s: I evaporstea this tn turn tn prodn-e a **’.¡11 lower the Wt»atenh«»uae boys. | temperature. lie ll«|Urfie«! r thvl chloride, Mr« Jake Weidman wear’» j then erapornted it i«* cool ethv’.me a rinile that won t come off to the joint nt which it n.*ul*l liqtie- as »he Lu.» a new »’art t*i ritle • fy, 8 **1 iim *.I the eth Icm* to c * h >1 in. She Mivs it im much be’ ami liquefy oxygen. kV'jeu the o*iy- g-ii « . « * v i|wiral>**l un*b r r*xltu ***l tet to nd«* up un i down the • }*r>««'ire it gave a < irstml tern- mountain on than to ride j perutnre of —217 dagrees C. It re- 1 quire»! u more complex proecas to h<»rM*buclc. I llqtiofv l.elium„ and when this «ra» Pearl Burton and R <’ : »*VM;><irat«*«l tin-lcr re*lu-»-d pressure it •: i.. m the t»*ui|M'ratiiro of I’fpL > 1 ng ¡nW - ’ii < )i va I — ‘J7I.it degrees C. were Sunday visitor» at the A »|**H’ial thermometer c*»titAin- I iur Imlrogen gr.« and mercury ¿» ( lyd* lu>*lg«*ra home. I »!» I f- r mcasunng the »• very Iva Mis Will G rime» and i te» p*T.ituree. When Fahrenheit m- vent* I hi» I hr rm*»»»u*|or h«> pl<uv<l chiuli»*n xjwnt Sunday .it the i ! zero ut 3'.’ degrres lx*l‘*w the frecz- .1 I > Grim«’» home. i mg point, thio being thought then to l*o tin* |ow»*.*t temperature p*i-- I W* are glad to report th it ! [ «ib|r. When ('elsiu* invented th»* * th»» Sunday Sclux»!.'» in thi«* i centigrade thermometer he mlopt«**! locality arc progr»*s-in*’. with a itv r*' rational ■• ale, taking the i temperuturv of freezing as good cr«»w«ls each Sunday. wro and that *>f boilin water wat«*r at .Ut), dividing th« iat«*rvi mug «pace L«*t th** good w«>rk go on. into 100 »''l'.ìiil «h'grc»'* The tthso* Hurrah for Mill ’ Hy with lute •'«’ate u«4*. (to* Ub>t **f I’l lsm ‘ <um but »» -i- tin ... *hiti* * r>>, nt J R G imlii'led. I •» degr» l ’ . : ii thin h*«* than • ligniti US We like to beiti 2 degr***» «»f aii-oiUli* <«*ro. Pepper tl Telephonen S T. I } 7O.\ ■■ Oli EGGS TODAY’S MAGAZINE DR. T. K. SANDERSON CANTON, OHIO P ** If rw -toieik I— — .1. .4 l*X»AY S I N» I art» ( l.uSvh f * * moo.,, wow O-a-< «4. <>.. DENTIST Telephone: 27-7 OREGON OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Is complete mid our stock fresh nnd clean. GoUqGtl' CEYLON Old najs-rs 5 cents a bundle at the News office. We carry a full line of ( '() fl’f f , Spiees, Punned Goods, and in fact, everything needed for the table. LAWYERS Abstracts ei.vtnin.d. Corporation Law. Financial Agant.i. Trusts, Escrows and Accounts. Eilat as probated. C oil ac tion s. Deeds, Morl{M«i. C«*tn*riU practice In all courts. Correspondence solicited. Prompt attentiou. Bank references, tnurttmth ynr. IOANS PUCtD ON POST LAND PNOPf STY H1BLER 5 GILL GO. ! -a- . I « Mosessohn & Mosessohn 714-711-71« Chsmbir of Comms PORT LA ND. OfKQOM » Old«.