The Santiam news., December 21, 1916, Image 4

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Lem Pike
Typewriter ribbons tiOc at the
News office.
New Year’s Story
Valent Garland waa granted a
divorce last
wees
from Jo eph
CLARISSA MACKIE
Garland.
For sale or tra le, a gmxi hat
with shafts und
Knight.
!
pole. — Guy
j blue eye on hi
to ’you uo
For bargains in ranches and i inercdulouelv.
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“Of cour»c
city property see or write
Lct.i*» irntat«
Scott. Scio, Oregon.
22tf
. it you'd rein«1
: a way fr<
Mr* Nelle G m»;iuk' and
>n ' twelve v
Lyle of libation visited here hi • • rr.o;fuu I»
! child I ti
week al the home of her parent.’.
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Mr und Mrs J A B;!>mi.
lx I iHuter
There will be a debate between
the
Lebanon
und
high
Scio
vui -I v. ith whl‘ might have op
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tomorrow, Friday, evening.
at ■ • anger a' 'Ail a <- lie tn'a apparent
|v inno, ent <(U<'»tion. “’, o.i didn't,
r.
d warningiv, and
Lynn Dalev of Medford cum.-
in Friday of last week to b-( t' n without uno’Iter word lie »lip­
ped or * m«i flic -orncr an«l dtaap-
present on
Saturday nt the
I» red from Wakehatn*» view.
gulden wedd ng of his parents.
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|t
1 >rr.er M• eagle
.Mr und Mr» E J Ihdey.
, In;.. >•
anm-d the street clo*e|v,
hoping to rccogniz«' the «orrel I iohm *
Mrs J F Kukucka returned and ’to rid ■r, but vote f<>r a few
loungers
.e himself thr main
from
Portland Inst Saturday
atrect of th- prairie town waa d<>
evening following a successful »cried.
operation there a few weeks ago
‘ She’ll
long,'' lie
for cancer.
end mount« I In» .>*n norw.
r«lc out Gopher
Hello Bill drew a g h »1 h « ;
likely
at
the Peopled Theatr««
la-* didn't
tl,- •• » »k after |:-r.
Thursday evening and thei rowd afraid •»hr •1 i»” marre <1 and
waa well pleased with the lull. rear h by now. She looked
nre<| "
The Rebekahs cleaned up a nice thin. I we ;der if »he
For the iir-‘. tir e in twelve «ear»
sura from th” play an l the en­
bn Pike a«kcd hinrelf ’In* «pie»-
joyable dance that followed it.
turn, ’.hi I !i nad dinned at hi» car­
in »pile i ol' nl‘ cibirts to drown all
thought» i <»f Mabel Danvers in d<« i-
Mr and Mni Jack Waltetn v<
A >W lie «fluid give the»«'
nation,
moved to Stnvton the last of th«*
thought» •rec min. It wa» Octol'er,
week,
where
they
recently and thn fresh bree»” wa* blowing
bought the picture al >ws and over the plains <•“ lie galloped out
consolidated
them. Ti
be ' Of the to ii and struck the narrow
wishes of Scio pet pie go with Ab trail that lei to Gopher Hprin'.’«
pu»li<fl the -hahbv hut Lack
lie pusliifl
and Mrs Waltemeyer, ami wo
from hi* forehead and drank in th«*
hope to again sec them r .. 1« nt s cool c r.
of Scio.
II«’ ’ ut -1 for her not far from
the *pr I.', th.it gave their name t«i
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tl. ■ - • turn ul>-re ‘he Ibinter-
ranch « :
tuati'd. At la«t he saw
MARKU REPORT’
her. Iler fine vent quite whit«’ at
Th«’ following ar«’ cash pnce« quoti>i sight of hi'!., and her eye» narrowed
on Thursday of each week by uur int” n «|u>- r «eir. li ng glanc«« that
dealer,:
«e."!'«’<| fo ferret out all the tnad-
I 25 nc», und «li i--.pation of hi* al -ent
Wheat..............................
Oata .... .................................. .40 to 45
venni.
Flour, per sack ......................... .. 1 90
The wnr» t of it was that her look
Bran, per ton............................ .. 2S 00 vhan :<’«! to one of blank unrecogm-
00 tion, und »h ¡e »¡i* about to pa»« him
Middling», per ton...................
Chop, oats, per ton............... . 82 O» hr when be • spoke am! halted her
fio
Butter. (Country) per roll ..
progrès.
Hutter Fat met»
3«
••M.ih«’l!" ho cried »harplv.
30
k-gg«. case count, per doxen
She «ttrv eyed Inm coolly from
10 to 12
Hens, per pound ...........
head t» foo it, in n\ the peak of his
«m <t)âbbv l»r<».? d brinmed het t«> the
<«eese. per jiouivl
.. .........
r.
Turkey», per pound
a .
r’.istv t” « ” 'f. Ii■» It..h heeled Imo!«
I»uck». j»er poumi Pekin
li
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Her pi ri-ini g glance -ectnetl to take
Duck«. Indian Runner
lo in the liti. « of di»’ipati<>n on hi* tin-
Pork, dre*»«-.!
... ..........
lo* •hiii’-n face.
K. HZ»
Fork, live weight......................
*i»B »■4
V«-al, ! «-r pound, for ,hn i in”
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schools at the school auditorium
Christmas Goods
f *4H
Lsctul (¡itts for Ah n mid Women,
Bovs mid <iiris
Ivory
Wore
in
Novelties. Toilet
mental Ch cks, etc.
Article.-«,
Orna-
R-ishes.
Ci inba.
Toilet Sets.
Toys. Games, llame
Story Books, Jewel
Boxes, Fine Box Stationery, I’erfunv'S. A choice line
Safety Razor«, Shaving Sets,
Roarda, Books,
Children's
of Christmas Post Cards, I cent each. l<l cents per
dozen. Candles. Candle Holders, Artificial Snow,
Bells. Garlands, Holly Paper, etc.
Com«- in and look over our various lines.
We
have many
oth« r useful an«l apprupriat«* articb s to s lect from.
. A.
EVERETT
PRESCRIPT CN
DRUGGIST
Scio, Oregon
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i-»tl» co i i»olcu> c.
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ne •• Air t
id ana.
"I kne-
“Uí
Maiel."
retot. . quo
<-«inr«e yon remember me.”
Y..u
“You will ha'e to td) me
rertmulv do not r«,wembleanr friend
I ever had. " She spoke with lahor-
d carc!c«sne*a, but her breath
J *4.H • »■• l't'v und I r bo»o:n pant 'd.
I«-■' Leant f’d, I ”t «<-ry t'
i.l «•amrorn.
••P« r.’ ji ■« you hav«’ forgoit«-
l.e-n B’ke." !;«• ».nd i itt -r!v
“I j - ui I* k<
\ ■ n ar«’ not 1.«-m
Pike,'' -h«’ «aid, h«-r face white a-
paper.
•■lx> 'c nt v
'lain !, ai d «co."
She star«*d at him ■nd »low'«
-hook her Load, “laun Pik«—n.»
er—-looked—-a* you do,' »he pant«’«!,
gatherin ’ up her bridle reía.
• \V! : - tl.«- matter with me? I
hav« ,'t c!i it.y .1 • > m i< ii a - all that.
Ev<-ry'>udv < '-e knew me wlieti I
came Is»--'. ye*terday."
“You can't I” I .cm Pike.” she
insisted
“I used to know him, an.’
he ’h-.n't Io»k ut all lik«’ v<>u."
“What did Im loo’, like?" de­
mand'd Ix-ci nillenly.
Th«’ girl'« < v' • left hi» face and
w re f.H'ti- ■' on ibe d »‘ant hnri n
!;• >.
A ’an *t it« blue -rsy mi»l
■!. • »■•”■! d to • ■” a p tor” of th.
post.
"l,«-in Pike wns tall and*«traight
. •:•! »'r< n»aid Male! Denver*
dreamily, and lami uncnnsciotwlv
lost hi* lazy, -toon »h> jldered ;‘r
and st *< n-<l in the ss«!dle
“IF•
eves were a clear, clean blue, and
- hair v. . | hi
•■,!,!. n,“ »!«.. <•»
plain»-«!, almo«‘ «h‘ly. and then.
, r.- 'jt,., ho’K-lf up « th a I-tt’T
I'tt.'r lnr.gh. «* vo a ided: “! «up’vwi
it wa. __
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«ami)
hair ____________
Hi* face wo
hand—not bad looking—and t re
i
; sort of good ¡ook almut him **
“And ij’in Pike was like thut in
titoSe «iny«?” asked Ixmi, watching
her uith fa« mated eye».
Sh« n<id«i>d.
nodded. “Ii< «a» like that,
am! he van more. Il” «*«» fasti«iiou»
al» it In» dr« -«; be never «irank -
«!r..p -he d: i not « ar«' for it, l.e had
lot» of self rerpect an«! he waa a-
bn
a« a lion. But he went awav.
und he w ill nev« r come buck.’’
"A 'ti ■ .»n’t I lie.e me u -n I ».•"
tb it I am I.”tn 1‘ ke? ’ h«’ d.ouand-
••d. With a qv-H-r look in hi., eyes.
I
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fe- -oH<-r l it. ’ n ■•<• wiinklvd
di« biil’fully, and h«- v,..> eon»«iou»
that tli«- ur >m:i of Wskeliair's -a-
l<> n «til! < !ii;i’’ to him. lie shift-
cd awkwardly
Mtrvcyad her
brim
“Would i ou reconnût” him if lie
»n» •» ao*ne I ,.< k looking a* h>-
u a» " he a»k« d.
\ warm . ’i.t 1 iled her eves and
her lip tr-mb!’«1
“Yes, I « wild
know h tn onyw! -re then- but he
Will n«‘ier c
•• back."
• I Ix-t you!" ejaculate«! Ix«m em­
phatically.
’•Wilt you wat.-h out
for him, »sv New Year’» <i.tv • That
«ill make « new liegiuning for
him."
“I wonder if he kn<’«« that I
married five year» ago," remarked
tbe girl rr. leiant!y.
i < u I’lke did not go back to
Wakcham’» -aloon. He turned h •
lac <m tlic town and seat away.
• ; .ton't rare if you arc mnmerl:
111 mekc 'O' ! vet,” !.<• mutt«n<l
Yon «nr : Io k at n>e like th. •
again!"
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On N«w Year’» day thr akv W
like an .overtoil blue lowl. A lig'::
.'al! of »now covered he ground,
and i* wa- •<> freezing <>i<i tha» th*
'Ilin of »now <>n the roof of Ihinver/
ranch house t!id not mc.t in ’he ,un.
Down at the corral there wer.
life and motion, but up hero in th.
big living room of the ii<>ti»e it «n»
very quiet, Old Bill Danvers had
been dead for several veat» past,
and -o lied in« frail little wife. But
there arsa a «later «if Bill’» who
• in.igcd the ln> iM'hoid with a firm
and kindly hind. Aunt Su«an wn«
ttmg uputairs in tie* room u<>*.
writ ng letters m «'I •>( her friend»
in Ohio. Malev »ai in the big rock­
ing -.'hair at the 'rout window of
the livm” room and watched the
trad with »train. «! eye«.
■ He ni.l on New Year’» day, ami
th«’ day i« almost gon«’
I
.;vc known Imt it vouhl not Imp
l>”n
lie couldn't help it.
if-
man's weak1 •••»«.
I might have
helped him to he-»trnng,'* «he a< •
•.■u*< d hcr-elf liitterb
’lie n<,e«l'’«l
help and encouragement not -r - r*
fr >m me' \nd all the years will l><
idunk and dre r\ without him. G »1
forgive m«H— 1 anno’ help it "'
Sb«« dal not
n h<> ■’.•man cot ;'”
slowly up the trad; «lie did n«>t
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FORD
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1\\I\ ERS.IL (\tK
Three »tr r:,» r> ¡umn, urpe you to buy ■ Font car: tir»t, bee«u»e
ul it« ’< ■ r <•( «ati»fa-t..ry w*-rvi<-e to more than fifteen huralnn!
tl«- . jn I w r». s-w.’-rt, I- a
df the reliability of the C«H»-
¡•a . wi t.n-.K.i
Thirl, <M-.au»e ut it» largo radiator and
«1
!
tr .< it”., h k - , crown fen ler« front arwi rear,
Olar* l:’ •( i »«!* inr-.min :« it i« rn»»t attrarUv« m appear-
anc< . To th« a m ,«t - al .d it, wonderful economy in opera­
tion ami - .<i .’
■ • e. Iik.’wiaa>the fart that by reaaon of It,
auni-iicitv tn r- »t.urt n an)«»re ran operate and care for It.
S’ ,. «» ,, ■ ,, |
<lf, -t, n «> <’ I on! art» ice a» universal a« the
«ar. I ■ ' < Car »
. K
-lout S.U5, (ou|«elet ti«>>’. Town
Car
5« :an M-t-'.. f. «*. b. i etrt.it.
The above prices are
giiainiitred against any
drop before Aug. 1, 1917
but not against an ad­
vance in price.
I‘lace vour orders now
tor Spring delivery.
On display and for sale by
FRED T. BILYEU
SCIO, OREGON
Hr k h< H»«-. i’lic 1’ ir <î n< > ».»unti
of appr
font’t ¡Mb on lite
Vern'-.da, arid •li«’n hi« knex k cam.-
sharpl. on tin • door »h f* û f J rang t”
her feet with n . o|nr!e« H h<
She j Ulle«l the «loor
«• open, i
and he ca me •:i
It iv •“ I
L’m
Pike of ol.l- tnll albi fr r haired.
with full. •
r I ■- >•
.-.I-1 frunk
fratur«-», non »liH<l”i.”1 l»y »«me
bitter exp r
H«- wa» straight
and »trn.-. ■ b >k.ng, an ! he carried
hiri»'If with t! - ”!d tr e awing of
the ahnuldcr* ti at n arked him ont
from other nn<! smaller men.
“I in 1«
'i
. ’I
rr ii.'ain.’’ ,
h '»id < 'i: ■' . ‘rr <1 I've < ome to
v.»u fir t ■ > > on . >’il«| » - th«1 be- '
ginning, and I'm ««»”•’«• •• (lie i'.r«t of ■
.•«< n' .< nr t<» -bo
>u t!: it |*vc
kept It lip. I owe ;i to • o«| to 1» j
whl.t y.lll t!. •’ ; t I «.
” lb- WHe
liol.'ing h« r bar. !< 1.1 h «. though
neither of them M'em<><l to he r»#n-
of the fa< t
11” l«x>k«’ I nt tier appealingly and
th<-n < !■” -i I- ■ <>. •« nit inM. nt. “I
«uppo-e I l»'tt”r
—vour hualaind
!»efor«’ I go,” he add«-«!.
Th” »uti- t glow w.'« <>n her hair
and in her <
and (a<n* »lie |
I ’ok'd l!p Hl III’’;.
.-'.odv toll1,
von I wi» niarr d, und »•> tli.-re
wn» not «!r tn toil « u tlutt Fran'«
lived onlv r. e - - a | thnt—that”
—«he fait«” il. for l.etn Pike was
holding Io r hi hi* wt-on.’ arm« and
looking down mtn her glnrion* ey<--
“Ye,
he w'r-pered breathlcaaly
"I w aid r t ”r hi«.- « >ti »¡wnd
th«’ year« «¡ti i-e, and «-ach New
Year will !>«• thI, • nntng of an­
other year of j.n for u« and—and 1
ne<-d a r • ' • rr t' • place, Lem.
.nd ‘e«l I d<«'" «1 < 'i ’eil.
I
Holiday
Fares
Go Inline for .Xmas.
Stay for Now Years
day. Our low round
trip Holiday tickets
allow you plenty of
time. .Ill Point.' t in
OREGON
CALIFORNIA
WASHINGTON
and I L>A Hy
Hol.day Sale Oates
Between Oregon point,
l*ec. 22 to 26 inc.; Pec. 30
to Jan. 1 inc. Return limit
Jan. 3. U»I7.
To Califorh'.a point* Dec.
21 to 23 Inc; I'ec. U to 28
inc. Return limit 15 «lay,
from date of »ale.
To Pacific Northwest pointa
in Washington and Idaho
Dec 22 to 25 inc
Return
limit Jan 3, 1S17.
Aik local Agent for
tuna of trama
fare«, etc
John M. Scott, O. P. A.
Portland, Oregon
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Love This Magazine
McCALt.‘S I« thf Fa«hlM* Gw de end Hau»r- '
irepiBf Htîp f at n-.-f »odhen then tn> mhrr
n«ag«i.nt In IM ttixj. Al th< Intimi Myí<» i
month: •' m »
»tvrit« tbst »«;<■-
n n, an.! «pet >1 *J- ;■» •»«» rntejn couk>nf. ho • •
d’eatr«»». at. fongf wert, gig . ihal I f* ten I
ho-jaeworl aal «iw r rtnejr. I‘r«c*. only
• » «nr, with o-yy « titb-g» «j AUCn.'l tXWM
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SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
LINES
FOOTBALL
Oregon vs. Pennsylvania
Pasadena, Cal., Jan*. 1st
>er»oM» Women
W hen the nervou-nea, i, eaaaed by
constipation, a, is often the caM*. you
will get quick relief by taking Chamber-
lain'. Tablets. Theae tablets al,o im­
prove the digealion. Obtainable every­
where.
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Travel on
Low Hound Trip
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