The Santiam news., February 22, 1917, Image 4

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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEIFNT
(Condtxied from jiare 1)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the underaitfriecl, the duly appointed,
qualified and acting administrator of
the estate of R C. Toolay, deceased,
lata of l.inn County, Oregon, has this
17th day of January. 1917, filed with
thr C<>unty Clerk of Linn • ounty. Ore­
gon. his final ».-count as such «.lmiaia-
trator and said Court ha« appointed
Munday, the 'Jfith day of February.
1917. at the hour of 10 o’clock in the
forenoor of that day as the time for
hearing objections to said final account,
and for the settlement thereof
Any snd all je rsons having objections
to such final account arc hereby not­
ified to be present at said time at the
Cuuntv Court room in the Court House
In the City of Albany, l.inn County,
paragraph is quoted; “On the
melancholy and afflicting event
■of the death of the moft illuftri-
ons and beloved perfonage which
I this country ever produced. I
•ynpithize with you. with the
nation and with good men thro’
the world in the irreparable loss
suftained by us ail. ”
Page four contain« the adver-
■ tiaerm-nta, business houses and
private parties using small spaces
and giving it an appearance simi­
lar tn the classified columns of
the |>a|H rs of today. Among Oth- Or/gon. and then and there make »uch
er ads, the following was no objections,
listed January 17, 1917.
ticed:
“For Sale,
a Stout.
JOHN W. COSTELLO,
Healthy. Active Neg.o Wench.’’
Administrator.
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Has Old Paper
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HILLS MARKS,
Attorney» fur administrator.
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The New* has on hand a lim-i
ted supply of the Atlases men-,
Four hundred pounds of choice
tioned in clubbing offer on page
2. Come in and get your copy, as; vetch seed for sale. J I) Dens­
more
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»t is here waiting for you.
\\ <• disposed of quite a l<»t of merchandise on our open-
illg daV, but we still have left <|iiite a nice selection of
staples niuounting* to several thousand dollars worth,
consisting ol Men’s Suits, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Dry
Goods, Latlies, and Mm’s Furnishings, Etc. A stagger-
ing and overwhelming slaughter of prices will be made
on this merchandise.
F O R D
TH E LWI VERSAL CAR
The new Ford ear- are up-to-the-minute in appear-
ame with large radiator and enclosed fan, hood with
full streamline effect, crown fender* front and rear,
black finish with nickel trimming*—-a snappy look­
ing < ai
and with all the dependable, enduring and
economical qualities that have made the Ford “The
l’niver*al Car.-' < hio fact it worth more than a ton
of guesses, Fold cals are selling from live to ten
over anv ami all other cars, simply because tliev
give more satisfactory gierviee, la*t longer ami are
easier to operate and cost less to maintain—ami
there’« no gm ««ing about the reliability of Ford ser­
vice
Kunabout ?.”>-15, Toutin'’ Car $.”><’>(•, Coupelet
$5<i5, T'<wn Cai $595, Sedan $<’>15—f. o. 1». Detroit.
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We Don’t Want to Pack and
Pay Freight if we can help it.
Your Price is our price. Come
and Help Yourself.
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On display and for sale by
Don’t forget that our misfortune is
YOUR OPbORTUNITY!
THE DOOR« WILL OPEN AT 9 A. M.
O’CLOCK UNTIL THE SALE ENDS.
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FRED T. BILYEU
SCIO. OREGON
MONDAY EVENING
Notice to Contractors
SEALED BIDS will bo receiv­
ed by the School Board District
No. 63, Linn Co., OreRvn. unt I
3.00 p. m. March 2. 1917, for the
erection and complet on oa pul>-
lic school building. according to
plans and specifications p’-epared
bv Chas. H. Burggraf, nr'hit-d,
Albany, Oregon. The contractor
will be required to furr ish an
approved bon I equal to 50 per
cent of the contract within ten
days after the awarding of the
contract
All bi< k must be made out on
blank proposals for the .im.-.
Plans may be st on at Scio State
Bank. Scio, or at the Architect’«
office.
Building must be completed by
Sept. 15, 1917.
Bids will lie
opened March 3. 1917 at 10 a.
m, at school house inwaid Hist.
The school boa rd resercss the
right to reject any and all bid*.
J. B. Couey.
Elevatori Notiti to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the un-
iler.ign.-d lias Ix-en appointed executor
<>f the ls»r will and testament of Isaac
C. Hates, deceased, by the County
Court for l.inn County, Oregon, and
that all claim* against the estate <>f
• lo 1 >!> r. »«. .! •h'Hiki tie present*! to
the un-'crnigne »executor at his office
in Scio, Oregon, within six months
from thr date of the flrat publication
of this notice, which i* February IS,
1917.
C. C. Bryant.
R. Shelton,
Attorney.
Executor.
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grades as many are absent this I
week.
Mia* Prill was out of Schot
last Thursday and Friday or
account of a severe cold an<
la grip.
Blossom Time in
the Golden State
A friend just back from Southern California
says; “The weather was fine, in fact too warm
fur heavy clothes. Many were in bathing at
the beaches. Oranges were ripe in the valleys
while the mountains nearby were covered with
snow."
Glen Clark is slowly improving
from a broken collar bone aus
tained in practising basket bai
at the W’esely hall some tiin
ago. We expect him back t
school next week.
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With warm, sunny weather it will not be Ion*
twfore the blossoms on the trees will be every­
where announcing that spring is here. •
Take a vacation trip now while life is differ­
ent; where climate surrounding* and amuse­
ments are out of the ordinary. Spend a
Prof White and the Botai
class are patiently waiting f<
the snow to dear away so the
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sale. All fine land; good house can get the first buds of th.
and barn; windmill; house pip'd season to work on.
for water.
Enquire of D C
A fast game of basket ball wn
Thoms.
31t2
played Tuesday evening bet we-
Typewriter ribbona 65c at the the Lebanon Scouta and th
High School second team.
New* office.
The Scio boys were too aw if
on
foot for the Scouts beatim
SCHOOL NOTES
them with a score of 8 to 15.
ards in Gap bays with the first
Come out Friday night am
High 8« ho<>; 1 mi will be played see the first 8 H S team play th
Friday nivht. / Ali who want to cheese factory boys.
bee a good fast game, come and
Later—The boys phoned i
Clerk.
bring your best friends.
Thursday that they will not b
J W Parrish went to P<>r’da«d
The la grip is getting a good able to piag the High School Fr
Sunday on bugine**.
j hold on the High School and day night
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different Ftbruary.
THREE TRAINS DAILY
Scenic Shasta Route
will take you there In comfort.
Ask the Agent
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JOHN M. SCOTT General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oiegon
Southern Pacific Lines
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CALIFORNIA ORANGE DAY MARCH 10
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