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

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Mart and B<d> Heery
oyer to the Elkhorn
Monday.
I L« v limi to
through snow on the
mit.
went
mine
wad«*
sum­
FORD
Make a
More
Beautiful
Garden
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Have been built arwj set »ally delirerei I" retail buyeresine* Aug 1. 1916.
Tii«-w figures -X5). SI? — represent the setuid niunbo of car* manufac-
tur« »by ua wince August 1. and deliver«-.) by our agente tu retail buyer«.
Thia unusual fall an I winter th -nand for Eord car» make« it neceaaarv
for u* to confine the distribution of car* only t-> those .agefits who have
> ri! -r- for imm«-liate delivery to retail customers. r»ther than to permit
an) agent to «lock car» tn anticipation of later »pong sales.
fOR UCTTER GARDENS
Seed* ate p ■ >n'.v «putrd in
thin ti i<- f>’|«« Up«. They
f itt u .te qui. her and tetter
«*4u « I be paper absorb« .ll»d
h >l«i* mo«*t'irv Tl-rv a»-i>r«
faolthiar and iimt beautiful
p'.ant,. in- r <rven »«.in I and
line straight row*. Then in
addition, «here i< a great sav­
ing of tune and I l«w - >vu
I! t s whole rx.-w at a time,
arid no thintung out 1« n«*es-
Mty Acial. i.r* grt r»|s-rt «•»
suits With I’lkr « <*llape.
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m*.i, i,»
Th«*
liitli«»»' « mbr«>i<l«'Tv
club is giving u s< rics of «*i>
t«*itummeiits.-Reading, sing
ill)', speeches ami mstru*
mental music are on ra<*h
program.
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An eiitertainmelit given
by the high school netlv«l
$•;<>.
'Ve are issuing thi» notice tii intending buyers that they may protect
them«elves agat .it delay or disappointment in ■ ■ tiring Ford car*. If.
therefore, you ar«' planning to purehaso a F< rd car. we advise you to
p’ar<- your order and take delivery m>w.
Immediate ordcrs.Vill have prompt attention.
|>clay in buying at thi« time may ca^»<- you t ■ wait several months.’
Enter your order today for immediate delivery with’our authorized Ford
agent bated tx k»w and don’t lie disappointed later on.
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Forti ,Mtd<>r Com/>uny.
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Price«: Runabout CHS, louring Car f’ti*>, .t'oupelet f.'xifi. Town
Car I «95. Sedan
f. o. b. l’étroit.
J. F. Wesely
< >n display and for sale l»v
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FRED T. BILYEU
Mr lL'suctnnn
Shulte ioni to
sumtnor in the
I I h - v Will -ItnI»
SCIO. OREGON
Now is the time to Visit
California
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Now that 11.v Rut an ucoplt*
have bounce«! the Romanoffs,
let the Germans oust the Hohen-
zollerns ai.d the English kick
| out the Guelphs, then the peo-
! pie will come into their own.
•J R Gdddes. Mill City.
I hr Newspaper
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!!< r beauty, her brilliant city life, her joyaiip
suti.ihine. her facinating haze of history, all
draw on you. People nerer tire of rediscover-
ing California and never will. She is an old.
old Ian 1. yet ever ynung. Go there. Refresh
mind and body. Set- that yeur tickets read
Chief of police John Catlin Monday
afternoon »»> given a telegram which
«»» received by Tom Scott, h. P.
Road Master, from Wah thing, a
Chinaman at Ashland, asking to take
«lepa to protect the Chinese section
gang at Mwlburn from some Chinese
highbinder« from Salem who are said
to belong to an opposing tong. I he
thief notified the gang foreman aid
precautions are being taken. Albany
Democrat.
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“Com of t e deep daily need of a na­
tion I am the voice of now. I he in­
carnate »pint of tho time*—monarch
1 of things that are.
wa- bmllv ifitm.i
"My 'cold type’ Inim* with the fire
I hi* sanitary. scientific product,
blood of numan action. I am fed by manufactured from pure irgrclienl».
mid a ehftt< <1 car,
arten«*» of wire that girdle the world. 1» one of the greatest discovenea of
ufound the globe.
I drink from the cup of every- living I tm- ago are I is Womans Greatest W ash-
da y h riviai
The
II L ('«»’s logging joy and sorrow. I sleep not real not
Use Of wa*ht»iard or washing mach­
I know not night, nor day, nor season. ine« no longer necessary. Kalotmtc
train» have been Utiitbl«* t<> I know no death, yet am born again separates anu remove* any kind of dirt
fioin white, colored, woollen, »ilk, or
get to the front for over a wiUi every morn with every no n
any kind of clothe* or lac «, quickly,
with every twilight. I leap into fresh •urviy, completely an 1 economically,
month. Snow 4 anti 5 feet
being with every n«-w world's « vent. without injury to the fabric or hand-
deep, at camp I I
1« NOT a |*»wder, liquid or wax.
i Those who created tn«’ cease to bek
Kalomite never fails, satisfaction
Yet
I
live
on
and
on.
My
responsibility
I lit» Wm Downing giti.» ol
guaranteed.
is infinite. I »p«'ak and the w<irhi*t >|>s
Enough for three ordinary washing*
I'ox have been visiting in to listen I say the word and battle for 15c. -end »tarn,» f ir tna paekag-
flames tie bir ron. 1 rvunsvl |ea««- Ixicai histributors wanted «■. 11
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Rarey, General Distributor, Lebanon.
and the war lords obey.
Oregon,
Mr and Mr» Chaw Sullivan
*'l am the hands of the clock of
are visiting Portland. He if j time the clarion voice of civilisation.
**l am the ncw»paj>er. ”—Joseph H
Rnnk I ooll»hne«*
I inking after the manufac­ Finn before the ad num'» convention
You occasionally *ee it stated that
ture ot Ilin logging hook; In Chicago
cold* do not result from cold weather.
price of each hook an $!•*>.
That is rank foolishness Were it true
Lane county to try experiment cold« would tie a« prevalent in mid­
The Co ha« employed lo of growing rice.
summer a« -n midwinter. The micrvtw
Hindi»«. TI m - v work on the
that cauaea cold» flourishes in damp,
cold
weather. To get rid of a cold
lower toiling table and the
Tillamook to get two-story
take Chamberlain*« Cough Remedy.
Greeks on the upper t:il»|- $12,000 theatre.
It !» effectual and 1« highly recommen­
ds i by people who have used it for
The Greeks must be high
The News has on hand a lim­ many year« a* occasion required, and
car t ■ ami th«* II imlua Io A ited supply <>f the Atlases men­ know >ts real value Obtainable every­
caste.
tioned in clubbing otfer on |M«ge where.
¡ALOXITE THE LAÜHDET MA8VEL
The Hindu*« nav they Will 2. Come in «no get your copy, as
it is here waiting for you.
Wil-ion
if war
tight for
comes.
Notici* Up t • dat«* wood aw­
ing,
popti'ar prices; 5 per cent off
I have ln*n reading the
for
cash. Satisfaction guaran­
finest aerial story I have
teed. R 11 McDonald. Thomas,
read in the past tk) year».
Oregon.
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It ia a «piaint,
woothy,
trampinh, fairv like romance.
Sign ol iloud Olge. tton
It is a blending of city and coun­
W hen you «««■ a cheerful and happy
try life.
The main characters old lady vou may know that «he ha*
are an Irish girl and a tramp. It good digestion. If your digestion ia
will undoubtedly be publish«*«! in impaired or if vou do not relish your
book form and placed in librar­ meal* take a d«*ie of Chamberlain’«
Tablets They strengthen the «tomarh.
ies. Get it and rest! it
You improve the digestion ami cause a
will read it more than once. Tne gentle movement of the bowels. Ob­
name is ’’Seven Miles to Arden.’’I tainable everywhere
Shasta Route
X
Portland to SanFrancisco
This route offers a remarkab!« service of
comfort and «‘njoyment. Steel cars, rock-
ballasted road-bed. Past Mt. Shasta, Shasta
Springs and other wonders.
Isk for iiokit l.s lltl/ifitl und 1 nxfrtrclirr
Southern Pacific
STATEMENT
Of th«* ownership, management. etr..
of the ‘•antiam New» publish«*) weekly
at Scio, Or«'., required by the Art of
August 24. 1912.
Name of editor, managing «•«liter.
business manager, publisher and owner;
L. W Charles. -cio. Ore
Known bondholders. mortgagee* and
other security holder«, holding I per
rent <>r more of total amount of bond*,
mortgage« or other secuntic«: G. I-
Sutherland, et al, ado. Ore.
L. W. CSABLM. Owner.
nwom to ant) »ubsenbed before me
this 2"th day of March. 1917.
R. IMntt-TOM.
Notary Pubbc for Oregon.
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