The Santiam news., March 29, 1917, Image 4

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Poweil-I liions
A most li-zutiful wadding wu aox-tn
nir I 'unlay March ISth at th* mun
try h*»m<* of Prof » >J Mr« A I* II.r. . •
of bheiburn Ore, when tl.mr or.lv
daughter. Inez Alma I m - < nine th* I n ■<■
of Alfred I. Powell of Jefferson.
Th« room« were tuctily decorated for
tlx uc< .»ion with ferns, ;.*>tt*«l plants,
carnat.unv und Eaaler Idle».
I he bride, onv of th - most beautiful
und | 'pilar girl« of the younger »it.
w ,» a grail' ate of the Scio high »ch -o
in the < lu»s of 19K Shu was m> '■
ih irimng in a gown of white crepe .<•
chine, with bridal veil and orang» Wo«
aoma.
I he groom 1» the second ■ m of Mr
ai. I nr> Henry i'owell of Jefft-r» m, :»
popular among church circles and hu- a
boat of friend» in hi» home town, lb
wore the cuatomury black.
Ml»» SylviaGooch of Gate», a cla»»
mate of the bride played Ixihrngrin»
bridal chorua and nt high noon,
Rev
McGee of the Freni ti-nan churi h of
Albany, pet formed the beautiful ring
ceremony underneath a canopy of floral
d oration* encircling the wedding bell
Ml*» l.eah Powell, si*t«*r of the gr<>< tn
assisted as brid**'» maid and Errol flow
ell of JvtTvrson ofli late I u- I m -»1 man
.Mi«» Nettle Meritt of Lai otnb caught
t
bouquet of white carnations '
A sumptuous three course luncheon
waa sorved to the immediate r*-!atlv‘»
and friends of contracting purti*»
alter the ceremony.
In the evening a reception waa held
at the bruie's home, and the <.<-< asion
being t e 2uth anniversary of her pnr-
enla nuptual», many friend» of the fam­
ily 4oinr«l in the fcstivitirs, congrntu
lat.ng the sw* « t old In ide and we| om-
ing the new, and their beautiful and
Costly present» ii«-h;«-i»k both their high
esteem lor the young |>ejple and t —
warmth and devotion of their own
kli.u hearts.
Afters short v sit at Salem, Mr and
Mrs Pow -il will welcome their fnen.,»
at thur home at 'helburn - A
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Public Sale
THE f\Vll'E/:s.ll. (\1R
Scio, Oregon, »March 30
Commencing at 9:30 A. M.
>. h 1 7
Have I • < ' built Si.d s< I .ally deliver««! 1.« retail buyer» since Aug 1. 191«
Th* ««' figur
*i.H|7 r«-pr<-«cnt tl e actu.-J number of c»r* manufac­
tured t>y 11« »we August I. and delnervd by our agents t*> retail buyers.
PROGRAM
1 Music
9 Introduction
3 Song
4 Recitation
r> Exercises
G
«
8
y
10
11
12
13
11
Primer Dramatization
S. H. S. Glee Club
Prof. 0. V. White
Mi-.« Forbes’ R<«un
Oakview Schoo!
.Mr .Miller's School
“Snow White and
R.se Re«l.”
Q rir.tette
.Ladies of the Faculty
Shelburn School
Exerci x*s
Third and Fourth Grades
Song.
Fifth and Sixth Grades
Garland Drill
Music.
German Class
Supt. Ida M. Cummings
Addrc s.
Solo
Miss Forties
Luncheon in 1* >m tic Sci.* ic>* R sun
P. M.
Wi sely Orchestra
Music
Addres.«
Prof. Earl Kilpatrick. U. of ().
Institute work c iduct« d by Prof. Reed,
O A C.
17 Solo
Mrs Hobson
18 Address
Prof. E. T. Reed
Institute vvork condi ted by Prof. Kilpatrick.
19 Music.
Wesely Orchestra
15
16
I Will be at G7?c
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Saturd’y and Sund’y
h <
Having sold my farm I will offer for
• »< at my place 4 1-2 miles east of
< r.il lr> e, Oregon 01 batur<:»y, April 7
1917 eommancirg nt 10 A M »harp. th«
f" I ■ * i .< |
t ■ •* t-
Liveatoec 21 h- ad of t'urham cattle,
cows, h ifcr» and calves; lvc>ws 3 t.>
H year« old, fresh anil coming fresh
soon. 1 2-year old heifer fresh no*, i
2 year oil heif.-r fresh .«<*>n, 1 2 year
old heifer fri a i • ext 'ent 5 ye i ling
calve*. 1 3 year old Perchcron fllle, I
driving hor >v .2 yi a»* old and erfe< t
safe for anyone to drive, 1 hackn«
horse coming 3 yeais old, 1 yearling
shire colt, 7 shoals 4 months old, 1
brood sow, 1 r<gisterwl Iduroc boar I
year old. 3S head of Cotswold she« p
with 34 lambs, 3 pet lambs.
Vehicle», implements, »«-.-.!, etc :
1 sheep »hearing machine with grinder.
2 seta pl«iw harness, 1 14.inch Oliver
chllfed pl *w, I 14-inch Oliver Steel plow
t
I John I leer«* gang plow, I 2 horse
tivator, I walking -ultivator, 1 champ
ion hay rake, 1 Jones mower ,'ifo-it cu
1 3 < -tinn spring t»>th harrow, 1 t>rn >
cast seeder, 1 swather und buncher, I
drag harrow, 4,000 shaken, 1 set buggy
shafts, I grindstone, 2 5 > gallon bar
a
rels, 1 Sharpies cream separator E. i, 1 t
<
.
«/¿X/
last year, 130 yew posts, SO yew anchor ;
posts, 2u0 oak posts, 25 oak anchor
C A. Everett Scio Ore.
putts, 1 jockey w agon, 3 io gallon milk
cans, 1 Mandalrc incubator, 2iX> egg
capacity, 1 3 1*4 in. Mitchell wagon, I
canopv top hack. I < hampion binder, 1
land roller, 1 disk harrow, I set hack
harness, 1 hay rack. I he following
aosd: lOn bu. oats. 60 bu. seed wheat, I
6 sacks s< ed corn, W to 75 bu. potato. »
112 Iba, No. I clover seel, some hay i
Househol i Goods: 1 organ, 1 barrel | This sanitary, sct.ntiflc product,
A tlance will be given at th«*
manufactured from pure ingredients,
churn, linoleum for room Iflxlfl, 2 cup is one of th«* greatest discoveries of
Richardson
Gap hall by the bas­
boards. 2 aland table» and many olh. r the age and 1« A ..mans Greatest W»«h*
ketball club Saturday, April 7.
articles too numerous to mention.
day hriend
f.'se of wa«h!ioard or washing mach­
tree lunch served at noon.
Everybody cordially invited.
ines no longer nec« usury. Kslomite
Terms of sale: all sum» of flO.and
separates and remov«-« any kind of dirt
under, cash; over III) 2 per cent dis I from white, colored, woollen, silk, or
Sign ot Good Digestion
count given for cash. Six month« err lit any kind of clothes or laws, quickly,
When
you »ee a cheerful and happy
surely,
completely
and
economically,
on bankable note at S per cent interest 1
without injury to the fabric or hand-* okl lady you may know that she has
No property to be removed until settleil ,
Is NOT a powder, liquid or wax.
good digestion. If your digestion is
for
Kalumite never fails, satisfaction
impaired or if vou do not relish your
guaranteed.
F. ,M Shore«, Auctioneer.
Enough for three nnlinarv washing* meals take a dose of Chamberlain's
R. Shelton, Clerk.
for 15c. 'end stamps for trial package
Tablets They strengthen the stomach,
S. M. Stewart. Owner.
Isx-al
Ihstributors
wanted
<>. II improv«* the digestion and cause a
-
Harry. General D.stributor, Ix-banon.
gentle movement of the bowels. Ob­
Oregon.
flow to Prevent Crow,
tainable everywhere
When the chi'd is subject to attack* 1
-
pl.
of croup, rec to it that he eats a Hgi t I
Cnntmct is I«*’ fur $180.923 to
March 31 and April 1
With my complete line of
samples. 1,200, all wool
material to selecft from, at
$18.00 and $20.00.
Joe Peery
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-Ml v* I y y ‘
IB'*'1- teb
SON
¿ Soyirrel and Gupher Pouon
a;><f GuanwieeS 6y
KALOMiTE* THE LAUNDRY MARVEL
evening m< al, a* an overload«-.! stoma* h
may bring on an attack, also watch f «
the first symptom- hoarseness, ar..I
give t hamberlain'» t'ough Remedy r.s
•c<>n as the child becomes hoarse. Ob­
tainable every where.
I
FORD
School Rally
Bi$ Dunce
Notice- l'p to date wood saw
finish highway toColumbiaeou ■-
ing, popular prices; 5 per cent off
ty line in bitulithic.
for cash. Satisfaction guaran­
Pictorial R* view an I Santiam teed. R H .McDonald. Thoma«, i
Oregon.
34t4
News, both one year for $2.25.
Tin* un .- ist fa I and winter demand fur Ford cars makes it ncces»ary
.’or .« t<> cc -ifine the distribution of cars only to those .agents who have
ip!, r* f.*r imm'-l.ate delivery to retail custom* rs. rather than to permit
anj ager.t to stock cars m anticipation of later spring »sirs.
'Ai are issuing this notiro to intend ng buyers that they may pro tect
themselves against delay or <ii»appointm*nt in securing Ford car». If,
therefore, you are planning to purrhaw'a Ford car, we advise you to
p'a< • your order ami take delivery now.
Imn.«-*b:«t* <*r<:er»:wiil have prompt attention.
I>< lay in buying at this time may cause you to wait several months.
Er ter vo'.r order today for immediate delivery with’our authorizcil Ford
agent listed l>* low and d«m't b<* disappointed later on.
E'>rtl .Motor Ctmijtany.
I‘r:r<-
Car
Runa'.iut ’ U'. Touring Car 1340, Coupelet I5<*5, Town
>< Ian pit', f. o. b. I'etroit.
( hi displnv
♦ and for sale bv
w
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FRED T. BILYEU
SCIO, OREGON
Now is the time to Visit
California
Hi r beauty, her brilliant city life, her joyous
gutmhine, her facinating haze of history, all
draw on you. People nerer tire of rediscover­
ing California and never will. She is an old,
old lan-i, yet ever young. Go there. Refresh
nmd and body. See that your tickets read
Shasta Route
Portland to SanFrancisco
California Express- Shasta Lifflitei-Sw Francisco Eipress
This route off« nt u remarkable service of
comfort and er jiyment. Steel cars, n.ck-
balia-ted road-bed. Past Mt. Shasta, Shasta
Springs and other wonders.
.■tsk for llooklits. Hil/>fiil and Instrirrtivc
JOHN
M. SCOTT, (¡«neral
l’asM*ng«r A.'«nt
Purlland, < hegon
Southern Pacific Lines