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Easter is the time of
the year you must muke *
special effort to oe ru-wly
and properly clad. The hat
in a moat imjmrtant item.
Our millinery department
iit amaainjrly complete with
the seasons' most stylish
designs.
Suits, dresses,
waists, muslin undt-rwi-ar.
corsets, gloves, collars, hose
shoes, etc.
Your every
needs will lie found here.
Visit this store liefore you
buy your spring apparel.
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I awn mower* at Momson’a.
Beautiful jxiet card* at Heyne’«.
F or S alk —Plenty of fine hay. V.
Cladek.
Uncle Frank Devaney was visiting
relatives in this city, ta»t Week.
The latent «tylc« in men« clothing,
hat» and ahoes at Wyscly Jt Cain».
I*. II. MacDonald ex|>ect» lobe living
in his new home some lime in the month
of June.
Empire Cream separators last longest
and run easiest. For sale by Fred T.
Bilyeu.
Dr. lx»we, the well known optician.
will be in Scio on May 5, fron» 1» a. m.
to 4 p. in.
M C. Gill. IL M Ms er ai ì I'«-ar
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waul town to
Tuesday,
in Fred Bilyeu'» auto.
Ladies and men* low ahoea at Woaely
& Cain». A large assortment to »elect
from.
Hase ball. Mill City vs Scio, at the
fair ground« diamond, next Sunday
afternoon.
Chocolate*. Cocoanut bon bon* •nd
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Fran* h mi xad ■ roam coven
at 15 cent« per |*>un<l at Heyne'«.
M aligaton were hatched out in
Portland, recently. Who know* but
what aligator farming may becom • an
Orrgon industry?
Have Dr. Lowe relieve your heal and
eye ache with a pair of hi« auperior
glasses. Consult him at Hotel S< io.
May 5, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
The supply of milk at the condenser?
ia rapidly increa»ing, and Preaident
Peery claim* that the twat milk they
have ever manufactured n being turn
ed out.
If you arv going 16 plant any amount
of potatoes, thia spring. call ami get
one of my Evan» potato planter« to
plant them with. Will «ell or rent. N.
I. Morrison.
I rank W. Sticha, who ha» l>ern re-
aiding at Edmonds for the past two or
three year*, ha* returned to Scio to
reside.
Mr. Sticha ia a first-class
cltixen and *-cio gladly welcomes him
tack.
When a medicine muat be given to
young children it »Would lie pleasant to
take, t hamberlam'a Cough Remedy is
made from loaf »ugar, ami the root»
used in its preparation give it a flavor
• imilar to maple syrup, making it
pleasant to take. It has no superior
for cokla. croup ami whooping cough.
For sale by all dealers.
New shipment of boys clothing arriv
»tft Ihmrt in ilboy
ed at Wcaely & Cams Monday, April
|.a*l Monday Roy McDonald and Mias
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Ethel Wallace drove over to Albany.
Vetch, grass seeds, clover, land piss
Mia* Wallace failed to return, that 1«
ter and commercial fcrtilixers at J. F.
to say, wearing her parental name
Wrsely’s.
She and Rov formed what is in called
Seed Oats for Sale I have a quantity big business parlance "a merger.”
<>f 3-grain seed oats for sale. L. Zeller,
They were married at the First M
Thomas Ore.
2t E. church. Rev. Gordon officiating.
Just received a shipment of Bel Band They returned to their home jn Scio,
candies, to be «old at 15 cent* per lituate at or near the north end of
IMnitxl at Heyne'« confectionery store. Main street, where they are now at
Newt Weddle. our ora) lightening home to their friend«.
They are l>oth popular among our
jerker, attended the I. O. O F
encampment at Htayton, last Thursday young people and every body extend«
congratulation«, the N kw S joining the
night.
I.amc «boulder to nearly always dur throng.
to rheumatism of the mu«cle«, and
Clein Up
quickly yields to the free application of
Chamberlain’s Liniment. Fur sale by
It is the time of year when the win
all dealers.
ter's garbage »hotikl be disposed of.
The Lam«on Frostking gasoline to make our city, not only more pleas
engines arc the be«t and simplest. Hot ing to the sight but. alao, for sanitary
ter see one before buying that woed reasons. In order that a unitd effort
saw or pumping outfit. Sold by Fred may l*e made along this line, I have
twen requested to set some date, to be
T. Bilyeu.“
We have .‘UMl.WO feel of lumber and known as "C lean U p ” day. I. there
arc able to fill any kind of a bill, from fore designate Friday. May 5, as the
a barn to a testable We. also, keep a -lay on which to dispoae of »uch matrri-
go**! supply of cement on hand. Scio ‘ nls as would cause our city to be un-
i sightly or unsanitary, l-ct al) material
Planing Mills Co.
Bert Bilyeu, Frank Shelton, Clem which can be burned, be disposed of in
Gough, Ona .Shelton. Jack Itilveu nnd this manner Other refuse, such as
T. L. Dugger attended the K. of P empty cans and bottlea, if placed in the
district convention at Alltanv. last streets or alleys in boxes or barrel»,
Saturday night. A splendid time was will be hauled away free.
E. C. P eery . Mayor.
ha<)
S80.00 per month stra.ght »alary and
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expenses, to men with rig. to fntrtsluce
our Poultry Remed'es. I>on't answer
The above date has been set apart by
unless you mean business. Eureka the people of California in which all
Poultry Food Mfg. C. (Incorporated, I are asked to join by eating raisins in
East St. I-otila. Ill-
the form of raisin bread ur in whatever
Th« Mexican «ar is at. .'.I I • t - ■ form :* 4e»ir> <1.
out Both sides are now under an1 The object of this sjiecial day is to
armistice agreement, pending arrxng create a wide spread raisin sentiment
ing term* of peace and President I iax that will r<*tllt in a greater demand
seem* dispose.1 to grant al> - it all that for that fruit, and to direct the st ten
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of a.I g'"d l..i.*e' U i. es t. tie
the ir.sdriecto« demand.
excellence
of the raisin as an article of
Voter*, be not deceived' Every voter
entitled to vote under the general laws ' food.
The good people of the Northwest
of Oregon and who resides within the
arc
invited by their neighbor« to |>arti-
boundary of the prof-osed new city of
Selo, is entitled to vote at the city cipate in the pleasant custom •nd
•’Break” raisin bread on April 29.
election next Monday.
If you are intending to buy • buggy
thia spring. I invite you to rail and
examine my »toes before purchasing
elsewhere. I carrv some of the best
makes of vehicles on the n arhet anil
sell them at the lowest possible prices
Yours for business. N. I. Morrison.
Frank Shores. <>u'r p >pular . :
departed thia week for his tild home in
Minnesota. He has property interests
there and may remain for a year, pro
viding he docs not get too bomeatrk
He expects to return to Scio, It to
needleaa to say that the Nswa follow!
him.
The Fcio ball team, that is to say, a
part of it. went to Silverton, to play a
match game with the Silvertomans
Only six of the regular team went,
enough players were picked I up in
Shelburn to make up the nine, Selo
was ahead until the seventh when
Silverton got busy. The final result
was Silverton 11, Scio 6.
Teacher’s Summer Review Term be
gins at Albany College July 10 and will
continue to August 1!». All branches
for state certificate* will be taught by
the Iwst instructor*. Advanced work j
in high school subjects Primary and
intermediate methods a »|>ccialty.
Interview • upcrintendent W. L. Jack-
son or President II. M Crooks.
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Spring Apparel
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------- Manufacturer« and Dealers in
Sash, Doors,.Moulding, Frames, Shinnies Etc
Estimates and Plans for Buildings furnished on short notice
Aa we now have a timt-claaa contractor and builder, we will
also taae contract«, etc.
Let ua figure with you.
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Mills Ixwatctl on South Sitle of Bridge, Scio, Oregon
Burien Hollow Noles
Dr Prill was summoned to see Mrs.
J. M Haasler, la*t Saturday, who was
«.iffering’with pneumonia.
W. L. Hooper and family and Perry
Pitchford were visitors at C. P. Has*
1er’» Sunday.
Davriq*>rt 4 Barrows have received
a car load of feed with which to satisfy
the appétit«« of their fine Berkshire«
Dr. Craft has returned from Gates.
Mias Ada Compton ha« returned home
from h< r acbooL
The young folks of this vicinity have
Ixs-n attending the revival meetings at
Providence.
Mrs Minnie Gaines, of Portland, is
visiting at her old home for a few days. (
C. A. Collings has »old his farm toi
two German bachelor». We expect,
from the number of bachelor» in this
neighborhood, it would be better to call
it Bachelor» Hollow.
F armer J ohn
Const quit ion brings many ailments in
it* train and is the primary cauae of
much sickness. Keep your bowel»
regular madam, and you will escape
many of the ailments to which women
are subject. Constipation is a very
simple thing, but like many simple
thing», it may lead to serious conse
Alsike Clover
quence». Nature often need a little
Clover »ecd (alsike) 10, 12 and 11 assistance anti when Chamberlain’s
cent* per pound. F. lierrling, grow- : Tablets arc given at the first indication,
er, Stay ton, Oregon.
much distress and suffering may tw
avoided. Sold by all dealers.
nrrivKN«
Paminewr, W. F. tiill.
S k > wbt « hv , C. A. W artier
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
IN' OKI'OKA i i n
We «io e
Feed
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Genera) Cualotn
Sale.
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Milling
Wheat
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Boeineae
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t. J. MCNKKKS,
W eatherford & son
Attorneiis-at-Laic
Other in Blondie rg Block
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ALBANY
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CUSICK BLOCK
ALBANY
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The Scio State Bank
Ttokr« <urr of your Htonry using the utin wl
<Hllgt*t»<«* tor yonr mlrty. It «tors a atrirUjr
tmnhlng bu*it»e«> lakM care of your
< h«x ha on other tmnhs. uiakna
•mn frr« for you inak«f loans
con*»p«frut
with
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n«ma tnatboda
BRYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Business Locals
A full line of Lilly’« guaranteed
For Sale - 10,000 »hake«. 2and 2} fA-t ganten aceda, chick feed, lame, »hell
long. Inquire of W E Burton, K F li 1. , and grit at Wcaely’s Grocery.
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OREGON
”Our baby en«i fur Chamberlain’«
Cough Remedy,” write« Mra. T. B.
Kctdrick, Raaaca. Ga. "It ia the beat
cough remedy on the market for cougha,
cold« and croup.” For sale by all
d.alera
When a Man Buys Clothes
lie goes to the store in which he has the greatest confidence. He does not judge stores l»v what
they claim to do, but by what they (io do.
lie goes to the store that lie has learned always gives
all or more than they promise. While some stores are always promising unheard of values, it is
quite often the case that some other store not claiming so much, is really giving better values.
M hih* we believe in advertising, we know that men judge us mostly by what we do, and hence we
depend upon real, genuine value-giving, to get our customers, ar.d keep them. • When in Albany
yoq are welcomt Io come to our store for a place to be ar home. We are anxious for the particular
voting fellow, the slim young man, the fat man all who seem to have a hard time to set clothes to
fit and suit, to come to us, as our store is the largest south of Portland, and none there are better
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
We help
ou save your expenses over here.
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OREGON