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The Scio Orchestra in greatly
appreciated by persons from
other towns and it is h common
expression that they are surpris
ed to find a town this size with
so excellent an organization. We
fear that too many of our citizens
fail to appreciate ifA excellence.
The orchestra is very liberal
with its servi'es and is always
willing to help out at public
exercises and school entertain
ments without pay. lz>t the
public be a little more liberal
with its expressions of appre
ciation.
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THE YOUTH'S COMPANION
BOSTON. MASS
N«w Swb«rir<MM l««xd .1 TL. Off«r».
W. E. Parker of Albany, wits
in Shelburn Tuesday on busi
ness.
Frrnk Gooch came down from
the Gooch mill for an over Sun
day visit.
Then- was a dance at the hall
Saturday night
Fred Gooch paid the town a
brief visit last week.
.Marion Tindall departed for
Portland to take treatment for
an afflicted leg.
E. B. Spangenburg and son.
Roy, arrived from Vancouver on
a business trip.
Alfred Blatchford, one of
Shelburn’s leading merchants,
made a business trip to Portland
Monday.
Tbiinai Topics
Mrs. Selling and daughter
were Albany visitors Saturday.
Come out and hear “Uncle Ep
from way up kentrv. who has
cum down to look abeout a sp •II”
at Riverside high school Nov. 26.
Admiasion 25c and 15c.
Henry Struckmeier has return
ed from Washington and is in
good health and excellent spirits.
Several from this neighborh.iod
have been attending the revival
meeting at Crabtree and they
seem quite interested in the good
work.
Miss Compt »n and the Misses
Tumidge spent a very pleasant
evening at J. 11. Kelleys recently
and were served with light re
freshments.
These refreshing rains which
no doubt have l>een almost uni
versal, raised Crabtree creek
almost to overflowing.
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Santiam Farm Topics
One of tl e residents of Crab
tree accuses one of our neighbors
of swiping 19 head of his fine
turkeys and brought suit «gainst
him last .Monday to recover
damages.
Erank Smith of Lacomb, was
down visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Smith of Racoon
Hollow over Wednesday night
Mrs. Neva Si urges returned
to her home in Burnet» .Monday.
While M. C. Gaines was gauk-
ing around looking for snipes
Friday, he caught his toe under
a root and fell down injuring the
mnsclea of his shoulder and had
to call on I)r. Prill.
Some of Wess Kinges neigh
bors was out of pork, so they
went to Wess’s hog pen where
he had some nice porkers and
borrowed one as Wess had plenty
but Wess did not like his style of
borrowing after dark.
Limon Smail gathered up a
wagon load of girls and bovs and
went out on an old-fashion call
Friday night up to* Riley Mont
gomerys. They report having a
way up old time.
The proprietor of the Santiam
farm and good wife were Albany
visitors over Jriday night with
Mrs. Rebecca Morris, sister of
.Mrs. Gaines.
Isaac Crabtree, living east of
Scio, was over Sunday to the
Santiam Farm laying in his
winter supply of cablwgc. He
only wished a few, just three
sacks Hull. He is still looking for
ALBANY ABSTRACT COMPANY
a nice widow as he winked at
Latid Titira a S/MCudty
one he passed in the road Sur •
day on his way to the farm.
John Crabtree of Scio, visited
Get the Best.
You can get
his uncle and aunt at the farm.
it of us. Courteous employes
He was toged with his fix-up on,
looking around to see if he could
Prices Reasonable ..........
find soma young lady who would
wish to do his cooking for him
as he was riot cut out for a
L. M. CURL, Mi'-
batchelor anti his mother is now
Both Pbune«
228 8. Broadalbin hl.
Albany, Oregon
visiting in Idaho.
.Miss I tort ha Smail, who has a
bad cut and bruised hand caused
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from being thrown from a horse o
about two weeks ago. is slow I v
improving.
Quite a crowd gathered at the
Largest Stock outside of Portland
home of Geo. Griffin Sundav
night to bid Mrs. Neva Stores
Samples and Estimates on Request
good bye and wish her a safe trip
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home.
FISHING TACKLE
Geo. Bilyeu anti wife went to
their son’s Sunday evening to
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Truss fitting
— Camera supplies, etc
be readv for butchering his pigs ♦__
.Monday morning
Woodworth Drug Co ., Albany, Ore
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Crab
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Frank Summers Sunday, taking
with them a large gander as n
present for Thanksgiving. The
gander was tied in a sack with
its head out, lying back of the
seat in the buggy. When all at
once he wns missed and they re
turned home but no gander could
they find or hear of.
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Welborn Hems
Newt Crabtree sold his farm
of 10 acri s to <). G. Wymun last
week.
A. P. Hirons made a trip to
htayton Saturday to see the
doctor.
Mr. Meir took two loads of
celery to Stayton the last part of
the week. He realises a good
profit from his patch of celery
th s fa!!.-
There will be preaching at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
by Rev. Kvtchem of Salem.
.Mr. Petrock has been sawing
A. C. Wyman's railroad wood
with his gasoline engine the past
few days.
Lloyd Tindall was in Scio the
first of the week.
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Mens and Boys Coats and Suit'
Ladies and Misses Coats and * uits
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AND CLOSES TIII RSIHY EVEXIXO.
We have all the' latent styles in Ladies, M isses,
Mens and Boys Coats and Suits to select from.
garments for ladies and
We carry the
for men and young men.
misses and the
Ladies (’oats to lie on sale as
low as,
$2 38
Lailies Suits to be on sale as
low ns. . . .
.$6.75
Misses (’oats to be on sale as low
as
95c
Fur pain» in th«- aid* or cheat dampen
a piece of flannel with Chamberlain'»
l-iniment and bind it on over th«- neat
of pain. There in nothing better. Fur
nale by all dealer».
THE LOCAL MARKETS
The following are caah price» quoted
on Thursday of each week by ui r
dealer*:
Wheat, per bunhel........................... t SO
Oata, per buahel.........................
45
Flour, per Mck ...............................
1 20
Bran, per ton..........
..................... 2H 00
Short», per ton..............................
31 00
Chop, per ton ................................
31 00
Rutter, (Country) per roll..........
50
Egga, per doten.......................
41
Chickena, per pound..............
12
Chicken», |>er |xsind, young broiler« 11
<«ee»e, per pound .........................
(9
Turkey«, per pound........ a ..........
18
Ducka. per pound
... ...............
12
Beef, per pound, live weight ...
04
Pork, drenaed ...................................
OS
Veal, per pound, for »hipping .
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SALE COMMENCES THURSDAY
We have one of the ve rv best lines of Ladies
Coats and Suits on the market.
Mens overcoats to be on sab? as
low as
$4.95
Mens suits to be on sale as low
as
$5.50
Bovs suits to be on sale as low
as
$1.38
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An yon« »»n üg a akMrh and
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Regular Price Charged for Goods Sold on
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