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was captain <>f th«* B. i* s. wl h
p«*nv«*d t<> Is* th** < h'itr.pio . -b<-
feels well pa 1 for th • time js*nt
with lots of Know edge thrown
in.
Most everyone r«*joic, I to ■*<■
the rain as it w as I udly n*d* <1.
<'hatter Pox had to t *ut th«
strawberry patch la«*t Tu< *da*
and mi forgot the News. Wiii t
not to do so a/am.
Stop, Look
and Listen!
We *re in th«* mi.rl
for prac
tically anything yo < have to «11,
having an Hazelwood cream sta
tion working in conjunction with
Un in th«* Mme building.
Bring us your eggs, poultrv,
hides, veal, dressed pork. • ns-
cara bnrk. < I { |-‘A \| . ct<
Our Haz ’1 wo * m | r* pr*-* ntativ .
Mr O R Turner, w ho came here
from Nortn Yamhill, leaving
many Hati«fi<*d j at tons, who re
gretted his leaving th *m, has
charge of the htr.dling and t< ät-
ing of cream and will treat you
right.
J M Calavan was a Sc.o
W«d • sday.
6ht tintinni ¿lru.5
PUB; ISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
I In*
pr. pn:« i I ih i - m
dvmHtid
im
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v.ntrred at the postofftce at Scio, (in- .
t«*ria" threat -m* to bring th«-
aa wi ond-claaa mail matter.
medical
Mf |«-O HI ,-| Il »N
Advertialng
rat«-« ma !<•
application.
into
th*
«•ongri*.*"i«»i>iil <*<mtiov«-?*«v.
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One year in advance
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One year, at end of year ............
Sin months in advance
Ihr«-«* montii» in islvnmu
« \ i er 's
Philomath, Ore., June 22-24
BIG
The following arc c*»n pn< e< <j
->n IhurMlay of «-ach w«-< k bv o ;
I dealer»:
Flour, per aark.................... ..
Bran. |n-r too..............................
M «ddllng-«, pr r ton.....
(.'hop. wheat. |»*t ton
< ‘hop. oat«. per ton
Barlev Chop
Butter, <t ounlry) pi t roil
Butter Fat net)
£ 4
Egg», raae count, pe r tinaón
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ilcna, per pound ...
11
1.
1 ' •ce-M*. per pound
Turkey«, per i-oui.d
1-«
■ tucks, per teound I'cki ¡n
12
Duck*. Indian Kunn.-r
10
I’ork, dre»*«i
I'ork, live weight.
7.10
V eal, per pou* *. for »hipt n,*
75
SO
known
Fam»»» t I00.0OC »
Biggest
“A pipeful
of Tuxedo ia
a wonder»
fully pleat
ant form of
tobacco en»
joyment,
mild and
toothing
Now lot ’ h get t ' ■ > I In r
elect him.
Tappt is on tin < h sti r I! iv
will never hear anv
win*
th«v
to set« w I h ’I h - i tin y can Cf««ss
In failing to leave any will tin* road ah>*ad of an oncom
James J filli legistered U I ing automobili*.
sile it note in> to what he
thought of law vet s.
1 <> Ilio woman wh«i ha**
giveii lp*r l>e-*t lov* ■! tu ber
Somehow, one heals (ni country, thè p«*n«-«« tliat is
leas eomplaiiit than former hovering over those ghiiMtli
ly, from persons who can't Euiopean
bittlefìelds will
affor I an ocean ti ip.
Scores of Big
“Movie” Men
oduccrs as well as actors, are
n tant smokers and out-
oken friends of Tuxedo. It’s
’ the soothing, restful, re-
. sli ng -.moke men of their
rvc racking vocation need.
•ii.i g calms and comforts a
; Icr like n pipcof mild, cool,
cct Tuxedo.
ilpp«- il us thè |H*.ice bettei
late tliaii m*v«-r.
Women who fgvor suffrage
show their grarp <>t politics
bv splitting up into rival
THOMAS CEEEK JOTTINGS
factions, just like men.
Mike Bilyeu left Saturday for
Echo where be will attend to
Partirgli p«iliti<M should business matters. He will I m *
havo no place m th«*aimv «>r away for a week or ten «lays.
th«* nnv\ or in nny congre-
1/tfTy Bilyeu and V L Calavan,
who have lx*en v,.siting and t n-
aioual «leiiling with them.
joying it few days fishing, left
A long pull, a strong pull for their homes at Albany Mon
day.
and a pull all together and
Mr and Mrs Isaac Campbell
we will have another good
motored over from Albany Sun
Republican in the \\ hUe day to spend the «lay with the
Houae.
latter’s grandmother, Mrs Nancy
Bilyeu.
A Gel m.ill sei« lit.st liu-
James Wirth of eastern Oregon
dis* i)V«*i«*<i that women talk is here visiting his bsother, Roy.
Irn Bilyeu, who ba« lieen in
mor«* than men. What a
marvelous thing science is to Scio on th«* sick list, was able to
return to the woof camp Satur
be sur«!
day.
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One week’s trial of Tux
edo will j A gw you.
You can buy Tuxedo everywhere
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V hen In lean do not fail to call at our »tore.
w-ii«-r<- ' ■>u will alway« iind a good line of staple
m«-r> l.w .. •* to m i . t tr* n
Our pri< * ■ ar< th«-
low<»t and <>ur good» the beat
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OREGON
Fanali«« »T. W. F. fìlli.
Snsarta«, K. >h«-lUin
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SCIO ROLLER MILLS
t so -«»,<«•« <i« a r» I »
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am
ICMtft
«>ur Flour ia »« g<«»«t u> any mad«* in
th** Wiiiam.■««•* Valley
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Dow»
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5. if
rjxteed
6’ f : /
c>«n«.r>l C u»«.*m MHIIna Rueln»««
S.I.,
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When«
In
«Ho
BeMHi
Fl.Id
.nd
for
Flvvr .nd
Ea.h.ng.d
Bw.ln... .„d
for
Will
Tr»el You Kight
5c
Fan- *u«
green tin
10c
In Tin If»-
rnftrf,
an.t adr.
/« Clan
SCIO MEAT MARKET
Holechek
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U r take egga and butter in exchange and pay
th«* highest price for »smr,
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Pouch
A larger crowd than usual at-
A «lore of democritee f«*r
t« • d< -i Sunday School .nd churcb 30< anJHf.
four years has never fail« I Sunday a.- it was the last day «if
to make the country sick of the contest. As Chatter Bex
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ecv CU «C3» *CT «O- O «O Ol «O <OI «<3» «C» O <r3s «ZF «2X
7/•* F* »• a«v c’•••*!*
Tuxedo is aged fromthree
o five years in wooden hogs-
r.idl to make it mellow and
wect flavored. But the thing
at takes out all the bite and
. rshness and makes Tuxedo
o bland and gentle that it
.n’t hurt the most sensitive
tongue or throat, ¡9 the fam
ous and exdurivc “Tuxedo
Process.”
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Philomath Round-Up
Association
us»*«l
A n<»tli< r fi uitiul s*mrc«* of'
immtal «uggcstii’ii in vain «>n accidents is tin* sporting
in
Col. I !<>• fM vel.
stin< t which inspirai pcopl
WCstei’n ( fregoli
7 iro Si leer Al aunt id
Adniis>ion: *”)flc«and «$ 1, Box seats $|.50
For information addrnM
w a.-el woid-
Appnrvntlv
in
Show
('us// Prizes
S idd < » f bstinrf >•>()()■
/> ’u m . Isrrnsinns Parades —Other ii t r
.Ittructinns
Lute 11 R kart .s 'iorth of Klamath Eads
L>M«»r •/
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Outlaw Hartws from Eastern Orr^on and
. \ art!a rn cruda
.\t I’’ Grami Stund Stats ¡0,000 Ptople
D W. Griffith
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DAYS
Guaranteed Sensations
BucKÌiig’ ami Roping: (’ontc'-t, Steer
Bull D.ig-ging- anil Riding, Maverick
W ild Horse, Relav, (’owlhiv and <’ow-
girl Raeos. I'ancx and Trick Ritling,
Big’ Horst» Sale. Indian Hances.
11’* '// JA.r/.v/// Cuttle frisii frinii the rande-
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MARKET REPORI
Successor’ to
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Scio Cash Pro«! ice Co,
for
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Mrs Clyde
Rodg« r
vi <it< >;
with Mrs bon Mck< *i.t i<
Scio last Saturday.
H al'IJ
< la-si fvmg
PhihiiihiIb II(limd-ilp
Chronic X- Wortman ti
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7-acre job of slashing for Mr
Clara Smith Tu< iwlay.
S B Col«* and wife w< r<* Stay
ton ahop|>ers Tuesday.
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L W. (HABLES
*"l h ill < hr, rfuily
lhat « T imlrr-
lain*» tabi« !« ar*- tlw rr.o»t wattifact ry
r< n * t> f ■ «ton.» h troul l*-» a 4 • *■•’
ulipati* ■* that « ha»«- *>..*l i«* thitly ? ur
• - It BEST EOR OREGONIANS
M.rj*hy, «Ir ., ,- •«. \\ * !J»burg. N Y.-
Ot.tairuit4«i evrryw|wr*e.
B * Jf M. ßülrc! Mçt. Cohi'ìis l:*qen
Esten Stewart of Alben' -| * ’
Saturday and Sunday at th«
home of hi * uncle, Will Gr .*.•.
W*- are in the n.nrF«*t for fin stork
hog«. Wi’ightng front I1"» to I. lb», If
you have any for »ai«. rail u» up.
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