DENTAL INSPECTION
Of Srhntd Children fit real* . I st ■ >u nd i n
f 'ond it ion s of Xe¿iert
can children has brought th«* n«*ce*-sitv of preventive
measures home to evriv parent ami teacher.
DRUGGIST
Scio, Oregon
Try Peerv’s 3-bars-for-a-quar
• ter hand -oap.
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Mvrtle
Knauf,
hello girl
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at the Stayton central otlice,
Peery carries 63 designs of spent the week end at the home
wall paper in stock.
of I.er mother. Mrs (' A Parker.
; Possibly About You
H W ayne Thoms spent Easter
Sunday with his parents here.
We buy your veal and hogs
dressed, at all times for cash, at
Joe Peery, the Stayton tailor, reasonable market prices. J F
was a business visitor h* re Mun Wesely.
day.
Rain continues to hang on,
Remember we carry a full which is delaying spring work
lint of gardin seeds and grass to an alarming extent. Little if
seeds in bulk, al o a full line of any spring grain has been sown
poultry supplies and remedies.
so far.
J F Wesely.
The Masonic lodge was agree
ably surprised last
Saturday
evening, their wives having pre
pared a sumptuous banquet for
them to partake of after the
lodge session.
License to wed w as issued to-
day to Vilas Wesley Arnold, 21).
of Scio, and Sophia Della Pavar,
21. of Crabtree. They were mar
ried at the St Francis Hotel this
afternoon by County Judge D B
McKnight. Tuesoay
Alban}
Democrat.
George Gibbons, of Shelburn,
was married to Rose Wied nt an
of Shelburn Monday by father
Late at the St Mary’s rectory.
Mr Gibbon» is a brother-in-law
of J W Miller, ex-county clerk,
The bride is well known in Al
bany. — Albany Heraid.
The News has on hand a lim
ited stipi ly of th«* Atlases men
tioned in clubbing offer on page
2. Come in ano get your copy, as
it is here waiting for you.
Pliil-sicitin «,.j Surqcon
Wallace Perry and family left
Monday with near >ad of person
al effects for their new home at
Wolf Point, Montana, where he
recently fib*d on a homestead.
Their many friends here are
sorry to lose Mr ami Mr Perry,
but wish them abundant sue«-« -
in their new location. The N w.
will keep them posted on Scio
happenings.
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and s i., a in and I :k> p m f.< Munkrra
" A. Ewing,
l>r<-»i<icnt
IH h - s a general banking busmeaa,
r> rive« deposit« aubject to checa, paya
interrii
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travrlur» checkn
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draft»,
and
tnaki't cullaci ion*.
R. SHELTON
Spring.
Dr and Mrs A A Bates who
have been visiting at the home
of Dr and Mrs A G Prill for sev
eral months, left Monday morn
Robert Hopkins, a brother of
ing for th>*ir home at Spring ville,
Mrs L W Charles, who -pent a
N Y.
year and a half in Scio, but w ho
Every residence and blisines-. has been operating a linotype on
house in town should show their the Heppner Gazette the pi st
colors bv displaying the Ameri year, enlisted in the navy last
can flag. Several are alrea ly in week along with a contingent of
evidence, but there is plenty of Heppner boys, and they were
sent to San Francisco to the
room for more.
naval training station, leaving
A tire drill was held at the Portland last Friday.
Scio school Wednesday morning
during class, when the building
was emptied and the scholars
returned to the building in forty
seconds. It is d ubtful w hether
The Linn County Good Riads any other schools as large as this
Association has arranged for a can show as good a record.
public discussion of the Six Mil
lion Dollar Bund Issue which the
EC Shelton has a cow that
people of Oregon are to vote on helps solve the big Cost of liv
n-’Xt June, to I m * held at the Ar ing. Last month he sold $10.26
mory at Albany on next Thurs worth of milk to the condenser/,
day, April 12. at 2 o’clock. Sen and 3 1-2 quasts a day to private
ator Conrad Olson, of Portland, customers, besides making their
will discuss the affirmative side own butterand drinking a liber
of the issue and C E Sp*nce of al amount at home each day.
Oregon City. Master of the Ore Can anybody beat this record?
gon State Grange, will repres
A hard times social and pie
ent the negative side of the is
and
candy sale will be given at
sue.
the Baptist church Friday eve
Several men of German extrac ning. April 13 All those wear
tion who are known locally have ing good clothes will b>- subject
caused themselves more or less ed to a fine. Everybody is cor-
trouble since war was declared dially invited to be present The
by talking too much. Remarks girls are asked to bring pies and
that would pass almost unnoticed the bo\s pocketbooks.
in time» of peace are no less than
S S Stewart, who had a public
sedition and treason since war
has been declared. Those who sale of his stock and farming im
find themselves out of sympathy plements last Saturday, will
with our government will do well move to Thomas at once and
to heed the advii e of the Phila take charge of the store which
delphia marshal which has the he took in on the trade when he
virtue of being easy to under-1 sold his farm to Ricnard St ruck
stand and easy to follow, name- meier. Sam has many friends
iy: Keep their mouths shut ami all over the country who wish
j him success in his new venture.!
tend to their own business.
North
South
Th<* Cubs and Tigers mixed
t« am defeated th<‘ L *ban<>n Sen it
Typewriter ribbons for all
in h basketball game played here I makes of machines for sale at
last Friday evening, the sc rv th.- News office.
standing 23 to 20.
Holechek Bros are paying 17
l>o you know that a free die* I 2c for beef and 23c for veal
pattern is included with the club hides.
of four magazines that I we
We are
giving m combination with the
$100 Reward, $100
Tie t- t
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Will
Santiam News for only 25 cents
|»l
*| to harn IL I lher«i fa a (
one
extra. S-nd your order by mail •lr»'1» let»* •» haa
t • curv» in «»II i<*
and that l<
or call at this < (lice.
Mail i < AtArrh t’une la |t»e only
WANTED Your figure on
hauling from West Scio to the
site of the s< iiool ho ise to in
built by district 65: About S.oOO
ft dimensions lumln-r, 17.000 ft
inch lumber and 25 M shingle ,
between the 20Hi and the last of
April. Eiward E Taylor, 11.W W
10th St, Albany Oregon.
Arrival an. Departure of Pa«»«
Train»
\\ »«ii'iirti Spnngfk-1.1 I ! a ch
w E-r st io
(.) S Hutchin -<>n came up from
Portland Saturday evening for a
visit with his wife at the Scio
hotel.
EVERETT
PRESCRIPTION
Mrs E II Hopson is visiting
relatives at Stay tor. and Salem
th i.-* week.
Time
Mr and Mrs He rj ,B
were over from Lebanon on busi
ness the first of the week.
• »overiiment investigation* show that ny«-y fifty per
cent o! child’cn suffer from <li>«-is* I t«*eth. Hat«* a
dentist ex.imim* your childr« n .*• t-rtli ami give tlo-m
whatever attention lie nun derm n«-c«---arv.
ih*-n
siippb*m«*nt ih«* dcnti't - wotg hv providing vour
childr«*li with the best Tooth Bru-li - I hintilice*. etc.
We carry an ••x<-ellent line of I'ooth Brushes, ami all
of the Advertised, l'i ade-m ti k«-d D nt ti<-. s.
A.
E. H. H08S0N. M. D.
Green beef hides are w ort h
SCIO
174." i er |a>un<l, v«-al hides 23c at
the Sanitary Market
Die general increase of decaved teeth among Ameri
c
Buy at Peery’s for pleasant
service and satisfaction.
Spnrig i« looked U|K>n by many *•
thi- nw.-! delightful aeaaon of the year,
:>ut thia .-annot be »aid of the rheuma
tic. I ii« .-.»Id an-l .lamp weather bring«
>n rheumatic pain, which are anything
but pleaaant
They can be relieved,
however, by applying Chamberlain*«
Liniment
Obtainable everywhere.
Real Estate
Notary Public
Ailminwlratur of Entât«-«
aia»«
Negotiated,
A i» tract«
Obtained and Examined
HCIC
LinnCounty F.E.andC. U.of A.
OIIKGON
U. !.. Sutherland t. rgnni/cr. I humas
A. G. Pit ILL, .M. th
6 per ct. Furni Loans Pliijsiciun
Surgeon
1 i*l>-|>lx>ne, I ldiange No II
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OREGON
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BRYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
301-2 New First National Hank Bldg.
The following item taken from
last Sunday’s Oregonian will be
of interest to many here, as Mr
Tnomas was among the early
settlers around here: ’’George
B Thomas di*d at the home of
his son, Asa Thomas, at Bull Run
Wednesday morning at the age Best Meals In the City
for 25 Cents
of 90, after a short illness.
Room
50c and Up
He is survived by several chil
dren, among whom are Mac, Asa
and B Thoma«. Mrs Mike D >na-
hue an I Mrs St John, all old set
tlers of the Bull Run country.
ALBANY, ORE.
He was born in Missouri, but
GRANT PIRTLE, Proprietor
had lived with his son at Bull
Run for several vears.
ALBANY
OllHGOS
I
6 per ct. Farm Loans G. F. Korinek, B. V. S.
St. Charles
Hotel
Veterinarian
Both Telephonen
STJ YT0X - - OBEG0X
DR. T. K. SANDERSON
DENTIST
Teb-phorw :
SCIO
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OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
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When renewing your subscrip
tion to the News, don’t forget to
remind us of the Ing magazine
offer.
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stork troll and elemi.
line of
Spices,
mid in
needed
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