I LOCAL BIEVITIES 2000 n«w poet car«!« at I'eerv'». Rrgular city council meeting to night. Mra. John Gill went tn Albany Friday morning. Best line of wall paper and paints at Peery*». Mra Walter Bilyeu returned from a vuut to Albany Saturday after» noon. W. H. Hogan, of Albany, wan looking after business matte» in Scio Monday. I Straw hat dye at Peery's. ! A NEW DEAL Films developed every Wednesday at Peerys. 10 rents each. Sul>seribe for The Scio Tribune Sam Stewart has sold his farm Wheat oer bushel ____ . 1 1 50 >1.50 the year. .59 and will leave this section Hamill Oats 34.00 Bran oer ton Flower Seeds — Floirer Seeds at have a sale this week. 50OO Peerv’a— Peery's—Peery'»“ Peery's Hiekorv Craft went to Eastern Wheat chop per ton 40 no Oat chop he will Oregon last week where All of our farmers are waiting Barley Chop ” 30 00 anxiously for weather favorable to work on a farm. Flour per sack 2 10 Adolph Kranik's saw mill is busy seeding. Fgv» per dozen 2« Mwing ties and luml-er, He hat a At least one new residence build­ Butter fat oer lb .41 contract for 2500 ties ing will be erected in Scio this year Chickens, hens per lb .18 Farmer» are anxious for warm se « „ •• as and there mav be others. spring . . .30 weather. With the continued cold as — •• •• 07 roosters Flour advanced 20 rents per bar- and wrt weather, they are getting Turkeys ” ” ___ „ .19 rel in Portland Monday. (Tub wheat far behind with their seeding •nd .12 Geeae quoted at II 70, oats >40.50 per much land must nereesarily be left Ducks ” ” 14 ton barren. 0« Beef ” " Mike Bilyeu was down from "The Clarence Ingram has rented his Veal 1H " " Den” Wednesday. He says there farm and «nil go to the Crown mine 13.50 Hogs, live per hundred lb is some war feeling up there, but to take charge of the work there as Hogs, dresssd .1« most all in support of the president •«on a» the snow will allow work to Mutton ._ 1100 Some of our young med are think­ •tart. 1). C. Thom», of the Scio Mill, was looking after business matter» in Albany Saturday. ing of enlisting. Don't let a good Will Stoddart ta organizing an The Catholic churches all over thought be «mothered. bay». Our entertainment to I* given at the the country arc endorsing the war country need» men and If you can hall April 21, for the benefit of the measure against Germany. fill the bill. go. cheese factory building company It Roscoe Daniels and Mias R om If paving can I* laid for 30 rents is stated that the entertainment will Sand«», both of near thia city, were per square yard, ss Commissioner Iw out of the ordinary in quality, married last Sunday. Butler states, by all means let us i People from Crabtree. I j » ban on and We make a sfiecialty of Friend­ have Scio streets paved, especially Iju-omb will participate. Music will ship. Engagement and Wedding Main street. The cost for paving a iw furnish»«! by a select orchestra Rings F. M French & Son. Albany, lot. 25 foot front, would only be and after the entertainment there Oregon. 17.50 an1.50 each Prof. Allen Robbins,; will have an opi*>rtunity to visit the Crabtree, Thomas, Shelburn, Kings­ the talented young composer and! big logging camp» above. ton. Mill City and other points. musician, was at his best in several I Edward Taylor, of Albany, ha» Country contributora add spire and cornet selections. His recent com­ position, "Brownie's Awakening.” »»cured the contract for the erection interest to the country people. was a decided hit with the audience of the new school house in District For Washed Sand. Gravel and that filled the house to overflowing. No. 93. two miles east of Scio. Crushed Rock. Lime and Cement, He was repeatedly encored and: For Sale -Close in acreage to Foundation Pie». Building Blocks. finally ended the calls by reciting' Ijebanon. acre tracts, highly develop­ Cement Faced Brick. Drain Tile and "The Dutchman's Divorce” which ed. Easy terms, interest 6 per »nt. Culverts, are the Albany Sand & took the house by storm. He has Write Helen V. Crawford. Ijebanon, Gravel Co.. Foot of Broadalbin St.. been secured as an attraction at the 5-17 With but two or three exceptions, Albany. Oregon. Coming entertainment. everybody in Scio endorses the presi­ Notice oi Ownership dent in the crisis now elisting be­ if you want a ret of good kitchen tween the United Stales and Ger­ cutlery of six or seven pieces, get I. T. L. Dugger, being firet dulv The Tribune three subscribers and many. •worn. >tate that I am the sole own­ we will make you a present of the The army officer who wrote the er, editor and business manager of set. poem Me und Got” some years The Scio Tribune, and that there ago and who was severely criticised are no mortgages, liens or other at that time, simply wrote too soon. obligations against Mid newspaper His effort would l>e applauded today. T. L. Duggor. Five hobos, who were detained in AUCTIONEER Subscribed and sworn to before Albany by City Marshal Catlin, were and in the presence of rent to Portland to Join the army. [L S] R. Shelton W athuux ) Thia is a very good method of dis­ Notarv Public l ra n * i posing of these migratory gentle­ Sale dates arranged for at Ths Scio men. Tribune Office. Scio. Ore, Father Henry will hold services SCHOOL NOTES next Sunday at the Catholic church in this city at 9 a. m. and at Shel­ The educational rally, which «ras burn at 11:30 a. m. His add res» at held at the Scio schools last Fridav, both churches will lie on the mean­ Notice. We have an un­ proved to be a great sucreas. Mr. ing of Eaiiier. All welcome. limited amount of funds Reed, of the 0. A. C. and Mr. Kil­ to lend on farm security The Danish West India islands patrick, of the U. of 0.. gave inter­ at G per rent per annum. are now, officially. United Slates esting talks. The people who took Long time loans desired. territory. The transfer was for­ part did their parts very well. The No delay. mally made Inst Saturday, when the dinner was served in the domestic Danish flag was lowered and the science department by the domestic Star» ami Stripes raised in place science girl» and the ladies of the i thereof. pa rent-teacher« association HECKER & BEAM Dr. Turner, the well known 133 Lyon St. - Albany. Ore The junto» are sorry to hear that eye specialist of Portland they have lost Mias Rose Sandoz, a will be in Scio again on Thursday. member of their class. We wish • April 12. at Scio H«lel. Dr. Turner Mr. and Mre. Daniels a long and is a specialist of experience and happy wedded life. standing and you will make no The boys of the S. H. S. wish to mistake in consulting him about your eyes and glasses. Headaches express their thanks to the senior relieved, cross eyes straightened, boys for the work they did in put­ satisfaction guaranteed. Don't for­ ting up the swings. H. C ROLOFF 61 o FARM LOANS FARM LOANS 6‘t get the date. Some of the High school students, accompanied bv the teachers, had an enjoyable time at the home of Roeco Daniels, where thev gave a shower to the newly weds. The crowd was served with oranges, lemonade, cake and cigare. The Country Cubs won the cham­ pionship over the Scio Tigere of the past season of basketball. a | The Tribune has been commend­ ed for its course on the >6,000,000 Itonding measure. If you thiuk «re are right on thia proposition, ire may be right on others. We need more sutsicriliers and you people who think we are fighting for your interests and those of the country in general, should manifest it by The Freshmen claaa will give a subscribing. We are always on the watchtower, ready to serve the party to the rest of the High school j Notice to Creditors On November 1. I purchased the Densmore-Wade Produce business and have been in charge of the same since that date. I am in the market for your Figgs. Chickens. Geese. Ducks Turkeys, Dreared Hogs. Veal etc., for which I will pay the highest market price. My weights are right and I will treat you fairly. I want your ('ream as well. Bring it tn me in good condition, you will be satisfied with the tests and the prire I am st my place of business from 5 a. m. until business doses in the evening, so that you will always find me on hand Give me a trial and If I don't treat vou right, go elsewhere O. R. TURNER llenimjort*- Wade Co H. B. CHESS Attorney Dip Your Sheep and Save Money It will pay you to dip sheep. The only ques­ tion involve«! is regard­ ing the l>est preparation to use. W’e recommend Law R. SHELTON Notary Public ana Coni'epensor Abstracts of Title Examined OREGON SHEEP Dit’ because we kn«w it is harmlean, hence much safer than the poisonnus dips. It destroys ail the germa and parasites and cures skin dtreasrs It is also an exrellent d lo­ in ferlant. Plumbing or Tinning —«Ht— FRED OHLEMIER V k X» W.