The Scio tribune., May 10, 1917, Image 4

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Th« Scio Tribune 11.50 a rear
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LOCAL BREVITIES
The Scio Tribune. 11.50 the year,
ed treasurer of the Unn County C.
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E society al I«ebam»n last Sunday, j
Lacal Market Report
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Are no sweeter nor m«»re
fragrant than our select
These odors are both im­
ported and domestic and
are the cb»»icr»t products
of the world's best per-
fumers.
Come in amt sample them
You'll proiiably find one
with Just th«* individuality
vou have been looking for
Our prices are still
reaaonable
G A. EVERETT
Druggist and Stationer
Scio
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farm work, are to lie mobilised in
ordei to aid farmers who are short
of help
In every town can Iw
found boys 16 to 20 years of age
who, apparently, have nothing to
Assistant Postmaster A. FT Ran­
do, or do not wish to do anything
dle has lie<>n confined at hia home
Scio ha* several of the last named
for several days with a alight attack
clans al) of whom should I* added
of pneumonia.
to th«* mobilisation.
Born to Mr. and Mra Earl Alpin.
For Washed Sand, Gravel and
of near Scio, on May 7, a daughter.
Crushed Rock. Ijme and Cement,
Dr. Iloliaon reporta both mother and
Foundation Piers. Building Blocks.
child getting along nicely.
Cement Faced Brick. Drain Tile and
C. D. Compton received the intel­ Culverts, see the Altiany Sand A
ligence of the death of hia brother. Gravel Co., Foot of Broadalbin St.,
T J. Compton. -whoae home hail Albany. Oregon
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been in Spokane, Wash.
We make a specialty of Friend­
ship. F.ngagement and Wedding
Rings F. M. French A Son, Albany.
Oregon.
Noise leu U Boat
DENTIST
J. W. Hall returned from Kelao,
Wash.. Tuesday evening, where he
burned his father, an old Civil war
veteran of many battle«. His sister
Mrs. Van Luvan. of Vancouver. B.
Q. returned with him for a short
vrisit.
Wsrwwip'» >u»r*
Morrison & Lowe
UNDERTAKERS
Calls Attend«*! to Promptly
Dav or Night
OREGON SCIO
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OREGON
oaaaoH
UMMANON
Well Protected
l«et us place our new style of
mounting on vour eye glasses. mak­
ing putting on ami taking off easy >
They have succeeded.
The result of
their success
has1
been to change to some extent and
to make more difficult of solution
the problem which faces the allies,
including the United States.
We’ll be glad to teat your battery at any time
ONE
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NIGHT ONLY |_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ „ Io_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ |
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S aturday
MAY 12
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SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT
Thos. H. Ince's Mammoth Million Dollar Cinema Spectacle
CIVILIZATION
Pre*
army
They
!<er
Prof.
The heavy rains of Tuesday night
and early Wed new I ay morning, de­
layed the farmers in their seeding
operations, so quite a number of
them came to town. Thomas creek
was somewhat swollen on that ac­
count.
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The Tribune ia indebted to Secre­
tary of State Ben Olcott for liound
conies of the calendar* of lx>th
houses of the late legislature and
for a copy of u|>-to-d«te election
laws.
The county court ha« awarded the
county printing to the l*d>anon
Express and the All>any Democrat,
as being the weekly papers having
the largest circulation in the county
which applietl for the job.
Densmore-Wade Co.
At U mt u W »«rid
Phone 27-7
SCIO
terry srrosNXTi
O. R. TURNER
the Newest Problem
Write Helen V. Crawford. I** I »anon, noisel«*a.
Albany’s contingent for the
sido to become officers in the
later on. left Tur*lay night.
ant Captain F. C Stellmacher,
Ih-nm-lt. II C. Clifford and
C. A. Madsen.
On-gon
Attorney at laiw
(Continw-d from page D
Father Clancy, of Corvallis. will
preach at the Catholic church next boat or forced it to beat a retreat.
E. G MEADE
Sunday at 11 a. m. Services will
As the detector reported the sub­
OFTOMKTRIKT
ala» Iw held Sundav evening at 7:30. marine by the sound of the boats 329 W. Secund St..
Albany. Ore.
For Sale Close In acreage to propellers. German scientists con­
Lebanon, acre tracts, highly develop* centrated their efforts upon build- j
«d. Fasv terms, interest 6 |>er cent. ing ships which would I* practically!
For your reading for 1917. con­
sult The Tribune. W'e can give vou
bargain day rat«« for all of the
leading daily and weekly newspapers
and magaxinea.
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Dr. T. K. Sanderson
N. M. Newport
When Scio manufacturers 25,000
to 30,000 pound* of milk, consider­
able prosperity will be scattered
around.
On November 1. I purchased
the Densmore-Wad«* Produce
tiuaineas and have been in
charge of the «an«- since
that date.
I am in the market for your
Egg». Chickens. Geese. Ducks
Turkeys. Dressed Hogs. Veal
etc., for which I will pay the
highewt market price. My
weights are right and I will
treat you fairly.
I want
your Cream as well.
Bring
it tn m<- in good condition,
you will be satisfied with the
tests and the price. I am at
my place of busin««* from 5
a. m. until business clots * in
the evening. *<» that you will
always find me on hand.
Give me a trial and if I don't
treat vou right, go els«-where
‘Perfume*
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Films developed every Tuesday at
Bled Salta will flush vour kidneys Wheat M-r bushel
Í 2 30
f'wrvs. T«-n cent* each.
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and relieve that backache. Four > tats
.70
Guv McKnight is expecting to ounces for 50 cents.
40 00
Bran tM-r ton
Mrs. R. B Miller, of Albany?
plant 15 acre« of beans.
Ml 00
Wheat «-hop per t»n
50 00
George Compton, of l*>banon, came over Monday and is • guest at Oat chop
45 fiO
waa in town yesterday morning.
the home of Mr. and Mr* J. A.| Barley Chop
3 00
Flour
per
sack
Ilex al I castor oil ia pleasant to the Bilyeu
2«
F*4(gB per down
taste. Ask for Rrxall.
The private auldier or sailor dur­
Butter fat tier lb
.42
Mr. I»gan. of Seattle, was in ing the present war, is to receive Chickens, hens per lb
.13
125 per month. Thia will be the
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town two or three day a the flrat of
»pong
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highest price any nation of the
as
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the wivk
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roosters
world pays her soldiers and sailors.
Turkeys
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Dr. E. H. Hobson has been ap­
John Miller, who hauls milk from (■ww
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pointed city health officer by the
over in Marion county to th* con- Ducks
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city council.
dennsry. reuorled the North Santiam Beef
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The Fred Bilveu ga'age will be
12*|
almost loo high for the ferry W«»d- Veal
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completed thia week and will be neaday morning ami is still coming
14.36
Hogs. Uve per hundred lb
very commodious.
UP-
Hogs, dressed
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May 12 has been dcwgnau-d by
It is reoorted that Chas. Weselv’s Mutton
11.00
Governor Withycombe as “Agricul­ Rro automobile is (»eeoming quite
tural Defense" day.
popular among the ladies. Of course Mart,»«. I »»*« tUssOsteS
Mstarv r*Mt>
When in neetl of anything in the it ia the machine which attracts and
way of job work, call and see ua. not the ehoeffeur. How about it
We do first-claas work at reaaonable Charley?
prices.
All High school bovs capable of
A NEW DEAL
May Blossoms
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J. H Rav, of Crook county, ar­
rived
on a visit to hia brother. Henry
largest ami lasst stock of punt
Ray. of south of town, last week.'
cards in Scio at Peerys.
Mr Ray. formerly of Sew. has re­
The property of the late David sided tn Crook county for a number
Rice, in Scio, waa appraised at I4U0 of years.
Wednesday morning.
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Mias Christine Shindler waa elect?
Pronounced by the Press, Public and Pulpit from the Atlantic
to the Pacific as the greatedt Cinema Production ol Modern 1 imes
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
More than One Million Dollars
was necessary to do this. We
have already brought that much
into the valley and have more
money tn lend on farms at the
lowest rates of interest and with
privil«-gv of paying 350 or more
on principal at any time. Can
you get better terms?
Don't
borrow money till you see
J. M. and H M. HAWKINS
Albany, Oregon
40,000 people, 40 Aero­
planes, Submarines, War
Ships, Cities Destroyed,
Great Aerial, Naval and
Land Battles, Etc., Etc.
Has played to over 60,-
000 people in Portland.
Now on the 9th consecu-
tive month in the Pacific
Northwest.
POSITIVELY THE BIGGEST AND BEST
ATTRACTION EVER OFFERED IN SCIO
First Show 7 p. m. Doors open at 6:30. Second Show 9:1 5
ADMISSION:
ADULTS 35 Cents.
CHILDREN 15 Cts.