Proper rood tor Wsak
Momachs
The proper food fur oor man mao be
all wrong for another.
Every ano
should adopt a diet suited to hi, agr
and iM-cvpaUun. Thoœ who have week
•tornaci» need tn be ropm-iaily careful
•nd 'huuki masticate their fix,! tbor
oughty. It la also important that they
krep their bowels regular
Whrn they
become constipated or when they feel
dull and stupid after rating they should
take Chamberlains trbleta to strength*
en tbv stomach anb move the bowels
They are «Nuiy to take arsi pleasant in
effect.
N. M. Newport
*
The Red Cross Fund
Dr. Prill and his several commit-
Ire, have put tn a week of hard
work and, while the sum app«>rti<>n«-d
to Scio and vicinity has not quite
been raMrd. it is nearing the de
sired goal ami subaeriptions are still
comic« in.
h rum reports we learn that Kings
ton has subscribed S 176.50, Jordan
•5» 55; Shelburn 116.50. Thomas
1150.50, Scio |627. and Crabtree
1412 52. making a grand total of
11446.52
Next week The Tribune will pub*
lish the names and amounts given
at all of thear localities
Attorney at Law
Judge Bradshaw Is Dead
tcirr ArwaNsti
Judge William L. Bradahaw,
The Dal lea. died suddenly In Port
land la»t week. In the («areing of
Judge Bradahaw the «late hail lost
one of her moat eminent and pro
found jurists.
He ha* b«een on the
AUCTIONEER
circuit bench for the past 26 year«
and never a hint of wrong doing or
O regon
W atekum »
of official corruption has tarnished
K. F . D. No. I
I’*«* Hi B««M H mm
. his fair name.
Judge Bradshaw was a member
Sale dates arranged for at The Scio
, of the order of the Knights of Py
Tribune Office. Scio. Ore.
thias for many years and was one of
the brightest and m««t eloquent
members of the order.
The Trib
une editor has served in the gran«]
lodge with him several times.
His
eloquent and witty addresses were
always a moat interesting feature of
Attorney Law
I the session.
OUUO»
IASANON
H. C
ROLOFF
A Great Summer Car
milcai:« I r v ■
economy ini >i
H. B. CHESS
Otite« •« Siten**« St
Morrison & Lowe
UNDERTAKERS
Call* Attended to Promptly
Dav or Night
OREGON
SCIO
Scio Meat Market
H ol AX'XEK B ros .. Props
I reah Meats of All Kinds
Reasonable Prices
Main Street
Scio, Ore.
He»I Remedy for XX hooplag Cough
"l.a*n winter when my little boy had
the whooping rough 1 gave him Cham
berlain« cough remedy." writ«« Mr« J
It ttoberta. East St 1-ouia, lil. *'lt kept
hi« cough l«x»e «nd relieved him of
those dreadful coughing «pelto. It to
th« only cough medicine 1 keep in the
house because 1 have the most eonft
dencr in it.” Thia remedy
atoo good
for cold« and croup.
2'0 miles with one
.
Figure out the
_
and (her n.in« n-.ln i ih.it thi
'The ( » rax r Six ic tltr
»tnrtlicsi of til liifht sixes-
and the lk
I t It w>l. ill«*. It.*
rconom) is not obtained
As a man and citizen there are
none better than Judge Bradshaw.
Genial and companionable, he was
ever a central figure of a group of
friends, of which all who knew him
are honored to be numbered.
by reducing power on the other
hand theGk an t Six overhead vahv
engine is higher in rated and in
»•etual brake test horsepower than
Birthday Party
n li-tful
n».:i«h< «1 by cqe .11t ononn in oil and tin s.
j«in’ll find in any other six any-
v. | ere near the (¡ rant price.
In the (I rani S ix you have a
ftill-dzcil, full-powered, fivc-paa-
s rp r car that is a real motor
car i n every tense. And the
knot» edge that you have bought
wich will add greatly to your
pleasure in ownings G rant Six
Ger your G rant S ix now und enjoy it nil rummer
Kieth White entertained seven
teen of his little friends Saturday
afternoon at Ins home, the occasion
being his eleventh birthday. Games
were played until late in the after
noon. when ics cream, strawberries,
cake and punch were served. Those
present were: Ruth Shelton, Valma
Edwards, Lois Parrish. Amy Hulteen
Loto Hol teen. Bertha Thayer, Edna
Wann, Grace Long. Verlin Richard
son. Vanny Shelton, Lyle Shelton.
John Densmore, Cyrel Arnold, Vern
Neal. Lester Quigley, Claude Hol
lern. Gail Parrish. Maurice White
and Kieth White
FRED T. BILYEU, Agent
PUBLIC SALS
1 will sell at my farm 5 miles south of Scio and 3 miles east of Crabtree
I
>
Mrs. Henry L. Shelton and daugh
'
Ur. M im Cleora, aere Albany visit
i
on the Crabtree-Lacomb road, beginning at 10 a. m. on
SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1917
ors on Tuesday.
the following personal property as listed below
I driving mare, weight I 000
3 mares, weight 1200 each
3 I-year-old colts
3 2-year-old colts
40 head of good ewes
1 5 head I 6c 2-year-old cattle
3 brood sows, will soon farrow
10 shoats, weight about I 20 ea
I Champion binder
1 Duroc Jersey boar
1 4-horse grain drill
2 hay rakes
3 walking plows
I 4-horse disc harrow
3 wagons
1 mower
2 hacks, one of which is new
2 buggies, I single, I double
I set doeble buggy harness
3 sets of work harness
I set of single
smgl buggy harness
I 1 parlor organ
2 bedsteads
3 rocking cn lairs
dining room table
6 dining room chairs
I kitchen safe
I kitchen cabinet
I stand table and other articles too numerous to mention
TERMS OF SALE -On all «un» of 110. cash, over 110. bankable nota at R per cent interest. «lue Oct, 1 next
Frank Shores, Auctioneer
R, Shelton, Clerk
M. C. GAINES
Í-
«a
• %
I