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II» anuabiv, »href fui and good ns-
lured and you are much more likely lo
be happy. You will And this difficult if
not impureiU* however, when you are
constantly IroubUd with ronstiprtion
Take ChaoibcrtaiM tablets and get rid
Uneasy lie manv heads these days
of that and it will be easy. There tab
lets not only move the bowels, but Im for the draft cometh.
prove the appetite and strengthen the
The Albany Roundup attracted a
digestion.
number of Scio people this week
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How about the Mill street im
provement? Are we to wade In
mud another winter?
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DR. A. G. PRILL
Physician
Mr. and Mr®. Frank Stuuke. of
Mill City, came down Monday for a
aad Sargeaa
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James Wearly, of Holyrood. Kat .,
who was called here by th* death of
his brother Charles, reports that
parts of Kansas will have short
crops on account of drouth.
Mr
Weselv operates a large farm as
well as a store. His name can now
be found on our subscription books
4th of July vacation
Galla Attended
Day or Night
Roe Lindley got hungry for a
Mason Jones of Portland to visit
drink of soda water last Sunday.
ing at the home of his grandmother.
So he and others hied thomsrlv»-* to
Mr®. Sarah Morris, of thia city.
Sodaville and Waterloo to satisfy
Our usual 4th of July rain is now the hunger
He reported quit^ a
about due and farmers say rain is few people at Sodaville and a larger
badly needed on the late »rain and number al Waterloo on account of
note toes
a Sunday school picnic.
Mrs M C. Gill and daughter.
Since the consolidation of The
Mi« Grace, are vuiung M ra. Ro« Scio Tribune and the Santian News,
ORE.
SCIO
There is no doubt but what pa-
iruitism to being awakened.
Al n<
time since the civil war has there
lieen a reason for the rousing of the
American people.
Now another
crisis has arisen which will require
full power of the American people-.
R. SHELTON
Nnlaru Public ana
Hibler, another daughter of Seattle. The Tribune has been so overrun
Wash
with work that an additional com-
Our sub
Dr. Prill performed an operation Dusitor was nr rosary
Abstracta oí I iiie Examined
Sunday afternoon on Mrs. Mike scription list is growing so rapidly
OREGON Kelly at her home near Jefferson that we will soon be able to com
SCIO
pete for the county printing, and
She ia doing well.
this
is as it should be for The Trib
Mr®. Zvodsky and children, of
Junction, Oregon, are visiting at ¡ une represents more than half the
the home »»f her *>>n who. we are territory of Linn county.
( oncr^cntor
told, is employed at the condenaery.
A copy of the Echo New* n»w on
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Thoms mo
tored tn Portland Sunday, returning
E. D. Myer®, Cashier
on the following day. to attend the
line* a general banking business, 7bth birthday of Mrs. Thoma’ fath
our table contains the announce
ment of the death of Mrs. Maud
Irvine Wiglesworth of Echo.
Mrs.
Wiglesworth was
the youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erank
Irvine, formerly nf Scio and a must
estimable family. Maud was well
known tn Scio people, all of whom
regret her pausing at s«> early in
life and who extend sym pa thy to
the bereaved husband and parents
A. E. Randall.
Vice Pre*.
W. A. Ewinr
President
receives deiMisil* subject locbsca. pays er.
interest
on
tltns
deposits.
sells
Newspapers have been compelled
travelers check*
and
drafts,
and
to
raise their ad and subscription
makes collections.
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6‘t, FARM LOANS
Notice, We have an un
limited amount of fund*
to lend on farm security
at
fw>r cent per annum.
I»ng time loans desired.
No delay.
FARM LOANS 6$
HECKER
133 Lyon St.
A
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BEAM
Albany. Ore
Best Meals In the City
for 30 Cents
Room 50c and Up
St. Charles
Hotel
ALBANY, ORE.
GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor
C. C. BRYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
2»l-2 New First National Bank Bldg.
OREGON
ALB YNY
G. F. Korinck, B. V. S
Veterinarian
Bnf h
Tel i phon es
STAYTO.X
OREQU.X
How
We offer 0
Rew trd for :
ths: cannot Is «...
Catarrh (.’■•re.
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We. Urfi utxlerm«neU. !><•• known
Chen .y for
m • •> rear» snd
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him perfectly hunrenbl* la *1 busin***
Ire .sectlens and nnanciallv sb!* lo carry
out *<-v obiisntlun* msd* by his Area
national to .*. nk of c A mmkrcb .
Tort*. Q
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is takaa Intsrnally.
actin* Sire»''» »non ths blood and mu-
rows •urfa<-'* nf ( m svstom Tsstimonials
rent fre* pr • IS cunts psr bottle gold
by all rtnumtsts
Tsks Han a »aattir Flit* ire •***tt**M*a
Oel Rid of Your Rheumatism
Now is tlx time to get rid of your
rheun.a’ism. Ycu will And Chamber
lains Hnunent a great help. The relief
which it efforts M
rates as well as the merchant his
goods, or the farmer hie food pro
ducts.
Scio was remarkably quiet yester
day.
Everybody, his wife and
Federated Church
children seemed to have gone to
Albany. Manv of the stores were
scio. <>®iax)N
closed ail day and all of them in the
afternoon.
Sunday Sch<x>l
The courts have decided that a Preaching
man cannot make wine for hia own Christian Endeavor..6.30 to 7:30 t>.m.
7:30 toli:00p m.
personal use. Pretty soon it will Song Service
be unlawful to make eider or even Prayer Meeting. Thursday 7:30 p.m.
Brother Meikeljohn, Leader.
Brvan'a grape juice.
H B. tier. Pastor
Oscar Lindley ia carrying hia left
arm in a sling, caused by vaccina
tion for smallpox.
The arm ia Want®, Far Sale, Leet, Foaod. Etc
severely swollen and painful and re
quires surgical dressing.
CASH FOR EGGS- Sanitary Mar
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Ths question of labor to care for ket.
the crope ia now worrying ths farm
tor Rent—A seven room house.
ers.
Men »0 care tor the hay crop Inquire at The Tribune office.
are hard to get and when wheat
Give us a chance to price your
harvest seta in the shortagv will be beef, large or small.—Sanitary Mar-'
strenuous.
ket.
W. A. Gilkey, a farmer of Thom
For S*le—<>»od stock hogs and
as and of German ancestors. sub one big brood sow with pigs. Ralph
scribed $25 to the Red Croaa fund. McDonald. Thomas, Ore.
46tf
Will other German* or eons of Ger
For Sale—A cold water cream
mans plesne take notice.
separator. 15 gallons.
Mi* J. A.
Mrs. Nellie Gunsaul*. of Lebanon, Richardson.
46-2t '
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs
For SUe— A good buggy and sad
J. A. Bilyeu.
She has quit the
dle mare, weight about 1000 pounds.
dining room in H »tel Leoanoo and
Enquire at The Tribune office.
ha* areeoted a clerkship io the T. C.
Our meat wagon will start about
Turner store.
July 9. We think we will be able
Wants, For Sale or Lost. Found
to supply you with meats which you !
etc. Under thia head The Tribune
will appreciate."Sanitary Market.
will hereafter publish the i ema
For return to Smith & Fountain
inttested. The charges will be one
¡sto.e Jefferson. Ore.. Black Fox
cent a word; two figures Couttitfit-
neck piece. Lost between Jefferson
tag s word. 25 cents is the mini
ana Green bridge, June 16, 1917,
mum charge.
We n.dke a specialty of Friend-
The motor car which has hern on
«bip. Engagement and Wedding
the Mill City run for auverai years
Ring* F. M French A Son. Albany,
ha* heen succeeded by a train which
Oregon,
runs via Corvallis to Eugen« and
If you have a news item or con
then to Wendiitur and returns to
template
a trip of any kind or have
Springfield.
On the following day
the trip is reversed.
Two crew* visitors, tall or phons us about it. '
and two train® furnish the service. We want all the news going and do
not wish to slight any one.
J. F Weeely has be«n selected aa
executor of the eetate of hia late
Overcoat Leet
brother Chari«.
During the in I
On the rnad from Albany to Scio
terim. while he ia busy in looking
up matters connected with the es on the evening of the 4th. ’a light
tate. his old time clerk, Oscar Lind- weight gray overcoat, sue 46. The
ey, will be found benmd the coun- finJer piease write or phone central
at tending to the wanta of
at Scio.
The Thrice-a-Week Edition of The
New York World
In 1917
Practically a Daily at the paice of a
Weekly. No other newspaper in the
world gives so much at so low a price.
The value and need of a newspaper in
the household was never greater than
at the preaent time. The great war
in Europe is now half-way into its third
year, and whether peace be at hand
or yet be far off, it and the events to
follow it are sure to be of absorbing
interest tor many a month to come.
These are world-shaking affairs, in
which the United Stales, willing or un
willing. is compelled to take part
No
intelligent person can ignore such issues
The Thrice-a-Week World’s regular
subscription price is only SI.00 per
rear, and this pays for 156 papers.
We offer this unequalled newspaper
THE THRICE - A - WEEK WORLD
and THE SCIO TRIBUNE together
for one year for only $2.15.
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