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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1917)
Dance aad Midaigbf Sapper Gasoline tickets issued un accounts Saturday aad Maaday when paid within 30 days Scio Meat Market Specials at Peerys IS per cent saving on your gaso line with tickets at Peerys. Save your gasoline ticket*. Ed Flemming is n<rw chambermaid and proprietor of the Scio livery •table. The Tribune now has a new wood ahed and ia prepared to receive that load of wood you promised to bring. Preserve your ticket*. they save money when you buy gasoline at Peerys. Manager (xirnwell, of theconden- •ery. was doing business in Albany Tuesday. Pur« spirits of Camphor 75 cents George Daley was reported to be per pint. Full U. S. P. strength. quite sick yesterday, with symptoms No water added. of appendicitis. Pur« Gum Camphor. 1 ounce cake« Cash for veal and eggs. Daily at 9 cents each. 16 cakes (not 20) quotations received. Get our prices. to th« pound. Sanitary Market. Th« Tribune aditor has had the C. O. Metzgar, Pacific coast rep resentative of the Unitype company, job of justice of the peace wished onto him. So th« people will greatly was in town yesterday. favor us if they will just simply be Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Abbott, who good and get along without litiga retired from the Scio hotel October tion. 1. were moving their household goods to their little farm south of Public Sale town Wednesday. The Tribune man. having l>evn 1 will offer at public aale on the wished into the office of Justice of John Kichardson farm. f of a mile the peace, will make a wedding east of the Richardson Gap cheese present of a set of k'b^w-n cutlery j factory on October 20. 1917. com t> the first couple who presrnts mencing at 10 a. m.. the following CltV Recorder J. 8. Sticha was themselves to him for marriage deacrilwxl personal property: John Wcsely and family are home able to be on the streets Sunday for 2 l»av mares. H years old, weight the first time for two or three again after a two-mon ths visit to 2400; I gelding, 7 years old. weight relatives end friends in Kansas 1300; 1 brown mare 4 years old. weeks John says Kansas is a good country weight 1200; I gray mare 10 years 5 gallons of gasoline nt 20 cents in which b> make money, but Oregon old. weight 1100; I bay Hamiltonian per gallon if accompanied with SI is the place in which to live and Scio mare 7 years old, weight 900, 2 seta worth of tickets from Peery's cash in particular, ia the best place in of heavy team harness, 1 disc drill register Oregon. with clover attachment. 1 mower, 5 Peter Bilyeu, of Tigardville. Ore., Thomas Laird. who has had charge foot cut, 1 hay rake, 10 ft.; 2 walk came over from Albany Saturday of the Peery drug store for the |>ast ing cultivators, I 2-horse cultivator, afternoon fur a visit with his broth 20 months, expects to go to Port I diac harrow; 1 cutaway disc har ers. Jack and Hub. land about November I to remain. row. I 12-inch walking plow. 1 14- A. M Hammer ami L. E. Hamil Mr. Laird is a verv competent inch walking plow; 1 John Deere ton and ladies, of Albany, were over pharmacist and an excellent store sulky plow, only plowed 20 acres; Monday afternoon in the interest of manager. The Tribune regret* to 1 J. I. (use separator, with 32x54 United States food conservation. have Mr. and Mrs. Laird leave our clover huller attachment; 1 20-horse Don't take time to come tn town town. They are excellent people Case engine with water tank and every time you need anything in our and we. especially the younger set. trucks; I Simplex cream separator; line. Just phone or mail your order will miss them The Tribune wishes I 3-aection harrow, steel frame; 2 to Everett, he will send the goods them success in whatever field they heavy farm wag»ns, 2 hay racks; I by first mail after its receipt. may engage light wagon; I 2-»rat hack, about Dr. Prill was called professionally Dr. Turner, the well known 100 chickens, about 75 bushels of to Aumsville Saturday and on his eye specialist of Portland, potatoes. 1 sofa; I sanitary couch; return reported the birth of a son will be in Scio again Saturday, Oct. 7 rocking chaira; 12 dining chairs; to Mr. an<t Mrs Clarence Miller, of 27 at the hotel pat lor Dr. Turner I dining table; 1 kitchen table; 1 that place. is a specialist of experience and buffet; 1 center table; 2 flower Mias Helen ('rawford, of Lebanon came over Friday morning for a few days visit with The Tribune family. The Columbia river will soon lie without a line of steamers to San Francisco, now that the Rose City boats have lieen requisitioned by the government. standing and you will make Do mis take in consulting idm about your eves and glasses. Headaches re lieved. cross eves straightened, satis faction guaranteed Consult him Doo't forget the date The water ia again so low in Thomas creek that the aid of steam has become necessary with which to New Subscriber« for Liberty operate the light plant when extra Bondi This Week light power is required. Everett makrs a specialty of Toilet preparations and his stock always contains an excellent assort ment of what is newest and beat If its worthy, we have it first. Albany has a small glove factory which will, probably, grow as the managers are business men and will not be content with a small business. They are tanners as well as glove makers, so the dogs had better look out. Tom Ixirge was successful in rustling for milk over In the Albany prairie Saturday. The *2.50 per hundred pounds proves sttractive to farmer milkers. Two or three new routes will soon be in operstion over there E. D. Jones Minnie V. Jones Joe Frank Holub Ludwick Young Mary Dolezal Z. C. B J. Lodge N. B Moses (□ora Shelton Joseph Oupor Christine Shindler Draw Yow Farai We have just received a ear load of cement tiling. They are porous and the water goes through them like a sieve and ia more durable and superior to tiling that only lets the water in at the joints. We intend to carry a stock on hand all the time. We are In receipt of Vol. 1 No. 1 Investigate their merits before pur of the lone Independent, with L. chasing your drainage material. W. Charles as editor. The Indepen N. 1. Morrison. dent has a good advertising patro nage and the news columni seem to Misplaced Csafidtact be well filled. We wish Brother Charles success in his new field. A lone elk wandered down from The milk supply is growing daily the mountains a week or two ago1 at the condensery. One month from and was visiting numerous farmers now 25,000 to 30.000 pounds of milk in the vicinity of Oak creek near will be received daily. With the Tallman. From thence he turned same line of customers, next spring, north but visited the wrong farm when the milk flow is the heaviest. j where a man named Doughten killed not less than 50,000 pounds will be him last week. The fine for killing the daily receipt. an elk is 11000 and one year im A big road meeting with a chicken prisonment His elkship having con dinner was held out south of town fidence in the protection of Oregon ' Tuesday The Tribune man acknow game lavra, started out on *n explor ledges an invitation but because of ing expedition to are what the broad the duty of supplying the composing Willamette valley and cultivated room with copy, we could not go. farms looked like. He found out All the same South Scio is doing a and Farmer Doughtea will probably large amount of excellent road work find out that elk shooting is exnen- thiay-r j afre. stands; 1 piano; I 4-fl. mirror. I rug 12x14; 5 sets new bed springs. 3 mattrrsses. I child» lied; 3 iron bedsteads; 1 single brdst -ad, 1 com mode; 4 bureaus; 1 f >ldiag bed; 3 heating stoves. 1 kitchen range; 1 kitchen cabinet with top; 1 sewing machine; rsrnt^l fruit and other articles too numerous to mention. Terms of Sale: All sums up to lid cash in hand, over 110. six months time. 8 per cent interest, bankable note. 5 per cent discount for cash Free lunch at n «on. A. L. ADAMS Frank Shores. Auctioneer R. Shelton, Clark. :>MUWS»OWMMMW*»OBSOB«MW»OUSMS»WW WANTS. FOR SALE » H. C ROLOFF AUCTIONEER 11. B. CHESS O« f » xin Wancauio a. r . a a» i Attorney •< Law Hu»» Ua liowa Sale dates arranged for at The Scio Tribune Office, Scio. Ore. r it V I FORD f THE UNIVERSAL CAR There's nothing of guessing or speculation in regard to Ford cars. Their practical value is being daily demonstrated by more than 1.750- O0O Ford owners representing every pha.«- of human activity. Ford Service for Ford Owners is as universal and reliable as the car itself. Dependability and economy in car and service. Better buy your Ford today you want it and it will serve you every day. winter and oummer *360 Touring Car ... Runabout .... Coupe I et .... Town Car . . . . *346 1505 *59$ *645 *600 Sedan - ... 1-Ton worm drive Truck F. O. B. Detroit WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDER Fred T. Bilyeu Authorized Agent » ♦ A ttention -------------- F armers ----------- « J fl 1\ hen in town do not fail to rail at our store, where you will slwsvs find a good line of staple merrhandiw to select from. Our prices are the lowest and our goods the best «r fl fl We take egg» and butter In exchange and pay the highest price for same. fl Make our store your Headquarters. J Prochaska ®. Co F SCIO, OREGON 9 II IO Wants, For Sale or lost. Found etc. Under this head The Tribune will hereafter publish the items indicate«!, The charges will I m - one cent a word; two figures constitut ing a word. 25 cents i« the mini mum charge. Oliver and other kinds of type writer ribbons for »ale at this office. About 20 bushels of rye seed for sale at 5 cents per pound. Call at The Tribune office. » Scio Produce Co II pany For Sale: - Seed wheet in any quantity up to 600 bushels if taken at once. 0. B Wilson, Lebanon. Will pay Cash for Eggs. Poultry. Veal, Hogs. Hides and Cascara Bark We will buy Cream lot the Hazelwood Company Let ua get acquainted. If you have a grievance make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it. We will give you a Square Deal J. W. MOORE, Manager -•rrtcMMM niMW«rr«>wa PaasiKisr. W. F. Gill. Hscarrsav, D. C. Thoms J. J Barn««, W. F. Gill, J A. ttilyse, J. K. Hsm«s, Mrs. Jennie Warner. Brio Milling toiqpaiiii Wanted at once Two good farm hands accustomed to handling horses Frank Thayer. Scio. TO N SCIO ROkkER MlkkS I W< «OM H >M A t-»ll> l>K« KMItl-H «• Our Flour is as good as any made in the Willamette Valley The Tribune wants five bushels of winter apples. Northern Spice or Baldwins prefer red For Sale: A 4-vear-old Holstein registered bull, an excellent animal. T. A. Richardson. Scio. Oregoo EVERY SACK GUARANTEED W. • <*••»»•! CwaSwan Mllllwa Pwelweee. aw Flewr. W WHea« Dale. Wa are 1« lh. Bwu*H< FlaM «.4 lar Treat Tea Klgltt fl I fl fl Wants Your Business LOST, FOUND, ETC’. MSB—O—SDSMSWS—III H o U cchkk B ros .. Props The Z C H. J. lodge of Richard Fresh Meats of All Kinds son Gap will give a big dance and midnight supper at th«ir hall at that Reasonable Price« place on Saturday evening. October Main Street Scio. Ore. 13. A good time is anmred and everybody is invited. By Order of Committee. -e Flwwe HaektaaSeal Btaalnaaa awg la, WlU
