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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1917)
f AX - •y. c * , LOCAL BREVITIES Workmen placed a new the Masonic hall Monday. the home of Mr*. Gilliert Garland, Everett makes a specialty of of this city, for medical treatment. Toilat preparations and his stock The Tribune is informed that always contains an excellent assort Crabtree is m -< king to have the mail ment of what is newest and best. route, now going out from Thomas, If its worthy, we have it first. diverted to go out from Crabtree. Dr. Turner, the well known eye specialist of Portland, Oscar Undlcy, who haf been em ployed at Silverton during the past will be in Scio again Saturday, Oct. Dr. Turner summer, has returned to Scio and is 27 at the hotel pallor is a specialist of experience and now working at the condenaerv. Make out a list of household reme standing and you will make no mis dies which you »re apt to need take in consulting idm about your Headaches re during the Winter months and mail eves and glasses. lieved. croai eves straightened, satis it to Everett Semi us receipt* and faction guaranteed Consult him prescriptions. Don’t forget the dale. The condensery is advertising Scio at all events in the rustling for Saturday and Monday milk It is doing Most of the pro Special* al Peery* duct. we are told, is living shipped to Europe 35 cent Orchard White 25 cents. George Sutherland went to Cor 50c pound bottle Formaldehyde vallis Tuesday, to attend the funeral of hi« sister, Mr« Fhoch Cyrus, who for 32 cents. diet! Monday. Mrs Cyrus had liven sick for some tune. Errol Sims write« home folks that he arrived safely in France and that We have just received a car loiul his health is go<>d. The communi of cement tiling. They are porous cation was but a post card and he and the water goes through them could say nothing about his trip like a sieve and is more durable and superior to tiling that only lets the Don't take time to come tn town water in at the joints. We intend every time you nee<l anything in our to carry a stock on hand all the time. line. Just phone or mail your order to Everett, he will send the goods Investigate their merits before pur chasing your drainage material. by first mail after it* receipt. N. I. Morrison. How about the Balentyue mill * aale? Everything seems quiet about the matter. But as no news is New Subscriber* for Liberty Bond* sometime« good news, we can only hope that everything will work out Only three days left to suliecribe for the best. for Ulierty bonds lh> your bit and The Miller-Bilyeu Fish lake party help our town not to lie a slacker. returned Saturday bringing plenty The following have subscribed since of lake trout liack with them The last Thursday. R. W early. hunting was a failure, owing to th* W. F Gill. exceedingly dry condition. They F. J. Koner. report having had a solendid time. J. L Arnold. Peter Bilteu, Varde Sheltond an W A- Ewing. John Frost were in Altuiny Satur W A White. day to provide a bail bond for Moyer Ewing Eugene Gerard of Bilyeu Den. charg Will 11. Potter. ed with wife beating Gerard was C. W Vsetecka. released under $3 imi txinds until hi* Scio State Bank. trial, which was set for Tuesday. Margaret Barta. Our county court is supposed to Nancy D. Arnold. constat of the countv judge and two Clement Roger Guin. commissioner* Yet, we are told, Arthur Johns Clark. one of the commissioners is gener ally absent. Still he collect* pay as Ed Pepperling* Moon* a if he were present and doing hi* duty. This is simply taking money The sal intelligence reached The from the taxpayers for nothing. It Tribune that two of Ed Pepperling* ia about time for thia little graft to little children died of cholera infan atop. tum. last week. Also, that a baby Hog* took a diop in the market of a neighbor died of the same com today and are now quoted at from plaint. Two more of the Pepper 11 to 14 cenls by local buyer*. An ling children are sick with the same increasing supply of the porkers ha* complaint and the mother has had caused the market to decline, a an attack of the cholera morbus steady decrease being not«! the nasi which is practically the same disease. week Top steers at preaent bring The sickness of the children is eight cents a pound, but very few extremely virulent. Dr*. Prill and of thia grade are to be had. The Potter, of Scio and Dr. Booth, of average run brings from 5 to 7 Lebanon, all agree upon the diag- cent* in the local market —Albany noais of the disease, but any it la I Democrat. extremely virulent, the worst in the The fact that nearly every road history of their practice. Dr. Prill has small hope of saving district in the Santiam country will endeavor to have a special tax levied the two children yet living, especiai- for their respective district for road ly the older girl. The baby seems purposes. Indicate that our section to be holding its own at the present ia not to be behind any other portion writing (Monday) and the older girl of the state in the matter of good seemed some better at the time of road* Splendid work haa been done this report. Mr and Mr*. Pepper- in a moat intelligent manner in al ling have the sympathy of the people most every district, during the past of Scio in their bereavement and. ami the people will never re- we hope, that the » of to vote a road tax when they death may not visit their «Mak they will net at th* T. H oubi HU Ha<«s. Props He sure and read the Scio Produce ad. It means dollars in your pocket. You can buy wall paper st Peerys When you want stationery, go to cheaper than It can be purchased Peery» Best price* and )«••( at wholesale. Over 50 patterns in aortment Mr*. Freeman, of Crabtree, is Bl stock. < Dr. T. K. Sanderson Scio Meat Market roof on Special prices on a side of beef. Can you beat it? Sanitary Market. Get your Oregonian or Telegram J. F. Weeely returned from a through Peerys, lu the same price. Mrs. Waller Bilyeu and son. Van- bustiMM* trio to Portland Saturday dare. were Albany visitor* Saturday. evening. a P a. (Gcntinued from page 2) DENTIST raising over three feet high, but at ♦ every t rench or hole it stope and can be driven away by building a fire Five pounds of wood will dear a space 10x10x20 feel of the gas. Let them shoot their gas. we'll get their goat or die trying. We get weather reports from France dally and it is about the same as it is here. By the way. the! government is going to pay the soldiers half their months pay now, and the rrst when we gi t out of thr asrvicr. If we take liberty bonds we get 4 per cent intcriwl with the privilege of selling them then. I took $200 worth and will send you the receipt*. You have to take the bonils as they keep the money any way. The reason is the boys in France arc spending their money foolishly. This way. when the war is over they will have something I preferred having mine drawing 4*& intereat. If I am killed the govern ment will send you the money. Friday is to another physical examination and <mlv the most fit of the soldiers go tn France, the rest go to their home stale to do guard duty with the exception of those who have weak hearts and lungs, they will be discharged I do not know whether I will cross the pond or not but I sure want to do mv ! part in this war and I feel if I go I will come back When we crossed j the Mississippi valley we saw some, fine sights. As we got glimpses of the Gulf of Mexico, we could see many ships Thousands of ducks were Hying over head with once in a while an alligator in the streams. Army life is sure healthy. We have fine eats. good warm blankets and the liest of clothes. Oliver R. Green Charlotte, N. C. Reasonable Prices I’hone 27-7 Scio. Orc. H. C OREGON ROLOFF AUCTIONEER H. B. CHESS Attorney •< Law W a TWU/ mi b . ( >11*1.1 IN r o. Na I Sale dates arranged for at The Scio Tribune Office. Scio. Ore. I ■•ORD THE UNIVERSAL CAR There's nothing of gneasing or speculation in regard to Ford cars. Their practical value is being daily demonstrated by more than 1,750- 000 Ford owner* representing every phase of human activity. Ford Service for Ford Owner* is as universal and reliable *■> the c.w 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 summer. Touring Car ... Runaliout .... Coupelet .... Town Car Sedan - ... 1-Ton worm drive Truck F. O. B. Detroit ».ititi $.345 >505 $596 $645 $600 WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDER Authorized Agent o I* o Ì ATTENTION pfi RMERS » The first parent-tei -hers inci ting of the year will be held Fridav evening. October 26. at 8 p. m. Every parent or anyone interested in school work is cordially invited to tie present. By order of Comm Scio Feed Stable \\ hen in town do not fail to call at our »tore, where you will always And a good line of staple merchandise to ar Ice t from Our prices are the lowest imt our goods the twat We take eggs and butter in exchange and |>ay the highest price for same. F. fl ä * fl fl Make our store your Headquarters. J Why leave your rig on the outside subject to the weather when you can place it in the Scio Fred Stable at a trifling cost as follows: Single rig. day 5c. night 15c Double ng. dav lOc, night 25c 12-16 Ed Flemming. lje*m*c Prochaska ®. Co. « J SCIO. OREGON « Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business 11 ii m wii w w w o—oa—— WANTS, FOR SALE Will pay Gish for Fgga, Poultry, Veal. Hogs, Hide* Dried Prunes, Potatoes and Beans LOST, FOUND, ETC. <U Main Street flr P area tTeac ber» Meetiag I Freeh Meats of All Kinds « Wants, For Sale or Lost. Found etc. Under this head The Tribune will hereafter publish the items indicated. The chargee will he 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 tale at this office. For Sale: - Seed wheel in any quantity up to 600 bushels if taken at once. 0. B Wilson. la>banon. For Sale I have » shoata. weight about KO to 90 pounds each. Joseph laaka 6 miles eastit of Scio The Tribuna wants five bushels of winter apples. Northern Spies or Baldwins preferred A 4-vear-old Holstein For Sale registered bull, an excellent animal. We will buy Creatn fot 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 4*
