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Gvorge E. Ilo«lgvni waa doing bu-
■irx-M in Albany last Friday,
A parent-teacher* meeting ia hill­
ed for next Friday night In the
school auditorium.
Two new talephona* ju«t received.
Call and see them at the central of­
fice.
J. N Weddle.
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There ia to be no dearth of candi­
TW Band WiU Plsy
date« fur «>unty office», eapeciaily
on the RepuNican »»de.
There are
Wbea «>p> w»« prei«ared for the
eeveral pla«-» <>n the Ik*mucratic . I Jlx-rty Loan B»n<l Rally ad on third
aide for which no taker» have yet : t*age. an important feature was un
offered.
| intentionally overlook«-«!, and that
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Albany G. A R people and their
friend» are making gr«-at prepara-
tfona to entertain th«- detriment
encampment of th«- G A R to m«-«-t
there May 13 15.
Th«- Linn County fair premium
lint ia out and i» a very neat speci­
men of th«' art preservative
Th«-
fair will be held at Scio September
17-18-19. Th«- race program will la-
good.
Scio lodge No. 39. A F & A M.
conferred the second degree at the
•Cat«) communication Saturday ev­
ening
A number of visitors were
in attendance
Believing that if elected i can fill
For aale—Ctill potatoes at 50 cent»
the
office to the satisfactiun uf the
per hundred
Wm. Knauf. Scio.
people of the «>unty. I am a candi­
Oregon
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W B Summerfield, auditor of the date for the Republican numination
State Industrial Accident Comma for Sheriff of Linn Giunty.
Through my work as Deputy Sher­
■ion. wa» looking up matter» relative 1
iff
I have become familiar with the
to tlie commission here the find of
duties of the office, both in handling
the week.
tax collections and other clerical
For »ale Tw«> Jersey milch eows,
four and »even years old, both fre»h. | work of lhe office, in serving papers,
Inquire J. L. Chastain, Scio.
33 2t making arrests an«! all other outside
work.
“Gopher Jim" didn’t get very
I was born in Linn C-ounty and
many of the peaky little varmint» thia'
have
lived here all mv life. Aa to
week with hie trusty gopher gun aa
my
»tending
and personal «tualifica-
the weather waa too wet to hunt.
tiona I refer all voter» to anyone
Dr. Turner, eye »pecialiat, of Port-:
land, will be at Hotel Scio again on j who knows me.
Thursday, April 11th. Consult him.'
If you f«*el you can support me
Don't forget the date.
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for thia office 1 will appreciate it and
Dr. Chapin, our new dentist. seem» promiae if nominated and elected to1
tn have found business waiting for give to the office the best aervice of
him aa patient» were on hand before which I am capable and to conduct
he had hi» office equipment installed. it economically and efficiently.
JOS. R FRIJM.
He is now fully prepared to accom­
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require!, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in her
complaint, to-wit: For the disaolution
<>f the marriage contract now existing
lietween plaintiff «ml defendant arx! for
the coats and disbursement« of this suit
to be taxed
This summons 1» serve«! upon you by
l>ublicstion. by an order duly made by
the llonoeabl«' D. H. Mcknight. Judge
of the County Court for Lmn < «Minty,
Oregon which order !»«-«rs date of the
"th «lay of February, 19IK. and |iublish-
«1 in The Scio tribune, the first publi
cation to l»r made on the 14th day of
February. I91H and the last publication
thereof to be made on the 2Nth day of
March, 191K
Weatherford A Wyatt
Attorney» for I'laintiff
Stop That Rent
Build a h«iuse -own a home
We will loan y«iu the money
You can pay us back like rent.
Paint and repair that old houae
and make it l«sok like new
We will loan you the money.
Your home ia your licst asm-t.
Your city is judged by it»
homes
For 11 years we have supplied
the »mailer towns with money
at a reasonable rate of interest
from 3 to 8 yeara.
We have
the money you ne«l iC
PKVIC IIIIIINC I LIAN ASSN
RllJn S hflton . lx>cal Agent
Scio. Oregon
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Live Stock Buyer
C«tAM
LkUM
C»UM
DAIRYMEN
f attention !
Cream Cream Cream
U nion M eat C o .
POWtUND O««.
WE FAT CAIN
(»atriotic mustc whenever music will pl«-»*« call or write me at Srio. (ire.
ad<! t«i the fiirow» of the day.
Correct weight» am! high*-«! market
prices guaranteed
Bring y«»ur cream to the Hasel-
w<-a| cream station
All festing is
met our K. P. foice». After a gen­
done her«- ami Torn ijirge say» he
uine »crap, in which almost a rough will |>ay highest market pri<*e for it.
hou»e r«-flulted, the enemy aurren-
(ieorge l»al«> returnc«! from a
de red and was tak«-n into camp.
busmen» trip to Portland M<»ndav.
“We have met the enemy and he 1»
I! C. Srytnour of the (J. A C. ex-
mira." applie« very appropriately.
ter>«ion
department, will g«ve a lec­
The biggest l»attle of the world'»
ture
Friday
evening, <29th) at the
hi»tory ian»w on betw«-en the British
parent-teacher
meeting in the high
and the Hun«.
The Hun« have
•chool
auditorium.
Every one i» in­
made gain» in territory but are now
vited.
being held up. with a big British re-
Paid Adv
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I am in the market at all times
f-»r fat hog», cattle >>r slM-ep
Ali—
canning cattle
Can bandi«- old or
thin cattle that are strong enough Ì
to travel an«! not dus-»««vl
With |
was th«* music ia to be furmsh«-d by few exra-ptlons I make weekly ship­
Farmers !
th«* Knights of Pvthiaa I »an«!.
Ibe ment» fr«>m West Sem
l»and will I m - on ham! with plenty of having anything to »ell in this line. !
Tom Lam i« now readv for busi.
nma and ha» »opiething to »ay tn the
public in another column. Read it. ■erve in leash ready to pounce on
We make a specially «»f Friend
the Hun» on the relmurx!
•hip. Engagement and W«*dding
Th«- patriotism of the people of
Scio ha» had many depot »gents Ring« F. M French & Son. Albany.
Scio cannot lie discounted. They arc
at West Scio but none since"Mother" < )teg<>n.
ready and willing to meet every
T. W Richardson who is •> gener­
emergency
F inal account
ally satisfactory to the p««op|e ««the
Thieve» have broken into th«- con-
present agent. C W Bragg
He is
Nutii c i» hervby given that the un
demterv in the day time and »tolen
the right mail for the place, suits <!cr«>ig«ied «'»Kotor of the ratate of Carl
almost all oi the tool*. There i* a
the people and the S P. w ill make (Jtike, «fereased. ha» filed hi« final aC-
watchman at night.
a mistake if he ia moved «-I m -where count in said e»taU> with the County
Your c»n» wind and thoroughly
Clerk of l.inn County, Oregon, and the
After all. busin«-«« is not hurt
Steamed.
T. S. Townsend Cream
CtMinly Court or Mid county ha« wt
very l»adly on account of the shut Monday, April 39th. 191». at one o'clock
Station.
30t f
ting dowrt of the condenaery. Sev­ in the afternoon nt the court h«Hi»e ip
Mr. and Mr». B. Frank Irvine,
eral men with their fanuli«*« bav« Albany. Linn Couuty, Oregon, as the
who reerntly »old their farm at Echo,
lieen for«*«! to go elsewhere for time aid place for the hearing of objee-
are viaitmg Mr». Irvine'» parent»,
I kmi « to such linal sc «Mint am! the set­
work and their patronage to th«-
Mr. an<l Mr» A. F. Beard.
tlement thereof.
•tores i» alwiut all the differ«*nce
listed and pubhshr«! the first tune
If you have not bought ticket»
made
thia 21»t day of March. 1918.
for the »how Auril 6-7. buy them at
SAM L. M GARI AN!).
Our advertiser» have thia week
once, for the purpose of the »how ia
Executor of the ««state of Carl Hoke.
given their advertising »pace to th«-
moat worthy.
deccasKni.
liberty l»an ad on 3d page
They
Sixteen ounce« t > th«- pound, with
are: T. W Ijiird, C. A Everett.
Summons
a good clean test. Give u» a trial.
Hibler
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Gill
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The
Scio
Milling
T. S Town-« nd Cr« am Station. 30tf
Co.. Fred T Bilyeu. Dr. A G. Prill. In the Circuit Court of the State of
J (' Chatiin, who haw lawn in Scio
Oregon, for the County of Linn
R. Shelton, Scio Meat Market. Scio
for a few day» with his »on. Dr, C.
licpartinent No. 2
State Bank. Scio Produce Co., Scio
F. Chapin, our new dentist, left on
Stage Une and Fre«| Ohlemeier.
Edith F Martin,
Tuesday for his home in Idaho.
Plaintiff
The daylight saving order, which
vs.
} Summons
Fgg» for Hatching From 2-year-
Frank R. Martin
old full bhaid. White leghorn hens, ia to go into effect the last of this
Defendant
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month by which docks are ordered
for »ale at 75 «mt» per netting.
To Frank R. Martin, the alove named
Mr« C F Thayer, Scio, Ore
31 It art forward one hour, is simply
deferafant
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Th«> Scio Milling t'-o. complete«! a nonaenae in the northwest.
In the name of the tale of <»reg«Mi,
large contract (for Scio) in grinding an order of this character l-e made you are h»-rehy rr»tuir«l to appear »nd
flour for th«' Government, last week. for the winter nr«M>n, there would answer the e-miplaint of the above
Fred can now »l<-<-|> o' night» with­ lie some sense to it. In the north­ named plaintiff in lhe above entitled
west «lay light I ants from lam. to «•«Mirt. now on lib- with the Clerk of
out let or hindrance.
•aid Court, «m or fefore th«- !W»th day
The Seto Meat Market will pal H p. m. in summer, in winter day­ of March, 19IK. »re! you sre hereby
the high«-»! cash price for all kind» light is on from 7.30 a. m. to 4:30 i nutified that if you fail to appear and
of hide». No tare deducted.
p. m.
answer «aul comt-Uint. as ia hereby
modate tboee in need of hia aervieea
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The home talent medicine minatrel
•how Monday night drew a crowded
C. II. Wain of Junction, came
houae. Though the admiaaion wa«
down Saturday <«n a buMneaa visit,
<»nly 15 cent», over >37 waa add«-d
Mr». J. A. Bilyeu went over to to the lb-d Croaa fund
Ixtbanon Saturday evening to attend
Friday night th«- baaket l>aJI ene­
a birthday dinner the following day. my came over from la-banon and
Wanted Eight cord» of big fir
wood, either 4-ft. or |fi-in
Ijrave
word with J. F W«*saly. R.MCain
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Ford Sedan
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M««r«- an«! mor«- th«' «-ndo*-«l motor car
gr«>ws strong in |>o|Hilar favor
It's natur­
al. if-pi-cially with F'ord cars, which are
busy running «-very «lay in the year winter
and summer th«- For«! serves faithfully am!
profitably. So fur a real g< nuine family
cat there i» n««thing equal to th«' Ford
Sedan at >695 f. <>. b. Detroit. Seats five
lairge diMvrs. plate gla« sliding win«! >Ws.
»ilk curtain». <l«-eply uph«»latered scab»,
latent type ventilating windshiel«! a car of
refine«! luxury with the everlastingly reli­
able F'ord 'ha-d«.
tome in and know
more aliout tin« superior car.
Get your« tralay
Can make delivery at
once without delay.
FREDT. BILYEU
Atitli<dize«l
Agency
St |O, ()RE.
Li/CKY STRIKE
CIGARETTE
4 «a year it has become
famous; the man’s cig­
arette for the men who are
working over here, and
fighting over there.
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The reason?
Because
it’s made of Burley pipe
totiaeco and because—
IT'S TOASTED