The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., January 23, 1919, Image 4

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Sc* the ( has. Wearly Eat Funeral
Miss Mespelt. after a short ab­
Director
ad elsewhere in this paper.
sence. is back on rural route 4.
Electric lights simply made red
The Albany city council is consid­
streaks
yesterday morning.
ering the spraying of the streets
Advertise in Th* Scio Tribune and f*t
result*.
Frank Thayer's windmill o•11*1«» I
some t>me Wednesday night.
The
high
echool
orchestra
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The condcnsery last week received
J. 8. Sticha has moved into th*
an order from the government for a tices on Friday evening ip*t«ad of
Fax
Thayer home
Wednesday
earload of condensed milk.
Ihd the electric storm wake you
Dr. L. W Horn, veterinary surgeon,
While there are a number of new
graduate of < hicago Veterinary Colleg* flu cases retorted, none are consid­ this morning?
Stayton, Oregon Phone 1622.
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ered as being severe.
The flu is so well under control in
A ear of feed was received by the
If the people could vote tomorrow Allxny that the theatres will reopen
Scio flouring mills last Thursday.
Quality and st.
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on the light plant proposition it *>n Saturday.
For sale Ten tons of first class cheat
and
satisfaction
would carry almost unanimously.
Clifford Compton, who is ill with
hay. will place it aboard the cars at
I^enses arc the only mean* of ec­
the
flu. is reported to be getting
John P. Murphy is home from
Goltrs «tali <>n at 124 per ton. baler's
ru ring visual perfection for defect­
weight. Inquire st The Tribun* office. Bremerton navy yard, having re­ along nicely.
ive eyre.
Andy Shindler, son of Frank Shin­
Saturday was a very unpleasant ceived his final discharge from the
service.
dler. who lives up Crabtree creek,
day for the Powell funeral.
with sheep dip as a flu preventive.
Âiyaie «aitili ririilart Sleali Vml
Kowaj's himiliiii' Siore
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We buy and sell new and seitinii hand
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THIS IS TIIE WAY HI HAVE
There is probably some article or ar­
ticles in posatmaion of every family that
is of no use to the owner which may tie
tunwti into cash. It la so much money
found. You can put it Into bowls or
stamps atsl help win the war.
WK WANT all kinds of lunk. all
kinds of metals. ruWwr and the many
other things going to waste.
Grain ami Potato Sacks for sale
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MEADE
Mrs. V. R. Sumpter of Crabtree, is seriously III with the flu.
Mr*. .Mary Dorn accompanied her
THE PA< 1Fit' J INK COMPANY
OFToRKTRlKT ASh JKWKI.KK
Mrs Kmma Gyrus is at home in 239 W. Second
daughter. Mrs. Christie, as far as was buried last Saturday. She was
Home phon«' 2227
Albany. Oregon Bell phone 401-R
E. Rogoway. Prop.
Second a Baker
Si I ver Urn Sunday, when the latter a daughter of Mr and Mrs Enoch Scio lo'rvcupa-rate from the effects
Miller.
of th«’ flu.
returned to her home in Portland.
Thomas creex. which was getting
Thomas creek reached the highest
We make a specialty of Friend
ship. Engagement and Wedding rather rampageous up to Friday, stage of the winter yesterday morn­
Rings F. M French & Son. Allianv. dropped about six feet during the ing.
Oregon.
night.
The high school orchestra received
Rolla Morris went to Portland
Dr. Prill has had a heavy load to some new music this week and tried
last week for a few days’ stay.
carry in attending all the sick in this it out at Prof Robe's last night.
Ths Scio Produce Co. is in the market locality.
He has done th«- work
The high water of the past week
for all kind* of poultry, veal, dre ss ed
which
would
give two physicians is another evidence that our present
hogs and rabbit* for which the highest
market price will be paid.
Mtf plenty of occupation.
electric light power is not de|>end-
That the "rail birds" and "chick­ able.
\XT charge nothing for developing films or platt-s when
Considerable repair* will have to
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who
may
be
seen
daily
"roost
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twelve
prints are ordered.
be made on the school building this
Mr. and Mrs, 8. A. Schieman
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in
front
of
the
postoflice,
wait
year
The building was erected 23
moved last week into the (Xirpenter
We have had fifteen years of practical work in picture
ing for the mail, don't get the flu house, across the street from Henry
year* ago.
taking, if we can I m - of any help to you in getting good
is
one
of
the
wonders.
Poultry will be received at th* Scio
Shelton’s.
PICTURE PRINTING
We are prepared to take your pictures,
develop your plates, films, film packs,
do your printing, enlarging and framing
Produce Co. any day in the week except
Saturday. Satuniay receipts cannot b*
■hippml until th«’ following Monday and
th* cost of holding th* poultry over
must be deducted from th* prie** paid.
Scio Pruducs Co.
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The Tribune's musical critic is
much worried at the inharmonious
sound of the water wheels at th«-
mill and light plant and think* they
ought to be tuned
Walter an«i Jerry lioleehrk re­
turns I to their home in Portland
Saturday morning. As yet they are
undtvidmi whether they will locate
h«>r* in the spring or not.
The steady winter rains wen-
somewhat slow in starting but they
arrived all right when winter was
half over. Al the present rate of
precipitation the rain shortage will
soon
t>e mailt- up, and then some
Wool yarn* made in Oregon for
hand knitting. We have just iq a
The warm rains of last week filled
new supply Bishop'« fleece yarn*, in Thomas creek almost bank full The
khaki and oxford gray shades
Or­
high water interfered with operation
ders by phone or mail promptly filled
of
the Scio flouring mills anti light
Salem Woolen Mill Store.
plant somewhat on Friday.
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Salem. Oregon
William Abbott is aick at the
horn«’ nf his father-in-law, A. T.
Powell, with tin- flu. Mr. and Mrs.
Ablxitt came home
from Ijtnc
county to attend the funeral of Mrs
Abbott's brother, the late Ard«-«-
Powell,
The Tribune is indebted to Sena­
tor* Porter and Bell and Represent­
ative Thoms for legislative favor*
in the way of copies of bill* pro
posed In the legislature.
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Card parties have been held re­
gardless of flu regulations. People
who thus violate law. though the
Mme is temporary, arc subject to
arrest ami fine.
Wanted A 250 or 300-egg incu­
bator; or two |&0-egg size
Tell
The Tribune what you have and the
price for same.
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Our frog. German carp, pond lily
or whatever it may lie. is again on
deck cheerful as ever.
Even the
flu has no terrors for him.
Am in the market for wornout
and old horses past usefulness.
J. D Densmore.
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Mike Kelly, of nesr Jefferson. was
In town last Thursday, Mike says
his visits to Scio are few and far
between as business does not call
him this wav.
Benton County Courier: Shorter
skirts will ba seen. That is not all
that will be seen. If they are verv
much shorter It is hardly probable
that the men will see the skirts at
all. Short skirts are said to make a
woman look shorter. That may be
true, but it's a cinch that they make
a man look longer
Th* Tribune's printer has 14S acres
on the head waters of the Yaquma. four
miles from Nashville on th* C. A E.
with A-room house sod g’««i barn that
he will trade for smaller place near Scio.
Having unlimited outrange thia is fine
place for stock. Good soil.
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RIGHT NOW.
If you wish to get well, it matters
not what sila you. I am aure I ran help
you I have h«-i|»d thousands to be-
You can s** me at my
soma well,
home from 9 a m. to • p. m.
I>R J. MURTHY.
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Sew, Oregon.
PLENTY OF MONEY to loan on
goad farms, low Intervet rateo. tvs
year* time, privilege to pay 1100 or
multiple on any interest date. Cail
or write J. M ami H. M. Haw kina.
Albany. Oregon.
The especially warm rains for
winter time have brought out about
all of what liltl«’ snow there was in
th«- mountains. Thomas creek has
The people on the south ami cast regiatered I! feet above low water
aides of Thomas creek don’t know on two occasions.
whether to get gum hoot*, stilt* or
The unusually warm January
flatboat* for their chickens and live­
weather of the inuit few day* may
stock to get through the flood water
result m injury to the fruit crop in
with.
pushing the buds along too far to
E. D. Myers, cashier of the Scio withstand frosts we are sure to have
Slate bank, has been confined to his later.
bed with the flu this week, it is
A private letter from C, A. I’oa-
thought his sickness will not devalop
tar. of Red Bluff, lai , stairs that
into uneumoma. In the meantime
he and family have all lieen afflicted
W. A. Ewing ha* to do the paying
with the flu but are all well now.
teller act and he ha* no more sense
Hr also expresses the hope that hi*
than to pay off checks with gold and
old friend J. R. Geddes will write
brand new half dollars.
n«w* letters to The Tribune more
Representative D. C. Thoms came
frequently.
up from Salem Thursday evening to
The flu epidemic victims through­
see bow his flouring mill force was
out the United Stales make our
getting on. He report* that $100.-
losses in the European war appear
000 is the result of appropriations
quit« insignificant.
But like the
for the first week. This appropria­
war th«- flu preys mostly on the
tion was for the immediate emer­
young
We old hulks, who are
gency of providing sleeps and eats
worth but little in making up a life
fpr discharge«! penniless soldiers.
invoice, »ecm to be immune of the
It's all right, the office frog did epidemic.
not desert us or get froze upduring
The Scio State Bank has received
the late cold snap a* we feare«i On
an invoice of new half dollar pieces
Friday last, when the sun was ao
We aski-d President Ewing of the
bright and the weather balmy, the
bank:
’Where is your machine?"
froggy's soothing and tuneful voice
He indicated that such information
could be heard at all hours of the
was not for the public; he thought.
day. So we should worry.
|M-rha|M. we might print the inform­
Joe Warwick had another trouble ation and thus injure the bank's
thrown on him the other day when monopoly of new coin distributing.
a mother sheep refused rrIs'innship
with her offspring and wouldn’t let
HAY! HAY!
it near her. So Joe had to play
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will
have
a car of alfalfa hay on
nurse, consequently the lamb hoards
track
at
West
Scio first of coming
al the hotel.
week. This car is ship|>e<i direct
Enoch Shelton is the proud p«*-
from Iduho and is select quality. If
■essor of one of Dr. Murphy's prize
you want something good in hay
milk goat* and we won't he sur­
get your order in early.
prised a bit any day to see the goat
J. D. DENSMORE
coming down the street pulling a
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little red wagon and Enoch holding
Liberty Bond* qp
the linos.
If )< h > must sell your tends we
Th* Tribune has a ficol Diamond
will buy them.
press in good condition, hand power,
J M. A II. M. HAWKINS.
for sale at a bargain. Also a 1-form
per imposing stone all at a
Albany. Oregon.
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results from your kodak or camera, we will gladly give
you pointers.
MAII. tillDI.RN Ol li SPIX’IAl/i’Y
All work guaranteed and done promptly.
Give usa trial
J. F. WESEL Y
SCIO
OREGON
We do not carry any cameras or camera supplies
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J. J.Barnes, W. F. Gill,
J A. Bilyeu, J. It Barn**,
Mr*. Jennie Warner
Paaaiusav. W. F. Gill
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Scio Produce Company
Wants Your Business
Will pay Cash for Egg*. Poultry, Veal. i logs. Hide*
U ill buy Cream in any quantity and pay
the highest cash price fat it.
Let us grt acquainted.
If you have a grievance
make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it.
Bring Us Your C*sc*r* Bark
Uc will give you a Square Deal
FRED GISELMAN, Proprietor