The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919, February 06, 1919, Image 4

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Ed Myers, cashier at the bank, is
back on the job after downing the
graduate of I hicagu Vetermary College
Stayton. Oregon l*hom> 1622
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Rev. Mclatin an«i wife of Shel­
burn. were in town Saturday to at­
tend the annual meeting of our
Federal Farm Ixian Association.
For aeomd hand ear liargams. see
Fred T Bilyeu. Ford Garage.
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Cider I’reas The Tribune has a
buyer for a cider prewi in good con­
dition. Have you one for sale?
Mrs Jap Smeltzer was unfortun­
ate as to fail Friday, resulting in
the breaking of th«- bone* of her
left wrist.
The Mo Produce Co. is in the market
for all kind» of poultry, veal, dressed
hog« and rabbits for which the highest
market price will be paid.
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Poultry will be receive»! at the Scio
Pruduca Co. any day in the week except
Saturday. Saturday receipts cannot I m -
shippe-l until th«- following Monday and
the cost of holding U h - poultry over
must lie deductr»! from the prices paid.
Scio Produce Co.
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Hugh Worley ami Mrs Lulu Pope
were marrl«-«i at Albany last week
They came over to Scio to visit Mrs.
Pomeroy ami of course enjoye«! th«-
traditional charivari
191« Grant-Six. 5-pgaaengvr; Stu
debabker-four. 7-pa*»enger; I9ih
Ford touring 1915 Ford louring
Fr«-«l T. Bilyeu. Ford (Jarage.
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Mrs. I.. W Pomeroy gave a din­
ner last Sunday to her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr and Mrs E. C
Shelton, and her grandsons. Roy
ami Rolla Shelton and their wives
ami children, All report an enjoy-
able turn-
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Ei Presides! Taft.
When William H Taft retired
from the presnierwy six year» ago,
Scio lodge No. 39. A. F. & A. M
will hold stated communication <>n owing to th«- condemnation ami ««p-
|»<>«ition «if the late ex-Pr«MH<l«-nt
Saturday evening
Haven’t hear«! the chirp of <>ur RooM-velt, he was ralol low on the
But sin-r that
little frog tor some days and we arc political tally sh>-et
afraid something has ha|>p«-n«nl toil. day hi» l««yal support of President
Wil»-.n in war activities ami the
Scio rw-eds a dentist. A dentist
burying of th«- hatchet in the ««»•
returning from the army can r»iab
trangement between himself ami
|i«h himself a good huain<*as here in
the late ex-president. Mr, Taft’s
that line.
I popularity has grown with lca|«an<i
Enoch Shelton went ut> to Mill
bounds
H«- will be a formidable
City and purcha«-«l a Swim milk
OMitemh-nt for the republican nomi­
goat the other day
He «-xiwcts to
nation for president in the conven­
make Swiss cheese for th«- school-,
tion of next year. The American
marrnx in the near future.
people know Mr, Taft as never be­
I’aul B Pietrok, reported kill«-«i ■ fore ami hr woul«i be a very strong,
in action in France, returned to hisj if not th«- strongest candidate the*
home in Stayton thia week Pietrok republicans could nominate
was severely wound«*«! but r«-covered
and reach«-«l home in time to r«-»«l
I he tiregotnan refers to Seattle
of hie reported death
a« th«- "Bolshevik City.’* It is now
Th«- high winds
Advertise in The Sc in Tribune and g»t
results.
A bïoié Wjßliii I urBilartSìculi
lliifowaj’s Fumiliiii' Mon*
At JIA NY
We buy aiw! sell n«-w a- ■* »• ■ i-d hji -I
i urnlturv
THIS IS THE WAY to SAVE
There is |>e<>t>alil> w-in- siii' i« or ar-
There is n<> excuse for th«- contin­ ticlee in pusseesloii of Wrry family that
la of no ime Io the «>w<w-r which may be
uance of «lull or nervous headaches, turm-d into cash. It is »■ mu--h motw-y
strained eyes, and «inn vision in this found. You can put it into laimls or
stami« and help wm the war
period of advanced scientific Op-
Wl W AN I all kinds of lunk all
kind* of metals rul-l- r and the many
tometry
other things going to waste.
Grain and Potato Sa« ka for sale
E. C. MEADE
THF. I’ACIFK it NK • Ml \NY <
oFToMirnttHT ANP JKWEt I k
Belt ph««n«- 401-R
Uonw phon«.- 2227
2X1 W. S« rood »«
All-»- » Oregon
E. Rogoway. Prop.
Se<<>t>da I'-akor
of Wed new lay up to Sealtie to retaliate.
morning came near demoludiing the
awning in front of th«- Kelly Drug
store.
A brace promptly applied
*avc<i the cnlla|me and at the same
lime save«l the plate gl»-«* front
The job of scraping the mud from
Mam street, commenced several days
ago, ami which was halted by rain,
was r«—inu-d and e«>inplel«l Monday
nn-l the hauling away of the mud
The Alt«any Democrat says that was «tone later.
Guy Johnson, «on of Jam«-» Johnson,
and ju«t return«-d from the ||. S.
EXTRAY NOTICE
service, has purchawil the Thoma»
I have tak«-n up a cream <-olore»l
store from Mr» Anna Mespell atxl Jer-o-v row, pr<>l»ably « or 9 years
old
I have published this notice in
is now in charge of th«-same
accordance with law in lhr«-c public
Chari«*» Warner, who ha» th«- car«- places ami in th«- Scio Tribune. Un-
of the Vilas l*hiltppi Sh«i-p Co’» lr** th«- animal is called for and the
xhe«-|i. say» ths I2<H> or nv-re sheep, »«•cruing chnrg«-* paid. I will offer
of which he has charge, are doing her for *al«- at public Auction, at my
farm near Shelburn, Monday. Feb­
finely this winter. The two w«-«-k«
ruary 16. 1919. at 1 p m . in ac­
• >f frosty weather we had. »«mo cordance with law
weeks ago, was th«* hard«-»t period 25
J T GIBBONS
of the winter for »h«-«-p, h«- said
Mr ami Mrs Wni Abix.tt. who
Making a New »paper.
came to attend th«- funeral <•! the
Incubator I have a I’lM-rh-sa 220-
((ontmurd from page 2.)
egg incubator, almost new for sale late Ardee Powell, returned to th«-ir
a good buiun«-M investment. When
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J M Brown, Weal Scio. I .an«- county home Tut-aday.
Scott was in charge, he thought
Fresh smelt today Sanitary Mkt.
E (Si) Phillips, who was mustered
first ami th«-n clothed his thought-«
out of the U. S service at San An
Mrs. John Sims ha* ju»t received
in diction winch delighte«! men ami
tonio. Texas. r«-ach«-<l Scio Monday two letters from her son. Errol, who
women of int»*llig«-nce and |«erce|»-
lie says he enjoyed soldiering and is with a flying corps in Franci­
lioii. I’iper writes but never thinks
weighs »««me 30 pounds more than one letter was dated November 11.
lit- is more |«arti*«n than Scott but
when h«- entered the service.
the day firing ceased, and th«- other
has n<*ne of bis ability, lie is «ar-
We make a specialty of Friend later. Errol writes che«-rfully am! raidie but lacks th«- flow of words to
ship. Engagement an«i Wedding «tales, among other items, that Lt
expri « hi* petty |M-r»ynal dislikes in
Rings F M French & Son. All«anv, Roosev-elt was a member of th«- 95th,
i manner that carries conviction,
Oregon
his flying stjusdron, ami was greatly
Scott
vyas more or leas of an aristo-
Miss Nita Bilyeu wrnt to Allmny lov«*d as an officer, a skilful! flyer,
crat
but
h«- *»« a liorn tMiurlM«n lie
Munday on a shopping trip. She and a« a man. Errol stat«-« that his
was
no
counterfeit
gentleman Piper
viaite«! her sister, Mrs. Nellie (Jun- «tuadron ha* turned in al>»ut all of
has
the
veneer
of
a
man of letters
«aula. >>n her return.
their «-quipmcnt and exta-cte march
hut it i* <>f the superficial, transpar­
Riley Shelton, the mudlark, ami ing orders for home at ant time
ent. made to measure kiml
Scott
John Kukacka amused themselves
Linn county officials. wh<M-ver wa* exclusive but no one ever ac­
and called down bl«*asinga on their they may lie. who are asking for a
cused him of being a snob
He was
heads Saturday when they scraped up raise in salary shouhl remember thev
a staunch republican but at rare in­
the mu«l on Main street.
tentatively entcr«-d into contract terval* had th«* saving grace of t>r-
Wool yarns made in Oregon for with the people when they accepted i ng able to detret ability in those
hand knitting. We have just in a election, to do the work of their re who faile«l to accept his school of
new supplv Bishop*» fleece yarns, in spective officea for th«- stated »alary
Piper is un-
oolitical philosophy.
khaki and oxford gray shades
Or­ It ia not quite fair to importum- th«-
willing
to
make
any
such
concession,
ders by phone or mail promptly filled.
legislature to arbitrarily give them Scott was a Ing man in a big town.
Salem Woolen Mill Store,
an increase. When the county judge's Piper i* a little man. who by a qu«-vr
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Salem, Oregon.
salary was raised it did not apply turn in the wheel of fortune has
Wanted A 250 or Itoo-egg incu­
bator; or two 150-egg Bias
Tell until a new judge was elected Any l>e«*n plactil in a high place. Sc >lt
The Tribune what vou have and th«- salary raise ahould be governed by brought forth breadth of vision,
price for same.
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the same rule for the entire state. ability and ¡«ersonality to the Ore-
not
alone Unn county, This salary goninn
Am in the market for wornout
Piper brought only egotism
grabbing
is no good.
and old horses past usefulness.
and self assurance. Scott was an
J. D Ik-nemo re.
The Scio hotel has quit serving asset. Piper is a liability. One was
The county having exhausted all meals except breakfast to travelers a man: the other is a mouse.
of the gravel at the present site of <>n morning train, on request.
Lxeca.oe’s Nolic».
the plant in Albany, at the location
Notice
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hereby given that the un- I
near the Red Crown mills, ia mov­
dervigned
ha»
l«een by the county court
ing the plant about one-fourth mile
Saturday evening the theatre will of I .inn County. Oregon. appoint«-d ex-
up the over when crushed screen«-«! reopen with Douglas Fairbanks in
«-cutor of the last will and testament
gravel will again tie furnished to "Bound in Morocco *’
10 and 20c. ami ■ »late of F.. C. R«*igera, -t«-cea»«'<i
various parts of the county.
All |n-r»ona having claim» against «»si
Cows for Sale Owing to the fact ««tat- an- hereby notified to present the
that I am unable to do the work name to the undenugne«l at hi* re»i
RIGHT NOW.
necessary to care for 7 cows, I am den<-e in Sew, Linn ('«sinty, Oregon,
if you wish to get well, it matters
offering 5 of them for sale, buyer with proper vourber» therefor within
not what ails you, I am sure I can help
to make selection. They arr all first ■ix month» from the date hereof.
you. I have h«l|*<1 thousaiMia to tie­
GEO. K. RODGERS,
class cows and 1 offer them for sale
come well.
You can ses me at my
only because of my infirmities. Eu­ Exeruto« of the l»»t will and teetament
home from 9 a m to » p m
gene Gerard, two miles rast of the and estate of E. t'.. Rodgers, pet-rased
HR J. MURPHY.
L M. CURl,
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Jordan etore.
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Rew, Oregon.
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Attorney for Executor.
Young Bull Taken Up. A young
bull came to my plaer alsiut one
month ago. which I have taken up.
PLENTY <>F MONEY to loan on
Liberty Bonds
The animal ia not yet two years old.
good farms, low interest rates; five
If
vou
must sell jour bond« we
ia marked as of Holstein tdood with
year« time, privilege to pay 1100 or
will
buy
them.
a slight strain of Jersey. Owner
multiple on any interest date. Call
J M. A H M. HAWKINS.
can have animal by paying cost of
or write J. M and H. M. Hawkina,
his keep and for this notice
A M.
Albany, Oregon.
Albany. Oregon.
1‘rmgie, of
Visit
PICTURE PRINTING
w e are prepared to take your pictures,
develop your plates, films, film packs,
do your printing, enlarging and framing
Ur «li.ir^ r>< ■f'liir.y: for developing films or pl.it« - when
twelve prints are ordered.
Ur have had fifteen year» of practical work in picture
taking. Il we can l»r of «my help to you in getting good
results from your kodak or camera, we will gladly give
you pointers.
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All work guaranteed and done promptly.
Give usa In.il
J. F. WESEL?»
SCIO
We do not carry any cameras or camera supplirà
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Scio Produce Coirpany
Wants Your Business
Will pay Cash for Eggs. Poultry. Veal, Hogs, Hides
Will buy Cream in nny quantity and pay
the highest cash price fot it.
Let us get acquainted.
If you have a grievance
make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it.
Bring Us Your Cascara Bark
We will give you a Square Deal
FRED GISELMAN, Proprietor
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