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LOCAL BREVITIES
Dr. L W. Horn, veterinary surgeon,
graduste of Chicago Veterinary College.
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Stayton. Oregon. Phonu 1&22.
Our frog pond enlargeth and its
occupant has beM blessed with a
mate. By spring we will have
quartet and. oh! such music.
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For Sale I have three full blood
collie puppies for ante. They are
from good »tuck on both aides.
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J. L. Rodgers.
Bill Brenner is talking of buying
some thoroughbred cows.
It is a
good plan to watch him. He may
do something.
The Scio Produce Co. is in the market
for all kinds of poultry. veal, dressed
hug* and rabbits for which the higheat
market price will be paid.
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Mr. and Mr» Theron Rusaell of
Our farmers are getting wise In­
For second hand car bargains, see
near Salem, are thia week vieiting stead of driving cows. etc., as was F red T Bilyeu. Ford Garage.
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at the home of the latter'» parent». the old time custom, thev load them
KIGHT NOW
Mr. and Mra W. H. McLam
into trucks
This saves lime and
If you wish to get well, it matters
not what alia you, I am sure I ran help
J. W. Moor«, ut the Gate« Mill profanity.
you. I have helped thousand» to be
company, was in town Sunday be­
rusne Well,
You can «w me at my
limisiritni lotici ti Crtfflin
tween trains.
home from 9 a m. to 9 p. m.
Notice m hereby given that the un-
DR. J. MURPHY.
Mr» Dorri« la thia week th«- gue«t
d«r»igncd ha* been duly appointed ad­ 3Xf
Scio. Oregon.
of Mra. Rebecca Morris. They in ministratrix of the estate of Ante« T.
old time friends, having known each Powell, deceased, by the County Court
ESTRAY NOTICE.
of I inn County, Oregon. All peraona
other since early girlh«x»d days
I have taken up a cream colored
hat mg claim* against «aid «alate are
There will be preaching service« hereby n««tifted to present lhe same, Jersey cow . probably X or 9 veara
old. I have published this notice in
al the Federated church Sunday, duly venfied as by law required. Io the
accordance with law in three public
undersigned
st
her
;»»tofhee
sd.lre»».
both morning and evening, by W
places and in the Seto Tribune Un­
Scio. Oregon, within six months from
Aubrey Wilaon of Portland
ices the animal is called for and the
this date.
accruing rharg*■» paid. I will offer
The big gray horwe which Com I !*ated Un* 10th day of February. 1919.
her for sale at public auction, at my
H AZEL POWELL,
Brown of Shelburn, drive«, doea n<>t
farm near Shelburn. Monday. Fete
indicate that feed ia scarce and high Administratrix of th« eatate of Ardee ruarv 16. 1919. at 1 p. m. in ac­
Powell, deceased.
cordance with law
priced.
(Aeathcrfonl A Wyatt. Attva. for Ad-
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J. T GIBBONS.
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The Albany creamery won the
butter prize above the contesting of
Cowi for Sale Owing to the fact
the creamerie* of eleven contesting
that I am unable to du the work
•late* at the late dairy show at Boise.
necessary to care for 7 cows, I am
AND
offering 5 of them for sale, buyer
Idaho.
to make selection. They are all first
W, H. Hornibrook. late owner
class cow« and I offer them fur sale
and editor of the Albany Democrat,
only because of my Infirmities. Eu­
gene Gerard, two miles east of the
left Tuesday to attend a meeting of
Jordan «tore.
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the democratic national eommitte«
CHEVROLETS
Dr. Murphv received two nanny
goats from R<-d Bluff. Cal.. Friday.
The doctor ia the only dealer in milk
goats in thia locality.
Poultry will be received at the Scio
Produce Co. any day in the week except
Sa'urday. Saturday receipts cannot be
shipped until the following Monday ami at Chicago, of which he is a memlwr
the cost of holding the poultry over
Mra. Nellie Gunaaul*. who ha«
must be ticduct«-d from the price» paid.
l>een
visiting her mother. Mr» J. A
Slf
Scm Produce Co.
Bilyeu, left Saturday for Portland
Mrs Jim Wann and daughter,
and Hood River, where she will visit |
Edna, are visiting friends in Scio,
relatives and friend» for a few day* j
They formerly lived here but now
and then go to Seattle (?) to reeid« I
reside at NewU-rg
Cheat hay baled, and some loose
wheat and oat hav for sale at reas­
onable price«
All extra good hay
Ed Chrz. on West Scio road. 26 3t
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Mrs. Jim Dorris, an old time resi­
dent uf Scio, ia visiting her old time
friend. Mr« Rebecca Morris. Aunt
Becky thinks her chances for catch
ing an old batch or a widower are
greatly diminished since the arrival
of her friend.
191S Grant-Six, fi pawu-nger; Stu-
debabker-four, 7-|>aaeenger; 191S
F'ord louring, 1915 Ford touring
F'red T Bilyeu. F ord Garage.
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The old cow taken up last fall by
T. J. Gibbons of Shelburn, was sold
Monday, bringing not enough to pay
for her keep and for advertising.
She brought but SIU.
Incubator I have a Peerless 220-
egg incubator, almost new for sale.
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J. M. Brown. West Scio.
“Eins is eggs" «nd are sold by
count; it would «rem that any h<>n
eat iierson ought to be able to count
egg«
So thought a farmer who
brought in 23 dozen (counted and
verified by several memlters of the
familyl and turned them in to a
dealer who would only account for
20 d Men. What liecame of the bal­
ance? The end is not yet.
We make a specially of Friend
ship. F'.nqagemcnt and Welding
Rings F. M French & Son. Aliianv.
Oregon.
J. R. Lawrence, of near Lebanon,
fell from his wagon when driving
into Crabtree Tuesday morning He
was quite dead when found. Heart
diaexM- was the trouble. He was 74
years of age.
Am in the market for wornout
and old houses past usefulness.
J. D. Densmore.
When the legislature adjourna it
would be interesting if the uninflu­
enced opinion of Representative
Benton Burdick could be expressed
by every member. Burdick would,
no doubt, think his talents wasted
in Oregon and would seek a home in
some other state. Such as he is at­
tempting to govern Russia at the
present time
He needs suppressing
by a Mayor Ole Hanson.
S. C. White leghorn eggs, 75c per
setting. |5 per 100. Guy McKnight
I have about 350 feet 1-inch gal
vanized pipe for sale. F. T. Thayer
PLENTY OF MONEY to loan on
good farms; low in to real rates; live
years time; privilege to pay 1100 or
multiple on any interest data. Cail
• or write J. M. and H. M Hawkina.
I Albany. Ororrtm.
BUICKS
Liberty Bonds
If you must sell your l»>nds ws
will l<uy them.
J. M. a II. M. HAWKINS.
Albany, Oregon
Young Bull Taken Up
A young
bull came to my place al«>ut one
month ag<>. which 1 have taken up.
The animal is not yet two years old;
is marked as of Holstein blood with
a slight strain of Jersey. Owner
can have animal by paying cost of
his keep and for this notice. z\ M
Pringle, of near Providence,
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CONSUMER
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DR. A. G. PRILL
PbysiciaB and
vy/l I A T f'1*" I14“ •»’ •l«-»l «¡lice lleck «as a pup
** * •*> * ii> n Feed Store carrying a full line
of feeds all the time Nir I *^-f« > ler,«o that when you
put up a bunch of hogs to finish atjtl atari them out
on a certain kind of feed you can be sure you don't
have to change feeds in the middle of a feeding
|»eriod.
A doctor, ordering a pork and beans diet for a
fever patient, would be using ar good judgment as
the feeder changing from a barley ration to bran in
feeding hogs. This change u .i- forced on gome of the
feeders during the past season in the Scio vicinity.
There is no need of it happening again.
Calls Attend«-«!
Day or Night
We lire selling for ('ash, a-* we cun handle feed
on smaller margin by so doing, Will soon have a
warehouse completed at \\ ■ st Scio to store feed and
hay and allow the farmer who buys in load lota to
save $1.60 pel ton haulage.
Give the game n boost and try ua out and see
what we can do for you. We are nr»t strangers to the
business. We know good f< < <1 when we see it; also
know how ami where to buy it; and how to feed it.
Prop in and gel acquainted the next time you
are in. We have not got a full line in st >ck for lack
of room just now, but will have soon. We can fill
your order today for—
SEED CORN (Early Minnesota)
Ear Corn
Shelled Corn
Cracked Corn
Ground Barley
Standard Rolled Barlev
Processed Barley
Mill Run
Sunnybrook Dairy Feed
Holstein Dairy F'eed
Beet Pulp
Alfalfa Meal
Cotton Seed Meal
Digester Tankage
Alfalfa Hay
Fisher’s Feeds
Wheat
Scratch F'eed
Fk-g Producer
Chick Feed
Chick Starter
Growing F'eed
Chick Developer
Mash
Meat Scrap
Granite Grit
F'ancv Eastern Shell
Sea Shell
Careyized Stock Tonic ami Worm Eradic-ator in the
form of a salt block of 3-lb ami 5(Mb sizes. Thia is
new on the Coast but an ol<i timer among Eastern
feed era,
SCIO FEED SHOP
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We offer our service del>artment to
you.
Accuracy. Experience,
Ability,
Knowledge, and Service, in examin­
ing your eves and fitting glasnes.
MEADE
E. C.
OIToMCTHIST ANPJKWt.I.KR
W. Second «1.
Albany. Oregon
Hkscu.or’« Notice.
Notice i« hereby given that the un-
ileraigmsl ha* l>een by the county court
of Linn County, Oregon, ap, «united ex­
ecutor of the last will «nd testament
and «elate of Fl C. Rodgers, deceased.
All |«cr»on» having claim* ngain*t Raid
««late are hereby notified to present the
same to the undersigned ut hi* resi­
dence in Scio. Linn County, Oregon,
with proper voucher» therefor within
aix month« from the date hereof.
GEO. E. RODGF U.S,
Executor of the last will and testament
and estate ot E. (’. Rodger», peceaaed.
L. M. CURL,
24 St
Attorney for Executor.
Arnone laihitFnrmtnreSliiiDli Visit
Kugbwaj’s
A1.1 IA N Y
We buy and sell new and secoiui hand
Furniture
E_ A WEDDLE
HARB!R
Successor to Morri* Bros.
Agent Albany Steam laundry
Agent Alt«n> (.'leaning Works
Competition is a sei vice getter, and all that ia
necessary to guarantee you arce-s to a line of feed in
Scio second to none in tin* Valley at right prices, ia
your support and patronage.
We pay cash for our feeds and thereby get
them at prices that enable us to compete with Salt tn
or Albany, ami in some
■ s w< can undersell eitliet
pises.
Sarteon
The amount of buatneas transacted
at the Scio Milling Co. is perhapa
larger than any uther business in
Scio, and« from the rondensery.
Scio flour is getting a good r«| uta-
tion throughout the country and the
feed »»Id is simply immense.
SC'IO. OREGON
THIS IS THE WAV KI SAVE
There is probaldy some article ur ar­
ticle« in possession of uvery family that
is of no uae to th*- owner which may bo
turned into cash. It I...... n u< i n ora >
found. You can put it into itoraia or
atam|w anti help win th« war.
WE (A AN I all kind» of lunk, all
kind* of metal». rubber and the many
other things going to waste.
(¡rain and Potato Sacha fur sale
THE PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY
Hell phone 401-R
Home | hone 2227
Fl. Rogoway, Prop.
Second a Baker
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do your printing, enlarging and framing
We charge nothing for developing films or plait s when
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