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Th«* Scio Milling Company i» con
No rain in Scio last Sunday. The
templating large Improvement» to old saving. "Rain on Ea«ter Sunday
the
mill and will probably »hut down mean» rain on th»- «»x following Sun
N. I. and Mrs. Morriaon and Mr»
for
several
week. in June
day." has mux-.rried thi. time.
Kester and daughter motored to
Salem Sunday.
That will Is* *>me trial when Wil
Mia. Minnie Soucek of the h<«|>i
tai staff. went on vacation M nday
J. I) benamore was called tn Ash
Try a can of Safety Kroa Gall
land Friday evening to attend th«-
Cure, at Kelly*. Drug Store.
funeral of hi. brother
Get a tulie of Sure Kill Hat and
Joe Borovicka of Portland, .¡w-nt
Roach Paste, guaranteed, at Kelly*.
Thursday vinting in Scio.
I»rug Store.
The young people*, bible cl.», en
Scio liwlge of .Mawm« will hold a
joyed an ice cream social al the
stated communication Saturday eve
church house Tuesday evening.
ning. May 10.
Fred BiIJreu wild eight Ford,
For Sale Overland, like new. W.
month and ha. order« for mote
L. Cobb.
Dr. W. Murphy wu a busine*.
llagey. the jeweler, ha. ju.t re
visitor to Albany Monday
ceived a new line of Maher & Groah
Mo«t farmer» will complete their
pocket kniverf.
seeding thi. wegk. Corn and pula
The opera chair* for the People« toss will yet be to plant.
Theatre are here and will lie install
Mr anti Mr.. Francis Arnold ami
ed as Kx>n a. contemplated change«
Mr and Mrs. Fred Veal, all from
in the front entrance can be made.
Albany, were caller, at the Frank
Cobb’s auto truck at your service, Gill home Sunday
long or .hurt hauls; call at Wendy*,
Mrs. A. Fuller and daughter-in-
garage
law. Mrs. Walt Fuller. went to Scioi
Now that the streams are getting today (Monday» to vimt relative«,
down to normal stage flshing is im says the Altxny Democrat.
proving ami many little parties are
Mr and Mr. Fred Bilyeu. M1-1
being made up to indulge in an Anna Johnson and Mias Jeanette
outing.
Wolter journey rd to Portland la«t
The Tribune frog pond i. a thing Sunday, <>n business combined with <
of the past and the printer ha. to go pleasure.
away from home to do hi. fishing
Mr». Roc Phillip», who underwent
Sec llagey. the jeweler, for high a aerioua operation several weeks
grade oil. for bicycle«, sewing ma ago, has convalesced enough to lie
chines. gun. and phonograph.
taken home. She left the hospital
Sunday
.
George Bilyeu was lixiking for
The Scio mills arc now grinding
residence property to buy in Scio
flour
to till a 1400-barrel contract
last week
lie say. there ia too
with
the
government
Thi. contract
much work on the farm for he and
will
at
»out
exhaust
the
wheat on
hi. wife .lone to do.
hand
other
than
enough
to
aupply
We are now in »hape to fit you out
the
local
need«
with automobile tire., tubes and acre.-
sones. We have »ome u.ed cars on,
Portland i> holding Oregon back
hand, com. in and look them over
from going over the top in the Vic
BAItTU BROS
tory loan, having yet to raimt over
La.t Friday and Saturday the Scio >6 0(H) tMM)
ynn P(,unl) hlM
mills ahipprd 22<Ml barrel, or about .Imut
per cent of her -hare and
440.000 txund. of flour, moat of It the Scio country aixiut 45 per cent
liam >|oh< nzollern is brought before
a world court to answer for hi»I
crimes against humanity.
DR. E
The condenM-ry now receives alx>ut '
14.000 pound, of milk daily. The;
new |»an i. being placed and when;
in o|a-ration frfi.000 potted* of milk .
can be taken care of.
Office on V sii» street, at tlx
The Ix-ffler boy. freighted five car»
of flour for the Scio mill., commen
cing Friday and finishing Monday.
Three ton. or over were hauled at j
the load.
The Tribune acknowledge» a moat,
pleaaant »»rial call from Mr. War
ner. hou* guest of Dr. Prill. Mr. i
Warner i. a Civil war veteran and '
in talking aixiut old time war acrv-
ice it transpired that he and thi.
writer M-rv«i in almost identically
,h*
i« | irtment ami at the
«me places
Mr Warner was mus-
bred out at Little Rock, Ark . while
“»•-writer wa. given hi. billet for
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ne>v mu fating a numlier of change»
in the plant
The new pan will add
greatly to the output of the factory,
being more than double the »lie of
the one in use.
married recently. We have forgot-
ten the name of her huslmnd. but
PbviicuB an Sarte»
lh**y
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SCIO
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L A U EDDI E
BAKKER
ATTENTION
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ami llairjwii
Suceca»>r to Morri, lina.
Agent Altmnv Steam tziundry
Agent Albany Cleaning Work.
SCIO. OREGON
fteuc. af I Inal sem.in.nt
Notice it h. n by m^nlhit thrumhr
I am in the market’for cows
with young calves nt their
sides, or cows to soon come
fresh, limited amount. Also
will handle youi beef or feed-
gUlf7 an<J ‘
t||e hjg|)egt
tiri(l,
•iMfHti. m admi * utralor of the estatr ,,iarK 1 > • H ' •
of llsnirl Neal. ib-ceiMo-d. ha. filed in the I
county court of I inn ( ounty. Oregon.
ht» final account w >. h sommiatrator ‘Fair Dealing" ¡H mV motto,
*nd that »awl court h«» tix*«l Monday. '
n
the 26th d«y of Mav. 1919. at the hour
of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that Phone me6 to7:30 a. m. .ndafter 6 p. tn.
day a. the time for the hearing of ob
jrctlon. to »aid final account and the 1
THOM AS LARGE
•ettlrmrnt thereof.
Any at») all person, having objectxm.
to said final account arc hervbv notified
< >reg<*n
to be present at
l>me in the countv Scio
court mom, in the t- urt hoOM, in the'
eitv <>f Albany. Linn County, Oregon, |
«nd then and there make such object- |
ion».
HENRY NEAL.
Administrator of said Estate.
Hill A Marks, Al turtle)» for Adminis
trator.
Acio Market
Is »Voir làinlif for Unsi
Ut SS
AI.BANV
We buy .nd sell new and
I urniture
m - coimì
hand
THIS IS THE WAY IO 'AVE
There ia probably Mime article or ar
ticle» in poM< »»ion of every family that
I. of no uae to the owner which may be
turned into cash. It is so much money
found. You ran |nit it into bond, or
»tamp, and help win the war.
W I W ANT all kind» of junk, all
kind» of metal», rubber and the many
other thing» going to waste.
< train and Potato Sack» for »ale
THE PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY
Bell phone 401-It
I lume phone 2227
E Koguway, Prop.
Second a Baker
We want to give you further in
formation regarding KRYl’TOK Bl-
FtM'AL» and ju.t how they will
serve you.
Plr-u» «crept this a» « personal
invitation to call and permit u. t<>
explain their advantage«.
I
Call« Attended
bay <>r Night
IKiRSo.X
being double sacked, th* outer sack
Mia Brita Powell, who ha. been
E. C. MEADE
being burlap
Presumably flour jn the telegraph service at Saara-
OFToMETRRrr ANHJKWKLMt
thu. tacked I. for foreign ahipment mento. Cal., for aaveral year», wa. 2-T.l W Se. ond -t.
Albany, Oregon
Hay for Sale Both cheat and
grain.
Chas Chrx.
The new large pan for the con-
den»erv is tx-ing placed in puMtioo,
DR A. G. PRILL
Pi incidi ail Sarwi
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Mohair in thi. locality m rating nt
56 cent, tier pound. George llodger«
bought atxiut a thousand fl«i-ces a*
this figure up in the J mbuijand
Lyon, district» Tuesdav. An Albany
firm contracted the Roseburg ciifi
this week at fid cunta. though thff'
Bull for Sale Red Durham, reg
istered. 3 years old tn August f^all price dropped back to 52 cent, the
on or phone J. L Calavan, Scio.
ume day.
Wanted -Girl to do general hnuae-
William H Warner, of Spring
work; write, phone or call. Charles
ville. New York, ia the gu«*»t of Dr.
Goettling. care of Sternberg's store,
and Mr«. Prill. Mr. Warner is n
Albany, Oregon
Civil war veteran, now SO year» of
For Sale Yellow dent seed corn
age. and came to the coast to visit ■
at rva»inable price
J J. Roner.
•on at Hermi.ton, Dr. Prill in not
For Sale First-class young horae
n<»t broken to harnewi; weighs about a relative but an old college chum
1100. Mr. W. C Simmons
87 2 of the eon of Mr, Warner and wa*
Lost Between Scio and Stayton intimate with the Warm r family at
on the river road April 21. a Fire that time
stone auto lire 33x4j
Reward for
A payroll is what build» up n
return to Dr E H Hobson. Scio.
town. Thi. fact became very prom
George Bilyeu telephone« The Tri-1 inent when the condensery waaclotmd
bune that he haa 200 bushel, of 3-
down for a few month»
Bnftk d
grain white oat. for sale at 3c per 1
po.it.
declined
near
$50,000.
So let
pound
us encourage every enterprise which
I am in the market for mohair
and w.xd an<i will pay highest price will have a (>ayr<dl. The S I. A L
See me before aelling; I may be able Co., when in full operation, will
to pay von a lietter price than the havr a payroll of liooo per month
other fellow.
G»:o. RotttiKMI.
or $50.000 |ier year. |s«t u. help
Get vour fishing or hunting lleenae of in everv way we can to get the en-
S. I. Morrison, Brio; you don't h.vs to
terpriae going,
go to Albany,
We make a »t»ecialty of Friend
•hip. Ihgngement and Wedding
Rings F M French At Son, Allutnv.
Oregon.
The Scio Pnodnee t o. i. tn the market
for all kind» of |«>ultry. veal, drvaMxi
hog» and rabbit, for which the highest
market price will be paid.
Mtf
Poultry will be received at the Scio
Produce Co. any day in the week except
Saturday. Saturday receipt, cannot be
flipped until the following Monday and
th. cost of holding the poultry over
mu.t be de<tucte<l from the price, paid.
Scio Pruduce Co.
Xtf
READ THI8
1 have a registered thiroe boar for
service
Have »ome t>rvo l>uroc gilta
for sale.
Chea C-hrs. Sea»
W G. Thoma, of Wr.ngel. Alas
ka. paid The Tribune a m<mt pleas
ant wx*ial call Saturday morning
Hr i. endeavoring to arrange hi«
bumnem matters up in that country
Mi that he can come back to Oregon
to remain permanently, lie ha»
been up there almost from the time
Alaska was ceded to the United
State, hy Rumia.
For Sale- A No. I full blood Jer
sey cow and heifer calf. Will give
five gallon, of 551 milk daily; guar
anteed O K. Rol. Morria.
AdvrrUw ia Th^Scioj nbune .nd grt||o>eee......................................................................................
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