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LOCAL BIEVITILS
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J. F. Emmett. Oregon fire insur
ance man waa in town Tuesday.
Mrs Jennie Livejoy and friend
husband of Dallas, visited her mother
Mrs. 8. W. Games, last week.
Aunt Becky Morris spent Sunday
with her sisters and br >ther Job of
near Crabtree.
Mi«« Dorris Weddle returned from
a two weeks' visit with relatives in
Portland Monday evening.
John Wesley started the carpen
ters to work Monday morning on
remodeling the picture theatre,
Gordon Wi sely went to Portland
Monday to see what a big citv looks
like
He’ll lie back today.
The flume is nearing completion.
The creek crossing will be made thia
week if nothing prevents.
Mr. and Mrs John L. Kelly and
friends motored up to Sudaville last
Sundn afternoon.
John Griffin of Salem was up on
Thursday
He is one of the attend
ants in the criminally insane ward.
E D. Myers and family drove to
FOR SALE.
Mail rdrrs given prompt atten
Stayton Tuesday afternoon
J. I. Caar threshing machine 32x
tion at Kelly’s Drug Store.
’>4; J. I Case threshing engine 50
Mr Stone, representing Die add
Extra g -.>d laving hens, given the
iiorse power, steel water tank, belts
ing machine people wu here Tuesday. tan I of rare, often average 15 down
and clover attachment, for aale by
Gasoline is being delivered here eg irs each per >Ar and occasionally R G T. M Co
All in g *od order
from Lebanon instead of Albany as a« high as 20 <i**sen
It is poaMble to operate. Engine run two seas
Write
formerly.
for a fl ick of tm hens to supply ons. machine fyur **-»«in«
for term* which are very reasonable
The yundenaery is now manufact eggs at O h * rale they are commonly to Rudolph Wewdv, secretary of R.
uring over 250 cases, of 4M cans u«ed for two average families
G. T. M. Co . Scio.
44 2t
each, of processed milk daily.
: Sewing machine (New Royal I for
We will gladlv ¡h nionsl rate the
Miss lxireen White went to Mon* sale now at the residence of Mrs. «onora for you
J S Sti<’ha
mouth Sunday to attend the •urn A. P Hii>*ns. near Shelburn.
A saddle pony ‘»year»«.Id. without
rner school.
Good fo >d habits are an import blemish for snii*
Joseph Patrny *
Rev. Stewart of McMinnville was ant part of personal hygiene and
"The machine you will eventually
a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs. thrift, Children get such habits by buy,” the SONORA.
(having suitable amounts of suitable
M. C. Gill over Sunday.
For Sale I «nd Chevrolet.
W.
It looked like rain this morning, food» serve»! them and then being L. Cobb
in fact there was a light shower at expected to rat what is set before
Cobb's auto truck at your service,
them.
long or short hauls; call at Scio
7 o'clock.
Tin* »mallret back yard affords an 'garage
Nearly enough lumber is on hand
»>«-p a few teana.
"SONORA." the highest class
to put the new deck on the bridgr
talking machine in the world; for
Whether
the
occupant
of
the
prem
over Thomas creek.
ises ean keep those few hens to nd- sale by J. S. Sticha
The lumber flume will lie acrom
We sn* now in »hap< to fit you out
vantage depends upon whether he or
Thomas creek near the condense ry
with automobile tires, tubes and acces
■she ean and will give them the nec-
sories. We have sone' u*«*d ears on
bv tonight.
J e«ary cure.
hand, come in and look thiyn over.
Mrs. John Sims returned Monday
RARTU BROS.
Paint your auto today, use it to
from a visit to her daughter in
Get
your
fi»hn
g
or
hur ting license of
morrow
I'w Da-Cote, at Kelly's.
Portland.
N. I. Morrison, :*>'io, you don't have U>
Hay for Sale I have a large go to Albany.
If you can't save the first dollar
quantity of red top and gram hay
The Scio Produce Co. is in the market
you can't save the last. Invest ev for sale in the »hock this week and
for all kinds of poultry, veal, dressed <
ery payday tn war savings stamp«.
next. Ji-Mr L Rodgers
45 2t hogs and rabbits for which the highest
Mias Lulu Clark returned from
I Hoagland came up from Van
Portland
Saturday evening by way
couver. Wash., last week and waa
here for several days. He may re of Salem where she was met by her
turn to Scio to remain ¡>ermanrnt|y. parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Florian Chytil of
Art and Mrs Shelton are aettled
North
Dakota are this week moving
In their horn« in the hospital block
into
the
Newt Crabtree home. .Mr
and declare they are through mov
Chytil is looking for a location.
ing their household goods about.
If each on« of our citizens would
d<> something every day to beautify
and msk< things morv pleasant for
the city, <1 n't vou know that the
traveling public would soon take
notice nod «ay Scio is an ud to date
town? Pirk up any loose, coarse
gravel, or wrai»« of paper, scraps of
lumber, etc., you find and see what
an improved appaaranaa you would
♦»on make
Let everyone make it
a point to do this. Have some civic
pride shout vou.
Bert Hollis. Eddie Rahn and a
Mute Coline Hagey came up from
number
of others whose names wi*
Portland last week and visited her
have
been
unable to learn returned
father. A W. Hagey. for several
from
an
extended
fishing expedition
days.
Tuesday.
Although "f irty ’leven" anglers
U e make a -jiectalty of Friend
The more properly and regularly
lined the streams Sunday in hopes
ship. |-ji|. ag* , «-nt and Wedding
of catching n few trout, none of all refuse of the household is harm Rings F M I rench & Son. Albany.
lessly disposed of the better for the < Freeon.
them did anything very brilliant.
healthfulness and comfort of the
.Mr. and Mrs Newt Crabtree of
home.
''Egg Day.”
Albany, funs over Monday for a
Albany's big cannery is now under
short visit with relatives. They are
course
of construction. It is located
The farm bureau of Jackson coun
lately from Toledo, but have bought
in
the
east
end
on
the
river
bank.
ty
is <>|M*rating an egg marketing
a home in Albany.
The product can be ahipp«>d either plan. A certain day of each week
Dr. C. Eici|. dentist, went to Port
by boat or train.
is known a» “egg day" when farm
land Sunday.
The state board of
Mr. and Mrs. John Griffin, who -rs deliv* r th.-ir eggs to a central
dental examiners are in session for
have been visiting their parents. Mr.
*h-rv they are candied and
the pur|>oM- .it pawing on the quali
and Mrs S. W Gaines, returned t.. ' *‘~ 1 ’
-d eandlmg
fications .if applicants.
their home in Salem Saturday.
an<* cr“’'1
'
charged against
II B Shofw sold his 31 »>♦> acre
"Scio Garage" is the name of the ,he i,rmcr
farm Ihi w* ck to F rank Zovodaky
garage and repair shop retablished "f ‘
br'n,r’
The <W "re
of Junction. consideration for land
by W L. Cobb in what was the Seio!’’‘d
th* h'«h‘ Ml b,ddrr ,nd h**”
and four milk cattle $4100. Mr.
livery stable
brought an mlvance of from aix to
Zovodsky will take i»>»««><Mion Oct. 1.
, right cent» h dozen over the prices
manager of the .Scio
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The competition lietwven the con- - D. . C. Thoma,
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received ii iore this plan was used,
densery and the chi«*«* factory at flouring mills, waa looking after bu-
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matters in Portland the first . ,
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Jordan is growing apace.
Much 1 siness
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Advertise tn I he Scio Tribune end get
results
territory is covered by the milk ' of the week.
haulers of both concerns.
Mr. and Mrs. Z J. Clark, Mr and
It is reliably reported to The Tri Mrs. Bernardi, Miss Lulu Clark and
bune that the county court will al friends from Salem, spent Sunday
low the Linn County Fair $500 to 1 picnicking on Cr an tree creek.
Thomas P. Prospal couldn’t wait
assist in paying ex|H*n«>» preparatory
to giving the fair in September.
1 any longer to serve his Uncle Sam,
W. A. Ewing and Riley Shelton 1 so he trotted off to Portland yester
attended the pioneer celebration at ' day morning to enlist.
Scio needs a fee«i stable where
Brownsville last Friday and came
back happy, having been filled up teams can tic driven in from storms;
with barbecued Ixrf and other good I also a clothing store would do a good
here.
things by the hospitable residents of business
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that city.
There are very few if any idle
Roy Shelton, of the Sanitary Meat men
i
about Scio now. In fact there
Maikct. starteii out Saturday morn- I is a shortage of help on the farms
ing with his meat car to deliver and
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this shortage will grow when
fresh meats to the farmers on his harvest
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is in full blast. Early hay
route which covers something like is now being harvested.
40 milt*«
He aims to make thia
Mrs. Steve Philippi is able to he
round twice a week.
up and around now
The same spot
Printers al>hor ” pi" (note the
spelling»; but when a nice big. fat
lemon "pie" i« sent in. aa waa the
case when Mrs Smith <herself a
printer aa well as a first clam hotel
landlady I it makes the printer'a view
on life take a brighter hue and he
realises that he to not forgotten
The stock farm which I. A. Mun-
ker« recently bought lies within lj
miles of Wren station in Renton
county and contains «omething over
50«» acres. 100 of which is in culti
vation ami has good house, barn,
orchard etc. He expects to move
thereto alnut October 1.
<’ I : I, I JJHATE I N
Accessories for all makes of care.
Chevrolet "4WJ" especially, also Re*
ver* tires
Bartu Bros.
I am in the market for mohair
and wool and will pay highest price.
See me before selling; I may Im able
to pay you a better price than the
other fellow.
GM>. RotMiKIUJ.
The Tribune's printer h*« 14** acres
on the headwater» of the Yaquina. four
miles from Naahville on the C. A E.
with b-room house and g«»«l ham that
he will trade for smaller place near
Having unlimited outrange this is tine
place tor stock. Good sod
DR. A. G. PRIIX
ftniciai an< Snneoa
Caito Attended
Day or Night
SCIO
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DR. E. H. HOBSON
PHTBciaa aoi Sorteoo
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Office on Main »trect. st the
old stand
SCIO
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OREGON
ATTENTION
atf
Poultry will be r»< . m-.t at the Scio
Produce Co. UI.V ■!•) Il tl . Wck except
Saturday. .SatuiMay re< vipts cannot be
shipped until, tbi- following Monday ami
the cost of holding the poultry over
must be ileductr-d from the prices r>aid.
Scio Produce i‘o.
fitf
I atn in the market for cows
with young calves at their
sides, or cows to soon come
fresh, limited amount. Also
will handle yotu beef or (eeri
er stuff and |»av the highest
market price
FAT HOGS WANTED
“Fair Dealing” ia tnv motto.
Phone me 6 to 7:50 ». m. arid after 6 p. m.
THOMAS LARGE
< »regoli
The perfection of the bifocal came
with the invention of the Kryptok,
With these gla»-<» you can read the
smallest type thr ■-gh tf>e lower
AIJ »A N Y
part and the upper part gives per-
feet far vision, yet no one has the We buy and sell new and second band
Furniture
slightest intimation that you are
wearing bifocals
THIS IS THE WAY TO HAVE
There is probably Mime article or ar
E. C. MEADE
ticles in possession of every family that
OPT*-MITiUHI AMI JI W t I ER
is of no use to the owner which may be
J3» W. Second st.
Albany, On iron turned into csah. It is to murh money
found You ean pul it into bonds or
>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■♦>♦«•«oooooooeo ■ tamfis and help win the war.
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Wl. WAN! all kinds of junk, all
kind« of metals. rubber ami the many
other things going to w»*ti
SONORA
ll rain and Potato Sacks for »ale
THE«PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY
Bell phone 401-R
E. Rogowsy. Prop.
Srmi-Permanrnt Silvered
Home phone 2227
Second a l.«ker
Phonograph Needles
Play 5<> to 100 times. Replace
Meat Market
steel needles and are used on
J uly 4th
At tl ¡e Big Linn Co.
Victory Celebration
and Reception to Re
turned Soldiers and
Siiilors
where Mr and Mrs. Philippi upm-i
was the scene of a similar accident Something going on every minute
Tuesday when a man and his daugh A parade with brand new features
two miles long
ter were victims of broken limbs.
¡.and and water contents by member«
Mr. Green, traveling man for the
of the L>yal legion of Uiggera ami
Rlake-McFall Co.. Portland, made
Lumiiermen
his periodical visit to Scio yew
Baseball sports contests
terday.
He reports the price of
Big free barlteeoe at noon
paper on the upward glide. If the Hilarious Mardi Gras and dance in
raise is much above present prices
the evening
the only alternative is for country
papers to raise their subscription, 'CAe C#V s ()pen anti the Lid'» Ofi
to Every Man in Uniform
advertising and job rates, else go
out of business.
Ths
market price will be paid.
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Come!
ail me^esof st»*el r> ••dlr records
HOLECHEK BROS.
We want to treat the p*<>ple
right ami will welcome old
ami new riiatoniern, selling
firnt-cliiMs meat at the moat
reaaotiuhle prieva.
Try them on ¿ ur t ¡»chine
For sale by
J. S. SUCHA
SCIO, OREGON
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We buy Seal
Hog- ami
Hides, paying gool prirwR.
Give Us a Call
Re-Opened Under New M< napement
The Scio Hotel
Ami that we iti>rp<>«e to conduct th»* «ame in a tii t
riant, up lo*«laie manner. We will furnish a« g« <i
meal« aa tlm maikrt will afford ami our room« a >1
b<da will h niamtaim*<i in a cleanly ami whole«r>me
condition. We cordially invite you to given- a trial
Brices reasonable.
E. J. SMITH
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