The Scio tribune., October 23, 1919, Image 4

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LOC AL NEWS BREVITIES
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Die» from Wound.
Mias Josie Ko tan spent the week
Saturday. Emil
Poavar. while
working in the gravel pit was the
end at home.
Mrs. Henry Stepanek went to victim of a gun accident from which
he died Monday morning.
Portland Wednesday.
He ami Frank Roner were work­
And still Mill street is not im­
ing together. A shotgun was on the
proved
W h<> is to blame?
wag»n
Roner in moving the gun
Fred Giwdman has established a
discharged it in some way. Poavar
cream station at Jordan.
was on the ground putting a »ack
aAn aiiplane passed over Scio at on the wagon and received the full
12:46 Saturday. going south.
charge in the right leg above the
Mias IJuie Smith spent Sunday knee, shattering the bone so badlv
at her home near West Scio.
that amputation was deemed l*est
Jesse Hildreth ami Carl Smith mo­ by his physicians. Dr. Hobson of
Scio ami Dr. Wallace of Albany.
tored to Albany Thursday.
Funeral aervices were held Tues­
Mrs. II Bauman of Marion was
day and the body shipped to Cali­
in town Thursday.
fornia.
MI smcs Christine and Rose Shind­
ler spent Sunday at the Frank Pruitt
John W. Vana left Tuesday for
home
Portland to work thia winter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bilyeu went
Archie IJndley is off <>n a ten day
to Hnlm-y Saturday evening to visit deer hunt ami we will look for a
his uncle. Rol>ert Bilyeu.
slice of venison on his return.
Roe Phillipa says the fall is all
Louis Posvar of Red Bluff. Cal.,
right; ho has .«—led about all he in­
arrived Monday to attend the fun­
tended and it ready for winter.
eral of his brother Emil.
Scio lodge of Masons will hold
A Schram, state l»ank examiner,
stated communication Saturday eve­
was
here this week rh«*cking up the
ning, Nov I.
bank.
Frank ami Joe Bartu went to the
Mia. W W Howard of Echo and
McKenzie country Friday in quest
of the doer someone has staked out a daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank
Irvine, came down Monday.
for them.
The Mimes May cel and llaxel lia­
Sunday at 2 a. m. you may turn
ising
spent Sunday nt h<»mr al»ove
the dock back an hour; maybe you
Bilyeu
Den
They ar«* attending
had bettor <1» it Saturday night.
Scio high school
Mr. and Mrs W. D Baldwin. Mr.
Mm Frank Irvine nf Echo rame
and Mrs. George Emmett of Hills­
down
last week, called here on ac
boro. and Mr. and Mrs. Mat Ingle-
count
of the illness of her mother,
ahimer of Albina, were guests at the
Mrs.
A.
F. Beard.
George Morrow home last week.
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Mrs. Oscar Lindlrv. after spend­
ing about a month with her brother
W. J. Young, returned to her h>«me
in Silverton th«* latter i»art of the
week.
It is with regret that the commu­
nity ha* lcurn«*«l of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Peerv moving away from
Scio the latter |»art of the week
The) will make their home at Grays
Harl«or. Wash.
E S. Hawker, deputy fish and
rame warden, was over from Albany
Friday and made arrangement» with
Manager Th<>ms of the Scio Milling
Co. for immediate installation of a
fish ladder at the comoany'a dam.
Aa Thomas creek is about as low as
It will get the work will be hurried.
Dr. Hobaon ahould be able lo
put some pep mio thè footltall team
a» he is an old timer at thè game.
For sale- fall and wmter spptas at
toc per bushel; »west rider at 26c per
gallon at thè farm. R. II. Mr Donald.
It Fraitt Sale.
The football game Saturday ought
Graduate and lucen»«!
DENTIST
V E T E K 1 N A H I A N
Cattle Tested for Tubérculo*«
Office Hours
« to II A M
1 to & P. M
One door north of Pustoffice
Oflkv phone Ma»n WS. Residence phone
Mahl 21
SCIO. OREGON
LEBANON. OREGON
If You Intmd to Purchase a
DR. A. G. PRILL
Sonora
Phnciai aii Sortesi
Ship y mr hogs, cattle or sheep
thru Unn County Cxi-operative Ship­
ping Aseociation
We will load >>ut
at your nearest shipping point. Call
or write W M Cook. Manager, Al­
bany. Telephone 165-J.
10*
For Sale Ford Touring car. sec­
ond hand, at a bargain. All good
tires; motor just overhauled. See
Fred T. Bilyeu. Scio.
STRAYED irvm my place at Mill
City on Sept. 11. a 3-year old sorrel gel
ding c->lt *oHd color, wire cut arnwa
nooe.
M. II. GALVIN.
Phone SANITARY MARKET
SCIO
i
fcVH STRAIN
I» the cause of many
HUMAN ILLS
If your eyes give you trouble, or
your glasse» are annoying
Sec I s
WE CAN RELIEVE YOU
BANCROFT
Optical Company
313 W. 1st St., Albany
Phone 461
UNIVERSAL
GUARANTEED STOVES AKO RANGES
THE lì EST OX E.IHTH
There is no other stove that the nickeled parts have that
highly polished silvery lustre that is everlasting, only the Universal.
The porcelain on the enameled ranges is fused on the castings
in the enameling »vens at a temperature of 2000 degrees before
they are assembled, ami are guarantr«*d not to chip, check or dis­
color from the heat. The UNIVERSAL is the only stove or range
that gives you this guarantee.
tog* A porcelain enameled range is on display in our window. '■«<
AHIUVINO
N3BW
R. M. Cain,
KVKHV WKKK
CIIAs. WE8ELY ESTATE
• »°o'*
Sc1n
The Tribune family ami office l”
fore«* makes it» profound«! bow to . hi*h **ho01
»»«'* been iiracti.-
Mr. and Mrs J. D Glim« of Ro«- ln« faithfully and ahould give a
burg for a »mall crate of casabas
account of themselves.
ao<I which include«! a vegetable mud
hen, commonly known as summer
aaoantgus
It is seldom that a veg-
etable takes th«* form of animal or
bird a» nearly as this rpecinwn doe*
Mr. and Mr« Grim«*« are prospering
nicely nt their new home.
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Mr and Mra. E. C. Shelton, ar-
com panted by Mra. Pomeroy ami
Mrs. Clara Griffin. Saturday motor-
rd down 10 miles la-low Woodburn
for a visit with G. C. Pomeroy, a
brother of Mrs Shelton. The mo-
torists return«*! home Sunday.
ORE.
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WE HAVE
k EVERYTHING
OPTICAL
Htart a bank account today and
provide for your future.
Y om will find a checking ac­
count very convenient for your
buiin«« transactions. Wc pay
4% Intervet on time deposits.
ltf|M Diy hits.
(hiring the |>rv»cM month of (ictobcr .
wr offrr The Tribune and daily and
Sunday Oregonian for 37. to, Tribune,
»nd ■lail» < irrgontan for|6. to. Tribune!
and weekly Oregonian for 32 25. Now
i* the time to lay In your winter reading.
Calla Attended
Day or Night
This fall take our advice and
arrange for yours now
The demand for the Sonora ia so
great that it will soon be impos­
sible to secure one Iw fore Xmaa
A drpuait will hoM any style Son­
ora for you until that time.
Cali and let in arrange terms
with you.
On the W W Crawford farm situate
Ave miles wrst of l-ebanori. the follow­
ing property Iwlotkging to lie estate of
the late O. A. Crawford is offered at
private »ale:
I'wo horse», a torr vI and a bay, weigh
J. 8. STICK A
about 1260 pounds each
Two wagon», one a nearly new 34
Studebaker with good rack, the other a
Hain with gravel rack
Two No. 40 Oliver < hilled Plow».
Deering 6-foot hinder,
Good .-addle.
The property will be sold at a sacri­
fice.
IlFu.EN V. CRAWFORD.
A. E. Randall
Executrix. W. A. Ewing.
President
Vice Pre»
E. D. Myers. Cashier
Firatn. AtlHtiH
All makes of Safety Razors at i
Mrs. A. F. Beard is failing rapidly Kellv's.
and the end s«*ems not far distant.
Drop into Kelly’s Drugstore and
Her children are at her lx*dside con see his jewelry display.
atantly and are making the closing
WANTED
hours of a long life as pleasant for
AT TOP MARK CT PRICES
the aged mother as possible.
HOGS, CATTL1 AND VEAL
M. M. Peery, who <*onducted a
drug »tore in Scio for many years,
then movVd to Soringfleld, lume
County, engaging in th«* same busi-
neas. ha* again sold. Mark la a
first cla-a druggist and citizen.
DR. R J. NIC01
To Pot i. Fidi Ladder.
LUC K Y
TRIK
CIGARETTE
/ 'MiT a package today. No«
' * tice the flavor—the whole­
some taste of Kentucky Burley
tobacco.
Why do so many "regular
men" buy Lucky Strike
cigarettes? They buy them
for I lie special flavor of the
toasted Burley tobacco.
There’s the big reason
toasted, and real Burley. Make
Lucky Strike your cigarette;
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