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LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES
Louie Po»v»r had on« of his hand*
mashed but no bones broken while
Mrs. Charles Irvine of Hubbard
repainng a binder at the Bartu
Is visiting relatives in Scio.
garage
Alex Powers of Lebanon was in
Mr and Mrs. F. T Bllveu and
Scio Tuesday,
laughter went to Pur tian. 1 Sunday
Dr. Prill wax called to Stayton returning Monday with a new Ford
yesterday on professional business
Ralph W Hassler and Mias Sylvia
Mrs Sarah Ashby of Tacoma is Thtliodeau. both of Scio, were grant­
visiting st'the h .me of her brother. ed a marriage license at the county
Albert E. Randall.
»eat Saturday.
A salesman of auto accessories
Mr and Mrs William Abbott.
Drive New Car».
DR J. W. GOIN.
The work on the cemetery hill is
Veterinarian.
n«>w un<lrr full headway. Nearly
Authorised Aurtksi Sale sn<> Interstate
12 feet in deu’h will be taken from
The Bartu Motor Co. reports the
Inspector.
the top to D deposited at the bot­ sale of Overland» to following; Tom
Phons«
Palace Feed ""bed. IM J
Resatene», MO R
tom of the hill on either side
Quigley, A, W. Arbuckle, George
ALBANY.
OREGON
Intelligent reached Srio Thurs­ Arnold.
Fred Bilyeu reports sal«*« of Ford
day of last week of the d«"«th of
For sale cheap. 1000 feet 1 inch
John Simpson, who liv«M here 20 cars during the month to A Kar-
pipe and 300 feet j inch pipe
In­
years ago. He married one of the n<>eh, Man m Arnold. C. C. Bilyeu, quire J F. Wesrly. Scio.
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Johnson girls.
D».«ath was cause-1 Ed Kalina. Joe Collins, John Fgr.
I am in the market for fat lambs
J. G. Shindler. R A. So-tl.
by cancer.
and sheep.
you think thev are
ready call, let me make you a price.
Monday. Mrs V J. Philippi and
4«»tf
J L R i > ih ;». k > > in
Sealed Bid» Opened.
children, Glen and Hmi. with Mrs
M< mw Titus hi«M themselves away to
Or ego« Mad« Home koHtlag Varas
Breitenhush whei» thsy will breath«-
Yesterday shortly aft« r 2 p. m..
A grwrt surprise for the home knitters
the mountain air and indulge in the Trustee Riley Shelton opened sealed of Oregon, but stall a fact. Further­
from Ballou A Wright. Portland, Riley Shelton and wife, Mrs. William
was in town Tuesday.
Brenner and Helen Myers visited
Cliff Harrold of Albany passed L. L. Calavan of near Dbanon last (
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through here Tuesday on his way Sunday.
waters for a month
To keep from, bids for the Scio figuring mills and
to Stay ton.
Dr. and Mrs E. G Cary, recently
getting
homesick
Mrs
i*hflipt>l hac property.
A dance will lie given at the Rich­ of Omaha. Nebraska, are visiting at
l ordered The Tribune sent her.
Some days ago a tentative propo­
ardson Gap hall Saturday evening. the home of the former’s mother.
sition
was made the creditors which
Printer
Brant
made
his
usual
Mrs
H
J
<
’
ary.
Dr.
Cary
goes
to
I
July 23d.
Everybody cordially in
has
been
held in altc/aii^-, so it may­
monthly
visit
to
Sal
m
.Saturday
af
­
Vi ted.
Tacoma the first of Angust to take
be
said
there
were practically three
ternoon,
going
by
way
of
Marion
Mrs. Julia Bilyeu, grand chief of charge of the department of path
bide to consider.
and
the
detour
around
Turner
The
the Pythian Sisters of Oregon, made ology in the hospital at that place
Alex Powers of Dban<m submitted
road was so rough and dusty that
an official visit to the Salem lodge
F. W. Seigler. who is visiting the
a
bid
of $12.0.’» I
he returned via Ankeny hill and
last week.
She was accompanied Thurstons on the Joe Quiglev farm, I
J.
C
Keller, also of l>d>anon, sub­
Hr -avs that whichever
bv Mrs. E. D Myers and Mrs. Viv­ accidentally fell from the porch Sun­ Jeffer» n
road one takes he'll wish he'd gone mitted a bid of 113,001. Ilia bld
ian Bilyeu
day evening and fractured some rib».
was accepted.
the other.
D. T. Haley wnd family of Free­ Dr. Prill attended the injury Monday
Unless
motorists
are
careful
an
water. Ore . are visiting Linn county
Mrs G. M Biggar of Covelo,
W. A Ewing and son arrived yes-
friends snd relatives. Mr. Haley is Calif . and Mrs J. J. Carr of La accident will happen al Morrison's
terday
from a camping trip at Cas-
corner, which driverscut r«-s,ardleas
now one of The Tribune family.
Grande. Ore., are guests of their
cadia.
We are told Al had hi* poc­
of the direction they are going. A
The opening of sealed bids for the mother. Mra. H J Carv. Also on
case in point occurred Monday when ket» full of fish
sale of the Scio mills property yes­ Sunday the family welcomed the
a car going east and one going west
terday called many out of town peo­ presence of Mrs Elizabeth Suther-
Horn
almost came together head-on in
I »nd of Tacoma, Mr» Irma Krlaay
ple here,
To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J A Davenport
rounding the corner, a collision was
of Portland, and El win G. Olson of
Dr. and Mra E. H Hobson, Mr
only avrrtr«l by l>oth heading south, of Roseburg. Ore., at the home of
La Grande
an«! Mra. E. 1. J one«, Roll Morri»
with nit over six inches space be- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R L.
Walter *‘hr<>my. the son of Mr
Thomas, at Lyons. July 12, a 10-
and Mi»» Eleanor Parrish »pent a
tween them.
and Mr* W. J. Chromy, fell from a
pound boy. All doing well.
vacation at Gold Beach. Ore.
E. Greathouse met with a near
horse Sunday evening and fractured
Lawyer Rua Wyatt of Alliany his crippled arm close to the shoulder fatal accident while working at the
Al Newbill and family of Dallas
came over Wednesday, being called) joint, making a very difficult frac­ bottom of a 25-foot well on the J.
visit«*d with the J T Funk family
here on account of th« prulmble sale ture to adjust.
H.
Jeely
place
near
Thorfins,
when
Thia is the sixth
last week.
Having heard of the
of the flouring mills.
time this arm has been broken. Af­ the rope broke allowing a bucketful
good work done by Dr. Fieq, Mr. i
of
dirt
t<>
fall
from
the
U>p,
striking
Mrs Z J. Clark, who has lieen ter three unsuccessful attempts to
Newbill look occasion to have eon- i
on the sick list the patl two weeks. ' set the bones, he was operated on him on the head. The bucket was
dented and several severe gashes cut siderable dental work done, all of
has been gradually improving, but by Doctors Prill and Wallace who in Greathouse's scalp Dr. Prill was
which prove«! high!» satisfactorv.
as reported yesterday her condition used silver wire to hold the bones called and attended the injured man
Harold Peery of Springfield was
in proper position.
who is rapidly recovering.
la serious.
visiting Scio relatives last week. On
Thursday he serve«! as chauffeur in
the MacDonald car on a trip to Al­
bany, His paaaengera were Mrs P.
H. MacDonald Mrs Sarah Morris
and Mrs J L. Cook from The Trib­
une home.
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FORDSON TRACTOR
DEMONSTRATION
July
25
26
27
July
25
26
27
26 FORDSONS AT WORK
You are cordially invited to attend this demonstration. See bred
T. Bilyeu I for full information
and a rree
free storage ticket tor
for your
nation ana
car wh ile in the city
I his demonstration will be held on a farm
in East Portland on the Powell Valley road.
List ©/ Activities:
The following i tn pie me nt a will be in itctiinl o|>eration with 26 Eor<l«<inx, working on h
detailed program for each «lav. If you are interested in tractors ami what a Eordson
will do, you should attend thia demonstration.
Stover Gnat Mill
Stump Puller Mack Hoist
Plow, Oliver Breaker Bottom
Stover Feed Cutter
Fresno Scraper. I man load 4 dump Money Maker Silo Filler
Lumber Tractor. Kline Attachment
Tac<> Mower
Full line Oliver Plows and Roderick
Hav Loader. Jackson Fork
Dan Harrows
Roderick Dan Mower
Hempy Cooper Rock Crusher
Oliver Mower
Binder
Martin Ditcher and Leveler
Wood Bros Thresher
Baker Road Grader
Swan Robinson Money Maker Baler i Byron Jackson Pumo
Erstead Hoist
Bean Sprayer
Oliver Cultipack
Dunham Cultipack
, Am sew Drill
Oliver Manure Spreader
Oliver Potato Digger and Planter
Daman Loader
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Sawmill, Taylor Iron Works
I Stover Wood Saw
FRED T. BILYEU
AuÜiurixed Dealer, SCIO.
more, this varn is absolutely virgin
wiavl yarn, the wool was grown in Linn
county «»Id by Mr. Senders to the Ore­
gon Worsted Company (mills located at
Sellwood}. made into Worsted yarn by
Roy T. Bishop, son of C. I*. Bishop,
proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of
Salem. Oregon knitters try this yarn
out. All colors. 45c per ball of 2 oxa.
"-atnplrs sent on appl-cation. Address
< P. I
m,OH gon.
Do You Know* Why Our Customers
Ask for Kryptoka?
Because Krvtitok lenses and blanks
are of the finest quality.
Because Kryptoks are the only In­
visible bifocal and thev give the
greatest amount of satisfaction to
the wearer.
r
Op/ am e trifit.
Al niNY OAL 6
HAROLD ALBRO.
Manufacturing Optician
Dr.W B Richardson
Eyesight Special**!
The city of Brownsville is winner
in the paving suit recently brought.
Rcl Fox Furs lz«st Alxiut 2 mi
east of Crabtree. n«*ar Bob Pepper-
ling's new house, Sunday, Finder
(). C. I
¡»lease notify me thru mail
Pepperhng. Crabtree, Ore.
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Try a can of French motor oil for
sale by Fred T. Bilyru.
IN 2l
Shelton & Co., of the Sanitary
Market, wanl your veal and will call
for it
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For Sale Cheap
One 19W> F«rd touring car I2<xi (XI
One 1917 Ford touring car S2&0.00
IN 2t
Fred T Bilyeu.
For »ale • A Cameron rilu, Kx24 feet. :
in good condition. for ♦!«»». J. T. Funk.
At H<»TE1. SCIO every Saturday
Glasses ground to order.
eyes perfectly fitted
Weak
M i one piece special ground glasses
make young or old go«! eyesight for
reading, close work or distant vision
— All glasses rittcnl by me are war­
rant«^ to give satisfaction.
JEFIER8ON, ORE.
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1 lie Reason
WHY
CHERRO FLOUR
sells without much advertising is
BECAUSE
Every user is an advertiser.
The manufacturers of CHERRO flour
absolulely guarantee old wheat flour
for the next 90 days.
Use the word CHERRO in ordering
flour and bread baking will be easy.
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