Morrison & Lowe
UNDERTAKERS
Calls Attended to Promptly
Dav or Night
SCIO
OREGON
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SHELBURN ITEMS
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Johnny Griffin returned Sunday
| evening from Northern Washington
October 17
where he has a job as attendant in
an aaylumn
He made the journey
of J imi miles in two days
Mrs. Mcl^am is able to «it up a
Shr I« CO®-
few hours a day now
valescmg very «lowly.
(■laud t'hurchill and family were
visitor« at the ('.rum* home Sunday.
Mr«. Ern«-»t McCrea and «mall
a»n Archie were visiting her mother.
Mr« Shilling, last Wednesday
Theron Ruascli called at the Me-
Ijsin home la«t week-end.
Alfred Powell and family were in
Corvallis Sunday
Marion Brown’s family 1« quaran
tined <»n account of »carlet fever,
Marion having it him«elf
Sunday was hunter'« day, a* gun«
were | oppmg all day
Th* Santiam
Oregoa Made Home hunting Vara«
Farm forbids any one hunting on it.
A great surprise for th« home knitters
a» there are 14 hunter's notice* up.
of On-gon. but «till a fact. Further
Should you be caught hunting on
more, thia yarn is abeotuteiy virgin
wool yarn; the wool »a« grown in Linn
th»« farm you will surely experience
count» sold
Mr. Senders to the < »re-
gon Worsted t'ompaay (mills located at
the virtue of the law. aa I have twen
Sellwood), made into worst rd yarn by
annoyed long enough
• on of C P. Bishop.
, n>|irwli>r of the Woolen Mill Store it
(ieorge Griffin called in on the old
Salem. ' »regon knitters try thia yam
man,
bringing a hindquarter of a
out
All colors, the per bail of 2 osa
fine mutton. Sure it was apprecia
■'ample* «ent on at>pi:cation. Address
G. P. Bishop. Box 75» Salem, Oregon,
ted. aa the old man has a full art of
teeth tor winter, as Harris Munsel
fl
■ays. sheep n eat.
The Pie Elater amused himself on
W . A. Ewing,
A. F.. Randall
Sunday by aettirg out 4<M) straw
1‘re.elent
Vice Pres.
berry plants and IO<> fine gteieeber*
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E. D. Myers. Cashier
ry plant*, aa the better the day the
Start » bank account today and
Harry R*nm>m. Walter George
provide for your future.
belter the deed.
You will find a checking ac
and Mr, Ortwein have gone to
Rudolph Wceeiy and family and a
count vrry convenient for your
Southern
Oreg n on a deer hunt,
InixlnrsM tranxartiono. We pay
friend came out Sunday for a win
interest on time deposit».
and expect to stay until the deer
ter's supply of squashes
season clone«.
Fill Kalina turned out Sunday ami
Mr. McAllister and family attend
, bought himself four head of fine
ed church at Stringtown Sunday.
dairy cows, as he is going to feed
James Bentz, formerly of Wash
DR. A. G. PRUT.
them on ensilag*.
ington, has come to »pr-nd the win
Pùvsician ani Sant«
Billy Kalina has moved onto his
ter with his brother, John Bentz.
new
farm, two mile* west of Scio.
Calls Attended
Fred Bowman and wife »pent
Jimmy
Crunvel and brother have
Day or Night
Sunday at the Flarl Gooch h >me
rented Joe and Billy Kalina’s farm
Mr. Hoagland, of Scio, wan visit
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an<l have moved in. They are rust
ing his fc»n. Hol-art Hoagland, over
ling bovs.
Sunday at Shelburn.
Oscar Fillpot and Eldon Griffin.of
Mr. and Mr«. lx*e (icorffc visited
Hamilton Creek, were down Monday
their old time friend«. Uncle Fat»
DR. J. W. GOIN.
looking for a fine bull from G. A. I
Aunt Lizzie Piatt. Sunday
and
Veterinarian.
Gnffio.
Authorised Auction Sala and Interstate They both have lieen quite »ick for
John (inflin went over to Shel-'
Inspector.
some time, but are improving alow-
burn Monday evening to visit with
Phone»:—Palace Feed Shed, 1H4 J
•y.
Residence, SOO R
Com. Brown, who is quite ill with
Mr. and Mrs C <>kings and little
ALBANY. OREGON
heart trouble.
•on spent Sunday at the Billy Manes
PIK KATEK
DR. F1CQ
home.
Dale Poindexter has just arrived
from
New York to join his family.
Office Hour» :
Dale
was
head manager <>f a train
RIVERSIDE LOCALS
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» to 12 A M.
L3Q to 5 P. M
load of »beep that were shipj»ed
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from Montana to New York and
Oclotwr 17
consisted of 40,000 head.
IT IS SOUND BUSINESS
Firnest Kelly and wife have mor
Marion Brown, who has been eon-
FOR YOU TO BUY
I fined to his l>«*d, is able to sit up el to their new home, which they
purchased from S. B Holt. It is
i now.
generally
known as the Ernest
Mr Fleskes. of Jefferson, as con
BECAUSE
Smith
place.
tractor. will H.N.n have the Jams»
> They have adequate Strength
Elmer Whstatone has purchased
Trollingi-r home completed, it is
!
fur the heaviest service
a
Ford
roadster.
' located <>n what was formerly th*
I They have that Tractiea which
The
Farmer's Union met Satur
John Smallman property.
;
hold* the road at speed in
day
evening
with J. H. Kelly acting
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any weather
Hiram Wolf wa« out hunting Sun-
I
as
president.
> Thev have Mileage amply suffi-
day
lltram believes in running
I
cient to render you 100%
The thimble club met last Thurs
them down if he can't get them any
;
service
day at the home of Mrs. Yonkers
I other way
’ They are hand-built, although
Music and
Quincy Crutnes is at Gates visiting with twenty prem-nt
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sold at the price of machine-
contests
were
enjoyed
by
all. Mis.
his son, Ihdmar Churchill, for a few
,
made tires
Hattie
DeWail
won
a
contest
prize.
days.
Every dollar you inve»t in them
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1 Dainty refreshment» were served.
*
is an addition to western
Mr and Mrs J. H Kelly motor-
wealth, it comes back to you
3 ANTIA M F (KM TOPICS
| ied to Lebanon Sunday and spent
’ IN QL’AIJTY, IN PRICE IN
the day with their »>n Arthur’s
SERVICE. THEY ARE
family.
October 17
Edgar Gilkev "p«-nl Sunday in Al-
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bany
Our heavy rain ha» delayed the
THE SCIO STATE BANE
Bargain Day Specials
$2.70 White & White
combination
10" Discount on All Stoves and
Regular $1.75 heavy No. I Galvanized Tub with
wringer attachment
$1.25
Regular >2.00 heavy No. 2 Galvanized Tuli with
wringer attachment
$1.50
Regular $2.25 heavy No. 3 Galvaniz«*d Tub with
wringer attachment
$1.75
Scio
Ore
N. I. Morrison
Barg ain Day Prices Only, October 29
Wesely’s Grocery
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SOUND TIRES
: Sound All Arouad
They am made in Tacoma and
•ok) in Scio by
W L. COHH A SON.
THE SCIO garage
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Riley Shelton
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Real Estate Broker
and Notary Public
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graveling of the cemetery hill.which
I» now imna'onble, and it in doubt
ful if it I» finished thia 'all
Johnny Crabtree came out Sa tur-
day for a hunt. Failed to get any
birds, as they are scarce.
The old man returned home laut
Thurwlay from a week's visit with
his daughter. Mr- LI» Graham, at;
Monitor
Found all well and happy,
Joseph Roliesh.of Texas, has rent
ed the A. R McDonald farm and
moved his family there list week,
The Crenshaw family are quite an
aaset to our community, aa they
are the proud parents of eignt chil
dren. Five of them are of school
•ge
of AR.
1 ArdenMeDunald.grandson
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McDonald, writes from Arizona
that they have a big baby girl at
their house. Arden is an ex »tidier
boy and resided many years at Scio.
1 <afe Schien man has moved his
family to Mr. Frietag's house
which la known as the Crandpe
Keg
21 10-lb can» Maple Flavor Karo Syrup
$1.66
Sale
Si. 33
24 boie« Dr. Let ¡ear's Stock and Poultry Tonic
4N can» Koama KI ran «er
100 bars White F lyer Soap
30 4-lb. pail» Cotlol.tfi-, good for soap grease only
3 dozen pair« of Men's Cotton Sox, brown, black
and navy, per pair
To My Patrons-
The first Bargain Day was a success with us.
We thank you for your patronage and hope you
will visit us again this Bargain Duy and every
day.
Sincerely yours
J. F. WESEL Y.
Help Your
Moulters
Moult
HINK of the amount of hen rnrrtr, vitality and red blood
required to jrow 4 thousand feather» —the average plumage f
A moulting hen ooeda gixxl health t><xd appetite—good digestum.
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Dr. Hess Poultry Pan-a-ce-a
hslps poultry through the moult and »tart» pullets »nd moultml
hen» to laying
It contain» toi iro (<,r the S|>|«litr, tonic» to »id
digesti<>n
It tones up the dormant esg <>ritin>
Il eontama
iron that give» a moulting hen n< h, re I blond ind a red eomb
No diaeaae where Pan-S-ee a u f. I
By all mean» feed your
mmdtiug bens I»r. Ilea« Poultry l‘»n »-cc a.
IF. AunJfa rA. £>r. //.«a I m .
Colt an
HIBLER (& GILL CO
Dr Hess Instant Lopse Killer Kills L£cgJ
had a nice time looking over my old |
stamping ground*. •«* fine crop*
Now in the Time to Purchase Your
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OREGON and people prospering. On my re
turn home I brought 43 line S. C,
Ask these well known men why they porehaaml our plant:
White Leghorn hen» to recruit up
C. BRYANT
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II.
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opeland.
Crabtree; Win. Volkman, Crabtree: Walter Hlarklsirn,
my Stock. I also visited my grand
Hcio, George Sehlerth, Crabtree; O. B. Keebler, Lebanon; Walter Po
win's poultry farm of 2IHH) chickens, Baum place
land, Shnld
Anti many others.
301-3 New First Sabonal Bank Bldg and he now ha» orders for 28,000
Mr. Crenshaws have tne finest
Paul Automatic Water Systems
concord
grapes
we
have
«em
in
l>aby
chicks
He
ha»
20
incubators.
ALBANY
OREGON
Perfection Milking Machines (Nature's Milker)
Elmer Griffin cam* near gelling j these parts
Orville Gilkey has traded a Jersev
married Sunday, an a young widow t
Anker Hol th Cream Separators.
The Only Self B»d-
pas«»-<l his bachelor hall in an auto cow to his Uncle ¡¿Kinard for a
ai.ced
Bowl
GLASSES FITTED
and he winked al her as she panned. Holstein cow.
Electric Wiring by I jcenaerl and Bonded Men—Estimates
BY
Oak View school opened today
Mrs Lulu Milligan is having the
Cheerfully Eurnished
pleasure of a new visitor a baby with Mi« Rachel Cooke. of Silver-
girl for company. Both are getting ton, aa teacher, with an enrollment
THE ELECTRIC STORE. Inc.
of fifteen pupils.
along nicely.
PRICES REASONABLE
327 W Firat »V
Phone 3D.
ALBANY.
Old I*. O. Building
W A Gilkeys have a new member '
The Santiam F arm if rented to Ed
Private office for examinations
Kalina, an he hi <4M of our I mt far in the family- It's th - school ma'am.
F M FRENCH A SONS
A harvest festival is to I* held ' is to he a Hallowren affair. Ralph
mers. acuop» them all in fine crops,
If you are nerdinc printing of
McDonald,
our
teacher,
will
help
¡any
kirvl you can do no better than
at
Riverside
school
house
Saturday
plow«
deep
and
»pare«
no
pains
in
ALBANY
putting the ground in good
The program with it.
br eoming ta The Tribune.
/Ihtlratli Obtained, f.tamined
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
Graduate Optometrist
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FARM UGHT & POWER OUTFIT
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