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of Lillian Beene, of California, is car for a Eord. but at present is us
lying at the point of death
ing a boat to get out of his place
Floyd Crenshaw arrived from During the recent high water hia
Lone Kock. Gilliam county. Thanks family Staid in the attic.
giving day to th« home of his par
A party of fifteen )>l-bekah*
ents. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Crenshaw
The Bartnik boy» came home from drove to Salem Monday night to at.
tend a lodge ceremony there. An
Hood River, Monday, where they
mviutiorf to attend at thi» time was
had bees working for some time it recived several days ago by Mrs.
took them 9 hours to make the trip .Julia Bilyeu, secretary of the local
Have Yoer Eye« F.xauwaed
. lodge, and was at once scceptr'd ' Many • biimi i»r»»n would now be co-
from Portland.
Edgar Gilkey left Saturday for a Theas going to Salem were; Misaes . joying the blessing* of »ight if proper
Marie Shei. Ethster
Humphries. ■ measure* had t*en taken ••«rly enough.
visit with old time friends in Cor
; Etta Moreom.
Alma Coxy Edna A painstaking- «cientific examination ot
your eye«. auch aa 1 make, might be a
vallis.
Buckner. Bertha i’atrnv. Mr«. Cora revelation te you.
J. G Holt and wife. Cletus Holt ¡Calavaa. Mrs. Julia Bilyeu, M. I. C.
sod Clifford Kelly spent Thanksgiv Arnold and wife. N.I. Morrison and
ing at the home of Will Moore and wife, and Chris Bilyeu.
wife In Salem.
V. T. Wiglesworth and wife and
Fred Sommer and wife entertain ■ children, John and Frances, went
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ALBANY OAC&
ed Thanksgiving day with a big feed Thanksgiving at the F. T. Thayer
home. Mr. Wigglesworth and »on
of turkey, ducks and all the good
HAROLD ALBRO.
returned to Oregon City the follow
things that go with them. Their ing day to attend to busmens inter-
Manufacturing Optician
guests were
Mrs. Arnold Sommer, iests.
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of Ashland. Frank Sommer and fam
DR J. W. GOIN.
ily. 8. F. Zysett and family, W. A.
Veterinarian.
Treatment •« Mrf«f Cestisse
Authoris'd Auction Sal« and Interstats
Gilkey and wife. Marian and Frank
Inapi-ctor.
lin Gilkey and Newton Crabtree,
Phone«:—Palace Fred Shed. IH4 J
Residence, 6<M>- R
Mrs. Sam Stewart and youngest
ALBANY,
OREGON
eon have gone to Southern Califor-1
nia.
^.^Uletuh
Optome trist.
Our Farmer’s Union met the 19th..
Herman Zellar acted as president.
James Reilly and wife visited Sun
day at the Leonard Gilkey home, !
Mrs. Reilly has recently returned
from Portland, where she had lieen
for several weeks with her daugh
ter. Mrs Earl Brock, who has l>e«n
ill but is now recovering.
Will Wruk has traded his Dodge
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You’ll Find Your Want Here
W antsp Fresh young cow, must
be good and guaranteed bv sailer.
ll-Sc
J. F. W kski Y.
GLASSES FITTED
BY
Graduate Optometrist
PRICES REASONABLE
Private office for examinations
A normal nerve supply to any organ
ortaitef the body generate* nor
mal function and maintain» health.
If ws undemlacxt why and how nerve*
are interfered with we would then un
de ratand and appreciate method* of
apinal treatment. Spinal treatment
removes interference with nervea
and thia restore« normal function,
which promote« health in either
acute or chronic caae*.
Dr. H. H. Peters
e«i*n* 12SR3
Lebanon. Or»« or»
F. M. FRENCH & SONS
ALBANY
Riley Shelton
Real Eslate Rrolfer
and Notary Public
jlbUmtlt Obtained. Examined
OREGON
Shelton & Co., of the Sanitary
Market, want your veal and will call
for it; and poultry of all kinds.
3
FOUND—Good truck chain. Own
er c«a have same by proving prop
erty and paying for this ad. Call
at the Tribune office
Overcoats and
Mackinaws
S cums CARDS—Get your ”500”
score cards at the TRIHUKE office.
2 cent* per card. <g 2i ornLs per
rd by mail, postpaid. -
F or SAIJt~-On« Boxwood heating
stove, one combination healing and i
cook stove, dining table, and a num
ber of wnall kitchen utensils. All
• • • * • 4»
ola carrying by a strong rattle in priced to sell.
Dip
I jkxinaiui GlLKRY
h<* ballot box. E. Delxtng was
JORDAN ITEMS
C<>c*KitAi> soi » k S alk I will offer
lected road supervisor for this dis*
for
sale S. C. White I^eghorn cocke
trict.
November 2H
rels of J. A. Hanson's «train, which
No doubt nmny of us who had
are good vigorous fellows. You
Mrs. F. Flatman wax a J : inn
braced ourselves to go through the cannot offord to let this opportunity
•hopper Saturday.
fiery furnace of the comet’s tail pass to get good bird« at the small
N. Ender* and wife »pent Thanks Sunday were greatly disappointed price of 12.00 each until l»ec. 15th.
G. M Trollinger.
giving in Mt. Angel.
a hen Jupiter I’luviu* began his per- 1921.
Shelburn. Oregon.
John Sticha and a few lali n n
»rmance with the water works.
H
atching
E
qgs
V o * S ale I am
came to Jordan Tuewday to r<-ndyu,»i Sly! My I What poor gueanera wt
now booking orders for Hatching«'
alight damage» done to the flume by laas
Egg« of 8. C White I^eghorns of J. •»oeeeoooosooeooeeeeeeeoeoooooooeoeeoeeeeoooeeeooeeee
O bngon M jht .
the recent high water».
A. Ranson's strain mated to pedi
I
Sound and Vacuum Cup ;
Mr. Cornley’s little girl, who wa»
greed cocks. Can give you most
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Tires and Tuliea
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any dates you want at this time.
operated on Sunday. Nov. 20, at the
RIVERSIDE
LOCALS
81
HO
Per
setting
of
15
egirs.
14.50
Scio hospital. is improving speedily, I
Oila and Grea.nea
for 50, $8.00 per 100. Terms, 10
♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦
aa may be expected.
per cent with order, balance 5 days
M
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Storage Batteries
November 28
The road meeting on Saturday,
before delivery.
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Auto Paint* mid Enamels ;
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Mm. Horace Munael received word ,»
G. M Trollinger.
the 19th, was responded to by a
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Shelburn,
Ore.
today
that
her
little
grand
»on.
child
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»ssss
good attendance, the tax for better
At Reasonable Prices
The Cloth in these Coats is Produced
in
Hibler & Gill Company
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FOR these long winter evening ■ you need a PHONOGRAPH
and you will select the one fan uus for its beauty and ten®,
the H ighest C lass T ai kin ». M achine in the W orld —
Corn
SONORA
The Instrument of Quality
Remember that at the Panama
it ion the S onora won
highest score for T one
At.tTY.
Brices range from
$60 to $1000
For further particulars,
inquire at
Corn
J'«' DENSMORE
.
has a car of fancy No. 2 Eastern Com in transit
due to arrive between Nov. I 5 and Dec'. I. The
Com market is changing
langing daily
daily, and it will pay
you to see him before buying. He will ex-
change Com or Millrun for other grain.
Slicha's Electric Store
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