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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1922)
. t • ' v?' t » .• r • * -A* ’St? ' I NI IF Ufi •‘ATX: Rose Cold Victims Don’t Uke June By D. O L. BOOTT, C. Along in the month of June when the rose* bloom and the bride march*** to the alter, cornea a perni cious trouble known ae “rose cold,” because it come» when th«- rows are in bloom and. like hay fever, af fects the air paxoagex. Row cold in a forerunner of hay fever. Those who xuffer from rose cold are invariably victims of hay fever a little later in the HEALTH FOLLOWS xt-ason. Now it is agreed CMlffOWKTK CORRECTS by all authoritiee that PR15SURE ON SPIRAL rose cold is a xub-normal NfRYES IN DISEASES Of condition of the air pas- THE FOLLOWING 0«(iAN5 aagex and can only be eliminated by “stepping- up” the vigor and tone of t*aj the nerve cells and tis NOM sue». Thia is naturally THROW done, by chiropractic xpt- ASMS n a I adjustment*. N o HEART other way to restore nerve K LUNGS impulses in any given X LIVER *y stomach imrtion of the body is 'Y PANCREAS known. That is why chi 1 ? SPLEEN ropractic succeed» where AIDNerS everything else has fail •owns ed, both in this disease APPENOtX and in hay fever. BLADDER L0MSIIMM T he LOWER NERVE UNDER »HE MAGNIFY ING GLASS IS PINCHED BV A MISALIGNED JOINT PINCHED NERVES CANNOT I /J * /' /•• Cause Is Removed “Being the victim of row «»Id and hay fever for m. riy year». Hn<| hav ing till’d many different treatment» with no re MOVES THE PRESSURE. sult. in fact the trouble THE UPPER NERVE IS Beemed to get wrurae. I FREE AS NATuat INTENDS.. waa»kepti< al when I tried chiropractic, hut on my oath I testify that ! wax entirely relieved.” G J. White, xvrom to before E B. Jones. Chiropractic Re- xearch Bureau Statement No. 1272H. TRANSMIT HEALTHFUL IMPULSES CHIROPRAC TIC ADJUSTING RE before you telephone K7 for an appointment and make it today. DR. O. L. SCOTT CHIROPRACTOR Phone «7. wife motored to Eugene Sunday. , The Kellys visited Mrs. Kelly’» sis-: ter. Mr» Janie Baber. Mrs David Smith accompanied them home to Salem. Oregon HELEN JOHNSTON WEDS Scientist Conquers Becomes Bnde oí Roy I .ee, oí —Many Other Nervousness Port Orford Items of Interest. .Vine Centers Fed tri th Southing. Htiding Force * X : FISK TIRES RED-TOP 30 x 356 Extra Ply of Fabric—Heavy Tread Price $17.85 OR poor road«, for heavy loads, for hard use anywhere the bisk Red-Top cannot he equaled for small cars. An extra ply of fabric and a heavy tread of extra tough red rubber make a strung tire built to meet exacting conditions. Time after time one Red-Top has outworn three ordinary tires. Its distinctive looks indicate your selection of a high-grade tire while its extra mileage more than justifies your choice. F There'» a rtilt Tire of extra value tn every sine. for car, fru<l or »peed uagttn Father’s Day was otaiervH at the Sunday school with a short pro visit at Will Maapdt'a. D. H Hildreth, of above Scio.has gram. as follows; Reading. “Re member Father,** Edna Gilkey; purchased the last grade cow l^on- reading. “Deeper.” F.ffir Sommer; | «rd Gilkey had. a Holstein. The eolo. "Let Me Hear the Songs My Gilkey herd now consists of pure Father Card to Sing." Mrs. S B bred Jerseys. Il pays to advertise Holt. Roars were presented to all in the Tribune. We hope to see a large crowd at fathers, white ones to those whose fathers are decemo-d and pink ones th* Coaatnunily Club meeting next Monday night. You will lind a to th<*«e whom* father» are living Will Menprlt and J. li Kelly and , royal welcome awaits you. Your Health Can’t Start j ¿ f.tf Hill. Il hod been many »ears slues they had been there The men ar« sons of Fred Browning Arnold work» in a bank <n Salem and Fred ha» a farm near there, Jo. Kitchen has returned from the L>»s Angeles electrical school. The following attended the Jersey picnic near Marion Saturday: S B. Holt and family. T M ami J. G. Holt, Mr. and Mrs Scott and l*oy% Lucile Sommer and Leonaid Gilkey and family. Mrs. John Ih-Wall was operated on in Albany Saturday for appendi citis. Mr. DeWall la able to get •bout with • crutch. O. L. Holt ami family spent Sun day at T M Holl*». Dorris Smith. of Albany, is assist ing Mrs Frank Ih-Mall in caring for the John DeWail home. The following are attending sum mer school in Corvallis for two weeks: John Scott, lz>na Zyaael. Marion ami Aden Gilkey Mrs Tim Kelly is ill with the mumps at the home of her parents. the John Reilej*. Mae Higginbotham •nd children are visiting at W E. Serflinga Frank Prokop ami family and Ira Serfiing visited in Silverton Sunday. Alvin Gilkey is home from Uaah- inglon. Mrs. W. E. Serfiing and Margaret > visited at Lacmiib Sunday . Orville Glikey ami S F /«ysset have returned from Tillamook. Eethel Zyasct visited at home one day last week. She is stay ing at I Claude Hyde's, near Corvallis. "Health. Navvy, la like an air cuatoon. It sasM th- jolts of Ufa wonderfully. ’’ K •‘.»Ji c -• vv* 5/ ■ -A *• Agent A C. Heyman says: “We spent thirteen days in the office and thirteen days in the field, of which many wete from twelve to- fifteen hours per day. We had 71 office calls, wrote personal letters and eight circular letters with a cir culation of 171* copies We wrote five articles for local papers, an- ■ swered five questionairee. traveled’ tJOO miles by suto. and visited 76. farmer». We were present at one project meeting »nd five miscellan Ha» Been Busy eous meetings attended by a total« In his monthly report. County of ‘J2V people ” Railroad Travel Costs Are Down TO ) H( ’( ) Gilkey. June IX--A Oretty bon»e w«dding took place at the home of j James Johnston Saturday afternoon when his daughter. Helen, became the bride of Roy La«, of Port Or ford. Rev. J. J. Cañóles, of Leba ' A bounteous repast Msrvrlou» results In giving almost non, officiated immedist« relief in cases of nervous was terveil at 6 o’clock. Mrs. Lee ness, slerph-esnes», brain-fag and kin has lived near Thomas moat of her dred ailmsnts have been rtemonstrated life where her friends are numbered ¡ by means of horn*- application of high- She ia a freqiency electricity. These results by her acquaintances ar«- described in a free book that can graduate of Monmouth college and be igitained from the Itenulife Violet ha» spent several years teaching in Hay llt-adquarlsrs. Salem. Oregon. Linn county and elaewhere. The thousands of volts of electricity, beat wishes of the community fol vibrating so rapidly that they are as painlrs» m a ray of sunshine, are 11 low these young people. The fol- The applied to S' v part of the l><«iy I — lowing were pr< mt at the wad immrdiate result is • feeling of ding; Jame« Johnston, Ixsma and otrenth. confidence ami well-being. Guy Johnston. Herman Johnston The nerves are steadied, vital organs and family of Lebanon. Mias Agnes are stimulated and the entire body re-; ■pomla tn its strengthening influence. ' Johnston. Mrs. Minnie Smith and success in the treatment of more than Mias Ella Jiroeh of Scio, and Ciar t«X> disease» is reported by user«. <>et ■-nee Miller of Jefferson. The bride this health l-ook at once. and ifriwni left that evening for their new home. Rtniiiit ïi #: k hj HttoqurtffT. Mias Juanita Mespelt entertained Oregon the member« of her sawing club al Salem her home Friday afternoon. Cletus Holt is improving. Mrs. Julian Hrudka and two chil DR. A. G. PRUT dren visitad al Frank Prokop’» on Tueaday. Pluiciai aoi Sariwi Will Mespelt has a new Overland Calle Attended Four. bay or Night Arnold and Fred Browning and families, of Salem, called at Fr«d Sommer's Sunday to enquire U m mod to tbeir oM hums eo Hengry „</ EASTERN’ ( JIT Via the Scenic Shasta Route 25% Saving to San Francisco and Return Sale dates June 15 to 20 incl. I Final limit July 2Dth. SUMMER TOURISTS FARES East Through California Cttot much less this year. You may visit San Francisco, Izw Angeles and San Diego, wonder cities of the Pacific Coast. California's Charming Seashore and Mountain Resorts. Three National Parks and score» of inviting pleasure places. Swing East this way and see more of the US A. 1« HJNDTR1P IURIO 'IX) PORTLAND Are the Lowest in Years J.5( > J.( K ) For sale dates and other particulars ask agents. Plan now to make trip* this summer and take advantage of great reductions in railroad fares. For fares, reservations, train schedules, transit limits, stopover privileges or beautiful folders inquire of agents. SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES JOHN M. HCOTT, General I’awwnger Agont ■O «'< * ♦ I « - V' ’ ••'"W to : ir ■
