The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, August 31, 1922, Image 4

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Did You Ever Lose
the Use of One Leg
Rheumatism Leaves
His Stiffened Knee
ING GLASS 1$ PINCHED
BY A MISALIGNED JOINT
"I came into the chiro-
Cntcior'H office supported
y two friends. .My knee
IMPULSES. CHIROPRAC’
• a » m stiffened and the leg
TIC ADJUSTING RE­
drawn up. I had no use
MOVES THE FRESSURC.
of the leg. It was rheu-
THE UFPf R NERVE IS
nintiam they »aid. but the
chiropractor found a bone
in my Npine causing prea-
NUie on a spit h I nerve and after his adjustment* had
roue on for a time the leg suddenly limlx-n d up ttnd
am well. I would urge all |>er*on8 who have suffer­
ed h . h I did, to turn to chiropractic. I gladly make
this statement that those who are ailing may know
where to go. ” Alear Gagne, Chiropractic Research
Bureau, Statement No. 1332B.
PINCHED NERVES CANNOT
TRANSHIT HEALTHFUL
An Appointment
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to find out whnt can I»« done in your case can l»e
made by telephoning 87.
DR. O. L. scon'
CHIROPRACTOR
Phone 87.
414-11» U. S Bank Bldg
Salem, Oregon
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of vegetables anti berries, as they
mean to furnish the t>e«t the county
affords.
erel
Look
We have taken the agency for the
Mogul
lor all purposes,
¿-year unconditional guarantee
The Best on the Market
Local Market Quotation«
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Pork. No 1
6
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12
volt Il lìate Mi Ampere
volt li Hate lini Ampcr»
volt 15 Piate 13) Ampere
volt 7 liale fii) Ampere
Hour
Hour
Hour
Hour
Batterie*
Batterica
Batterie«
Ha itene«
Radio “B” Batteries
24
SO
100
24
SO
100
Volt
X olt
Volt
Volt
Volt
Volt
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Mahogany l aw, Ten
Mahogany Case. Ten
Mahogany Cane, Ten
Fir Cane, No Switch
(ir Cass, No »witch
Fir Case, No »witch
Point »witch,,
Point witch .
Point Switch..
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Prices
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40 82
42.74
Prices
Ill.SO
18 ou
.Mt, OU
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14.00
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Bartu Motor Co
26.00
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THE Si’ll) STATE BANK
.42
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F kkd
1 11.45
Mill run
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12.25 2 66
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JORDAN ITEMS
J Scratch
2 65
Egg producer
Ground barley - ------------- -- — 2.10
August 28
1 MO
Rolled torlev
I 86
Shelled corn, eastern
Kai Chronic made a trip to Inde­ Ground or cracked com
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pendence Monday
8 00
Growing feed
Mr. ami Mr* Clark, of Portland,
F uhr
are visiting the la'ter * mother..Mrs. Hard wheat
»2.10-2.15 2.26
1 50
Soft wheat
Privett.
Tom Phillip* and »on. Galen. were
In Salem Wednesday.
Si Phillipa ha* the »tore wired and
Real Etlalt Rro^er
ia now sporting electric lights.
and
Notary Public
Adelia Underman wa* visiting
•Ihilraih ( >blatntd, ¿ramtnrd
with Mary Swindt last Sunday.
S. J. Bender ha* le-en a busy KIO
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miller thia week receiving grain.
The young folk* put on a weinis
Mimnisiritif s NRici
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mast at the hall Sudday evening
Notice ia hereby given that the un­
dersigned haa been duly appointed by
and had a rousing time.
Riley Shelton
Standard Size Plates (YS)
of foil between it and th« bottraa
pap«r
Next, piara th« other. fra>*4
and »pre».! the ume way «ti th» u|>par
pl««w of foil at the ot>i»«M« end sag
with a few dr-'ps uf hot iwrafllo« Rx
them In piara >>n the *<!r*a of tha
paper, TMi roll the «hol», being
careful not to dlsplara th* toll (ibi»
niay he «retired in each piece of iMpar
with a feu dr.-p* of ¡Mirathue at the
edgra) end form ■ »matt rylln.ter Fig
2N.
Wind the cylinder tlgtitiy with
fine thread at each end. ■■ shown. or
wrap with «dhrrlv* t»|>e and dtp th«
whole Into h--t |.»r»ffliie In using this
o«idm«»T with a criatal set It I* •«ily
n».-.-ir> tu «hunt or cunoect It.
a< roa» your ph<-n» receiver wire«, hut
if u»ln* It In ■ va< uum tube set you
tnu«t u* a grid-leak «bunted *<-roaa
It. Thi» I» merely a piece <>f cardboard
plant! Itetuceti two binding posts ar
lenttlnal» and with several *»f! lead-
pendí line» drawn acroM It from post
la po»l
In -.rder to b« sure that a
good comic tlon I* made draw p«ncfi
mark» about the h- >• where post* aru
to t.e ln*rtrd The distance t>»tw««o
|H<»ta »hould be n<>t <n»r tire eighth*
<>f an Inch.
Sometime» drawing Ink
(made of carbon, for writing Ink will
not *rve) la u*«d In place of lead
IHHM-ll. Hui the latter ha* the »>lv*nt»g«
that the line« can be varied or ad-
jitatnl to ghe beat re«ult* by mean*
of an w»wr,
Varlah
-ndeiiser* ar» much mors
dlfhi ult to make and while any In-
genloua I»-' -un make them. It to
usually cheaper to purchase th»m
ready made
There are two common
forme «i e ktoiwu as the allding plat«,
Fig 26 the other as the rotary. Fig ZT
The former cmntota of a number of
metal lítale» which slid« back and
forth in a frame, case or bo* provided
with grtMoe* and flx<*d plat»». Ths
rotary tyi»e enuatata of ■ number of
«enilclrcular plat»« of metal ao Br­
ranged aa to rotat« or ewing past a
serle« of flxrd disc*
In each form,
th* atr space* between the plate* cor-
reapond to the waxed paper betwewa
th« atrip» of foil on the fixed coo-
den«er*. By mean» of rlthvr of these
two variable form» tine adjustment
of ca|aiclt) may l>e obtain««!. .Many
people cannot understand the func­
tion of a conden-er. hut. broadly
■peaking, it Is to »tore up electrical
energy and then suddenly relraae It.
■• the current passing through I* In-
terrupt'-d varied or broken, or. la
oilier Word*, to Increase the oactlta-
t lewis
Although tu.-I »mall seta will op-
erate with a tlv.-d .-«ndenaer and a
variable one 1« not neceaaary. yet th«
variable type will always Improve th«
receher and will permit much finer
tuning Ihmi a tuning coll of any typ«
by lt*if,
F oit . try . V xal . ano bica
Sunday was an interesting day. a
W. A. Ewing.
A. E. Randalt
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Hens. 4 lb* and over
Preaxlent
Vice Pre*.
large crowd being in the woods
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Hens, under 4 H m
E. D. Mv«r*. Cashier
hunting wild twe»
Several good
Springs,lA-ghorn*.under lj lb ia .15
htart a bank account today and
course* of tree* were found, a* the
provide for your future.
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Other springs, over 1| Ito
You will find a checking ac­
wood* are full of them
We found
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Coeka ____________________
count very convenient for your
one tree, and expect to renew our
busim-iia trapKactiona. We pay
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Veal, fancy no. I
interest on time depoaite.
hunt toon.
Dressed pork. no. 1 blocker* » .14
Don't forget the Santiam Farm is
.23
t«g*. cash. 2lc tra<ie
well loaded with himalaya berries.
.23
Eggs, white select. _ _______
Could not t»e finer 20c a gallon.
FIE EATER.
Dry Storage
Batteries
a hyatt vfjiriu .
XL CONDENSERS
The* appliance« are • wet impor
David Hurshurgh baa ordered a taut part of ■ wire*»* *«t. a* with
Ford son tractor, aa he now intends .Hit them the eatlllallena, eves If
to show people h<>w to farm without detected by the Instrumenta. Would
I» ter, weak «nd faint
They are
plowing and seeding in the mud.
divided broadly into two rlaaæa known
Newton Crabtree i* getting along
Fl ted Cotiden*ra and Variable
nicely with hi* new house, a* he haa C<mden*r«. the former being the »imp
tbe foundation completes! ami ex­ leaf, «nd the latter the must rdtrienl.
pects to have structure finished by f<* while a fixed condenser ia al«ay« of
one c«i>ac1ty and can only be ln>-r«w«ed
Christniaa.
or de« rvaaer* by adding to or «uh
Mrs. Nina Myers, who ia at tha tract in* from th« nanther of aitarla
Uw varialde typa may ba alterad or
home of her parents, Uncle Tommy
adjusted at will by a knob or handle,
Sn.aU and wife, la improving nicely tbu* tuning or adjusting th» receiving
from the operation performed upon circuit eaaetly aa a tuning coll to ad
juatrd. but much more dettestely. a*
her two month* ago for the remov­
the adjustment of a tuning coll com
al oQfall stone*.
■4M» In »faorlMilng th» let.giti of coll
Under the supervision of Mr*, by Jumping connection* from one turn
of wire to anottwr to alter wave
lx*. out Sunday school is going on length», where«*. Ute ctmdenaer *d
nicely, though th« attendance is juetmmt I* *lt»w. aven and gradual sud
altera capacity ; but It must hot l>a
light because of the hot weather.
forgotten that for «Irete«» telephony
Ed Kalina made three runs the receiving. both a c«nden*r am! »ome
past week to Scio, one to hi* broth­ »ort of coll <ar «Imiter device mini he
employ awl to get aatlafactory resulta
er-in-law's, hi Chrx. <-ne to Crab­ The aim pleat form of Axed <x>n<len*r
tree fur chop, and the balance of cottatela of a number of alternating
the time he put in disking and I aul- •beeta of tln-faatl and waxed paper or
mica, the alternate sheet» of toll be­
Ing Wood. Yea. he keeps busy.
ing cotmeefed by «Ire* «hlcli are In
lx*ster Bilyeu ia Hying around turn connected with the terminal*
where required.
getting ready for bin big «ale. as he
T<a tusk» a fixed ccndrusrr It to only
ia anxious to get started tn hi* old necessary to lay sheets of tin foil be-
home in Montana, where there are tween »beet» of waxed |*a¡*er and con-
met them.
A very «ffi'-tent little
oil wells <>n all side* of hia farm.
fixed condenser. to ha um «1 by shunt
We regret very much to give him Ing aero»» the receiver* of a small »et.
UP. as he ia a fine man and a good or a* a grid condenser with a vacuum
tuta« sat. can be made a« shown In
neighbor. But such i* life, we have
Fig 23.
Have aome arnooth tin full,
to part witn our deateat friends.
free from lióle» or teara. and cut ten
Eldon Griffin, while working for piece» about on» Inch tn length and
one half an Inch wide. Then, from
Archie Kav. got iminlullv hurl Sat­ thoroughly «tied paper- »hieb ran
urday evening when a horse kicked tie purchased or can be mada by soak­
him on the chin, dmlocating one side ing good quality writing p«i>er In
|>«rathne wax cut three piece» 2‘*
uf hia jaw and breaking the upper In. he* In length and 2 inches wide On
and lower plau-s of hi* $50 wt of ■ me of the* pleraa place a piece of
faJae teeth. He >vas rendered un­ the full; then cover thia with a wcaatid
strip of paper. {dace tbe other strip of
conscious. and »>me time later wa* full over this and «-over with the
last strip of paper. He very sure that
found in that condition.
the awlga-s of tbe tln-fuil are well with­
M imi Bertha Cary, of West Scio, in the margins of paper «nd are ac­
ano Mr*. Johnny Morn*, of Seto, curately In liti» or centered In fact,
came out Monday for a abort visit tiefora placing them. It Is wise to draw
a square the »a* of the farli on each
with their old time friend, Mrs. S. pie. » of Iwaper, spacing It equidistant
W Gninea.
from edge*, and arrange tbe futi to fit
thia. Fig 24. Next cut two piece« uf
The Scio hotel was represented
light «Ire flv« or »H Inches lung
Monday afternoon at the Santiam (flexible stranded wir« to t>e»t). »prea.l
Farm by the landlord, the cook and the strands at «OS end of each piece
apart and piara one of the* frayed
daughter, coming out for a supply
and »pread ends <at> liar lowest piece
nerve
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The Lucas A- Bilyeu threshing
crew finished up Sunday, making a
Diev little run for a poor crop year,
Did you ever lose the uae of one leg when it seemed
that there was no reason for it? That is wha» fre­
quently hapitena in rheumatism. But when the pain,
the swelling and the disability all settle* in one place
there is a reason for it which will be found in the
■pint.
No two laws of rheuma­
tism are exactly alike.and
the ca*e that get* your
HEALTH FOLLOWS
neighltor in the right
C8IR0WIKTK CMRtCTS
knee, making one leg we-
PBtSSURt 08 SPINAL
ta*. may affect your left
arms iHOistAsrs of
hip Thia I b easily ex­
THE rOLLOWIN6O«6MS
plained. No two |yer»eii*
have exactly the name
at no
kind and degree of dis-
MS
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turhance to spinal bone
NOU
alignment.
In one the
THgMT
disturbance
may
affect
A8MS
the nerve to the knee and
HtABT
the weakness will center
KLbNtrf
there. In another, it may
LA ER
AV STOMACH
be in »he hip. But in
‘V PANCREAS
either
ease the misalign­
?SPLtEN
ment
ia
discovered by the
’\ KitnilTS
chiropractor
and by his
BOWtlS
«kill he regtona the cor­
APPfNOIX
rect alignment and Na­
at Aetna
ture restores health.
lost« UHM
UNDER THE MAGNIFY­
How to Maim and Uae It
Au«
By D O. L. SCO IT. Ph DC.
T he lowra
THE HOME RADIO
Everybody ia all scratched up now
and »till the evergreens «eep rolling
in. They are 4 jc at Phillips' store.
Gale Phillips ha« a new Ford
truck and will *oon »tart working a
milk route.
1‘ oiaa D ot .
Sa torn be to th* Tribue*
ONLY $2.85
West Scio
• to
Portland
and Return
Sale bates
w9l suNsrr G®»
|0W<aa«MMkl
Fr»<lay, Sat­
urday and
Sunday
Tuesday fol­
lowing sale
list««.
A»k Agent About
IS Day and Season Far«*
Freuuent Service nt Convenient
Hour* with all modern travel
comfort«
the county coart of Linn county, Ore-
For further particular* ask asante
En, »dmi matra tor of the estate of
»ry A Riehardaon, deceased.
All person» having claim* against »aa! ■
estate are reque»t*d to present the
same to the undersigned, with proper,
JOHN M. Hi t ITT.
voucher* therefor, within ail month* '
from the date hereof
General Passenger Agent
Dated thia Rd day ot
of Ai
August. A. D.
Lav Sum.ma.
ISO.
If you are needing printing of
Administrator.
L. M Crat, Atty, for Admr
any
kind you ran do no better than
Date <>f Rrst publicattoo. Aug. 10, 1822
by
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tn The Tribune.
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