The Scio tribune., September 21, 1922, Image 3

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Coming to Salem and
Albany
Community Fair
(C«>ntinu«>d from page 1.)
Dr. Mellenthin
was held, and in which it was urged
SPECIALIST
that an exhibit for the Forks of the
in Internal Medicine for the
pust eleven year».
S mtlatn be vlaved at the State Fair
and then taken to the cuunty fair.
It was explained
D oh Not Operilo
was needed
this amount
that alsiut
||0<l
for the exhibit, but
e>>uld not Iw raiaed.
atul the idea of auch an exhibit wm
therefore dtoppod. Since that time.
S ai km , Thursday. Svpbmlier 2l»f
at Marion Hotel, a:ul at
it has t»een communicated
to the
club that if this community
will
raise $20 and Ijebanon a like amount,
Albany business men will raise the
Balance and have President l««<>nard
Gilkey put on a county exhibit in
T wô hats Only
which the Forks <>f the Sanfiam will
«• strongly feature.!. This paper
t«diev«-s thig latter
No Charge for Consultation
worth
taking up,
suggestion
and
; triends to being forth
is
urges ita
the amount,
Poultry exhibit White ¡»»ghoriis. 1st
i and Al. Guy M.’Krught, (2 50.
Plymouth Hocks First, J It. Seipp.
Il 5o. 2if. Raymond Chromy. II. 3d. J.
II. Seipp, Mr.
Rhode Island R «Is - First,
nicks, II
Al. J «M* SctM, *1
Etrlraa 1’1 uni», first, W. A. Gilkey,
sir; "Al. Mrs A. Plummer, 25c.
Black curranta-sArat, Mrs A. Plum
mer. fcuc.
Filberts first, I .eo Ze liar. 50c
Walnuts first. ", A. Gilkey. toe.
Gr«|ies- first. Leo Ze liar. SI. 'Al. F.
ll. Horn, toe, 3d 2fic.
Extra vegetables'- Roans, first, Fran­
ces W raely. 50c, 2d. Al I'iumnier, ¡¿6c.
Cucumbers first. Frances W early,
50c; 2d. J. F. R«jckwell, 25c
Prppera first, J N. Bilyeu, 50c, 2d,
Al i’iummer. 25c.
Gassaba tirai, Lso Zcllar. 50c.
Kohlrabi first, "tn Sima, toe.
Sunflower first. Guy Mcknight, tor.
Sorghum graas—first, a. P. Crenshaw
toe.
Sards11 grass first. S. P. Crenshaw,
50e.
Bread first, Mrs. W. 1 Lee, sack
of Pheasant dour.
A ntnnlwr of inlerc»’ iisg changr*
SPORTS
have tieen made the chung.-s of
Horseshoe throwing contest first, importance are in th« w in i shield, I
Johnny Densmore and Hen Proepal, 12.
top an<l carburetor.
50 yard lash, boys up to 12 years
The top is of th« "oil« man” typo, 1
first. Gale Parrish, 60c.
lui yard dash, fre- -for-all— first, R a distinct departut«- f rott former '
School Shoes!
And we haven’t forgotten the men
and women either.
Scio,
Hitler & Gill,
Dr. Mrllvnthin is a regular graduate u> matter how small the contribution
Let'« let the state know
in medicine and surgery and la licens« d | .vill be.
by th«’ »tale of Oregon. He visit» pro
■vhat
we
have,
and then we will have
fesaiotially the more imjxirtant towns
and ci tic» and offers to nil who rill <>n the state coming to ua, and this ta a
thia trip free consultation, exo < t the
gixid way to let the t*e*>ple know.
expense of treatment when desired.
According to his meth«d of treatment Since writing th«- above. President
he does not <>|>eTate for chronic apjHin
hike? has received the information
Holla, II.
dieiti». gall stones. ul<’«'r» of stomach,
that “nothing was doing” atxiut it.)
tonsil» or adenoids.
5O-yard dash, girls up to 12 years
He* has to his credit wonderful results Right new meniliers were added to first. Alma i’hlllippi, 50e
in diseases of the stomach, II ’ er.bow«-ls. the list.
Hag rush- first, bid Holland, Sam
bl<«>d. skin, nervea, heart, kidney.l»iad
Stoller, Hobart Hoagland. H. E. Tobie,
The
following
comprise
the
names
der, be<i wetting, catarrh, weak lungs,
rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers ami of the exhibitors, the class of entry, 62.
Camel rac,- first, Eklrnl I »mg. Van-
rectal ailments
and the prizes won:
me
Shelton. It.
If you have been ailing fur anv length
of time and do not get any better. do
Fruit on plate Apples, 8. P. Cren-
not fail to call, as improper n>ea»ur<-s ' »haw, first 5oc, bccoih I 25 c .
The New Ford Arrive«
rather than disease an- VCTJ offeM the
Pear» W. A. Gilkey, first fair, arc
cause of your long standing trouble.
' ond 25c.
Remember above date, that consulta­
On Saturday Fred Bilyeu, local
Prune« Mrs. A Plummer, Al 2Sc.
tion on this trip wiil be free and that
dealer for Forde, drove up from
his treatment is different
Crabapple«—Dr Prill, first Me.
on
more per gallon of giis. As yet the
top and
wind»lue'd changes have
only l»een mail«« on the touring cur
mod*!«.
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Subscrilie for the Ttihune
Ford top*. It adds greiitely to the :
appearenc • of the car us well os ♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦«-♦*«•♦«**«♦♦*♦*«
being m«> e utilitarian
On th'
"W nu»!i :», tt e windsnield ¡
;; Scio Meat Market
slants fr««m the base to he rear.
By
1
:
1
doing a«> it is tv>w poxsb ■le to make
a practically weath«-r proof cowl
'
connection and to do aw ay with the
: We Buy Your Hogs
Í 1 l<i|«'i'lii-k 1...
l’r<i|>-.
necs-ssity of having an a ¡»roti to pro-
tert the ignition coils.
The nr* carburetors are smaller
j
than the former a'jd gt« c an added
Best 10 ears of ri«-l«l men First, J.N. Portland in one of th« new care. milage from ««ven to nine mile*
Mamed women must be acrompanied
i Bilyeu, toe. Al, W. E. Watson, 26e.
by their husbands.
Sweet corn First, W. T. I»w, $1.00
Address: 336 Boston Block, Minne­
Ai. Allen Gilkey. 50c.
apolis. Minn.
Hrs! general display of vegetable« -
| Al, Botitae Bilyeu. 12.50.
Heat general exhibit of grain, | bu. —
A great surprise for thehr«m< knitters First, Iwo Zcllar. 14.Ou
Best exhibit of com in stalk- First,
of Oregon, but still a fact. Further-
more, this yarn is absolutely virgin Chas. Pictka, 42; Al. Allen Gilkey, II:
Wool yarn, the wool was grown in l.inn 3d. J N. Bilyeu, toe.
county, sohl b) Mr. Senders totheOre-
l-argest w|ua»h First, J B Cou«y,
gon Worsted Company (mills located at
Sellwood), made into worsted yarn by 41; Al. J H. Hildreth, 60c.
Roy T. Bishop, sun of C. I* Bishop,
I .argcat pumpkin -F*ir«t, Al Plum-
pr«>priet««r of the Woolen Mill Store of mor, fl, Al. E*iwanl Pros pal. 50r. Al,
balem. < iregon knitters try thia yarn
out. All c«>lora. 45c per ball of 2 <»x» J .11. Hildreth. 25c
l argest cabbage - First, 8. P. t ren-
bamplrs sent on apid'cation. Addr* »»
Cut your farm
C. P. Bishop, Box 76. Sakm. <*r. eon.
atoaw. fl.
cost« in naif
Largest turnips First. Gurdon Gil­
with the
key, 11. Al, J. H. Hikireth, «Mfr.
Fordaon
liest »ix putatues k irat, H. Thur»-
b>n. 31. *A1, Norman I »mg, & c.
Save money
W A, Ewing'.
A. I R’..dJl
l.argeat muakmellon, 3 First, J. N.
on every acre
President
Vi. • I’res. lilyeu. fl. 3d 50r; id, Norman U»ng.
E 11. Myers. Cashier
plow<*d. with
2f>e
the Fordaon
btart a ban» account today and
l.argrat watermelon« First, J. N.
provide for your future.
Bilveu, ft. Al. Norman Long, Mie.
You will fiful a ch<eking
Multiply the
l-argrst tomatoes, 6 First, Norman
count very convenient for y«»ur
work of your
bus mess transactions
We ■ ay
I»mg, 31. Al. 8. P. Crenshaw, 50c, 3d,
farm tools
interest on time depo t-
J. H Hildreth, 25c.
four to six
Best display of pumj»kin/. 3— First, J.
times, with the
N Bilyeu, 31; 3d, Gerak! Gilkey, 50c;
Fordaon
:td, Norman l»mg, 25c.
Real Estate Broker
IL st display of squash, 3- First. J.N.
Cut vour hour®
and Notary Public
RByeu. 31; 3d. W. M Phillip. 5Oe. 3d.
in the field
N«*rman l»>ng, ^c.
4b'lr<ith ( iblainrJ. fit a mine J
over half, with
Beal display of beets -First J. H.
the Fordaon
K IO
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OREGON
Hildreth, SI. 3d. W. T. Lee. 25c
It taka« something besides engineering tn furnish a tractor like the Ford-
H«-st display of )M>tat<ies, I peck -
Give yourself
son to sell at thia aatoniahingly low price.
First, Norm«»» l<ong, Si; Ai, J. N. Bil­
an H-hour day
yeu. 50r. 3d. Max l»mg, 2fir.
you can with That something is owner confidence built on permanent antixf« jetton.
Best display of onions Leo Zcllar,
the Fordaon
There are 17<>.<MN) Fordaon tractor! in use wherever Power Farming in
STAYTON.
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first. St.
being done Fordaon is showing super or service.
Calla answered Pay nr S ight
Best exhibit cut flowers Firat. Mrs.
Tuberculin Teatina
ability of
If you are not using a Fordaon now. start right. The
\l Ewing, 32. Al, Mrs. Riley Shelton,
this remarkable power plant is cm ling farming coats
in almost
UK J W GOIN,
fl: 3d, Mrs. Wm. Sima. 6fir
every kind of work done, at the draw bar or from the belt.
Veterinarian
liest exhibit potted flowers First.
Authorirrd Auction Sale ami Interstate Mrs. 1 red Bihru, 32. 3d. Mr«. W, M
Ask us for all the details call, write or phone.
I naj<eet<»r.
*hdhi«. SI: 3d, Mrs. Herbert Shelton,
ptioneat-- Palace Feed ’•hed. IM J
tor.
Pitone 27
Residence, !MS R
Best exhibit fancy work First, Mrs.
A I.HA NY. OREGON
Chas. PlrUa, 62. Al. Mrs. J. D. Dm»
more. St; 3d, Mrs J. Beader, toe.
Snlxwrit* to th* Tribune
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This Value Has Never Been
Duplicated
Veterinarian
Fred T. Bilyeu •
Scio, Oregon