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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1922)
re*» A. THE SCIO TRIBUNE DR. A. G. PRIIX PliTitciM ani Snitm Calls Attended Day or Night tare of Yick So I ong Chinese Mtlicme and Tea Co* lias mvvticine which will cure any known disease. Not Open on «undav* 153 South High Street Sakin, Oregon Phon* 2M BREAD rhe moat important food should be pure and wholesome. You can have pure and wholesome bread by telling your grocer to deliver Cherro Flour. Poultry Feeds I hot are right in quality, fight in price, will give the right result*. Ask your fecd dealer to supply you with that kind, Cherro Poultry feeds. jCrrl Stock Feeds 'inter calle for strong er leer’s. A good time to use a well balanced feed, end have your feed itore supply you with, Cherro Cow Chow. Cherro Mo Inasr* feed nad Cherro Pig Chow. (Coatinurd from pag* 1 ) discovered that many care* of in- •anity can b* cured, and hav* been cur«d. by the extraction of «boss teeth Another disease, very prevalent around here I* pyorhaa alveolari*. This disease is not an ailment of th* tooth itsrlf, but of the bony socket in which the tooth i* in- planted. Tarter and unaani .ary conditions of the m<>uth favor the heart of thi* disease, and lhe l>one surrounding the tooth I* slowiv dis integrated. pus flow* from th* socket ■nd the teeth iw-came loose and tender. When in its beginning day*, thi* can b* easily checked by prophlactic treatment, but when far advanced, extraction I* the only remedy. THl'UiliAY. Nov. 1«. 1922 A* the patient i* continually aval- Ivwing the pus flowing out of the Now that th* election hover, and wckets. many complications may the favorite man. measure and party ' follow, of ¡which rheumatism, stom hw been elevateo to power. It miglt ach and intestional disturbance* ar* be a good thing for u* to turn our the m<>*t common one*. attention to th* betterment of our General conditions of living have present business condition*. There much influence on disea*** of the is much improvement to be made, teeth. and one of these improvement* is to Take Scotland for instance, the burry the hatchvt and quit knocking our fellowmen and our town. In Scio European country, the dentist* have It i* there is an organised bunch of mor* work than in any other knocker* who see nothing but bad in attributed to the custom of eating everyone but themselves. and sow mu«h. oatmeal and rich soft foods, their poison In place* where it I* that are thought to cause thi* con hard to combat. If the** knocker* ditio«. Her* In the U. S.. we have hardely would use the *ame effort in up better condition*, More and more building the town and community, the bread on the breakfast table i* their businra* would be better and replaced by mush and wheat flake* the same would be true all along th* and such soft diahr* that make* line. chewing unree—arv, and there i* no country where the c«>n*umtion of With the elimination of C. N. Mc- candie* and re-cream jwr capita i* Arthur from congress. it is another a* high as it is here. Step towoard progreaaiveism made bv Another bail habit for the preser-! Oregon. McArthur is known a* a vat ion of the teeth Is the continuous i standpattar, being of the old guard, chewing of gum and tobacco. It and voted for Newberry tube seated wear* the teeth down and cause* in the senate. All other men of hi* them to be worn out long l>efore caliber were left at home. their time. To sum It up. if we want the Senator Pierce become* Governor coming generation to have better under the most favorable auspice*, teeth than the present one. I would and it i* not the fault of th* voter advise the following; if he fail* to make good, He rereiv- Do not feed the baby soft food cd the largest majority of any can only, but give them something to didate heretofore. chew on. *o that their jaw may be developed. Mayor Raker finds he doe* not When a child i* 7 or 8 year* old know th* people of Oregon as wall have hi* teeth examined. •a hr thought, or else the people The parents and teacher* cannot knew him too well. He failed to pul be too Uriel In seeing that the chil the 1925 fair bill over, dren clean their teeth and have A Reminder That you can get GOOD GROCERIES GOOD HOSIERY GOOD FURNISHINGS GOOD ATTENTION at thia »tore. If you are still taking Kodak Picture«, bring in your film* we do developing and printing J. F. WESEL Y, Grocer < eeeee*********eee*****s* Chiropractic Talks CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS You have beard the expreeaion "nervieus indigestion?" It is caused by ailing nerve* react ing upon the digestive system, lhe chiropractic way relieves ■tomach trouble*. to-day. Consult us Keep Yaungetar« Aaparata4 Never allow the mirra or yeartlag* to ran with the herd It there were more strappers, tl«t* *<uld le fewer flapper*. t Pealer* in - ■— Fresh and Cured Meats We buy Veal, Pork &. Poultry Shelton & Co. Props Drs. Scott & Scofield St It I. OREGON AT SCIO HOTEL Mondays. Wednesdays and F ndays Scio Meat Market Hours: 9 to 11 a m. Fresh and Cured Meat— Bacon I a » rd—Sausage We Buy Your Hog» IIIE SCIO STATE BANE Wright & Poole Am*ncan-ma<lr machincrv i* tired in bull flghts in the citv of Chthua has. Manco. Inotaad of having * treni of horn* or inula* drag the dead bull out of the arena, a* ha* been the cuetom from time im- memorial, an Am«ri<-an-mad* trac» tor ia now a*np)nv>-d Scio Mill & Elevator Co. *oee*eee****»*ee***oeeee» Consultation Free, their teeth in good condition. W. A. Ewing. A. F.. Randall Congre** will nuw have to get And when grown up, have your President Vie* Pre*. E. I). Myer*. Cashier l*u»v and keep the promiaea made teeth examined often, and keep Start a bank account today end two year* ago-hut they are one them acrupuloualy dean.- Thank orovld* for your future. election too late. you. You will find a checking ac count very convenient for your hi * day anonio buoines* transaction*. We pay The avereage man can tell his wife interest on time deposits. how to cook, but when it coms* to Mr nephew, H*rt<ert, love* to look doing the cooking himself he ia not at th* funny part of the pap*r and pretend to read it at home. last Sunday h* mured it. and ♦........ •»•—••••••—.......... .. when bedtime arrived, he announced MORTICIANS J SHELBURN NEWS J , briefly, “M udder. I don’t want to i.i* <■«.>*«* i go to bed! I hasn't read my funny Heat of rervice. both l*rof«**ion*lly i pa|>*r yet." and in Kuneral Conducting. Nov. IS His mother rem<>n*trat«d with I ady Assistant always, Best of Mr*. J. J Ranaom and little dau him a few moment*, and Anally with Equipment sod Prices Guaran ghter (laphne. were Albany shop lip* trembling, he said, “Well, I teed Right for Everybody. per* Saturday. «'pore I’ll hav* to gn to bed wivnnt Pwos* 15 Eugene Rowman, was visiting readin' it, but it will jus’ spoil LEBANON OREGON day?"—Chicago Tribune friend* in Shelburn Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. A. L. Powell and UIKK AMgRICAN CARS daughter Maxine, drove to Corvallis On January I, 1922. there were to visit Mr*. Powell’s mother and approximately 1,400 pamt-nger car*. brother. 1«) truck* and «2 motorcycle* reg Mr*. J. L. Oglesbee left for the laterad in the Domimmu Republic, Philip Pietrok home Monday, where *av* Vice Consul Makinaon, Santo «he is canng for Mr*. Piatroka. Itomingv». in a report to the Depart mant of Commerce All these ve hicle* *re of American manufacture Salt Imprev** Appetlt* and are »quipped with American Rail Impravr* the calf* appetite an tire* and tube* keep * hot with clean aalt la ■ *hrl trml place where the calf may eat at BULL FIOHTt UR TO OATS It freely. i Scio Mill & Elevator Co. : J3T frijoii Mi Home Kaittinj Tarts A great surprise (or the home knitter* of Oregon, but still a fact. Further more. this vara i* absolutely virgin wool yarn; the wool was grown in Linn county, sold by Mr. Sender* to th*Ore gon Worsted Company (mill* located al Bellwood)- made into worsted yarn by Roy T. Bishop. *on of C. P. Bishop, proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of Salem. Oregon knitter* try thia yarn out. AU color*. 4&c per ball of 2 oas. -empire avtit on application. Address C, P. iiiahop. Box 75. Salem. Oregon, Omlfc Insurance Company M om « O ffiu *, t_o*v««TX Buoe R oittuaa »® See D. M. John About your LIFE INSURANCE. 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