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'ite ‘V JU* The SVio Tribune ♦ • • I GILKEY STATION L April 24 Harry Godwin, wife and two daughter*, and Lawrence and I’haa. <. !'n, left Monday by auto for 1 >. Calif., where they intend tn n their home. Later they in i' ; t > go to the Imperial Valley. < irrel Funk has gone to Me- • to assist his brother. Ivan, wi putting in the crops there. , V R and Clifford Kelly were <1 > r gue«ts Tueeday at the home ir niece, Mrs. Lulu Quinn, of Stayton. Mrs A. M Byrd and family, of I i • visited Sundav at the J. H. K home. Mrs. Byrd and Mrs. Kelly are sisters. ! following attended the tuner- al of Monroe Smead held in Albany : iv afternoon: J. H. Kelly and wif .- Walter Morris and wife. Ern- <■ Kelly mid wife and Ruaaell Kelly, •nt was a brother in-law of .M, J. H. Kelly. ■ Callahan, wife and «faugh- f« ’ f Jeffervoa, were Suuday din- tor -riumts at J K. Reiley's. V A Gilkeys and Mrs. Cora RUPTURE EXPERT HERE I \ . FAMOUS IN THU SPECIAL- I Y. CALLED TO ALBANY I- --«ley, of Chicago and Fhila- the noted truss expert, will I- oily be at the SL Francis Hotel, ..ill remain in Albany Thursday ’»lay 3rd. Mr. Seeley says: "The «tic Shield will not only retain ■ of rupture perfectly, but con- t the opening in 10 days on the av- «•• ■>-- Being a vast advancement 1 former methods—exemplifying i aneous effects immediately ap - and withstanding any strain i >n no matter the site or Iocs- Large or difficult case«, or Inols- sionnl ruptures (following operations I Uy solicited. This instrument re- . award in Kiwdand and in producing results without sur , inj- lions, medical treatments or prescription*. Warning - ail cases ii.it»« cautioned against the use of a > '«ticorwebb truss with under- si is. »* same rest where the lump is a t where the opening is, prodoc i nplicationa necessitating surgical o|n.-ru lions. eley has documenta from the I . ! States Government, Washington, D C , for inspection. fie will be glad to . -irate without charge or fit tl if desired. Business demands I -■ ut stopping at any other place ia this section. I' Every statement in this notice ho- - n verified before the Federal ourts. F. H Heeley. II e Office, 117 N. I’earborn street. Chicago. If I am in the market buying Mohair and Wool Bring me your Mohair and U oil will treat you right G E. Rodgers, Scio. Ore Sacks and Twine S arts Friday, April 27 Regular Price S2^0 Limited Time Price TI.»» offer expires May 5th R. M. Cain Country Correif^tulenee Smith transacted businre* in Salem prise and drawback to the farmers Saturday who were almoat through seeding. Lester Halt and wife, of Carlton, Ed Kalina is one of 'he moot gen and Jack Jone«, wile and *«n Harry erous neighbors we have In our of Slav ton. were visiting at the neighborhood He has just killed a parental home Sunday. fine 3-year old and liecn dividing Hr is can J. G. Holt shipped a registered out 100 pounds gratis Jersey cow to Colfax. Wash . Sat- ning the remainder for their own urday This is the third cow Mr. use. Holt ha* sent to the same man. Mrs. Billy Beran. Mr*. Kalina’s Margaret Serfiing. teacher at the sister, came down and helped can Shelburn school. suffered quite a, up 400 pounds of beef, making over burn on her right hand Saturday 135 jars for Eddy. Hilly Reed and sister, of Scio.have while trving to extinguish a fire on moved over on his Raccoon Hollow the lamp of the incubator. O. L. Holt and eon. Nolan, of farm, so we are proud of our new Portland, Elmer Whetstone and Nora neighbors. Bill is repairing the Holt of Albany, and F. M. Holt and farm for sale or rent. David Horsburg. wife and daugh wife wen- dinner gi!--«?« at Fret ter made a flying run to Albany on Sommers' Sunday Mr». Fred Sommer* was a de Monday on a busineas trip. The old Pie Loiter, after getting lightful hostess Friday evening to 19 young people in honor of the so sadly di*ap|H>intcd with the late birthday of her daughter. Lucille, rain, got wild arul left home for a who was 13 on that day. and her | three-day visit, calling in on his son. Ronald, who was 14 on April 5. niece, Mrs Inez SUaldart over Fri Two large cake« bearing 13 and 14 day night; took dinner Saturday candle« were features of the even with my nephew, Lee Gaine« and ing. Games were enjoyed and re wife, and visited the Cameron saw mill. where they are crowding logs freshments served at a late hour. through like bundles through a A FINK GIFT Through the courtesy of 1. Camp thresher; then called un another bell of Albany. Leonard Gilkey has nephew and niece, John Davenport, received 10 ears of Reed's Yellow enjoying a night of rnv life, return Dent Corn from the farm of Webb ing home Sunday feeling as gay as a Workman of Maxwell, III. Mr mule colt. Elmer Griftin was in Albany on Workman is one of the leading corn grower* of the United States, in special busine«« Monday. There was a large touring car fact a champion c»>rn grower of th«» came out Sunday with two young U. S. winning sweepstakes and $2,- men aud two young ladies. They 500 for the liest 10 ears of corn at stopped at our school house while the International Corn Show. He Sunday school and church was going has spent years developing this on. They ascended the big hill.tak strain of corn to Its pre«-nt stage of ing refuge in the shadv grove till a Mr. Campbell, who U perfection late hour Sunday night. an authority- <>n corn himself. while Pago 3 Shingles We have ordered a earload. Get them while they last, as the price ia going up. Also have a large assortment of No. 2 Common to be sold below market price* Scio Logging & Lumber Co. Pure-bred Bulls Valuable Asset Dairy II, nla from Pure-bred S res alow a< average in crease of 4X per cent in financial retur » over dairy held* produced from acrul«, according to U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture. Start the New Year with a p,irc-l>rcd bull at the head of your dairy herd. Oregon Milk Company Condensery, Scio, Oregon Tires at Old Prices We can *ell you a Federal 80x3* Cord Tire at $15 96, the old price. See us now. on a visit to Illinois last fall, went Farm for Sale I hav<- a fine farm It WI Ila« 4 RtlltTWa of 220 acres, six miles southeast to the fields of .Mr Workman and Ballar? AoataarUi of Scio; 100 acre* in cultivation, Rachafga« Olli. He. •e’ected the 10 ear-, which he brought balance in pasture, farm Imple Mr. Gilkey Mr. Gilkey Monday Scio ments and stock included, for Oregon will plant this corn on hi« river bot- >15,000; will sell all or p«rt; easy terms. Mrs. Inez Stoddart, Scio. toni farm and h«|»ea to acclimate and develop a strain of this corn The old man has sold his ton of Coming to Albany and which will I m - superior to any now hay to the man on the old Raman followed by a dance. Everyone is cordially invited to attend grown in the Willamette Valley. farm near the cemetery for $16. Salem Due to examinations and difficul HE EATER ties in view, the sophomores have decided it an impossibility to give a | JORDAN ITEMS ! SPECIALIST High School Notes play this term. in Internal Medicine for th« Watch for the May Day announce April 23 past twelve years, ments! April 24 The domestic science classes II Nick hinders. wh<» operates th«- The dance which was given by and III. prepared and served a din engine for the Jungweth boys at Do»g Not Operate the Pythian Sisters was one of the ner to the teachers of the Scio Lyons, spent Sunday with the home best given in Scio for »»me time. school last Tuesday. Mr. Tobie folks A large crowd attended and about acted as host and Miss Humphrey t The Thomas Phillipa family have $♦><) was cleared This all went to as hostess. A lbasy . Thursday. May 3d been laid up with severe colds the the gym fund Another good clean Albany Hotel past two week*. Remember May 5th! dance ia being planned for May Sth. ----------- , T I Mrs. Jungweth’s cousin, who ha« und nt The county track meet, which has been spending a vacation with her. Fred Bilyeu will deliver three SAlJttt, Monday. May 7th. l»een held by the Albany t'ollege an returned to her home in Philoninth Fords this week, a coupe to J. D. nually during the past years, has Marion Hotel Monday. , Densmore, and touring cars to J. F. teen called off on account of the Office Hours |0 a. m. to 4 p. m. Mrs. E Phillip« who ha* lieen Weisenberger and Jesse Rodgers. lack of interest by the different taking a week’s visit with her par schools. IN THE COUNTY COURT Ol^ THE ONE DAY ONLY ents at Salem, returned Saturday. Bobby Thayer and Johnnie Wese- STATE OF OREGON FOR THE Miss Ella Fink assisted at the COUNTY OF LINN Iv entertained a number of high N« Charg« Conawltatlan Phillip«' store a few «lays this week. In the Matter of the school students at a party Thursday John Thomas has purcha*«xl a ton Notice of Sale Guardianship evening. of I of Real Property of seed potatoes, ¡is he intends t > Dr. .Mellenthin ia a regular graduate by Guardian An oratorical contest will be held Roxana "hank and in medicine and surgery «nd is licensed put in a fair sized crop this season. Melvin Shank, minors I by the state of Oregon. He visits pro- in Albany May 25. All high school TO THK FARMER Notice is hereby given that pursuant f< -«lonslly the more im|x>rtant towns students are entitled to enter. to. and by virtue of, an order made and ai »nd offers to all who rail on I«et the wealthy and great Dr. Hobeon delivered a speech on entered of record by the county court this trip free consultation, except the Live in splendor anJ state, of the state of Oregon for Linn county, expense of treatment when desired. First Aid to the high school and on the 5th dav of March, 1923, in the 1 envy them not. I declare it; According to his method of treatment above matter, the undersigned guardian grade students Wednesday. I eat my own lamb. of the stove named minora, will «ell at he «Iocs not operate for chronic appen The end of the second six weeks private sale, on the 2Kth dav of April. dicitis. gall stones, ulcers of stomach, My chicken and ham. tonsils or adenoids. of the second semester will be here 1923, or as soon thereafter aa a pur I shear my own fierce and I chaser may be found, at the hereinafter He has to his credit won«lerful results Friday. This is not very welmtne. described premises, the following de in diseases of the stomach. 11 »er, bowels, wear it. as the examinations are not pleaa- scribed real property, to-wlt: An un blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidney,blad I’ve lawns. I have bowers. divided two-seventh (2-7th) interest In der. bed wetting, catarrh, weak lungs, ant. rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and the following: I’ve fruit. I have flowers. rectal ailments. A baseball game was played Sat The Northwest quarter and the West The lark is my morning alarmer; half of the Northeast quarter and th« If vou have been ailing Cor an» length urday afternoon, the Mule school So jolty boys now. North half of the Northeast quarter of of time ano do nut get any ¡letter, do vs. Scio team. The latter won by a the Northeast quarter of Bert ion 3f>. not fail to call, as improper ineosur--« Hear Zed spe< d the plow. also the following deecribed premier« rather than disease are vrfy often the score of 7-1. Long life and success to the situated in Section 25, beginning at the cause of your long standing trouble. At a student body meeting held Southeast corner or the Southwest 1 farmer -Oregon Mist. Remember above date, that consulta Tuesday morning. Dellarea Suther quarter of said Section 25 and from tion on this trip will be free and that thence running Weat 20 chains, thence lin was chosen as May Queen, and North chains; thence in a Southeast hie treatment is different. Married women must be accompanied Lydia Shoure. Zalma Piatt, Ida Shi- erly direction to the place of teginnmg. All of the above descritied premises sit by their husband«. SANTIAM FARM NEWS inanek and Jeanne Stoddart aa at uate in Township 9 South, Range I Adder««: .0« Boston Block, Minor- ♦ West, Willamette Meridian, Linn coun tendant*. The May Day exercises ty. Oregon, and eontsining in all 25«^ spoils, Minn. April 24 will be held Mav 5th. Races and acre«. listed, posted sn<l first published this Mrs. Jennie Lovejoy returned to other contests between the grades C. C. BUY ANT 29th day of March. 1928 her home in Da «« Dnir- o after will be held in the morning A base Hsaav Saxxaa, Attorney at Law Guardian of said minors spending a few days with her ball game will probably be played in the afternoon The crowning of V. L vls McCaosasv, mother. Mr S W Games. Cusick Bank lUdg. “t ay ton. OrS| The rams pf Thursday and Fridav the Queen andfwtnding of the May Bartu Motor Co Dr. Mellenthin with lugfe wmds. was quite a sw- pole will talte place io the evening. ALBANY OREGON * .
