The Scio tribune., June 28, 1923, Page 5, Image 5

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LOCAL BREVITIES
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J mm Roiigcrs ia building a new
garage.
J. D. Densmore wm in Albany on
business yesterday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs John Gill >>f Ix-ba
non »pent Sunday with relative in
Scio.
Will the party or parties who boy
rowed mv jack ar re w and axe pieaxe
return them' I nee<l them
A T P<>w< II
Hag« y the Jeweler haejuat rec»< ■
Frank Bartu transacted busm**,
ed another fl' * lot of .Maher <k Gr >h
in Salem Saturday evening.
pocket knives
Hon J K Weatherford of Albany
Th* program for the Rod. > la the
wm in town Sunday afternoon.
biggest ever, and the ground« ought
H S John-ton has returned to 8 io «nJ «jpened a general
Mr«. D. C. Thoma spent the flr,t
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to be pecked both days. July 3 and
of the week in Portland with friends.
Weaely
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your
Saws.
Filing
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and G ¡mming. and «!<» all kin«l»of Tar -.gin Wood and Iron
Wm Brenner is the owner of a
Th* Albany Democrat of l.»-t
new Dodge coupe, purchased last
j Fridav contained quite a writeup <if |
week.
Dr. Prill’s trip to Adell, in I
M. C. Gill hM been confined to his I county, and called him the
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bom«« for several days with ■ com­ Oregon in th* «udy of bird life
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plication of ailnwmta.
See th* foot race,, the tu* >4 ai
The dance at Richardson Gap Sat­ th* bucking and roping cont« -'ts i
urday night wm well attended and fact, don't mim anything. *v«-n th.
411 enjoyed themselv** hugely,
'dance each night, al the Rodeo i t
Miass* Eckert and Wirth, former ing th* two day*. July 3 ami 4
Machine Shop Opened
I I. S. Johnston, Prop
: Scio Hotel &. Restaurant
M. C. Kelly, on route 2. ia clear-
ing the ground to make room for a
fine new rtwidence on hi, farm on teachers in the Scio schools, spent
the Jefferson road
It will improve Sunday with Mrs. D. C. Thoma.
appearance, along thia road
Donna GUI. daughter of Dr. and
When yov mv to your dealer Mrs. GUI uf Lebanon, ia visiting her
“Give me a pound of Meadow Sha«.»- unde and aunt. W. F. Gill and wife.
Butter,” you are doing your*. f a
The Munaer school hM just been
good turn. It is good butter, there
being none better. Alwav, a«k for [minted by C. M. Tindall and Karl
Meadow Shade. Scio Creamery Co Gooch, which adds to its appearance
and long life.
• Cheero Flour
Cheero Cereals
• Cheero Poultry
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Feeds
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Cheero Stock
Feeds
Are Product*
of First Quality at the
Right Price.
At Your Dealer
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Meals at All Hours
The 88,000 bond taeue for the e in­
struction of a dike along th«« Sant>
am river to protect th* city of 1.« b
anon from th* flood water, wh h
have washed through th»- street, >f
the city th* la»t two year, carro
by a three to one vote
Th* barn dance on the Joe Mun-
ker, place northwest of town Sat >
day drew a large crowd of th
I have the bast market for Fat who enjoy tripping the light fant •
Lambs and Sherp that can be had tic, and an enjoyable evening
So before selling, call me for prie** spent.
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We ar* in the market for el
Mylo Bartu and wife, Wilbur dry chittim bark, any quanliti-
Fleming and wife. Mrs. Frank Bartu. top market price,
Se* u, before
>r . and children, spent Sunday with you e*ll
Also have wveral hun i'« -i
the family of Frank Bartu, ar.
sack, for your bark. 3ir each. J
F W*sely. the Grocer.
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Work on (»avlng th* strip of road
Dance to your heart's content 4ur
from Jefferson to Gr«»en*s bridge will
I m - started, it ia said, about th* fifth ing th* evening, the big H l««o ;«
■ ■f July
Marion county ia paving In Scio. A Lelwnon oreh- <tra
aune of the streets in Jefferson and furnish the music, which is a guai
will commence the ruad a, soon m ante* that you will gel the lx
July 3 and 4 is th* date,.
this ia finished.
Johnnie Densmore went to Salem
M ' lay evening and brought Henry
l.ukenl>ach home. It is eipeeled he
will have to return and go through
the Mime ordeal in a few days, as
the work wa, not completed.
Henry
is pretty weak from his trip.
Th* Scio Mill & Elevator (’ . i
making great headway now <>n it
improvements, and pr >miM*a t > e a
big asset to the producers in thi,
section
Several thousand d. ar
are being spent in bringing th - n
uptodat*.
WHAT CAN
CHIROPRACTIC
DO FOR ME ?
Th® answer ia aimpl
If the Cause of your trouble is Nerve Presume,
and the chances ar«> that it ia. Chiropractic Vertebral Adjustments, given
by a competent ('hiropnu-ter with tho bare hands alone, will relieve thia pres­
sure. The effect of thia pre-omre is to imped® the normal flow of Vital Force
to all the organs of th«» bo«ly. This then gives rise to another effect, called «in--
eaa«*. When the caust is removed the effect disappears; for, without cuust
there can be no effect.
If Chiropractic had not really afforded relief to hundreds of thousand* of
nick and suffering men and women during the last twenty-five years, the
Searchlight would have I ng ago revealed that fact, and Chiropractic would
have died by the wayside.
On the contrary, Chiropractic ia now Stronger than it ever was. Publici­
ty has strengthened it inatrari of weakening it, and above everything else, this
wonderful Drugl«*-** Health Science ia for you and your family.
Ye editor attended a meeting of
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Get your supply now.
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n in the patch. 4c lb.
the Ben Franklin Club in Salem Sat­
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Frank Zavodsky.
urday evening. This club Is com-
rente 2. Scio, Oregon.
pixtrd of the employing and execu­
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tive hvati« uf the newapaiwr, and a‘ i
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. rry picker, for logan-
job office, in the cuuntM*, uf Giacka*
- • 'ri'
«■>•: i lackcaps, 4 acres al-
together.
Highest price, paid.
i mas, Washington. Benton. Linn,
See
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Krebs.
route 4. Scio,
1 j ixme. Marion and Polk.
Oregon.
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In the ad laxt we«-k announcing
f< t <'hampion Binder,
*he itdmiMion to the Rode«» w* uwuL
ind in good running or-
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vertently left out th«- admutaion to
f '<•, Just half price
tie charged children. The pries«
«*1«. See Floyd R.
the meat market.
should have rrml, children. 50*'. a-
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Investigate al one«*. I>o not delay. Every day you delay means that much
longer for you to regain your health.
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Call in and see Dr. Scofield
Gnisultation without charge
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iluita. 81.00. including the tax.
Hut «lon.t let this k«n*p you away. For b. «• i have ;pj acr«-s. all incul-
if nted right at Thuma,
a« the »liou will lx- goixi
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I s room houtr and
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> o V'.' «I a, new, give easy
A. T. Powell brought a pi«*c* <<f
trim
I i ¡ire of Mr, Bertha
wood tn the Tribune nftb’e (ha* wa«'
Brie*
« I.» r<mte 4. Scio, Ore-
taken from the center of an old tWe,.
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which beari« the mark» of DM) year,'
old, that had be«n <wt fire tu in aii > Any< ne w a, > Ettersburg Straw-
berry P
I» leave order, with
early day
The tr««r hiei grown on-'
jbra. Flunk Lindeman, route 1.
tirely ar<>un<i the burnt portfnn which
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, and v«>ur order, will
wa, not visible to the eye. It i»
lx till.4 at.proper time. Price.
«uppowd the Indian, »et tire tu the
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paid.
tree 75 or more year, ago. the
«ample had not liecome hard«m«»f Fur Sale
\ - I am unable to work,
with age, the covering by the growth , I *fl*t in* larra of MU acre, for
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tt in half under cultivation;
prewrving it in it, soft state
Ten
fair I n.iidb k
good orchard, for
or more cord, were cut from this
the loe prire of $4r 00 an acre.
tr«»e.
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Farm i, 16 mile« east of Scio and
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>..th of Jordan Address
Mik* D’ ul-ch, route 1. box 58.
8*»é. Dm n. or come and •** it.
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For Sale Another hunch < f »even
r«-d pig,, price reaw-nabte
Call
on J. F. Kukacka, Scio, Oregon.
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For Sale Six year old cow, giving
five gallons of milk per day, frexh
two month.
See Art Lettep-J
maier, route 8. box 18
trip
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The Fed-
eia i .i d ' atik <>f Sp-'kane. Waah..
a ili m it < «an, thr< ugh thè Forks
f tb>- kantiani National Farm
L»an
\ ■ ■cintion in amounta
fr«>m *100 tv 228. ihi O. fot a per-
v»i of „ .. ,^t| years. un tirat mort-
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Palmer Chiropractors.
At Scio Hotel on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 7:30 to 8:30 p. m
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