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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
An Imperishable Gift
Apple tree anthracno*- infection ■
have not made aa much progress a
usual this fall because of the unutu
ally dry condition is thr opinion of
II P Barns, pathologist of the Ore
gon experiment «Cation
Grower«
who have found the disease troutde-
some but who have not «prayed wi'l
GENUINE
DURHAM
TOBACCO
TrJ ’
Ort^a VMi l«M liultiM Tims
A gr, at surprise for the home knitters
of Orvium, but «till s fm t
f urther
more, this yarn is absolu«- •» virgin
wool yarn, the wool wax . row
«■ l.inn
ruunty, «old by Mr S« !«•-• ! • . <»r-
gon W irvt.d Company tmnl< i<« «'.«tat
Sellwood), muli into worsted yarn by
Roy T Bishop, son g C P. Bishop,
proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of
Salem. Oregon knitters try this yarn
out. All color». 45<- per liall of 2 o»»
Hampies sent on »ppi cation. Addr«-»»
(’. P. Idshop. Box 75. Salem.1 irrgmi.
DR A G. PRIM.
Calla Attended
Day or Night
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E. H. Hobson M. D.
Physician «od Surgeon
Salem, Oregon
Rank of < ommerce Building
Office Phone I Kt. Re» Phone
O. F. Korinek
Veteiiimrinn
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OREGON
( alia answered hay or Night
Tuberculin testing
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Scio Meat Market ;
Fresh and Cured Meat
Bacon--bird Sausage
We buy your Veal and
Dress»*«! Hogt
llolifliik B o
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I’rop«.
Scio, tire.
Cold Meats
Such as Ham. Sausage. Roast*
- served cold, etc .
always
make a welr<>ma meal for a
hungry man. Order from us if
you would be pleased.
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SHELTON BROS..
SCIO. OREGON
W. A. Ewing,
T. J. Murker»,
President
Vice Pres.
E. I». Myers. Cashier
The Scio State Bank
Does a General Banking
Business.
'*£' •
-4
Interest |»ai<l
in time deposita.
Riley Shelton
Il
al lia lattriar
U. S. Land Office at Portland Ore.
October 10. 1923,
itself of debt. This Institution ia
n » i' s-etaria i. receive« orphan and1
dr.tltute children from all (»arts of
the <• • »ntrv an I is support» I cnlirelv 1
'■■ tn«» voluntary contributions of
ch r table (MmiJe It isappei Ing t>
(idblic for a Th«nk«givtng offer- ,
to help overcome the l< *••<>• by
recent timid« and to meet runn- ;
ci|ienses in the dailv care uf two
hundred and fifty inmate». We
have had calls from those in distreM
in foreign clinicsand have responded '
to them. Here is a good work
right here at hume that has met
twriou« trouble and is now asking us
for help. lx>ta all send something 1
at Thanksgiving and help to put*
back on its feet
Address The Chris-
tian H<>me
Orphanage, Council
Rluffs, Iowa
U have
Everything
(H’TICAI.
I VP. SI Sis
la the cause if man*
HUMAN ILS
BANCROFT
Optical Company
313 W
1st St.. Albany
DRESS
Goods
O. A. C. Farm Reminders
It«*«*« do not hibernate during the
winter but keen thr temperature of
the hive alaive 57 degree« by mus
cular activity. The colder it is out-
•ide the clu«trr of tier« the warmer
it i« inside. A« a result, when i-ee«
are not proprrly protected in th*
w ntrr they consume an unecesaary
amount of honey ami »sate a large
amount of vitality. Tula activity
bitroth Obtained, faamined
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"•"** } Business 117
Mitici far Prtlicitiai Department
Notice is hereby given that Tom I)
Hartley, of Scio, I inn < ounty, Oregon,
who, on May 1. 1919. ma
Mumeotead
Entry. No <«7:1. for W
S W ».
Section IX Township 10 south, Range I
west, Willamette meridian, has filed
notice of intention lo mase final three
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above dearntied. before the clerk
of tha (Jaunt
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Oregon, at Albany, Oregon, on the (th
day of 1‘ecemtwr, JP23.
( la man( names aa witne*se»¡
G. i R.-lgers,
Charle» Rhoda.
V m ' eran,
Ed Fleming, all of -cto, Idnn Couuty.
Oregon.
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a« a «omul« bio v when the instil u- Art 49 IX
AUtlANPEB SWEEE
ti in was already struggling to free , 10-U
Register.
' Real tifiate limber
and Notary Public
OREGON
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Damage tn the extent of about
$2'* th'd was inflicted on the Chria-
turn Ibmi Orphviage at Council
Bluff. I ‘«a. by ll • ■ 1« from excessive
rain» 41 f cloudburst» on the night
of S*-u'vml>er 2N and 29
Every
building at this great institution
was d imago I, the healing, lighting
and power plants rendered useless
for s v. ;al day«, an I the «tore room«
in th » basem-mta «if the buildings
w-«re ll i > le I and thousand« of dob ,
lar« worth of supplies rum«*d
This,
is the worst cataslmtihe that haa i
ever b<-f dlen th a work, and comes I
the home of those little children
-£ t 4
When you make a Christmas gift
of a year's subscription to The
Youth’s Companion you think . of
course, of the first great thrill that
Co-nee when th<>»e first holiday laauea
are ••iw-ned and read. Rut you are
AfmNnstrataft hail latici
giving more than that
Y<>u are
N .tier is hereby given that the final
giving the assurance of fifty-two
ar< ••unt of I>. J Aegerter as admlma-
more thrills before the (atrocities of trator of the estate of Jobe Hick,
.»«,
|-,ui been filed in the county
find it profitable U> put on a thoro the gift are exhausted. You can't
court ' th» stat* ■>< OragM for U m
ugh coating of Bordeaux mixture. do that with any gift that is mart* county. amt the MU day of November,
li'.’d at the ourt house in the city of
S-6-50, at once.
for immediate consumption, Itkr
Albany, Oregon. has been fixed as the
candy or fruit. Today it is here; time 81
' -ti»«' hearing of ob-
pi..« I., • . h final account and the
If honey combe are stored ins‘dr tomorrow it is but a memory. Rut • it
t ft
f. »n or bpfore which
thev should l»e fumigated with car The Companion is imperishable, it» tone a l per. • * interested in «aid «-state
may appt war and file objections in
lion bisulfide to preven' infestation last taste, a year from now, will lie writing to such final account anti accou
by wax moths Comtis that are out- as aptwtixtng as the first on this nt and contest the aame
I Hi IP.IST, Nov 22, 1923
1». J. Aegerter
side during the «inter are not «ute coming Christmas day. You cannot
joe» tn wax moth attack
Carbon put your money to better use or ad A trmnistralor uf the latate of John
Too Much Extravagance
bisulfide is inflammable but it wil! vantage in Christmas giving than in Hies, deceased.
not give good r«r»ults where the a sutiacripdon to The Youth'« Com
V. Lyle McCmakes
Seetetary Mellon
«ays: "The temperature is below <$<• degree« E. (■anion
Stayton, Oregon
American people cannot havelirhter ! Sulfur fumes have proved effective :
The Y ou th's Companion 52 iasti
Attorney for Administrator
taxes and indulg«* in such extrava*'
¡fix
. CUttye ISSUI'S
in wax moth control.
re in 1924
All the remaini r.g 1»
ganci-« 4« txmuai-» and similar lux- ,
sues of 1923,
The Companion H-onr beginning Oct. 25, 1923.
uri«-«
Univ a very rich country ,
Ruy only the be«t lute supplie«
c.iuM stand our complicated and This is especially important when
ex, l ive «vstem of government purchasing hive bodt,-« »nd frame«
British tax«*« sound »-erv heavy, but A metal telescop cover will he found
in actual fact aveiage Englishman far superior to any ther article in
(i i - • ««than the average American.
the damper sections of the north
Since 1920 »tale taxation has risen west
Order supplie» eari. *> as to
while federal taxes have tieen re-
Open Season at the Scio Mills
have everything ready nefore Ihr
due I
Since 1013 the per capita
rush of «tiring work «tart«
ruling and uotil
i to have you try
inrre .«• for IN «tales ha« lw*n from
our F lour.
|00'r to 200%.
Ed Taylor of I ¿-barton was in
Scio <>n buainesH Tuesday
Damages Orphanage
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«TA Y TOM.
Calendar for 1924. All for 12 50
Ur include McCall's Magazine.
the monthly authority on fashions
H<*tb publication» for only $3.00.
The Youth's Companion.
New Subscriptions at thi» Office.
Golden Pheasant
Pövxicidi ani SirsMi
Still
Th* f^c io Tribu fié
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Catarrhal Deafness
1« «n.n -au«««l by an
We have an at
tractive line of
Wool dress goods
Just arrived at our
store.
Come and look
them over.
niUm,4 .ondltlea
Notary of IS, mnrooe I’nio« of lb. Koataehlan
Rubik Tubs Whsn this rubs la Inftamwi you
G ROLOFF
Auctioneer
ha»» a rumbling sound or Imporrert
Itaarln*.
t’nleaa tha InAammaUea eon
S. r.i.w^d your hrarina may ba 4»-
otroyarl forovar
IIU.I S < STANKM WKIlK iMB Will
«to what wa claim for It rM your ■
of catarr*
Catarrh
Seo«*, AM f nr rw • Y m
W 4 Oh. IMa«
Hibler & Gill Co
DON’T
Overlook our Homemade Bran, Middlings and
Dairy Feed
Scio Mill & Elevator Company
DAIRYMEN
Who sell their whole n Ik get paid for every’
ounce of butti-rfat | r>i!uce<l by the cow. No
lose from poor or worn out b' pnratorx
Whv
be burdened with the drudgery of turning
and washing a o-|»arator when jou can save
money beside« tune and work.
Oregon Milk Company
Condensery, Scio, Oregon
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