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April 8.
A Fountain
of Youth
Werner Yunker of thia place and
Miso Ethel Schnackenburg of Mill
Qty were united in marriage Wed
nesday morning in I Salem. Otto
Yunker. father of the groom, and
Carl, his brother, were witness?« to
the ceremony.
The couple left
. Thursday for Toledo for a few
i days honeymoon. They returned
Beauty linked with power that
stays young — that’s the W’illys-
Knight! The quiet Willys-Knight
sleeve-valve engine improves u'ith
use — a fountain of thrills and
satisfactions. In ten years we have
never known a Willys-Knight
engine to wear out! Touring
$1195, Coupe-Sedan Slant1 rd
$1450, 5 pass. Standard Sedan,
now $1695, f- o. b. Toledo.
WILLYS -
KNIGHT
i^lad hand. The couple will make
their home at Mdl City where the
groom has been employed for some
time. The good wishes of the en
tire community go with the young
people.
Mrs. Otto Yunker and daughter
Gertrude were hostesses Thursday
to the thimble club. There were 23
members present and the following
visitors; Mias Ethel Smith and Mrs.
E. II. Sage of Albany. Mrs. S. H.
Sage of Canada. Mrs. Anna Riggs
and Mrs. Wilson Young. The two
latter joined the club
A rose con
tent was staged by the hostessesj
which was won by Misa Bertha Riggs. '
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How About Thia, Fanner?
GENUINE
SHELBURN NEWS
“BULL”
DURHAM
one of these cars analyzed and
the
The county road men were work
ing the roads in Shelburn vicinity
last week with the scarifier and
grader which is a great help to the
roads.
Mrs. lx-e George returned home
from Mill City Sunday evening where
die had been caring for the sick
the last two weeks.
Mrs Fred Roadarmel returned
home from Portland Friday where
she had been for a week.
She
drought her husband with her. His
health is much improved although
he is quite weak yet.
2 bags for
1 ice
J A 8*
BAG
Mrs. Eugene Miller is quite ill
with Bronchial Pneumonia.
Her
daughter, who lives al Portland, is
helping to care fdr her.
You can roll
100 Cfoarettes
| SANTIAM FARM NEWS
Mrs. Wells and her sister-in-law
called on Mrs. Charles McClain Sat
urday afternoon.
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The main feature of the afternoon
April 8.
was shower for Mrs. Irma Haux of
Albany. She received many pres-
Theodore Gaines and Mrs. Into
j ents.
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Stoddard and daughter drove up
Roy Mespelt and M im Audry Fer Tuesday afternoon to the farm,
ris of Kelso. Wash, are again visit thence up to her farm near luirwimd
on business, returning to Portland
ing at Orville Gilkeys.
Wednesday afternoon
Many from here attended the
Mrs. Hilda Sherman of Stayton
Gerlier sale Friday and repoit the
drove over to have a short visit with
largest crowd ever seen al a aale.
while
The Fred Sommer family and Zys- her father, Theodore Gaines,
at
the
Santiam
Farm.
wt Young people listened to the ad
Ed Kalina had a very sick mare
dress given by Mr. Seymore on club
result showed 79 per cent <>f weed
State Market Agent Spence states seed, chaff, dust and other dockage
that Portland grain dealers have and 21 per cent <>f cracked wheat
l>een buying carloads of screenings The daily market reports quote work over the radio at the Arnold Tuesday. She had colic, caused by
from Canada, which are ground in chicken mashes and dairy feej* foil Boyanovsky home one night last eating too much wet gra.ss
to mash for chicken feed or given a per ton and up. The farmers of week.
We had a heavy hail storm Thurs
bath in molames and sold for dairy Otegon get from $26 66 to
jx r
Herbert Goar has gone to Lotte day afternoon, which surely ruined
feeds. Mr. Spence had a sample of ton for their first rla-t wheat an !
Rock, eastern Oregon, to herd sheep. all the fruit in bloom.
then they pay ISO and up per ton
Eldon Griffin is down from Ham
The Farmer's Upiun met al the
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DR. C. WARD DAVIS
“WS
for Canadian Screenings that have
ilton
creek for a visit with hlagrand
Fred Sommer home Saturday even-
but 21 per cent of wheat and a
mother.
Mrs. S W. Gain««.
og and had a good meeting. Re
smear of molasses. If the wheat
First National Bank Building
Monday
morning all the farmers
freshments were served.
Ronald
growers were organized half as
Sr avtow . Oaauos
Sommer's I Sth birthdav w as also woke up wild and woolry on the
Bridge and Plate Work given prompt strongly as the grain dealers are,
I observed by some of the younger farm. All hands are out in full
and careful attention. Also Extraction
they would not have to »ell g i.|
regalia.
set.
wheat at less than production cost
Lowe A, Morrison
John Davenport, wife, daughter
Several from here were hunting
nor buy bark foreign screenings
Rallabla Ungartabara
and son-in-law. and Mrs. Ixw Gaines
at Rickreall. Sunday.
All funerals given personal attention at nearly double the price of
The meeting being held here for of Ixirwood came down Sunday af
by .Mr. 1.0we
wheat.
three
weeks at the school house ternoon to remind the Pie Eater
N. V. Ix’ws
B. 1. Moaaiaow
Mbanon
phone--Day. 397
that he was not forgotten, and also
closed Sunday evening.
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Phone »I
1 bone—Night, 396
Miss Frankie Gilbert of 0. A. C.
to
recruit up with a fresh supply of
Home from here are attending the
spent the week-end with her par
rhubarb.
revival meetings being held in Crab
ents, 0. M Gilbert and wife at the
The Old Man and good wife had
tree by Teddy Leavitt.
Scio hotel. Mr Gilbert is head
the
pleasure of attending the lug
Mrs lx*»nard Gilkey received the
Properly and
lineman for the 1‘acifi
Telephone
meeting
at Scio Monday night, winch
sad news Tuesday of the death of
Automobil*» Im*.
and Telegraph comp* V. which is
her foster father. D. S. Bickley of , we enjoyed immensely, seeing it
Portland.
J. •• STICMA.
repairing the hn»-s nut of Scio.
Santa Ana, California. His death ! was for friendship and sociability,
Oregon.
Resident Agent
occurred Tuesday Morr ing. He had we hope for its continuance.
FIE EATER.
been ill for several weeks but was
thought to lie improving when his
How to Treat Potatoes
heart failed him.
He was alxiut 79
vears of age. He leaves to mourn
By Franklin E. Gilkey
his loss his widow and three daugh
Corrosive
sublimate is reecom
ters: Mrs. Mae Smith of Fresno.
mended
by
G.
R Hvslop, profetsor
California. Mrs. Bella Hendricks of
of
farm
crops,
as treatment for po
of Santa Ana, California, and Mrs.
tatoes
previous
to planting. Atxiut
Gilkey of this place. His first wife
1
one
ounce
to
required
for each three
lied about four years ago. Three
years ago he went back to his old < to five bushels to be treated
The solution is prepared by dis
home city at Waterloo. Iowa, and
married the lady who had lieen hie solving four ounces of corrosive sub
i bridesmaid in the same city at his limate in one gallon of hot water
. first wedding 52 vears before. She then adding 29 gallons of water to
It means Genuine Ford Parts. 50 per cent of which
; had been a widow for 36 years. make the standard solution. The
retail for less than 10 cents. It means a repair shop
■ Decedent lived near Scio five years, potatoes are soaked m this solution
where Expert Ford Mechanics perform the work.
j but moved to California in 1899. for 1$ to 2 hours. One pint of the
He has visited his daughter here concentrated solution is added for
It means giving Honest,*Courteous, Prompt atten
three
times and renewed oM ac each four bushels of seed treated
tion to the Ford Owner’s every need.
quaintance*.
Mr.
Bickley
was and the solution kept up to the orig
It mea. a to constantly supply you with a Ford Ser
j raised a Dunkard but for many years inal level. The solution can be used
vice that will make you and keep you an enthusiastic
' has been associated with theQjurch as long as it is clear which will b<-
mcml»er of the great Ford family.
I of God. He gave liberally of his six or eight treatments of fairly
We are Authorised Ford Dealers.
I means for the cause he loved, giving clean potatoes.
Wooden or earthen containers are
half of each oil cheek to the church.
We can supply you with any product the Ford Mo
He had a kind and lovable disposi used because of the caustic nature
tor Co. makes.
The druggist will
tion with plenty of mirth thrown of the solution
in. which endeared him to many gladly weigh out the corrosive sub
here who will regret, to hear of his limate in two. three, and four ounce
packages for the convenience of the
passing.
DENTIST
Pacific Slates Fire Ins. Co.
&CJrd Service
With Genuine Ford Parts
What It Really Means
FRED T. BILYEU
Authorised Sales and Servite
Phone 27
Selo, Oregon
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April 8.
; Sunday and a large crowd gathered
! Sunday evening to give them the I
Bartu Motor Co
Sales Agency
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Cou ntry Corre spon den ce
user.
“Aunt Becky” Morris entertained
When you entertain, let uspurnieh i
her etster. Mrs. Martha Smith of
, you, with 500 aeors cards
Lsboooo. Monday »<en|cg
Several from the Shelburn neigh
borhood attended the Forks of the
Santiam Community Club meeting
Monday night. They report a good
crowd and fine program. Quite a
few came from a distance.
Mrs. Edwin Jones spent the week
end with her daughter in Albany.
Mr. Fred Schilling has l>een
wo <thng with the grip this week
but im improving.
To Kill Dandelions
By Franklin E. Gilkey
Dandelions are removed from
lawns by the application of poison.
The poison is prepared at home bv
boiling 2 pounds of white Arsenic in
1J gallons of soft water then adding
3 (Hiunds of caustic soda and 3 gal
lons of soft yvater and again boiling.
|j»rge area.i of the Oregon Agricul
tural college lawns have been treated
in tins way and the plants killed.
The poison is applied by dipping a
pointed stick In the solution and
pushing the point into the fleshy
center of the dandelion and allowing
the poison to drain from the stick
into the plant. Thia treatment will
kill the plant to the tip of the roots
in 2 to 4 days.
The mixture is poisonous and will
kill anything it touches. If the so
lution is to tie stored any length of
time a gla.«s containsr will be neces
sary due to its caustic nature.
YES! we have ”500” Score cards
2c each. At the Tribune Office.
Mrs. Crandall (Iowa) Tells How She
Stopped Chicken Losses
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I'd llxrw« about kt al-Swap
With mmi
La«f* petkaft ere ki.hrd swarms ■ 1 Kt I*. TWy tea I
r»« tlrta ymr sbaub*». t llb* ” IUL Muap u f ua »-
as»u<-1 Mtol Mlb t'W 3U.
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A*d fMAT**le*l bf
Kelly*# Drug Store, Scio. Oregon.
Farmers!
Business Men!
Attention!
Everybody uses Envelopes
and Letter Heads nowadays
as it is a mark of business
distinction.
The Scio Tri
bune has just made a lucky
purchase of 40,000 white
envelopes, the kind we use,
and will print them for you
at the following Low Price:
600 ..............
KMX)
$2.50
................... 4.00
100.............. ..
.75
Or will sell them by
the
box unprinted at $1.75. but
it is better to have your re
turn card on the corner.
Semi in your order now,
as this number will not is«t
long at these prices
If
cash accompanies order.will
prepay parcel post
A*k for prices on
nr
more. Envelopes arc ?4 ib.
substance.