The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, May 07, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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Central Xeu'S
DR J. W GOIN
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Drink with the nation
Sterility. Abortion. T. B Testing
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ALBANY.OREGON
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A Nice Selection of
Flowers for
*
Mother’s Day
" I’ve noticed this," says Old Josh Plum.
“It makes nothfi-nrc when they come
Or how. tiiey ain't be'n here a day
Before they puts their pride away
An’ every one of ’em. it ms ms.
Has settled down to ptensant itrvama:
There surely ain’t no finer sight
Than fellers waitin’ for a bite!
Roses. Carnations.
Sweat Pea.
HALL’S
Have
a
Box
Sent
Home
Maj
A helpin’ hand that makes ’em friends.
Floral-Music Shop
"The toilin' work! is far away
A»’ life fer us jest now is play.
But I’ve observed that fishin' brings
A lot o' help fur other thing»:
Men liam» the worth of patience here
An’ what it means to fxmevw-.
They karris that nothin' counts unless
It helps ’em share their happiness.''
Plmnc 116-j
ALBANY.
MAY 6th
k*1
pv ike men— A
, Or else it makes ’em boys again—
But, anyhow, the poorest lad
Is jest as free an' jest as glad
As any millionaire can be:
An’ what seems l«est of all to me
I
May 10
I
BOTTLED CARBONATED
BEVERAGE DAY
O i.<* «T^nce Hawthorne
OREGON
thousands of homes always
keep .Bottle« Beverages on hand
rpHl! TH'»I < IH»T I. Il I I AT Hi w .U always have a com of
I BUTTI.i D I'ari H41.-.I ' >-,r .m brr hum». Thus sb» pro«idm
irifr.hu healthful leorw . »1.. h t . N. <»orrumaat Uwta show
U1 bars high f ««l
for her I
I. «I'd «I»' “ ¡■evparod to serve.
Without nua effort. th- u.i.
. .«at.
A BOTTLED < ‘ AlUio N A I ■ I - Id AT H AGE ISA FOOD, libnunptaad
of sugar plea pur- i:< uuig. | bo •
alc|»»t<r It i« served Io you Is
• ud A|«snai|«d
•■■'■tn >•’ > • > »f»< tur-. » ■ mug th. purity
fnfvotleuti arid wriiury method» U prodmliua.
The Spice Box
I
Walter: "After I had taken my
first
ride in an airplane.”
Judge: "And with what instru­
ment did your wife inflict these
Mac (In bed J: "Yes. I »nc. I feel
Wounds on your head and face?"
much
better, but there ia notuething
"Wid a motter, your auner.”
wrong
with my hreathing ”
Judge: "A m tier?"
Dr.
Prill:
"Um, yes; we mutt
"Yes. a motter. One of them
get
something
to atop that. ”
things that says 'G>>d Rl< «s Our
Hume’ on It.”
Iggy: “Oi! Oi! Der « eddin* ' In­
Walter: "Well, once in my life I vitation MV* R S. V P. Vol d
dot mean?”
was glad to be down and out ”
Jacob: "Such ignorance!
Do 1
Claude: "And when was that?"
mean, tn bring Real Silver Vedding
Presents.’’
This ad M
'What vo‘ got in that little black
addressed
’IX)
bag’"
"Them’s my instruments; I'm a
veterinary."
"Aint yo’ kiddin' me? Yo’ ain't
never been in no wah."
If you arc on the farm, we
have the
Lumber
you need to n
pair your I m in
and ahcds.
If you are in
town, we tan
supply you with
what you need.
B’e
Deliver.
Keep the calve« keen for their meals
Kerfeediag I. one of the chief causes
•f digestive troubles
• • •
A rob Are In the watering tank re-
suits In mure milk In the pall and
more money In the bank.
• • •
All tinware should be sterilised The
stcrlllxatlon of utensils I. an I tn port ant
factor In producing high grade milk.
• • •
Where no silage I. available, a row
will consume two |w>unds of good dry
rougher, per !»» pound, live weight
If silage Is available, then feed one
pound of dry roughage and three
pounds of allage per 100 pounds of live
weight.
• • •
The q□catino of what to feed thè
italry
cow I. very Importasi.
Itro-
nomlcal producttno roqulres a bai
«n.-ed
ratino tirsi. th»a feed eS' h I
row aerording to ber Individuai re-
qutroments. euch ne her else, and thè
quantlt? and quallty of milk produci. '
Nifht Call*. Mt I
Fisher-Braden Company
Lie meed Embalmer g—Funeral Directors
Albany. Oregon
Sfcurul and llr a<Ulbin St».
R 1 ’.If
The Choice of the Discrim­
inating"
Its col<l dry air circulation keeps
the interior dean and dry. anil
kcc{H food fresh.
Priced from
$22.50 to $75.00
|rrjr * »’.imited (Im ■ we will give 10'. Off aliove prices
p0 od Keeps BEST in the
F1ERR1CK
The
An. »tocrat of
Refrigerulora.
Bartcher Furniture Co.
‘•Everyüting for the He.
Albany. Oregon
gMMMaMMWRMMWB1** • I
'%’iwn in atGaiitj
Call in and see tint «rlr<
line of
cau ?
Qt AlATY : SkRVICK
Phone IS
Herrick
Refrigerators
A PAitlOK FOR LANQUAGt
Dairy Hints
Brin» na vonr job Printing.
Albany. Oregon
Strayed or Stolen: The comb that [
was bought by Mr. Shelton for the ,
girls.
J. W. Copeland Yards
Second and Calapooia
Phone 275
At bany , O rb .
Albany Bottling Co.
Lost: A plate of tally by tw<> ;
Domestic Science girls.
S.» )t>u are quitting us t<MÌsy, Mr.
olivas?"
"Yes "
»thing else la sight. I pre
• lllue?"
"Nere I tn («la» to work for »a oil
ivtupany. tolling lubricants"
I tupíeme you got more
"Fina!
pay?"
"X<c Hut fta strong for tine Ian
guaga. III •! I've always lust Itched tn
.• « legitimate opportunity tv uar
the word •viscosity.’*
a Ila
The only exclusive Paint and Wall Paper, store •«» L»«" county
F. C. DANNA1-5
Third fit.
Albany. Or.
Albany Planing Mill
g. W. SCARS. Frog.
Sash.
Door«. Moulding. Glaw . Gcnetwl Mill Work. Windshield.,
Kitdtcn Cuplwranh. Window a ml D«>or Screen«,
Hardwood Flooring, etc.
Bring U» Your Estimates
Prompt Service
PhorwliO-R
Albany. Oregon
AR hind I of Iron and Bra.« Coating.
Repair Work ami Blackam,thing
Albany Iron Works
Engines. Mill end Mining Machinery
Lie. Rods. Hoad Blocks. Log Tumors. ! <X Hauls.
Bring Your Job
.Printing to Tribune,
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Cattle Convwyors sod Rope P**d Work.
Albany. Oregon