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Notice IS hereby given that '■ell Bii
eu I um been, by tne Ctwnty C—rrt of
Jnn county. Oregon, duly api-inir,!
sdtninutrslrix of th<< «elate of C. C.
-<31.
Bilyeu, docea»«d
All person» having
claim» against said «elate are hereby
J. L. Kelly was fishing al Detroit
notified to present the »am« to the un
dersigned, either at Brio, Oregon, or al, Wednesday.
the office of L. M. Curl, in Albany. Ore
gon. with proper vourlw-r» thvrefor, i
Fred Mumper waa in Albany on
within six months from the date here
business
Monday.
of
Dated this 36th day of August. 1925.
Herbert Shelton ia building a gar
Niti.I. Bn.YKt;,
Administratrix.
age to house hie Ford.
L. M. Ci'Kl.. Atty, for Admrx.
Date of first publication Hept 3.1325.
Mias Grace Bilveu is confined to
Date of last publication Oct. 1, IMN
her home with the flu.
Tkey Wark Wkik You Sk«F!
We are proud of our ClaMiified,
column, because it is full of hu
man interrat—It bring» people to
gether aa nothing etoe can do. If
you have anything to »ell, or want
to buy something, there to noth
ing quicker nor aurer. And the
coat ia cheap. Yea, we are also
proud of our job department and
the work we do. See ua for any
thing in the printing line.
Bring ua your job Printing.
Mra. Fred Jones spent the week
end with Mra. V. J. Philippi.
Mrs. Ella Munkers ia keeping
house for J. L. Kelly and Jack.
Frank Stupha of Stayton visited
his mother. Mrs. Albert Young,
Sunday.
Mra. Kate Muller left Saturday
morning for St. Louia. Mo., on an
extended visit to relatives.
Miss Anene Smail will enter the
normal achool at .Mor,mouth on Sept.
28. where she aspects to ram a life
certificate to teach in Oregon.
$5.95 to $12.48
Just the Garment for School
kJ. G. Shipley Company
Women’« Wear
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Salem, Oregon
Do you know that you can
Dispose
of a cow in a day, but to
Produce
one requires from 2% to 3 years?
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Oregon Milk Company
Condenscry, Scio, Oregon
Now is die time tn have your
Auto Tops Repaired or Made New
Our facilities arc the l>e*t in I.inn County. Rex
Enclosures installed if you wish. Prices reasonable
Another advance in tire price» ,
ted Soon. Wr feature the
C.T.C. (made in Portlami) and the Miller Tire« none better on
the market. Auto Accessories, Trimmings, Paints, etc.
Vulcanising, Retreading, Oils and Greases
F. W. HORSEY ALB*N.Y^“
IMPROVE YOUR
DRIVE
Let us install a set nf New Transmission Hands and
stop that chatter and make your car »afe in traffic.
Bilyeu’s Garage and Service Station
Service With a Smile
Fred T. Bilyeu, Prop.
Phone 27
Scio, Oregon
Men’s Winter Shoes
We have in stock n\m's »I hh - s for winter in low, 12 inch and lb
inch tops. These shoes are .Viscolircd and arc as near water
proof as can l< found. The price is extra low. Come in ami
get yours at
THE PEOPLES .STORE
J, R. COUEY, proprietor
Little Mary Gaauen of Hoskins
Gerald McDonald waa io Portland
expects to atav with her aunt. Mra
Wednesday on business.
Mr. end Mrs. N I Morriaon vis Fred Smith, and attend the Scio
school thia winter. Thia will be her
ited in SUverton Sunday.
first year at school.
For Salo- Two Heating Stoves. In
J. F. Weeely returned Wednesday
quire of Mrs. J. D. Denamoro.
Mr. and Mrs C. C. Hopkins of
from a business trip to Malto
Scio. Oregon.
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Ixis Angeles stopped over night Sat
See the sale ad of Mr. and Mrs.
For Sale - Dick feed cutter, six«
urday night with Mr. Hopkins* sis
3 D
Price 913. See E J. Hol-
J. H. Wortman on another page.
ter. Mrs. Nell Bilyeu. They were
land. Scio. Oreg.
5-p
Mr. and Mrs. N. I. Morrison were enroute to Canada on a motor trip. I
For Sale Prunes at 50e per bushel;
•hopping in Albany Tuesday after
bring your bog. Frank Hora,
J. B. Couey and E. L. Bilyeu left,
noon.
route 1. Scio. Ore.
7p
Wednesday morning for Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Morris visited
to attend the Round up. Rolla Shel- F<>r Sale No. 22 Forest UniverMd
Mr. and Mra. Roll Morris at Detroit
Heater, in good condition
In
ton is carrying the mail to and from ■
Sunday.
quire
at
Tribune
office.
bp
West Scio during Mr. Coury’s ab
Mrs. Fred Roadarmel is having a sence.
For Sale PxlJ Velour Rug. Can
new roof put on her house on West
be seen at R. M. Cain's furniture
The Z. C. B. J. club dance at the
' Mill street.
store. Mrs. J. F. Weeely.
6p
Richardson Gap hall Saturnay night
Misses Mildred Couey and Bobby was not largely attended but a good Wanted Married man with no chil
dren to work on farm. See Wil
Thaver attended the show In Albany time is reported. Music was fur
bur Funk, on the Scio-Jefferson
Sunday evening.
nished by the Kalina five-piece or
road.
6t2c
J. D. Densmore was in Corvallis chestra.
For Sal' Hungarian Vetch Seed,
and Mrs. Densmore waa in Albany
cleaned, 4c per pound.
Fhune
M im Freda Thayer has returned
35 6. or see Jos. J. Roner, route 1.
Tuesday afternoon.
from a two weeks visit with rela
:< g< n.
»p
Ira Bilyeu. John Leffler. Thomae tives in Portland. She will .attend
Money at 5% with
Large and Ivan Balachwcid were in the state normal school at Mon Farm I/ums
n
-mmai
commission;
prepayment
Albany Sunday evening.
mouth this year. The school opens
priviledge* after first year. Wm.
Bain, Albur# Ore.
4-C
Mr. anti Mra. W. W. Harder of on the 2Xth.
Portland spent the week end at their
G. L. Flanagan and daughter. For Sale Two good work horses,
i ranch south-east of town.
weight about 2500 pounds, and
Dolly, Fern and Caroline, and R M
23
head of goats. Inquire of John
Brownsville has selected Miss Bet Phillips were in Albany Thursday.
Silbernagel, route 1. Scio.
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ty Coshow to be queen of the county While there Mr. Flanagan sold his
team of horses, and has since sold For Sale Grey Oats. Vetch and
1 fair on school children's day.
Cheat Seed, mixed, at 2c a pound;
two or three head of cows.
Miss Aileen Mumper, who is work
just right to sow for hay. See
Vilas Arnold, route 1. Scio
6p
ing at Crocker’s hop yard near Jef
Word from H. G. Lee, son of Mr.
ferson. spent Sunday at home.
and Mrs. W. T. Lee. says he has For Sale or Trade Six horse power
Gas Engine, mounted on heavy
Misses Hasel Philippi and Lets moved from Aldersyde to Csrwland.
steel trucks with saw rig. Ed
Alberta.
Canada,
and
of
course
the
Couey spent Friday and Saturday in
Rahn, mute 1. Scio. Ore.
5t2c
Tribune
wiii
follow
then.
He
is
Dallas on business and pleasure.
employed by a grain company in For Sale Guod clean papers, suita
The Masonic order baa made some Alberta.
ble for wrapping lunches or fruit
jars, or to kindle fires. Large
repair a on the roof of their hall.
Sheriff Richard came near having
bundles for 10c. at the Tribune.
Lardon & Hodge doing the work.
a serious Occident the other day on
Pajx-r and envelopes are going up.
Mr. and Mra. George Martin of the Lebanon road, when he turned
If you need letter heads or enve
Portland are viaiting Mra. Martin’s out into loose dirt when he met an
lopes. gel them now while the
sister, Mra. Ben Thayer and family. other car. His car turned complete
price is |5 per 1000 at the Scio
Tribune.
ly over, but he and his companion
Mrs. W. A. Ewing. Mra. Riley
escaped injury.
For Sale Tomatoes and Yellow
Shelton. Mrs. W. F. Gill and E. D.
Danvers Onions at market prices.
Myers and family drove to Detroit
Clair Cobb, son of M r. and M rs.
Call at ranch or write A. L. God
Sunday.
W. L. Cobb of Jefferson, former
win, route 4. Scio, Oregon. Will
Deliver.
6p
Willie Johnston took the house residents of Scio, underwent an ope
Misses Balbriggan 1 wo-Piece Suits
J
The Scio Tribune
Local News and Classified
Page 6
hold goods of Hiram Wolfe to Tole ration in Salem last Friday for acute
do Saturday where the family will appendicitis. His many friends here
are hoping for a speedy recovery.
make their home.
Last reports said he was getting
Wilma Smith, young daughter of
along fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, has re
turnee. home from a visit with her
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Smail have
aunt near Hoskins.
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returned shunting trip near Yachats
and brought with them a deer. An
Mra. P. H. MacDonald went to
I enjoyable feed waa the result Mon
Portland Sunday to assist her sister
in caring for het husband, Dr. M. day al the Thos. Smail home. Oth
ers in on it were Clyde Pomery and
L. Jones, who is ill.
wife of Lacomb. Mr. and Mra. M.
J. A. C. Brant, a former resident G. Tvcer and his sister.
of Scio where he was foreman of the
In the game for $500 and gate
Tribune, was here renewing ac
receipts,
played between Salem and
quaintances Wednesday.
and Toledo at Albany last Sunday.
Mrs. H L. Watenpaugh and child
Salem won by a score of 6 tn 3. A
ren visited her parents near Tailman
heady team of ball players makes
Sunday and Monday where she help
Salem a hard nut to crack, Reamia
i
ed them harvest cucumbers.
for Toledo was relieved in the sec-
Misses Leila Montgomery and ond inning.
i Frances Parker and Charles Mont-
jgomery of Junction City called on
Mies Aileen Mumper Sunday.
F. T. Thayer and daughters. Miss
es Freda and Bobby, and grand sans.
Lyle and Deryl Shelton, were shop
ping in Albany Wednesday after
noon.
Richet Garnered From
Great Chilean Detert
Chile ha« tunny thouuuida of aqua re
mllra of land capable of cultivation,
yet Ila moat valuable aaw-t 1» a deaert
• her» the rainfall is sekloui more
thus l.alf an Inch per annum It
»>«>» grow a stogie tree, or even a
Joo and Tony Stasek returned blade of graaa, except where pa lehr»
Sunday from the Krebs hop yard of Imported »>>11 have been laid Ttda
where they had baen working
Hop Is the nitrate country, which emptoya
fio.iaxt people directly •nd Indirectly
picking waa finished at this yard Ove time« a» many, and In which
■ Sunday noon.
something approaching
I«
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invested.
Mrs. Louise Warner and sun. Earl
There are over oae hundred and
Rrowning, were shopping in Scio seventy •rparaie working», aarh of
Monday. Mra. Warner and son are whl<4> la thornier <if a busy popala
Hon Yi’t every ounce of food, every
building a new residence in the Bil yard of clothing, every rug an-l »haft
yeu Den community.
of it» huge machinery, every pint of
water even, ha» to be brooch» fmm
L. F. Jones. J. S. Stieha. Fred T. » itlstarica
For many mile« around
Bilyeu aad Edwin Holland returned the country produces nothing bn»
Tuesday evening from Southern nitrate of aorta
It Is an amaxlng fart that »h<* nmat
(tregon where they had spent the valuable fertiliser of commerce route»
week deer hunting.
from a region where nothing will
grow, but It la a mar of all f<e»llliter
J. D. Densmore is having some •nd no anil and an rain. In earlier
repairing done on the Scio Mill A day» water waa a» valuable »hat It
Elevator Co’s dam near the north- waa a saving that It waa cheaper Io
j east corner of the city. It is now drink Hiatnpagne. but wow water ia
carried by pipes from far off eonrera.
J ready for the pouring of the cement. •»me of whh-b are 3»> mhes d!»(gnt
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For Sale hl) bu. uhcleaned Eclipse
White Fall Seed Oats for sale at
75c p<r bushel. Phone 52-25.
Geo. C. Christenson, route 2, box
10. Scio. Ore.
Co
For Sale Registered Jersey Bull,
St Mawes breeding and au out
standing individual. Price cheap
if »>>ld before Sept. 12., See Geo.
C. Miller, Shelburn. Ore.
5p
For Sale Three good milch cows,
two fresh in July and one just
fresh; priced right for quick sale.
Mrs E. J. Calloway, owner. See
Ora Zink, agent, route 3. Seto,
Oregon.
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Notice We pay the market price
for Evergreen Blackberries and
Bartlett Peart, and want all you
have.
Station in old produce
building, back of meat market in
Scio. W. E. Burton.
cltf
For Sab* Fall Butter and Winter
N'-'ii-* Pears. 50c a bushel If you
pick them. Also Oat and Hun
garian Vetch Seed, mixed, at mar
ket price. Phone 21-161, E. F.
Krehlis, route 4. Scio. Ore.
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For Sale Hungarian Vetch Seed
------------- at market orice.
Willamette Valley Farm ch
luán» (prepay privilege»)»!® /0
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IT’S HERE
I i Ilian Gish. Ik>ro-
thv Gish ami Ron
ald Coleman in
“Romola”
Stand« abreast of ”Tcn Com-
mardmenta. ** "Covered Wa
gon," am! Ihief of Bagdad.**
Two weeks in Portland at
advanced prices.
Ran at
Í1.66 in Loa Angeles.
Don’t Mitt It
Globe - Albany
S0NDAY, MGNDAY art TOESDAY
Stpltabtr 21 2122
AT POT I EAR PRICES
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