The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917, September 23, 1915, Image 4

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Alt!« Smith, Sodaville, machine
made dress 3rd.
M. C. Gill was an over Sunday
Golds Waters. Iwltanon. machine
visitor in Albany
made dress first
E. C. Perry has had the front of
Del I is Westenhouac, Scio. plants
his drug «birr newly painted this first
week.
Joe. Karnosh, Crabtree, field corn
A large part of The Tribune is first.
consumed this week in publishing
Vernie Zyssett. Thomas, field corn
thr fair premiums, at the expense
2nd.
of the news columns
Thomas Smail Jr., Thomas, field
last Saturday the com gear for
com 3rd, musk melons 2nd
the light and water plant arrived
Helen Barnes. Crabtree, popcorn
ami was soon in place and the light
2nd
plant is again on its old time inex­
Video Knauf, Selo, pop corn first.
pensive condition
Sylvia Brown, Ijebanon. pop corn
At the special school meeting last
Mm. A Thompaon. Alliany. hem-
Mm. <’. Cheadle, Iwbanon. drawn-
work handkerchief« IM, pair drawn­ I stitched tea doth 2nd. art lied linen
work pillow atara I at. tatted collar 2nd. suit underwear 1st. shirt waist
French 3r<f*. gown, eyelet 2nd. art
lat.
tani linen 2nd, pair piiiow cases,
Paul Johnston, Fox Valley, brack*
crochet Isce 3rd, night dress 2nd.
et sawing 1st.
Phone 274
suit of u»ler«rear 1st. spron with
F. Unimhoffrr. Isdianon. potatoes ci-■het lace 2nd. «fancy apron 1st.
OREGON
SCIO
1st. »'• variepea grain 1st, fi varietie« emb handkerchief« 2ml. be mat itch­
grass 1st. individual fafin exhibit ed handkerchiefs 1st. rmb towels
2nd. display gar>h-n vegetable« 1st. 1st. hand made («Bow mars 1st.
«unflower 1st, 2 sprcimen pumiAms rmb bed linen lat. rmb. table linen
1st. potatoes 2nd. grain 1st, largcwt lot. whit* lunch cloth 1st. 2 yard«
DR. A. G. FRUÌ,
■quash 1st. largest pumpkin 1st, 2 cr-«cheted lace 1st, comb honey lat.
ftyñria» X¿ Sargeoa
specimen of squash 1st, best corn in Iw» wax 2nd.
Calls Attended
stalk 1st
Mm. V. A. Mcknight, Scio, dim
Day or Night
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F. M Slier man. la-ban-m. potaba*« play of swrrt peas 1st. display cut
SCIO
ORE
1st.
fiowem 1st. hemstitched handker­
Mm. Emm» J one«. Crabtree, land- chiefs 2nd. hand made pillow cases
3rd, display tatting 1st. collection
scape 1st..
canned fruit 1st.
C. C. < ole. Scio, landscape 2nd.
WHKN you WANT »------
Mary Smith. Lebanon, sofa pillow
animal studv 2nd. flowers and fruit
DENTIST
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school board was 2nd
Hazel Delxmg. Scio, popcorn 3rd. 2nd. still life 2nd
go ahead with the
2nd
Plumbing or Tinning
sanitary toilets by a
Stewart Arnold. Shedds, sweet
Maywdl Ixmg. Scio, fuschia 1st.
Salbina Kukacka. Scio, landscape
to one majority.
corn 3rd, potatoes 3rd.
~ agg
and marine 2nd. tap (tainting 1st. bureau acarf 3rd.
Henry Bilyeu and family, of
Anna Compton. Scio. ind. display painting original design 1st. cake
FRED OHLEMIER
Mm. M J. Monteith. Albany,
Tecoa, Wash . arrived in town Tues­ need lew« rd first.
Smaà» ¡We. «s «K*
2nd.
centerpiece, wall
day and are domiciled in Mm. J. R.
flora Shelton. Scio, table runner
His Experience is Worth Money
Edith Jones. Crabtree, lautilo 1st.
Mm. R Shelton, Scio, <iis|»lay of
Gill’s residence
They will «pend 2nd. Iwad work 1st
to You
figure
from
life
1st,
|>encil
sketch
carnations 2nd. layer cake 3rd. fruit
the school year here bi enjoy the
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Mm. Anna Prill, Scio, table run­ 1st. pen and ink drawing l»t
Repairing a Specialty
cake 1st. Xhgel cake 2nd. collection*
school privileges.
ner 3rd, sideboard scarf 2nd. shirt­
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Mrs Addie Perry. Springfield, of canned fruit 3rd. assortment of
Dr, Prill received notice a few
waist, eyelet 1st, display battenberg
received first on each of the follow­ fruit jrllhw 1st and 2nd.
days ago, that 50.000 trout of thr
2od. drawn work shirtwaist 1st. «•!
ing: «• hand ¡>eint«-d plate«. speci-1
Rainbow and Eastern Brook vane-
Ameba Middlestadt, Crabtree, ■ e •
snoar-'is
bed linen 2nd. display drawn work
men china painting, conventional fuchsia 2nd. asparagus 1st, begonia
tie«, would be shipped to him from
2nd. raffle basket 1st. eyaiit center­
dmign. largest and best collection 1st. collection potted plants 1st.
the state hatchery, for distribution
piece let.
of chma
in the stream« in this locality.
Mm. Frank Mtkulka, Scio, emb
Wilber Woolen Mills. Stayton. 1st
Siate Fair
shirtwaist 1st, french shirtwaist 1st
on each of the following: Stocking
dresser scarf 1st. satin centerpiece
Parties going to the State Fair
yarn, blankets, robes, doth, wool
1st.
call up R M Cain. Il for round
bats, exhibit of Wool.
Inn Harold, Scio, «{irciman artistic
trip in auto bus
Mm. Geo. Johnson. Lyons, special
needlework 3rd, tatted centerpiece
filet 3rdv
Holacbek Sale
1st.
For
Mm J. V. Pipe. Albany, soeetei
Mm. Rufus Russell, Albany, satin
tatting 3rd.
Holachek cordially ^nvites
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lunch doth 1st, bullion centerpiece
everybody to attend his sale of
Mm. Riley Boyd, Scio, baking |
3rd, french shirtwaist 2nd
personal property, which occurs on
powder biscuits 2nd, graham bread
Hulah Miller. Halsey, hard an ger 1st.
Tuewlay. Septemlier 2S on the John
W Gaines farm. 9 miles southeast lunch doth 1st.
Mm. E C. Shelton, Scio, pair of i
of Scio. Thr property is good and
Mm Otto Yonker. Thoma«, har- hemstitched pillow cases 1st, drawn
if you buy you will be apt to get a dangcr lunch doth 2nd. cutwork
work dreaser scarf 1st. apron with
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bargain. It consists of homes, cat" centerpiece 2nd, drawnwork drewwr
crochet lace 3rd. display crocheting
tie, hogs, farming implements and scarf 2nd.
let. handkerchiefs 3rd.
numerous other articles.
Mm. Willie Coffey, Scin. carnation
Mm. R. M Cain, Sdo. display of
lunch cloth IM. piece netting 1st. astorn 2nd. display of dalhia« let.
Your Dollars Will
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display netting 1st,
Mrs Valaria Garland. Scio, dis­
Get More Here Mm. Lillian Peacock, Albany, play of cut flowers 2nd.
You are invited to try them
fancy apron 1st. hand made apron
Mm. Henry Steoonek, Scio, infanta
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Saturday. September 25 is Sales IM.
coat 1st. emb. dress 1st. infanta
Day in Albany. While here look
Mrs. Parretts Miller, Halsey, eye­ pillow 1st. infants carriage rota» 1st,
over our goods and get our prices, let gown let. pair emb. pillow case«
emb. sofa pillow 2nd. tatted shirt­
you will he pleased.
let. white emb. centeroiece 2nd.
waist 2nd.
T’Ae
Store
We arc offering
exceptionally
Mm. H. Beu man. Scio, drawn-
Mm. E Cox, Springfield, infants
good liargains in boys suits.
OREGON
SCIO
work table cloth lat. drawnwork coat 2nd, infanta dress 2nd. emb.
Your choice of any SI. 31.50. and
lunch cloth 1M.
dress 2ml. carriage robe 2nd, emb
S2 white shirts, in stock for 49
Mm. Emma Wunderlin. Iwhanon. bonnet 2nd, crocheted Ixinnet 1st.
cents
Any S5 Knox hat. soft or stiff, drawnwork tablecloth 2nd. drawn­ hand made waist 1st. silk emb. lunch
work lunch cloth 2nd. display drawn cloth 1st. gown, french and eyelet |
for 11 95
3rd
One line especially good S3 hits work 1st.
for 95 cents each.
Mm. B H. Core. Portland, drawn
Mm. Vivian Bilyeu. Scio, infants*
SALEM
SI.50 and 12 Ide dress shirts for work centerpiece 3rd.
ilreas 1st, display infants garments
Saturday, the
authorised to
construction of
more than two
Hizz
bla T wtaown
Hizz
Nyal Remedies
Kidneys, Rheumatism, and
Liver Troubles
The Best Known.
The Most Used
E. C. PEERY, DRUGGIST
Oregon State Fair
SI 09
Good quality Jersey and Coat
Sweaters for |7 35.
Boys Knee Pants, your choice for
fiS cents.
Umbrellas at 35 cents and up.
Many articles below wholesale cost.
We do not want to move away
any goods and are making a sacri­
fice to avoid doing so. Your loss if
you don’t look our stock over before
buying elsewhere.
STEIN A NEWMAN.
330 West 1st St.
Albany. Ore.
Issae Near Sett leiaegt
Clara Dobrkovsky, Crabtree, fancy 1st, centerpiece, long ami short sth. I
2nd.
•ofa pillow 3rd.
Mm. J. D. Densmore, Scio, lunch
doth on white linen 1st. lunch doth
eyelet 2nd. lunch doth, satin 3rd.
display of white embroidery 2nd.
pair of embroidered pillow
2nd.
Ida Middlestadt, Crabtree, layer*
cake 1st.
Lola
Waotanhouae.
Soo.
(Continued from page I)
fruit
Mm. Cora Lucas. Scio, canned
vegetables
1st.
which attended the sinking of the
steamer Arabic, submitted by the J
Mrs. E. J. Shumaker, Jefferson,
American government through Am­
bassador Gerard. Gottlieb Jagow. lunch doth on colored linen 1st.
the German foreign minister, made long and short stitch centerpiece let.
a statement to th»« effect in an cross stitch centerpiece 2nd. speci­
interview last night with the Asso­ men artistic needle work 2nd. satin
ciate.! press
centerpiece 2nd. satin comet cover
Herr von Jagow said, in his inter­
view. that (Germany could not well 1st. pair emb. towels 1st. pair emb.
repudiate thr report of the com­ pillow slips 1st. set bed linen 1st
mander of th«- submarine which sank display white emb 1st, piece batten­
the Arabic Nevertheless, there was burg 1st. drawnwork centerpiece
room for a difference of opinion
1st. pair tatted trimmed pillow cases
and Germany would examine care­
3rd.
raffia bag 1st. eyelet lunch
fully the evidence from Washing­
ton
doth 1st.
Race«, Fat Stock. Poultry. Agriculture
Horticulture. Manufacturing
All the activities we are interested in
will lie represented
cenlerp»«* 2nd. tatted towels
1st. tatted pillow mars 2nd. display
of tatting 2nd. *
Reduced Railrodd Fares
fruit
cake 2nd
Bernice Holland. Lebanon,
jellies 3rd
Mm. Curli« «'ole. Scio, infants
emb. pillow 2nd. infants emb. bon­
net 1st. «(wcitnen artistic needlework
1st, centerpiece, french and eyelet
1st. sidelMiard scarf 2nd. tatted
collar 2nd. tatted handkerchief« fid.
Mm. J. L. Tomlinson. Albany,
infants emb. pillow 1st, centerpiece
*al. 3rd. table runqer 1st. display
artistic needlework 2nd. eyelet lunch
cloth 3rd. punchwork lunch cloth
1st, Mt. Mellick centeipiece 2nd,
Harbangrr centerpiece 2nd. cutwork
centerpiece 3rd. french ami eyelet
centerpiece 2nd. centerpiece. Bullion
stitch lat. sideboard scarf 1st, dis­
play white embroidery 3rd. piece of
point lace 1st. piece luHtenburg 3rd.
piece dutch«« 1st. display point
lace 1st. display battenburg 1M.
display dutches« 1st, drawnwork
centerpu-cv 2nd. drawnwork hand­
kerchiefs 2nd. set fi crochet doilies
apron with crocheted lac* 1M. spec.
Irish crochet 2nd.
Week beginning Septemlier 27
from ali points in Oregon
Sale dates, Sept. 23 to Oct. 2
Tickets limited to Oct. fi
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
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