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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1916)
TO QUIT BUSINESS FOR GOOD John Wesely, Scio, Ore STOCK NOW IN THE HANDS OF H. L. SCHILLER, PORTLAND I lie announcement that John Wraely'a «tick oi Dry Goods, Shoe». Furnishing», etc., is to be closed out. means that one of the highest class. Iieitt selected and cleanest stock» of merchandise in the Willamette valley is to be placed on public sale at the mortt sensational and rapid-aelhng prices ever known in Oregon. Everyone knows that merchandise is fast advancing in price and Mr. Wesely nought Ins grxxia for spit cash before the big advances, which means that g*x>ds. in many instances, will be sold for much les» than wholesale coSt and leas than any merchant can buy the same gcxxis lor at wholesale today. I his stixk has been sold to other parties and by special agreement. H. I- Schiller, of Portland, has been placed in charge with instructions to REDUCE THIS STOCK TO THE MINIMUM IN THE SHORTEST TIME POSSIBLE before It IS turned over to the new owners. So read what Mr. Schiller says lx» low and you will see for yourself what thia sale means to every person in Scio and vicinity Roy» Suita, afana up t<> 13. worth tn f l 50, will be cbxwd out at $1.98 One lot Men» Suita. gtxxi itlyb-a ami materials, worth to 115. now $4.98 IVeselys $20,000 Stock oj Merchandise to be Closed Out Slick und Clean. We Don’t H ant it, u'e Hant Neu) Goods SALE OPENS Saturday, Oct. 28, 9 A. M. SHARP worth tn S3, to clue*- out, per pair $9 5c One lot Iwiw« Cullar» anil A »ale that involves thia entire »lock of I>ry Gouda, Clothing. Ready to Wear. wool Suita, worth $22 50. on »ale Notion». Men’*. Women'» and Children'» Furnishing Goad», Shoe*, Comfort», etc., etc , etc., etc. Blanketa. Hat», I c I On» lot of men's, children*« without reserving a »ingle item and acnlxxltes the greateat aavinv opportunity ever presented the public of thi» vicinity. During this vale thouxand» of dollar» worth of merchandise of unquestioned $9.85 reliability will lx* »old for actually leant than the coat of manufacture. regular A lot of Ixiya Overcoat», III) values, will tie Hoard out at r within FREE' $4.75 FREE! i;< worth of merch- Mena blue striped Overall», worth per pair 69c Truly andine given away any Come here expecting to buy any embraced in thia entire stock Sale. thia Come in and thia and everything for lew* than be great to be true, you will find alwoluti iy every 39c FREE! to go on sale at per yard 3c To the tiret hundred customer» making a purchase of |2. we will article and price exactly as whertiaoL give a One lot of lace Curtain». that •old regularly up to 12.25. now good 48c Broom Free. worth to 65 cents, will be closed out at 5c One lot of Calico I’rinta. coat ten cents wholesale todav. will In closed out at per yard ai only WE MENTION ONLY A FEW ITEMS HERE ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE SOLD ACCORDINGLY JOHN WESELY Scio, Ore. One lot of wumm» 11.75 newest •tyle lingerie waiata. to elusa out 48c laidiva cravenette Rain Coats, worth to >10. to close out at H. L SCHILLER. IN C HARGE -VOTE AS AMrnif.S"— • FOR WILSON. SATS EDISON 'he Un trl Stat * m v't » • ■ u >e A« it la. we are at ;>•» e 'he ceuotry —— - WHEN YOU WANT was neve more pre-oerou». »nd we have th» »'rergth that i«me» with N« Tim« New te Ty »n |xa. p«ri«ncag honor and integrity of purjmae •Wllwon ha» nou vlrtoriva by diplo Men. Desiare» Inventor, macy that are tar morg Important to Uaudmg Pre ».dent. SEE - mankind than any vletorlr» that wa roviM have pun by war * FRED OHLEM1ER ■y GtORGK CRCKL. “llad tA'rmghlrnl llurrta It would .rarwraes mow axv .A.- mw Rrt.t-e roi'iga “Timxa err too »r<vua lu talk tn have aerved notice upon the world that thr United Htatee. while believing Hi» Experience is Worth .Money tenu» of itepublt. auiam or Iwtuwracy In <leniorra'-y for home u«o. waa will I ’ art Ire are all righi re» kou w«*ve gut to You to hare thetu with our ay at rm of guv- Ing tn aland for dea|»>tl»tn where nth Repairing a Specialty er proplea were coin emed Urraidrot •rumrut Hut when It a America that'» fVtteoii'a Median policy haa lieen w1»o at stake turn have got to rot« »* Satisfaction Guaranteed and juet and .-«xiragron» Aiuart.au» and not aa I tomo rata or "Relglutni Hlndalght' In the light Hr pubi liana " of two rear» It’» raay Io »ay what Tbla to I be n»ra»a«e to the Amerh an ahouM have tx-en done But at the l»uplr that Thotna» A Etilatm gar« to . time n«»t a alnglr paper or a pohlb- Martgag« Laaaa ftef«tula4 Matan Pahht man even thought of anything but me In a rtxeut Interview "Thia man W ilaoo tea» had a mighty keeping the United State» out of the European horror hard time of It.” be continued “1 •TarWfy There» another proof of don't brlteva there waa ever a preai Wllaon'a opetioewa of inInd No matter dent who bad a« many big quratlona to what he thoushl about the Underw.»»d Attorney at law —————— dr. Idr The, have rum» in bum bro law ho had the omrage to admit that He baon’t alwava pleased me. Jo»t aa the Eur>'t»*an war had ret'irnnl the IÍTTY ATToaaXYl I attppoae he ha«n*t alwara pleeaad tariff to the pro»hoe nf dhu-naaloa LaaaMox oetaeew’ So he came to the fr>ml with hta prop < wit ion for a tariff <-ommloa|<wt That'« aenae The tariff la a arlentglr affair. not pnMrtrai at an A tariff eommto NOTICE----------- •|on will lift the whole tmalne«« out of We have cheap Eastern money potlUrw to loan on improved farm» at “Aa I »aid at the etart, tt haa juet been ene »•• thing eMer »nether with low rate«, interest payable Wilaen. annually and pre-payment at thr threatened general rail privilege«. Why not improve road »trike Why If .arned through, your farm with ««me new •nrh. a »trike would have thrown the buildings, or a new barn or whole country Inf" '-ourualon buy that adjoining 40 acre«? “In my apimen. Me. Hughe*, if Free We furnish the money. ■dent, would have found it difficult te decide an the beet oeurge far thg Gov HECKER A BUM Albany. Ore. arnment te take m auch matter«. Hie capacity far hindsight, ao wa learn teem hia t t ieetoieo. la highly dovalapad. but ao la h>a loreeight, wa are net Mateo Fnèftg equally well mfermed "They nay Wllaon haa blundered Perhai« be ha» Hut I nidi«'» that ho uatiaiiy blunder« forward. "Mr Wltoon now ha» had atmut four yearw of ei per tern w and I think that he attosney atjaw hae earned faith and truet I go not thin* It a aenalMe thing to rhange to an Inexperienced and untried man Therefore I am for Woodrow WI loon" L^baaa». Ors. ------------- ----------- Oita. «a Starna St Plumbing or Tinning N. M. Newport H. B. CHESS ^ IU’M a * a rniai* tmt «ben you loot the rm>rd over It's ao g.md that rrltirtom way of job work, call and see us. come« r|.»w" to bring nothing mnea We do first-clam work at reasonable than cheap fault flndlng pr«- J •A fort or • eoward wovtd taavw had When m need af any thing in value», A big lot of 10 cent embroideries FREE! While the reduction mav anem tax» get your share. line lot of childrens Hate, vou fl and child «tore. have ever thought in you life and you will not di»a|>|>ointrd FICEE during reasonable distance of Sweater». women ami will tie cloned out at a trade opportunity extraordinary and one that demand» the attention and attendance of every man. woman Belta, worth to 50 cent», to done out at Bargains Irresistible—Unparalled Bargains-Astonisbing Bargains Mena newest »tyle guaranteed all ft.50. to go on -ale at One lot ladiea Oxford» and Shoes, the other |>e<>ple Henry Ford ^» Republican, bellevea tn Peace Pro«;unity and Pmgrea« and will rot« for the man who ba* given all three to the 'ountrj Woodrow Wil 95c BEST MAN AT A WEDDING. New Tima Wae Whan Ha Deed te Aaai«* In Abducting the Brido. Ito you know why the bridegroom» • tii'iiduiit at the wedding la called t» i man and h<>w hr hafmena te ba We are prepared to take «in ti au imp'-rtani f»<tor al a »xtoty charge of funeral« in an wed.lmgf llr la to lotto after H h - u»lirra thr nirrtigr the wetldlng up-to-date »anitary manner rlim ind a ti-ol of otbrr things that Embalming ta done bv a hr fortuuate lover • ould not lie ex licensed undertaker. I» trd to coui-rm hltuvelf with at such a tin ■ But there w»a a (leritx! In the Satisfaction guaranteed. h r, I tie huiimn family when the N. I. MORRISON A N. C. LOWE I» I hi <i had other duties than Ibeee to i-rrtorm t was wheu there waa no h- r h rreii mv and when primitiv» peopl.- bad collie Io tba ronrlSSB* that in inlier «Ittiln tito trilie wee not good Final Accanai for i lx- >u.v Then It lierame th» fach hm for i Im vintn» nina of morriareabto NMlee Is hembv eiwn Owl the vnSavWenwl age I" mi t>»rth In queat of a bridr the MeltWraini «r iM estai» U Ate>aMtef «ven». iiiiij.iter of «um« tirigtilroriiig trit» l"r the girt« wen* n«x entfreiy ter aemaae». hm Sto» he» «nal aacuunl in aaid i ••<•<• wich 1ha Cmtaty Clerk <g IJ m t'ouno Uliodui. t«> lr '»ptuivd. but no girt, Orasen, an» <M Ceaniy Curari Sa» aac Mxaulw. eii. i .. ,i •■. i .Irra »ould ».imt« UirieWir e. WS» at aae afaterb ta tl» aTlar ti a n « for a moment that she had wandered M iba Ceeeir Cuori Hora» In Afona» Uan itnav from the pfuteoflcm of her mate Cawntr Oaaoon. aa Ow tima an» piar» ter lh relotlvew for llie aettmi purpvme of be haariae •< aWerttotM le auch Seal atauont. aa» Ing al»lu<-ted Even If Ibera wae no :be aatllaai int theraof. laus M» euHtatml lh» 1« tim» »hu au 4a» brother at hand the gtrl wae likely tr I »Hautamtwr ISA pot u • a came tlftrt. and the prosper : l.»4ta ». Sumt-lee live I ridi g .r tn h ■<* need of the siedet ASMaletrauta vT the «acata • n< v > f a »tr-rng tumu'led friend to aid af Atasaadot Suaaptaa. »areaaml t>in> In »tilwbiing tier There •!> <ery gasai M. O arias« titile to rhe < eremony once the Rlri had Ali», tat Adealntattaln» i», i. i rn to the home of her hitare »■rd il><- Ixbit man*’ waa alwave a b • • In tier home «epeetally Federated Church If P uiarrlngr turned out well la mat'i to mtatooua porta of the ctvi «TO, OREGON Itard i-orl.l »here old cuatoma obtain the i»--t i an’ »till pretende to aa»lM Sunday School 10 a. m. In «Minting the bride. St. bsaito PrnBchtng 11 a. m. Uk>Ue lieuxxnit. Undertaking Parlor Chriattam Endetovor. ti;30 to 7:30 o.m. Namm» the Gerrymendee The rerrvnmndcf «a» christened tn Song Service 7:30 to 8:00 p m. t«i;i although II m ust have bee« in op Pray ar Meeting. Thu rad ay 7:30 p.m. er»H"u bmg Iwforw that A «taacb oM Brother Meikeljohn, la-micr. Feifir..l|at. tlovetuor Elhrldgp Gerry controlled through hie lerMitnre the H B. Iler. Paator, redf»trh-tiiiig of Ma«mb buaetta ander llie irnau« of IMO In the otBro of Benjamin liu»-rll an ardent Repnb tiran editor, hung 4 map of the alate »• newly aubdlvlded by 'Jerry and hta m»'i 11II fieri Mtuorta ready pencil n tcii-ii ally added Io the outtlnee of a gr,,tr«.p>e 11 tetri't «he wtnr« and tall nf a dragon Ila" he «aid when he bad knlobwd Phtme «7 7 flow a that for a «a la man det f Thr Heimblicnn Ru«eeli gmwted Rotter call H a gerrymander" And American ixdltk-taM have take* Ma SCIO a » a ORFXrON adv he Dr. T. K. Sanderson DENTIST
