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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1916)
■taf A » -. . Abk.iarf. ■- vLo»» T MSI. HW« ■s* make big loan« just to get rid of our gold. If we cannot get rid of it safely we'll have to keep’it and The tyranny that all Europe, un he careful.” der the passion and pressure of war. is now voluntarilly adopting would The Scio Tribune. 11 Ml the year have caused revolution five years Got a OoW? Ib ad I'eery's add — sg<>. IJlierties dearly w<m are u>- new method. day lightly sacrificed ami despotism is cheerfully embraced on the plea of necessity. I jka I Market Report Prophecy is one of th« most futile of all imaginings, but there are 1 1 26 judgments as to the future, based Wh«*at o«*r bualiel •• •• .46 upon the records of the past, which Oats 28.00 . « do not necessarily c«»m<* under thia Bran oer ton Is War KiUhg War? LOCAL BREVITIES Films developed free al Peery's drug store. Peter Hitveu, of Bilyeu Den. was a buuumss visitor in Scio last Friday. Miss Rachael Angel sp*>nt last Sunday with her parents at Santiam. J. N. Morris, of ls*ban«n. was 41 00 over Friday, looking after buismess heading. For the first time in the Wheat chop per ton 28 no Oat chop history of Europe, the causes, meth matter« Harley Chop “ ” 3U 00 Mrs. Henry Stepanek. who recent ods and results of a devastating I.NO gtmeral war will ultimately !w pass Hour per sack ly underwent an operation, is re Eggs per dozen ed upon by an enfranchise«) pe«>pl«* covering nicely. .36 In the most l>ackward of th«* Butler Per pound The Tribune issued about 1000 .11 nations involved the inhabitants are Chicken». h«-ns ,«-r lb copies thia week. This is pretty •• - . .. s_ _ •• •• spring no longer in complete darkness .12 go««! for a country weekly. ■ ■ ____ •• as r<x>sters 07 They read ami write. They have a Miss Dolly Delay, of Lebanon, voice in their government. Thns^j Turkeys ” ” .17 . ..... as •• came over this morning to spend who survive this struggle will not i as Gemr . .09 Thanksgiving with home folks. ” ” 10 always be deceived as to its need I Ducks Mr. and Mrs Frank Gill enter- ! " " 06 lessness, Its awful cost in lift* and Beef taintxi the school faculty Wednesday ' treasure or as to the fearful hard-1 VeaJ 7* " " evening with music am! refrt*sh-‘ ships infiictol upon civilian popula Hogs, live per hundred lb 8.00 ments. 9.00 tions. Comparing their own miseries Hogs, dressed 8.00 Otto Henson an«! Wayne Thom«, with those of nations which they. Mutton O. A. C. students, will spend Thanks have been taught to hale, and view giving in Seio. with the latter's ing k«*nly every phase of the situa tion to see what has been gained parents. ami what lost in a struggle that Ten mills is the s.-h<x>l lew for Notary Public and district No. 96. made at the apetrial probably can have no climax but Com*}* root school meeting last Saturday after exhaustion there can hardly fail to be agreement in every country that noon. such a war is useless as well as bar Abstracts of Title Examined A Thanksgiving program was giv barous. en in the assembly hall Wednesday Every ItatUefield. every trench, afternoon Numbers were contribut SCIO - - OREGON every d«-a»laled town and province, ed by all the rooms. “iteli •• nor say combina every hospital, everv prison camp, For Sal«* -Close in acreage to «very woman and child forced into tien "i haa l*een able to pro ... ,tf «tx*at without the Lebanon, acre tracts, highly develop the work of men and every phase Jure a p help .«* 1 « *. «aid IHrwrtor c. k ed. Easy terms, interest 6 per cent. of hunger ami deprivation is pro Thon»* r i tin . tbr rall y tlf ||nw on Write Helen V. Crawford. Ixrlianon. foundly prophetic of a better day •nil ali«t In 1 (hat of I hr Ohl«» Sipari mem »tuli»« at W<w»«ter Thia year Miss Anna Denman ami Mias when the true lesson of this carnage manure I laird yh-M««l 31 to 3»* per real Helen Crawford, of Lebanon, came will lie understood and when all Un- more wheat srhere lime was npplle>l over this morning to eat Thanksgiv hideous falsehoods by which strife Am><tM-r plot fertilised with nitrate of «eta arh) oluMtplMte a txt muriate of ing dinner with The Tribune family. in engendered and glorified will be p»ta«ii (are 31 per rent more wheat where I1m«l than on nntimed soil alm Wh«*n in need of anything In the nak«<dly revealed ‘larfj fertiHsod Th«- yield on a plot Then* will come a time, and soon, way of job work, call and see us. re>r|'tns < 'limiate fiwtlltser with nitro We do first-class work at reasonable in all Christendom, when a man who <rn tn su Intuì tv of am num la save t|A even suggests war for any consider i«er rent In- n*a«r In <-rop by appHca prices. rhut of lime ation save self-defense, and then Charles N. Young, who has tie«*n ■mly when all other measures fail, visiting his father and brother in will tie regarded not as a hero but i Scio for a number of days, left for an a scoundrel and a criminal. If Corvallis yesterday. Europe's years of agony lead to City politics commenced to bubble that great end. the sacrifice, even last Friday. There are a doxen can- though prodigious, will not have didates for councilmen. al least two been altogether in vain.- New York for mayor an«! four for marshal. World. R. SHELTON ■— ■- * WHKN YOU WANT ------------ New Undertaking Parlor Plumbing or Tinning -■tM»~ We are prepare«! to take char«*’ of funerals in an Up-to-date sanitary manner Embalming is done bv a licensed undertaker Satisfaction guaranteed FRED OHLEMiER W W «ka a~w Ilia Experience is Worth Money to You Repairing N. I. MORRISON A N. C. LOWE a Specialty Satisfaction Guaranteed DR. A. G. PRIL-L H. B. CHESS Physician and Sargeen ATTORNEY AT LAW Calls Attended Day or Night SCIO . ORE. O n . The Ladies Home Journal Backs Us Up. We have long contended that the proper treatment for the cure and prevention of colds, catarrh, and the grippe was to spray the nose and throat with ■ suitable antiseptic solution by means of an atomiser. Many physicians have adopted thia treatment and in vested considerable capital in equipment consisting of atomizers operated by compressed air, and the results obtained in cases treated, ifidicated that nose and throat spraving was the l*st treatment for colds, catarrh anti prevention of the grippe. Those of our customers who accepted our advice were sincerely pb-amd and felt that the dollar pai«i for the complete outfit was a small price to pay for the comfort obtained. And now Th«* ladies Home Journal endorses the treat ment. The article «ay«. "Use a nasal and throat spray during the grippe season of th«* winter.” No germ can live in a throat that is being treated with a germ d«*stroying spray. See our window and ask us. PEERY’S DRUG STORE Dependable Service Do you want to save a little money? Money Saved is the same as Money Earned A Double Opportunity is now offered you We make a specialty of Friend ship. Engagement am! Wedding Rings F. M French A Son. Albany, Oregon Financial Period Flood of Gold (Continued from |>age I) Mrs. Cora Lucas held the lucky creased 3 per cent. I admit 3 per numlter which drew the fine large cent is a lot. viewed as a sum, but axminster rug at John Wesely’s we have grown too. I do not fear drawing Wednesday. a heavy demand for gold in Europe Scio is the home town to many after the war anvway. It wouldn't It would I people who now reside elsewhere. do Europe any good I Many of them will be here today come right back to us ami those who cannot be here, send “And I don't fear a reversal of regrets. trade balance. Europe is stricken Mrs. Ohlemeyer will close out a Americans must help to build it up line of this fall up-to-date millinery —America and American capital. at 1'2 per hat. Come in and see As for "dumping" of cheap articles heir that will sell for lews than we them manufacture them. I don't fear that Would like to store a good piano either. In the first place. Europe with responsible family, who will hasn't got the raw material.” «aid give it good care, or will sell cheap Mr. Deacon "Thousands of factor and on terms. For full particulars ies. it is true, now making munitions send your name and address to poet could be turned to making some office box 76. Scio. Ore. thing else. Hut we've got to fur Dr. Turner, formerly of Ix>we nish the materials in many cases. If A Turner, the well known Europe could 'dump* goods on us.4 eye specialist of Portland, will be in it would be wise for Europe to do Scio again Thursday. December 14. it now. when those goods are bring at Hotel Scio. Headaches relieved, ing high prices. They would if they cross eyes straightened, satisfaction could, believe me. guaranteed. Consult him. "I do not mean to say that I am The heavy wind Sunday night and not afraid of the 'gold disaster' that rain early Monday morning reminds leads to overconfidence in our finan us that winter is here. It reminds ces and to flight loans based on top us that winter is here. It reminds heavy calculations as to the nature thia editor of another fact We are of our prosperity. 1 am afraid of depending on several persons who It. and I agree that we ought to ex have promise«! I«» deliver us wood. tend foreign credits. It certainly The wood is not here vet and we will not hurt us. But I never «rill are sure to need It before spring believe that we must go out and Do your late fall and early Christmas shopping at the same time. If you have put off buying that suit, over coat, hat or other wearing apparel, do not put it off any longer. The scarcity of good merchandise and the advance in price both point to the advantage in buying now. Thia is strictly a men’s and boys store, nothing for ladies, but we have ah extremely large ■lock of mens wear of every kind and all we ask is an opportunity to show you Our fifty-fyur years of continuous business in Albany is one of our guaransees of faithful service, and the un limited number of constant, steady customers is another The Blain Clothing Co. 224-226 West Firat St. ALBANY OREGON z
