The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917, December 21, 1916, Image 4

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Mpecia! candies al special pries*
I for Christmas at Stirha’s.
From all indications, our mer­
chants seem to be enjoying a go» >d
Christmas trade.
Music.
Scripture lx*sar»n.
Mr*. Br*rd. of near Scio. to in
Lebanon attending at the bedw<le of
The Albany chicken show ta on her mother. Mrs H H Irvine.
this week.
E. C. Peery went to Portland last
Prever.
Sung Cheerful Clam
Drill-—Sunbeam Clam
Song Cheerful Class.
lh sing un -Waiting for Santa.
Recitation- Robert Houghman.
Solo Mias Furbe«.
IlecitaUon Lowells Luck«*nl>«M-n.
Recitation Anna Compton.
Song Orerfld Class
Films developed fre* at Peery’s Tu«wdav morning to consult a
specialist relative to his health. #
drug store.
Our public schools will
the holiday* tomorrow.
cUur fnr
Teachers Attention Let us help
you in selecting your Chri4m«»
A Mr. Piatt and family are here candies and nut*. J. 8. Such*
looking for a location, to rent for
Thurston Thoma», of above the
the first year.
head of navigation on Thoma* creek,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Daley cele­ was in town yc«terday doing tyist-
brated the 50th anniversary of their mas shopping
trouble.
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against the itarim and lacerated hw
hand fearfully. ripping it to the
bone.
Mr. Calawav. who lives on th«-
old John Richardson farm near the
Richardson bridge, has traded hie
300 acre farm for a residence and
two store building* In Corvallis and
will move early in th«* »firing. He
•ay» be ts tired of milking 40 cows,
which are bringing him 1125 a
month al the chers factory
G«M»d printing can be obUin««d
only where the proper typ«*. prvsie
ee. material and expert workman
•hip is foun«i. The Tnbunq office
pusses*«-* all of the* requisites ami
Mrs. Flor* Hart, daughter of the price* ar* right.
Mrs. 1‘hoelm Turner, of south of
1» Vallu-rs and neck chains rom j
town, went to Portland Turodsy U> mand the attention of all well drew
Th«- ladies of the Hohemian ball
acct-pl a position
«•d ladies
Our stock never was SO) gave a leap year ball at the hall
Mrs. Ullie Kibler and son. Ken­ romulele for the holiday trade as it Saturday night. With a full house,
neth, of Seattle, arrived last week ta just now, Wt* have solid g«»l«l on«*« a fine time and taking a wad of rash I
to spend lh<* holidays with the from 83 up.
F M French & Son. for oheir trouble.
former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M Jeweler* ami Engravers. Altiany.
id Kalina is making mm > fine
C. Gill.
improvements
on his farm he pur­
Mrs M J G»le. of Timber. Or*.,
Isast Tuesday evening an amusing is visiting her stater. Mrs. M C. chase«! of Jo«- Poindexter. Hr is a
game of basket l«aii was played by Gill of this city. Mrs. Cole with wonderfully industrious young man
the girls of our High sch«M«l and a her husband, Dr. Col*, resided in and well deserving of a good wife
team from Riverside.
Our gi rls Scio for many years, the Doctor be­ which he is now looking out for.
winning the game.
ing one of our practicing physieians
We make a »(«ectidty of Fri«md-
Sam Gaine«. 74 years old. ha* Dr. Col* died som* years ago.
Engagem«-nt and Wedding
ship.
just complete*! cutting 30 cords of
Scio has an exrollent bus srrviro,
Rings.
F. M French A Son. Albany.
wood. He said he put up three cord*
if we go to Portland. San Francisco
Oregon.
a day. Many younger men can not
or any other large city anti have to
do n««arly so well.
take a bus or ear ri«le of a couple of
The bosket ball game played be- mil«-* to reach a favorite hotel, we I
Local Market Report
tween our High school team and think nothin« of it. We are only,
Corvallis last Frvlay evening was a two miles from the Weal Scio depot,
close gam«« with good Interest and so we are as well off as if we war* Wheat twr bushel
S 1.25
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resulted in favor of our team.
.45
Mt*
in a large city, in the rwprct of
28.00
Bran tier ton
Mr. and Mrs. R M Cain ar* the distance.
Wheal chop per ton
45 00
proud (»rents of a bouncing boy.
Mias Agness Wrwly, a departin«*nt
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34.00
Oat chop
who arrive«! on Saturday. December
at
head clerk of the Myers A Frank
30.00
Harley Ch«»p
18. The newly arrived was report­
establishment of Portlan«! an«! her
Flour
per
sack
1 90
ed by Dr Prill to Is* seriously ill on
sister. Miss Rose, arrived home for
Egg*
per
doaen
Monday.
Mm» Agn«-»
the holidays Monday
Make Scio your shopping city th«- has been forewoman in her depart - ' Hutter tier pound
Chickens, hen* per lb
23rd. to purchase your Christmas ment for arvoral year*
Miss Rose
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spring
good» and enjoy the Free Picture
has l*e«*n visiting with her for a¡
rooster*
show for a ciuplc of hours and then
number of ueek*
Of courw they
get horn« in good lime
Given by were both anxious to get acquainted Turkey»
Geeae
Bilyeu and Morrison.
with their new iwphcw in the Cain
Ducks
If you hear any ntrange an«! household
Beef
doubtful sounds of an evening, there
Veal
ta no occasion to Iw alarmed.
It is
Triangle Debate Friday
Hogs, live per hundred lb
8 (Xi
not a calf in distress. Oh. no. It
Hogs, dressed
9.0()
ta only Charlie Wesely practicing on
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Albany va. Scio in Albany ami Mutton
8.00
some sort of a wind instrument,
Lebanon va. Scio In Scio at the High
probably a bassoon
When in need of anything tn the
school auditorium tomorrow even­
Thomas Laird. pharmacist at the
ing The question: Resolved "That way of job work, «-all and see us.
Peery drug store, opened hutanow
Oregon should adopt a Iwalth insur­ We do fimt-clarw work at reasonable
Monday morning with his left eve
ance law. embodying the essential prices.
In a sling
He said the injury was
features of the standard hill of
received wh«m splitting w«xxl
He
American Labor legislation.
did not say whether he or his wife
was doing the aplittlhg. The pupil
Gilbert Para««* ai Crabtree
of the eye ta Injured, hut Mr. Laird
Diaa M Saa Francisca
thinks not beyond recover*.
We are prepared to take
Don’t forget th* Big Fre* Show
charge
of funerals in an
Frank parsons, of Crabtree, re­
Saturday. December 23 which starts!
up-to-date
sanitary manner
at I o'clock and runs continually ceived word of the death of his eon.
Embalming
is done bv a
for the benefit of out-of-town people Gilbert, this morning in San Fran­
licensed
undertaker
All school children, who call on that ctaco. The message came fmm Mr*.
Satisfaction guaranteed
day at Morrison's Hardware store, Parsons who left for San Francisco
N.I. MORRISON A N. C. LOWS
will be given a fre* ticket. All Sunday when it was report«*d thst
the
son
was
dangerously
ill.
those who have purchased Ford cars
I Gilbert Parsons, aged 18. joined
of Fred Bilyeu will be admitted
with their families free
All other*, the regular army early In November
who make any kind of a purchase of this year and after going tn Fort
Notice. We have an un­
at N. 1. Morrisnn'e store will receive McDowell in California a letter was
limited amount of fund*
a ticket free and »Iso will receive sent to Mrs Parsons saying that the
She and
to lend on farm security
10 per cvnt discount as a Christmas son was ill with measle*
at (I per cent per annum.
present on all purchase« of fl or one of the Sons left here Sunday to
I »ng time loan* desired
nore. Wr have Eivctor seta. Tinker be with the son during hi* illness
No delay
toys and a thousand mor* things The message did not state the cauar
Pareons
which will make a nice presmt for of his death, but Mr.
the kiddie» and grown upe
Come thought It was from the measles.
early as we will be rushed We will The m-nsjr did not say when the
HECKER A BEAM
body would be shipped to All>any.—
have aavdrai extra salespeopl«.
. 133 Ijron St
Albany. Or*
- Albany Herald.
N. 1. Morrison. Sico.
The High school debate will lie
held in the school auditorium Fri­
day evening. We should give th«m
I
a crowd.
Travel on
Lou) Round Trip
Statina Fara New»
marriage laat Saturday.
The drop in the price of wheat
A gift any young lady will appre­ cause*! by |ie*ce talk over in Europe
ciate. a hamlsome box of chocolate« has parttally Iswm regaine<1
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Sucha's Confectionery
thought the price has not reach«!
E C. Peery has I »•■«.’n confine«! U» tha htghtwt point yet which it will
hi* home lately with a stomach rea«-h hefore another harvest.
I want ynor beef, mutton and fat
hogs
I am still in husmos» and
when yob have any of th«* above
mentioned, telephone me at Scio,
between 6 ami 7 a. tn or from fi.80
to 9 p. m. Thus. large
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Undertaking Parlor
6t FARM LOANS
FARM LOANS 6$
ECLIPSE
Handy for th* Pocket
Thin Modal
F. have an Ingersoll
watch for 82.00 that it
a mighty thin. ncatdoakmg
wan h lor men and boy». It
slip* into your trouters watch
p<x k «*< a» easily st a gold
watch dor*. In a »olid nickel
ca*e that won't turn brawy.
HOLIDAY
FARES
Go home for Xmas.
Slay for N«ew Years
Day. Our low round
trip Holiday Tickets
allow you plenty of
time.
All points in
ORFXiON
CALIFORNIA
C. E EVERETT
WASHINGTON
and IDAHO
hKVGGIMT ANO 8T à TI<>NM
KU> OKM3ON
Holiday Sale Dates
Between Oregon points
Decraber 22 te 25 inc ;
A NEW DEAL
Dec. 30 le Jan. 1, inc
Return limit Jan. 3, *17
California points Dec.
On Novrmlier 1. I purchase«!
th«* Densmore-Wade Produce
butane«* ami have iwv-n in
charge of the samt* since
that date.
I am in the market for your
Egg*, t’hickcns, Gee*«-, Ducks
Turk«»ys. Driw<l Hogs. Veal
etc., for which I will pay the
highest market price. My
weights are right and 1 will
treat you fairly.
I want
your Cream as well.
Bring
it to me in good condition,
you will be satisfied with the
u*sts and th« price. I am at
my place of business from 5
a. m. until buaincw cl<«ea in
the evening, so that you will
alway» fimi um * on hand
Give me a tiisl and >f I don’t
treat vou right, go elsewhere
O. R TURNER
Denatixtre-Wa«!«* Co.
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a
21 to 23 ir.c . Dec. 25 to
28 inc
Return limit 15
days from date of sale
Northwest
To Pacific
points in
Washington
and Idaho itac. 22 to
25 inc.
Return limit
January 3. 1917.
Ask local Agent for
time of trains
fares. «*tc.
John M Scott. G. P A.
Portland. Ore.
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
LINES
FOOTBALL
Oregon vs, Pennsy lvania
Pasadena. Cat.Jan. 1
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