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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1917)
* ’ I 9 fc» t 1 . ’ ».♦ • .■ V- * * • >£ • I * ♦ 1 e • ♦' t % ■ .. ■ ••••■«• * i .* • . >• -V • • • < . ■ ’ ; f • ♦ * 1 i * » . '’•*.. Oh yss. Guy McKnight sitting hens. will buy John Weaely is on a visit to Ore gon's metropolis this week. J. J. Barnes, of Salem, came Up last Friday for a few day» visit. Young (lark, of the Scio High school, had hi* colar bone broken while practicing luuiket ball last week. We make a «pecialty of Friend ship. Engagement an« I Wedding Ring» F M French A Son. Albany, Oregon. l**vislal<>r» want their per diem an«f milage doubled Manv of them are ««ntirely too dear at the present wage . » a. • 4M* • * res. , • ♦/ *5'* • T«* » IA. ♦’ «a >*’ • J7* . e * • : ‘ 4 For Sale -Ulnae in acreage to New York. Feb 19. Insofar a» Lebanon, acre tracts, highly develop thv ’ fundamental laud* ur*»n which ed. Easv terms, interest fi per cent emergency military an«! naval de Write Helen V. Crawford. I«ebanon. fense preparation* must rest." the Two or three fight* nearly result United States ia "in far hHter posi ed during the Albanv-K of P. tion than any other has ever been baskrt ball game last Friday night. in time» of peace.’* in thv «»pinion ‘ It has been remarked that Albany of Guy E Tripp, chairman of the did not come over with the purpoae board of the Westinghouse Electric to play l«a»k«-t hall, but to rough 4 .Manufacturing Co. In a statement ■ houar things They evidently in here today he »aid; "So far as my knowledge g«*w. tended ta win by either fair or foul there art- in this country greater method* W. H. Horntbrook. principal own facilities, already established, oper er of the Albany Democrat, return ated by large <«rganix*ti<m» having ed from» Siam reaching Albany experience in the manufacture of Sunday evening He has l«e«-n con munitions of war. than ha» ever be nected with the diplomatic depart fore existed in any country not [ ment nearly two years Stckncas of actually at war. “In our own company alone wv hi» children cau«rd him to resign Ha will resume charge of the Demo have facilities immediately available which have a pr«»vvd capacity of crat this week 2(»0<i »lx-inch high explosive »bril» a ! day. and there will be available on April I additional facilities with a SCHOOL NOTES proved capacity of ftlMNl eight-inch ami 12ft 12-inch explosive »hell» a The last of the Oregon troops sent to the Mexican Imrdcr are lw- The operetta given at the school I '**> ing mustered out of the service to- auditorium last Saturday evening. ' dav High Cost oí Living wa* a great sucre»« AH parts were i hav For Salt II* ton* of cheat taken vrrv nicelv and evrry«»ne ha» am! 10 tons of akike clover hay. spoken a good word for the »chool (Continued from j«age 21 baled and in good condition. Inquire and faculty. Th«- operetta wa» "Prinre Charming" or “The Capture in price during the year Print at The Tribune office The four-year-old »on of 8. 8. of the tjvren of Hearts “ The cast P®pvr which cost 4 cent* one year ' ago now coats 8 cents In fact it is Stewart, of Providence, fell when of character* was: /y*. Jr wsds* Jfc ¿A A NEW DEAL H. B. CHESS <>n November 1. I purchased the Densmore Wade Produce busmen* and have been in charge of the *amr since that date. I am tn the market for your Egg*. Chickens, Geese. I>uck» Turkeys. Dressed Hogs. Veal etc . for which I will pay the highest market price. My weights are right and I will treat you fairly. 1 want your (‘ream a» well. Bring it to me in good condition, you will tie satndied with the teat» and th« price I am at my place of bumneaa from ft a. m. until business closes in the evening, so that you will always find me orf hand Give me a trial and >f 1 don't treat vou right, go else* here ATTORNEY AT LAW „■■UU.I..JWUIJ1 J I ..... SUUMJS R. SHELTON Notary Public ana C om cyensor Abstract* of Tide Ijtanuned OREGON SCIO WIIKN VOU WANT------------- ------ Plumbing or Tinning mat— FRED OHLEM1ER His Experience is Worth Money to You O. R TURNER Repairing I ienamore* W *<lc Co. Al II» «M mm 4. • —« »« J r Wa*l> « H im » I a A coyote which was l»eing chased event Wn, "Gaorga Washington’. hM* than •*» *vw by dog*, took refuge in a chicken Birthday “ • before, even during the Civil J Program ' *ar when |>aper money was our house up near l^yons last week, where he wa» captured. Thi» is a Solo Kdr., l-w I'""-»O »— >«M Dori. Stall... I clear case of misplaced confidence taOUl» .. ..... than ever circulated in any country Now is the time to bring ia your Solo Hertha Patmy; . .. . , . , Lucile White ¡“n~lhe day' °f Adam’ car that n«*cd» overhauling. We Recitation will take plenty of time to do a good Song Fre«diman t'laaa j “ job in every reapect. We are fully Recitation . George Palrny < _ equipped to make all aorta of re Solo Maurice White “ pairs. Chas. Werely DR. A G. PRILL Speech » Dr. F. H. Geselbracht Physician and Sorg The return game of the Richard ; »on Gap basket ball boys with the' first High school team will l»e played Friday night. All who want to see a good fa«t game, cuine and bring The preliminary work is now be your best friend. ing done for holding the 11 th annual Mias Prill was out of school last ¡ Linn County Fair, The premium Thursday and Friday on account of j lists will l«e a little late thia year a srvere cold and lagrip|«c owing to quibbling with Albany Glen Clark is slowly improving people who thought they wanted to from a broken colar bone sustained buy the fair. in practicing l«aaket ball. The heavi«*st »now of the winter Prof. White ami the botany elans fell Monday night an«l Tuesday are patiently waiting for the snow morning. The ground being warm to disappear ao they can get the and the an«w wet. melting wa» in first bud» of the season to work on I process all the time. Bar the melt A fa»t game of basket ball wa* ing at least fi inches fell. Fairly played Tuesday evening between the Tuesday morning the fall showetl Ixtbanon second and oar High school* about six inches. second team The Scio boys were The Alltany rough house basket too swift <»n foot for the Scouts, ball players came over last i- riday beating them by a score of 8 to 17 night and plkyed a game with the Come out Friday night and K. of P. boys, resulting in a score the first Scio High team play of 14 to 16 in favor of Albany. It chwac factory boy». must have been aom«* »crap fr«-m all account». One of the Sen« boys Attention Farmers was severely injured and one or two others were limping about on 1 want your beef, mutton and fat the following day The K. of P boys sav thev like to play l»a«ket hogs. I am still in business and ball as the game «hould l«e played, when you have any of the above but do not wish to indulge in a mentioned. telephone me at Scio, •lugging match as this game was between 6 and 7 a. m. or from<:80 ! to 9 p. m. Thus Largs. and will have no more of IL Calla Attended Day or Night Come to Us ror Rare or Unusual ‘Drugs People often express sur- priae at finding here some rare drug or medicine which they had looked for elsewhere in Cain. We keep right up with the advances which are lieing made in medicine and pharmacy and stock all of the new and worthy things as soon ax thev are placed on the market rhi« ia an uncommon »tore wtth unusual facili- tiea. with methods of its own and with prices that are never matched for fairness. C. A. EVERETT Druggist and Stationer Scio • • Oregon i Specialty Satisfaction Guaranteed THERE’S A REASON Wilfred Calavan difficult to point to anything which resulting in a St. Valentine Delbert Long baa not l««*rn marked up in price. Prince (’harming Maurice White Now the European war ha» not Cupid The death ««f Mrs. Alex McDonald Edn-s Peery <***<»«1 all of this increase by any Qu«<eti of Heart» who had lieen ill for several weeks, Gail Jone*' manner of mean», for many thing» ~ was reported on our «treats Wednes Jack Freda Thayer i “hich arc not effected by the war Jill _ ... day morning Puck Verl Tindall keel* pace on the upward climb. Winter ami then some more win <;reedy dealer» and manufacture Maid Molly Neva Thayer ter has tieen the rule In Scio thi» era are taking advantage of cond- Thoma* Prospal Father week Poor cattie and young land* tioaa and advance price*, when there Ethel Ingram Mother . no doubt, arc suffering. ia n<> juat causr to do an. Unles* Narietta Licta Couev Station agent* at West Scio are Coquette Florence Smith I this greed ia checked in some wav.' changed so (rv«|uently that Henry Sally Eleanor Parrish °ur government, like the govern- Shelton says hr doea not have tirrw-, Jane Ixivina Bauman mei.ls over in Earop». will tie forced to get acquaint«*! with them General Fairies, special valentine, to regulate prices E. C. Peery returned home last tart maids. Indiana, silver and gold j There 1» still another -- reason for T------------------------------ week from a near two months so reception girls, violets, butterflies; high prices, which many do not journ in a Portland hospital. He and roars. , think about. The amount of money is still an invalid confined to hi« The Freshman class ia going to in a country regulate« the price of home. it» commodities. The United State* give a program February 22. The public is cordially invited. 9* •** ¿^i playing last Sunday, broken arm Geo. M. Bilyeu has in»talle«l a light and water plant at his hand some country home some three or four miles south of Scio. The plant ■ervvs both his house and barn and cost slightly less than 1400. * '' al MuaitwM Me* Ready Stormy as it was Moodav, farmers > were delivering hogs at West Scio. The Scio Tribune, ll.ftd the year. ■■ . A year ago Nyal’a Vanishing F ace Cream was introduced to the trade of Scio. 1 oday we have many customers who prefer it to any other If other “Vanishing’ creams dry your skin and cause it to become scaly, try Nyala. If you are unsatis fied with greasy "shine" producing creams, try Nyals. Its peculiar deli cate perfume and perfect base has won the heart of the most particular We Meet Any rricr ■ >
