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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1917)
- «• '** * ?-♦> Ji’- • / * 'V < *■*’*' - .* • • ■ •A'** ** '¿Mi ■ ' • — SPECIALS I Santiam Pharmacy SATURDAY AND MONDAY SI wire cut liniment for 76c 25c 7 nipples for 25c Bug killer (for bed 19c bugs, flees, etc. • D<> your part tn stop •n epidemic that threatens th<’ community Use Chloride of I Lime, per can N cents. —NOVEMBER 8PM IALS - Daily Oregonian 1 v«*ar 14.00 Daily ami Sunday Ore gonian 1 year for 16.00 Weekly Oregonian 1 year 11.00 Patronise your home agent He sure and read the Scio Produce ad. It means dollars in your pocket. Mrs. Gilbert Garland and mother, Mrs. Freeman, were Shelburn visit ors Friday Cash for veal and eggs. Daily quotations received Get our prices. Sanitary Market. The Tribune is intormed that there was no foundation U> the street rumor that an M. D. WM *H>n to remove elsewhere. Drab Y Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Garland moved from the E C- Shelton home into the Sims home Mondav. Four All*anv telephone men were going to Salem last week and run onto a »mall bridge near Jefferson, too n«*ar the edge. wh«*n the boards tip|w-<l and the auto overturned into the ditch. Francis Goats was so l>adly injured that he died Saturday morning. Riley Waller, who waa riding in the front «rat hail a rib broken The two in the rear «eat were not injured other than bruised. SCHOOL NOTES We have just received a <-«r * •■! of cement tiling They arr por and the water goes through them like a sieve and is more durable and suoerior to tiling that only lets the* water in at the joints We intend to carry a stock on hand ail the time. Investigate their merits before pur chasing your drainage material N I. Morrison Lueth* Emmons, a music teacher, comes from Salem Thurs day evenings anti returns Saturday. Anyone wishing to lake !«-«■»■ >n» can find her at the residence of Walter Bilyeu, Someone remarked "the yell team is in very good condition to yell, but evidently some are afraid to exercise their lungs." We hope they will soon get over their Um id news The freshman are sorry to say that they have some who are asham Having disposed of my drug bust- ed of the color of green as some new, I respectfully ask those know won't wear the cat» A party will be given Friday night ing themselves indebted to me to by the High school. Each pupil of call and settle al one«. the High school has the nrivilege E. C. Peery. of inviting on« person. Married in Albany Since conservation is now the Scio Feed Sie hie Notice to Pay Up order of the day. M i « i Prill attempt Art Shelton and Mrs. Clarissa A. ed to conserve in room rent by »lay Parker, both of Scio, were married ing in the school house last Monday in Alltany Saturday morning, at the night. However, when thing» grew Christian church, by Rev D. Lloyd quiet and the little mice began tn Morgan. Both have lieen residents play about, she was seen signalling of Scio for several years. frantically from the window to pas sers by in a desperate effort to get For Immediate Cask Sale 'out. Evidently Mias Prill found I conservation rather unpleasant with Because of tny removal from Scio the mice. I will sell the following articles at Those Freshman private sale for cash: What’s thia upon our campus fair? 2 couch«*»; 3 rocking chairs; one Those greenish splotches here anti kitchen treasure; I washing machine, there 3 chairs, I saddle and bridle; I 9- The glinting tint of emerald y car-old mare and 2-year-oid stand The Freahies wear. ard bred colt for $75. Thus infant voices pipe with glee T. K. Sanderson. They romp and shout so gay and free Leonida» Lodge Loyal Is the Hag By childish freshman spirit called -..... « The Freshman spree 4 Why leave your rig on the outside subject to the weather when you cun place it in the Scio Feed Stable at a trifling cost as follows. Single ng, day 5c. night 15c Double rig. dav 10c. night 25c 12-16 Ed Flemming. L Definite Grades At Known Prices Give itici» confidence in their clothing pur- chaM'S. Sty le pi us Cloth«» >17 AND 121 are distinctly the stand ards of value at each price, luu li have ex ceptional style and tailoring, all wool fahnes and a strong guarantee. The new F21 grade ha» been aJjcd to give greater varietv. THE TOGGERY Scio Meat Market H oun hek Barn.. Prop« Fresh Meats ol All Kinds Reasonable Prices Scio. Ore. Main Street C. C. BRYANT ATTORNEY AT LAW 201-2 New First N at tonal Bank Rkig. ALBANY OREGON H. B. CHESS Attorney •» Law A girl was Imrn to Mr and Mrs. Tu«*wiay evening Leonidas Dxlge The boys of the eighth grad«* have orfxion ALBANY Ray Combs, of Scio, Friday morn No. 36 K of I* made a donation of organised their Ixsket bail team ing at the home of Mrs. W. Newton 125 to the R«*d Cross fund, now to amt expect sms* good interesting of this city Albany Democrat. be raised In addition the members games The players are: Forward. Jeff Lewis, of near Sacramento, will contribute individually and use Glen Holland. Maurice While, center Cal., arrived in town Monday morn their influence in aolieiting donations Gorden Weaely, guards. Roy Bilyeu, ing enroute for B. C. He stopped from others. ■ Willard Ling. captain, Glen Holland, over for a day or two on account of The Knights of Pvthia« in their manager, Roy Bilyeu. a heavy cold. Uniform Rank, is r«*cognixed by the Change of Ovaei»hip " he«> in tuwn <io not fall lo call at our Store, government as no other fraternal Luther Heyne. the lwbanon con »hvrv you will alwavs find a go<xi line of staple fectionary man. was a Scio visitor order, and many of the members. mrrrhandiM- in seket from. Our prtce» are the Having »old mv drug bunines», < lowcot and uur g<xxi» the hast. M<>ndav lb* says the going of the Iiecause of the military training g«M«d will. etc. to Mr 1 hoina» Laird given, now hold i*ommiasion« in the young men off to the war and the We tak<- eggs and butter in exchang« and pay 1 bespeak foi him the same liberal Ihr higbest pnee ter «ame. Hooverising of sugar is hitting the armv. Other lodges can lie equally patri patronage accorded me in the |«a«t confectionary business a hard lick. Mtke our «tor« your Headquarter». otic if they will. I^et Scio's frater Mr. Laird need» no introduction to; Win. Knauf has finished digging nal orders inscribe their names on the people of this community. He his Ill-acre field of potatoes and has this Roll of Honor and Patriotism. i is a young man. hon«*»t. energetic j just about lOtMl bushel» of merchan and efficient and uns in whom you table potatoes and 200 bushels of Notice to the Public can entru»t your business with con- SCIO, OREGON culls. He has sold the crop at 91 fidence. cents |>er bushel delivered at West Respectfully, For th« past seven years it has Scio. E C Peery. lieen our policy to give our patrons We hear that Fax Thaver. of the best possible show for 10 and Woodburn, has purchased the Mrs. 15 cents admission, allowing our Adams property, in this city and selves a very small margin of profit, will take posaession of the same but now on account of th« war we, I next week Mr. Thayer is a won of are taxed from manv different Mayor Thayer and will be a desir sources, namely: «i Will pay C mh for Eggs. Poultry, Veal. Hogs. Hides 1st. City license SI per show. able acquisition to our city. Wants. For Sale or Lost. Found 2nd. S25 per year government I Hied Prunes. Potatoes and Beans Pay Up.—All par tie» knowing etc. Under this head The Tribune themselves indebted to the Scio licenaea. We will I my Cream foi the Hazelwood Company will hereafter publish the items 3rd. Our regular slate, county Mutual Telephone Co., for long indicated. The charges will lie one Let us get acquainted. If you have a grievance distance calls, will please call imme and city license. cent a word, two figures constitut 4th. 15 cents per real per each make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it. diately at the central office and ing a word. 25 cents H the mini night war tax. We will give you a Square Deal par the same. We need the money mum charge 5th. 2 cents per each ticket over! so don’t delay. J. N Weddle. Mgr. 10 cents revenue. For Sale — A grade jersey cow. T. W laird, success >r to E. C. Besides the rental of the film« and just fr«*»h and a good milker. M. Peery in the drug buaineas, is not a other necessary expense contwcted M Misner, one mile south of the stranger to the Scio public, as he with the «how Therefore, we are < ole school house, northeast of Scio. has had almost complete control of are forced tn raise our admiaiion to the Peery drug store for more than 20 cents for adults and all children oiae-n>«> Oliver and other kind« of type a year. Being industrious, accomo from 6 to 12 years old will remain writer ribbons for sale at this office. J. J.Barne«, W. F. Gill, J A. Bilyeu, J. R Bamsa, dating and honest. The Tribune pre the same as before, 10 cents. For Sale: Seed wheel in any Mrs. Jennie Warner. dict«. h«* is a sure »ucc«-*- We assure you that we will give {quantity up to 6(Mi bushels if taken There is now an abundance of you the beet shows we possibly can at once. O. B. Wilaon. Lebanon. water in the mill race for power at all timea and after we "lick" the I I For Sale I have 9 »boats, weight purposes. there Is no reason why we kaiser we will again reduce the price cannot have a better light service. j of admission, but at present we all about SO to 90 (rounds each. MVtxlCHHOM TO Joseph Liska Lights on these dark davs should be have to do our bit toward defray- 6 miles east of Scio started up at 4 o'clock if not «»oner ing the governments expenses, ao I-------------------------------------------------------- iwcxvMmMATKn ro.< sMsaa »«• io<»e and continued mornings until N' come as often as you can and we Our Flour is a* good as any made in The Tribune wanta five bushels of o'clock or longer If people mint will give you the best we can for the Willamette Valley winter apples. Northern Spies or hasp lamps ready for service a part vour money, and if not satisfactory, , Baldwins preferred. of the time, they will so<*n conclude we will always gladly refund it. W. a* • Ovneral Cv«««s MllllnS »Mtlliw« Fleur and to use them all the time and the Thanking you for past and future For Sale: —A 4-vear-old Holstein » eed an Sale. W WHaal BeuSKl and F.«e Ranged ter city will be the looser The pe<>;>le favors, we are yours very truly, registered bull, an excellent animal. Fleur W Wa are In «Ke Field <er Bualneaa and Will t the lights when they need T. A. Richardson. PEOPLES THEATRE Tree« Ven Ml«».« J F. Prochaska Co Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business J. W. M RE, Manager brio Milling (jüirçpaiMi SCIO ROkkEK MlkkS EVEliY SACK GUARANTEED John Weaetv. Prop San. Oregon f
