The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., November 22, 1917, Image 4

Freeh roasted peanut*
amounts at Stichaa.
LOCAL BREVITIES
Thanksgiving ran<lim in various
assortment* al Sticha*.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bilyeu were
Albany via»tor« last Sunday.
Be sure and read the Scio Produce
ad. It mean* dollar* in your pocket.
Candies to grace the Thankagiving
table, for aale at Stichaa
in
any
Petty PiMeriag
Mo many people complain of petty
Special prices on a ante of beef.
Can you beat it? Sanitary Market. pilfering al*out their places that
Dr, Prill went to Portland Wed­ The Tribune simply gives warning
nesday morning on a buairieaa trip.1 to the thieve* to desist from such
Keep your eye on Scio! There nefareou* work. People ar* now
will be aomething doing in the near on the watch and some of you are
sure to get caught in the end.
future.
Chickens, canned fruit, milk. I>ed-
Hon Art Libby, of Jefferaon. waa i
ding, wood. *tc., ar* among th«*
looking after buaineaa matter* in
things stolen. This thievery ia be-
Scio yesterday.
comming so common that one would
April sunshine in November ia a think Scio was a town in Mexico.
very unusual experience in Oregon,
yet wi- have had it this week.
Draia Yoar Fans
W. A Ewing waa looking after
buainem matter» in Albany lust
Jim Bilyen say* he haa worked
Saturday.
for 2M days straight at the conden-
Wc have just received a rar load
Water ia now aa low in Thoma* ■ery and thinks that Scio should give
of cement tiling. They are porous
creek aa at any lime during the him credit for his industry. He'
and the water g<>«-» through them
say* it is for the war.
year
like a sieve and is more durable and
W. A. GUkey, of Gilkey atationj
rhe Selo country greatly over superior to tiling that only let* the
waa doing buaineaa in Albany laat donated the quota assigned for the water in at the joint*. We intend
Saturday.
Y M. C. A Red Cross fund
1300 to carry a stock on hand all the time.
Uncle Nathan Young returned was her quota and it is believed the Investigate their merit* before pur­
chasing your drainage material.
from a visit to hie Corvallis children total will reach |5O<)
N. 1. Morrison.
Monday evening.
A. L. G*dde*. who was county
A Quaker medicine troup is play­ surveyor for Linn county for several
Hl Peery thinks this leisure bum-
ing an eugagemrn’ at the Peoples years, ha* moved from Albany tn neaa is a joke. He ha* had more
theater this week
Portland, where he has secured a work to do since he sold out. than
Cash for veal and eggs
Daily good business position.
before.
quotations received Get our prices.
The Y. M C. A. fund for the Scio
Sanitary Market.
district to date amount* to 1455 AS.
Wear-Ever
I
Far ONLY
89c
wusr.i»
"Wear-Ever” utcnttl* are made from only the best metal.
Again and again the hard sheet passe* through enormout rolling
mill* and i* pounded by heavy »tamping machine*.
Alummum utensils are NOT "all the ume." Look for the
’Wear-Ever” trade mark on the bottom of every utensil. Refute
Substitutes!
Replace utensils that wear out
with utensils that "Wear-Ever"
Scio Meat Market
Dr. S. C. Browne ha* leaned the Other localities v*l to hear from
H ouwhkk B rim .. Props
office formerly occupied by Dr. T. will, probably, rate* the sum to
K. Sanderson.
1500. a* noted elsewhere.
F resh Meat* of All Kinds
Ws make a specialty of Friend­
Hoover, the food boss, say* the
ship. Engagement and Wedding present high prices for beef and
Reasonable Price*
Rings. F. M French & Son. Albany,| pork will maintain for the next four Main Street
Scio, Ore
Oregon
or five years regardless a* to how
Something your soldier boy sp­ soon or when the war closes
predates most of all candy. Let
Dr. Sanderson loaded his stuff,
Stich*'*1
us supply your want*.
bound for Woodburn last Thursday.
Cxmfectionary
We hope he haa not made a mistake
As no complaint whatever of the
in leaving Scio. Dr. Browne has
:■<
oriuxin
schools is heard, we can conclude least d the room* he occupied in the W atkrum »
a. r. p Na. i
riMw u* «•-< h «—.
that Prof. Robe and his corps of Ewing building
teacher» are doing good work
C. R Irvine, of near Hubbard, Sale date* arranged for at The Scio
Road work is still tieing pushed.
was in town shaking hands with old
Tribune Office. Scio. Ore.
In fact more good work has been
friends Monday. Mr. Irvine is a
done in the various road districts
son of B. H. Irvine, of Lebanon and
this year than ever before.
------------ WHKN YOU WANT ------------ I
waa born and raised up in the
The man or woman of German vicinity of Mt. Pleasant.
parentage who does not stand firmly j
Scio people should prepare to vote
for the United States dewrves to
— moi —
a belter power system for light
be deported to German territory.
service. If people continue tn use
FRED OHLEMIER
Scio will have a railroad directly
the city lights, they must have ser­
through town as soon as the war is
vice. If lamps must be kept ever
His Experiet. v is Worth Money
over, if not sooner. There is too
ready for service, people will con­
I
to You
much demand for a line, not to be
clude they can use them all the
Repairing a Specially
heeded
lime.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Overloaded trucks or wagons will
"Old Baldv," who was almost aa
deatrov gravel or crushed rock
w*ll known in Linn county as Doag
roads a* fast as they can be builded.
ewsslwmMiMsaMQmwmasMOassa**
w Hamilton, died last week, due prob­
A limit to the weight of loads is the
I
ably to old age. But the fact that
WANTS. FOR SALE
only remedy.
Doug has not handled the reins for
We pay a bounty on coyote sea!pa
LOST, FOUND, ETC.
the past year or more and had not
to protect sheep and young stock,
kept up the strain of talk and songs
yet dogs do ten times the damage
to which Baldy had been accustomed
Want*, For Sale or Lost, Found
to sheep that coyotes do and owners
for years, may have hastened the
etc. Under this head The Tribune
are not required to tie up their dogs
end. A mor* faithful and honest
will hereafter publish the items
at night.
equine haa never traveled over the
indicated.
The charges will be one
Mrs. John Sims has just received roads in this locality. For his faith-1
cent
a
word;
two figures constitut­
a letter from their son Errol, who fulness, he deserved a respectable
ing
a
word.
25 cent* i* the mini­
is connected with the aero srvice burial and a marker at his grave.
mum
charge
in France. He writes that he is
getting along nicely and that he is
Scia Feed Stable
For Sale A grade jersey cow,
well pleased with the service.
just fresh and a good milker
M
A petty thief, who ia ever ready
W’hy leave your rig on the outside M Misner, one mile south of the
to break into one's home when all
subject to the weather when you can | Cole school house, northeast of Scio.
inmates are altsent. is the moat
place it in the Scio Feed Stable at a
Oliver and other kinds of type­
despicable of all thieves. There are
trifling coat as follows:
writer ribbons for «ale at thia office.
too manv of them in Scio and. some
Single rig, day 5c. night 15c
day. one or more of them will be
For Sale:- Seed wheet in any
Double rig. day 10c, night 25c
caught Then how they will howl
quantity up to 600 bushel* if taken
Ed Flemming. Lessee
12-16
for mercy.
it once. 0. B Wilson, Lebanon.
Both the flouring mill* and th*
For Sale —A eel of good work
West Scie ■ Buy Place
city light plant demand a more de­
harness, all in good order, cheap for
pendable power than is now afford­
cash
Otis Compton.
ed by the water ditch.
Both low
The lailroad boys say that West
The
and high water interferes,
Scio ia the busiest point on the
Wanted An 8 or 0 foot horse
people might aa well meet thia <“on- Woodburn-Springfield line. It takes hay rtke, either hand or self dump.
dition. first aa last, for we must about one-half hour to take off and 16-4t
R. C. P*ttit.
have power when needed.
on th* express matter carried. 200
For Trade—A registered 2-year-
Failure of men to do as they to 2&0 cans of milk or empty cans
old
English shire stallion for a span
agree to do. ia the source of I nine- are handled every day. morning and
of
good
mares. Call on or write
tenths of th* trouble in the buaineaa evening,
T. J. Gibbons. Shelburn. Or*.
tf
world. If vou promise to do a thing
Th* Scio condenaery haa become
do it!
You will thus establish a the leading manufacture industry
For Sale—A No. 5 Oliver type­
character for stability that will be of Unn county. About 11000 la
writer, cheap. C. A Everett.
worth money to you. Your credit the price paid for each day’s milk
will be Al and your peace of mind receipts, beeidea what te paid out to
For Sale A goat broken to drive
«rill be such that you can sleep weiL 40 to M hand* employed.
G A. Kswrett.
H. C
ROLOFF
Clip the Coupon
Gei your Saucepan
from ua TO-DAY
N. 1. Morrison
S(io
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AUCTIONEER
Owing to the delay in getting our adver­
tising matter, this sale will continue until
November 24
Plumbing or Tinning
Scio Produce Company
Wants Your Business
Will pay Cash for Eggs. Poultry, Veal, flogs. Hides
Dried Prunes. Potatoes and Beans
We will buy Cream foi
the Hazelwood CornfMny
Let us get acquainted.
If you have a grievance
make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it.
We will give you a Square Deal
J. W. M
RE, Manager
t>IM***TOM*
PamiDKOT. W. F. Mill.
D. G Thom*
J. J Barn**. W. F. Gill,
J A. Bilyeu. J. It. HaYn««.
Mr*. J*nni* Warn*»
Bdo Milliim Couipapn
MVCX'SMMOSa
TO
SGIO ROkkEI MlkkS
ren i > k < ». mhkm «* ioo*
Our Flour i* a* good a* any made in
the Willamette Valley
in < ohi -< > h a
EYERY SACK GUARANTEED
w.
* Grnrral Cwata* Millln* Pualaaaa
Fleur an*
»•** •• Sala.
Wheat *<«»hi aa* ta,han(>* far
Fleur.
Wa are la lha Field ter SerlwM ae* W til
Tree« Tee Klgltt
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