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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1918)
* r'- A- , * '* f , • / • / \ , ■ * • . ' Jw- 1 tn ' I LOCAL Ls ’» • - * / • « * f ‘ » i ' • », •., •- . - E • » / ■’J. ■' ■* A •t * * ‘A?.- BREVITIES The dub croquet grounds make progress «lowly, awaiting arrival of the working tools ivhen fiercely con tested games will be staged R E. Warner of Crawfordsville, Mr. and Mrs. John Weaely were would make an efficient and reliable Sheriff Iton’t overlook hi» number Albany visitors last Friday. (55) on the primary ballot, (Paid Game Warden Hawker was '» Adv.) J town Thursday of last week. J. W. Moore of the Scio Produce Get your smoked glass ready Co. is of an inventive turn. Find watch the eclipse of the sun June 8. ing it har 1er and harder each day > Highest price paid fir all kinds of to juggle his cream cans he devised poultry and eggsby Tom Lirge. 35 and erected a portatile crane which Harrisburg will hold a teachers seems to fill the bill. institute on May 4. Tire» and Tires Goodrich Safely Tread.* Goodyear Diamond Tread Firestone Non Skid Tread. Fisk Non Skid Tread. Lee Tires, Don't Get your new tire today, wait until tomorrow. Also Is-galitc Lanaea for your head lamps. The ls-galite is the one which stands the teat and com plies with the road law. For sale at the Ford garage Mrs. J A Bilyeu was so unfor tunate Monday as to fall and crack our of her rilis. I ct ua get Acquainted. If you have a grievance make it known and we will endeavor to ret ph it. Why Is Oregon’s Self-Appointed Boss Afraid of Stanfield? Jo» R. Frum, candidate for the nomination for »lieriff on the Re- pul. >' <'• luisl wan in '. An I i ida> ^ r charge nothing for developing film» or plat» s wh» n twelve prints are ordered. Setting eggs I have full-blood Black Minorca egg for sale al II per setting of I5egg» Wm Knauf. Selo. 34 Tom large wants you to give hl» Hazelwood cream station a trial He guarantees an alwolutely honest test (he does the testing I and will pay you (hr top price. County Commissioner J. I). Irvine, who was returning from looking af ter some road work east, was in Scio for dinner last Friday. Team for sale I have a team of horses, weight about 1250 pounds each. 9 and ten years old. for sale. Price 4205 with collars. Enquire of F B. Frost. 36 41 Mr. and Mrs. Monte lieslieof Eu gene, came down Saturday fora few dav»' visit with Mrs. Leslie's parents. Mr and Mrs. G W. Morrow Dr. Chapin guarantees satisfaction in plate work. Prices reasonable. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bilyeu of lialucv. Jia* Morri» and daughter of Lebanon. were visitors al the J. A. Bilyeu home Sunday. We make a specially of Friend- ship. Engagement and Wedding Ring» F M French & Son. Aibanv, Oregon. Only 287 class I men are left in Linn county for future drafts, says savs the Albany Democrat. Ur have bad fifteen years of practical work in picture taking. If we can l>c of any help to you in getting grx»d results from your kodak or camera, we will gladly give you pointers. MAIL <»<I»I.HS <»l'l< Sl’l< IAI.I\ All work guaranteed and done promptly. For sale cheap A range in good order. Inquire of Dr. Prill. 33lf From now on until May 17. can didates for nffie« will lie in evidence a plenty. No candidate for a state office has yet visited Scio. Bring your cream to the Hazel wood cream station. All testing is done here and Tom Large says he will pay highest market price for it. C. M Kendall, candidate for the nomination for sheriff on the Repub lican ticket, was in town last Thurs day afternoon. For sale or exchange 640 acres fins level land in lake county. Ore ; fenced; 200 cultivated; two sets of buildings, good wells; grass. Would exchange for smaller Willamette Valley ranch. For particulars write M Fleet. Fleetwood. Ore. 37 To sell or trade for Linn county property, fine six-room house and lot. all modern, in orange growing vicinity; town 2000 inhabitants. 28 miles of Loa Angele», Cal 12500 takes iL A bargain. Inquire of J. JI Wortman Soo, Ore Give us .< trial J. 1. WESELY OREGON We do not carry any cameras or camera supplies II N atanrield Relieving that the Republican voters of the State of Oregon would not look with favor upon Oswald West naming the Senatorial candidate for the Republican party. Ford Sedan i he : universal car Ami inasmuch as I have received many thousands of letters and other assurance» from the Republican voters assuring me nt their sup port. I must respectfully decline the proposal of Mr. Weal that all other candidates withdraw and give a clear field to (’. I. McNary I feel that I have the confidence of the Republican voters and the people of this great »tale that I will serve them honestly and efficiently as a Senator, and at this critical time they are inclined to support a man from the busine* walk« of life More and more the enclosed motor car grows strong in popular favor. It’s natur al. especially with Ford car», which are busy running every day in the year winter and summer the Ford srrves faithfully and profitably. So for a real genuine family car there is nothing Cqual to the Ford Sedan at 4695 f o. b Detroit Seats five ljirge doors, plate glass sliding windows, silk curtains, deeply upholstered seats, latest type ventilating windshield a car of refined luxury with the everlastingly reli able Ford .•hassis. Come in and know more aliout this superior car. - m make Ml ■ ■ - on<-e without delay. Oswald West has heretofore aauwrti-d that he onlv desired to lie a candidate that he might oppose me if I should lie succvasful in defeating McNary in the primaries. Ilia interference is intolerable to me. as I lielieve it is to the Re* publican voters of the state, and I will welcome the opportunity to op pose him in the general election if he should be successful in defeating his Democratic opponent, Mr. King. Vote for No. 55 on the primary ballot for Sheriff, who is a large taxpayer and it therefore interested in economy in spending the taxpay ers' money. Paid Adv.) The roads that were treated with the county caterpillar outfit are now in excellent condition. PICTURE PRIMING We are prepared to take your pictures, develop your plates, films, film packs, do your printing, enlarging and framing Our office force went fi*hmg over on Crabtree Sunday As a result we tliiiqicd our lip over some delic ious trout Monday morning. j Will buy Cream in any quantity for the Oregon Ciearnery, Portland J. W. MOORE, Manager Miss Dolly Daley and Mrs. Neilie Gunsaul* visited home folks in Scio Sunday afternoon. f f Will ¡my Cash for Egg*. Poultry, Veal, I log», I Infra Ur will give you a Square Ileal Sell your cream at the Hazelwood station in Scio. Tom 1-arge. the proprietor, guarantees satisfaction. ? L *•. • f; Wants Your Business Take care of your teeth liefore It is too late Dr. Chapin. Scio. Scio should have a service flag ; which should include all the names of the boys who are now in service.1 « Scio Produce Company R N STANFIELD. FRED T. BILYEU • Authorized Agency Mr. Stanfield makes the above reply to the proposal of Oswald West that all candidates for Senator withdraw in favor of Mr West's candidate. The whole activity of the Democratic machine in attempt ing tn stem the tide of dissatisfaction against their candidate now in the Senate, is laid bare in tms last supreme attempt of Mr Weft to bolster up a forlorn hope SCI<>. ORE Stanfield is 100'* American and loos Republican, and he would support the President in winning this war. Which do you want: A man who can stand on his own feet, or one who cannot? Paid Adv. by Stanfield Senatorial League, 2U3 Northwestern Hank Bldg Portland. Oregon Ml YSICI.IS .$♦ òì 7 iv ;A7 a \ > Office two door» north of the blacksmith »hop OREGON SCIO HUNKERS and WEST SC10 STAGE Bilyeu <t Bilyeu,J’ropa. Rhone 6-Ö15 STAUE MEETS ALI TWAINS • Leavcs Soo Pbstofficr - at TIO a m and 5«l p m for West Sca and 1 JUpm for Muoiuw» • r I £ I J FOODS TASTE BETTI R COOKI D -TOBACCO TASTES BETTER * TOASTED Dr. S. C. Bruirne The question *a, do the people and the Republican* want this sort of bosaism in Oregon’ Or, do they want liK)*<r Americans and 100% Republicans, such as Mr. Stanfield, a »ucceasful, energetic, patriotic self-made man. whose every act has added to the progress and growth of Oregon: a man who gets results, accomplishes aometning, who has worked and knows how to work, and who will work? B Since the day oi the caveman. w ! k > liked his meat raw, civilisation has learned a lot about the scientific treat ment of the things we eat. Naturally mof oi us would n w peeler to have ou- meat raw. our po- tatoes as they come from tire grout 4, our coflee un roasted. And naturally follows the great i w covery recently made by The Ameri can Tobacco Co— that tobacco tastes better TOASTED! This wonderful new idea -simple like all great inventions—was first uwd tn prodtx mg lire famous LUC). Y STRIKE Cigarette- made cd toasted I fur ley tobacco Borley has a mellow flavor, entirely different from the tobacco u-.tally wand for cigarette*. It is a pipe to. LUCKY STR IKE Cwar et lea
