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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1918)
» - f- JV • V. -s LOCAL BREVITIES Mowers will not hr very plentiful The Tribune goes to press one ; in this iocwlity on Memorial Day day early this week on account of On* more week and our school Memorial Day. kiddies will be at liberty for the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ohlemeier ex summer. pect to remove to Portland within a Il ia reported the Richardson Gap short time. Mrs E. ( Shelton was on the sick cheese factory will be placed in op list w ver al days last week. eration Saturday. Dr. and Mr». Browne left thia J. I). Densmore will move to the week for Bridal Veil, their new Dr. Brown residence. The Tribune field of endeavor. learns. For sal« - A Sharpie«» cream sep Chris Bilveu went up to Breiten- arator in first-clan condition, cheap T. J. Gibbons. Shelburn. 41 4t bush springs laat »reek to try the The Sdo Masons met Saturday curative effects on his rheumatism evening and worked in the first de Mias Coline Hagey of Portland, gree. ia »pending this week with her father, A number of Sdo'» "brave boys" A W Hagey. the jeweler of Scio. went down to Silverton Thursday Summer ia here yd we do not evening to assist three esquires in hear, even in a whisper, that Mill winning their spurs. street is to be improved this year. For sale- Registered poland china Scio thinks she has about the boat boar. 11 months old. Inquire Alvin flouring mill in the valley, Any L. Gilkey. Thomas, Or. 40 4t* The five hundred and pinochle way it ia the whitest, that is to say. dubs have gone where the woodbine the building is. ceived the two pound» of wool shear cd from the White House flock of sheep Astoria has offered |5oo for the wool, and it is said Prineville is Tom Laird washed his windows making up a pool of $2500 for it. Friday evening He did so. he »aid. that passer al iy might the better see the bargains displayed. Extra For aale Spring wagon, buggy, cook stove, cabinet organ, bookcase and bedsteads. These article« can lx- seen at the C Wesely warcroom. "Horae billiard«" ia now on the boards and every evening the game ia in progress until darkness nets in. The gallery enjoys the game a» well as the plavers. Rolla Shelton developed a case of mump« and Mrs. Rolla ia doing his work, carrying the mail on R F. I). No. 2. and doing it well. The Scio hospital received a new piano last Friday and the patients mav now forget their trouble« list ening to the music that will pervade the institution. W'e make a specialty of Friend ship. Engagement and Wedding Rings. F. M French & Son. Albany. Oregon. Deputy Postmaster Randall ia au thority for the statement that nearly $1000 m thrift stamp* and "baby" bonds were sold at our local postof fice Saturday. The West Scu>-Mtinkers mail con tract will be let in a short time, to take effect July 1. Two bids have been submitted, we are told. Bilyeu & Bilyeu and W. A. Ewing being the bidder». ft & • > >* C. A. Everett will soon have hia stock of drugs in the Macltonald building, heretofore used as a pool room. In his present quarters he ia crowded for room and lacks light. The change »rill give him both plenty of room and light. Tom Large's puppy Frit* ia a knowing one. To save T»m th* bother of picking the flowers. Frit* doe* it. nipping them off and piling them neatly in hia favorite lounging place. M. E. Roth of Goitre station, was over Friday afternoon to exchange wheat for flour at the Scio mills. He thinks that the Scio flour is superior to any manufactured by Willamette Valiev mills. Mr. Roth reported crops looking excellent in hie local ity. ADhia am in evidence but he thinks vetch the only crop injured by them it th* present time. Harry Johnston. who has been working at Camas. Wash . for sev eral weeks, came home Friday even ing carrying his right arm in a sling ■ The arm ia broken at the wrist and the injury was received when Harry fell from a ladder. He »rill lay off from work several H o U'. i ' mkk H r «* . Trot» H. B. CHESS F reali Menta of All Kind» Attorney *t Law Reasonable I‘rices The retail Hour dealers met st the i St Francis hotel in Albany Wednes day to discuss plana relative to a wheat less basis The Miller Brothers, who operate a sawmill a short distance from Scio, have purchased a motor lumber truck with which to make deliveries Mr and Mrs N. I. Morrison and Mr am! Mrs. J. F I’rochaaka drove to Portland in the Morrison car on Tuesday afternoon to attend the War Savings convention >m Wedn«-»- I day. We hear of meat lees and wheat- leas days and that all days are to be wheat less until harvest. Hut let u« hope that the exodus of Scio people to lumlier mills, paper mills, ship twineth and now it’s croquet. Red Cross suliocription* in the yards and the army and navy, will That was quite a thunder, light countv, outside of Albany, went <>ver not cause Scio to Iwcorne peoplelces. It m arly ning and rain storm, all at once, we the top by 3<) per cent May has not been a favorable killer! Albany to raise her quota, to month fur the growth of crop«, re- had on Sunday for a change For sale cheap A range in good aay nothing about velvet 1« . ; g •• ••• I he average tem- order. Inquire of Dr. Prill. 88lf Governor Withycombe ha» re perature has heen too cool. While The editor of The Tribune receiv ed a large bo« of flowers from Ixw Angele« on Tuesday, to tie used on Memorial Day Scio Meat Market crop» ar«- rot suffering for moisture n good soaking ram would make our farmers smile. It is not believed that the aphis ha» materially injured I the grain as yet. Extra 114.00 Massive Steel Bed«, 2-in. continuous posts, riming out price $8.75 4S • 4 • 4 7.45 11.00 Massive Steel Heth. 2-in 4 96 8.00 Guaranteed Steel Bed Springs 10 45 16.00 Cotton Kelt Mattresses 6.95 8.50 Fine Cotton Combination Mattresses 75c yd 1.75 Linoleums, plenty pattignx. 4 yard» wide 28.75 37.00 9x12 Axmmster Rugs 1 7 M 25.00 9x12 Tais-stry Brussels Rug* 9,85 14.00 9x12 Wool Fibre Rug» lu M 16.00 9x12 Cong<-leum Rugs 47 50 65.00 9x12 Flos Wilton Rugs 55 50 77.50 Genuine* leather Bed Davenport 1« 85 21.50 3-burner Oil Stoves 14 0 35.00 Raby Go-Carts 14.00 Baby Go-Carts 7 95 7 85 12.50 Solid Oak and genuine leather w-at Rocker* 12 50 21.00 Solid Oak and genuine leather seat Rocker» 11 45 18.00 Solid Oak and genuine leather seat Rockers 14 95 22.00 Solid Oak Round Dining Table 8.45 14 DO Round Dining Table 1 » 30.00 Solid Oak limine Table 22.00 Fine Oak Refrigerator, white enamel tuaide 11 75 2 25 3.50 Solid Oak Dining Chairs 3 45 5.50 Solid Oak leather »eat Dining Chairs I8 60 28 00 large use Golden Buffets 28 50 40.00 large Quartered Oak Buffet ¡5.75 25.00 Solid Oak large China Cabinet 5 25 8 00 Fancy Art Glass Electric lamps 10 45 16.00 Fancy Art Glam Electric lamps ft 75 10.00 Solid Oak High Back Rockers 3 85 6.00 Solid Oak Arm Rockers • 54.50 6-hol« raised base Steel Range 57.50 75.00 6-hole raised base polished top Steel Range 18 75 25.00 Fancy Combination Wood and Coal Heaters 12 75 18.00 Fancy Wood Heaters ¡8.75 25.00 Upholstered Reed Rocker» 162 50 207.00 6 piece Walnut Bedroom Suite 129 25 162.25 6 piece Ivory Bedroom Suite 13 95 20.00 While Enameled Dresser 1396 20 00 Solid Oak Dresser and Chiffonier 35.00 Massive Genuine Bram Beds 24 50 8.75 16 50 large Red Cedar ('bests 15c Fancy Curtain Scrim 1.25 O’Cedar Oil Mope 25c ()*( edar Polish 18.00 Quartered Oak Library Table 11 46 You will find everything here for the home and priced for quick disposal. Sale now going on. Feldstein Drektor Furniture Co 467 Court Street, Salem, Oregon Notary Public ana Corporation of Oregon Corweycmut I Our twenty year rural credit plan of loaning money to farmers help* you to get out of debt. Under our form of loan the TOTAL amount of interest paid during its ENTIRE perimi of twenty years, ia actually less than 5J per. cent interest. Write us for booklet HIX KER A BEAM. Agent» Abstracts <4 I itle Examined <10 OREGON St. Francis Hotel ALBANY, ORE. 188 Lyon St Meals 35 and 50 cents Albany, Oregon Room 50c and Up GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor FARMERS’ Produce <&. Cream Depot THOMAS LARGE, Proprietor « mix jon Extra A SALE THAT IS BONA FIDE R. SHELTON Agricultural Credit s< I < > Here in some very important new« ( 'llAMBERS A CHAMBERS liavt* sold out their entire I G.UOOatock of fine new furniture, rugs, linoleum, stoves, ranges, go-carta, lefrigeralofM, trunk», dra|wrieu. etc., to The Feldstein Drektor Co. of Portland, Oregon. These goisla were purchased at a great (eduction of former cost. Think of wlial this mean» to you. Thia entire »lock must be closwd out at once and in order to do|»o we have reduced every article :it wholesale cost and many les». You will -I ms tempted to buy if you come to tin» store and note the reductions. Tliis is one of the greatest furniture »acritires Salem lias ever witnessed. Gome and come early if you want one dollar to do double it» work and more. We cannot begin to mention the thoii»ands of bar gains we have to offer you Here are just a few to give you an idea. • Sek», Or». Street THOMAS LARGE 8< Io, OREGON Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business Will juty ( ash (or Eggs, Poultry. Veal. Hogs, Hides \\ ill buy Cream in any quantity for the Oregon Cienmery. Portland Let ua get acquainted. If you have a grievance make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it. U e will give you a Square Deal J. W. MOORE, Manager
