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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1918)
Pocket Gopher» A fund of intereating Information 1 on the life history and control of the pocket gopher in the Willamette Valley is given in a new experiment station bulletin just issued by the Oregon Agricultural College for free distribution How the little pest build« his home, rears hi» familj forages ami feeds, and can I m * pois oned and trap|>ed by taking advan tage of his habits, was disrovered by the author. Howard M. Wight, now at the late battle front. The bulletin read» like a story l»ook in the descriptive |»arta. Send for a free Copy. Do Your Winter Clothes Buying Make Your Men Folk Purchases Do Your Christmas Shopping Where you can find a large' assortment to choose from; where you receive prompt and courteous attention regardles of the size of your purchase; where you can absolutely * rely on what « you are told; and where you will feel at home. The Scio Tribune $1.30 the year We Clothe the Men Folks E. A WEDDI.E Blit are very glad to have ladies come along their judgment is good and we ta ke pride in pleasing the family. BARBER Successor to Morns Broa. Agent Albany Steam laundry Agent Albany Cleaning Work» For Christmas SCIO. OREGON We recommend useful gifts and advise early purchase. as the last few dav» liefere Christmas will »re a rush and things very hard to find Men’» Suits Youths’ Suits Boys' Suita Overcoats Raincoats Mackinaws Wind Mill and Tower Far Sill Underwear Hose Ne k wear Armbands Belts Suspenders Sweater» Shirts Collar» Hats Shoes Caps THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO John T. .Brock ha* »1» H-ft steel wind mill »mi »led towel for »ale. The mill ha* I m •en Used ■ »hurt time but is in first class order good as n<-w. II»» liall bearing» and all modern improve ments *1 he tower has never yet U-en set up The whole ran tie bought for A Doubt I» Removed. $76, which 1» less than one half of what the cost was two or three year» ago and Oftime» there art* doubt* within not one-third of what the cost of a new one would be now. It 1» a splendid th«* mind* oí a ir<»*<l many people as bargain. to whether our boy» actually receive Albany “Vcilue Firét Store” $4 John Soucvk. Mr». J. W. Compton. W. J. Chromy, $3 Edward Kalina. Erank Feori. N. I. Morrison. E D. Myers. Mina Jos Liska Christine Shindler. A. G I’nll, W. 12 Frank Tichy, John Kotan, A. Ewihg. Mrs C A Everett, D. C. Edward Cihak, Stanley Hoffman. Thom», J. A. C, Brant. Mm. Bren William Heran, Erank Mnnek, F J. ner. Mm. John Wisely. G. W. Mor Kula. John Zak, Miiw Rosa Wratdy, row. Thomas large, Erank Zeman. M imi Agnes We el,. Mias Lucy Wen- Mr». J. S Stichs, Jo». Nemec. II. L. ely, Anton Staar-k. R. Roiovicka, Robe. Mr». .M B Mykol, John I. Kelly. .Mat Herman. Mr» Anna John. 55c Miss Mary Kotan. $1 50 Mrs Anna Stieha. Rudolph the article* made by the Red Croa*. The following letter received by Miss flora Shelton will help ua to realize that the faithful effort« of the Red Cn>M worker» 1» being ap preciated by the I h > v * over there. U. S S. Ijtke Harris, France, Oct. 80, I’JIN. * *<.• -< »». a»e Good eyes are not made bv avoid ing optometrists, n<»r poor eye» h»dp- ed by wearing poor glaaars If your eves are of any material value they deserve the justice of a thorough scientific examination and lenses of the tieal optical glass ground to your Dear M um or Mr». Shelton; I feel somewhat uncertain a« to how I ih»ll write thi* lett»-r. but I do know why I should, Through Bohrmitn Alliance (Continued from page I I vour goodn«-« and that of the Am chaika. Scio Milling Co., erican Red Cross I have come into Kruml, llenningM-n Produci- Co. posm-ssion of n sweater that liears >4 50 Ludwig Young. your name. I wish to thank you personally for thia article. And while on thia subject of sweater» ami articles to keep one warm I am prescription. reminded: There is an epidemic of Spanish influenza in anti about the E. C. MEADE places that we work A nu nber of UTToMKHUHT ANU JKWKI.F.K xr.1 W. S ccoik I st. Albany. Oregon ships are quarantined in *.he Gironde river, one Japanese »testier with a crew of 70. ha» 60 down; an Ameri can »hip had M die. Thi» last caw* touches me deeply, a» I wiu ac DR. A. G. PRILL quainted with th«* captain who was a victim. So far our shiv 1» Im Calla Attended mune, we doing everything to keep Hay or Night the men in go*>d health To that end I have obtained of the Red SCIO : ORK Cross sweaters, socks anti helmets for all the men on this »hip who might have been in need of them. The men are grateful. But everything i*Jtot gloom. We The Y. t have our joyful momenta. M C. A. gave the »hip a phonograph, ALBANY records and books, tin shore they We buy ami sell new and second hand entertain ua in their tenU. Furniture In conduiion, we are indebted to! Physiciai ani Som Anyone WaiihBt FnrnilartSiioiili Visit Rogowaj’s THIS IS THE WAY fO HAVE There is probably some article or ar tick-» in possession of ¿very family that is of no use to th* owner which may be turned into cash. IT is »o much money found. You can put it into boads or stamps and help win the war. W t W ANT all tinds of iunk. all kinds • f m* tai», rubber and the many other things going to wuls. Grain a,.d Potato Sacha lor sale THE PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY Bell phone 401-R Home phone 2227 E. kogoway. Prop. Second a Baker Trunks Suit Cases Hand Bags Boot» Everything for Men and Boy» a magnanimous people. Truly the United Stales is a great institution and one docs not ts-gtn to realize it. until he has witnessed, as I have.; what is t*emg done over here. Yours very sincerely, Benjamin Gales, Ensign, u. S. N. Forces, Europe-. Advertise in The Scio Tribune and get results. Wesely. f rank Rospravka. Josephine Holub. Mat Mueller. $1 Henry A Dolezal, Emil Ho lub. Jo«, 1 aim 1 lot, Jos. Votruba, Jo- »epti Oupor, Emil Posvar. Edward Posvar, John Shindler, John Rock well, Josef ZaviHlsky, Elmer Yocu- beta. Frank Cutych, Kat Vana. Adam Roidt, Frank Novak. MY». Jennie Shelton, Mrs. S. Philippi 50c J. J. Horaky, Mm. OUie MacDonald, Henry Bilyeu, Mr». Florence Shelton, John Koulia. E. L. Plummer. Mm. 1. W Dillard, Mrs. Julia Bilyeu, A. E. Randall, W F. Gill, ih-an Morri», Rollie Morri», Fred Bilyeu. Mr». Crabtree. W. E Arnold. E. C. Shelton. 25c E. B. Luckenbach, I. Bilyeu. Mr». J. A. Bilyeu. A, W. Ilagey.
