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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1919)
; _ Í**'.J* ¿a J ‘r. I ’' •If ( LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES Sugar it a acarce article. Dr and Mm. J. G. Gill and child The picture «how will hereafter ren of Lebanon «pent the week end Start at 8 o’clock. sharp. at the home of M C. and Mm. Gill, z The Miaaee Eunice and Myrtle Mr. and Mrs F. M Arnold of Brock were in town Monday. Altmny »pent th«- week end with rel Mr. and Mrs Ralph McDonald atives in Scio. were shopping in Albany Monday. Muat Miller, one of our teacher«, John L. Kelly made a busmeas attended the "home coming trip to Portland Tuesday. Corvallia last week. Mm. M C. Gill ic »pending a few Mr«. Clara Griffin is visiting her davrs in i' •r.'i.n -i ■tster, Mrs. John Miller, in Marion Fax Thayer is constructing a con county. crete walk in front of hi« residence George C. We«tenhouse. after property. strending the summer in Eastern Or M McAlpin of Albany, waa over egon. returned home TiM’eday. Tuesday looking after bis Scio In E. Fellette of the Bible University terest». filled the pulpit at the Fe«ierate<l Di. Margery Potter of San Diego. church Sunday. Cal., i« visiting at the h«»n»e of Dr. * .-»2? A Graduate and l icensed DENTIST Office Hour»: IMP. M » to 11 A M. One «tour north of Puetoflkc «»fflce (»troné 'lain AÄ. Residence |.h.»o» Mara 11 scio. OREGON LEBANON. OREGON DR. A. G. PR II J. Sonora Phsiciai así Sarreca THE THREE CROSSES The Iron « roe» I» a kal»er'« croaa and narrow I» Its clan; Scio lodg«r of Ma»«‘n« will hold of a fine cake built for the occasion The wooden era»« is a soldier's crues stated communication Saturday eve by---------- and mourn« it« partisan. ning. with work in «ight. If you've got anything movable Hut ta<* H«-4 Cro«a I« the Croes of One who served bl« fellow man lire Bilyeu and wife were down about your premises you had Iwlter Fi. lu», nd V ance Coot» R«>y W GUI of Spokane was in Scio over Sunday for a short visit with home folks. He reports bu«i- ne«s in the Spokane country the treat ever. I out to the mill. The young lady is see hi« jewelry di»|>lay. WANTED not in the treat of health and it i« AT TOP MARK CT PRICES thought that camp life and mount HOGS, CATTLE *AND VEAL ain air for a few month» might I m * Phone SANITARY MARKET beneficial. Archie l.mdlef retummi Friday from his d«*er hunt in the southern part of the state, bringing a five- point buck He «ay« lhe country is full of hunters and would be hun ters. men ami l»«>ys who had never been in the mountains, and that* one had to be on the lookout all the time or run the risk of being shot. Enoch Shelton, janitor at the «cho«»l house, was a tew nt from his duties Monday by reason of a severe at tack of lumbago Aocompanied by Mrs Shelton and «<>n Rolla and wife Enoch went tn Albany and trusted himself to the lender mercies of a big muscled osteopath; as a result Enoch was on his job Tuesday. WE HAVE .EVERYTHING OPTICAL liYE STRAIN ■»♦oeoee»eee»«oeeooeee«eoooooooooooooooooooooeoeoooeo SCIO CASH FEED STORE Can supply your nerd» in horse, dairy, hog and chicken feed« at very reasonable price«. If you are looking for an lacreaw in the milk flow from your dairy herd, try Sunnybrook, the best dairy feet! on the market A trial will rottvin»« you that Fisher’s chicken feeds have no equal • Our price» for HARD WHEAT FlXllJR will compare very favor- ably with any dealer*« price« in the valley. Come in ami «ee oa whether you buy or not. We need your patronage and respect fully solicit a share of your trade. J. D. DENSMORE W. A. Ewing. President On the W. W Crawford farm situate five mile« west of Let»« non. the follow ing |>ra|*erty belonging t«r the estate of th«- late<*. A. Crawford as offered at private «ale: Two horse«, a «om-l and stray, weigh ■bout 1250 pound« each. Two wagons, one « nearly new 1% Studebaker with g*»»«i rack, the other ■ Haig with gravel rack Two No 40 Oliver Chille«! Plow». I lee ring 6-foot Binder. Good waMle The prufa-rty will he sold at a sacri fice. HELEN V. CRAWFORD. Executrix Faratrs. AttntiM. Ship y mr hogs, cattle or sheep thru IJnn County Co-operative Ship- 1 Ping Association. We will load nut at your nearest «hipping point. Cail or write W M Cook, Manager, Al- bany. Teleph<me ltV»-J. 10* A. E. Randall Vice Pre*. E. I). Myer». Cashier 1» the cause of many . HUMAN ILLS if your ey«-» give you trouble, or your glass«»« are annoying See I’» WE CAN RELIEVE YOU BANCROFT Start a bank account today and provide for your future. You will And a checking ac count very convenient for your bualnca» tranaactiona. We pay «•t internet on time drpoait». Optical Company 313 W. l«t St.. Albany Phon«- 461 UNIVERSAL GUARANTEED STINTS AND RANGES THE BEST OX E.1HTH There is no other stove that the nickel«*«! parts have that highly polished silvery lustre that is everlasting, only the Universal. The porcelain on the enameled ranges is fused on the caatinga in the enameling ovens at a temperature of 2000 degrees before they are anaembled. ami are guaranteed not to chip, ch«»ck >r dis color from the heat. The UNIVERSAL is the only stove or range that gives you thia guarantee. A porcelain enameled range is on display in our window, AHHIVINO NKW R. M. Cain, rtf V K.BIIv KVIT.H CHAS. WESELY ESTATE Mail Orders Received Now SOUSA’S BAND For sale- fall amt winter apple« at 5Or per loihel, »weeI cider at '¿be per g«hg» st Mie farm. R. II. McDonald. At Friviti SB* ORE -. J. 8. STICK A Int<-»1 a doll»/ in lb-<l t'ro«« and cut Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Mossa exticct bappmcM « upon» the mat of ihe year The John Millers were here Sun » day visiting her sister. Mm. Enoch to start next week for Upland, ('al.. ¡hiring John Kelly*» absence in Shelton tn spend th«* winter, The Tribune Portland thia week. Miaa Vella Bren George I’atrny, who ¡« attending follows them. ner bad «•barge of the drug »tore. Our carp p«>ml ia a*«uming its Albany College. sp«»nt Sunday at The fact that such food aa liear» winter appearance. With the haul home like ia acarre on the higher reaches The w««ne on the north «ide of the ing of flour, feed am! heavy truck of the mountain« has caused them east end of Franklin Butte should traffic, the condition by spring will to make raid» on lhe flock« and or not tie pleasing. be attractive to everyone. chard« near the edge of the valley. A small shipment of government The rock crusher i« busy chewing V W Arnold and wife. E. Poavar bacon and 100 pounds of rice were rocks from the bad of Thomas creek and wife. Mrs Marie Poevar and received In Scio this week The ba at the «-»st »ide of town. Mr«. Rudolph W«-sely accompanied con came in l2-|>»und cans and is the remains of the late Amil Poavar Lee Bilyeu of (.ebanon. and John equal to the treat which can I m * ob to their final retting place al Red Cyrus of South Santiam. were in tained in the market. The rice ia Bluff. Cal. town Saturday to attend the ob«e- first class as well. qules <>f the Scio Unn County Fair. Scii Cask Fed Stan .Mike Svoboda arriv«*d in town George Balsiger, of Jordan and Monday for a short visit with rela Can supply your n«-e«l in home, dairy, Lyons, wa« in town Monday, tieorge tive«. He has just returned from hog an<l chicken feeds at very reas is troubled with a stiff neck but at Minnesota and «uy« the weather onable prices. tend! to buMneas just the same. If vou are looking for an increase j back there is very cold ami have ha>i in the milk flow of you! dairy herd, .Mr. an«i Mm. Elmer Yocubets of snow for a month. try Sunnybrook. the liest dairy cow Crabtree, spent last Sunday with The Albany train was delayed fee«l on the market th«- latter*« parents. Mr. and Mm. almut an hour Monday afternoon on For Sale Ford Touring car. sec Joseph Patrny, on Thomas creek. account of running into a car of ond hand, at a liar gain. All good Thoma* P. Prospal has been matte lumtrer that waa carelessly left on tin*«; motor just overhauled. See a member <»f the II. of O. band and the track. No damage resulted and Fred T. Bilyeu. Scio. will play baritone, cornet and alto, th« train travcle«! forward aa wron STRAYED tram my place at Mill; City on Sept II. aS year oM sorrel gel but probably not all of them at once. a« the rubbish was clear«**! off ding «-oil. solid color, wire cut aero»« Mr. and .Mm W K Peery left M. II. GALVIN. Mr Wells, of the Scio lagging A nose. Friday for Hoquiam. Wash., where Lu hi I »er company, came up from All makes <>f Safety Razors at Mr I’eery ha« accept«?d a position Portland Tuewlay accompanied by Kellv’a. with the Pacific Lumber Agency. Drop into Kelly's Drugstore ami his daughter. Yesterday they went SCIO The demand for the Sonora is «o great that it will soon be impoa- •sbl« to »»‘cure one before Xmaa. A <tet>o«lt will hold any style Son ora for you until that time. fall and let us arrange term« with you. The Iron croe» la a boaattul cmea and much less than the coat of purchased Mr and Mm W. A Ewing and mark» the war mad slave; meat Miss Christine Shindler «peat Mon Th«» wooden croaa la a dumb, dead cn«a and niarlia a »hallow grave, The home curing of pork iaa good day aftern«K»n in Albany. Hut the tied t'roaa rvachoa out It» practice and should Iw more exten arm» to aolace «ltd to aave. The Tribune's printer had a birth sively adopted. day Tuesday and was the recipient i (all» A((cnd«*d Day or Night This fall take our advice and arrange for youm now The Munkera train from Albany har»l a« Metan hate; The wooden eme« I» white and •till Monday afternoon was an hour late, and hitch up old Dobbin. and *bi»i>vra u«. Too Late. * al* because Christine was aboard. Mr. ami Mm. Carl Cyruaand Merl Dot the Red Crons «Inga of life and lor« and hearts regenerate. jCboic* ham and breakfast bacon ami Mm. E. Cyraa drove up from can be prttduced by the farmer for Portland Saturday. last Saturday from lebanon visiting keep watch over it tomorrow night. relativ«-« here. Halloween. Nuf oil V E r E l< I N A K I A N Cattle Tested for TuberculoMis If You Intend to Purchase a The mail boys will soon have to and place their "tin lizzie«’* in the she«i The Iron cm«« I» black aa death ami Mm. Prill. DR. R J. NICOL The Creates! Mother Turns tn Tasks ol Peace. Only two engagements in Oregon Portland and Albany JOHN PHILIP SOUSA, Conductor Him Mary Baker, Soprane. Mus Florracc Hardman. Violinist. ALBANY ARMORY Saturday, Nov. 15, 1919 r- 1 MATINEE ANI» EVESINO il.65 $2.20 $1.65 $2.20 Evening Matinee Make Checks payable, ami A<Mrr«a GL.OBE THEATRE CO, Albany, Oregon. B»taia In htn. [hiring the present month of tJctober we offer The Tribune «nd daily and Sunday Oregonian for 17 .Ml. Tribune ami datlv < »rogonian for fin Tribune and week ly Orv-gonlan for $2 *. Now ia the tine to lay in your winter reading. { hnekiae AiMrraard t< <•' 1 « ? • i s / - Envelope IKJ» r'*.- f .... J. > wk.-. ' **■' ■
