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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1919)
w « F ♦ X * r * * a • I.. f. ’ w~ F », •.4 • t I • *■ . »>• < k » • . • . . r . d • ’ • * ,4*»* *1 % % • ! J • • * •> . * . • i** • ♦ * » » j .A •, •*»* • ■ » LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES SomelxMly should be public spirit ed enough to maintain a raingauge Miss Mae St oddart of Shelburn is confined p, her l*d with what is thought to I* scarlet fever. Carl Smith, who is attending an automobile aehiKil at Portland, spent the week end at home. Mrs. Clara Smith and Mrs. Gladys Denning of Jordan were In town Saturday. Miss Ln reen While ia now the proud pa»*es«ur of a new Sonora in a Nocturne model. Tom Smail wmt to Portland this week, summoned to serve on the U. 8. grand jury. Mrs. I,. W Pomeroy went to Al- I hiiiv Saturday to spend Sunday with relatives. Mrs. John L. Kelly returned on the Saturday evening train from a visit to Portland. Miw Eda Compton of I^ehanon spent Saturday at the home of her grandmother. Mrs. J W. Compton, Mrs. Cal (arson will leave thia evening for Volta. Cal , where she expect* to r«'<i Ic. The Scio Milling Co. shipped a car load of flour Itul week on govern ment order. High water carried away a part of the fill on the Pacific highway near the Jefferson bridge arrow the Santiam. Miw Lillian Shir. Iler of Salem spent Sunday at the home of her parent», the Frank Shindler*. Farairs. Alttitin. Ship yjnr hug*, cattle or sheep thru Idnn County Co otaarativc Ship ping Aaaoriation. We will l<>ad out W. A. Ewing. A. E. Randal1 Vice l“re* at your nearrat «hipping point. Call President or write W M. Cook. Mating, r, Al E. D. Myer«. Cashier bany. Telephone 165-J. 10* All make« of Safety Ru»ra at Mart a bank areount today and Kellv'a. provide for your future. WANTED You will find a cbeck mg ae- AT TOP MARKET PRICKS i evunt very convenient for your HOGS CATTLE AND VEAL Phone SANITARY MARKET ,» , ------- 1 The Sun Beams Sunday School c I hmi s|wnl Wednesday evening of last week around the fin-aide at the church h<o. ■■ trllmg gh '*t »tori« » anti rvlnt r..• experience«appropriate for hallow, »n. i < k > >««<•< »- Ike tw iner* transactions. We pay 4 Interest on time depot It*. Mail (Inters RarcivrU Now SOUSA'S BAND Only two engagement* in Oregon M im Mary Baker, Seprsao. Miss Florence Hardmaa, Vwliant. ALBANY ARMORY ■ -* *-V MATINEE AMI EVEN INO Evening $1.65 $2.20 Matinee $1.65 $2.20 Make Cheek* payable, and A.klrv»* Gi OBE THEATRE CO.. ! SCIO CASH FEED STORE Can supply your needa in horae. dairy, hog and chicken feeds at very reasonable price«. If you are looking for an increase in the milk flow from your dairy herd, try Sunnybrook, the best dairy (••<•4 on the market Saturday, Nov. 15, 1919 z IL M ('AIN Portland and Albany JOHN PHILIP SOUSA, Conductor A trial will convins» you that Fisher’« chicken f.-.-.i* have no equal. Our prices for HARD WHEAT ELOUR will compare very favor ably with any dealer'* price* In the valley. Com« in and * *ua whether you buy or not. We need your patronage and r.-spect- fully solicit a aha re of your trade. J. D. DENSMORE JI ............. ’JsT DR. G. F1CQ DR. A. G. PRILL Fittici» ant SoneoB Calls Attended Day or Night Albany, Oregon J. M. Hook, who ia employed at Mill City by the Hammond laimber com|>any. ia »pending a few day* at home. Cecil Eichinger has accepted the position with Ihv Scio L. .<• L. Co. which was recently vneau-d by Wil son Peery. for land Hearers and w !-tutting Simrlc and rcllabl». Wa-dwaii. r. notar «ut SCIO ORE. DENTIST Office Houin: 9 to 12 A. M. One hnelosr A.tdrrased Stamped Envelope door I to f. P. M. north of P<«itoirice SCIO. OREGON 11 VALUE FIRST STORE AT ALBANY THERE is no subject more interest * ing these days than “Value.” Ev ery one knows that prices are high, and it is useless to look for cheap for cheap prices, so value is the mo£ important thing to demand, and J. S. Sticha ia pleased to announce the sale of a "S norn Grand" to Mr. anti Mr* F. T. Bilyeu. Uke all other people who are "»articular” in their ehoicr of a phonograph they choose the Sonora. The Grand is a beautiful instrument and one of which they may be justly proud. Value First” is our Motto While delivery of merchandise, and especially Suits and Overcoats is very slow this Fall, we have a nice line of all kinds of Suits, and we are receiving, and will receive from now on, i a preat many Overcoats, both in staple and young mens styles Our line of Hats and Shoes is most complete, both in assortment and quality. Friday evening. Miw Lulu Clark, teacher in school district N.I, gave an Interesting program followed by a social hour in the schmil building. A variety of gatpea. race* ami am usement* were followed by the ser ving of refreshments Consisting of sandwiches, pumpkin pie anti lemon ade. The building was decorated with fall leaves, jack o’ lantern» and other thing* appropriate for the oc casion. l'cachcr ami girl* wore witches' costumes. WARM WOOL SHIRTS We have a splendid all wool line of khaki Oregon made Shirts, both in flat and military collars; and if you ever wear wool shirts yc should buy one of these. R member, they are Oregon wool, nicely made and priced at For sale fall and winter apple« at 60c per bushel; sweet cider at 2tc per gallon nt the farm. It, II. McDonald. Drop into Kelly's Drug Store and see hia jewelry display. Four stray sheep can lie had at my premises by owner proving hia property i«nd ¡'¡tying all ctmt* T homa .« S mail $5.00 plus 20c War Tax Other wool and part wool shirts from $2.00 to $4.50. EVERYTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO. ALBANY VALUE FIRST OREGON
