The Scio tribune., April 22, 1920, Image 4

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LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES
Mrs. J. L.
(.’al a van
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AaUaoMt Owws. AttttfiWL
made a busi­
ness trip to Salem on Monday.
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WHAT TIME IS IP
We make a Sbeelally of fine wstrhes.
including the Waltham. Elgin. Hamil­
ton. Hampden and the famous "Gruen**
wrist watehee, ths neat beautiful little
watch in America. E»erv watch guar­
anteed to five service and aatiafactMNi.
Our stock M moot complete and reason­
ably priced
» M FRENCH A SONS
(ftS (liBIAtl Md Ttktti
Jeweler«. Engravers. Opticians.
Eyes scirntiAcallv etamioed and ac­
Albany, Oregon.
curately fitted with glasses. Latest
frames and knees earned in stark. AU
kinds <-f broken lenses replaced
None
too difficult
Particular attention given
Human vision is on* of thr most
to mad orders on all kinds of optical
DR. A. G. PRI1X
delicata things in the world. Two
work.
F. M. FRENCH a H»NS
Jewelers, Engiavers, Otyicians
Plvnciu ani Surre«
out of five adults wear spectacles at
A litany, Gregon
least part of the time, to improva
(alls Attendrai
TAKE NOTICE.
their power to read print and ws
Day or Night
All parties indebted to me will please
pictures.
leave same at ¡amlroom with Mr. Hige
SCIO
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ORE
low
Also thanking you for your pat­
ronage. THOMAS LARGE.
XI 4t
Why not start the season right by
equipping your automobile with a guar
Mrs. Katherine Kester made a bue-
Mr. and Mrs. N. 1 Morrison mo- anleed ( oiumbia or Fxate storage list
Ineas trip to Alliany Monday.
tery? See the I'.xkl* and Columbia bat­
tored to Salem Sunday.
teries before you buy any other. For
Mr and Mrs. D. H. Hildreth mad«
Otto Weideman returned a trip sale at the Ford Garage. Scio
a business trip to Albany Thursday.
Tuewiay evening,
R. E. Man tor made a businssa trip
Tom Ijirirr ha* bought Guy Me-
Knight's interest in the Sanitary
Market.
to Portland Friday.
Anton Slasek is home for a short
visit with his mother.
Mrs Titus was down from Jun-
Mr. ami Mrs. II
Shope spent gletown looking as if mountain air
Sunday at the h«.m« of J. T. Funk,
agreed with her.
John Ronvr ami children of AI-(
D. M. John, the Oregon Ufe in-
bany spent Sunday at the home of «urance man, was looking after bus-
mess hereabout the first of the week.
Joseph Roner.
Georg« Palrny, who is attending
Altiany college, spent the
Mrs.
I.
M
Pretfer of LatMDOO.
week end spent Wrdm-aday
at home.
transacting busi­
JL.
For Sale —10 ewes with lambs. In­
quire of Wm Dobrkovakv.
ness in Sela i.
James Trollinger. Frank Kula and
Hansford came up from
«antiam Farm has ft tons of An* oat
Portland Saturday for the week end F. A. Boman, of Shelburn, appraised straw ba'ed. at 412. a fine hickory bug­
with relatives.
. the estate of the late John Bino at gy tongue complete with double tree,
single tree, neck yoke and «trap*, at P>
Mrs. M F Dorn ami Mias Bertha 17200.
Plenty of fin* seed com. Golden Beauty
S W. GAINES.
Gisclman spent Sunday with old time |
W. A. Ewing, Arch Ray of Scio, JB4t
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WWW- W- w O w S
Riley Shelton
Optoni etrist.
ALSANV OH«
Real Estate Broker
and .\otary Public
,/lbstratU Obla lord. faamined
HAROLD ALBRO.
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OREGON
Hora* for Sale I have a 10-vcar KK)
Eugene J. Smith, late proprietor twlnted bv the county court, ap- old horse for sale; he ia Bound and
broken single and double; or I will
of Hotel Scio, »(»ent last Sunday in ¡»raised the estate ef the late M.
trade for cows.
J. Ilrudka. resi­
Scio as the guest of J. S. Warwick Caiaway at 115.000.
dence south of Mo in the William
office Hours:
35 2t
.Mr, and Mr«. Ed Young an<1 chil- Abbott house
Scio lodge No. 39. A. F. & A. M.,
V to >2 A. M.
1 In 5 P. M.
will meet Saturda) evening. May 1. dren of Silyerton, came to spend a
I or County commiaaiooer
One door north of Postofficv
After i>cing »elicited to allow my
There will lie work ami refreshments short visit at the home of Albert
SCIO ORfiGON
name to tie used a* a candidate for
Young
Saturday.
There
is
a
strike
An elderly lady wants a job al
I County Commlaaeioncr by many friend» »■0 ,111 laM» B — SaSw,
housekeeping or cooking. Inquire ‘among the employes of the Silverton and neighbors, I have con. luded to «land
for the nomination.
at The Tribune oflice
mill, where Mr. Young is employed.
If nominated and elecf-d I promise Io
Charley Warner returned Monday
Scio was dry last Sunday; that is treat all porta of-the county fairly an.I
justly in the matter of roads and lodges
evening from several weeks' visit al to say there was no gas in town ex­ tiec&u*«’ Í hold that an official I» a serv­
Xlxi M VterMM M
l^kaaa». Or».
Silverton.
cept in the car tanks, and some of ant for all part» of th* <-<>unty.
Pd Adv.
R. C. PEPPERLING
C. <\ BRYANT
Miss Winnifred Ferris, nurse at this supply was filched when the
r.
alan
man
JOHN
KUKACKA
owner
wasn't
present,
as
Printer
the Scio General Hospital, is nursing
friends at Silverton.
and M Jenks of near
Manufacturing Optician
Albany, si>-
DR. C. FICQ
WE HAVE
EVERYTHING
OPTICAL
DENTIST
a case in the C. N. Miller family at
Turner.
Brant can testify.
It is reported that registered Jer­
GISELMAN & KUKACKA
Donna and Warren Gill of Lel>a- seys sold at a good figure at the
non are spending a few days at the Holt sale last week. One sucking qQ|o
home of their grandparents. Mr. and calf sold for |lo5 and fully matured
cowauhigh as 1600.
it pavs to
Mrs. M. C. Gill
raise
hi*h
Haas
animals.
Frank Snyder of Orchard. Wash .
is visiting relatives in Scio.
He ia a
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Jess Rodgers has sold all th« barns
H. B. CHESS
BANCROFT
Attorney *< Law
Optical Company
ATTORNEY AT LAW
io
Meat Market
•SO 2 New First National Bank Bldg.
OKEGON
ALBANY
Hi al Estate Broken
H. C
OREGON
ROLOFF
AUCTIONEER
wUh t|u. s< io Produce
Public «aies a specialty. Got the man
Co.. Mill street.
that can grt you the monev Roloff can
Ph.H,*e
6M. LEBANON,
ORE.
hawies » ( bus. g|7
|{om ;((t6
the fair grounds and all Liat your farm with us and we will sell
Writ«- <>r phone me at my cxpen»e for
other
lumlwr
he cares tn dispose of it for you. tsual rommueiou charged.
dates.
Mr. and Mrs. E D. Myers and
Giselman 4. Kukacka Seb 4e*e, *rra»(e4 lea «I Sci» Trakee» eWia,
•Mrs. R. Shelton visited F. M Shores until he has built his residence and
other buildings. Jess thinks it pays
near Lebanon Sunday.
skirting
nephew of Mrs. R. Shelton.
Roliert Clarke,
slating Agrnt
to advertise.
who has been a*-
Bragg at West Scio,
It is reported
that a Scio young
went to Beaverton Saturday to take man attended the Richardson Gap
dance last Friday taking two bottles
a position there.
of beer along as refreshments Sher-:
Mrs. Arena Bilyeu, daughter Mis»
iff Kendall was there snooping ar- j
Nite, and Gail Jones and his best
ound and was about to catch the said
girl motored over from Albany Sun­
y. m. when the latter dropped the
day.
bottles and made for the tail timber, j
The head and tail ends of the Pa­
He is supposed to be still on the go;
cific Coast H B. league will clash
at least he has not shown up in Scio
when Portland and lx«s Angeles meet
since.
in Portland thia week.
Attorneys Miles and Wassam of
Mr. and .Mrs. J. F. Prochaska.
Salem, and A. G. !x*welling of Al-'
who had txsen visiting in Portland
liany, were in Scio to try a lawsuit j
for a week, returned home Wednes
in which the Business .Men s Associ-,
day of last week.
ation of Salem was plaintiff and J.'
Friday evening, Fred Bilyeu by B llouslev and wife of south of
and with the advice and consent of l^banon, were defendants Plaintiff
forty-'leven bystanders and luhtwr- was given judgment for 151 66 with
interest
C-osts in the rase amount­
necks art up the plows to go with
ed to about >35.
the Fordaon tractor.
the Scio Gigging & Lumlwr comp­
any. arrived Thursday evening last
from a short visit with >>t- family in
1st St.. Albany
HOLECHEK BROS,
We want to treat the people
right and will welcome old
and new customers, welling
find-elaM meat at the moat
reasonable price«.
We buy Veal, Hog« and
Hide«, paying good price«.
Give Us a Call
(’.an supply your needs in horse, dairy, h<>g and chicken feeds at
verv reasonable prices
If you are looking for an increase in the
milk flow from your dairy herd, try
FISHING TACKLE
BASEHALL SUPPL1E8
Sunnybrook, the beat dairy feed on the market
OUTDOOR CLOTHING
CAMPING EQUIPMENT
A trial will convinv you that Fisher’s chicken feeds have no equal.
SHOES. SWEATERS
We have in stock Olympic. White Mountain and Fisher’s Blend
Hour; Fisher’s 4 »at Meal and Pancake Flour. Come in and look
us over.
We have just what you need in feeds of all kinds.
FLASHLIGHTS
THERMOS BOTTI.ES
SAFETY RAZORS. BLADES
J
D. DENSMORE
KNIVES
And Other Articles
You Can Rely On
SCIO GARAGE
Apex and Master Trucks, 1 to 5 tons
Racine. Ajax, Diamond and Crescent Tires
and Tubes
— BUY AT—
HAUSER BROS.
Accrxforii «, < HI«, tireas««# and Gasoline
General repair and overhauling. Work <tuaranteed
W. L. COBB, Proprietor.
‘ ’ Where Everybody Ruys
Albany, Salea»,
Corva It*. Eageac
a
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IM lOMXKiKAIM IS
Portland.
have for many years spent less mon­
Walter Itilyeu, Prop
M Kendall attended ey p«r student per year in training
Pht'ne »>-51.’»
the Richardson Gap dance last F ri­ Oregon boys and girls than is spent i
STAGE Ml.l.Tb ALL TRAINS
■it any other state institution. The,
lx-avcs Scio Poatoffice -
day night and obtained several >«>t- present cost at the Slate University '
at 7 30 a m and 4:4ft p m for Wr«t S ch
tlrs of "evidence” ao report aayeth. . is 1203 a year; at the College it is and 7:4ft a. mland 1:15 p m for Munk or«
No arrests were made at that time $|R0. But even before the war. '
when money would buy twice as i
but may follow later on.
I much as it buvs now. the average
Mr. ami Mrs. Enoch Shelton. Mrs.
cost at all other state institutions
Clara Griflin and Mr» Rolla Shelton was |325 a year
In addition
made up a party Sunday to motor
Hav G min Potatoes
I heir Building Investment
to Lei anon for a day's visit with
ia alao very low
Mrs. Lee Bilyeu, a sister of Mrs. At the State University It is at pres- I
Sheriff C,
E do all kinds of amateur kodak finishing, film
W
ing
developing, copy ing, enlarging and photograph- ,
Sample« of our work on hand for your inspection.
If you have any trouble in getting good results
out of your kodak or camera, call on us; we can no
doubt help you with suggestions that will help you get
resulta and good, clear pictures.
We have had over 20
years ex|s*rience in this work ao no doubt can do you
some good. So be not backward in asking for help in
this line. Your kodaks examined free.
WANTED
(>ur prices are as follows, a/uxrw sash on delivery
of your work, please remember this;
MUNTIN«;
She ton and Mrs Griflin.
ent |322 per student; at the College
Rut in state institutions else-
Mi»» Wells, daughter of the mill |3I mi
I where, statistics show the average to
manager at Jungletown, after sev­
be |905. These are convincing proofs
eral week»' visit with her mother in
of economical administration, but
Pnr’land. came in on the Friday ev- the three institutions can no longer
«q!n..' trsir »nJ pn.cti-d.si on out to give satisfactory training to th« vast
’urgletown for a short visit, return­ | numbers of Oregon boys «nd girls
' (5400 in full time courses alone 1 un­
ing to I'ortland Sunday evening
less they receive more support. On
The management of the Peoples May 21 the Higher Educational re­
Theatre would like to learn the iden­ lief measure will appear on the bal­
tity of the person who spits tobacco lot. You are urged to preserve the
juice on the f|.«>r ard wails and Quality of higbar education by vot­
ing for IL
promiaes to make an example of
rws ten'»
n uroi m
p »» m w
him ao that he'll not ref eat hie filthy h»a»ir <4 iU I«,: Al«»nl lUoW < .aronlttaa fw
Hf.k« •■lauw I.
M4 IKi«, BWaS.
prwrt'rr
rwshsS
313 W
SCIO CASH FEED STORE
When You Want
The State University
Agricultural College MUNKE^SandUEST
and the State Normal
SCIO STAGE
Mr. Wells, manager at the mill of
EVE STRAIN
Is the cause of many
HUMAN ILLS
M. G. REEP
Office
x3f. or smaller. 40c dozen
4x5. or smaller, .*>Uc dozen
ItjxSj. «nd postcards. 60cdozen
Albany Stat* Bank
. ALBANY. ORE.
HKVKUHTNG
Film rolla, any site. 10c each
Him packs, anv size, 20c each
Platea up to 5x7, 5c
Plates above 5x7. 7|c
Mail orders solicited and attended to promptly; .
must he accompanied by cash; any over remittance
will be promptly returned.
We thank you for past and solicit y >ur future
patronage. Yours for good work,
RURAL CREDIT LOANS
Our twenty vear rural credit plan of
loaning money to farmsr«. helps you to
get out of debt. Under our form of
loan the total amount of interest paid
during its satire ¡wnod of twenty years
is actually leas than ftft per cent interest
Write us for booklet.
OWEN BEAM. Agent
STUDIO
133 Lyon St
Albany, Oregon
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