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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1921)
j' piw A * ; LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES ? r . E. C. Shelton and H. B. Her made The seniors »nd juniors of the', DR J. W. GOIN Wild strawberries are said to be a night trip to Stayton and back high school enjoyed an evening's quite plentiful. Veterinarian, outing in Wilson park Wednesday Authorised Aurtioo S«U and interstate Jimmie and Nellie Barnes of Me C. H Salxl. Mrs C. Salxl. Mrs A. last Thursday, Roasting weenies.' w. Hhed. 1M J Bert Hollis has rtmodtlrd the of last week hama spent Memorial Day in Scio. J Salxl and daughter Anna mutoied toasting marshmallows, telling «to- 1 RrswWnce. aou R house he recently bought of Jo* to Albany Friday Lee Bilyeu and wife of Lebanon rice, and singing comprised the en-1 ALBANY, OREGON were visitors here on Memorial day. Mrs. A. J. Johnson and brother, Holub I the George Rodger* house! ioyment for the evening and this week moved in. J Orcroe Mad« Home knlltlnj Varna W. L. Cobb and family motored <*hari«a Young, of (xirvallia. wort in Straved -Two 2-year old heifeA. Scio Monday Jack Berglund made measurement A great aurpriae for the home knitters over to Albany Friday evening. dark colored Jerseys, straved 2 miles - .....I. . — U .. . of <»rvgon. but still a fart. Further- John Wewly has installed in his Saturday on which to make estimate this yam is at-aohiuly virgin Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hildreth mo east from Bates’. Finder notify for a sewer down the alley Imck of W001 y*rn. the wool was grown la Linn home the latest in a Cecilian player Holechek Bros. Scio. tored to Albany Saturday. .............. ..... _ • . vw — , county, sold by Mr Senders to theOre- piano. th, Barto garage and past The Tri- Worsted Company (mill« loratedat The Z. J. Clarks passed through Arnold Boyanovaky has finished bun« office to the creek, a distance Sellwood,, made into worsted yarn by Joe Roner was planting corn for building a good sized chicken house town Saturday to and from Albany. Rnn t > R“J' T- son of C. P. Bishop, of a little over ROD feet. proprietor of the Wooten Mill Store of N. G. McDonald Thursday. on his farm near town. F. B. Studnicka made a business For «k A Berk rig, S-pinger kSut . trip to Albany Wednesday. W. M. Abbott. J. F Wtwely and ear in gwd condition, lx». A Buirk Deb Lung closed a successful term All rotor*, «c per.ball of 2 os*, A<^“ D. C. and Mrs. Thoms motored to of school in the Bilyeu Den district Ju« Boysnovsky are considering the four, fair condition, ¿a». Th. Buirk ail is well worth 113». but on account formation of a doss corporation for of aiekneaa I am willing to sacrifice. Jefferson via Albany Wednesday ev last Friday. I. Hi'AC LA ND. Seto the purpuae of piping water from a 42 21 ening of last week. Z. J. Clark and family and Mrs a spring on the A. T. Powell place A lot of fryers to aril at 10* each. Miss Oda Clark came up from A. W. Arbuckle motored to Albany to their respective home«. 42tf C. C. Bilyeu. Gilkey. Portland Saturday to spend Sunday Saturday on shopping bent. Mias Myrtle Hollis spent the week with home folks, the Z. J. Clarks. For sale. B- weeks pigs; on the old Gordon Wesely came up from end with Mias Ruth Eichinger at Dorggn place, I mile east Crabtree. Mr. and Mra. K. C. Peery of Port Portland Friday and will remain, phone Lebanon Sunny Crest and then continued on Chas. C. Davis, land came up Saturday to remain but will make trifs to take his violin 41 F 22 42 It her way to visit Arthur (lark and until Tuesday. lessor* occasionally. Miss Blanche Arbuckle, returning FOR SALE. Mr. and Mrs. Ixuie Bowerman Ten-acre tract just cast of Scio on I Mrs. Fred Sturge« of Suntrx. Or. home Wednesday. and son of Portland were in Scio is visiting relatives here. She is a Rolla Shelton, Bert Hollis. John county road, all cleared and priced Saturday. , ¡Do You Know Why Our Customers guest at the home of her couain, Sticha and Ed Wesely, chaperoned reasonable. One-half interest in blacksmith ---------------- I Ask for Kryptoks? Mrs. F. J. Irving of Echo la here Rolla Shelton. by Fred Pepperiing. went to Indian shop. Because Krvntok lenses and blanks visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Has E- C. S helton , i are of finest quality. Oscar Pomeroy and «rife of l^b- i'rMric lake after trout Saturday. sler. for a few days. Ri al Estate Broker. I Because Kryptoks are the only in- anon visited Scio relative« Monday The result of the trip was a tired M P. Ixmg and family motored assisted in decorating the grave« of lot of fellow» and one fish which Pound, a i hunch of krvs. Also a I ' visible bifocal and they give the Pepperiing caught. greatest amount of satisfaction to good shoe. Call at this office. to Corvallis Sunday to visit their non departed relatives. the wearer. Tuesday evening a number of Spencer, who is again sick. Three fox terrier puppies for sale. Mr«. Joseph Harmon is viaitingat Seirans traveled over the rough and 40 3t , F. J. Kula, Shelburn. There was preaching service nt her old home at Mooroe. While rugged road to Jefferson to witness Providence on Memorial Day by there ahe will help pick three acres I am in the market for fat lambs ’ third degree work on two candidate* and sheep When you think they are ' Rev. H. H. Iler. A large attend of gooseberries. by the Jefferwm Masons. Those go rea<ly call, let me make you a price. ance evinced their appreciation. ¿ 9 4 Mrs. Phoebe Turner received a ing from here were: Thomas Smail, 40tf J. L. R oim ; kiu <. S cio . Mra. Fred Ohlemeler came from telegram Sunday that the body of W. Ii Bowser. J. D. Densmore, M. ALUNV CMVgP, Shelton A Co., of the Sanitary Portland to spend Memorial Day her on. Scott Turner, was on the R. Phillips. Art Shslton. Rolla Shel Market, want your veal and will call HAROLD AI.BRO. with her parents. Mr. and Mra. N. way here and would arrive at West ton. D. C. Thoms. J. A. C. Brant. for It. • 41 Manufacturing Optician Srio the last of the week. J. Weddle. I W. T. lire and John Sumpter, cade CLETRAC Shelburn, May 24, 1921 20"|„ Reduction off Shoes We are now giving our customers a 20'^ cut on all shoes with the exception of those placed in stock this spring; considering the fact that our shoes never were priced at the peak of the market, the above discount will give you a chance to purchase a pair at a much lower price than the present market values would justify. Ladies', Men’s, Children’s medium weight Underwear at cost. A few Men’s Hats left, will sell at less than wholesale cost. Good values in Corduroy and Moleskin Pants. Men’s Dress Shirts and Neckties at cost. Men’s guaranteed all-wool Mackinaws, $1 5.00 value, at $9.85. Good heavy-weight Bib Overalls at $1.75. Men’s Work Sox, I 7/£c per pair. Men’s heavy Cotton Gloves, I 7/^c per pair. Gives Year-Round Tractor Service Cletrac farming mean« power farming the whole year round; not the use of the tractor for a few jobs, but for all the farm work, And farm labor is not a problem with the (’letrar owner, Ilin boy can do the work of two men and three teams, with the detrae furnishing the power. See us about this machine. BARTU MOTOR CO SCIO Linn County Distributors A Few Values in Dry Goods. Fine AFC Dress Ginghams, 25c Utility Apron Ginghams, 20c Percales, best grade, 36-in. 25c Heavy Pearl Outings 25c A few Poplins and Wash Goods left; will close out at cost A Few Bargains in Our Grocery Department Coffee, in bulk, 26c lb; or 5 lbs for $1.00 5-lb Coffee and aluminum Percolator 3.75 Cocoa in bulk lb 25c; or 5 Iba for ’. 1.410 Koval Baking Powder, 12-or can .50 .25 l-lb can Salmon 15c; or 2 cans for l-lb can Coin 15c; or 2 cana for . .25 l-lb can !‘t«aa 15c; or 2 can« for .26 1- lb can Bean« 15c; or 2 cans for . .26 2- lb can Tomatoea 15c; or 2 cans for .25 5-or. can Pork A beans 15; or 2 for $0.25 Sardines per can 10c; or 3 for Fancy Blue Hoge Head Hire I lbs for California small white beans I lbs for Karo Syrup 1-gaUon can a Bacon per 11» « White I-aun<lry Soap per cake .Matches, ♦> boxes for Fruit Sugar per sack Corn Meal, 10-lb sack All other goods in -¿lock marked at prices justified [•XI by present wholesale co^t, regardless of what we paid for them RANSOM & CO Shelburn, Oregon * .... - fe*’**s ' • * ♦ < ” , r * 2 •-i - ♦*