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LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES
Twa Days' Racing.
M im Kale Van Brunt visited st
Albany. June 29. (Special) Two
Marion Monday with Mrs. Scoflleld. days of high class racing events will
The Scio rod and gun dub will be part of Albany's celebration July
have a or act ice shoot thia Thursday 4 and 5.
More than 30 trotting,
avenins at fi 30.
pacing and running horses are on ■
Mrs. Burch of Ridgefield, Wash., the card. There will I m * two harness
visited with Mrs. R. A. Scott Wed events of two heats and two running
events.
nesday.
Albany will celebrate the 4lh io
Dean Morris and J. L. Cook, the
fitting
style with a big parade Mon
new l>art>er. made a business trip to
day
morning,
followed by a Wild
Albany Monday.
West show at the fair grounds,
County Agent Heyman was over
speaking at Bryant park, sports,
looking after farm bureau matters
races and amusements.
Dancing,
Monday.
roller skating, concerts, etc.
Frank Beard and wife of Portland
are visiting with his sister. Mrs.
Mies Agnes Weaely came up from
Henry Hassler.
Portland for a visit with home folks.
John Ransom, the Shelburn mer
For sale —A Cameron silo. Hxl2 feel,
chant. visited Scio in a buaineeasray
in good condition, for *100. J. T. Funk. '
Monday.
R. L Scio.
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Mrs. Nora Campbell visited at the
home of her brother. R. A. Scott,
last week.
Big Fourth of July Dance
At Richardson Gap ball Monday.
July 4th
Sup|H-r at midnight. Ev
erybody cordially invited.
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for free catalog hundreds of grad
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for ambitious men write today.
Heald's Engineering School
11*1 Suitor Street
San Franc 1st*
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2 Big Days Albany
Mr. Tucker from Eastern Oregon,
visited Sunder and Monday at K. A.
High Class Speed Events
Scott’*
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Running
Trotting
GLASSES PITTED
Pacing i
Some of the fnatext horses and beet jockvvH ami tiriv- I
• th from the Pacific Coast Racing Circuit.
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Great Races Each Day
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Graduate Optometrist
PRICES REASONABLE
Private office for examinations
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F. M. FRENI 11 A SONS
slater.
The rattle of Scio and Jordan
neighlxirhooda are to be tested for
tuberculosis in the near future, so
County Agent Heyman informs us.
Io Coil licet ion with Albany’s Big
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Dancea-Amuitetneiits
Albany Welcomes You
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Ed Wrsely'a Scio orchestra ia l<-
ing highly commended for the high
class and finely executed music fur
nished at the farm bureau picnic at
Wilson park last Sunday.
Sound All Around
In confli mation of the action of the
Umatilla ciicuit gpurt.
Mrs. J. D. Yates, a daughter of
A. T. Powell, with her niece Mies
Georgia Yates of Peoria. Illinois,
who have been visiting relatives in
Scio and vicinity, returned to Port
land the first of the week to visit
her sister, Mrs. Oscar Hutchinson.
Mrs. Ya tee will return to Scio next
week for a few days’ visit with an
other sister. Mrs. William Abbott,
before starting for toer home ia
K anaaa Oly.
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BECAUSE
They have adequate Strength
for the heaviest nervier
They have that Triction which
holds the road at speed in
any weather
Thev have Mileage amply suffi
cient to render you 100%
service
They are hand-built, although
sold at the price of machine-
made tires
Every dollar you invest in them
is an addition to western
wealth, it comes back to you
IN QUALITY, IN PRICE IN
SERVICE. THEY ARE
Two more of Sheriff Til Taylor'a
murderers will soon be hanged. Ap
peal to the supreme court resulted
Dean Morris has a trotting horse
in training over at the Albany fair
grodffd*
He says he may match
him In races providing the animal
is not injured in the training pro
em« on the small stones that are
quite numerous on the track. Dean
say» if the Albany fair people will
take up a subscription in Scio they
can get enough money to cleanse
their track of the rocks and pebbles
which are dangerous to racers.
SOUND TIRES
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Big Celebration--Street l’ara<le-~S|*eaking—Rough I
Riding Exhil>ition--SportH -Children'H Races— Prizes i
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by dealert
give tire milcage
at the lowest cost
in history
30 x 31
$15.00
NON-SKID
Reduction in all styles and sites
A New Low Price on a
Known and Honest Product
Optometrist
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ALBANY OAtB.
IT IS SOUND BUSINESS
FOR YOU To BUY
Linn County Fair Grounds
The county court aspects to move
its rock crushing plant now at Green
bridge, to Scio in a short time.
Riley Shelton goes about town
with a little flour stain on hie clothes
trying to convey the impression that
he ia a miller, but he isn’t. He is
simply an ordinary man like the reel
of us.
ALBANY
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Fourth of July Celebration-»July 4 and 5 :
Mr. and Mrs. Freehouse and
daughter of Onalaska. Wash , and
Mrs. Freehouse‘a mother visited at
the R. A. Scott home laat week.
Mrs. Banks of Albany. Marshall
Burch of Jefferson, and Mr. Mofflte
of Newberg, were callers at the R.
A. Scott home Wednesday.
Do You Know Why Our Customers
Ask for Kryptoks?
Because Krvptok lenses and blanks
are of the finest quality.
Because Kryptoks are the only in
visible bifocal and they give the
greatest amount of satisfaction to
the wearer.
BY
visit.
H. Shope spent several weeks in
the southern part of the etale visit
ing round and says It rained nearly
all of the time.
Roy T. Bishop, son of C. P. Bishop,
proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of
Salem. < »regon knitters try this yam
out. All colors. 45c per ball of 2 osa.
Hamplr» sent on application. Address
C. P. Bishop, Box i!>, Salem, Oregon,
W. A. G iijiky .
Scio. Ore.
Do vou prefer country butter? I
will sell all I make for 5*" R< less than
creamery. Cora Calavan.
it*
Oris Bilyeu ia the owner of a
new Ford car. bought of Fred Bil
yeu last week.
District I’amrnger Agent Jenkins
was in town Monday. While here
he paid The Tribune man a phasant
inspector.
Phones: —Palace Feed -bed.
Residence, 600 R
ALBANY. OREGON
For sale cheap. HMM) feet I-inch
pipe and 300 feet f inch pipe
In
Shelton A Co., of the Sanitary
quire J. F. W early. Scio.
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Market, want your veal and will call
I am in the market for fat lambs
for It.
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and sheep When you think they are
A radical change is being made in
ready call, let me make you a price.
THE PURE BRED
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J. L R i H m . erh , StIO.
the curriculum of many high schools.
PERI HERON STALLION
American history, civics and knowl
Oregon Made Home knitting Yarns
edge of American institutions Is be
A great surjiriM- for th«- home knitters
ing given more attention and foreign
of Oregon, but still s fact. Further-
languages are Iwing made elective Will stand the season of 1921 at more, thia yarn is al«solulely virgin
instead of compulsory. A move in W A. GILKEY S. GILKEY STATION wool yam. th<- wool was grown in hJ»n
county, sold by Mr. Sender» to the Ore-
the right direction.
g<wi worsted Company (mills loratedal
Service insurance, $15.
Sellwixal). made into worsted yarn by
RACING
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. HaaalerofLa-
eras*. Washington, ia visiting at the
home of hie brother, Henry Hassler.
Henry Hamler and family motor
ed Io ls>t»anon Wednesday of laat
week tn attend the funeral of Mrs.
William Davenport, Mr. Hamler's
Will have vetch hay for sale at
DR J. W GOIN.
a ton in the »hock
Get your order
Veterinarian.
in now. I Leonard Gilkey.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H Hildreth
(Christine Shindler) •« returning
from their honeymoon trip to New
port were given a hearty though
vocifrroos welcome by Scio’s notor
ious charivari band.
So great was
the volume of harmony (!) made by
the musician» (!) that echoes of the
serenade (!) were heard in Scio. 4
miles distant.
They are made in Tacoma and
aold in Scio by
W. L. COBB & SON,
THE scio GARAGE
HAROLD ALBRO,
Manufacturing Optician
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Dr.W B Richardson
Eyesight Specialist
At ROTEI. SCIO every Saturday
Glasse» ground to . order.
eyre jg-rf«ctly fitted
Weak
My one-piece special ground glasse»
make young or old good eyesight for
reading, ckwe work or distant vision
All glasses fitte»! by me are war
ranted to give »at is fact ion.
JEFFERSON, ORE
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PIC-NIC-ING
Nothing is so important on the picnic
menu as good sandwiches, bread madl* •
of Cherro Flour makes sandwiches fit
for a king and all his people. You do
not have to depend on the filling for
the flavor.
CHERRO FLOUR
Can’t be beat anywhere.
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