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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1921)
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IN AllVANCg SIX MONTHS 11.75 l.oo AtivKirrtMiNi; hatkm : Local «ivrrtising per line Aral in sertion ............................... 10 Each subsequent insertion perJine. .06 Displsy advertising First inaction per Inch ............. . .. .i® Each subaaquent insertion................... 16 Advertisements should reach this office not later than Tuewlay to insure publi cation in the current i»*ur All foreign advertiwment* must be paid for in advance of publication. • .» • a 4 iff « f*s »6 * V V r V • itíb» k * soon be of large manufacturers and wholesalers has been the sign tn most dealers to lw- gin a systematic and consistent ad vertising camt>aign to reach the people and get them to coming their way now and thus hold them after «»nee securing their patronage. Portland. Salem and All«any mer chants have read the signa, have no doubt laid their plans for a live fall and winter advertising campaign for the purpose of securing their share of the business from the buying public. Scio merchants, and mer chants from nearby towns, should also lay their plans for »-curing to themselves the entire business of the community. Advertising will turn the trick And the signs point to a long period <>f presperity when once we get aboard the "Prosperity Special.” _______ THIUHPAY, AVGVOT IN. 1921 the battles of our future wars can not be fought from palace cars no more than those of the past. Nor is this order of the war department made as a matter of economy. It is to test out our present military ma chinery. The order requires officers as well as the men to make the hike. The Tribune predicts the march will l>e a success and demonstrate to the I Evergreens Wanted! I Cash Paid Receiving Station Zl W eeely'a Store world that the American soldier is •eomd to n«>ne It's pretty exasperating to a fat man to have a lean man walk in his shadow on a hot day and laugh at him. Lebanon Cannery Yours truly, Hep Pickers Good hops Wood, potatoes and camp house free. Start to pick about Aug 22. Write or phone T. A M< K kk . Jefferson. Ore. Phone 111'.’ DR. A. G. PRILL nnuciâi así Snrgeca Dealer» in ('alls Attended l>ay or Night Fresh and Cured Meats Poultry and Veal WILL TRY THK1R METAL SKINS POINT THE WAY /* Í' ■ 9. that employment will THE SCIO TRIBUNE and universal. The statement IMt Ktl gVKKY THVUDAY BY T. L. DUUCKK. KÏHTOB AND PROP MJ* • The war department has ordered Dr. W. B. Richardson says he had Ever ninety men liegan inhabiting a regiment of soldiers. officers snd an unusual experience last Wednes this mundane sphere, signs have buck privates, to march from a day night about 11 UK) while on his played the most important part of point in Ohio to the Presidio at San way to his home in Jefferson. He hie career. He soon learned to Francico. Il is calculated this regi had been to Ixbanon and other plant his seeds according to signs of ment of regular troops will average . points, and as he approache«! the the muon or other phenoms, and if about twenty miles per «lay on the wagon bridge near Thomas station a good crop was harvested his faith hike. was commanded to stop by one man This is probably the longest march in his lielief was vindicated. of a group of four wh<< hail stopped Then as time progressed and the American soldiers have l>een called there in a Ford sedan. He says the fulfillment of these signs was more upon to make Yet this is a time fright he received caused him to They will not have to step more heavily on his accelerator ami more notice«), no amount of ar of jieace gument could dissuade him from send out foraging parties to secure so he didn't get to tind out what his belief. The urgent necessity for food, for the route will lie parallel they wanted. The doctor «ays the central jHiints of meeting for the to some railway line, and the com man remained at the side of the road purpose of trailing, or swapping,for missary supplies can be renewed i out of range of his auto lights, but the things you didn’t have, was a whenever desired. And, too, their had he stepped out in the road in sign for the establishment of house, sick ami disabled, if any. can lie front of him he probably would to buy and sell the products of the placed aboard a train and forward«! have stopped farm, home made articles of wear on to the destination. These r«*gu- ing apuarel, etc,, and thia pr«>cedure lars may think this long march a 1 n pointeii the way to inventions of severe hardship. No doubt they time and labor saving devices. And would much prefer to be transport A. E. Randall signs were the governing features ed on the journey in standard sleep I W. A. Ewing, President Vice Pre*. in all case«. ers. But it is not a hardship No E. I). Myers. Cashier Start a t»ank account today and For the last two or three months, man capable of tiring a soldier Çr^^vlde for your future. signs have been pointing to revival should consider 20 miles a day a ou will hnd a checking ac count very «vmvenient fur your of busineiw which has been stagnant hardship. iMMtneaa tmn»acUona. We ;>ay Sherman's march to the sea and since early in 1920. From the time interest un time drpoaita. Armistice was signed in 1918. men Up the Atlantic coast to Washing employed in all lines of industry ton. D. U.. was nearly, if not quite, were urged to speed up. which was as long. Bernd«1» dozens of battles done, with the result that over-pro and skirmishes hail to be fought, II nv Grain Potatoes duction occurred. It was so«n ap and those about Atlanta. Georgia, HKiHF-ST MARKET PRICE parent that ready sales were not were mmd severe Sherman's troops coming fi in ai>r.-ad, and late in ' had to carry rations for the march M. (1. REED 1919 whoh-sale closing of factories i with them, and after leaving Allan Office Albany State Bank lagan ami by February, 1920, more ta they cut themselves off from f«md ALBANY. ORE. than 4,000.000 workers were idle, supplies from the Not th. depending and this number had been greatly mainly on what they could forage Incread since. The harvesting of from the country they passed thru crops has given employment to mil for food supplies. Also they hail to lions of th«-«* idle workers this year, have long pontoon trains with which Reti I Estate Rrolfer some localities have started building to bridge rivers, for they found « and Notara Public booms ami other enterprises, with most bridges destroy«! as they ad ^lutrolli Obtained, f.iammtj the result that surplus stocks are vanced. Indeed. ¡Sherman*« march - . . OREGON about taken up. to the sea was one winch tried men’s CIO Recently it was announced by souls. some of th«- largest manufacturers In comparison, this cr<>M country and wholesalers of this country that hike to San Francisco is mere pas the crest of low prices ha«l been time. An«l more. It will demon reached, ami in all prolmbility the »Irate whether idle barrack life ren- prices would Itegin to ascend j ders our regular troops incapable of This means that stocks are low. that enduring a continued tnarcii lasting LEBANON - - OREGON replenishment must quickly t>egin. | three or four months. Moreover. Shelton &• Co. Props S( IO. OREGON <1III<< »1*I< A< )!< UR. R II. HARRIS WF HAVE EVEHYTMING OPTICAL Cusick Rank X HAY - Albany, Oregon I St. SIMMS Is the tsu»<- of many HUMAN ILLS BANCROFT Optical Company Morrison & Lowe UNDERTAKERS Calls Attended to Promptly l>av or Night 813 W. 1st St.. Albany SCIO OREGON DIE SCIO STATE BANE J. I ’. WKSEI A ORAI EK IN Fancy &, Staple Groceries Garden and Field Seeds China and Glassware WANTED All ho M nt live and let live prices Roll lilms developed, pictures printed and enlargements made from your films. All work turned out promptly. Give us a trial. Riley Shelton J. F. WESEL Y Scio, Oregon I Or. P. T. Tweed, 0. V. II. I Grain Growers! Office phone 13 R X Now is th«’ rime to Purchase Your FARM LIGHT & POWER OUTFIT Res 3B-R U Ask these well known men why they purchased our plant: 1. H. Capeland. Crabtree; Win. Volkman, Crabtree; Walter Blackburn. Scio; Georg.- Schlerth, Crabtree; O. B. Keebler, l<banon; Walter Po land, Sh«->d. And many others. THE PURE HREI) Paul Automatic Water Systems PERCHERON STALLION Perfection Milking Machine« “Firestone” 129160 I am in the Market For Your Grain Anker Holth Cream Separator«. , ar ced Bowl Will stand the season of 1921 at Sen ice insurance. $15. THE ELECTRIC STORE Inc. G ilkry , XT7 W l-imtst. Scio. Ore. If you are going to need sacks, see me before buying elsewhere, 1 may be able to save you money. DR. H. 11. PETERS CHIROPRACTOR < ► < • < 1 < » • > ■ Electrical Equipment Rooms 1 and X over tdwsrda’ store J. D. DENSMORE LEBANON « T«-lephone «JH R 1 The Only Self Bal- El< ¿trie \\ iring by Licensed and Bonded Men—Estimate« Cheerfully Furnished W A. GILKEY'S. GILKEY STATION W. A. (Nature’s Milker) * Phone 30. ALBANY. OH P. O. Building SCIO GARAGE 1 la« the 1 l«>od, Racine, Ajax Tire« and Tube« 1 hr Shell. Monogram and Monomobile Oil« 1 lie Detroit Batteries - Battery Servtcr Station ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK Electrical Work a Specialty W. L. COBB, Proprietor.
