The Scio tribune., August 18, 1921, Image 4

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MEN’S
WOOL
FELT
HATS
$1.95
If you
are
in need of
a comfort*
able
work
HAT don’t
misa
thin
c h a li c e
rrtccH
lunch low­
er over our
entire atore
We have
Splendid
Line of
YOUNG
MEN’S
SUITS at
$32.50
to
$35.00
The Blain
Clothing Co
ALBANY, OK EGON
The store with a square
deal for every customer
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LOCAL. BREVITIES
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Riley Shelton was a business visit­
or in Albany Monday.
TECHNOLOGY
Ottkl Orbasi». Srtvsly P*yA«ia»rMi
fail Tisú ortNS mft is. 1*21
I«t sdwsi«isa
la »be * o
Oregon Agricultural College
CURVAI II«
Oregon Mads Home knitting Yam«
A great surpriiM for th«- liomr knitters
of Oregon, but still a fart. Further­
more, this yarn is atmolutely virgin
wool yam. the wool was grown in lunn
count», sold by jAr. Senders to the Ore­
gon Wor»ted Company (mills located at
Sellwood), made into worsted yam by
Roy T. Bishop, son nt C. P. Bishop,
proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of
Salem. Oregon knitters try thia yarn
out. All colors. V» per ball of 2 os»
Samples sent on appl-cation. Address
C. P. Bishop, Box 75, Salem, Oregon.
DR J. W GOIN.
Veterinarian.
F or S aijc t91&model Ford tour'
car.|15o. 19J9 model Ford tour
Monday, and then plenty of light
and newer for many years
I
B ilyeu
An exammathm will soon be held
for t»Mtmaster al tlx- Sex» t>-«toffice
and application« for the proper form
for filing your intention to'lake the
examination ran tie obtained from
the postmaster or from the Civil
Service Commission, Washington. D,
The Oregon Blue Book fur 11*21 -2 C. The dat«* of the examination de­
has been received by The Tribune. pends on how quickly appli ■aliotis
It is much larger than formerly and arc filed.
ia of considerable interest to the
tx-ople because of its statistical facts
and historical data..
Four thousand tons of loganber­
ries are said to have tw-en dried and
Mr. and Mrs Art Shelton motored canneti in Salem thu> season. Some
to Silverton to visit relatives.
loganlwrrie* for one point, and it is
Mrs Cary is at the hospital suf­ probable that other communities
have done as well.
fering from an injury to her hip
Fred Jones and John Sticha were
business visitors in Albany last Fri­
day.
Charley Compton was a business
visitor to Crabtree Saturday even­
ing.
David Crabtree and wife, and
Shelton A Co., of the Sanitary Mrs. Susan Dcrthick. came in last
Market, want your veal and will call
Thursday from The Dalles to visit
for It.
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with relatives for a few days.
The dance al Richardson Gap hall These good people were former res­
Saturday night was well attended, idents of Scio and vicinity.
and much enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs R F. Breuner. who
Mias Dolly Daly came up from arrived here about two weeks ago
Portland last Wednesday for a visit from Manford. Oklahoma. went to
with the home folks.
Scio Tuesday to visit their daughter
It is estimated that 200,000 (Mixes befure returning to their home in
the east. Ix-lmnon Criterion.
of apples will be, shipped out of
Motion was film! Thursday by the
Wasco county this fall.
attorney for the Benton (ounlv
Richard Schrick suffered a severe
State bank, plaintiff in a suit against
fracture and dislocation of the el-
the Sch> Milling Company. says the
I m » w on Aug. 10. when he fell over
Albany Herald, s-sing that the ac­
■ log.
tion be dismissed from the circuit
For Sale Four foot Ash wood, court of IJnn county.
and Bartlett Pears.
Phone your
Irene H Wirt is named by Judgv
order now
Fred Roadarmel. Srio,
Bilyeu as administratrix of the es­
Oregon.
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tate of 8. M. Wirt, who was recent­
Mr. and Mrs Francisco Cervan­ ly killed by an 8. P. freight tram at
tez, of Shelburn, are (he proud par­ Crabtree. The estate includes &15O
ents of a brand n»w daughter, born worth of |ersonai and $4(W»0 worth
of real prop-rty u i> »aid
August 12, 1921.
The annual Unn County Fair
F or SALA Some extra fine pieces
Association
catalog is now read* for
<>f Cut glass dishes. All go at a
those who wish a copy, and same
(•argtin.
Inquire at the Tribune
can be ha>l on application to Secre­
B8*tf
tary A. C. Smith, at the First Na­
A son of Mrs. Annie Gerard, of tional Bank in Albany. If we mis­
Jordan, had his tonsils removed at take not. the fair opens Oct. 8.
the local hospital Saturday, and is
The eounly treasurer has deliv­
ered $75.000 worth of Ijnn county
getting along tine.
road bonds to th<* First National
E. C. Peery, of Portland, was in Bank, who bid in half of the last
town last week looking after busi­ issue.
The remaining 175.000
ness matters. Ed says Scio looks worth will be delivered to individual
purchasers, says the Allmny Detno-
mighty good to him.
; crat.
A community fruit and agricul­
Gov. Olcott has announced that
tural exhibit, to be known as the
he will appoint Judge Tucker, of
Calapooia Valley Fair, will be held Multnomah county, to the supreme
in Brownsville, Saturday . Oct. 1.
court in the event Justice C. A
Mrs. Grace Greenwood, of Port­ Johns ia appointed associate justice
of the supreme court of the Philip-
land is visiting the family of her
as has I wen agreed on by
son. George Rodgers, east of town, President Harding.
•nd also with her friend, Mrs. Art
Shelton.
Evergreea Blackberries Wanted.
I am in the market for ail the
Evergreen Blackberries you have.
I will pay the Highest Market Price
therefor. I will receive the Berries
at the old Scio Produce House, west
of the Wesley building. 1 solicit
your patronage
sotf
T hom A3 L argk .
Dr.VV B Richardson
Eyesight Speculisi
At HoTEI. SCIO every Haturday
GI smm k guound to order.
eye» |icrf««-t|y tilted
Weak
HE Ingenious Device of
Kryptoks has done away
with Che cemented leñara and
gives you comfort and service
unsurpasMxl.
The scientific
construction of KRYPTOK8
prove them superior to all
other knars.
T
My one pu-«- sfM-'isI ground g !«*•<«
make young or vki good cyv»-.ght for
reading. ch-M- work or dotant vision
All glapsrn fitted by me an- war­
ranted to givju ant is far I ion.
o metrici.
HAROLD ALBRO.
Manufacturing Optician
Í Want Your Grain i
1 have become associated with a large
milling company of Portland and am
in the market for all kinds of grain not
contracted for by the local mill, nor
from those who desire to sell to the lo­
cal mill. Will pay top price and guar­
antee satisfaction. See me.
D. C. THOMS
FORDSON
Rolls Shelton and family returned
Saturday from Pacific City. <>n the
coast. Aside from gelling lost a
few times on the trip over, they re­
port a fine vacation.
TRACTOR
A 10-pound girl was born August
12. 1921. to Mr and Mrs William
J. Young. Mother and balw are
doing fine, but grave fears are en­
tertained for the father.
«tries'» Ihgtorf ImlxoOM of
The power plant at Jordan will
lie ready to turn on thè juice next
One mini with a Ford non Tractor
< ¡ hi do more work easier ami with
less expense than two men rati do with hon-es
Thia mean* that you with a Ford-
•on Tractor can actually raise more crop«, with I pkh work and h-sa ex penne
And
thin meaiiH that your profit* will lx- greater with fewer IniflfB of work.
Do More i n a Day—Do It Bet ter
FOB S a LK Full blooded bronze
turkeys, one gobbler and two hens;
also 9 small turkeys; 2 guinea hens
Mrs. A. W. Arbuckle.
52-2t
Jordan. Ore.
thé Foidnon will handle every jmwer job on the farm.
It ia
light, alert, flexible in control an-i operation, yet it has power ami en­
durance to spare.
The building boom has struck the
Jordan district, Rav Combs is Free­
ing a new dwelling. Frank Combs
has a new (>arn and Mr. Bower ia
putting up a new house.—Stay ton
Mail.
We
You should
the Fort/son at work to appreciate it* wonderful capabilities,
will gladlv give you the proofs if you will ank for them, either by a ( hthoiih I call,
phone or poeta'ard.
BILYEU, Scio, Oregon
The rains of Saturday night and
Sunday did not atop harvesting and
threshing hereabouts. Rut thevdid
lessen the dangers of forest tires, as
Thomas creek showed a noticeable
raise.
llillnniz.il Su <
V
.hJtnl
Dr. W. H. Hobson has purchase»!
an X-Ray machine, and Mme will
arrive and be installed within the
next few weeks
Th* machine will
i>e one of the U-st in (his part of the
state.
Authoriird ludion Sal« and Interstate
Inspector.
Mr. and Mrs. Jorgenson and chil­
Phones: —l’alare Feed »bed, IM J
dren and Mr. and Mrs Soukup mo­
Residence. SOU R
tored down from Washington last
ALBANY. OREGON
week and are visiting the Weselya.
1 am in the market for fat lambs
and sheep. When you think thev are Joe and Mrs. Frances. Last Sun­
ready call, let me make you a price, day they drove ut> to Waterloo to
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J. L. R ougbbs . Scio.
quart soda water
eeese M eee
$625
F. I I. Betritt
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