The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, September 15, 1921, Image 7

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    Morrison & Lowe
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UNDERTAKERS
Calls Attended to Promptly
Dav or Night
SCIO
OREGON
A great surprise for th« hums knitters
of Oregon, but still a fact. Eurtbar-
tnore. this yarn ia absolutely virgin
wool yarn; the wool *•« grown tn Linn
county sold by Mr. Senders lotheOre-
gon Wonted Company until« located at
Sellwood), made into worsted yarn by I
Roy T. Bisbop, eon of C. P. Bishop,
proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of
Salem. Oregon knitters try this yarn
out. All colors. 45c per ball of 2 ots
bampirs sent on appFcation. Address
C. P. Bishop, Box <5. Salem, i kregon.
THE srill STATE BANK
FARM
TOPICS
September 13
Ursgoa Mad« Homa Knit ilex Varas
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SANTtAM
William Gilkey ia doing a fin« job
of grading up our road, and the
neighbor« will soon put on a good
coat of gravel, at it i» quite handy.
Ed Kilina wa» hauling w«jod to
hia mother, Mr«. Nimicr. of Scio.
Sunday.
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Farmer« ar* plowing, discing and
sowing their grain while th* weath­
er is good, a» they got caught in th*
rain last spring.
Gorge Morrow and wife, of Scio,
were out Sunday visiting Mrs. Han­
nah Ray. so Georg»- called in for a
sack of sweet corn.
Ed Kalina's niec*. Miss Proflaaky,
of Portland, came up Sunday fur a
few day’s visit with Ed and wife
Billy Kalina and wit* called in for
W. A. Ewing.
A. E Randall,
President
Vice Pre*.
E. t). Myers. Cashier
Start a bank account today and
provnie for your future.
You will find a checking ac­
a visit, the whole party later taking
count very convenient for your
in the «how at Jk-io.
busmees transactions. We pay
interest oa time deposits.
Mr« Charles Apple and moth«*r
and Mr«. Taylor, of Stayton. called
in Monday for a supply of tomatoes
Frank Sommers and wife called
DR. A. G. PRILL
Monday for a slock of thorough­
bred white oaK imported from
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Honolulu.
Galla Attended
Our first fr<mt came like a thief
Day or Night
in th* night Sunday night, killing
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SCIO
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moat all tender vegetation, includ­
ing late potatoes. _.
Th* old man has a 12-wheel 111
inch disc, good as new. for 125.
DR J. W. GOIN.
which coat him 3-10. I al»« have a
Veterinarian.
few ripe grapes and plenty of fin«'
Authorized Auction Sale and Interstate
squash«*«
1 am now gathering my
Inspector.
corn and find about half a crop
Phones:—Palace Fr«rd ‘.bed. IM J
It will soon be Oregon State Pair I irne
Sept. 26 to Oct. 2
H Not, Now Is the I ime to Plan Your
New Wardrobe, be it a Suit, Coat
Dress Skirt or Blouse
YOU will fird at Kaf<»ury‘a a very fine
aaaortment to choose from from the
inexpensive ones to the high class gar*
menu.
YOU SHOULD HUY NOW.
for If alterations are necessary we
will have plenty of time to turn the
work out satisfactorily.
Physician ani Sortean
If
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ALBANY, OREGON
PIE EATER
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DENTIST
RIVERSIDE LOCALS
Office Hours:
V to 12 A. M.
1-30 to 5 P. M
Septemlier 12
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Don’t fail to visit our downstairs store
when in town—you will find
special good values there
Fred " Sommer
and
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family left
Mall Oreara
We pay poet­
age or eipreaa
on ail mail or-
Thursday by auto for Southern Ore­
gon. l’hey expect to be gone a
week.
Ralph McDonald and John Shep*
herd are building houses
Frank
BECAUSE
< Prokop is building a barn
They have adequate Strength ,
Mrs. R L. EHw.... I writes that
fur the heaviest service
‘ they are both well and enjoying life
They have that Traction which ' on lheir new six acre pl«,-* in Ax­
holds the road at s|M*od in ;
tell, Nebraska
they welcome the
any weather
L Oglesbee and wife wi
Scio Tribune
Thev have lileage amply suffi- a
Salem
visitors last Sunday.
William II Gilkey left laat week
ctent to render you 100% !
Alfred
Powell and family moved
service
' for Weatiakr, Oregon, where he ex­
her*
last
week. They will live on .
They are hand-built, although ; pects to remain.
sold at the price of machine- <
J. G. Holt aad Will Mrsueit are Mrs. A. P. Hirons place
made tires
I improving in health.
C. D.ttaborn* and wife and Ercel
Every dollar you invest in them i
The Thursday Thimble Club met Osborne a family «pent several days
is an addition to western ;
September 1st at the home of Mrs. at the coast last week.
wealth, it comes back to you <
Effie Sommer, with only eleven
IN QUALITY. IN PRICE IN «
members present
some having
Telltale Anto Lights
SERVICE. THEY ARE
gone to the hop fields, while others
were nicking blacklwrrieS for the r A »peed indicator that will
canneries.
pMevre-bv an idea of about how fast I
They are made in Tacoma and
Fred Shears has move«l to Mrs. an automobile ia being driven has
sold in Scio by
Price's place
Mr. Cranewhaw hast beenlnvented by a Californian. The
W L. COBB & SON.
moved to the old «Cellar place, which speed- Idling «lev ice ia attach«*d to a
THE SCI'> GARAGE ; Fred Shears Yacaled
prominent part of the radiator or
IT IS SOUND ’HUSINESS
FOR YOU TO HUY
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48« STATE STREET
SALEM. OREGON
Satlalactlen
Guaranteed
or your money
Cheerfully Re­
funded.
SOUND TIRES :
The First Savings Bank of Albany, Oregon
“Where Saoings Are Safe"
la a good place to deposit your savings
4T< interest paid on sav­
ings accounts, also on time certificates which run six months or
one year. Interest paid semi-annually.
Now ir th«' Tilin' t«» PurohuM* Your
: Sound All Around :
FARM LIGHT & POWER OUTFIT
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Ask these well known men why they ptirrhsMil our plant:
I. H. Copeland, Crabtree, Wm. Volkman, Crabtree; Walter Bia, kbum,
Mcio; George Schlerth, Crabtree; O. B. Keebler. I*ebani>n; Walter Po­
land, flheda. And many others.
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essseesess«>••»•<•>••••••
i to a front fender, and geta its ope­
rating power from one of the front
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SHEI.HU RN IT! .MS
wheals through a flexible shaft.
Th* »peed Indicator is s governor­
like device that causes various col-.
Sepleinlwr 12
John B. i’ouey, Prop.
ored lights to Rash as respective
Mr. and Mrs S. A Conner, of rattrs of speed are reached. Wham
Phone 6-filS
Woodburn, were visiting at the the car is being run conservatively
STAUB MEETS ALL T«AI>S
John Ransom home over Sunday.
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whit* lights are shown; hut should
at 7:06 a ru and 4:45 p m for West Sea.
Mrs. W H McLain has been the driver exceed the average speed
and «AO a. m. and 2:50 p m for Munkcrs
quite sick for several days, but is allowed by cHlee, a green light will
aim* better now.
shine and probably draw the unwel­
c. C. BRYANT
Several of our people have gon* come attention of a traffic officer.
hunting the last few days.
The moet radical signal is the red
Mrs Kate Martin, of Stayton,, flash, which means that th* driver
301-2 Naw First National Hank Bldg
ALBANY
OREGON was buried at the Shelburn ceme­ ha» flung caution to th* winds.
tery Wednesday. She was a sister Once th* red light blazes forth it
of Mrs Ros«- Miller, of Shelburn.
must burn until th* motorist stope
Ed Jones was a business visitor in hw w
torn, B .witch that I n
GLASSES FITTED
Scio last Friday.
built mu» th* instrument.
BY
Marion Brown hurt his arm while i
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sawing wood the other day. and for
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a time was threatened with bl<a»d
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MUNKERS und WEST
SCIO STAGE
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KAFOURY BROS.
Paul Automatic Water Syrftema
Perfection Milking Machines
(Nature’s Milker)
Anker l lolth Cream Separators.
ai red Bowl
I he Only Self Bal-
Electric Wiring By I jcensecl and Bonded Men—Edtimatca
Cheerfully Furnished
THE ELECTRIC STORE Inc
327 W First sL
I'hone 3».
ALBANY.
Old P. 0 Bulk ing
$1.75 the Year
Subscribe now
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Graduate Optometrist
PRICES REASONABLE
Private office for examinations
F M. FRENCH & SONS
ALBANY
poisoning.
Hav
result*.
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Grain
Potnloo*
Hl'. BEST MARK El PRIt E
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M. G. REED
<lifter Albany State Rank
ALBANY. ORE.
Orrtea'i Htfbrr Immensa st
TECHNOLOGY
Riley Shelton
f««k< Irk «»b irres«« IWpe*tmrsi«
Any on* having grain of any kind
Mrs. Claire McLain cam* up from
Salem Saturday to assist in cartng 10 •**' should see I). C. Thoms he-
for Mrs. W H McLain
for* selling
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1*2 '’"T
, **««" ,* T*. ¡.L Trlbuo. ud n.
I hauling wood to Shelburn last week.'
WANTED
r all TVRw ne» ns mft i *. i * îi
| m wl««si»iiM wrrte I« tk» *•(*•«*•«
Oregon Agricultural College
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