The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, October 06, 1921, Image 3

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    Morrison & Lowe
s
H O Shilling an<i wife were Sciu
visitors thia week
UNDERTAKERS
Jim Trollinger went to Salem last
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Calls Attended to Promptly
week and brought back a truck load
October 3
Dav ar Night
'<>f windowsand doors for his new
SCIO
OREGON
Mrs. Paul Hartnik received a me», house.
«age to come at once I» her son.
Mrs Freda Hinms is teaching th«
Oregon Mad. Mom. Knitting V «rn>
M illtsm. who is verv ill in a Port­ Cole school this winter,
A great surpns. for the home knitters land hoepital.
She left Tuesday.
ofOregiHt. I>ut «till a fart
Further
William
has
been
an invalid ever
October 3
mure, this yarn is abwdut.ly virgin
wool yarn, the wool was grown in Linn since he returned frpm France.
Mias Mae Stoddard was home for
county sold by Mr. Senders to th.ihre-
W. H Gilkey has returned to his the week-end.
gon Worsted < om|>any (mills located at |
S.II w < m »I). made into worsted yarn by told home at Jonesburg, Mo., after a
Mrs Lottie Mayon and small son
Roy T Bishop, «»n of C. P. Bishi p,
proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store uf Week's visit with his I r H ■ r. J W are here from Texas visiting Mr
Salem
i irvgon knitters try this yam Gilkey, who is county sch><U super-
and Mrs C. V. Ashl>augh
Mrs
out
All odors. 45c per hall of 2 oaa
rainplr» sent on aiipi'raUcn. Address intenijent of Benton county. Wash­ Mayon is a sister of Mrs. Ashbaugh
<\ P. Bishop, Bug la. Salem. dragon.
ingtun
Mrs Mary Brown, of Corvallis,
Everett Rrx. of Stockton. Cal., is was a Sunday visitor with her son
visiting at the hum« of Fred M»s- Marton Brown.
peit
Mrs. Annie Hirons and son Ken­
Mr and Mrs W. A Gilkei cvle neth were hum» Sunday from Cor­
W . A. Ewing.
A. K. Kendall.
President
Vice Pres. brated their 2filh weddmg anniver­
vallis.
K. 0. Myers. Cashier
sary Septemiier 30
Start a bank account today and
Mrs. Earl Russell and children
provide fur your future.
Mrs. Cora Smith has a very bu l
spent the week-end in Saleru
You will find a checking ac­
cough, which se» ins to I* an epi­
count very convenient for your
Mr and MrS. Alfred Powell were
business transactions. We pay
demic going the rounds for some in Jefferson on businr«« Saturday.
interest un time depu.it«
time.
Claude Churchill's have a new ar­
Miss Juanita M espelt opened her rival at their borne a girl, and it
term of school at the IfcVaney arrived Saturday night
school house today.
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DR. A. G. PRILL
Most of our people have been at-
Phiictai aoi Sortm
tending the stale fair,
Weed Seed
léonard Gilkey won first prize at
Calls Attended
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the state fair with his Banner Farm
I>ay or Night
Baseliall is losing its popularity in
exhihil.
This makis the fourth
SCIO
ORE.
spite of all tl at Babe Ruth can do.
time he has won first prize.
What's the use of going to a ball
The Farmers Union met Saturday
came
and not knowing how it's go­
evening, with Mrs Anna M-s-elt
ing
tn
come out? No gambling in
acting as president.
DR J. W. GOIN,
the
sport,
no buying teams or any­
Th' mm from our district who are
Veterinarian.
thing
of
that
sort
To think that
■ttemlinw Crabtree htith school arc:
Authurir<«i Auction Sals and Int.rstst.
biu*el*all
should
la*
so
reformed!
Helen Sertling, Ikrmc* Grillin. and
Inspector.
They
ought
to
call
it just plain
llarvev and Pearl Mitchell.
Phone«: I’slace Fred Shed. 1*4 J
Residence, 500 K
O L. Holt and family, of Port­ ball now, since all the liaaerirw* is
ALBANY. OREGON
land. and Nora Holt, of Alliany, taken out of it.
The first tiase was settled by Lan­
«pent Sunday at T M Holt's
DR. FICQ
Sunday visitors at the W. A Gil­ dis: the second base hasn't been dis­
key home, in honor of Mr, Gilkey's covered. and the third will be so
< »fflce Hours :
birthday, were: Ren Shafer and base it won't t»e worth bothering
9 to 12 A M.
l :»to5P. M
Just as base us the man who
wife, of Stayton. Fred Sommer and with
••ata
onions
and then goes to a pic­
family; Sam Zyertt and family ami
ture
show.
Edgar Gilkey
IT IS SOUND BUSINESS
Only trouble is some one might
Those from near here who
FOR YOU TO BUY
give
football the boot and kick it
prices al the stat«- fair in the
out
too.
.
SOUND TIRES
work were: Angora g its J fin
t
RIVERSIDE LOCALS
HAMMON AUTO STAGE
Arme
4 ut) p m.
6.It
&:&0
«20
« 46
4:60
7:00
7:30
Albany
Kcio
Jordan
Lyons
Fux Valley
Gooch
Mill City
Gates
II
DENTIST
♦
Scott, first. Arnold Zysett, second;
BECAUSE
One auto manufacturer says he
Lucille Sommer, third, Marian Gil­
They have adequate Streagtk
makes a car that can tie said to tw
key. fourth; Lima Zysett. fifth; Roy-
for the heaviest service
Scott, sixth; and in Du roc Jerscv ’ the "Economy Six." Maytie. but
I
They have that Tractioa which
we doubt it.
pigs. Gordon Gilkey, second.
hold« the road at speed in
Another claims he makes r car
We are glad to report J. G Holt
any weather
that mechanics and owners have
as being able to get about again
Tbev have Mileage amply suffi­
i
cient to render you 100'4
When returning from Pendleton. dubbed, rightly so. "the car with a
conscience."
I
service
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mesprlt met with
We wonder when some artistic:
The) are hand-built, although
an accident. In passing several cars
sold at the price of machine-
manufacturer
will announce "the
one collided with their car. throw­
made tire.
motor
with
a
mind.
”
ing it into a ditch and cutting quite
Every dollar you invest in them
We
would
al»>
suggust
that • dim
a gash on Mr. Me*|M-lt's arm on a
is an addition to western
on«*
call
their
ear
"the
vehicle
with
barlx-d wire Tenet.
Their car was
wraith, it comes back to you
••
virtue,"
or
"the
truck
that
thinks.
damaged quite a bit. and Mrs Mi-s­
IN QUALITY. IN PRICE IN
Why not some "puncture proof
pelt's dress was turn in shred».
SERVICE. THEY ARE
tires
that natch themselves?"
I They wart driving sluw. whrab was
Sound All Around
vary fortunate for them.
A railroad crossing.
They am made in Tacoma and
A motor car.
sold in Scio by
A brand new hearse
SHELBURN ITEMS
W. I. COBH & SON,
Ami there you are.
THE st’lo GARAGE
- Southern Motorist.
September 29
Two roads that cross.
Mr. and Mra. Carl F»llia. of Stay
Two cars that Hew,
ton. «pent the week-end with their
A new made grave.
parent«. Mr and Mrs l>-e George.
And there are you.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ib-ntx were
Oregon Journal.
John B. < ‘otiey, Prop.
Albauy visitors one dav last week, i
A right sharp turn.
Frank Pietrok «nd family left
Phone ÌÌ-.51'»
No change in pace,
Monday by auto for California to
STAHL Ml.UTS ALL TRAINS
A corner cut.
make their home for the winter.
Leaves Hotel Seio­
l-ast resting place.
at 7:06 a m and It' pm for West Sea Their many friends wish them giexl
andtMxi ■ m. and 2:50 p m for Muckers
Corvallis Gazette-Times.
luck.
Some bootleg mixed
Cecil Bates. Walter George and
<’ C. BRYANT
Young Darby have gone to Sonth-
With gasoline;
ern Oregon on a hunting tr'p
From earth to H
A change of scene
Mr. ami Mra. A F. Gooch are
2M| 2 New First National llank Bldg
Oregon Voter.
visiting
in
H»od
River
ALBANY
OREGON
Gene Bauman is home from De-i
A corner blind.
troit. taking a few days' lay »ff
A speeding but.
George Spicer, of Stringtow n.wa
Two
car« that mix
GLASSES FITTED
visiting Los George over Sunday.
An awful muaa.
BY
|. Oral Hales is loading a car of
I*
this week
Ik-i an.« of the whole soase condition«
Graduate Optometrist Wood
M L. Brown, who has had Wood n Oregon, with little dlscont.nl and
a sallafled people, th. Ku Klux Klaa
poisoning in his arm, is improving
PRICES REASONABLE
A. Shank, Cal Trdhngwr and J. has mail. little proar.M la Its effort«
Private office for examination«
W. Trollinger were taking in the to perfect an organisation. acmrdlM
to a telegram prepared by Ooverne«
F. M FRENCH & SONS
fair this week
Mr. Shank reports
Olcott and sent Io Herbert Bayard
the livestock the best this year it Hwope. executive editor of the Now
ALBANY
i
has ever lieen
York World.
MUN KERSand WEST
SCIO STAGE
HA«D
IMMt
»HU»
Stew Pan
WF. HAVE
EVERYTHING
OPTICAL
liYU STRAIN
Is the cause of many
HUMAN ILLS
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(Regulur price. 9.'»c)
i
Oct. 3 to 8, Inclusive
BANCROFT
313 W. 1st St.. Alliany
T
Wesely’s Grocery
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Notions
Farm and Grass Seeds
Prices Always Reasonable
Give Us a Call
J. I \ WESEI A
FREE TEA
Buy I lb. get Vi lb. Free
Buy X lb. get X lb. Free
You will enjoy its fine flavor.
at our store during
Folger Tea Week
Dry Goods
Get it
O<4lol>rr hi to
Bili Inclusive.
Hibler &, Gill Co.
c««™«
ATTORNEY AT LAW
t
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During the week of
Optical Company
i
L
Aluminum
9:60 a m.
fi 40
».00
7 30
7:15
7.10
7-00
«.40
Fare from Scio tu Albany, one
•ay. St.OU. round trip H.fiO. from
Juntan. SI 26. round trip KL2t>
THE SUH STATE BANK
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‘Wear-Ever
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