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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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Fare from Scio to Albany, one
way, 31.00. round trip >1.60: from
Jordan, 11 26. round trip 13.26.
FARMERS’ WEEK
Winter Short Courses
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Cervallls, Or., Dso 26-Jl, 1921
f-.nler«d at the puetoffiee at Scio.
Oregon aa second elaaa matter.
AUMaurnaN. in
SIX MONTHS
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Advertiscmenta should reach this office
not Isler than Tuesday to insure publi-
catioa In the current issue.
All transient advertisements must be
I pt, id for in advance of publication.
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Put Saisies Int« Farm Rractlcs
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■uprise party Thursday evening
Arthur McLain, who is attending
, high school in Salem, spent
' week-end with hi« parents.
J. W. Hi runs and wife were
bany caller« Thursday.
John Ortwein and sun, Ernest,
were transacting business in Stayton
Wednradav.
Carl Follis and wife, who have
been visiting relatives here, have re
turned to their home at Stayton.
Will Hirona and wife were shop
ping in Salem one day last veek.
Fred Bowman and wife sjx-nt
Sunday with the latter'« parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Tindall.
John Ortwein and family were
Sunday dinner guests at the Quincy
Crumes home.
Aunt Rosa Miller was visiting her
daughter, Mr. Lena Mellin, today.
Mr. f-Teeka, who is contractor on
the James Trollinger home, ha« just
returned from Jefferson, where he
went to eat Thanksgiving dinner
with home folks
He expects to
have the house completed in a few
days, and Mr. Trollinger will Imme
diately occupy It.
Charlie Oglesby, of South Santi-
am, took Thanksgiving dinner with
the Trollinger brothers.
Mrs. Guy Wyman and children
have returned from a visit at the
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Christmas
Store
Shelves and counters throughout
our store are piled high with use
ful gifts. IF you have puzzled
over the question, “What shall 1
give him for Christmas? you will
find at this store that the answer
is quite simple.
Fruit A V«astable- Cours-,
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Tractor Mechanics Cour»»
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Dairy Manufacture C uuhm -
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Agrieulturs Course, Jan. 2 Mar
TH' RHDAY. I>BC. 1. 1921
Dairy Herdsmen's Course
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Grain Grading Course
Jan
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Gtrr that friend a Christmas prw-
Boek eping Course Jan. 39-1 eb, 25,
• nt that will last a whole year, and
Homemakers' Conferm«-
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> h week be a source of much
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
pleasure in the home. Subscribe
Full tafarmattof» « m *ny Cwarw
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T«» H*4JMFT»AB O. A. C.. • t or«*» a. »»»*«. •- for tliehi to the T kibunb . 91.76 the
pur in advance. Christmas sub-
0. C. BRYAN 1
•riptions in by December 10 will
r« rive a copy of the big Christmas Billy Man .a home.
The surprise party that was given
edition uf the T rihpnk .
801 2 New First XsU-nal I!» k
Grandma Trollinger at her home on
ALBANY
OREGON
Thanksgiving evening, was enjoyed
Present Conditions indicate a big-
by ail. There were 72 guests pres-
> and better Christmas edition of
DR. FICQ
ent.
the Tribune than we al first hoped
John Wolf and wife and .Mr.
to put out. Any one of the three
Wolfs parents, spent Wednesday
I > features of the (taper will be well
Office Hours :
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with Quincy Grumes and family.
• to 12 A. M.
1 10 to 6 I M.
w rth the price, and worth more
than mere money to the relative« or
friend who has moved to another
High School Note«
WE HAVE
citv. Give us the name and ad-
EVERYTHING
dretw of the party you wiah to eend
OPTICAL
a («per to ami ten cents and we will
The Scio and Brownsville elevens
KVii SIMAIN
mail it to them.
played at Brownsville on Thankagiv-i
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la the cause of many
mg day. The score was 30 to 0 in
HUMAN ILLS
OsE of the big packer«. Armour favor of the latter. The Sdo boy«
<V > >.. announce sweeping wag« re were not used to so much water and
VALUE FIRST
ductions ranging from 3c per hour mud. and it «reined that all thev
Optical Company
fur those receiving 50c per hour, 5c could do was to get at the top uf
"The Store With a Square Deal
313 W. 1st St.. Albany
per h<>ur from th»«« receiving 35c the hill and aiide down—it seemed
for Everybody”
to 45c per hour, and 7c per hour aa if the goal was at the wrong end.
fr»>m those receiving under 35c per The Scio eleven has won three and
h<»ur. Thus again it Is abundantly tied one game out of the ten games
UNDERTAKERS
pr»»v«n that the undeipaid wage- played thia season. This is pretty
Call« Attended t • I’r n ;
t amer bears the burden of the over good for a ‘'green" team against
Dav or Night
li- «1 and other expense« of the large the beet teams in the valley.
OREGON
The High School teachers and al
■ r( -»rations. No wonder there are
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radicals in such institutions-don’t most all of the High School students
TEX KEAMIXH WHY
(Your Home
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Age
they get their first lessons from the accompanied the football team to
Hick new
you ahouki save regular- ’ Your business Investments
Insurance
DR. A. G. PRILL
employer? No man. whether native Stayton Nov. 18. Scio eleven won
ly • part of your
1 Eduacation
Automobile
Travel
income:
Character
r foreign born, can remain a good 13 to 7.
PHwciao aoi Sniw
Mak« your dreams come true. Start now.
4< ANO NO WORRY
The boys basket ball team has
honest citizen and see his family
C«lls Attended
►♦♦»♦♦♦♦»♦♦•♦♦♦♦000e000 W e0ee
been organized, with "Buck" While
undernourished and half clothed.
hay or Night
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aa captain and Gordon Wesely the
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manager. Practice will begin in Went Thanksgiving with Misa Mur-
General Pershing
Through the knowledge he gained
at the front in Prance, has de
signed and built a new shoe for
our army.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
It’s a Wonder
We have been fortunate in se
curing a few dozen pairs Come
in and see them; they sell for
DENTIST
BLAIN CLOTHING COMPANY
BANCROFT
A I.BA N V,
Morrison & Lowe
< JREGON
The First Savings Bank of Albany, Oregon
earnest this week. The first game
of the season will be played Dec. !♦
with Jefferson in Wesely'a hall
November 28
There will be a program and pie
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, of Wash
social at the HighSchool auditorium
ington. have been making C.V. Ash
on Friday. Dec 23, for the benefit
baugh's a visit.
of the girls basket ball team.
MI m Beatrice Lockhart and Miso
Several of the teachers were un
Iris 1‘owell returned to their home
able to attend institute last week on
in Jefferson Tuesday. They were
account of the flood.
visiting with A. L. Powell's.
I Miss Miller has almost entirely re
John Ransom, of 0. A. C„ •pent
covered from a nervous breakdown
the week-end with his parents in and was able to return to her home
Shelburn.
at Eugene Sunday. She has spent
Mr and .Mrs. Com Osborne were
the past three months in a Portland
Sunday visitors with Clint Trexler.
Sanitarium
th >rge Miller and mother. Mrs.
Aa the storm entirely destroyed
Miller, were Thanagiving dinner
our school flag, Roy Shelton has re
guests of Mrs. Rose Gibbons.
placed it with another.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Darby and
Rex Cobb is absent from school
little daughter, Arlene, called on on account of Illness.
Mr and Mrs. Alfred Powell Sunday
Mias Morcum and Mias Humphties
afternoon.
Ernest McCrea and family, of
EittKifT Ittict II CfMHors
West Scio, and Virgil and Glen Shil
Notice is hereby given that the un- !
ling »f Munkers, «pent Thanksgiving designed by order of the County Court,
of Linn County, Oregon, has bs»n duly
with II. 0. Shilling and family,
appointed Executor of the estate of
Mrs. Annie Hiroos and son, Ken Lmil Bolxfuo*. decra»ed Any pensuna
neth. of Corvallis, spent Thanksgiv having claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the san«-
ing with A. L. Powell's. They re with proper voucher»,
voucherw, «1
at the la«
law office
of William S. Risley, tn th«- Flinn
turned Sunday evening.
at 230 West First Street. Albani
Mr«. W. II. McLain returned home gon. within ail months from the
this notice.
Saturday evening from Salem.where
Dated November 3d, 1921.
-he has been visiting her children.
Faait Huurt'M.
Earcu toe
About fifty of Mrs. Trollinger’«
friends and neighbors gave
SHELBURN ITEMS
Dealer« in
Fresh and Cured Meats
Poultry and Veal
Shelton & Co. Props
SCIO, OREGON
THE SCIO STATE BANE
W. A. Ewing,
A. F. Randall
President
Vice I'rea.
E. D. Myers. Cashier
Start a bank account today and
provide for your future.
You will find a checking ac
count very convenient for your
business transactions. We pay
interest on time deposits.
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OnjM Mi H mm Innin' Yirts
A great surprise for the home knitters
of Oregon, but still a fact. Further-
more, thia yarn is absolutely virgin
wool yarn, tbs wool was grown in Linn
count
2-^;itv. sold . . by Mr. -
Sender« to II. - -
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Worsted Company (milli-
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of the • Woolen Mill Store of
Oregon knitter« try this yarn
out A
per ball of 2 ozs.
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corn’s parents in Corvallis.
Veterinarian
Sam Gams was in Scio Tuesday STAYTON,
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morning. While here he paid the
Calls answered I'ay or Night
Tribune office a short snappy visit.
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Watch for Our Christinas Announcement
..Wesely s Grocery
Dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries
Hay and Garden Seeds
of all kinds.
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We want your Eggs and
Garden Produce
F. WESELY, Scio, Oreg
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