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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1922)
* * r.-ZY - • * «• **» • '• ¿ • », _. • r NOTICE Î0 PROPERTY ÛWNERRS SHINDLER BRIDGE April 11 F J Morn« made a butine** J If you have land, farms, houses, lota, stores, laundries, hotels, manu trip to Lebanon Monday, Miss Keitha Denver spent last facturing plants, machinery, auto Sunday at the home of J, S. Hannah mobiles, or any kind of busineos or Ernest Rahn «pent Sunday with property, any where that you want home folks. to aril for cash at thr highest pototi- D. II Hildreth and wife moturol ble price or exchange in thr short to Albany W'edneadav est time, you should read th«* fol Geo. Grimes •nd family spent * lowing carefully: Sunday at the hum« of G rand ma The old way of selling is alow, unsatisfactory and expensive. If Fleming. F. J. Morris liegen amding milk there had la-rn a buyer In your Io the eondensery Monday. neighl«>rh --.I you probably would The program at the Arnold school have sold Itefore this time Thr fact house Saturday night was well at that vou have not sold is evidence that there is m> buyer, and if you tended and much enjoyed by all. K«mneth Westenhouae »t*nt the want to aril you will have to look week-end at home. elsewhere for the purchaser The Chas Vsetecka motored to Al man who will pay th«» highest bany Tuesday, price may be a long distance awav 7. J ('lark and son. Arthur, made You don’t know him; hr don't know a trip to the eounty seat and tn his vou nor what vou have for sale We have th«- means of putting you daughter.Mrs L J. Bond. Saturday« Johnnie Roner was sawing wood in cotnmunica-tion. <>ur plan Is to for J. H Hildreth Thursday. place a complete description of your Will Garland did some papering property on the walls »if our silver- for Chas Vsetecka Saturday. Chas Using room where it can and will la» i« remodeling hia home iwth inside read by ov« ry prospective buyer who comes to Sa <»m. Aino a complete and outside. Mrs. V. E. Shelton spent Satur description of your property is list day afternoon with Mrs. Hertmrt ed on <»ur monthly bulletin and thous Shelton. ands of copies are mailed to Ihr Misses Lena and Grace Rahn were honx-Ms keis through the east and »hooping in town Saturday. middle west. The Raleigh man was canvassing We have information from the this vicinity Monday. the emigration departments of J II Hildreth and wife ate Sun transcontinental railway lines that day dinner at the John Shindler hundred- f f.imiios from the mid home dle west al<>ne will come to the Pa Mrs J F, 1‘atrny is having excel cific Northwest this year. Our lent luck hatching chicks with a plan is to let them know what Sa M’Clanahan incubator. lem and the Willamette Valley ha» to offer. If yo> r property Is for Dog Owner*, Attention sale come in at once and arrang» for a description of it to go into The city license on dogs is now our Monthly Bulletin. due and must be paid on or before Call or write for circular. 1. 1922. You will save time May 0KKUON CO-OPKKATIV K REALTY and money by attending to this at AraoeiATtoN once. License on females. 13; on A. W Rate« Manager Room I Patton Hld'g Salem Ore. males, 1*2. Pay same to Henry Shelton. City Marshal. •w.i k .1 E;- .« ; . i No Lsao in Lssd P«ncll. I » ? The word p»-teìl originali) im-ant s •mali, fine hrii-h. «neh a» artista stili uioh-r lite «ame tinnì«», bui II n<»* lìllrlll i. note» il>.- t- k limi Wowl cum -.I |x-tull nini Ila varietir». Lenti |»rii«il I» a tn!Mi..ui«»r lo»» su < m - lln»r<- 1« mi Irmi atomi II The ■•»<* l» WOO« nr paprt ami tlu uhvlalt» •• piai tnakr- ilo- rnark ls graphlte al*o <-allr<l pluni battìi, troni tiie latin word pluiiibtiiii l«*ai| Thl» In il»» inily connection ih«- suLstunce timi ulti« lend. I mh - sum » li 1« a fui in of < urtivi» and It’s unr <»f thr aoftt-sl minerai» ltn<»wn Weighing Without *C«l«s. Th* n»--'iiri’ fiiln«-»« of the lrl«h Is al un li their method of weighing w lumi «••!>-* "To weigh a plg. scale*. sa I ah Irishman the other day. "all yr have to do 1« to lay a plank arrua» a wshiirw. plm-»- a tdg Miao» on mu- rn I of tin pluul. nml tin pig <n the other, then shift the |H»nk until thr pi thing* baiarne Then yr guess th»- weight <>f th«- • >ii«» ami ye baie th» weight of th«» p g *’—Ih.«imi Tran script. A Baiateci Moral. Th«» moral In the «lory shcwit pre-11s»I — »n ami fatted calf is the calf didn't get a «qimre deal, calf had I»«- t> very <!«»erni but blUed In b»»n«»r of thr »on whose was s riot Atchison G!«il»» r «Av.*~ fÎY»\Ji ‘ 1*‘T. th* that The was Ilf.» H«lp From Ih» N» ghbors Thrr, ars frw thlngs more tnntnlla ln( lo a man than tn gn h<>u>»' wlth aotiM-thlns no hi« m'nd he «anta to scoi«! alH>nt and And company vl«ltlng Iherr atri be oNIsed to set aarronble —Ila««n««II1<- (Karl Rrvlew, K««p Them All *<i.y Half thr world I» busy devising rem edu-» for thl« and that while thr other half Is busy In« .-titln» antidotes (nr th* remedies Nashville Tetme-«eaa It is good newt to learn that com- $25.00 and $30.00 Iliese are for the men who want a Medium Priced Suit I hey are for tlu* men who want “Qyality’ as w< Oui Suits are $1 7.50 and up. Our special line of Suits are $25.00—the best for the least Quality Predominating. Salem Woolen Mills Store Your Easter Store C. P. Bishop, Proprietor miasioner D C. Thoms has informed the residents on the north side of Thomas creek that the bridge wash ed out during the flood will be re placed by another thia summer Now, if the people on the south side will get together with those on the north side, the road on their side will also ba attended to this summer. It takes tram work, and all the time to get what is really needed. A. splendid progrrm and lecture was given at thr Arnold school house, district No. 65, last Saturday evening The large crowd in at tendance was very appreciative. A lecture by Rev. W H. Lee, of Al bany college, was full of good thought and was well received. Mrs Rogers is a No. 1 teacher and district No. 65 is very fortunate in being able to secure her services. One in the newspaper buaineaa cannot help but congratulate the Public Service Commiaaion for it» decision in the rate case of the Weatern Telegraph Co., when it nought to materially raise the rate on news matter sent over its wires The Commission denied the request and so ordered. Th« Sam« Light and M«a«ur«. K>u«>n. Ilkr thr «un. t« <-omm<>n to all. and It la for want o| rtamlnlnc •I* by the «ante light and tn»»s«ure, that »<• are not all of the «ante mind; for all hare It to that end. though all do not tnu-jit so William I'rnn Be Honest With .. ..................................... If you have tn-.-n drifting along, spending all, saving nothing, stop and think Vm> mu-> rrshrr that it canni-t go on forever—ones earning days are umbered Nr»* *hile your earning power is the greatest, see to it that each payiiav pays S» mhmh ». toward your future Isnri nt>a«a Ws will wrlcosnr your account and help you save. The First Savings Bank of Albany, Oregon I Make a Bishop Fabric Suit Your Easter Suit $395 » f ! ■ ■ X \ $492.85 Farm Delivery 2 Bottom 14 inch Plows, $85.00 Mr 170.000 NOW IN USE Built withover strength in every part; built to withstand the constant strain of heavy duty; tested out under every condition of farm and licit work, and put to actual test by 170,000 owners during the past three years the Fordson Tractor has lived up to every claim made for it. No matter what the farm task whether plowing, di-kiiig, harrowing, threshing. Fred T. Bilyeu, Sales Imlring hay, grinding frtnl. pumping water, rawing wood, pulling .«tiirnt filling silo«, or any of thr many other j<4m around the farm, the Fordnon w ill not only do and do well, but quicker, earner and at Is»- »*x|>en*e. There are no many different tune and money •»aving va\- in which tl.<• ! n;...c, can be UM-d that you owe it to lour- f !.J get th« fact*. < <>n»e in a' I th» F -»l-un, or write or phone for thA information. Scio, Ore
