The Scio tribune., April 13, 1922, Image 9

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Don't pick your neighbors fiuwers
Gym Committee la Killing
unless you ask for them. They are
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nut yours any m ire tr an your shoes
uation. but seldom calling the stud­
(Adv.
or coat I» their*
ent body into conference with them,
It is planned to have a hors» and when a mem tier of the council
show at the I .um county fair this
wanted to know anything about the
fall, so that b<>v» and girls ma> be-
progress, they were met with the
Come inletin h-OM-back riding
words "your ideas are too big" and
and horse* in g<-r.rral
"it can't be done.”
When you want something for a
Have any plans been submitted to
quick lunch, call in al the Sei« Meat the pnblic bv the committee? Has
Market for weinnies, bologna, and the committee explain«*! in a concil­
other smoked meats We also carry iatory manner what was best and
a full line of fresh meat
thus hold the confidence of I thw»
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The.Tri! urx- has just received a
copy of an Oregon Ash and game
book p.‘I bv the Southern
Pacific
it c, ;4ii>* valuable infor­
mation rt n.-ard to Oregon fishing
and buntfi.z .rounds. and also a
few suggest > ■'.* regarding Oregon
beach rvanrta and other playgrounds
to attract outdoor profile.
Durov Sow and seven pigs for
council and the bondholders,
| Geo. L. Sutherland, R 4 Scio. Ip
statement that it can't be dune * is
For Sale G
I. dry 16 inch wood.
vague, carries no argument and '*
Phone Fred R<>a<!artnei. Route 2,
ambiguous in that nothing construe-
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live is advanced. Give the council'
< edar post* for sale Inquire of
and public something definite, and
Frank Lindeman. Scio. Oregon,
then go ahead with the construc­
route I, I m » x 67.
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tion
As it now is the commit­
For Sah
I rd I ton truck, sell for
tee probably ia saving money on the
cash, tra i- for ate modle Ford
front end of the building but scoop­
nr livestock
Sci > Meat Market.
ing it out bv the shovelful at the
For Kale Good *teel range with
trackend losing more in the present
rcaervoir, ch*-ep for cash, See it
plan of procrastinating than the
at Densmore« feed store.
fondest dream or the most wiid
Chas. Cnrx, Scio.
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theory of any student,
' For Sale Shetland pony, Gentle,
We aaid ’’»cooping out by the
juat the pct for children. Inquire
1 shovelful" and we mean it. Many
of Mi«. Neii Hollis, at the con­
I,nen wer*
Mn<1
10 ‘lon'
fectionery store.
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Frank Bartu. Walt Bilyeu, . Got-
don Wearly, Glen Holland, Lyle
Flcklin. W. F. WcAdon. and I I. V.
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McAdoo attended K of P Lodge
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in Albany Monday* night.
Mrs. Esther Kay. of McMinnville,
who is here visiting relatives, was a
pleasant caller at the Tribune office
Friday. She will continue to read
the Tribune for another year.
Father Steder, of Jordan, is now
numbered among our growing list
of readers, hat ing come into the
office Saturday and ordered the Tri-
bune sent to him for « year.
Harrisburg >« planning an blocks
and th.'- lay ing of several
of sew« r
blocks of cement sidewalks thia year. ate from one to six days work on Wanted M >rk of any kind a wom­
an can do
My work in the past
Ought to make bur ne- g od in the | the construction, and this in the
guarani«-
< tt .it I render good
aggregate would prubaidv mean
thriving little burg in south Linn.
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I: ■ ..-a < ' mt>ton. tf
anywhere
from
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to
(1000
Now,
Scio and community can be made the beat
Mr*. Don Mcknight, of route 2.
labor may have to be employed at F<>r Sal«
and richest community to live in
« ■ >r old bay mare,
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called
at the Tribune office Friday
brok«- sin,- • a I double. Priced
in the state*uf <>
good wages thus the scooping out
and made us happy by leaving the
right. A’- > light two horse wag­
at the back door what it is thought
on. J II Wortman, Jordan. 34 2c
amount which would insure her '
is saving at the front.
receiving the paper for another
F«r Sale Th«- Dr. S. C. Browne
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LOCAL
BREVITIES
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Score Cards Get your "500" score
■ year.
home place m Scio and his ten
Why Not a Scio Man?
cani» at the T rihi kk office. 2c
acr«' rat 'h; al«* Roy Shelton’s
Chas F. Tate, of Hilo, Hawaiian
nu
place on ■. iiti irift. The price
per card, or 2j cents per card by
Islands, and wife. »(H-nt Saturday
is right arid th>- places up-to-date.
Thi»
end
of
the
County
is
entitled
mail, postpaid.
Frank ('«nibs was a Scio visitor
Mr. to one of the representatives in the
with Walter Bilveu and wife
For furtb r information inquire
Sunday.
of Enoch Shelton.
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late is shipping salcornan with the legislature, and this being so, why
Field and garden seed» at Wesely's Fisher people, and will now have
wouldn't our fellowtownsman. John Hatching ■ v."- f i •!«• From O. A.
Grocery.
hia office in Seattle
M'esdy tie the man to represent ua? j C. strain White Leghorn.
Hogam/.< i an I lai d for winter
Arthur t'lark spent Sunday with
Scio txxlge. No 39. A. F A A. He po»»ees«*s all the attributes of a
egg p> ducti .n, all two year old
friends in Scio.
M.r will hold its regular stated com­ good legislator, honest and capable,
her.*, no pH ■ ' >1/* wdd. fl 50
per 15. p< -tpa >1. Cheaper rates
Don’t forget, Shell Gasoline, at munication Saturday night. April and would work to the best inter- !
on incubat>>r lot* write George T.
I ft. All members urg«-d to come esta of this community and all of
the Scio Garage.
Cree. S
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l.mn County
H<- would have no
Be sure your camp fire is dead — and visiting brothers welcome.
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ax to grind, no political favors to
K olla SHRLTON, Sec.
then bury it.
award, ami would be free in all hie!
Next week is For vat Protection
You want the bast Shell gasoline
activities. He would be a champion
Week, made so by proclamation of
al the Scio Garage.
for all good laws, and a li re les*
' President Harding.
This is some-1
tighter against laws unworthy of
James Trollinger was a business
' thing every man ah >uld rememlier:
going upon the statutes. He is the
visitor in Albany Monday.
He who fires and runs away will live
man for the place and ouc cititene
Mrs. B. F. Titus visited friends in to pay a fine next day
•hould get busy and aee that he i»
I Alliany the first of the week.
A. J Hodgea. <»f Albany, ha* cast on the ballot and then nominate and
J. T. Brock and daughter spent his hat in the ring for county com elect nim. It can lie done.
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miaaioner. <»ur own fellowtown»-j
Tuesday in Alliany on business.
do you know/
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Men’s
Work
Clothing
lt’a time to get fixed up
with a good supply of work
clothing for spring work is
at hand.
Men** heavy blue
lieiilm llib Overall»
»nd Jarkvta -
man. D. C. Thoma, will file in a few
J A. Cornley took lime to go to
day». It is also reported that J. D.
Allxny Friday to transact business.
Irvine may rntei the race.
Hand saws, special, for 75 ernt«.
J. T. Brock on Tuesday filed D.
Now on display in K. M. Cain’s C. Thoms declaration to run for
show window.
county commissioner
Ifii» make»
Frank Lindeman, who live» above two in the race, and more to follow,
Jordan. *u a bum neu« visitor tn says report, and among them K. E.
Scio Tuesday.
Warner, of Crawfordsville.
A good woodsmen always puts out
V E. Shelton, who lives on route
his camp fire and cleans up his camp 1. paid the Tribum office a pleasant
liefore he leaves.
visit Saturday
Mr Shelton is in­
terested in consolidating tffe school
Doris Weddle and Mrs. Fred Bal«
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yeu drove to Portland Sunday, and in his district with Scio and hopes ,
Cotton « ork N»u,
same can be brought about.
returned to Scio Tuesday.
two pair for .. .
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The Local Rebekah lx>dgr gave
Tom 1-arge, who has been work­
their
two play* in Jefferson Thurs­
Leather F»c«d Canvas
3 Ex-
ing in Smith's market in Albany, is
Gioves
4M
day
night,
and it was royally receiv­
again making his home hers.
ed—the people of that little city
Mr». C. A. Everett. Mrs. Florence appreciating the efforts of our local
Men's full stuck black
Everett and N !. Morrison and wife people in their dramatic ability.
chrome leather work
»hoc s tw Ib i ws tongue,
drove to Salem Sunday afternoon.
Cbemista have found that cattle
full vamp, two full
Ifiin't
forget
the
big
dance
at
the
feed,
absolutely fast dyes, motion
soles. >00 per cent
leather.
C. B J. hall on Saturday night, picture films, and many other things
*ril 15. Good music and a good can be made from the 120,000,000
ne.
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tone of corncob* and «talks now go­
In connection with the Baptist ing to waste annually in the United
States
Ipdlaa food sale at Kiley Shelton’s
I«ee Bilyeu and wife, anal theis
office Saturday will be the Easter
candy sale. Get your supply there. daughters, Mrs ljola Vaughn ami
son. Kotiert, of l««banon, and Mrs.
Mrs. Hattie Garrett, of near Al­
John Neely and daughter, Dorris
bany, was committed to the State
Ann, of Albany, spent Saturday and
Hospital last Saturday. This la aaid
Sunday with Mrs. Bilyeu's sister,
to he the fourth tmie for this un­
Mrs. E. C. Shelton and her mother,
Value First
fortunate lady.
Mrs. Almina Pomeroy
While here
Albany, Oregon
Price» right on gents furnishing*, they also called on other relatives.
The Store with a Square Deal
such as collars, ties, shirts, suspmd- All report an enjoyable visit.
for Every Customer.
ers. boos etc., also notions, at Wes-
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MMa a aMMum i ely's grioery.
Let the Tribune >lo your printing.
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25c
The Blain Clothing Co.
V.
Ladies, Attention!
Protect Your Eyes
from the dust <>f tb<- road when ____
auto­
ing
You cannot afford to risk your
Mr*. Dena Mack, of Stayton, has night for the l«' k of glass*-» or goggles
on display the finest lire of millinery Come and have • tit y,»u with a |uUr
that will *av> v-.ur ■ . * sod not detract
to lie bail ami the prM*ea range from from your apfs-arunce.
>;< to 115. A pattern for everyone.
Give me a call am sure I can
please vou.
P*'
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Mr«. l>ena Mack
Tomorrow night Brownsville is
to give a grand ball in honor of
the reopening of the woolen mill»
in that city. The mills have l»een
^i^ìììeade
am e trist.
HAROLD AJ.BKO,
Manufacturing Optician
closed for a long time and their r.-
F or S alk - OM |>ai«-r», 10c per
sumption means employment to sev­
j bundle at the Tribune office.
eral people in Brownsville