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George L Li»eh* paid the Tribune
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The Grand Officers Came
a pleasant visit Friday.
On* of th* most profitable and
John W Costello, of Larwood,
beat enjoyed sessions of the local K
mad* the Tribune a pleasant call
of P lodge was held Tuesday night
Monday
when the grand officers of th* do­
Lyle J hicklin spent a few davs main of Oregon were present
in Albany looking after bu«in«rwi th* Grand Chancellor Comn ander lafe
past week
S. Finseth and Grand Keeper of
Signor Zoraater weaves myster­ Records anti Seal Walter B Gleason
ious spell ami challenges detection. lx»th metis addressee that were full
of instruction to the membership
At Indoor Circus
J. M. Long paid the Tribune a These gentlemen make yearly visits
pleasant visit recently and ordered to all subordinate lodges. Probably
th* paper wnt to his son, Archie, the most enjoyed addreas was mad*
by Willard I. Marks, of Albany,
at Cloverdale. Tillamook county.
who is so well known here that h*
1.0 B«»y, the wolf, reared by
is almost considered a member
He
wolves
Notice his fang Ilk* teeth. recalled many events within the
At Indoor Circus
walls of the castle hall that were
Scio High School s
Stupendous
RING
INDOOR
CIRCUS
Fred Ohlemeir, of Portland, lie­
cam* th* purchaser of the Ford
louring car which w*« wod at auc­
tion last Saturday . J. S. Sticha bid
it in for him
I wat her Lunged Louie th* most
famous glass blower in the world,
al the indoor circus.
Heike Ohiing, candidate on the
republican ticket (<•« the lotig term
commistoner, was m Scio Monday.
Mr. Ohlmg is a retired farmer an«i
believes in economy. but not stingi­
ness. His platform will !•* found in
another column
II rings true.
Watch for the Parade
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1 lay seed Band
Dizzy, Devilish Aerial Acts
World’s Famous A( robats
Cunning, Clumsy Clowns
Monstrous \X ild Animals
See the Surprising Side Shows
Tib and Fib th*
twins! Th* greatest
At
modern science’
Circus.
A. E. Randall and wife and Miaa
Daisy Buckner accumj>ani*d Mrs.
S Gamber to Salem Tuesday. Mi«
Gamier had le»n visiting at th*
Randall horn*
Main Street, Scio
Toothpick Tommy p>«itiv*ly th*
onlv living Albino -»«-¡«-ton preserved
has seventeen ribs and an Adams
apply viaabl«- to the naked eye, at
th* indoor circus
Friday, May 12
Admission
15c and 25c
in»* mi able
problem of
th* Indoor
5
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W L Cobb was in Albany <>n
While th* spring work ha» l>**n
business
Monday.
LOCAL BREVI! ILS
conaidrrably retard«! on account of
Georg* Bilyeu and wife were in th* cold, rainy weather for th* past
two or three month«, yet n-> on* can
Albany Friday on business.
Get your g*nt» furnishing* at J.
help but notice bow fast th* crops
F. Wesely’a
¡«21
Rex Feery, of Ijtrw«Mfd. was in
are growing sine* th* «or has liegun
town
on business Tuesday.
J. D. D*n»m«>r* spent Monday
to shine. Fruit tree« are most all
in Albany on business.
C. C. Burmeister was in from in bloom. some having already set
and prospects look good for a
W, A. Ewing and wife wer* Jordan on business Tuesday.
shopping in All>any Friday.
Chas.
Merritt and wife were bumper fruit crop.
Pietur* printing
quickly done.
and enlarging «hopping in Albany Monday,
J. F. Wescly.
Albany and Mill City played a 16
to
15 game Sunday, the latter win-
Bring your Kodak developing to
ning
by one point.
us work don* right. J. F W«-»*ly.
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Miss Nora Holt returned to Al­
Chick feed and poultry supplies
bany
Sunday evening after spending
that are as good as can be Ixiught.
th*
Week-end
with her imrents.
J F Weedy.
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Don’t forget the dance at the Z.
Don’t forget th* indoor circo»
C.
B. J. hall next Sa urday. Good
tomorrow night, Come if you can.
music
and a good time. Everybody
and you can if you will.
invited.
lie
S F Zy«*tt paid th* Tribune a
Examination question* for the
pleasant visit Wednesday, and ia
eighth grade have been sent to all
agar on* of our readers.
schools, and the examinations are
You will enjoy feeding th* ele­ being taken tomorrow.
phant ami drinking red lemonade at
Rev J R Parker, of Philomath,
the indoor circus tomorrow night.
will preach in th* local Baptist
Ed Myer» 1» again al his dealt in church both montine and evening
th* bank after undergoing an op- next Sunday. tie ia »aid to tie a
poration in Salem lu»*t Fiiday for forceful »peaker, and all our people
th* removal of hi» toned»
’ ar* invited to hear him.
Many from this vicinity took in
m Farad*” in Salem
cousin. I. \. McAdoo. II* is the {Sunday, ami some took time to vis-
only relative so far as known that lit the Tulip Farm, just scroas the
Mr. McAdoo ha« west of the rocky ; river in Folk county. Both attrac-
, lions were much enjoyed.
mountains.
T. F lamgly, of Corvallis. »pent
th* w«-*k-*nd with th* family of his
Our stores are beginning to put
on city airs th* windows are being
drrswd up in a very neat and at­
tractive manner
Next to news­
paper advertising, window displays
sell more goods than any other kind
of publicity.
Read th* ads in this issue of the
Tribune
There is much informa­
tion therein you will not find other­
wise
It will aiwaya pay you to
read the ads in each issue, and then
tell the advertiser you saw hi* ad in
the Scio Tribune.
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In Canada, tobacco manufacturers
are now enclosing little red fir*
warning slips in their cigarette
package*
Similar slips featuring
car* with fire in th* horn* and in
th* for*st ar* al-■ in- rt*d in
match boxea by one of the largest
match compani*» and in cartridge
packages by a uumber of th* lead­
ing small arms and ammunition
manufacturéis of th« United States.
The household goods of Mr. ami
Mrs. Walter Bilyeu were shipped to
Kalama. Huh . last Sa turd ay Mrs.
Bilyeu and daughter, Betty, and
son. Vandare. have gone to their
new home to join husband and
father. W* ar* *orry to lose this
estimable family from onr midst,
but wish them prosperity and good
health in their n*w location
There are «aid to lie over 40 new
buildings in course of construction
in Salem, while in Albany nearly a»
many are contracted for, and In Cor■
vallis the building boom is on. If
more good hou**« were in Seto,
more demand would be made and
and our community and city would
benefit thereby.
Give us a few­
modern bom*» and modern families
will locate he>e for schooling pur­
poses as well as a cheap place to
live.
Let the Tribune do your printing
Potatoes Seed and cooking pota-
toes.
a pound, Jowrph Honor
route 1. Scio
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1 am in the market for fat lamb*
and sheep and will pay highest
market price Rhone when ready.
J. L Rodgers. 39 p
Score Cards Get your ”500” score
cards at th* TMBUNB office
2c
tier card, or
cents per card by
mail, postpaid
For Sale G d steel rang* with
reservoir, cheep for cash. See it
at Densmores feed store.
amusing at this time, hut were ser­
Chaa Chrx. Scio.
33tf
ious at th* time they happened, At
For Sale Horse. 9 years old.
a late hour ice cream, cake, coffee
weighs 12»MJ lb«
For particulars
and lemonade were served, all de­
phon* 143 or write A. C. Rahn.
parted glad they were present, and
Mlt-C
Seto, Oregon.
nearly all the local membership
For Sal* Dahlia bulb*,
Three
were there.
grades, S110. SI 50 and 12. tier
dozen; 93 kinds; Mrs. G. R Titus
route 2. Lebanon.
39 p
Calyx Spray Due
For Sale Team of horses, about &
years old. also a saddle, Price
The Calyx application on apples
right
Cali on Mrs. Nell Hollis,
for codling meth control is th*
at the confectionery store. Scio.
most important for th* grower to
c-nsider at this time. As the aim For Sale Durock Jersey sow. bred
to registered Duroc Jersey boar,
must l»e to get the poison in the
and will farrow in about 6 weeks.
calyx cujis. sufficient time and en­
Phone or write Rex Peerv. route
deavor must i>e expended to do a
3 Scio. Oregon.
Ip
thorough job.
Wo* a particular
For Sale On* Packard single six
variety bloom* with little uniform­
roadster, this on* nearly new.
ity th* spraying program should b*
One med Chevrolet touring car
altered to meet condition* Spray
at a great sacrifice. Inquire at
wh*n the petal* are off the strong
th* Day Motor Co. Albany, Ore.
central blossom of the cluster is th* N. I. Morrison is the official agent
rule
An interval of 6 to 10 day*
for hunting and angling licenses.
occurs with moat varieties between
County angling license for boys
14 to IN. 31.50, Non resident
th* time the petal* fall ami the cal
licenses,
also duplicate licenses on
yx cup ci oases
hand.
38-2tc
Piano must b* sold Will sacrifice
high grad* piano, in storage, for
immediate sale. For full partic­
ulars ami where uiano can be seen
add resa Geo C Will Music house,
Salem Oregon,
3?*8c
Elsewhere in this ¡»sue will b*
found the advertising mnounelng
th* candidacy of Ralph E Williams
for Republican National Committee-
man.
Mr. Williams ha« been in
this position for a great many years
and is well known to most of our
citixens. He ask» your support.
- For Sale Flayer piano. 3360. 3226
down, eott 3750. Inquire at the
Tribun* office.
33-3tc
Lott, Strayed or Stolen- Thursday
night. May -I. Bav mare. 10 years
old. natural pacer and weighs
about 1200 pounds; white hind
feet. Finder notify O. W Has­
sler. route 3. Scio, Ore.
39tf
kryptok Lycglasaea
It was not until Kryptok*. th* invisi­ Dog For Sal* Fin* thoroughbred
ble fused bifocals, were invented that
Shepherd dog for stock.
No
the wearing of eyeglasses became a
smarter dog can be found. As I
pleasure to people with faulty near and
have no stock there is no work for
far vision.
him
9 months old. dark brown,
r '(¿¿ììleade
a fine watch dog.
S. W. Gaines.
36c
Wanted Two or three good boys
or girls in every community to
take sulwcription» for the Tribune.
If any on* is interested, please
*
AiUNV QMi
Come in ami make arrangement*
to go to work. Attractive price
HAROLD ALRRO.
Manufacturing Optician
to each solicitor.
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The house of quality for Peed,
Seed and f lour.
Feed Fisher s
Chick Feeds to those baby chicks
and be sure of results. q When
your hogs are ready for market,
Landplaster
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85c sack
J. D. DENSMORE
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