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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1922)
Dollar Day Saturday For one day, Saturday, June 3, 1922, we will hold our first Dollar Day, and offer this as an inducement to our friends to come to Scio on that day and help form the "Forks of the Santiam Community Club. ” We can- not be present at the meeting but our sympathies arc to be with and for the organization. I The Following Specials Saturday, Jane 3, 1922 ■ cash only) I 5 lbs to caah, regular 17 1-2 cent* can, special, 8 cans ....... a $1.00 customer, spec tai $1.00 Ih’l Munir I’ork and Beaini. Ca»h, 1 doxen for 4 AA -y I .W Mammoth Sardinia, 1 lb tin«, regular pii. < 2<> t ent* umi, Special, cash, 8 cans for di AA fl.vV WHEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS $1.00 Scio, Oregon NOTICE OE ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING Passed Eighth Grade Prof. H. E. Tobie ha» just receiv It is now knocking at Tour dour through the columns of the Hiro ed the pa|wr announcing th * who Isislss. Will you recognise passed the eighth grade and will be i the gentle lap at your 4uorf M hat p»|iers do you take? Hers come members of the high school. > is the opportunity for you to They are; Mary Harmon. Helen save 5o cents- see the price: and Milady Mykul and Helen s<io Tatar as ... $1.75 Albany Herald . . 4.00 Kruml. Ten others failed to pass •• Ivmecrat 4.00 and will tie given another chance on Either Albany paper and tf r PA the 8th and 9th of June. If they I h » scio I atei ab ... JJ.JV fail thia time, the third optxirtunitv II You Caa't Com. Writs Tsdsy ! will be given them on or alx>ut the first <>f Septemlier Prof. Tobie T h » H ihsamt H its to S stl Abais. says he will l>e giad to extend help Her Os LT mi 1‘i'SMi Csa Mags H im to any pupil lx tween now and June Oaoaa A oaix . 8. He says there are almut 39 in Visualize in this section who failed to i««, Specialize hence his desire to give them this instruction Advertise It’s th » PsasirtssT Htuusanow Taar I Baorrv ths H it iso H abit . Subsertle for the Tribun.1 * Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of School District No. 95 of l-inn county. State of Oregon. that the annual school meeting of said distract will lie held at the School House, to begin at the hour of 2 o'clock on the third Monday in June, being the 19tn day of June A. I). 1922. Thia meeting is called fur th* purpose of electing a director for a term of three year«, and a clerk for one year, and the transaction of busineaa usual at such meetings Dated this lat day of June. 1922. E. C. Shelton, Chairman, Attest; Annie D Hartu. Diet Clerk Sutaacribe tu the Tribune. We Smash All Prices • ••♦•♦♦♦♦•♦••♦♦♦■»♦♦♦♦♦«g * One Republic 1 ruck 3% tons, $1000; terms I Nash Roadster This one nearly New 1 1918 Ford Touring Car, wire wheels, tires; $250, good terms goni One Ford One Dodge Touring $350 ’ * t®™** that are liberal 'P to suit One Delivery Car $800, former price $2000 Run lUMMi miles, Don't piun« up thia one. (heid terms One Maxwell, 1919 Model $200; a peach; terms Nearly new, $6ÜÜ, tarins to suit ♦ Geo and hJmer Griffin aud James Milligan made a trip to Albany Sunday, bringing back Ifio baby chix James Kruml and wife, of Letian- on. and t'harles Merritt and wife, of Providence, called tn Sunday for the Pie Putter's dog II rful fteault# Obtained by Electricity Recent experiments have proved that highfrequvucy electricity so invigor ates the txaly, purities the l>l<«d and destroys poisons and diseased tissue In the body that with Ila aid almost any weakness or disease can be thrown oil by • ature It. treatment is taken H the hon <• by means of a low pi sed ileclriral generator, and is as painless and «bockless aa a ray of aunahine. ! hi» illuderti fumi of electricity has the wonderful property of immediately fi nding any painful or weak part or organ with new, rich blood. < onges- lion is relie ted, palo la driven out ami relief I» quick and |»»ilive More than llM) disorders are successfully treated. An interesting book, giving full par ticulars of the Iesuli» obtained, will tie given to all perrons calling or writing to the Elmer Griffin came over Tu< aia> to S|>end the night with his brother John. Lh<coraUou Day was a grand suc cess as moat of the people turned out at Providence and Franklin Butte leaving graves nicely decorated Riauhlt Hol»! Riy HtHfUrttfS, I have been in Oregon since K>2 and have never seen snow on the , Oregon Cleveland mountains this late in May before. It is still white M. C. Gaines was over this way Tuesday gathering up his sheep for DR. A. G. PRILL shearing Lester Bilyeu and wife called in PHsiciaa ani Surgeon Tuesday afternoon for a chat and t’alia At tende«! a little music on the old man’s Day or Night Edison. SCIO ORE. Gladys lloraburgh is nicely Im proved since being treated by the specialist. David Horsburg has sold a lot of Coming to Salem and his registered cattle to Mr Jones. Albany The old man made a trip to Scio Friday, and as soon as Mrs. Morris found he was in town and m d as SPCCIAMST thunder as she confused him with In Internal Medicine for ths Adam. She soon fuund him, wishing past eleven years. toapoloi'ise and make things right so ■ Dots Not Operate it was s win settled and she promised to do it no more. Will be at On my trip to Scio I see uncle Salem, Friday, June 9th, at Marion Hotel, and at Tom Smail has the job cutting the road in to Franklin cemetery which Alliany. Monday and Tuvsday, June 12 and LI. Albany Hotel is a credit to the Masons and to the Office Hours: III a. in. to 4 p. m. neighborhood aa he is doing a tine Two Davs Only job. No Charge for Consultation Prof. Tobie and three young ladies were out this way sellin bonds Dr. Mellenthln i» a regular gnuluatc to raise a little money to help finish in medieine and surgery and Is licensed by the slate of Or-gun. lie visits pro the gymnasium. Having fair suc fessionally the more important towns cess he called on the old man at the and cities and offers to all who call on thi» trip free cuiiaultatH-ji except the Santian farm, who was busted wide extn-nsc of treatment wli’i desired According to hie method of treatment as a soap trough he iluro not <»|>erate fur chronic ap|«n Wr just receiud the sad news of dicilia, gall »tones, ulcers of stomach, the death of Mrs. Kalinas father, tonsil« or adenoids. Hr has to his credit wonderful results John Chrx. She is broken hearted hi duH-sM’» of the stomach,li ver.bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidney.bind over It. der. bed wetting, catarrh, weak lungs, EIE EA1EH rheumatism, sciatica, log ulcers and rectal ailments. vou have been ailing for any length Mrs L. Kruml. who was s>> badly of If time and do nut get any better, do gored by a mail cow two weeks ago, not fail to rail, as improper measures rather than disease are very often the was removed from the Scio hospital cause of your long »landing trouble. Monday afternoon to the home of Hemember above date, that consults John Jiroch. She is getting along tion on thia trio will lie free and that his treatment la different. fine and in another week will 1« Married women must lie accompanisd their husband». taken to her home in the l-arwood by Address: .'EM! Boston Block, Minne apolis. Minn. district Dr. Mellenthin Going to Build? runs and look« like new $55.00; just the thing for the farm; nome terms One Ford Truck Claud Smith and wife, of Dallas, called in Sunday to see her father. Newt Crabtree. for 100 Diseases and One 1920 6-cylinder light weight car $75— jpMid car Newt Crabtree gut quite a lick in the forehead Saturday while cutting wood, as stick fiew up and hit him, cutting an ugly gash which bled profusely. One Treatment 1 Come in and get acquainted J. F. Wesely May W John Griffin returned home from a six month’s stay at Los Angeles, California. tell the tale and are for Cash only, and for one day SUGAR J SANTIAM FARM NEWS t t............................... 4 Also many other good buys and trades. INQUIRE * Day Motor Co. Come end Get a Demonstration. Albany Oregon \X ill Take I rades Plans ior houses, barns, chicken houses, etc., furnished free. Come look them over. 1 ,et us give you , an estimate on the one you want. Scio Logging & Lbr. Co. SCIO, OREGON