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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1922)
TRUCK BARGAINS T. F. WT< Dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries Gents’ Furnishings Garden and Field Seeds As representatives of the Mack I ruck Corporation, we are in a position to have at our disposal for sale one of the largest stocks of good used trucks to be found on the Pa cific Coast. Some of these trucks we have on hand in Albany, and are prepared to show you real values in truck equipment and offer liberal terms of sale. Kodak Developing, Printing and Enlarging Here Are Some Samples 3| ton Federal Pump. Overhauled and repainted. < ». ■• gravel C3CAA job goes with thi* truck ^fcJvv are all glad t<> l«-arn that Grande • ia improved •<> well. SHINDLER BRIDGE Miaa ijrnn» Rahn i« sn joying a abort viait with her sister in Oregon City. June 13 Mi-«« Irene Harrison and Edna Hmerlan i, who (have (wen visiting at the home of J. S. Hannah, re turned to their home in Brownsville Monday, accompanied by Mrs. Han- ri . i and baby, who will attend the Pioneer picnic. Sank intends join ing the attendance Thursday. .Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hildreth were shopping at the county seat Satur day. Ernest Rahn «pent Sunday viait- ing at home. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Halada and children spent Sunday at the home of Anto Rosorafka. Mi*« Jennie Patrny, who has been «taving with Grandma Fleming, re turned to her home Saturday. We Aunt Ollie Shelton, who vu on the aick liat with a bad <">!d last week, ia improving Roman Trimberger ia the po«wa aor of a Ford car he purchax-d last week. J. S. Hannah’« and Z J Clark’» were in attendance at the circua laat Wednesday. Mia« Keitha Denver visited at the home of J. A. Burton Wednesday A six-pound baby boy wax born to the wife of F. J Morri* last Fri day. Mra. F R Shelton la attend ing to the patient. Z. J. Clark and family motored Mra. H. M. Schults and baby to Salem Sundav, from whence «he took the train for her home in Port- 11 toll Maxwell. Plieuniutio ÍCAH tire*. Good condition 'JJvV Mr«. Schultz ha<i Touring Car, wire wheel«, good tire«; $250, good terms One Ford hii »I looks like new $800, former price $2000 Run 3600 miles. Don't pa».- up thia one. Good terms Cne Maxwell, 1919 Model $75—good car $2OO; a peach ; terms One Dodge Touring $350* t4>rinM Hint »re liberal and * to suit 3| ion Republic. A real truck bargain ...... ...... $1000 2 ton Federal A gmxl atur- Cl'MlA d v truck hi good dition •r I *Vv vuit- ling wiiu the Clark lamilv for the pa«t two weeks. Mra. Clyde R«*igers. of Mill City, One 1920 6-cylinder light weight car runs $2500 OREGON These Were Sold Last Week I 1918 Ford 2j ton Mard. Just like a now one ........ ................ I >it>tribulors for Nash find Packard Cars and Mack Trucks We Smash All Prices Thia one nearly New One Ford 1 ruck Nearly new; $600; term* to suit bountiful dinner w»» served by Mr*. Stringer. Mr. and Mrs. II M Love and Mrs. P. Gilbett, of Salem, called ■t the J. Hildreth home Sunday. R Trimberger ha* a nice lot of ripe strawberries for sale. Mrs. Ixiren J. Bond. Mr. Reed and granddaughtet motored to Z J ('lark’s Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Anton Rnaprafka and Mias Jennie Patrny were »hop ping in Albany Friday. SOKOL CLUB ORGAN ZED «»♦««»»« v aeeeaeeeeeeeeee Club Starts With 35 Charter ! Members and For Sale One nearly new 6-cylinder Touring 1 Car. price $650; good terms and Mine trade. Thia car cuet nearly $2000, ami has only been run 3600 milea. If you are looking fur a snap, you cannot pa«a ■ up thia one. For Sale <>ne IV17 Ford Touring, $75. One 1V17 Buick 4,$325;good terms, a good paint and good tires; tome snap. For Sale One Republic truck, trade and good terms. For Sale For Sale One delivery car, lean than $100; just the thing foi a fruit farmer. One delivery, nearly new; metal body, new tires; been used very little; a ton terms to suit. INQUIRE ..................................... Day Motor Co. Come and Get a Demonstration Oregon^ Will Take Trades " A. E. Ramtail A. Ewing, Vice Pro«. ■pent Sunday night with her par I'mident ' H. I). My«-rv. Cashier ent«. Mr. and Mr« Geo, W«t«n- Start a bank «count today ami hou«e. orovide for your future. Mr. and Mr* John Neal and baby You will find a checking ac count very convenient for your and Mr. and Mr*. Geo Weab-nhoua* busim-M transaction«. We pay pleasantly surprised Sid Stringer on Interval on time deposit«. hi« 33d birthday Sunday by march ing in <>O him to «{N nd the day. A Notice to Creditors < ; For Sale $2200 DAY MOTOR COMPANY ¥ I Nash Roadster very little 21 ton Sterling. < herliiiuied mid new ti res ........................ Fosters a Clean Citizenship About three week« ago Thoma* H. Proapal. of Scio, aaaiated by Bo humil Siller, of the Portland Gym nastic Club Sokol, called a meeting of the ('secbo-Slovak* of Scio and vicinity for the purpoae of organic ing a gymnastic dub here. The meeting was well attended and an organisation started with a charter list of 35 members. The following officers were elect ed: Thomas H. Proapal. president; Ignacius Fait us. vice-president; F B Studnicka, secretary; Ed Pelan, accountant; Mat Doubek. treasurer; training master*. Mylo Bartu. Chas. Pletka, Frank Bartu. jr.. Lada Dvorak The object of the Hub m to de- Notice i« hereby given that the un iwr-^n I han been duly appointed by the v«>unty Gwrt of the State of Ore gun. fur Linn County, administrator of the estate of Henry Gltl. r. .1...... .1. and has qualified. All persona having claim* against said eat at«- are hcrebv required to pra-x-nt them, duly verified, with the proper vouchers, within «is (tit month» from date of thia notice to th« undermgncd a<tminialrator. at his raaidance, in Scio, in Linn County, Oregon. Dated and rtrst published thia iHth day of May. 1922. Jon« F. Larn ««, Administrator of the estate of Henry l^-ftl. r, deceased Illi l A M ask », Attorneys for Administrator. Riley Shelton Real Estale Rrolfer and Notary Public ./Untruth Obtained, faamtne,! CKJ . . . OREGON velop a clean, healthy body. «trona character and brotherhood It also «land« for the betterment of the community ami good citizenahip. Thi« is not a local duh. but a branch of a national organixation in Amer ica. The dub at the present writing ha« been in existence but three week« and the memlierahip ia about 50 now. The dub holds practice drill« every Friday evening. and «o far ha» lieen fortunate in having Mr. Siller present, who ia an old time Sokol and much interested In the »uccea« of the local dub J. N. Weddk wy in Albany la«t Thursday
