The Scio tribune., July 20, 1922, Image 4

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report a fine progam and good at
tendance It ia «aid about 400 people
were preeen .
Get your Federal Tires of the Kar-
tu Motor Co. Th» price fur 30x31
A email crowd witnessed the
game Sunday between Jordan
tire is 117 96. N<>ne better on the
Scio
Jordan was leader in
market.
contest until the ninth inning when
||»nry Dolezal has just «»mD'eted Scio look a spurt and walloped the
the purchase of a ne w Overland car to the lune of 7 to 11.
from the Bartu Motor Co., the Mme
Mr. and Mrs. John ¡tencer, nil
being delivered .Munday.
Msrion. accompanied by aomefrii-n a
Frank Gill, wife. Mrs. Franc«»» called al the George Bilyeu home
‘ mephine
Arnold ami Mi«a Jo_
-------- - Kotan Sunday for a short visit, and cuuhi
spent Sunday in Mill City with Mia but remark that the walnut tree in
Gill*« aunt. Mia. Etta lewis
the yard was the heavest ladenrd of
And
The Oregon 4 Ohio Mining to, any tree they had ever seen
of Cleveland. Ohio, ia Mid to have it IS.
purehnM-d a group of 2d claim« in
R. C Winter and family, of Pori-
the Bohemia district, l-ane country. ■ land wh>< have been veiling at the
Pete MacDonald look the .lay off 'home of Or Prill, and while here
Sunday and went flatting, We have a -nt Fridny.fi.hing on Thoma*» r
not heard ho* well he fared, but Íhey caught some 40or noce Ir
presume he had the usual fisherman's and otherwise had a splendid tin .
Ihi-v returned home to Portland
luck n few, but not many.
Monday
U*c Prokop and wife, of Harwell.
Dr J I. Scripture an I son, J. I
Okla , who wi re csiltd here becnu»*'
of the death of th<- former*« moth jr , of Portland, w. e guest« I
er. Mrs V. Pruknp about two wwk» Friday of the former‘a brother i
The younr
ago, left for their home Sunday even­ i law. George F. Morse
man was on his way to Eug< n ,
ing.
where he will locate, having just
About twenty |a-o|>le from here
completed a course at Iowa City
attended the Ijicomb District Sunday
College. Iowa, this spring
School contention Sunday, ar.d all
The memlrers and friends of the
Community
Club are requested t<>
The Annual I lome Service
keep
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mind
the next date of its
Campaign for the
regular meeting, which is the first
Monday in August. The Club meet*
at Shelburn in the tchoolhouae. amt
the meinbets from that place are
For General Relief Work ia on in going to make it a “ regular” meeting
! so plan to tie there.
Your City for Thia Wrek Only
Salvation Army
John I., Kelly drove to Newport
Buaineaa Men, Make Your
Sunday, taking Mrs. Kelly, son Jack
Offering a Good One!
and Mrs. M J. Fickliu there for a
two-weak'a stay at the beaches. He
return«*d Monday and s'vs lhe mads
are good. making the trip fro u Al-
l»any in four hours, and lhe return
in four hours and 20 minutes. Gale
Jones made the trip with him.
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The work of the Salvation Army
has for years l*een a transcendant
power for lhe general good and the
upbuilding <>f our country. It has
been a mighty force in its amazing
power to foster and inculcate good
Local Market Quotations
Citizenship and in its simple rente-
P oultry , VgAl. and Boos
dies for misery and despair realis­
Hens. 4 lha and over _
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ing contmallv that no
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Hens, under 4 lt»a
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Community or Individual
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Broilers, over lj lbs
' '<>cks
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Is Immune
Veal, fancy no. 1
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from disaster or misfortune. Be­ Dressed pork. no. 1 blockers
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sides this, in our Portland home, Eggs. cash. 16c trade
Eggs, white select
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which has been established for years,
Butter fat
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hundreds of girls have found cause
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to bit mi the sincere and Godly peo­
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run
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ple who daily practice the teachings
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Scratch
of the Master, who Mid; "He that
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Egg producer
Is without sin. let him cast the Hist Ground barley
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Rolled barley
2.00
stone.'*
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Shelled
corn,
eastern
While the business men stand
2.00
Ground
nr
cracked
corn
ba-k of us with their help, every
3.50
l 'hick feed _
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resident kindly have a dollar ready Chick starter, mash
3 5o
when out representative calls on Growing feed
you during the remainder of the
campaign.
Hard wheat
»2.20 2 30-2 40
Looking forward for your hearty Soft wheat
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cooperation that toe good work may
Uncle Kbsn.
go on,
'IN' um h itnt thinks ha know
Ensign Titos Idosg,
to run ds earth," said t’ach
State lam|>ain I i .-.tor
ENu ”hi mi.«' rases don't actually
Mis R.HlsnN. Repre-eiita; ive
know enough to drive a mule or pu<
a lire on a flivver.'
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