The Scio tribune., December 21, 1922, Image 6

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GIVE PHOTOGRAPHS
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quite do you justice. So ha'a
It taken sod give It to ber for
Chrtstmas
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Go Home for
Yuletide Holidays
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Local Brevities
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Aunt Becky Morris is expecting
her aon and family to arrive in Scio
the latter part of the week to spend
Christmas with her.
Round Trip Fares
Delbert Long and wife are here
from Pacific City, where he is teach­
ing school, to spend the holidays
with his parents and other relatives.
Sale data« l><-cember 22. 23. 24, 2&, 29. 30, 31. January 1st
Final return limit January 3d.
Frequent and Convenient Service will make your journey
a trip of pleasure.
The station houae at Niagara,
above Mill City alxiut nine mil*«;
burned to the ground Saturday
night. Supposed to have caught
from a defective flue.
Pearl Oil is refined and re-refined
by our special process, which makes
it clean burning —no smoke —no
odor —no dirt.
For further particulars auk agents
or write
Ed Stepanek was in town Tues­
day and «ays he has his fence on J
stilts now ready to move it about
1600 feet, so hr will be on the road
but »ay.i the weather has I wen
against him lately.
Buy Pearl Oil in bulk - the same
high quality kerosene as the Pearl
Oil sold in five gallon cans.
At dealers everywhere. Order by
name - Pearl Oil.
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JOHN M. SCOTT
General Passenger Agent.
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Zr/r u why LANG stove* are used and endorsed
because
they have proved themselves leaden in fuel
economy, simplicity in operation, appearance
and stability
The Lang principle of heat cir­
culation, the Hot Air Draft and the Hot blast
principle enable all lang Ranges to cut fuel
Manufactured of Armco
Polished iron, nickel plated trimmings ard con­
coats to a minimum
taining eleven exclusive features, Lang Ranges
are original in type and construction.
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Are You Looking Ahead?
The appearing of the local com-
mittee before the state highway
commissioner* last week at least ac­
complished one important point—it
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was announced that Scio wanted a
paved road from Green'g bridge to
the city. Maybe we can get that
The First Savings Bank of Albany, Oregon
4 % lataraat Aid »« war»»
road - some day.
Warren Gill, aon of Dr. J. G Gill,
of Ijehanon. while riding hie bicycle
last Friday, collided with a car
driven by Charles Bennett, living
near Lebanon, and sustained aevere
cuts on both lege. It was juat after
dusk, and he had no light*. The
little fellow ia a nephew of Frank
Gill, and a grand »on of M. C. Gill,
of Scio.
Read the Tribune's (Christmas ad
and then act. We are making this
sweeping reduction in the face of
a rising paper market, in which the
Forestry IXepartment of the U. S.
government says is occasioned by
the action of the government in re­
fusing to allow Canadian pulp wood
to come into the cauntrv except by
heavy duties.
Governor Elect Pierce has advan­
ced the basic idea of paying the
Highway Commissioners for the ser­
vices they perform. This meets
with the belief of the Tribune, for
it has always contended that offici­
als serving without pay must in
some manner get a substantial re­
turn for the time spent in working
for the "dear people." But how
will it reduct* taxes?
A Turkish Judge was asked tn
make out a warrant for the arrest
of some fishermen, who it was
thought by one of their number had
stolen
his net. and accordingly all in
Phone 76
I lardware
Furniture
the bunch was
arrested. None
SCIO OREGON.
pleading guilty, the judge procured
ten small limbs and gave to each of
the ten men one of them, saying
that the limb received by the thief
Real b.tlate Proper
would grow, while the others would
and Notary Public
When the time came for
STAYTON,
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OREGON wither.
'¿htrutto Obtain»J. f.tamined
bringing them back to him. the
Caite answered I*ey or Night
OREGON
Tuberculin Testing
judge found that one had been cut
off, and he knew that the thief
didn't want his to be longer than
the others. A good way to asertain
who was the thief, if it did take a
little longer to find out.
R. M. CAIN
Riley Shelton
G. P. Korinek
Veterinarian
The Scio Tribune $1.75 the year
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Portland, Oregon
Are you saving for the future, or spending all as you go? Savor or
Seendor Ths saver will soon be able to own hi- •■•rnfsimw lxr:t.i-a.
His aucraw is assured. The spender has a good time early in life, ai'«*nd-
ing all, and too late realises the truth of th- saying, "The Secaet of Suc­
cess Is Saving." Which One Are You? Save a litUe each week and
pr.parv for the future.
Gordon Weeely has lui*n having
considerable trouble with his ryes
of late, and for fear that something
serious might develop. Dr. Hobson
took hts patient to Portland Mon­
day to have him treated by a speci­
alist. His msnv friends will be
(mined to learn of this ailment.
by thousands of American housewives
Reduction
ill
Winter’s chill soon vanishes when
you have a good oil heater filled
with Pearl Oil. The touch of a
match brings a steady, friendly
warmth — many hours on a single
filling.
HEAT
ANI) LIGHT
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FARMERS
Clean up Sale on Lumber
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We have a large stock of No. I
and 2 common to be sold under
market prices.
First Served.
First come
Scio Logging & Lumber Co
We wish All Our Friends
and Patrons
Ji ^Hrrrii (fhristma
DENSMORE’S FEED STORE
OREGON
Geo. L. Sutherland answered the his stand on matters religious
letter of Rev. A. M Steder, of Jor­
dan. which was published in the Al-
bany Democrat of the 9th. the for­
mer's appearing last Saturday, in
which he attacked Mr. Steader for
his stand, for this country is built
upon tolerance and a right to make
a stand for God a* one sees fit.
The letter of Mr. Steder said Rev.
In healing
the
sick.
We
the work of Rev. Price will
and
believe
e ther
•ta<<d or fall, and if he is or was a
fake it will soon manifest itself and
he will be the one
to
suffer,
not
those who partook of his beneficence,
whether
good
or bail.
There
is
room in this country for all of us.
Be charitable.