The Scio tribune., March 29, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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The Scio Tribune
Editorials
THE SCIO TRIBUNE
Picture Ahead; Kodak as You Go
STRIKE
Just to remind vou, we are still doing bu*ine*«
at the old stand in Developing your Kodak Pic­
ture* and making Enlargement*. Price* right
and work guaianteed. ¡‘reserve your trip* with
IGAWt
A Si<iew*lk Ck*t
••Why. Mr. Blank, I hardly knew you
with gisMavs on. hut they're I »«cuming
to you "
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•‘Do you think *o? I know I fee I
better and better everyday since wuar-
ing them."
Picture*.
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PROGSSGfVFS
That Isn’t All
AMD6HTFIM
FLAVOR
^eade
Optometrist.
AL HANY
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HAROLD AI.BRO.
Ms' ufacturing Optician
When You
Need Glasses
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Remember
We nr- equipped with the
lat< t
. nctits for exam­
ine eyes and Utting glasses.
Sat Of»'Ion Guarani««*
Prle«» ' ary Raaaonabl«
S. T. FRENCH
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Gra u«te
With
F.M.French&Sons
Jewelers and Optician*
ALBANY. • OREGON
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Bible Thought Iodny
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H«'t<
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THE HIGH CALLING
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■ act ally ¡»aid for
therefore perfect even a* your Fa- living
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There are mil-
ther which is in heaven is pet feet. lions of girl» who live <>n farm* for
— Matthew 6:48.
nothing
D re are million* in city
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street* wh ■.earn for a quiet lane
Love i* the quality that persuades and a sight of the fields.
a girl to quit a good job waiting on
Here wr.i a girl who had both
customer* and lake a life job wait­ • hand« full of potential happiness,
ing on one man. Exchange
and yet p: • I the package and left
it twhind her while she ran back to
In an exchange we aee that Mar­ the moving picture« and crowded
ion coun’y is to do 300 miles of factories of th»- city. You can’t
paving this year and thaï Salem i* buy happine«« and you can't expect
to hâve a Ford aasvmbling plant.
a tango danevi to enjoy petting
Bossy the < w and hitching old Tom
Sara Bernhardt, the beat loved the horse to the plow.
Yet there are singing girl* all
actress of the whole world, died
Monday night at her home in Paris, over this country who lovingly wait
after having fought bravely fur life .on the old folks and whom feet
for weeks. She had Ixtrn u|*>n the ! jump joyfully toward the barn or
stage longer than any other person, i the chicfci n-o»op or the beehive.
T h URKOAT.
Hont lRittin< Tint
A great suri r efor the home knitters
of Orvgi-n. I d still a fact. Further­
more. lint- y. n ■■» »I »olutrly virgin
wool yarn, the v -o| ws* grown in Linn
«Bounty, mi I.) Mt e r id« r» U» the Ore­
gon Wor-t I <
» y (mills located nt
Sellwotxll. h 'U o to wur»ted yarn by
Roy T. |!r
- i of C. P. Bishop,
proprivlor « f t
W «»ten Mill Store of
Salem. Ore, on »rollers try this yarn
out. All » lot i 46c per bail of 2 om
Samplt -•
un “I ■ alio«. Addi*««
C. P. I i i •>! I • > ..», Salem, Oregon,
March 29. 1923
We are still catering to vour want* and need* in
the Grocery and Notion Lines, a* well a* Gent*
Furnishing*. Our line* are all priced light.
We are booster* for the Fork* of the Sant ¡am,
and believe all induatriee should he wholeheart­
edly supported by our people. We welcome you
to our store of de|iendable merchandise.
J. F. WESELY Grocer
Cabbage is a good example of the
comparative value of low and high
yield* when it is being grown on a
contract basis at ao much tier ton.
As a matter of suggestion to the
parties who give dances In this
neighborhood: Why not try an old
fashioned dance once in awhile,
where the old timers can go and
dance the lances, the squire* or the
Virginia reel? Might take and
mi*ht not. but worth trying.
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male or female, and wa* known to Life on tl>e farm i» the life of na-
We want your
everybody. She was the exponent ture. an i nature's children are hap­
of all that was good and w ill be py there on * thousand things that
cannot be bought w-ith ma<e money
m used
Fat Lambs
Quick work was made in disposing
of the murder ca*c of young Van-
derxanden, of Washington county,
when he plead guilty to secund de­
gree murder Monday and was sen­
tenced to life imprisonment
The
voung man last fail killed an old
man for what he thought was money
hidden in the house, but wa* fright­
ened awav before he could get the
loot. The pleading of guilty saved
Washington many thousand dollars,
and is being commended for the act
of so pleading.
DUX' LIST
G. F. Korinek
Veterinarian
HAPPINESS IN THE DISCARD
Two old people on a farm in a
distant state, offered $10.000 to a
girl to take care of them until they
died
The girl left after a year s
trial and went back to the city.
She said that «he wanted to get
married and she couldn’t »land the
lonelineaa of farm life.
Poor girl, and poor old people!
They could not learn th* secret of
how to ba happy together.
Of course, girls will want to get
married; bat they do not need to
IT Ml ST NOT BE
SHELTON & COMPANY
We are told that a noted minis­
ter has flatly denounced that sacred
I am in the market buying
you want to gat a real
tire buy at a price little
higher than you once paid
tor a till»«-— get ua on the
phone right away.
FORD GARAGE
Will pay th« highest market pnee. See
ua before you sell.
A bar Iters war was in effect for
several days in Lebanon last week,
and the end is not yet in sight
One '
barber announced that he would
keep open all night if need be to'
accommodate the great numlter of
his friends who are in the habit of
remaining up at all hours, in order
to keep his patrons
From 50c for
a hair cut to 25c and from 25c to
15c for a shave is the result
We
DR. FICQ
all want everything as cheap as we
can get it. but a rate war is no way
Office Hour*:
to get it. No one appirciate* a
* to 12 A il
1 .Hl to 5 P. M
man that will try to get bust neo
by an unfair method, no more than
they do a profiteer both are alike
in dire reeulta. Every body likes to
see everybody else prosper, get a
BTAYTOS,
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fair price for what he or she does,
Calls SB'wmd I'sy nr bight
and
then live and let live
Maybe
ilio 'Irsting
prices for tonsorial work wa* a little
high, but If the boss barbers had
gotten together and worked out a
solution, each one would have felt
better and peace been supreme.
Printing to 1 ribune.
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Fred T. Bilyeu, Prop.
SCIO. OREGON
Mohair and Wool
and well-known institution. Sunday
night sparking. Great
heavens!
Bring me your Mohair and
What on earth is the matter with
Wool will treat you right.
the old grouch for he must surely G E. Rodgers, Scio. Ore
Fog S alk Old papers, 10c per
be old? W mid life, at a trarticular
bundle at the Tribune office.
Sacks and Twine
age. tw worth the living without it?
Answer \<>
Whst man lives who »♦♦♦♦•»♦•♦eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ♦♦»♦♦♦♦»>»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦
has no tender mem-.ries of those
Sunday night*, in the long ago,
when he took her home from church
and was invited in "for a while”?
If such man lii<-' it's a 30-to-l shot
he’« a crusty '»id bachelor. It i* our
unvarniilxd opinion that any man
who i* a Wi man hater never knew
on* a real
ne
Has your youth
never lui-n sweetened by a Sunday
night H im , *t»len fr »m lip* unwill­
ing but not too unwilling? If not
you have mi'-ted half of vour life;
ye* nine-tenths of it. [hm't you
remember th‘«e cool autumn Sun­
day night*, low burning fire, low-
burning lamp? Tnat lamp and that
fire will ca d a soft and cheerful
glow on your path all the way to
the grave
No, we will nut give up
thia age-old
institution —NEVER.
Our fathers <li I it. a* did our grand­
father* and great grandfather* and
their fathers before them. Gener­
ations may come and they may go.
but the ancient custom of the Sun­
day night ki« goes on forever.
High Yield* Important
Growers of vegetables who plant
an acreage for a cannery or de­
hydrator carefully consider all of
the impirtant factors that go to
make a high yield of the vegetable
they are growing
High grade «eed. a soil naturally
fertle and in some cases additionally
fertilised with manure end com­
mercial fertiliser*, as well as irriga­
tion possibilities directly determine
high yields.
Low yields will make the over­
head costa too high for much if any
profit. High yields correspondingly
reduce the overbend cost
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per ton.
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Ford Service
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What It Really Means
It means Genuine Ford Parts. 50 per cent of which
retail for leaa than 10 cents. It means a rej»air shop
where expert Ford Mechanics perform the work.
It mean* giving Honest. Courteous. Prompt atten­
tion to the Ford Owner’s every need.
It means to constantly supply you with a Ford
Service that will make you and keep you an enthusias­
tic member of the great Ford family.
w e arc Authorised Ford Dealers.
We can supply you with any product the Ford
Motor Co. make*.
Tire«! Y rs. Tire»! We have a Tire to lit your
pockctliook also your Ford, Chevrolet, Maxwell or
Overland. I«>tl’ Coni* and Fabric. Buy now liefore
they advance in price.
Red Crown Gasoline, the World'« standard—24c a
gallon. 1 he price of gasoline is measured in cents per
gallon, but the cost should l»c measured in miles. Start
your engine today with Red Crown Gas and watch the
results. Ask for a coupon l«M>k.
Fred T. Bilyeu
Authorized Sales and Service
PHONE 27
SCIO, OREGON
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