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The Scio Tribun«
THE SCIO TRIBUNE
from the
factory
FSISH
Th« Glass of Fashion. tha Runlesa Colo
nial, witti «it!>< r Fit-r or i'hur-on ah*l-
te» MoUOtioZ > "!-• ring i» ll«li«ving.
Let falbvr an l moUier s««your ChruH-
mas j»r« •
- ' tinm Kryptoas, th«
one-pter» tofo »! t<r twar and dlstant
visión.
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C Jp/e me trust.
alhnu
oat a,
HARi>1.1» AI.BR0.
M .-iiifaeturing Optician
Havr Your Eyes Examined
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who deserves votes usually ia the
one who d«es not get them.
THriu«PAT. April 12. 1923
Poverty ia th<- mother and father
Bible Thought Today
of many efforts which have done
TllK 1>»RI» St'gTsi.NH
Why lufíer with Headaches? ;
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They that much for the world.
wait upon the l»rd shall renew their
"The light of my life has gone
strength, they shall mount up with out." said the jilted one, "but I've
wings a* eagles. they shall tun and struck another match”
not be weary; and they shall walk,
and not faint — Isaiah 40:31.
Men barn their tint
the kindergarten
their
lessons in
last Irsaons
in court, «vs a victim.
With
Mother Earth is now taking ea her
As long as a salesman continue*
celebrated the 2Kth anniversary of
W B Blanchard, aged 91 years,
to t." I in a satisfactory line of or
! nice, fresh end
young
The or
the
local
organizations
at
their
hall
for
many years a reaident of Browns
Jew« lera and Opticians
ders the "old man" isn’t likely to
chards. the fields and th< pastures
ALBANY.
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OREGON
in
Altiany
Friday
evening.
ville.
died at Gladstone .March 31.
worn much about the kind of pleas
are lieautiful in their blo»-~>ming of
ure to *hieh he turns.
Wiber Storer, of Oakville, was
’ white and pink, and driwars of
Statiatit if Owaershii
seriously
injured last Tuesday after
A Scio w < i»n says too many wo
Jr?
Orfc n MMt H mm I wuih Tim» if«*n.
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Management, Circulation, etc., required
noon
when
his
tractor
overturned
men look on their husbands aa mere
by the act of Congress of August 24.
A great» rt>rt ■ forthvhome knitter*
and caught him beneath it.
Hr was 1912, of The Scio Tribune, published
of Or-
n. 1 • till s fact
Further-J
It will probably I m - quite earn ft automobiler accessorie*.
more, this yarn >» st-solulely virgin 1
itadly bruised, his face was cut and weekly at Scio, Oregon, for A phi,
1923.
An old maid suggests that you
wool yarn tl wool was grown In Linn ' all the schools of the state l<* clow
the bones in both legs were cracked.
eountv, »" !
Mr -< t. ivrs to theOre- for a half holiday on April 14, for buy your cha|**rone a pair of
State of Oregon, I
O’Sul-
R imi Worsted I . ; nny imill» located at
T. A. Stellma^her of Albany has County of Lum, i M
s II wimm I), >’ . I-
-io sorsted yarn by that is on Saturday. A proclama II vans. They'll save her
seven
Before me, a Notary Public, in and
Roy T ItiShi-r, ---n of C. P. Bishop, tion issued recently by Gov Pierce
moved with his family to latrwood, for the state and county aforesaid, per
thousand «hocksa day.
proprietor «>f the Woolen Mill Store of
where he will work for the Cameron sonally appeared 1. V. McAdoo, who.
balvtn <>r<q-<-n knitter* try this yarn calls for a half holiday on the 11 th
i having lawn duly sworn according to
HKOKK
out. All
> •< per l>all of 2 om to properly start the Portland base
Lumber company.
law. deposes and says that he owns the
bample* h < nl
I-
cation. Address
I wanna he famous.
S ch > Tribune, anti that the following is,
ball club off right with a big at
C. P. I
iilcni, Oregon,
(Tint Gement of Jefferson suffer I to the best of his knowledge and belief,
I wanna look swell,
tendance and on the road to the
ed a broken leg last week while bank a true statement of the ownership,
I wanna l»e paged
! management, etc., of the aforesaid pub-
pennant this year, and railed for a
mg logs on the river near Dever.
| lication for the date shown in the above
In a big hotel.
half holiday by the schools.
caption, required by the Act of tugust
But I ain't got the price
Friends of John Huke of Gabs
24. 1912. embodied in section 443, Postal
MOR'I K IANS
were surprised the other day when I awi ard Regulations, printed on the
For to grab off thia joy.
There is a growing need for more
reverse side of this form, to-wit:
they were apprised of his marriage
For it Ink«-« a nice
1. That the names aixi addresses of
houses in Scio, and some of our
Best of < rv • t>oih Prufesaiotially
Big tip for the boy.
in Portland a few days ago to Mrs. the publisher, editor, managing editor,
and in 1 iki . ral Conducling.
people who have vacant lota should
and business managers are:
W<»oley
Publisher, I. V. McAdoo, Scio, Ore.
tiegin the erection of residences to
Definition:
Prudes, persons who
Lady
-t.. t alwaya, Best of
3. That the known bondholders,mort
Equipment and Prit-i-s Ituaran-
Sevral
new
prune
orchards
are
be
accommodate those who are seeking hold their hands before their faces
gagees. and other security holders own
t«*<d liigl.t für ► verybudy,
ing set out in the Oakville neighbor ing or holding 1 per cent or more of to
a location. The resumption of the and peek between their fingers.
tal bonds, mortgages, or other securi
PltOMB 16
hood this spring.
mills are causing the inquiries, and
ties are: None.
Oh. progre«-, how much grafting
I.EBAMis
OREGON
if they cannot find houses here they
I. V. McAdoo, Owner,
Burkhart and late. Albany drug
is done in thv name.
«worn to and subscribed before me
of necessity must go on. Help
gists. have just received a new scale, thia Slat day of March. 1923.
Herb Shelton says no matter how
yourself most by providing places
having a capacity of 300 pounds, but
R, S hbianw .
clever a buyer you are. you cannot
for housing a greater population.
My commission expires Feb. 24, 1925.
one AH>any man has already com
buy idea» on. a purely price baais.
DR. A. G. PRILL
plained that he cannot get away; he
Piinici tß aii suneoD
weighs between 320and 330 pounds
F.M. French & Sons
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spring wearing ap|>arel and looks
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Calls Attended
County Parayraphs
Day or Night
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Office Hours:
9 to 12 A M.
1 30 to 6 P. M
March 31. it was
found that seven marriage license
ORE.
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In checking up the records at the
clerk's offie on
Friends,
Responsibilities
naturally gravitate to the
person I
who can shoulder them.
NATVHK FAKEK l AI.t Ell
Edited from our exchange* by
Mrs I V MrA.loo
Ed I.
had been issued during the month
and six divorce proceedings started.
Ayers, of Harrisburg, and
C. W. Boetticher has just l»een
his son. Pain er, both died the same elected
city
superintendent of
day. last Tuesday, from the Hu.
schools in Albany for his thirteenth
A sweet little damsel named Day ken
Mi* I'-
e Friedman of New successive year.
Was asked If she ever read Bacon, York, holder of the world's typewrit
The quarterly conference of 24
Said she. very sweet.
er championship, visited the Jeffer Ixitheran churches in Western Ore
"You cannot read meat.
son high school Tuesday.
gon was held in Albany three days
So snap to and cut out the fakin'.*'
Bruce Burton, of Brownsville, was last week.
All men have tasted defeat the thrown from his horse last Tuesday.
The district convention of the
WAYTOS.
.
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OREtlON
successful ones are those who re He fell on the pavement and his
Pythian Sisters will be held in Al
Calls at on.l Psy or Night
fused to swallow it. thinks Fred head struck the curbing causing
Yulwreulln Testing
bany May 1. 500 delegates are ex
Bilyeu.
l slight c<Micus»ion of the brain. He pected to be in attendance.
Shelton & (Jo. Props
NCR). OREGON
O. F. Korinek
„
Riley Shelton
Veterinarian
Don't sprinkle salt
on the tail of is slowlv recovering.
A special feature of the business
Real Palate Rrol( er
and Notary Public
,/lbiiratti Obtained, ¿xamined
3CIO
.
.
.
OREGON
temptation, suggests a friend.
The Oregon Bankers' Association session of the Albany Odd Fellow
W. A. Ewing,
T J Murker».
«rill
m«-rt in Albany on June N and 9 Wednesday night was the election President
A fat man usually selects the »»it
Vice Pres.
E. I». Myers, Cashier
of an overcoat that leaves no doubt at the invitation of the Albany bank of delegate* to the grand lodge con
ers.
about it. says an observer.
vention in North Bend. May 21-24.
I
Some people "know" and others
merely state their "opinions."
Mi" Jennie Collins 41. of Halsey, They are entitled to six delegates
and the Albany Saxophone band will
It is died Tuesday afternoon.
much easier to live with the latter.
The annual spring meeting of the
probably accompany them.
Three laby girls, all the same
distance. members and friends of the Santiam
But it still is too imperfect to elim Fish and Game association will be weight, arrived at the homes of Al
heid at the Lebanon hotel on the bany families the past week-end.
inate platitudes from the speeches.
The radio
eliminates
evening of April 13. for a banquet
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Frank Bartu says some men are
: Scio Meat Market
born unfortunate and others buy
Fresh Smelt
; Fresh and Cured .Meat—
Baom Lard- Sausage
;
We buy your Veal and
Dr towed Hogs
! Holvchvk Bios ,
i
Pro}»«.
Scio. Or».
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and busmens meeting.
The Cameron
mill
al larwood,
which has been dormant or partly in
Does a (renerai Banking
Business. Interest paid
on time deposits.
We want your
Fat Lambs
York City, action for several mooths. opened in Will pay th« highest market price See
used cars.
us before you sell.
board of trade has whiten the own full capacity last Thursday. 33
Now that the skirts are longer
ers of th« Far West Manufacturing men arc employed in all departmenu
SHELTON & COMPANY
how are we to know that the poor
plant of Albany, of the city's good of the work being conducted.
girls have knees.
I am in the market buying
points and asking that it be consid
A Cmsaan, of near Albany, took
Panhandlers are warned by au ered for a location for the factory. In to the Albany stores the other day
thorities that they must go to work Eugene is also trying to get this fac a load of broccoli
At the rate
Bring me your Mohair and
or leave New York. Hut a lot of tory to locate there.
which he received for this load hie
Wool- will treat you right.
them own property there
MemU-rs of the Woodmen of the ground would produce for him an G E. Rodgers, Scio, Ore.
The Jamaica.
New
Mohair and Wool
D. G Tbeaw says the candidate World and Womew of Woodcraft incoow af about |M0 per acre
Week, and Twta.