The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, May 03, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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    The Scio Tribune
Editorials
Page 2
THE SCIO TRIBUNE
Summer 1 ime Is Coming
CitruiM
CIGARETTES
The Glass of Fashion, the Rimless Colo­
nial, with ruber Fil-tl or fhur-On Hhal-
tex Mounting- "Irring ia Relieving."
Let falhii
-I Iiflher *ce your t’hrist-
ma* pre-rule give them Krypton*, ttie
one-pi**' •• bif ■ >•' for near and distant
viaion.
Groceries and Notions
DURHAM
TOBACCO
¡Sj&^eade
Ofne/rist
al »< ny o*ia
HAROLD ALBRO.
Manufacturing Optician
eoeoasa♦♦••»eeeeeeeeeeeee
Why sulier with Headaches? i
T h i W»»AY, May 3. 1923
Bible Thought Today
The Helping Hand Bear yr one
another's burden», and so fulfill the
law of Christ. Galatian* «> 2.
Have Your Eye* Examined
S. T. FRENCH
<**•
waft Omometrlql
A failure is merely an ordinary
man who think* the big one* get by
because of luck.
With
F.M. French & Sons
Jeweler» and Opticians
Al l \ -k
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£
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i
»e » aaaeaoooov
Or^sn Madt Home Imitiaq Tirus
A great» ■ t
for tbchome knitters
of Or<-<*<*>.
. »till • fact
Further­
more. th - > on >• absolutely virgin
wool y»ri '
, 4 wa» grown in Linn
county. »•■ Io Mi Senders to the<»rr-
Ron Wi ntiii ( • :> t «' X tmill» lucstrdat
ellwiHxl), nu
nt" worsted yarn by
Roy T lit*(: 11, ■<" of (’ I’. Hishop.
proprietor of th« Wooien Mill Store of
Salem, Or. , o knitters try this yam
out. All ■
‘ i- r ball of -
2 oss i
Sample«
sppl'catioa. Address
('. p. I i i
.'»lem, < irrgon.
To properly clothe yourself in comfortable summer un­
derwear you should make your selection here. Our line
is now complete and untodate. We also have a fine
line of Dross and Work Shirt» and other furnishings.
We do not in»ist on abolishing
the House of David. all that we ask
ia that they get rid of Dave.
H Rogers. John Phillip Sousa. Hen­
ry VanDyke. Owen Wister were
among those who participated.
“Abide With Me" was written by 1
the Rev. Henry Francis Lyte (1793-
IM7I an •‘•-urr English («arson, a
few hour* before hi* death, after
' administering a final communion
service to hi, parishioners. The
mti-ir was ■ trpoeed i»v swell known
English orgam»t and composer, Wil­
liam Henry Monk (I823-1BN9). The
hymn second in favor is’ Nearer My
God to Thee," The words by Sarah
' Hower Adams ami the music by the
American musical educator. Liwell
Mason (179248721. These are the
hymn* of simple faith, of hope, of
reveience
Do those who practice long di»
tance runa for groceries, dry gisste "Abide with me. fa« I fall the eventide.
and hardware ever win anv honor» The darkness deepens, L»ni with me
abide.
or any money' Who |»ays for the Swift to its close ebbs out life'* fleeting
dav­
ga» and the unne-esnarv our ch»»*-»?
its glories fade, its kingdoms pass
away.
Change and Way in all around 1 see,
Communities grow in proportion 0
1
* h«» <4 u.gvst not, abide with
Yau are well acquainted with our Grocery and Notion
Departments. l>ut if not now is a good time to become
acquainted. We carrv nothing but the beat lines and
at pnees that are as low as possible to be made.
Kodak as You Go
The months of May and June are the beat months for
Kodaking, as the weather and atmospheric conditions
are more nearly ideal. After you have taken your pic­
tures, bring them to us for developing or enlarging.
J. F. WESELY, Grocer
Morrison’s Specials
For Saturday, May 5th
Pyrex Ovenware, regular $3.50 to $-1.50. your choice
$3.00
Aluminum Ware
SI.00 specials, extra sjiecial
1.39 specials, extra special
.65
1.00
to the support given them by their
me.”
residents, You cannot l»oo»t your
That i* the cry from the heart of
city bv trading elsewhere or placing reverent America the appeal of the
business in other localities which wanderer l<-st in the »fiadow of the
could be placed at home.
approaching long night —bewildered, i
--
forsaken by a pride of intellect
\\ right & Poole
We told you so! The horse is which perhaps has been a false guide,
coming bark! Gov. Fierce attended and abandoned him in the wilderness
MOR I K IANS
We will offer you a real bargain Saturday, May 5
church 30 miles awav from Salem, to the wolves of doubt. Intellect
Ls-r-ie-slak«*»
last Sunday, and he went on an may convince, science may scoff.and
Best of *»erv>< e, Imth Professionally
and in Funeral Conducting.
army horse at that. Oh, you horse, the new philosophies seek to destroy
we knew you would.
and give nothing in place of that
Lady A»*uuant always, Best of
Equipment » I Prices outran-
the« take ia . i «
vet 4« -j»it<- these
teed Right for Everybody.
th« dexpairii g erv is "Abide with [
FUNNY. ISN'T IT?
P homs 16
changest not.abid«* ;
Isn’t it funny? That a man who
LEBANON
j-
OREGON
with m< " And ih -«• wh«i abandon [
thinks he is a busin««» man will get
We will sail Babcock’s Molasses Dairy Feed at
all other h i - a1 I utter that prayer [
up in the morning from a newspaper
a* the I «t chi; I in the darkness of j ’
advertised mattrea», shave with an
the (< •. -.( eaii» for its father in the ;
advertised razor, and put on adver­
tm long as our present stock lasts
DR. A G. PRILL
*
faith that the cry will be heard, will
tised underwear, advertised shirt,
I m heard
That b -ng is a prayer, aa
collar, tie and «h<w*. scat himself at
as a aoti .
I th* p f >un<l-
i an advertised table and eat adver­
Calls Attended
«•*t depth* of anyone with a »¡»arkof
tised breakfast food, drink adver­
Day or Night
reverence left, and is an appeal from
tised coffee, put on an advertised
mortals helple-s at the crossroads of »eeeee w e »eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesaeeee
hat. light an advertised cigarette,
the eternal ways.
ride to his place of business in an
>
Much of the same nature is "Near­
advertised ear, seat himself at an
Between events Saturday eat a dish of Weatherly
er,
My God. tn .Thee." and the same
DR. I ICQ
advertised desk, in an advertised
lee Cream or drink an Ice Cream Senia
of Cardinal Newman's grand hymn I
chair, then turn down a newspaper
and appeal, "Lead. Kindly Light,"
advertising solicitor on the grounds
Office Hours:
the <u-c<>nd and third selections of
that advertising don't pay.
# to 12 l M
1.3U to 6 P. M
the people.
The tremendously persusave appeal
AMERICA'S FAVORITE HYMN
of music, ami of hymns such as the
"The Etude,” a musical maga­ three the people have selected, do;
Light Lunches Served at All Hours
zine. ha» recently conducted a na­ n»t seem to l*e appreciated in these
•TA WON,
-
•
•
OR KOON tion-wide ballot t<> ascertain the fa­ modern days as much as when the
Cail» »«»Weird I'ay or Night
Agency for Hub Cleaning Work*. Inc. Albany, Oregon
vorite hymn. More than 82,000 congregations were expected to fur-
Tuberculin Telling
nominations were sent tn.
Abide, m*h the music bv singing hymns.
With Me” was the leader by a con­ Let a church lie ail but darkened,
r
siderable majority.
"Nearer My let the three hymns be sung which
God to Thee" is next. "Lewd Kind­ the American people have said are
Real Estate lirolfer
ly Light” is third. "Rock of Ages” their favorite*, and let there be a
and Notary Public
fourth, with "Jesus Lover of My short, earnest, fervent and reverent
Want« all your
jlharaclt Obtained, f,iammed
Soul" and "Holy, Holy. Holy, Lord prayer, and may lie more people
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OREGON
God Almighty,” as the next in or­ would go to chuich if such service» jCIO
der. The referendum wan conduct­ were more common.
We want your
Will Pay Top Prices
ed over a very wide range and may
More music, mote of the love of
be said to be thoroughly representa­ the Father, more of the helping
tive as indicative of the choice of hand reaching down out of the infi­ V ill pay the highest market pries. Nee
U* before you »ell.
this country.
nite, and the message of hope waft­
SCIO, OREGON
In this exhaustive census in which ed on aweet and solemn music to the
SHELTON N COMPANY
♦•♦♦*♦♦♦♦seeees
George Ade, Irving Bachellor, Will­ wanderers, ami there will tie m< re
iam Jennings Bryan. Nicholas Mur­ of them to struggle in out of the iwhisd which tranports it» pupils
T. J. Munk era,
ray Butler. George Chadwick. Dr. darkness.
may receive its usual ap|s>rtmo­ W. A. F wing,
I'redArnt
Vics Free.
■
Russell H. Conwell, Dr. Frank
ments including the teacher luisis
E. D. Myers. Cashier
Fresh Smelt
Crane, Cyrus H. K. Curtis. Biahon
from the 2-miil tax. Nearby dis­
Law Give* Opportunity
Warren H Candler, Chauncey M.
tricts should take advantage of
Fr«
Nd Meat—
It will be possible for a person these new laws and send their
Depew .Charles H. Eliot. John Drew,
Bacon Lard-Sausage
Strickland Gillian. Amelita Galli- under 14 to secure a permit to op­ children to Scio. The upbuilding
We bui vir Veal and
Does a General Banking
Dressed Hogs
Cures. John Luther Long. Thurlow erate a motor vehicle to and from of the home school helps the stand­
Business. Interest paid
Lieurance, Judge Ben H. Lindsay, any school, according to a new law ing of the entire community.
on time deposits.
! Holcchek Bo, Pro|»a.
Edwin Markham. Mary Roberts passed by the legialatuie. Another |
Bern, or»
Rinehart.
Dr. Eugene Noble. J um nr w law providea that a sawpsaded
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BARGAINS
Bring your seed catalogues. We will
sell GARDEN SEEDS at one-half the price
quoted in any catalogue you bring us.
$1.00 per sack
Pbvîiuai ant Snitcoi
Scio Mill & Elevator Co
I )I«JNTIST
G. F. Korinek
Hollis Confectionery
Fresh Bread Daily
Veterinarian
Riley Shelton
Poultry
Fat Lambs
Scio Meat Market
Shelton & (Jo. Props