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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1923)
The Scio Tribune Editorials THE SCIO TRIBUNE To know how good a cigarette rea-'ly oen be ma you must try a oooeeee<ooeoeoesoeeoeoeeeeeoe*eeeeeeooeeeoasss saaeoe Summer Time Is Coming To properly clothe yourself in comfortable summer un derwear you should make your selection here. Our line is now complete and uptodate. We also have a fine line of Dross and Work Shirts and other furnishings. ScfflKE The »¡la** of Fasiooti. the Rimlees Colo »**»_ will Fit-U or -hur-« »n Hhel- '.Hering I» believing.** lex Mounting* —1— *“ ** Let falh«'» and i lotber see your Christ - mas pc»««i.t* it V»' them Kryptoas, the one-pie» «' blfu- ul for near and distant vision. Groceries iind Notions You are well acquaint«*«! with our Grocery and Notion Departments, but if not now is a good time to become acquainted. We carry nothing but the best lines and at prices that are a# low as possible to be made. THi MbAY. May 17. 1923 ome trist A XUANY Bible Thought Today Kodak as You Go County Paragraphs OA»ta. Assurance "If a man lie a Wor Everette F>srl Stannard, Browns HAROLD ALBRO, shipper of God. and doeth hi« will, ville i" » t. ha* won the right to a po- Manufacturing Optician him he heareth." John 9:31. eitlon in th«- i«-*-!« corner", a special «eeooesa * e *e • «wseeeeesee »par»- which hasb«-en <-hriatene«l and The reason national prune week set aside by th»* J K Gill Co., of i Why miter with Headaches? ; failed was because *• many promi Portlami < r th»* enjoyment »»f ; Have Your Eye« Examined ; nent prunes didn't even know* it was writs r folk. being celebrated. Th«- Men's club »f thei'rvsbyterian S T. FRENCH church at Mill City have organise»! Gra ust* Optomalriit Remarks heard on the street cor a Men's Brotherhood. ners and other places around town With Two 9 by 22-fmil signa have been indicate that spring weather uas al pin»-«-»! on top of the M Sternberg ready tiegun to lax the veracity of Jewelers and ( iptlclans clothing store in Al!»any, One I« a»i- many local angler«. ALBANY. • OREGON vertiring a brand of clothing and th«- other iw-ar* a welcome to tour Watch Scio grow! She is going ists to the city J Y) OrtfOR Made Hom« hilliij T*f«s to come Into her own, destnt«* th»»«e J T. Ni'-k pt. I a line of SI0 In the Die eonden- A gr«-a| » • r. . fnr tbehom«* knitt«-rs who are pesein islic. jusiic«- court in Albany last Thurs ofOri't*»' , l»ut Hill a fact Further- aery, the flour and feed mill and the mor»', thi» rn i* alisolutrly Virgin day for driving without a license wool yarn. II wool was grown in Lmn Ballin sawmill are tl r pivots around plate on his car and another man was rounty, soh'. t., Mr Senders PilheOre- which the growth will come, Uta Son Wur*t»»l I , «ny tmills locatedat apprrh« n«l«-d after he had struck a ellwo»Hi>. m > >' t. warst«-«! yarn by help them by laxisting j motorcycle and »lam agi ng it to the Roy T Bi* of C. I*. Ilishop, proprletor of the Woolen Mtll Store of extent of al »out $50. The old standpatters against the aalrrti Oi », >!> kinttrrs try thia yarn out. All colnr i per ball of 2 <>«* United States entering the league Jack Curtis. ag«d 72. for 30 vears Hampln «ent » ■ appl ration. Ad»lrc** of nations or other organisation fur a r«*sidvnt of Shedd. di«?d at his home C. P. i'i.'ti- , * .Salem, Oregon, there last Friday. thering world peace, are sttil bieat ing against such a move. We don't The J. C Brier Co., which owns a know as to the facts, but it looks chain of stoiea. will establish their like two salaries are living paid to 5uth store in txsbanon about May 25. MORTICIANS some of our U. S senators. Mr and Mrs. "Chet** Mitchell of Best of <*. loth l*rofa*eaionaily Lebanon celebrated their 40th wed and In I un<-ral l «inducting. What a beautiful place Scio would ding anniversary at their home Sun lady Assistant «¡ways, Best of be if all the streets were graded and day by giving a cafeteria dinner to Equipment and Prices Guaren the debris remov«*d and the reti-, te«*! Right for y verytmdy. lot» friends on their lawn. denlial and businees sections ha»l Pltoxa 16 Farmer« in th«* vicinity of Browns good sidewalks, if the alleys were LEBANON -i- OREGON clean**»! and fences repaired; if all ville sav that grain is far in advance — the home# were painted and yards of what it usually is at this time of kept clean; if m»»re -»had»- tr<< "»weie the year and that they expect a planted along th» »tri*« t« «■ i if all bumper crop The months of May and June are the l>eat month# for Kodaking, a# the weather and atmo8ph«*ric conditions are more n»*arly ideal. After you have taken your pic tures, bring them to us for developing or enlarging. J. F. WESELY, Grocer ♦ >eooe»oo»eeewoe F.M French & Sons SALT < < We are carrying a large stock of < Leslie’s Salt < < < We have a car in transit with a supply of specially Ground Salt for Hay Table and Dairy Whitney, 50 lb sacks Empire. 50 lb sack# < Half Ground K5c 95c 50 pounds....................... $ .55 100 pounds» ........... 1.00 5 lb blocks, I for...............25 Wright & Poole DR. A. G. PRILL P&uicidB ant SuneûD Scio Mill & Elevator Co. eooesseeeesse ♦eeeeeooooeoeoooooeooeooooeoeooooee Used Car Bargains Dort Four 1921 Touring, like new ..................................... < $400 <• Chevrolet Touring, in good running order ISO < 1921 Ford Touring, self starter, overhauled 235 o Two Ford Sedans, guaranteed perfect $450 to 500 o Chummy Overland Six. like new. perfect condition, new tiresun»! tags, a bargain ............................................. 650 the people too# inorc prid«* in the A carloa l of Oregon poultry was general appearance of th . G t shipped Tu»-«lay from U>ban<>n to lay everything else aside am! have a California Calls Attended < cleanup w<*ek anon F. L. Danieli» of (’«»nscr, one of I »ay or Night Lrt ns enroll you on our |MIO payment plan. Start today, larg»-«t logantierry growers in the SCIO -. ORE. pick your rar ami make your deposit today. count v. says pret*»*nt indications are < * North Fork Itemi for a good crop Mr Daniels has I over U acre* in loganberries and em- DR. FICQ ploys about 7-5 pickers. Fred T. Bilyeu Mav 15 Mm. Mary J Brown, aged «1. ------------------------------------------------------ -- Mav day saw the mountains cov nflicr Hours: died at her h»»me in l**l>anon last ered with a new fall of snow. 9 to 12 a M. 1.30 to 6 P. M Monday. 1923 run last Thursday with the first furlough, was given a reception by John Hart an»! party are at work A delegation of about 30 people of pull of rhubarb. the women of the Christian church on their property near the Sunny Sweet Home attended the revival last Friday afternoon. Side mine. The Waterloo school cloie»! its A great many peop'e are passing services at th» t'hristian church. year's work last Friday with an ex up the river lately on their way to The Ubanon cannerv «tarte»! the hibition and demonstration 9TAYTON, - - - OREGON different mim s. Considerable blast I Calls answered I’ay or Night Real Estate Broker Geo. Dodge, a farmer near Leba ing can tie heard. Tuberculin l«*aUng non, became unconscious while plow and Notary Public A new force is being add«*»! to the ing. When neither he nor his tram crew of the Silver King mine and ./I bit rails Obtained, ¿x amined returne«! from the fieh! in the even they propose to push along briskly jCIO . . . OREGON ing. a searching party went out for their crosscut tunnel. It is now him. and found him about 11 o’clock r some 300 feet. A machine drill of Saturday night He die«! Sunday the latest and most improved design evening. is being used. FORD GARAGE I MCNT1ST G. F. Korinek Veterinarian Riley Shelton Shelton Bros. »•♦•eeaesoeeeeeeeaoosos : Scio Meat Market Fresh Smelt Fresh and Cured Meat— Bacon Lard Sausage We iHiy your Veal and Dressed Hogs Holecliek Bios, I’rojia. Scio, Ore. ............... .. Oscar Ingram, who is employe*! at the Crown mine, was severely injur ed by a falling rock last week. It is said that Lots A* Ijirsen will start their concentrator in the near future. The drift is now in some 1000 feet and large bodies of ore have been encountered. Thev are building a flume along Gold creek for power purposes The Crown Mine is rapidly ap proaching the point where the main vein is expected to he cut The me tallic values are steadily increasing in the vein being followed. It is ex pected that the main vein system will be reached within a few days. A. T. Powell, veteran of the gold eampa. m at the Crown Mine to Re-tire ? »«-. »-*» «•sea sMO«» Last Friday ¿ifternoon at Sweet Home a cow walked onto a platform over a well, which gave way and let her fall in the well. Men who were graveling the street nearby brought a team and pulley and hoisted her from the deep, none the worse for her experience. Want« all vour 1 I Poultry ill Pay Top Pries» SHELTON BROS • • 8«'IO. OREGON E. E Munsey closed an eight- month term of school in the Denny district Tuesday afternoon, A pro- W. A. Ewing, T. J. Munk era. Vice l'r»-s. gram was rendered, after which re President E. I>. Myers. Cashier freshments were served to all pres ent. Mixa Goldie Wells, a missionary in Congo Beige. Africa, who is at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wella. of Halary, oa a Does a (¡eneral Banking Business. Interest paid on Urne deposit*.
