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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1923)
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Scott & Scofield Palmer (’niroprarturs Roon»» <H 41» 1' s Hank Building Telephone KT 8*1 km O bimmis - A machine that prrjmres eggs in such a manner that they will keep longer than >n the natural condition ha» just I»-« n installed by the l«etia- non Creamery Co. It is claimed that eggs trented bv this process and kept in a low trin|ierature will taste like fresh eggs ten years later. Fred Bilyeu went to Portland Monday to bring out a Ford Sport Mrs. Fred Bilyeu spent the week model touring car which he has sold end in Portland. to W A. Ewing. Mias Father Humphrey spent the Roy Shelton and family of Salem week-end in Eugene. visited relatives and friends in Scio Mrs. I. V. McAdoo was in Salem Sunday. Roy ha* just bought a new and Albany on busim-x Saturday Raby Overland car. George Forge is attending to busi D. C. Thoma and wife with Miss ness matters in Medford this week. Sk»i, Ml«» Wirth ami Miss Eckert Mr». Jos. Warwick and children went to Foster Sunday and enjoyed of Brownsville visited frienda in a picnic dinner with friends. i Scio Sunday. J D t>en»m >re and wife visited J. 0. Vincent and wife at Browns Harold Hougu of route 4 was in ville Sundav They were neighbors Scio Saturday and called at the Tribune office. when they (with lived in Salem. Sunday while making a run at the Mrs. Martha Smith of Lebanon visited her sister, "Aunt Ik-cky" ball gamr, J. L Kellv slipped and fell enuring a severe sprain in his Morris, Tuesday. right ankle He was walking on J. H. Poindexter and wife and crutches for several daya. Will Garland and family were Stay- Mm. D C Thoms accompanied ' ton visitors Sunday. Mt rhoms to Albany Monday and P. W Wallace and wife of l>-l-a- whPethereMw ‘Hunting Rig Game non visited at the home of the J II Theatre. Poindexter's Monnay She says it is a line picture. J. H. Poindexter and wife and Morning service will be held at Will Garland and wife were shop- the Baptist church at I! o’clock a ping in Albany Friday. in. next Sunday Rev. J R. Parker R. E. Peery of mute 3 was in is unable to I* here on the fourth town Monday and found lime to pay Sunday, as he is to deliver a memo the Tribune a pleasant call. rial address at Stavlon. E C. Shelton and wife called on Aunt Ollie Shelton, who is quite ill, ¡at Jordan Tuewlav afternoon. Professor Tobie and family and W. A. Raid and Miss Etta Reid went picnicking near Waterloo Sunday. J. 8. Sticha ami wife and Misses Vella Brenner and Dorris Weddle at tended the show in Salem Friday In observance of Mother's Day. I have the l>est market for Fat Sunday, May 13. a jolly surprise Lambs anti Sheep that can be had. So before selling, call me for price« awaited Mr and Mrs J. W. Merritt J. L. Rodgers. 34tf when they returned from church, Their daughters and a few friends had gathered at their home with well-filled baskets. An elaborate dinner was later enjoyed. The ta ble was decorated with a beautiful IxMjuet of roses, presented by Del bert Merrit. The usual diversion made the afternoon a nlr-aaant one. The*«- pn -i-ul were Ivan Miller, wife and children. Carol and Lloyd of Turner. E F Powell, wife and daughter. June of Jefferson; B I. Arnold and children. Vera and Glenn; It means Genuine Ford Parts. 50 jwr cent <»f which L. P. Arnold, wife and children, retail I r less than 10 cents. It means a rcjKiir shop Maxine and Johnnie; Iielbert. Alvin. wlu-it- I x|wrt Fort! «Mechanics perform the work. Laverne and Donald Meritt; W. E. Arnold and wife and J. B. Coney and It means giving Honest, Courteous, Prompt atten daughters. la-ita and Mildred and tion to th«- Ford Owner's every need. Miss Maysell Hassler. Service ! -----— What It Really Means It mean» to constantly supply you with a Fonl Scr- vic-c that will make you ami keep you an enthusiastic member of the great Fort! family. Wr Arc Authorised Eon! Dralrm. We can supply you with any product the Foni Mo tor Co. makes. Tires! Yes. Tires! We have a Tire to fit vour pocketbook, also your Ford, Chevrolet, Maxwell or Overland. l«oth Cortis and Fabric. Buy now lieforc they advance in price. Red Crown Gasoline, the Workl's standard—23c a gallon. The price of gasoline is measured in cents jx-r »-.»lion. but the coat should lx measured in miles. Start ymn engine today with Red Crown Gas and watch the results. Ask for a coupon book. FRED T. BILYEU Authorised Sales and Service Phone 27 • 1V*-1 Scio, Oregon £ J • ■ A *4» J ». s.-f-J.« ¿* ly ? > e The Scio Tribune 4th of July Roundup & Celebration, July 3 & 4 At the Ohi Scio Eair Grounds 1 wo Days of Excitement and Thrills $ 1010 in Prizes Men’s Busking Contest! I-adies' Bucking Contest! Bare- back Hiding! dteer Raping! Steer Bulldogging! Maverick Race! Wild Horae Race! Relav Race’ Cow pony Rare, etc! Big Free Barbecue on the Fourth! Thia is the program for the afternoons. FORENOONS FREE Tug of Wsr, Boys and Girls Foot Raevs. Back Race», etc. Forenoons Free DANCE EACH NIGHT Big opsn sir platform dance, floor loo by HK) feet. Good jatiy music. Plan now to attend. Thoiisands coming. Write "Broncho Bob” Studnicka for concession privilege a. MOONSHINE COMEDIES May 30 Three Half Hours of ('han L'un High School Auditorium A shorter progrom at a lower price 20e and 35c Jack, came from Orleans ami Mrs. For Sale—Two gentle Jerseys, fine family cows, $50 each, and three Frank Weddle from Jefferson. A young Holstein» Absolutely as bountiful dinner was served at noon. represented. R. A. Jone«, Griggs Mr. Plummer is enjoying good health Station. 40 for one of his years and we hope he may enjoy many more auch occas- Brown and White I-eghorn chicks at $14.60 per hundred for remain While cranking her car prepara ions. der of hatching season. Phone tory for starting to church Sunday, or write Maude Johnston. Lyons, County Paragraphs Oregon. 3813c Mrs (.Viral Lucas had the misfortune to break Ixith bone* in her right arm. The Lakeview sch<«»l closed with For Sale - Sidewalk lumlier. 8, 10 Sh<- is lieing cared for at the home and 12 inches wide, lì inches appropriate exercises Tuesday after of Mr. and Mrs. George Bilyeu. thick. Price at the mill. 112 per noon. thousand, cash. Hrudka Mill A night. ■Í ’ -/»F a Local .Vrtrs and Classified Page 4 Chiropractic Talks *- " \a-Y- ¿ .- Little Helm Hodge entertained *¿0 of her frienda Sunday afternoon in honor of her ninth birthday. The merry little bunch played games un til 4.30. when they were led to a long veranda, which was decorated with wiltl flowers and ferns. At the ta ble each little guest took her place under a bright-colored ballooon, af ter which candle» were lighted and refreshments served The hostess received many gifts from her little guests who were: Alma Phillippi, Vera Carson, Father McKmght, Genevieve Sims, Evelyn Lindley,Vir ginia Bilyeu. Ardith Shelton. Junior Ballin, Anna Ficq. Bienda Scott. Gla dys and Fern Shelton, Myrtle and Dorris Hodge. Frances Everett. Vi ola Fuller. Isolene Kester, Virginia Randolph and Donald MacDonald. Last Saturday was the 91st birth day anniversary of Eli Plummer and the day was fittingly celebrated by the coming home of his children. Mrs J. E Denny Lumber Co. 4lp About 200 people attended a very Ï impressive Mother's hay service at Wanted Strawlwrry pickers; ‘tart the church in Sweet Home Sunday. June I; campground, wood and water free. Phone 10F14 or A family reunion was held, last write L. R. Evan», l^ebanon. Or., Sunday at the home of J. Q. Swinks or inquire at Tribune. 4lp at Waterloo, in honor of his four brothers and their only living sister, For Sale Team of horses 7 and 8 years old, weight al out 1300 lbs. Mrs. Ella Vandove», of Zionsville. each, well broke, work any place Ind They had not all been togeth you put them. Price $200 In er for about 40 years quire at Tribune office. 39tf The advantages and resources of Strawberry Pickers Wanted Twen Lebanon and its surrounding terri ty pickers to come about June 1 and pick during season, wood and tory wilt l»e broadcasted over the campground free W. E Down northwest from the radio station of ing. Lacomb. Ore. Phone 23F21 the Oregonian as a result of the ac Lebanon. 4lp tion taken Monday evening by the commercial club in response to an in Farm for Sale I have a fine farm of 220 acres, six miles southeast vitation of the Portland papers to of Scio; 100 acres in cultivation, take part in its booster program. balance in pasture, farm imple ments and stock inetoded. for I >6,000, will sell all or pirt; easy terms Mrs. I net Stoddart. Scio. For Sale Golden Glow or Golden Beauty Seed Corn; steel range stove with reservoir, good as new; For Rent Pasture for three cuws good top buggy, two-horse walk all summer. Inquire of T. M. i ing cultivator. Will trade buggy Ruasell, route 2. Scio. 40c or cultivator for gm»! shoals Wanted- Six or eight head of eowsi Chas Chrx, Phone 19, Scio. Ore. tf to pasture. See F. B Studnicks. 4 miles northwest of Scio. 4Op Money to Loan at 6j*< The Fed eral Land Rank of Spokane. Wash., For Sale Cheat» -80 acres of good will make loans through the Forks land. Write or call on Mr» Lou of the Santiam National Farm ise Gaaaner, route 2. box 81, Loen Association in amounts Stayton. Oreyon. 44p from $100 to $25. 000. for a per For Sale One 6-yesr-nM and one 3- iod of 5 to 34i years, on first mort year-old cows, both milking; will gage security. Inquire of W H. freshen in Septemlier. Price $60 Mcljrin. Sec.-Treas route 2. each. C. W. Bragg 40t4c è Scio. Oregon. 33tf LOWE A MORRISON RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS All funerals given personal attention by Mr. Lowe Hervices and I rices Guaranteed to Satisfy Every l ustomer lady Attendant if desired N. C. Lows N‘. I. Mossi sow Aete 1-» banon l*bonr • Phone -Pay. 3»7 Phone— 5 »¿hl. ,W5 ■- I -
