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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1923)
■ ■ • ' r V . r V*.» V. •* s • í A- •* < • »■ The time of year has arrive i when Summer Underwear and Furnish ing** are in demand, ami we are headquarteis in Scio for the best lines manufactured. B. V. D.s. per suit .......................................... Union Suits ................... 90c Topkis Union Suits ...........................................95c Men’* Silk Hosiery ........................................... 55c Lsdb’S* Silk Hosiery colors, whitle. bmwn. flesh, black, from ¡»er pair fl. 15 a.................... Why suffer with Headaches? Have Your Eyes Hammed S T. FRENCH Gra ml« Ootom.t.lsl With F. M. French & Sons Jewelers and Opticians ALBANY. - OREGON Emile Coue hasn't anything new; motor car salesmen have Iwsn prac ticing auto-suggestion for years. The common herd 1», of course, made up of those people who make a little less money than you do. A shapely girl is Mary Jane. She got all wet out in the rain Her drew so thin Clung to her skin There is no losa without some gain. Eew statues are erected to men who think it treat to await davefof • A gr**at sorpn«* for the home knitters of Or» 1 nt t !l s fact Further menta. more. this yarn •• aloolutely virgin A Scio man was heard to remark wool yarn: th »■ >| was grown in Linn county. •• M> < ter« lolhei'rr- that his idea of a aensiblr style «■>u U 1 t< 1 . , (mills located at SellwoiHt), n . i. to worstvd yam by would I m * to make the legs of trous Roy 'I B. : of C. I'. Bisjiop, ers large enough to put 'em on over proprietor of 1) W .«»fen Mill Store of Salem. <»r* . >. kl itters try this yarn shoes. out. All....... . - r ball of 2 oxa The best thing to do if four busi* Hample« wnt on atml cation. Address C. B. bishop. Bo*. 7n. Salvm, Oregon. nera is poor, Is to work and work, and advertía* more Oregon Mi H mm InillUf T itm Wright & Poole MOR I K IANS l :».lM«kM« Best of ~<-rv* ... ix.th I'mfcasionally ami in i un. ral C onducting. lady %■«•.( always. Best of Equipment ami Brie,» Guaran- teed Eight for ».verybody. I ‘ hum a 15 l.KBANoN OREGON' Most people are «tepprrs. either of the high" or "mde" variety SHELBURN NEWS I Mrs J L. ilglrsbee visited her daughter. Mrs Archie Batea, at West Slayton Friday. Mrs Jim Hayes and daughter, Alice, of 'ilverton. and Ernest Mc Crae and family and Virgil Shilling of West Scio visited at the H. O. Shilling home Sunday Mrs. Alfred Powell and daughter. Maxine, sjent the week end in Cor vallis visiting with her mother and DR. A. G. PRILL PhsicUD ani Sinai Calls Attended Day or Night SCIO ORE» -. DR. FICQ i >1 : n T1ST i »titee Hours: 9 to 12 VM IJOloftP. M. G. F. Korinek Veterinarian BTAYTON, . • • OREGON Calls an.wervd bay or Night Tuberculin Testing ! ■ .>i. i the military ] May 28 When a countryman nays the city The annual "home-coming*’ day is wicked, say» an observer, <»oe can guess how be «pent his time while program, together with a memorial sermon, waa given at the M E he waa in the city. church heic yesterday at 11 a. m. Correct this sentence: "During A basket luncheon at noun waa a the five years of their married life feature of the day, and a large neither ha<l at any time pouted " crowd wan present to enjoy minute Our limited observation leads us of th»- day The dinner was served to believe that the Tut tango hasn't in the community hall. I the snap of the tut-tut tango. The gym supper, given at the hall Saturdav night. May 19. waa a fi How ruthl«*saly he crushed me. nancial success. Net proceeds were Beneath his massive feet; $35. How cruelty he nn<h«*d me Another curious thing about the human mind ia the belief of a pro hibitionist that the police are en forcing the liquor laws when a ne gro hootch joint is raided. Why not call in the mediums to ask Old Noah where the dove of peace is? A CHIP OFF TH»: (»ID BUN K »♦♦♦♦eeeeeeeeeee**««« Scio Meat Market Fresh and Cured Meat- Bacon Lard- Sausage We buy your Veal and Dressed Hogs Holecliek Bios, Scio, Ora. Props. I A Scio housewife »a>» the sugar are working on the road from l<ee trust will have us in a sweet meas. (¡eorge’s farm to the ladfler hill. Opal Shilling is staying at her All we now long for is to lie as father's home now. since her school smart as we thought we were at 18. is out. The familiar saving They can get away with murder." strange as New« from Lyons. i it may seem, was coined several To sound of music beat. I dared not enter protest, Tho he made my sole thump. He waa a man while I am Just a dancing pump. "What you nerd is a car.’’ said Salesman McGurk, "to take a ride when you've finished your work. After dinner on Sunday you can go for a spin across valleys and hills to a roadside inn.** I believed what he mid and bought a machine, but then something happ-ned which I hadn’t foraeen. for my eon took the car across valleys ami hills, while I stayed at home and settled the bills. Several women and children here have been engaged to pick straw berries for Mr. lxM»se near Stay ton. beginning this week. J. H Johnston and family were business visitors in Mehama Wed nesday eveing. Robert Shilta »pent the week-end with home folks, returning to Grand Ronde Sunday night. Joe Barry haa fieen working in the cemetery this week. 0. M Baker and family of Kings- ton were recent visitors in Lyons and Mill City. More rain for May. Sunshine for June. SALT We are carrying a large stock of Leslie’s Salt Table and Dairy Whitney, 50 lb sacks Empire. 50 lb sacks Half Ground 85c 95c 50 pounds. Hinds Scio Mill & Elevator Co < ► Pure-bred Bulls Valuable Asset Dairy Herds from Pure-bred S ns slow an average in crease of 48 pci cent in financial returns over dairy he ids produced from scrulia, according to U. S. licpart- nicnt of Agriculture. Start the New Year with a pure-bred bull at the head of your dairv herd. Condensery, Scio, Oregon ; v*ss8seeseseeeess»seossssss Riley Shelton Real Estate Broker and Notary Public ^dbttrath Obtained, fjumintJ OREGON to Re-tir»? is>» »<«> Shelton Bros. «asas arasa a a a. Want* nil your Excursion to O. A. C. Poultry Linn county excursion to the home experiment station at ft A. C. will be June 13 and 14. Linn coun ty was so well represented in the first annual county excursion last year that two days have been allot ted it thia year. The excursionists For ths summer outirg trip« get will have an opportunity to observe a Pendleton Auto Robe. Indian the experiments being csrried Blanket or Steamer Rug. Big stock by the various departments of to choose from. Bishop's. Salem. home experiment station. S. H. Goin was in from his farm aad paid ua a friendly vim I, to Furnishings Notions tournament Theron Russell transacted busi ness in Scio last Thursday. Charles McCallister was in Salem on business Monday. Arch Dudley and wife and I. V. McAdoo and wife visited at the G. M. Frollinger home last Wednesday night and listened to the radio con cert It is -aid the visitors highly enjoyi-d the visit and it was their first time to “listen in” on a radio. Daus and Litus iMsimr attended a show in Salem Saturday evening. Jim Trolbngei and a crew of men years ago. $1.45 ! to i 1.46 to • 1.45 to s May 29 ■ ■ . - Seasonable Apparel ^eade Howdy Erie« da: You mav sir.you HAROLD ALBRO, may perfume, a suit if you will, but Manufacturing Optician gas smells from the cleaners will cling to it still. ■■ --------------------------- -------------- seeeoewsessseoeeseeeeeseeeeef ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ STRIKE C ^ptout e trist. H imitili The Scio Tribune .. — To know how good a ciqarotlo raaliy oan be ma you muai try a A Good Spirit ol Servire W< hs* > >• » sud that !.. ' . ! .tor vi»i an. The Spirit V l> slo*h we do thing» f yuu in onr «tvt» »- • moreirralnjrings pvrhaas. than.lb»- Uwnmghnea« ami d«- perMlal>iiit> with which they are done. * V i i, Edi tortai» ■ « * Will Pay Top Prices [FISK ^TIRES^J SHELTON BROS. SCK), OREGON I am in the market baying Mohair and Wool Bring me your Mohair and Wool will treat you right. G E. Rodgers, Scio, Or.* Subscribe for the Tn bcm r
