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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1923)
• • * : •■•I . xK*xJv. - Z r » ' • Local Xe tri and Classified raße H I | LOCAL BREVITIES Vilas Philippi and wife were io Sa MOOMOOOOOOOOOOCm 0fM>* OOO0 lem Saturday. Frank Bartu was in Satan on Owen Garland was over from Lib- busineM Monday afternoon. J. D. Densmore was in Albany oo Mrs. Florence Everett was in Sa business Tuesday afternoon. anon Friday Mrs E II Hobson returned Tues day evening from a trip to southern Mrs. Katherine Kester is nursing Oregon. in Brownsville. (jet your Berry taxes and crates Miss Frances Eckert was a week now, while our stock is complete. end guest of friends in Mont', J. E Weaaly. W. A. Hunt of Lebanon visited Mrs J. D Densmore attended his son, Charley. In Scio Friday commencement exernaa« in Albany F. A. Thoms of Portland sj>ent the Tuesday evening. week-end with his brother, D. ('. Riley ('alavan of Portland, an old- Thoms. tmo- r<-«id«mt of Scio is calling on Mrs. Thoms and Misses Wirth, old friends here. Eckert, and Skei spent Decoration in F.-l Gilkey has returned from Ka Corvallia is in. Wash and is working for the Mias Leila Coney msde h* r u- :« county <>n road work. trip to Salem Saturday to take her Miw Ertala Thayer, who taught music lesson. school mai Oregon City the pa»t "Aunt Becky” Murns vi .t<-1 her year, haa returned home daughter, Mrs. Anna Blount, in lm* Saturday. bany laat week. a ■ ». / Z *' ' / ' .Mi«» Agnra We*elv came up from Portland Saturday evening and apent Marion Arnold and wife return- >1 Sunday with home folks. Saturday night from Eugene, wl • u they spent their vacation. A tiah ladder haa been erected at Mr. Paul Robinson and Mi Ma*y th.- dam mar Mill City, accord in« to Thoms fromO. A. C. were gue»i» of information received here. Mrs. D. C. Thoms Sunday. Wilson Richardson attended the Mrs. Albert Young came L no- Jersey Jubilee at Pickford Bros, She la re- rm ch near Marion last Thursday. from Albany Saturday covering rapidly fiom her recent X large crowd attended the child* operotion rent day exercises and basket dinner Mieses Jennie Bishop and Marie at the < hruiian church last Sunday. l^euanon Bri A splendid pr urain was rendered. and Sommer of visiting their sister an d aunt, Mrs The commemoration services at Charley Hunt. 1‘rovi I- nee church next Sunday will 1 have the best market for Eat I«- an all- day affair, iwgmntng at Lambs and She»*p that can be had Id o'cl k A basket dinner will be So before selling, call me for pr»• • 34 If served at noon. J. L. Rodgers. M 1 Opal .M'-a|*elt left Tuesday Bernard Hunt, who remained in Lebanon to filnish the school year, f >r C : vallia to attend sutnmsr school after his parents moved to Scio. and Mi»- Oneila Mrspelt left for M -nniouth where »he will take a came home Friday. * ...... k’s con rar at the slate normal school. ■> Globe - Albany Special Füllt» Wtek Thursday - Friday "Crossroads oi New York" Satnrday “ KICK 1 N " Sumlav-Monday JACKIE COOGAN in “MY lurv SPECIAL MUSIC HOW TO SAVE MONE Y WHEN SHOPPING »V MBS HAM AND H AUXN OOOOOOOOOOOOOOC O <■ ■ clOOOOOOO (*. 1»M- Martes > It AIM I SOMETHING FOR NOTHING U Ls Just as hard as It »«cr was to An-I tlw* wcanaa wtei toupee Io buy XPcrOI i >«!• for "att-wooi ’ la getting more <»•’•••» than wool, and stortn« up trout* • f»r herself, foe after a few «reeks the "tergal*" of which she woe so pi u<l IS aura to be bopeleaelj Shabby, and aha finds beraalf with literally toothing for her |«I m It la a fslse Idea .if erononiy t at makes a ab»p|>er buy cheep all «A-l aergae and flannHa so thin and sleazy that they pull apart with the ae* nx It la mu-h better to get part •<■■! drees goods that nre firm and of a dursl-le color, where the quasi!'« of the initial expv.ee Is a prublmi While It dors always pay In the end to hu> the sU-woul aergae and flannel» rmieuiber you do out r*-< ttocoe thin«» for noth- «•< » him tiling for Doiliin« «Ik at the price of cutt-wi la a pit fall that trip* up many an unwary Good allka are eX|«oaire. shopper and you need not be surprised that the "•ilk Itwoaslns gown' that cos» you only tan dollars ls»t a<> lasted the summer throug» <>ne «-;h experience teaches ua that It ta better te buy a good quality of an unpreten Hotts fabric, than a poor quality -if an expensive one For instance, mercer ised fnularda and mulls are much bet ter buys than cheap «Ilk* that are weighted with tin «alts »nd other tilings that cause them to wear out quickly, and have very little silk In them say way And after the third or fourth wearing, your fr»«My lau -b red mull of cotton foulard will I- it m . h store attractive than a fntyed and wilted «11* On the same principle, any re«».«, Ing shopper ought to reflect when al>e sees "linen suiting' offered st te-*» and fifteen cents a yard, that tl is tlii|-■» Bible Io sell real Ui.en at that price Tour gixela will tie inly c.-ttnn. Marched and glnaacl tn look ttke linen Or If they contain any linen at all. It la woven from abort thread», and has no Btrength The “dressing*" *>f a’urch will all come out tn the first wash, and leave you a cloth that la thin and weak Many ahoiq>eni who think they ran not afford 1« pay the first • --at of g»x>d ma tartala are always dreaaed tn «hod dy, badly flttlng dothca, and tn the l«mg run e|Mwid more on dr«»» than the woman who knows h**w to tnveat In dependable gradea The Scio ball team went to Jor- dm Sunday afternoon and again won fr<>m the Jordanites by a «ore of 11 to 6 Th- boys are making good on C. C. Hall, chief forest ranger, the diamond, and we hope they will was in Scio Monday and gave an ad- up their record of win«. The Jordan drees to the pupils of the Scio >1« are good players, but are out- school». claawd by the Scioites Holechek Bro«, are improving ( 4. W B. G reel y. chief forester their meat market by putting in a re- of the U S . was in the county Sun- frigreator window for the display of lay and made an inspection of the their meats foriHts He was accompanied by Mrs. Julia Bilyeu and little C ('. Hall, of the Santiam forest daughter. Betty, of Kalama, Waah. range. His object in the inspection are visiting Mrs. Bilyeu's mother, was to look for white pine blister, Mrs. M. J. Fieklin. which is deadly to our pines. I 30 students from Albany college passed through Scio yesterday after noon on their way to Cleveland l>kr for a few days* outing. Where Will You Spend Your Vacation? —‘ ‘ Ort sjon Oil tdoors' * Itf.'d Out inf Booklet trill ht l/> you to decide HIS new 40-page illustrated T booklet is brimming full of details about sandy Iteaches, mountain resorts, campiag places, hotels and cottages. A- your local ticket agent for a eopy or if more convenient we will send you one by mail. Low Round Trip Ticket« Now on Sale! to the wonder «pote in Western Oregon. F’or further particular* aak your ticket agent or write to JOHN M SCOTT, General Paoaenger Agent Portland. Oregon. •<.**' Th© Scio Tribun« MEN WANTED for Logging Camp» Chaser« ...................................................... < 'linker Setters Wood Splitters and Track Men Board |1.20 per day. ! $6 00 5.75 ......... 4 50 ek. Whit »r apply Silver Falls Timber Co., Silvertou, Ore eeeeeaeaaaaaaaaaaaeaaeaaeeees «««»«<»»♦««ssseae******* P ried Young Chicken Dinner, with Strawberry Short Cake and 1^1 lec Cream,at Scio Hotel Sunday »«•••••••••••••«•••••••••••a******»♦«• aeeeeeeeesase* Count// Paragraph* Edited from our exchanges by Mrs. I. V McAdoo 112 pupils have been grad us tel from the Nth grade in the Albany *K-hools during the past year. The annual commencement exer-1 ciaet of Albany college were held Tuesday evening. Four candidate» for the degree of Bachelor of Arts were In the class this year. Word has l>een received in Albany that the Albany-Newport road is be ing worked and put in good shape i luncheon at the Albany hotel last Saturday served to the member« of the Thur* >i lub. Modern Travel er« club. P I O. Sisterhood. 2uth Century club, and the Thursday clnb of Riveraid.* community. The main object of thia meeting was to hear the report of Mr«. David Eroman, who was delegate to the State Fed- eration of W. men'» clubs at Med ford Subscribe to the Tribune. You'll find Your Want Here Ac P»I tiae Sul nothin« under Me per laeue for travel. For Sale -82 good ewes. 34 lambs. An Inter-denominational church |4.00 per heci. J. [). Densmore, was organised at a meeting held at I Seto, Oregon. the United Presbyterian church in For Sale Five Red pings, seven Albany last Saturday evening. The week» old See Frank Kukacks, Knights of Pythias hall has been Scio, Oregon. 43tf leased for a place of meeting. No For Sale Kale plants, SI.60 ¡ter pastor has vet been selected. 1000 in the patch. Guy Mc- Knight, route 2. Scio. 42tf Baccalaureate eervicea at Halaey last Sunday were attended by a large Ladiea, Attention! - Hemstitching ami inciting, 10 cents per yard. audience. Bring ti - v ur work. Mrs.C. A. Everett. Scio. Wm. M. Davidson. 79. and his wife, Rosetta, in her 76th year, who For Sale Cheap HO acre« of good reside at Brownsville, celebrated land. Write or call on Mrs Lou- their 56th wedding anniversary laat iae Gas*ner, route 2. box 81, Stayton. Ore«on. 44p Saturday. Paul Riffey and Eugene Fox of F’or Sale On- «, year-old and one 3- year >hl c a both milking; will Brownsville failed to make the turn freshen in September. Frta* $60 properly, when crossing the Cala- each. C. W. Bragg 40t4c pooia river bridge there Sunday and 30 L-gantarry Picker« Wanted- descended straight down about 20 Good camp ground, wood and wa feet toward the main channel of the ler free; g <1 dean patch. 6 mi. from Albany. Write L. K. Con- river and landed in the sand on the •er, Alban/. Ore., route 2. An- very edge of the deep stream 1 «cav swer immediately. 44p ing the car they climbed up to the street, receiving only a few scratch F’or Sale Five head of good milch cow«: 1 Jersey, I Durham, 3 es in this harrowing experience grade Holstens, all fresh 3 months The car was removed Monday morn ago; price $15 per head. Also ing and. though badly damaged, will 14 head of goats and 6 kida See Chas White, r. 2. Scio. 42tf be repaired. Rev. Woodworth of Brownsville Wanted L ganberrv picker«; good yard -n th«- Pacific highway, four not only preaches, but last week he miles north of Jefferson. Good went out to Riddle, where a new camp ground» Will pay ijc church is being built, to bold meet with i cent bonus to those who ings. and during the day time he stay thr ugh the picking Must bring your <-wn tents. For fur donned his overalls and aanisted with ther Information write G. H. Ray. J. L. Kelly and «on. Jack, and Mrs. painting the church. Jefferson. Ore., r. 1. 43t2c M J. Fieklin. Mrs. Fannie Lindley The Pacific Telephone and Tele and Mias Mavsel Hassler were »hop Money to L**an at 5|', The Fed graph company haa appropriated eral Land Bank -f Spokane, Wash., ping in Albany Monday. $20.000 fof remodeling and to pro will make loans through the Forks E. D. Myers and wife attended vide added facilities at Albany. A of the Santiam National Farm the baccalaureate exercises and ban switchboard addition was put in Loan Association in amounts from $100 to $25, 000, for a per quet given by president Kerr of O. last winter at a cost of $7,000. In iod of 5 to ;l li years, on first mort A. C. in Corvallis Sunday. the Albany office are 83 employes, gage security. Inquire of W H. Mrs. Snowie Kurre. niece of Mrs. drawing an annual wage of over Mcltan. Sec.-Trea«.. route 2, Scio, Oregon. 33tf A. Shanks, came up from Camas. $36.000. With.. to spend Decoration. She Mrs. Edna Geer haa just mailed For Sale Three male Du roc Jersey returned home the first of the week. 249 eighth grade diplomas to the Hogs; ready for delivery June 20 to 25; eligible for registry; very schools of the county. Petition* H. S. Nolan and family of Lacomb, best stock obtainable. Granddam have been received from Union High pawed through Scio last Thurwlay cost $s50. plus express charges on their wav to attend the Jersey No. I. at Crabtree and District No. from .Minnesota: sire weighed Jubilee at Pickford Bros, ranch, 2 of Providenc*. asking to consoli. 1030 pound» Pigs will be weaned date and also from Bilyeu Den. Jor ■nd abie to care for themaeivue. near Marion, and will weigh from 36 to 50 dan. and Schindler, which districts Lyle J. Ficklm came in from Port pounds each. Price 116 each, in have voted to combine. land Saturday night to see his moth cluding registration papers. See About 100 women attended the I Max Wesely. 43tf er. He left Sunday morning for Heppner on business. accompanied him. Verne Neal Jefferson Myers of Portland was the guest of his brother, E. D. My ers the first of the week while en route home from attending the bac calaureate exercises and a banquet given by preaident Kerr of 0. A. C. at CwrvailisSunday. Mr. Myer« wa nwMst s(O. A.Q LOWE & MORRISON RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS All funeral» given personal attention by Mr. Lows Services and I ncea Guaranteed to Satisfy r very t uatumer I July Attendant if desired tLX' a «* Equipment M. I. MoaaiBoB I ÌMHW -Day. W7 I‘hone— Kight, 3M eeeeeeeeeaaaa««»e • -te '4 . ÿ
