The Scio tribune., June 28, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
Look Here! Listen!
TO OUK OUT <1F TOWN PA I BON*
We de» I re to announce that we
have the facilities U» teat your
eye» ami complete the gla»»«-«
all under our own personal su-
pervi» ion.
T hi 'K jì UAT. June
1 normalcy If you are
fm the barveat sea*
<■«. to rep!«*ui«h tlioae
oipidy j.I-
We have
' •tlier itrlich » suitable
2». 1923
It I« all right to hit a fly when he
I« down.
Qptome/risi
A lbany
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S me neighbor« will take anything
umca
except a bint
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HAROLD ALBRO,
Mrs. J W Lucius and cl Iren
The peak of prices means the part of Bermidji. Minn who hav< I
spending four month» with her i .r
eeeeooeoeoeooeeoo«aeeeeeee you «tuck with.
ante. Mr and Mrs. J >• Mr ■ <-r ■ left
Why »utter with Headache»?
The picnic seaaon ha« «tarte d for their home <>n Wednesday of
last week
Have Year Eye« Eiamiacd
Buy an umbrella.
Manufacturing Optician
S. T. FRENCH
Oradwile Optom«trl»t
With
F.M.French&Sona
Jeweler» and Opticians
ALBANY.
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OREGON
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Ortfoi Mat Nome hittin? Yims
A great surprise for the h<>m* ■ ■
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of Orvgisi. but »till a fact. Further
more, this yarn la atwolutaly virgin
wool yam. the wool was grown in I.inn
county, sold by Mr. Sender. totheiJr*
goti worsted Company (mill, he ated al
Sellwood!, marie into worsted yarn by
Roy T. Bishop, »on of C I’. it I» bop
iiniprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of
Salem. Oregon knitter» try U * va-
out. All colors. 4.V per boll of or.
Samples sent on appHcatioo
Addr<-
(J. P. bishop, Box 76. Salem, «»r. goi .
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Wright & Poole
MORTICIANS
U«i!w»»k»« «
Beet of Service, both Prufemionally
end in Funrrel Conducting
l.ady Assistant always. Beat of
Equipment and Prices i<unr»ri
teed Right for Everybody.
P m »»S lb
OREGON
LEBANON
DR. A. G. PRILL
PhuciaB ani Sonai
Calls Attendili
Day or Night
SCIO
ORE
George Gard 1 pie of (latra
Many an amateur gardener grow« crushed to death Monday while
nothing but disgust.
A larg< log
working in the w<- «1»
fell from a »par tree im| >' ■
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on the stub of a maple tree wh
It*« «lark and dreary weather.
pierced through hi« Imwel»
U ith lota and iota of rain
If conditions don't tret bettor.
We’ll ail have financial pain.
While working with the
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lion on the high power line at Har­
risburg last Saturday. I- >»d M<
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Everybody is good at whooping if Kamey. age 25. wn* instantly ►
up for improvements of a nature when hr came in contact » 'th tw
that don’t require any effort on live wires, thus causing tin- hu h
voltage to pass through Io- 1« i>
their part, but if It does, they
al ent nobody home, either
Mrs Joe Munker« r< <• v«-; a>
A. rk or a little help financially.
last week that her voder. Mr» Ji. a
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Hendrick«, wh■ ■
The editors of the state have besn Calif . was in a critical condition in
•■»iMciallv invited to meat President a hospital in Oakland from n r > ■
Harding in Portland on Wednesday. of paralysis
Mrs Hendrick« »
July 4. Some honor, we’ll say. and be remembered by many p> >p!e •
»»• most editors will accept Port­ as she visited relative» in Or» c t
land ought to have the biggest in- several years ago
tlux of people in its history,
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The largest industrial deal in re-
cent yrant in thi» tart of I :nn c<>un
ly was conaumated la«t Fri !»v wl n
the l>lanon light at 1 water i >
was sold to the M iunta ■ Stat»
Power Company, owner« <>f « mv
group of public utility | an « in Or-
gon. Washington and Idnh
1 h.
deal involvra property xnlic I at
about f 100.000.
The big fight at Shelby, Moat., oa
the Fourth 1« attracting world-wid«
attention. With this big evaat has
come a remarkable growth and •
prominence to Shelby that was un­
known
It is publicity and a pulling
together nf the husin««« men and
the farmers that are responsible for
this, and shows what can b« don«
Mrs. Mary E. Quigley L < 1» mat v
when ail are pulling together and years y »unger thr-<- day», and it'-
not apart.
because her friend» (young ami old)
did not forget her birthday
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Is affectionately called "grie dnm
News From Lyons.
having paam-d the three we o«- an-’
June 26
Heyi
Special Ground 1 lay Salt,
per 100 pounds . . . .
$1.00
50 Ibst Compressed Cylinders
Hain . . •
Salpi iurized
$1.15
$1.25
Scio Mill & Elevator Co.
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Pure-bred Bulls
Valuable Asset
Dairy llmh fnon Purr Liv.J S >.- s <>w an average in­
ten mile poet. The Sunday
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i presented her with two h< mtiful
crease «>1 4.H J.
cent IL fi
returns over dairy
Mr. D C, Abels was quit« sick handmade handkerchiefs. I m - d> r<
hcids produced fn>ui acrul». acvx»r*l ij; to U S. Depart­
cviving 45 birthday card«.
veral day« thi« week
ment ui Agriculture.
DR. FICQ
Mrs A. Reaver and Mr«. Clyde
Mr«. Christina E«< n in. th-r f
Sherman of Dallas were week-end Rev. Albyn Eason, paswd aw i> in
visitor« at the home of their par­ Oregon City June 16th
Mr» f
n
Office Hour»:
• to 12 A. M.
1:30 to b I’ M
ent«, the IL Shelton».
came to Oregon in Ih .J with lo t
Willis Brown had th« misfortune parents, who settled on H 'Well I'rm
to break hi» arm while cranking his rie
Her married life war »iH-nFon
Ford one day last week.
i the homestead near Gcrvn
where
Our good roads are coming right her family was born and ra <
Condenaery, Scio, Oregon
STAYTON.
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OREGON along under «uoervision of the state The funeral was held Sunday at the
road
builders
and
John
C.
Penland.
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Calls anawervd Pay nr Mght
old Pioneer church neerGervai-
Tuberculin Testing
The grade work is well under way
and it i» understood it is to be a
«tale project to continue <»o to com
pletion. regardless of the coat.
Mrs. J. H. Johnston sod children
returned home Sunday after visiting
a week in 1 a comb at th« Clyde
Thomas home.
1, 4, 6, S and 10 inch, per tkunisiind
114. (X)
I he community suction sal« to be
2, 4. ♦». K. 10 und 12 inch. |w*r thou-arnl
14<>O
held in Lyon« on Saturday. June 30,
1, 12, 14. ull legal, |wr Lhousutod w *
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15.00
promisee to be a suceasa. Th« la-
All ailed churged n 2.5 h
die» club will serve dinner at the
community hail at noon. Every­
thing from a phonograph to • J«r-
On the Wain place
24 mil«« *» ilhweat of Scio, Oregon
- v cow ha« been listed snd people
m g< neral ar« taking quite an intor-
• t
F N. Woodry of Salem has
A. Ewing,
T. J. bankers,
been «ecu ml as the auctioneer
President
Vice Pre».
Come, he with us. and buy whet yon
E. D. Myers. Cashier
Fresh and Cured Meat —
Real ¡.state Proper
want
Get a good dinner and go
Bacon — Lard—Sausage
and /Notary Public
home happy. Proceed» of dinner
Ihsbutis Obtained. Examined
We buy your Veal and
go to the M E. minister's salary.
Dressed Hogs
OREGON
Mr« Ex) Tuseck and Caddie Mar­
Does a General Banking
Business. Interest paid
tin are viewing in the Rose City.
Hulocliek Brot» , I’rops.
on time deposits.
«. BRYANT
O M Raker, car dealer at Kings­
Scio. Ore.
ton. ha» l>een quite busy oo profee-
Attorney at Law
Eo« SAL* -Old paprra. >0c
«tonal
Cusick Hank Bldg.
bundle at the Tribune office.
¡ALBANY
OREGON
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DEvrisr
G. F. Korinek
Oregon Milk Company
Veterinarian
Lumber
Rough and Plain
Hrudka Mill & Lumber Co,
Scio Meat Market
Kiley Shelton
The Scia State Bank
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