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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1923)
I The Scio Tribune Local Jfew» ami Classi fin I Page 4 LOCAL BREVITIES | Hagev, lb« Jeweler, loss just iv- C. F. Sargenl waa la Albany Sat ceived another lot of L<~*t quality urday. Price Neal and Steri« Goin and family were in Albany Sunday visiting friends wifs Bps nt the Fourth in Albaav. Machine Shop Opened Sewing Machine Nre«llcs. assort«- I to suit you, for all makes of ma chines Mylo Bartu and wife wer« In Aumsville Saturday. H S John« ton ha»« returned !•> S io • d opened a general the J. F. We»«ly home. I am now nrapan-l to F ie your Saw». Filing and tfumminy. and do aii kind-of Turn)r./in Wood and Iron Portland took care of the largest crowd in its history vesterday. Hie occasion living the visit uf Presi dent Harding It was an ideal d.«y The children of Mr. and Mrs. | N. I. Morrison waa transacting Goerge Merdian came up from Por business in Salem Munday. tland Sunday and spent the day with ’ them. Mr Whitney of Albany spent 8uo- in every way. 1 have the tie«! market for Fat . day with J. D. Dsnsmur», luimbe and Sheep that can lw had. | Ed Jones and Fred Bilyeu went to So before selling, call me for price« Salem Monday In Ed's new Ford J. L. Rodgers 34tf A E. W agner. of th« Scio G ream- We ar« in th« market for clean, ery, k Installing a half-toe refrlg dry chlttlm bark, any quantities at rea tur. top market price« See us before Elmer Yocubeta and wife are you sell. Also have several hundred here Icom («rand Runde us» a viait sacks fur your bark, dj'" each. J. I to relatives. F Weaely. the Grocer. 4 6 tic M im Bertha Whilecraflof Albany »pent Sunday with hea sister. Mrs. I V. McAdoo. .Mn < has. Rciuller and children I Portland arc visiting at the home <d Joe Patrny. Professor Tobis and family ami W D. Reed and family ptcnieed near Corvallis the Fourth. / Mr and Mrs. W. E. Crows of Portland are spending the week with Mr and Mrs. A. A. Muck, on rout« 1. Your A'cxf Goal You have finish«-,! high school and, like all wide awake graduates, are loosing to college The State of < 'rvgwn of fers you the best of train ing and 8 collegiate de gnw In the leading our- suits and professions, as follows: Engineering. Agriculture, Coin meree. Forestry, Hom«- Eeonom ice, Military Science ami rartie« Mining, Pharmacy. Vocational Education, and Music Student life at the <’«>! lege is rich in opportuni ties for leadership ami personal cultnre. FALL TERM SIPTIMBER 2H, 1923 OPENS For information write to THE REGISTRAR Oregon Agricultural t'nllcgv Corvallis The big Willys-Knight ear of Dr. Prill was accidentally run into by T. II. Prospal. doing considerable dam age. R»y Shelton and family cam« up from Salem Sunday to visit home folks, ami while here attended nhe ball game. G. L Flanagan has purchased a Ford Sedan. and now he is reckoned along with the reel of ua-expenaes will pile up. Chas Ch re has purchased a End- son tractor from Fred Bilyeu i I Jones of Shelburn is also the owner of a new Ford touring car purcn «- I Just receive«! A nice assortment of silk h<»»e Men's in black, brown and grey at 5(X ami I <W per pair * Hassler A Jones are just complet Ladies, all colors Prices 1 (Ml. 1 So, i ing • lol of painting in Jrffer-«», and 2 00 per pair. \\.«.i i 12 cords uf big fir wood, and when they get through there The Peoples Store. Scio, Ore and free from will go to Stay ton and fir eh a I g J.«« k I krniscy «.till h«il«l« the I k- li -i .ire at the Tribune apartment house for Jack J -n- . «ì'.impi. usi q« Is-lt ««o «i rvfcr««-« ! < «flier <lix»i««n as heavy weight prise ligh Henry Curl, wife and daughter of Six y«-ar old cow. giving ter of the world, but l otninv ( ol»- 1 r S , The Dallas. Oregon, wen- in Sc iv<- - >f milk per day; fresh I mais niA«lc him know hr had the tw i -t th« See Art Letten- Monday. Henry was calling on re real article l*ci.irc him and staid! rm« -r. r ut<- 3. box 16. 47p the full l.'i nmnds. stives and looking up sch >1 mat* and chums uf his boyhood day ■ • I« t y««ur supply now. J. S Stitcha and wifi*. Mi««*« Vella I ■nt < Io«* a k n in the |>atch. 4c lb. 1. V. McAdoo and wife amt J l> Brenner and Dorris W’eddle. E II ¡ehi.- S-e Frank Zavodsky, Hobson andw ife attended a Hal I game Densmore. wife ami son spent th«- route 2. Scio, Oregon. in Portland Sunday The* were Fourth in Portland, serin« the pr« somewhat disappointed. as they did VN i f l i U*rry pickers for logan- dent, taking in the shows. ami vi-.t not get to see as good a game as w as i-i ■ ■■ f -fAt-itcape. -I acres al- played here. mg at the home of W. F. McAii Highest prices paid. E F Kr«;*s. route 4, Scio, Men We now have a comp ete 44tf , Loganberries for sale 2c a tmund line of summer underwear in athlet in patch. 3c a pound picked. I i S • I ■ 11.iv; a mixture of ic style, porous knit with -h-*rt Frank Hora. Scio, Ore. route I. xetci . gu-i ->atsand whaat,about sleeve« and knee length; also flat III tm in >n or kwa; also have >. « < «t hay of al»«>ut the knit in short sleeves and km*«- - it:‘ • .« : mt. I). A. Stoildart, The People» Store. Scio. the. She bum, Oregon. Joe Wesely and Jeff Bilyeu went A w b ng Ettersburg Straw- High Class Photoplays Only to the Crown mines Friday to >. fi >. Ii»ave orders with V Frio i . indeman, route 1, over the oroauects there for a rn h Bl VUO MUMlO S<- . <>i . and vour orders will strike of precious metais They ■I ii -i at projM-r time. Price. JULY 8 and 9 were greatly pleaaed with their vi-it ■ at patch, or $1 25 post and feel that a rich strike is >n t«> paid. Globe - Albany John Shindler has purchased a new Overland coupe and Rolla Shelton an Overland touring car through the ' Bartu Motor Company. be made. 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There is no drugs in our methods just the bar« hand in the adjustment of the spine, which, when corrected, will give easy acc«-ss of all the nervea to all parts of the body to do their work well and effectively. where to spend it Newport I illnmook Benches “Orvgm'v old Favor it** •'Portland's Popular Itraot ta" Oregon Caves No matter what your ailment whether rheumatism, paralysis, nervous breakdown. stomach trouble of long standing, or any of the many ____ ills th« human flesh is heir to. w«- give you almost instant relief, and a few adjtwtmenta in moat cimr will effect a cure. Chiropractic convince you by giving it a trial. Crater Lake ‘■Nature "a Hubterraneati Won «ieri and" •‘The '»Mpj»hirr Sea of Signer * Oregon’s mountain, lake and river resorts •'Whrrv th«- car«-« of yt«ler«ia> i«r*- soon forgotten” Can in and see Dr. Scofield San Francisco ♦ ♦ « ♦ Consultation without charge ♦ 4 n nt , The Fed- ms f Sixikane, Wash., m ma through the Forks • tii- S mtiam National Farm I an A -«H-iation in amounts MX) fot i par i I -f - to years, on first mort- g .-«irity ln«|uire of W H. M< Lam, Sec. I reas.. route 2. S<n Dreg««n I Ip LOWE &. MORRISON ♦ ♦ < H > ► ♦ ► ♦ ► 4 t ♦ t ♦ M. • [• «•■ < l,.«t . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ *«s*****»s«*»«**»******M*s*s**se < it t EFFECTIVE ► 4 Meals at All Hours Cleaning out the race for the S<-> Mill A Elevator Co. was begun tl. « morning by draining the water, (after which the race will be d<••, ened and other repairs d--ne MEANS I Scio Hotel &, Restaurant from Mr. Bilyeu. CHIROPRACTIC A I H. S. Johnston, Prop. DBS. 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