The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, May 29, 1924, Page 7, Image 7

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    The 3cio Tribune
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Ornerai News
LOCAL BREVITIES
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(Left ever frem les« week)
Sheep raisers of thia section are
beginning to sell their fleeces. Roe
Phillips has sold his fleeces to George
Rodgers, the price being 37c per
pound. Mr. Phillips had about 2000
pounds of wool.
A. F. Frederickson, who is acting
station agent at West Scio during
the absence of C. W. Hragg. •pent
Sunday at Hubbard.
Carol
Mrs. Lena
Ellis Donovan and wife.
Ward and mother; and
Peterson of Portland spent Sunday
with the C M D >n >vana. They
left Portland at 12 30 ami arrived
in Scio at 3:30 Sunday morning.
Word ha« been received here that
Fred Axe, who was badly injured
in a saw mill some time ago is so
much imptovvd as to b <ble to go
to his home at Waterloo. He will
not be able to do muco work thi«
summer.
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last Saturday Mr Holub of Scio
purchased at executor's sale in this
city, the entire Settling property,
locateci South of Scio, and comprised
33*) acre«. paying therefor 35.100. —
Albany Sunday Democrat, twenty-
five rears ago today.
Tuesday we rrceivsd a note from
Rolls* Morris, who 1» spending the
summer at Detroit, in which he
•ays; “Dear Editor: will you pleaee
send us the Tribune for toe summer
months? We can't get along with­
out new» from home while away."
George Warrick and wife of Leb.
Mr.
anon were in Scio Sunday
Warrick has*the contract for grad-
ing and graveling the roads for a
number of miles south and north
from Scio.
<J Remember prices are Cash or Produce
Special - Saturday - Special
Ten Percent Discount
On Every Dollar Purchase or Over
YOURS FOR SKItVK’E
Kelly’s Drug Store
Scio Mill & Elevator Company
A Good Place to I rade
SATURDAY SPECIALS at J. F. WESELY’S
$1.25 per Gallon
$5.00
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No. 24 Pineanple, best grade, regular
40c. per can
31c
No. 24 standard Pineapple
per can ...........................
27c
Regular 10c Toilet Paper,
4 rolls for.....................
25c
Gent’s Furnishings
Notions
On« Gallon to a customer
llotpoint
Curling
Iron.
was $B60
Now
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active. Special per
Lui day ntid Monday
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SPECIAL
3 lb«. Crescent Coffee, $1.15
1 lb. G. A. Pure Baking Powder, 20-
4.5c vani Serpentine Crepe for 40c
Jam«*« Conner, age 80, one of the
early pioneers if Linn county, died
at his home at Lacomb Friday night
of the infirmities of old age.
Bargains for Saturday
HIBLER <a GILL CO
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SATURDAY ONLY
E-Z-BOS Fly and Insect KILLER
Guaranteed to kill Flies and Lice on Cattle,
Horses. Hogs and Poultry
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$1.00 Per Gallon in bulk
Highly useful as an aid for the disinfecting of barns, stable*,
hog pens, chicken houses, etc.
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N. 1. MORRISON
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I .ant Thursday while splitting
wood Joe Oupor had the misfortune
to cut his left hand quite badly.
Four stitches were required to close
the wound.
The Peoples Theatre
Invites you to visit the «howing
of highclau pictures each Satur­
day and Sunday night. We are
«bowing the beat obtainable.
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The Scio Cash Produce
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Fred Mumpers, proprietor.
Bilyeu’s Confectionery
W- have installed our Cream Tester, and are readv to receive
your Cream and pav you the top price. We thank you for
your patience in indulging our unavoidable delay
Ice Cream
Soft Drinks
Fruits--Candies
Lunches
Tobaccos
Highest Cash Crier for Eggs, Poultry, I A/7. etc
Service with a Smile
Open Wednesday and Saturday nights until »:30, other eve­
nings by appointment
Will pay lc more in trade for eggs. Full line Feedsand Flour
WC BUY CMITTIM BARK —■Kite Ua Year Raal
The Winchester Store
Plymouth Hay Rope
Best Made
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The Peoples vStore
Specials for I riday and Saturday .
Royal Club, Edward« D< pendable
and Country Club Coffee«, per lb
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I**" pound oft on all
JL grades of Baking Powder
J. B. Couey, Proprietor
Scio, Ore.
IA )R1 ) ( IAHAGE
Mrs. Cora Pepper cut her han I
quite badly Monday while opening a
jar of fruit. Two stitches were re­
quired to close the wound.
C, M. Donovan and daughters,
Ina and Mary, were in Lebanon
Saturday.
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Colorado Field Fencing
Best Made
Mr. and Mrs H Everson and son.
Icdie. and Miss May of Eugene vis­
ited Joe Oupor and wife over Sun­
day. Mrs Everson and Mrs. Oupor
are cousins. They had not seen each
other for 39 years.
$1.25
For cow«, horses and pigs and
mites in chicken house«
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Electric
Iron
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J. F. WESELY. Grocer
Groceries
New Kerb dion «nd Florence Oil Stoves
Beat Made
Lang and Universal Ranges
Best Made
FRED T. BILYEU, Prop.
Ford Sales and Service
Genuine Ford Part«, CTC Tire and Tubes, Goodrich, Fisk
and Diamond Tin-«.
Trade in your storage battery on a Ford Battery.
Ix*t us figure with you on tho:.e diac wheels and Ruckateel
axle«.
Vecdol Fordo! for vour Ford Motor.
Valvoline, Hyvia, Golden Shell and Zerolene Motor Oils.
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Shoes Repaired I £ tfi
If your «hoes need figin’
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or harnesa need repair­
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Frank Kruml.tbe Sboeauker
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