The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, June 05, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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The Scio Tribune
Local .Yew« and Classified
Ten car load* of boy* from Albany
Y«s, we have It —Lincoln Auto Committee Select* Monument
Paint.
Fred T. Bilyeu
C liege pasted through Seio Thurs­
The committee tn rsiw the funds day ev.-mng enrnu’» tn Cleveland
Roe Phillipa and wife «era in Al-
W J. Chr<>mv was a business vi*-
and select the monument ta he Rck tn «pen i Mem »rial Day holiday.
bauv Monday on business.
(tor in Portland Tuesday.
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erected in honor of Elder Joab Pow­ F riday morning whil« opening a can
Mrs
Virgil
Hackle
tn
an
and
Misa
ell and the 19 original member« of' of c ffe« one of the boys cut his
her
Miss Hazel Hall returned to
Yes. we h*v* it—Lincoln Auto
Iva
Bates
of
Albany
spent
Decora
­
the Providence church, met In Sa­ hand quite badly and «»me of th«
home in Albany last Thursday «ven-
Paint.
Fr«d T. Bilveu
tion
Day
in
Scio
lem last Saturday at the Salem boya brought hin to Scio to * phy­
ingt
E H. Hobson of Salem was in
Pete Barry and Vidah Weasner, Monumental Works and «elected a sician to have it dr.-seed.
J. I) Densmore and wife were in
Scio Monday.
both of Lyons, were married in Al­ five-ton monument, which will bear
Salem Saturday afternoon on busi­
ail the historical name* of that
bany last Saturday.
Wilbur Ba vis is now boarding
ness
grand body of men and women «ho
with Mr*. Thoma
There will be regular church aer-
brought the Providence church into
Mrs. Irnia Shotwell, one of the
vices
al the Baptist church Sunday,
Mr*. G. H. Jett and children of
existence away bark there in 1853.
High Senmil teachers during th«
to which all are invited.
Portland were guests of Mrs. I) C. past year, has been employed to
The committee is composed of Ri- “The Snow Bride." a story of th«
D. C. and Mr*. Thoms with their lev Shelton. Jefferson Myers, Prof.
Thoma oyer the week end.
Far N<>rth Gladial Torrents. Star
teach at Halsev the coming year.
guests. Mrs Jett and children spent J. B Horner and W. L. Jackaon.
Theatre. Stayton. Sunday.
Decoration Dav in Corvallis.
While all the funds are not in sight, I J hn Eiver - >n in "Rod Hot Ro-
it
is bdeived all the money will be
mancij." a First National picture.
Wm. Ring cam»- down from Port­
Also a Mack Sennut t comedy. "The
raiwd
before
the
dedication
day
ar
­
land last Wednesday to spend a few
D. k Hunter." Star Theatre,
rive».
The
monument
will
be
in
■ days with hi* friend. J. L. Kelly.
Slayton, Saturday.
place for the annual meeting of the
Jess Rodgers Shipped a double
society on Sunday. June 15. when it For Sale Full blood Fox Terrier
load of soeep to Portland Tuesday.
Willard Batten«* have charged bone dry plate*.
pdppies. Inquire of C. C. Bilveu,
is expect»»! several thousand wili at­
They are as new the day they leave our shelve«
Guy Johnson made th« trip also.
at the confecth-nery.
43-c
tend. Prominent sneakers will be
a* the day they left the factory.
Profsasor and Mrs. L H. Ramsey »ecured, a basket dinner served at Farm Loans Money at 5j% with
Willard Batterie* w ill stand the heavy current
nominal commission; prepayment
left Tuesday morning fur Portland, noon and other features will mark
flow and can again be recharged. Call and con­
privvedgea after first year. Wm.
where
they
will
spend
the
summer.
the day.
vince yourselves.
Bain. Albany Ore.
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Clifford Sb-1 ton and Darrel Knauf
Willard Battery Station
Strawberries For sale at 5c per
of Camaa, Wash., attended the grad
Graduate* Get Diploma*
i>- und. you come and pick them.
nation exercise« Thursday evening
They are the Marshall variety.
Lghtmng oil tests for your Ford.
Fred T Bilyeu
We Build Willard nBn Batteries
For Hard Work
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Bartu Motor Company
Scio, Oregon
Overland Dealers and Garage Mm
Will Op en My Shoe and Harness
Repairing Shop on June I Oth
When l h ope to meet anil satisfy nil who have work in mv line.
(»00 * workmanship, reason»I>lc wives and promptness will lx
my Ixst advertisement.
Shop ,ust north of Sain
in Stoller's
Stoller'» rcsi-
rc»i-
it«nee on Main street.
Joseph Vejvoda
Scio, Oregon
rgwtwwaawws
Every Saturday Is Bargain Day .
Look in our window and srr bow cheap and
what good meat you can get for your money.
Every Day
Prices
Meat
Every Day
Globe - Albany
Prices
Smoked Meat
Choice Light Racon
Heavy Racon . .........
Shoulders...................
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WeKiuMiJ....................
Bologna.....................
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Summer Sausage ..
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ilim..........................
Pork
eel
..a«-iOo
12el13o
..I6C1ÖC
Good Boil...
Roast...........
Steak».........
Roast ....
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Salt Pork
I4c-l&e
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Scio Meat Market
Holcchek Broa., Props.
Scio, Oregon
íáJlM
Cool, Clean Milk
Prevents souring. Avoid this
loss by cooling quickly and
keeping milk where plenty of
fresh air circulates, preferably
in the open.
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t te .
Oregon Milk Company
Condenaery, Scio, Oregon
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Kos
SHIPLEY’S
Women * Misse* and Children's
Clothing and Halwrdnshery
Popular
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The school house was well filled
See Elsie Limbeck, or phone 156,
Meadamea A. E Shannon, Itebecra
Scio.
43-p
last
Thursday
night
when
the
grad
­
Morris. A. W Hager, and J L.
uation
exercises
fur
the
seven
boys
Found Sack of flour Monday after­
Rodgers drove to Jefferson Sunday
occurred. Each performed their
noon, between Seio and West Scio.
afternoon.
Owner may have same by calling
part well, and those who took part
I. V. McAdoo and wife spent Dec­
at the Tribune office and paying
in assisting with the program also
oration Day in Woodbum. where lie
fur this ad.
performed well. The stage waj
the remains of Mr* McAdoo's father
tastily deooratad with the colors of For Sale A fine large registered
and mother.
Holstein bull, born Sept. 1, 1919.
the class, lavender and yellow, which
Pictures or pedigree furnished on
Marion Arnold and wife left for made a handsome background. The
request
Inquire of Ira B. Ser-
their new home in Eugene Friday add re«* of the .vening »»» del>v
fiing, Sciu, Oregon.
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morning* Mr. Arnold will lx em­ ered by Prof. S. M. P. Dolan of the
Money to D-nn nt SJ' at —The Fed­
ployed in the p.** toffice there.
engineering department of 0. A. (' ,
eral L ind Rank of Spokane. Wash.,
Prof. Watenpaugh was over from and his subject »»• "Play Fair.”
will make loans through the Forks
of the Santiam National Farm
Corvallis Decoration Day. He is Much good food for thought was
I. an Association in amounts from
th« new principal of of the Seio I distributed throughout the talk.
IKK) t» $25,000, for a period of
High School for the ensuing year.
5 to 34} years, on first moruage
Day Spent Quietly
security. Inquire of W H McLain.
Rev. J. Y. Stewart will preach in
Sec. Tri as., route 2, Scio. Oregon.
th« Christian church Sunday morn­
lulv 17-p.
Decoration Dav was spent quietly
ing. Th« text will be "Feed My
in Scio, many going to the Cemeter­
Lambs." You are invite«! to come
ies and decorating the graves, oth­
Erma Caiavan came up from Port­ ers on picnics and fishing parties,
land th« middle of last week to vis­ but there was no exercises staged
it with th« frmily of Dr. Prill I, re­ It is entirely fitting that this day
Playing I irst Kun Pictures of 1924
turning home th« first of th« week. should be spent as quietly as possible,
SUNDAY-MONDAY
E. D. Myers and wife and J. 8. and our ixople are no exception to
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this
rule.
Sticha and wife left early Friday
Cecil H. DeMille's
morning for Oregon Caves near
Mrs. Vilas Philippi and daughter,
Granta Paas. They returned Sun­ I
day night.
Alma. Mrs. F<ed Jones. Mrs. R. L
Jes« Rodgers and daughter. Ger- Hixon and Miss Ia-taCouey attended
aidin«, and Mr* Rodgers' mother, the Cinderella ballet dance in Salem
Mrs. A. E. Shannon, and Gilbert Monday night given by Mrs Whit«’«
McDonald and son, Vincent, drove clam. The visitors say the exercises
were good, but that too many hours
to Albany Memorial Dav.
Th« Richardson Gap Z. C. B.
lodge has purchased the plot
, .
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ground on which stood the cheese
factory which burned down two
years ago. the deed being transferred
last Monday.
Stayton is planning a two-day 4th
of July celebration, and have issued
two-color posters announcing the
event. Water sports and other di­
versions of a like nature will feature
the celebration.
Albert Randle and Mies Daisy
Buckner of Albany came out Friday
to take charge of the postoltice dur­
ing the absence of postmaster Sticha
and wife. Miss Buckner preceded
Mr. Sticha as postmistress.
E. C. Shelton and wife. Art Shel­
ton and wife, Elden Knauf, and
Henry Bilyeu and wife of Lebanon,
left Wednesday for Belknap Springs
in lane county, to spend a month
recuperating and rusticating
The 52d annual reunion of the
Oregon Pioneer Association will he
held at the auditorium in Portland
on Thursday, June 19, 1924
The
speakers will include Mayor Baker.
Hoc. Gao. M. Brown and others.
Seio defeated the Bakers nine of
Salem by a score w« are ashamed
to annouoc«. Nest Saturday Scio
will play at Lebanon, the occasion
being the annual strawberry festival,
which will no doubt Jraw a large
were consumed, nearly four hours
of estreme heat and activity trying
.
the nerves of the participant*
TRIUMPH’
His Latest Succeaa.
Made wince the "Ten Command­
ment»," and von have to go back
to ‘Male and remai«' ano 'Man­
slaughter' for a comparison to
‘.Triumph.'
r-’OoN-
The Fighting Coward
I
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ZforcL Service
With Genuine Ford Parts
What It Really Means
SESK
It means (irnuinr Ford Parts, fit) per cent of which
retail for l< m than 10 cent*. It means a rejmir shop
where Expert Ford Mechanics |>crform the work.
It means giving liotmt, Courteous, Prompt atten­
tion to the Ford Owner's every need.
It mca. s to constantly supply you with a Ford Ser­
vice that will make you and keep you an enthusiastic
mcinlxr of the great Ford family.
We arc Authorised Ford Dealers.
w e can supply you with any priMluct the Fort! Mo­
tor Co. makes.
FRED T. BILYEU
Authorised Sales an<l Service
Phone 27
Scio, Oregon