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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1924)
The Scio Tribune 'General News People ar« today eonaidvritig tn re falle than hi former wars thr < n- hancementa to a tue<va«fi>l tifo rrp- reeenleil by the beat location natur ( CoaUnoed from page 4» ally. and where are supplied n -t worth the living than are to be abundantly all th»«e *equ -iti n« found In and about Albany. Thia that go to make life sw <-e«ful and statement is made without fear of happy. And ia it not true that, in successful contradiction. To thooe the deepest meaning of the word, who claim Albany their home mar- real success in life must be - • ket. after a thorough investigation rounded, at least in a degree. with of the merits set forth by other ; such attributes aa the business i’> n placua. thia statement ia unnecee- herein named are daily pr mding ‘ saiy; but will possibly be of benefit The publisher of this paper earn* to some readers who are casting estlv commends these n ■ > the about for a new field of opportuni- readers. and recommend* their »up- ty. where, in their business pur- port in the eicellent industri* <• they suits, they may become allied to pursue. that silent but moot agreeable pert- —• ner, "contentment." Subscribe m>w |l 75 the ve.<r Our Interests Are Mutual During the month of Inly, an.'-me who h. > l>ecn crit Rally’ill for si» niontl will ! . . \ ■ en a complete X-Ray of the spine FREE, if the spine is found in perfect condition. Reward - * PllJ»O ô Nation’s Flags Now Made by Machinery El NN ( <)( NEV'S GREATEST SALE ¿7 Factory Is in Philadelphia, Where the Country’s First Emblem Was Sewed. Big 20 per cent Reduction Absolutely nothing rc*crv<>lj F.vcty thing to wear for men and I m » vs New styles up-to-the-minute clothing, now selling Liss lt la a far ery firma tlw band mede flag uf Hrtsy K--»« io thè prvduetloa ut fiar» hjr mactitaery, «n<l y«*t Ih» era<lle »f tbe "Stara and Btrtpee“ tiaa rviMaln>'<l In l*l>lta<leipbia »Ine« il»« Symbol <»i our nailon «ras boro tbera 145 years »<•> The lradltl<*nal arti* of thl* wonian patriot petlratly finger in* thè colora «f a uew nailon, bas slilftrrl to lb« operation of ae>>r«e of tnaehin*-«, tiicrvivlng production a tbo<i*an<!fi>l<L ïrt, l’nel« Kam's flag factory la maintained In the quaker ■ tty, as a t>ran<-ti of the War department, charged with the responsibility of tnakink all the ting* u«e,j t>y ths army. Thia ob tlroth-n involves the manufacture of 20 per cent (bir store has l>een crowded ever since we announced our BIG SALE, Ilunk of wh.it a s.iiin. 20 means to you! This BIG SALE will last only .i few more day,, some come in this week Albany Acute Sickness Oregon Dress Well and Succeed! Chiropractic gives nature a rhai.ee to correct a« utc sicknc in the shortest time possible. Acute sickness is alwav- a» • ■ nip.»- n«cd with temporary sublusationa of the spine»««eithcr sausativr or from reties SO RaCOMVtMtMTIOS Dr. R. H. HARRIS, Chiropractor Cusick Bank Building "What do you think of tmui a* i beautifier?" ••Well, It hasn't done much for tht turtle." Judge Albany, I him Hmka "The uratercru.t to that . Im - en pie you brought me wav sl-orr-oabh tough." Waiter—-‘There wont ar- u- crust to that pie, sir it wa-> t-rx ' i paper plate and you've <-atrn it." EXPANSION SALE A $25,000 STOCK Of Fine Footwear and Hosiery must be cleared to make r in for the carpenters to start alterations for a bigger and 1 tier Shoe Store "Old Qiory" In Days of Belay R om . Sale Starts Saturday, July 5 Gigantic Reductions Throughout the Store McDowell »Shoe Co., «lias M tsi>sr ,a* w >a nia •: > I « Squire— Ihd you s«n<l for me, my lor i* Ixuncelot- Yes. make haste, bring me a can-opcncr. I've gnt a ties in m> knight clothes Mint» ota 8ki t'-Mah. Albany. Ort|on CHANGE OF LOCATION Mr Having discontinued our store at Brownsville. Oregon, tl Brow nsville Woolen Mills Store is now o]>en to the publu at First and Ellsworth Streets (opposite Albany State Bank . Al bany, Oregon, where we have a complete line of Clothing. Fur idlings. Blankets and F'lanncU. At our new location we are pre pared to carry a larger and more complete stock than in the past Mill at Brownsville, Oregon Retail stores at Portland,Eugene.Marditield.North Bend. Mbttny I he Brownsville Woolen Mills Store a variety-of forms of the Mtara and Ktrl|w.. and stunn (tags. There, are also made automobile, distinguishing, and transport flag», and eosl<na. bar- l«>r boat "Jacks," and pennants, to gether with guld> tut In vast assort- meats. The making of "Old Glory” in great quantities and In re«|H>tuH* to the dic tates of economy la of co,u|>ar«itlv«ljr recent origin. 1‘rogrvM la thia direc tion ha* marked lime with the devel opment of the rie*-*1le machine Indtia- try. Not unlike Itetsy Hoaa, who faab- It-ned the national ctuhlein with her fingers, not l<-ng ago an entire flag «»■ constructed by n single operator. Today, the task la allotted to thirteen units of operation Bach worker In 1'ncle Ram’s flag factory Is assigned An officer was showing an vi-i lad. over the battleship. "This." «aid he. pointing to an in scribed plate upon the deck, ‘is where our gallant captain fell." "No wonder." replied the old lady, "I nearly slipped on it myself." it nsrtvt.« A man is never oklrr than he fi ■ I*, declared the ancient beau, brsvelv. ar old I Now I feel as fresh a* a two Horae or egg, inquired the sweet < ! young thing brightly. Tit Hit* (! <>'• don). Ihe UNIVERSITY of OREGON conlnirw I The CoUcgr ai llterslurc. Science «nel thè Art* wilh 22 depa'tment* . Ihc profeauonal whool» ot Are hi- tccture and Allicci Arte—lluslncv* Adnunistrataon— Lkicatkm—tiraci I uste Study—Journalism—Law— Medklne—Musw—l’hykical Edu- cat» e—S<» H.l.— l licnsion por <> tutilo^ut or «ny tnformotwn u’ritr Tho Hrfrirar UnMrilly o( Oregon. / ujttw Oregon The Gth Yej» l)p«' Serrato»» 2S. 1424 | the task of contributing a definite btt of workmanship, these progressive | units making for a finl«h«l product ' Hunting—a thin woolen stuff u.ed primarily for making tlagy—to pains takingly Inspected bet'-re Iwing Issued BARRETT BROS. Let us figure with you on your water system FAIRBANKS-MORSE LIGHT PLANTS, tie Best ., I I he undisigned, with several others,will offer at public sale in the hitching yard of the Scio Mill & Elevator Co., in Scio, Oregon, beginning at 1:30 p. m., on rt! Full Stock of MfiCORMICK-DF.ERING REPAIRS Mail Orders Taken Carr Of Barrett Brothers Albany Oregon Saturday, July 12, ’24 I he following described property: Horses Where First Flag Was Mads. to the machines. It to place,! <<oe ply upon another and divided Into sped fled length, until • section lnoply high la available. Theo tlx material 1* marked and subjected to an elec trlcaliy-drlven cutting machine, which parrels the bunting Into strips of two alin-a. these entering Into the manufac ture of the «tare and stripes The procedure followed with tlie blue bunting for the field Is not dissimilar to that of cutting the long and short red and wlilte stripe*. The elasticity of the material Involves the eserclM <>f utmost care In the laying out and «(■im re ting of It. lest precision be sac rificed. as arenroey la necessary la Joining the stripes on sewing machines. Stars are mads by cutting them out with a ateel «II» <>n a stamping ma- chine. This insures mstlmnm prnduc- tP>n and uniformity la else and tfiape. The canvas beading on the flag to fashioned In ■ similar manner.— Pop ular Mechanics Magatine One grey team, geldings, weight alM>ut 2fli>0 pounds, aged 5 and fi years; one bay tram, gelding*, weight alxuit 2500 pounds, aged H years; one bay marc, weight 11 •<> pounds, aged 7 years. All are sound and well broke. Miscellaneous l I * ' i I ' Two sets leather work harneva; one set wagon bowt; one wagon cover; one ladies aadtlle; one inch Mitchell wagon; live hone collars; one No. 40 Oliver chilled plow, 14 inch cut. iu gotxl condi tion; one broadcast seeder, in good condition; alxint Ml pounds of Cottolene, suitable for s< .<p: thi •<• »cl irons, and other articles. Terms Made Known on Day of Sale. ORA ZINK and Others, Owners Col. BI N T. SU DTE LL, Auctioneer J. 8 STICH A. Clerk. Bring in your stuff on day of sale, whether listed or not ■ ■ * -------------------------------J ............................ fi- 1