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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1924)
» . « • V •* *</*■ ■ • g , 1 ♦ * •e « ♦ *, • « • t »• >. -..■ ■ « » « ■V - ■*»' • 'S : Scio Tribune General News Albany's Cooperative Advertising Plan a _________________ An Appeal to the People of Rural Districts for Wider and Mt.re Mutual Interests in Commercial Circles of Linn County J. H. Allison Our Interests Are Mutual First anil Washington * tracts, where Tire« are cheaper Albany Suffers Big Fire Sear’s Butternut Bread The Family Food Ask J. B. C ovey at Scio for it “Best by Test High Grade Lumber Right Out of Our Own \ »¡gin loreMs — Home Grown First-class Building Material is y<n«r most important crmtidcratinn. I. el “Copeland Qyalily" Ac Your Guide. Lumber Copeland Yill'ds J Fire of undetermined origin last Sunday afternoon in the quarter block between Fourth and Lyons street and alley between Third and Fourth street«, Albany, caused a property loea estimat«fd at bet*« , n $30.000 and $50,000. It is thought the fire was caused by defective wiring. The Albany bakery. Nelson Br >■«. meat market, and the Hub cleaning work« sustained the heaviest loaa. ♦. the proprietor of the bakery esti mating hia low on building and fix ture« at $13,419. with insurance covering half the Io««. Heroic * <rk on the part of the fire depastm« :it aav«d the entire block, a* a high I north wind wa« blowing. One fire- man was «lightly injurcl. Nothing i> Better for the Hot Days than KEY TO THE DAIRY INDUSTRY OF THE WILLAMETTE VAI.I FY /\ Toaster or Table Stove Albany Creamery Co S I wter and Piate $2. A < inp'ctc line of Electrical Appliances. A Farmers' Co-operative Creamery. A lbany . O regon Ralston Elec. Co. WE WANT VOI R CRE AM 310 W. Second Lumber Fair Begin« Sept. 17 Albany Yard at west < nd of Phone 275 -nd street Th« live«lock exhibit at the coun ty fair thia year pronnaee tn stirpa all previous showing««. and of a let ter quality. Indications now point to space for exhibiting • very mi lea- vor in the county being al a premi um. The races and other attrac tions are to be of higher class than in former years, an the manager. L E. Gilkey, announces. The fair be gins September 17th and lasts four days. Other yards at Ixnt», Salem. Hubbard, Yamhill and Hillsla.r« 7 / When in Albany call and pct prices at HOLMAN & JACKSON F. C. Dannals Grocers Paint & Paper Store Where The only Exclusive Paint and V.ipct Store in Linn County A LCD BREAD is m«dc 125 E. Thin! Street ALBANY. OREGON OREGON ALBANY. I>esile Putts, who died in Albany Sunday night, was born at Ray mond. Illinois, within 20 miles of j the old home of ye editor and wife. Eastburn Bros. TWO GROCERY STORES 212 W lit . Stu-i t an‘ l>: i >M and w W. WHITEHEAD. Plambtr 125 IV. Secorvf *!.. A lsamt . Oxa 225 Main Street Phone 54 Albany, Oregon While we never met Mr. Potta. it is quite probable we knew moat of his relatives back there, and mighty fine people they arc. He was buried in the Riverside cem«*tery Tuesday. You Tell ’Em of the pi^sibilitic tell v or i • - is of the savings in Home Necessities you have found in the Variety Store when on a shop ping expedition in th« uictroj 'is of I.inn county. If you are not one of our satisfied custonu-rs. get busy. Torrance Exner & Summerfield’s Variety Store 120 West First Street I Albany. Oregon I Reconditioning Shop and Parts for Al) Cars.... * fT I » VI [•t - y V, Invest in a Safe and Growing Industry 212 E. First Phone 379 oc*Kl 1 . 1 vC «Toca AutnoNr ta J,y I O t- IN T I. QllhTFl OUU I C-L.L, ,,>1M <Mf)ee7S-H Res. 29-F-3 l~l l'r< .• AIL :> 2‘‘ f Inquire about Our 7^Gold Notes I « Mountain States Power Company * « I * * Tk i* A 1' ‘.f « Albany Magnolia Laundry Rough Dry Family Washing Finished Family Washing Blankets. Comforts, Quilt* Feather Bevis and Pillows. Curtains S, ientiiically Done. Nell Hollis-Bilyeu, Scio Agent M 2,8 Wltt Ftnl- ***? Tennis Shoes. Rublter Boots. Hot Water Bottle- an.I Tubes Repaired. We NeVer Close Inn«« Sewed-on Soles a Spccialfy; also the Repairing of Arch Supp< rt Shoes and Turn Shoes. Rubber Heels put on "while you wait.” Children's Scuffer Shoe* Rebuilt. 51b West Second Street, Opposite Hamilton’s Store A lbany O hfgon SHOE LACES SHOE POLISHES Semi-Annual Clearance Sale yl Peal Sale of Pry Goods It voû kn w Bargains when y. i K,,- y hem, you II appreci ate these: SHI hpsnrse Crepe ........ ik 0 *2 Dre * Ginghams. |J( 0 All I .men Cta*h Toweling 5 $1 tl 40 in. I Jffl 'leached Muslin 6 0S $108 \\ indsor Lingerie Crepe -. 2k Pongee. 12 mm (genuine) 0$ 0 STIMSON, "The Shoe Doctor" Harold G. Murphy. Proprietor Phone 6b 5 $1.00 per p.«:r High Heels taken off and Military Heels put on without changing the Shape..................... 75c and $1.00 per pair '‘Quality Work—Prompt Service" Imperial Cafe Stimson-ize Your Shoes High Shoes made into Oxfords.............. Lace A lmast Ortoor BANKS’ Albany. Oregon <■ ’ <■ ,rth SHOE GREASES He 0 BANKS’ Albany Oregon I
