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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1924)
► ♦ ♦ ew ♦<! » I SHELBURN NEWS Tires j July 29 p Alfred Blatchford and family of lx*nla called In the neighborhood Wednesday evening on their way to Plainview t<> »(tend hia vacation with hia parent», Mr and Mra. George Blatchford. First and Washington streets, where Tire» are cheaper lx* George and family returned h<>me from the ocean Thursday $6.50 J. H. U nd an Allison evening High Grade Lumber Right Out of Our Own Virgin Forests—Flome Grown First-class Building .Material i* vour most important consideration. Lei ‘‘Copeland legality Lumber The Scio Tribune Geoeral Kews Page 4 Albany Yard at west end of Second »treet Lumber Phone 275 Where The only Exclusive Paint nn«l Paper Store in Linn County A LCD BREAD is in’de Al.ßANY. OREGON , OREGON A 1 oaster or t able Stove Albany Creamery Co S- 1 ‘er and Plate $2. A < mjdetc line of Electrical Appliances. A Farmer»’ C«> <-¡>cr<itive t reamerv. Ai » any . O hi < Ralston Dec. Co. on WE WANT YOUR CRT AM 310 W. Second visiting was Eastburn Bros. 1 \V( ) GROÍKRY !< 1RES ;'l As the Stayton sawmill truck, loaded with heavy lumber, u as crossing the pontoon bridge near Stayton Monday afternoon. the mid dle span gave way and the rear uart of the truck went down. Had there not been long lumber on the truck, which held the truck from tipping over, the driver would have met with serious injury. As it was. no one was injure I. not even the truck. 123 E. Third Street ALBANY. Nothing i» Better for the IL-t Days than KEY TO HIE DAIRY INDUSTRY OF THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY Mrs. Fred Roadarmel drove to Eugene Sunday to visit her daugh ter-in-law and infant granddaugh ter. She found them both getting •long fine Grocers Paint & Paper Store After spending a week with hw daughter. Mrs. Viiaa Arnold, and other children and friends. Mr and Mrs. C. A. Poevur ami granddaugh ter of Red Bluff, lalif.. left Monday <>n their return trip J. W Shima- nek and family, also of Red Bluff, who came up the first of July ac companied them Theodore Shiir.anck also went down to see the country Word has been received from Eu- gene Miller and wife that Eugene’s health ha» been much improved by the ocean air. In consideration of this they intend to atay a few day» longer. HOLMAN & JACKSON I’. C. Dannata don. Ore. Opal Shilling went to Silverton Friday to »pend a few davs with her aunt. Mr». Kate Hay and family. Ralph Shilling returned from Sil verton Thursday evening, where he •pent aoveral days visiting his uncle. Jim Hay. and family. Mr». John Ranr>n> called on Mr» Charles McClain Friday afternoon George Blatchford and wife and Alfred Blatchford. wife and daugh ter were vimling old friends and neighbor» in the Shelburn and Scio comm uni tie» Friday. Oro Bate» and Vannie Shelton have been trucking the lately thresher] wheat of some of th«- neighbors to market. Mr». Ijte tinnm visited her moth er. Mrs. Trollenger. who is ill, last Saturday. M. B. Miller and Margaret Brown visited friends in Salem Sunday. Catherine Ransom and Vera Car- •on visited Venita McClain Friday afternoon. W. H. McLain made a busim-w trip to Albany Saturday. Harvey Mclain was visiting in Salem Monday. De I me r Churchill home folk» Sunday Other yards a« lent», Salem, Hubbard. Yamhill and Hilhlioro When in Albany call ami get prices at Leave For Red Bluff Charles Bates and wife returned home Sunday from their ranch be low Shelburn, where they have been harvesting their crop. he } our Guide. J W. Copeland Yards Mary Gibbon» is »pending the rummer with her uncle» near Con I W l ift i Street *,U Pilone 51$ anil 225 Main Street Phone 54 Oregon Phone 269 F. II. Bi ssAiu>, Prop. Torrance Ai H any . O regon Reconditioning Shop and Parts for Al! Cars.... Invest in a Safe and Growing z-^. Industry 212 E. First □ TM T t. I» I . QlinTPII • ' • •• i . ivi « roca auction < t r rd f «»- • I a< M Ma< l—,. >-«aM Ml 123 r.n allait in 229 I Fourth Office 76-R Raa. 29-F-3 Phone 379 ■ Auusv O kr < k > m C'A Inquire about Our 7%Gold Notes Mountain States Power Company Albany. Oregon a rd SERVICE STATION Auto Electric Service Authorised Sales and Service Willard Storage Batteries H 0. FrwtM AXC. C»«b»*». Headquarters for A. & B. Radio Rechargeable Batterie» Albany Magnolia Laundry Rough Dry Family Washing Comforts, Quilts Feather Beils and Pillows, Curtains Scientifically Done. Stimson-ize Your Shoes High Shoe» made into Oxfords Finished Family Washing Blankets, SfOBACd g Lac« ‘‘Quality Work—Prompt Service" Nell Hollis-Bilyeu, Scio Agent ......... .. $1 00 ¡>< i |wor BANKS’ Semi-Annual Clearance Sale zl Kcal Sale of Dry Goods It you know Bargains when von see them, you’ll appreci ate these: High Heels taken off and Military Heels put on without changing the Shape. ...........*.....................75c and $1 00 |ier pair O m l\-<|uot Sheets $111 Ispanr-c Crepe ...... ISc yi Inner 52 in. I )rt*M (>mgharn%. 19c 0 All Linen Crash Toweling 5 yds SI 00 4t) in. Unbleached Muslin Tennis Shoes. Rublier Boots. Hot Water Bottle* and Tubes Repaired. Sewcd-on Soles a Specially; also the Retiring of Arch Support Shues and Turn Shoes. t yds $101 Rubber Heels put on "while you wait.” U indsor I ingcrie Crejie Children’s Scoffer Shoes Rebuilt. 2>c yd Imperial Cafe ?lt ,”1 tlnt- “■> STIMSON, “ The Shoe Doctor” We Never Close 79c yd 31b West Second Street, Opposite Hajnilton’s Store BANKS’ A lbany . O regon Harold G. Murphy, Proprietor Phone 66 5 Pongee. 12 mm (genuine) SHOE LACES SHOE POLISHES w SHOE G REASKS Albany Oregon
