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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1925)
General Xews 1 oo HOW TO SAVE MONEY WHEN SHOPPING C& SOUTHLAND Rr MRS HARLAND H ALLEN oooooooooooooooooooooocooc <• l»U, Hsrkaad H AIM > A-------- LAUNDRY SOAP Ilo» aliali we cb-w’««- •<>»(>■ I The probi mi or tlmiing a rvolly (osé »-ap tbr «tally use la of no amali lm|»>r- tsn.v*, alien «* conslder tbe slmost Constant nvrd for SOUP In thè h«>me, an<i a hai a rcmaldrrahle nomi hi y and yeorly ripensa that alngla |tvm may There’» a certain tender feel in’ That I notice comes a-st««alin’ *Round my heart and never seems to go aw&y Till the chorea have been completed And once more we all are seated To enjoy tiie restful closin’ of the day. Darkness somehow always finds us In a state o’ mind that binds us To the fireside we have learned to know so well; Home to us is still a treasure And we get a heap o’ pleasure From Its comforts, more than tongue can ever tell. Folks who cherish home and stay there. Those who eat an' sleep an’ play there. Are the folks who know what happiness can be. Oh there’s nothing half so pleasin’ When the world outside Is freezin’ As this cozy nook that love keeps warm for me. to Netv York tn the first place, it la a gvod plan to use only ttoape put out by reliable liras It 4a nover an ecuoomy to u«e cheap anti poorly made soaps tn the laundry. And we must uot make the mistake of thinking that one kind of soap will answer for every purpose Saps sre cla-sdled Into mUd. mo- ilium sn-l strong, according to th« amount of free alkali present Nearly every horns laundry ahoubl be eqillp|w>d 1 with at least two of these, and wry : probably you will nee-l all three Neu tral or mllil soaps should be used for woolen materials, iWIcatv rulors and all fabrics which even lhe smallest amount of alkali might Injure. A me dium s>>ap la beet for durable fabrl. * A strong yellow snap ta ell right for n>uch work anal for washing greasy overalls anal men's v.-rk clothes. Tlie yellow or dark brown cola>r of w>apa la generally a|t»e to the presence of rosin II Is hard to say Just when r»sln a<ide«l to a soap rrssrr to be an aa|vantage and be«'omes objectionable. In small quantities It is believed to help whiten the cb-thee. but too tnu<'h will yellow the chathea. an«! forms a sticky sa um in the wash holler, whl<-h settles Into the clothes and may cautas trouble in Ironing You run generally tell whether rosin has l-een sal-lea! In1 excessive quantities or not. by the peculiar reatnous <eb>r, and by the sticky feel of the bar when handled The presence of too much fr-w alkali Is also serious, even tn a strong soap, It Is hard on the clothing and hard on the hands There are several gi«w| taoats for eaa-ass alkali. Hosp salesmen try for it by holding a bit of tlie saaap a>n tbr end of the tongue, Alkali la very caustic and will bite M<my hamvehreper, learn to recogiilxe Its presena-e by the shriveled, drawn anal dried up feeling of tbe hands after using A safer plan, aa well sa cheafaer. Is to buy a good ml lai soap, and then add the washing *iwla yaatir self to the Waiter. If more alkali seems ihslrnble. ELLIS ISLAND Go this way—it «.«'»is but little more Runa route la» «.'sidoatu . <■-ut fins trains Jsilv <■ <nce»««-nl, '"inset route to N«w <'«1» in*. Esavllent ruttala in the Southern I’acifU dining car. Connection at New Oilcans w i osi* tlal »-esina rs fa . N w York an« unai berth iru.lii.li J In tlae one fare. Stopover, rn route, «re lhe Xlardi Gras St Nara I'«leans. Aria aboutC.w«!•>’<'••■'«* nHar» frema '-an Dice. A|'s* la« 1 r, l da «..air ol Ari aia. For /urther in/onruition. C. W. Bragg, Ix>cal Agent C. E. Kendle Says Bring in v«»ur plow shares now and have them readv f«»r your spring work. We do acrtvlci e welding, luarxeshocing aiul «11 kinds of !•!«« ksniithing. Il<- will give y«au the laest service «1 the lowest prises. Ask fur tickets with each 50c cash purchase or $ 1.00 pai«l on atccount, goal for drawing Feb. 25 an«l 2H. PLANTING TIM f Is I «rc. We lave Fresh Garden Seeds. L l i. « », I'crrv ». Nurthrup A King’s (hi- i«ati set» 12c lb. tar < I a!ay and Wednesday a.f next week « l««ly demonstrator will dem- .Mitratc I've! Bros Washing praaal- uct» at our store. Y«»ut .>i' g i $1 10 wa-rth «>1 I’cet’s Washing Machine S»w»p. l'i>- t.u White and Creme Oil Soap for tl.00 during the dvmonsliation. Kills island In New fork bay, near the .Statue of Liberty, Is ths chief landtag place provided by Uncle Ram for Immigrants Through It paaaea the conolant stream of foreign born which Hows A merles-ar a rd and from which they scatter to the four winds, Formerly known both as Oyster and Gibbet Island. It was acquired by the national government front the Blnle of Sew York tn IMN ami became our lending Imuilgruttou station In 1MPI. After leaving quarantine Immigrants are lauded on barges which are towed to Kilts Island As the Immigrants laud they are formed Into Hues and Hie past the InsfuMdors who "also them up“ to discover If there la any reason why they aionild not be per mitted to enter America They are re viewed by doctors and examined by iaapnetors and vice Investigators Feet, tags, hands, arms, body, far«, eyrs. head, are gone over. They are carefully scanned tor akin, comiu uni- esble and eye diseases A remedy for every c«>inp mt. If found to lie O. K In every way, linmigranta are permitted to pass, pur Sold in Scio at base tickets to d.-attnallon, their woney exchanged for Its equivalent In >ur currency, and given assistance la l«M-ating friends or relatives. Other wise, they are held fur further In vestigation and developments and We are cooperating in the prise» and free show. A ticket given Anally passe.I or returned to the coun with every 50c cash purchase or paid on account. try from which they camo, aa condl- Our store is a good place to trade tlons warrant. The majority of three newc.ifttem t" straight away to the big ettleo— three fourths of them. It Is said, to the territory east of the Ml sales l ppi river and north of the Ohio river Ellis Island Is Intensely Interesting. Amusing and pathetic Incidents occur dally. All Immigrants approach It In Some new nundwrs in ladies', men's am! misses' Shoes in the fear and trembling lest they prove latest styles; also men s heavy work Shoes. unlit 1» enter. To nearly ail of them Our line is complete. our language and customs are m- known, hence they do not understand Ask for tickets with every 50c purchase or $1 (M) what It la all about. Tie said that more tears have been ebed here than paid on account. Product accepted same as if any other place In the world. Many cash. cry for Joy over permission to enter, others because they are refused ne heennse a family la separated, maybe for life, one member being unfit Uncle Aem's entrance laws are rigid —not that be wishes to keep out de Mutual Cream Station slraIdes, hot becaaee of the Impera tive necessity of preventing undesir Leonard Jordan. Agent ables from entering As many as fidOO We have a new Anker-llolth Sepa Immigrants have passed through EDIa Shoe anti Harness Maker. rator on die tloor; come anti look Island In a single day, and more than Tickets with each SI cash it over. Highest market price paid a million have entered durtag a MagU When old-age at last has found me. When its shadows creep around me. And life’s sunshine slowly fades an’ disapitears. Then with heart still free from sadness In this home where all is gladness 111 enjoy the peaceful twilight of the years! THE PEOPLES «STORE I. !’• < IH E Y, proprietor I SHELTON BROS Good Meat Mixed with a .tin « I icketa with each 50c pur chase or $1 |mt<l <>n account, giHxl for dinner on the prize» we l>cgari giving last Monday «nd every day thereafter until the drawing. Ask for them. W’e Mc.it the people of this community. Korinek’s Stock Remedy All Next Week 5 gallon Galvanized Oil Can» with faucet, regular $1.25, special all next week (only one tu a family) ....... $1 00 $5.00 Copper Boiler, No. K .... ...... 4 25 5.25 Copprr Boiler, N«>. 9 ... ... ..... ....... 4 50 Kelly’s Drug Store 10 . off on Plow» anti Harrows Al l. NEXT WEEK Ask for tiikcts with each $1 cadi pur«Ease or paúl on account. For hardware we’re hard to lient. N. 1. MORRISON Just Received HIBLER I Special Price* on Meat I'vrry S-tnidnv Fresh Smelt every • !., Scio Meat Market Is cooperating in the prize and free show pro gram with the other merchant*, ami will give you ticket* or < ’nance» with every 2.*>c catdi por» chare or $1 paid oil account». Tickets ready now. 110LE( HI.K BROS., Prop». GILL CO. Frank Kruml We are far yaw and Seva for Poultry ; yoar. — Ask the Tribune about clubbing rates W s a M *