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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1925)
” « . » ♦ _,«» a ■ »• - • • ■ 1 el $ ♦ • ’ V- 'e- *. F s' * - ♦ * * A* >• - • U -, -’•'■* ^ ¡' •r' ? **,-• ” ,».«'»'a*»*-.... a.» « •A » .As ' a 1 ..r ■ • • Y » Local News and CloAxiflcd t The city council meets tonight to I * IMKUUM NSHUll. " The Scio Tribune -Xf».. Mrju C. C Bilyeu and Mr* Oscar Lind lev were in Albany Monday af ternoon. VXt. Watch Your Diet, . . I. ——e ÌÌ D M McKnight and family visit Says Prima Donna! W W. Harder and wife of Port ed al Sodaville Sunday, Farm Lcmng - MoOey al 6« with land spent the week-end at their nominal commission; prepayment Miaa Mary Brown of Portland ia Cyrsaa Van Gordon. prims donna of John Weedy and wife are in Port ranch east of Scio. pnvllcdgea after first year. Wm. visiting her couain, Helen Myerv. tbs t'bleage Opera rvunpany. believes tiain. Albany Ore. 43-e land on business today. la the itsppcr a ng Fred Mumper end family drove to' Father McKnight ia spending the her privilege* She George Simonds of Sodaville WM Pacific City Saturday evening and Ca-4i wild for false teeth, dental the week with Mrs. A. L. Riddle tut bvljevea la gild platinum ar.d discarded jew- in Scio on business Monday. returned Sunday evening. practice *f thia of town. dry H<«ke Smelting Jk Refining ■tU ’ -h d I a c n a aed Timber cruisers are cruising Ihr Q»„ Otsego. Michigan. 25-tf Mrs E. B. Lukenbach and Frank person lu wearing George M Bilyeu and wife and • Hammond Lumber Co's timber cast ie Bilyeu expect to go to Newport n o rorseta. In Charlie Heard are enjoying an out- For Bale High grade Jersey a, fresh of Scio. wearing short today for a few days outing. and freshening wx>n, one or a car ing at Pacific City. skirts, going !a for l"»d. >o0 and up. See lie raid Mrs. J. S. Sticna ami Mine Vella alhlrtl,-» and out- Mrs. M. Hay* and Mrs. D. D. Mrs. Grace Warmack of lying Mep<*n»!<l, Scio, Oregon. 2p dour life am! la Brenner were shopping in Salem Austin of Altanv took dinner with Beach. Calif., is visiting h*r sister. tborougtily utwet- Mondar. N ’in Will lie in the market for Mrs. P. H. MacDonald Monday. ting the tbrwriea Mrs. IL L. Hixson. »••rgrevn Blackberries; will have and practices ef r«» tn in - <>. where we will t*ke her mother an«! cat« of your Berries at market grandmother B price VS E Burton. cBltf Ml«« Van Gordon, i who la, la private Cyroea Van W W y H*rold LU. life. Mr». S. Bogart For Sale -Young cow with heifer Cordon • a.f bv -i.ie. It will pay yog Munns, the wife of Honor a it Manna <wya that all ■ia>t t investigate, as von of these things are wnMni right gad ( letftt and *- arc I k t « tfrred a cow like this < F m I m * Srvrjgl ttouaäru are nervwoary If a woman la nailon» very often. See» E. J. Holland, ( !?<*• d««cnf filiar Wrthtn « wret / 4». Hr «MD« «4 Uwfn I * •"« a to keep her youth and bswuty. Hut Sei", Oregon. 52 tf J g| «<1 *»,?$*•»* 11 4 f .iflK exer.lnr la not the unit thing that la j M W«H M m ÍM mm É«. ÜY Mveasary for the women ■taa who Is d<*- ’S” Fax Thaver ami family have re- Alhanv Sunday afternoon and even- slrous of being attractive Rhe nntst vive. Lowe &. Morrison watch her diet and l*e can ful not to ■ ■ . ; f..t!>.« in Portland ,nK DR. J. W GOIN Raiiabla Unflartakero eat anything that will. In any way. be Bfti-r a vi«it at the home nf his par-i Mrs. Frances Arnold and son. Le- Veterinarian fattening. All fu.o-r."- given t»raonal attention enla, .Mr ami .Mrs. F. T. Thayer. Roy, of Wheeler. Oregon, are visit- by Mt. lowe , There are certain dishes to which Sterility, Abortion. T. B T< .:¡¡a Ills» Van Gordon la partial and to N. U. Uwg S'. L Moaaiaos Hag Mr*. Arnold'* mother. .Mr». N. Word received heie is that the which she gives the credit for the ro PhuncaOffice, IM-J; Kes. W l-ebnntm Phone — bay. 3R7 E. Gill. Phene »1 Phone—Sight. 395 tation of her beauty. Tto-se dishes tide at Newport will lie the lowest ALBANY.OREGON she prefer« to prep«re herself and. the first four days of thia week of Cheater Coffey and family of Mc when <-n tour with the Chicago O|«era any time during the season, it going Minnville spent the week-end with company, she carries a small elc-trir Mr*. Coffey’* mother. Mr*. V. A. stove In order that she Will not be below sea level during thia time. This ad is Any Kiad Anywhere Any Time deprived of the food she deems necen- McKnight. mhln-sseil aury. These (Babes are really prepared j Mr*. Wm Brenner ami daugh SEE TO Mtns Van Gordon uses for Pete Kexich and Bob Sumich nf ters. Mr*. J. S. Sticlia and Mias Fred Sturges, Srio.On . •», CsKry and Choose Cassorolo. Vella Brenner, went to Newport Tacoma arrived yesterday afternoon i cup «heess BONDED CARKI EH 1 Ibap butter 'y« »t«-rday where Mrs. Brenner will for a visit at the John Souerk home a cups chopped 1 cup rooked ape Wright e Mrs Macri Emery and daughter Georg? Stoddard left Saturday for of A»hlam1 spent Monday night and Buell and other points In Idaho on Tuesday with Mr*. Emery's couain. Ms annual vacation. Fred T. Bilyeu and family. Carl Cyrua and wife and Mrs. Mi- 1’ H Maclh nald and her! Emma Cyrus of Portland spent Sun- HPdher. Mr*. Sarah Morris, attend- day at <». B. Cyrus*. v«i the funcial of Mrs. Klllenberger J. D. Densmore and wife attend at Is’btinnn Sunday afternoon ed the baseball game and show in HAULING X.T )>’ J* : . r w r r' . 4 <'OMINO /. As Man Desires Z » J- Ä « / # // ' t f ■■ f 9 . ", z » ' *. W re 1* < * fit of her health. with Milton Sills and Viola Dana / '/•j * / / / \ Í./ • ’f» / E / ■ /i / j In a smashing love drama «if the South Sea Islands lie's battling sea captain, she's a Tahiti siren. >n a big picture of humanity on a hidden isle. Globe - Albany August 9-10 z ’M ■;ì Mrs. Elsie Werst and three child ren of Portland are visiting at the Harry Johnston is home from Al home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ter, bun er. flour, and- salt, and mixes bany Prairie, where he has been F. T. Thayer. It with all ingredients except «Hindi- He running a threshing engine, Khe then places it In an oii«*d baking reports fail wheat as very poor in The Tribune would be glad to I yield, with spring wheat not yet hear from those who think a com In a tuislerute oven until brown. Chicken a is Kigj. ready for the thresher. munity fair should lie held in Scio I cup evaporale* I and when would be the best time. milk Now* that the county jail ia to be ! made “break" proof, star boa«lers | will probably I m * scarce. Such des- pt-radoee as bootleggers, highway- mvnwautomobile thieves and sheriff murders, have found the Unn coun ty jail easy to get out of, hut not so any more This step should have been taken several year» ago Wool Carding $ . ' IcL t. Í • * r-7 ghetti cup but'ered breed crumbs H let*, salt M If you <>n the farm, we have the íii ' v dish and co» era with •runib». baking NEXT SUNDAY —MONDAY bA celery I* cup evaporated milk H cup water 1 tbsp flour Khe mikn while {remain for some time for the bene- - OB route 1. : j t * jS* • ; ,Z^- Ytrar own wool aeourod for <r<-a |w‘iind, weight of the wool before being acourod, and carded for pad* mutlrv . i or tn ado into comforter batts for 2Dr a pound, net weight of the -lean wool. Wool comforters, rnallrcaa pa«i». and mallrvsaea made from your own wool. Wool betiding for sale. Write for ratal, irue. information or »hip ping tag*. Sena wool by )«treeI |«««t. express or fHight. The largest am! i«vst equipped Custom W«ol Scouring atsi Carding Plant in the West. Crescent Batt «x Bedding Co., Stayton, Oregoo uy a Fisk Rubber is still going up. Balloons, Get our ¡»rivea on Heayy Duty, Cords inch Cords from >10 W up 3| inch Tul*a fr««m >2 70 up Time t« M b r*»>. buy your tires today Bilyeu’s Garage and Service Station Service With a Smile Trrd T. Bilyeu, Prop. Scio, Oregon Phone 27 »♦♦oooooo >|>»«SS««« «S»»SW S»O»SS«»« SSI SS S SSSHH The Peoples Store carries a lull line of General MmbaiHliae Sec ua for ' « ur needs THE PEOPLES «STORE J. B, COUEY, proprietor We pay the highest market price li>r all (arm pita luce at your farm or at our station. * Scio Independent Cash Produce Co. R. M Cain, wife and eon drove to Portland yeateiday afternoon to attend the festivities of Buyers Week. Mrs. J. F. Weaely and Miea Mary Weaely will have charge of the store during their absence. The democrats of Oregon are just now boosting Sam Garland for U. S senator. If Bob Stanfield is the standard bearer to succeed himaelf. and Garland is nominated by the democrats, it's almost sure Garland will be elected. The roads in thia section were never in better condition, and the I preliminary work to make the road from Munkera to West Scio a mar ket road has been completed. Then we'll have some road to Green's bridge, you bet. Henry Rickner and mother and daughter of Oswego spent Sunday with Mrs Frances Meaely. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cain took Mrs. Weaelv and her guests for a drive along the upper Thomas creek. Mrs Hickner is a fomer resident of Scio. E. D. Myera, wife and »daughter, j Htlen.and Mr*. Rilev Shelton viaited Le bi the Big Brother farm near L*^anon ' Sunday afternoon. From tl heir ot ; aervation. they believe Chester Ly- I on* and wife, who are operating it. are doing a lasting gvod work for I the boy* in their care. Mr. and Mrs. C. M Donovan and daughter. Mary, went to Corvallis Tuesday As a parting message to her Scio friends Miaa Mary wishes , u* to my that the chest of silver i which they helped her to win will l be a constant reminder of pleasant association* during her residence her*. I The Goin family held their annual reunion last Sunday at Camp Santl- am. Jefferson. A large number were present and a bounteous bas ket dinner was served at noon, to which all did ample justice. A good time was enjoyed teUing remines- cencee of days gone bv. The Holt- Ramsdell families also held their re union there, which ia told about in the Gilkev r «. < > lb«e bull 1 tbsp flour *» Sts*» •brvd1-4 1» plnxntu. •brvddvd 1» lb iWtbroome 1 rup chicken broth 1 •«« Volk Salt ar.4 pepp»» Cook the |M»pprm (also tnuvhr>H>m«, If they are used) tn the butter for 13 n‘Inule*. keeping them «-uvered wtitle oh , king »lowly. Add the flour and Rea soning». also the milk and broth. Stir to a mnooth «auro. l’ut <iilck«-n In sauce to tieat, and Just tiefore serving, stir tn beaten <-tg yoik. Cook in doubt? hollar to |«reveijt runUljQg. Lumber If .von are in town, we can supply you with what you need. IKe Deliver InHutnia Ancient Entmy lnflucnaa lias I m **» known almost as long as man has I«ceti known. The word Iterif la derive«) from the ancient astrologer«, who betlevvd It to be caused by the “Infliwme” of the atara. The disease has been unmistakably traced back to HWO. It waa then pre» «lent In MBteru Germany six) waa known, «-urloualy enough, as Hevpw.g ah-km-w«. It appeareil again In the Eighteenth century, when epkjeuilca of It were frequent and pndougrd It; tn<>«( Ku«<i»eai> couturi«-* Among the famous |ie«>ple <»f long ng" who suf fared from It were Kir lana«- Newton. Goethe and Rt-hlller. The groat phi Ionophor, Kant, waa attacked by It. and lie bdleved It was caused by Doxloua Insects, brought I» western Europe as a result of trads With Musata. <1. W. Copeland Yards QvAi.rrY : Sr rvice Sreoud and Calapooia A lbany . O he . Modern Heroine Bar tiara waa aetflafc. thirsty pies .urea <«f the most vulgar aiuused hlrseit by colls«ting adorers and treating them badly., was stupid and a liar—In other words. * h one of the normal types of healthy young wotnunhoud. I should have been I«-*» disturbed by ttNBS discoveries if only her fare had been different Hut with that daiallng and mysteriously lovely fare she was a perpetual source <«f stir prise and pain. In Barbara’* roui|>*ny I waa learning that It la possible to l«e profoundly and slavishly In love with ■one one for w hom one lias no eMeeflu w|i<-tii <*ne nwnrila as a l*ad character, and who. flaally. not only tnak«*a one unhappy, but boro« one.-From “Thos>- Barren leaves," by AIJ imi « Huxley. < * New Silk Hosiery for Women $1.00 :"*• $1.50 $1.95 i Shoe and Material Shades (7. G. Shipley Company Qualitv Merci, ainlise Women’s Wear Pujoi I ar Pricrs Salem, Oregon I
