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The Scio Tribune
Local .Yews and Classified
RED HOT
Sale at Banks’
SELLING HALF
Our $1-5,000 Stock of Dry Goods
Our investment is larger than we de­
sire, so we are making drastic reduc­
tions in order to force* out HALF of
our merchandise.
Last Saturday, the hist day of our sale,
crowds jammed the store all day, and
it has been predicted that the last day
(Saturday,Oc t. 3) will be even a great­
er day. We want our patrons from
Scio and neighborhood to share in the
savings.
There will be surprises for you which
will amaze you above all your expec
tations.
Doors open at 9 o’clock sharp, Extra
special inducements for the last day,
Saturday, Oct. 3. Be sure and come:
BANKS’
Next to First National Rank
bhipu’ij
Girl’s and Women s Motor Coats
Just the Garment OlC Hfl
for School.......
q>iu.uu
L/. G. Shipley Company
Women's Wear
Salem, Oregon
Auto Tops Repaired or Made New
(hir facilities are the beat in Linn County. Rex
Enclosure* installed if you wish. Price« rcas«nial>le
Another advance r in tire price*
prive* x peeled soon. We feature the
an«l the Miller Tires
l»ettcr on
C.T.C. (made in Portland)
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the market. Auto Accessories. Trimmings, Paints, etc.
Vulcanizing. Retreading, Oils and Greases
F, W. HORSEY
;“N
Scio Independent Cash Produce Co..
FOR RESULTS
John Shelton am. family attended
the stat« fair yesterday
Hot Shot Batteries and Ford Bat­
teries, in wood or rubber case, at
-a
For Sale Two Heating Stoves. In­
Bilyeu's Garage.
8c
quire of Mra. J. D. Densmore,
Radio B Batteries at Bilyeu's Gar­
The Daily Oregon Journal and
Scio. Oregon.
5tf
age
8c
Scio Tribune, both for |t> 25. Save
F « Sale - No. 22 Forest Universal
Joe Oupor and wife were in Al­
50c by clubbing with us.
Heater, in good condition. In­
bany yesterday.
quire
at Tribune office.
8p
Those who have attended the fair
e
W. T. Hassler was in Albany on
from here, say the state fair is big­ For Sah Cheat Seed, cleaned, at
business Monday.
the market price. Call on or
ger and better than ever before.
ph<>ne 13x6, J<>hn T. Broca, route
George Miller of Shelburn was in
Miss M>rile Donovan of Seattle
3.
Scio. Oregon. %
8p
Scio on business Saturday.
arrived Saturday evening to spend
Money at 5% with
Mr. and Mrs. P. II. MacDonald a part of her vacation at the home Farm Lin*
nominal comminsion; prepayment
visited in Springfield Sunday.
of her parents, Mr. and Mra. C. M.
priviiedges after first year. Wm.
¡lam. Albany Ore.
4-c
Donovan.
Joe Oupor had his tonsils remov-
I). C. Thoms and wife. Mrs. Re­ For Rent Four room house, fum-
1 ed white in Portland last week.
becca Morris and Mrs. I.V. McAdoo
ntshed. suitable for school girls to
.Mime* Mildred Ceuey and Bobby
dojight housekeeping. See Mrs.
were in Albany on business yester­
Thaver acre in Portland Sunday.
Ella Munk« rs. Scio. Ore.
8ctf
day afternoon.
F
T. E. Fleming was in town Tues­
Mrs. Grace Reinie of Walla Walla, tor Sale Oat and Hungarian Vetch
Seed, mixed, at 2|c per pound.
day and called on the Tribune fore*. Wash., and Mra. Edna Shumaker
Phone 21-151. or come. E. F.
and John Goin of Albany were re-
Krebs, route 4. Scio. Ore.
Stfe
For Sale at a Bargain—Ford
,
cent
visitors
at
the
Mrs.
N.
E.
and
Truek and Ford Touring at Bilyeu's
Registered Jersey Bull for Sale—16
W. F. Gill homes.
Carage.
8c
1 months old; Golden Glow Chief
strain. Call on or phone T. E.
J. E. ('alavan. a former resident,
Misses Vella Brenner and Dorris
Fleming, route 2, Scio. Ore.
8p-
Weddle were shopping in Portland is in charge again this year of the i
boys and girls who are guests of For Sale Good clean papers, suita­
Tuesday.
i
ble for wrapping lunches or fruit
the state fail as a result of their
J. D. Densmore is having the Hour
jars, or to kindle fires
large
showing in club work.
bundles for 10c. at the Tribune.
room at the Scio Mill A- Elevator Co.
Mias Vera Stoltenberg spent the
enlarged.
Cows For Sale--Extra high grade
week-end with her uncle and aunt, I Jerseys. Some fresh and some
Tom Doyle, who is working near
Mr. and Mrs John Weeely. Mi»»
coming fr\«n. Call on or phone
Oakridge, was a Scio visitor the last StoUenberg is employed at the U.
T E Fleming, route 2, Scio. Or­
of tile week.
egon.
8p
G. Shipley Co. in Salem.
A. I. Munkers of Flam and Scott
l'a|>er and envelopes are going up.
The domestic science room will be
Munkera of Corvallis were in Scio
If you nt « d letter heads or enve-
repainted
and
kalsomined this
lo; .•*, get them now while the
last Thursday.
week-end, and other improvements
price is $5 per 1000 at the Scio
Fred Sturge» and wife are camp­ are being made from time to time
Tribune.
ing at the alate fair thia week, go­ on the school building.
Read the
nopiis of "The White
ing down Sunday.
Desert" on the front page.
The
Loren Luper of Rrownsville has
adniisxiun is 10c and 35c, and will
Mra. J. I). Densmore made a whop­
signed for another year with Pryor's
also h’ shown Saturday afternoon
ping and business trip to Albany
band, one of the heat in the world,
at 2 o’clock.
7p
and Salem Monday.
and will l»e his fifth year. His wife
Any girl in trouble may Communi­
Ray Marti of Portland has ac­ is also auite prominent in musical
cate with Ensign T«e«' of the Sal­
cepted the position of bookkeeper circles.
vation Army at the White Shield
libine. 565 Mayfair Ave., Port­
for the Scio Mill & Elevator Co.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Myers and
land. Oregon.
Andrew Crabtree and 1. N. Crab­ Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sticha drove to
tree of Maupin are visiting at the the McKenzie hatchery Sunday. Want»*! Dairy ranch on shares, no
matter how large and not too lit­
home of Mr. and Mra. P. R. Bilyeu They also visited the Eugene power
tle. Phone J. E. Baldwin, car«
Mrs. J. F. Sima left this morning plant which they say is well worth
Smith & Fontaine, grocers, Jeffer­
son. Oregon, this week.
rp
for Cushman, where she will spend one's time,
two weeks with her son, Theodore
Mra. P. II. MacDonald returned For Sale 15i acres, partly Inside
city limits: fair house and out­
and wife.
Wednesday from Portland where »be
buildings; fruit trees, grapes, etc.
Miss Bess Morris of la-banon at­ had been assisting her sister to care
For further particulars, see Ben
tended lb« funeral of her uncle, Geo. for het husband. I)r. M. L. Jones
Thayer, Scio. Oregon.
8p
who is quite ill, Mrs Sarah Morris
W. Queencr, at Franklin Butte cem­
went to Portland Saturday to remain Notice I have taken over the black
etery test Thursday.
smith shop back of the Bartu
for a time with her daughter.
Motor Co., and will l>e glad to
Mrs. Rodgers of Alteniv visited
meet all the old patrons and many
Subscription
clubbing
rates
fur
at the Pythian Sisters meeting last
new ones. First class work al­
Wednesday night, coming out with the Portland Daily News and Scio
ways at the right prices. J. W.
Tribune, both for one year, is $4 25.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Arnold.
Elmore.
815
The Portland Telegram and the Scio
Gerald Hassler, wife and baby
Tribune is 14.75. Save 50e on one
S3KTE
^waiaar!rT’''-;araB,>5IBB0
came over from Toledo Saturday to
and 75c on the other. This offer
For Sale Hungarian Vetch Seed
viail their parents, the Henry Hass­
------------- at market price.
ends on Oct. 31.
ler and C. M. Donovan families.
Willamette Valley Farm Kf'
J. W. Elmore of Aumsville has
Logli,-
¡ i iMlegesiat® zd
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mumper of
taken over the blacksmith shop from
See
M.
F.
Zv
VKT,
rt. 4. Brio. Ore
Scio and Rev. and Mrs. T. 8. Mosher
L. O. Porter and has moved hia
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rmaaWMHMMSMMSI
i of Salem drove to Portland Sunday
family heir. They are occupying
. to attend the “Billy" Sunday meet-
the
Weeely property. Mr. Porter
I ings.
has gone to Eugene for a month
Playwi; Ahead R FattlaM
Misses A nene Smail, Freda Thayer and then plans to go to his old home
and Hazel and Macri lielxmg have in Nebraska.
Cecil It. DeMille'a
gone to Monmouth where they an- i
We are informed the free use of
tered the slate normal school on
the stale library will be discontinued
Monday.
here and sent elsewhere, unless our
Harry Johnston is w.>rking at the people make use of the book*.which
Starring
carpenter trade in Lebanon. Harry is comprised of both fiction and non­
L'EATIUCE JOY
EDMUND HURNS
saya next to gas engines and run­ fiction. They must circulate, and I
ROBERT BURNS
ning a steam engine, he likes wood­ there are communities that will use
In a drama of love and luxury
work best.
them. See Prof. Watenpaugh
that touches the heart and de-
lights the eye.
A seven pound girl was bom to
Your kiddies will enjoy the funny
SUNDAY. MONDAY uM TUESDAY
Mr. and Mra. A. L. Ridd'e at the page, the wife the household and
Albany General Hospital. Tuesday. |||iwtrat«d news, and vou will want
Sept. JR. 1925, and she has been the dairy and radio, while the family
October 4 5 6
named Donna Frances,
All con- wj|| delight in reading the aerial
earned are doing fine.
story, “The Valley of Voices." Soon
1
ell’s
>
igh Road
Globe - Albany
SubsOri lie
Mrs. Edith Cousins and Mra. <^>- to start in the Tribune
lene Walters arrived Saturday from now. and tell your friends, Read
Por Tlie kiHlius
£
We^have several New- Piece* <>l W«><Jcn Dre*« (« km I* l>y the
yard, aixl Dresa Pattern* in Bordcrc«! Flannel. Also
Ladies'. Men’s an«l Children’s Sweaters.
THE PEOPLES STORE
J. B. COUEY, proprietor
Seattle to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. W. the pace mi.
Hagey. Mrs. Walters is the daugh­
Mrs. Jane McCoy of San Fran-;
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hagey. and Mrs.
cisco visited two days with her niece,
Cousins is a sister of Mrs. Hag^y.
Mrs Roe Phillip«, and other rela­
There will be preaching, morning tive, Mrs McCoy was raised <>n
and evening, at the Christian church farm now owned by Roy Crabtree,
next Sunday, to which ail are invit­ m-ar Jordan, which she visited Mon­
ed. The minister comes from Eu­ day. Thia is her first visit here in
gene. and will be the resumption of 13 years. She left Tuesday on her
regular church work for the winter. return home, stopping in Eugem-
î->
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Linoleum, 98c sq. yd.
At R. M. CAIN’S
PR. .1. W. (JOIN
Veterinarian
Al*ortion. T. B. Testing
-Office. IM J; Res. 7tM
ALBANY.OREGON
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