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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1925)
You’ll Find Your Want Here Because It’s If per Ito* tat «Msclbits« »»to« 15* •*** Dependable Southern Pacific Lincs Your travel responsibility ceases when you board the train. Comiortjhle train» leave at con venient hour». You arrive at your destination nested and refreshed— and on time. Economic al, too—reduced round trip fares make travel surpmingly inexpensive. Wm Budge of Puyallup. Wash., I INDEX W. Bragg, local agent I'RODUt E CO. — INDEX PRODUCE <O. Index Produce Co. ? ■» ■ —......................... — —------------------- - -BUYS--- fi I 8 We remit for all shipments on day of " arrival. s fws * c Top Market Prices Paid 7 . ................... I I INDEX PRODUCE CO. 8 K "C Portland, Oregon 5 — INDEX tine we understand. For Sale — Shrop and Oxford Rama, pure bred, one year old. priced to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rodgers of sc! sell, at $12.50 to $16.00 each. ■■ ——« c ' cl Dallas were visitors at the Jess W rite S. E Eicher. Al mny, Ore . Rodgers home Sunday. R 1. Phone 12F13. 9-p Veal Hogs Poultry Eggs 151 Front Street, Farm lz>an» Money at 5 . with nominal commission; prepayment prlvlledge» after first year. Wm. Frank Bartu is carrying route 4 Bain. AlbanjrOre. 4 c whits Rolla Shelton is on a hunting For Rent Four room house, fum- trip. niahed. suitable for school girls to Jr as Rodger» went to Portland do light housekeeping. Sec Mrs Ella Munkers. Scio. Ore. M<-tf last week where he sold a carload of cattle. For Sale —Oat and Hungarian Vetch Seed. mi«t<d. at 2|c per pound. Mrs Otto Dill, who was visiting Ph< ne 21-151. or come. E. F. Mrs. V. A. McKnlght. has gone to Krebs, route 4. Scio. Ore. 5tfe Seattle. i If You Want to bid on Mary llolub Clifford Shelton of Camas, Wash., estate and have not got ail your cadi together, see or phone E nil is in Scio on business and visiting Holub for loan up to $4000 at relatives. | «**. 9p Sid Stringer found time to come to town Tuesday, and while here For Safe Grade Jersey Cow. w II freshen Oct. 29. Price cheap, if called on ye editor. taken soon. See Mel Arnold, on The dance Saturday night was Scio-Jeffers->n road, i car Munkcr» station. lOp poorly attended. but the music was i is visiting his brother. Chas. Bodge. Aik Agent. C. Prof H I. Watenpaugh called on hi- l«-r. Mi«» Ruth Watenpaugh, who is attending O A C at Corvallis. Saturday. i Good Sr<Ng»d Hand Disc for Sale. Fred Mump-r and son. Ben. Ralph (Inquire of RM. Cain, th* hard llenrv Bassler Is on a bunting H' uiis ami Gilbert Pruitt are at ware man. beso. W* I trip in Southern Oregon. H I Ibver helping to harvest the The 1925 state fair was the larg- < Pig» For Sale--Eight 6 weeks old apple crop. pig» at $0.00 per head. Harry ■ est and most suceesaful ever held. g< io ba» l»een »died with an epi E. Chrisman, rt X, Scio. 9p demic of «ire throat. Several are Stwneer end Eldred Lmg are hunt* mg near Drain, in Southern Oregon. Two Good Seennd Hand Shottrins • uffcrinj with thi« malady. Her- ami on See.-nd Hand Rille for •••* le t Shelton 1» confined to hi» bed Dr. J. G. Gill and family of Laba* by R. M. Cain, the furniture man. non veiled relatives in Selo Sunday. Scio. Oregon. 9c —one important reason for your travel out I The Scio Tribune Local Meirs and Classified Page H PRODUCE CO. Miss Rose Chromy is recovering For Sale Three th- rpughl red Jer sey Heifer«; two giving rhi k now from an operation which she under and two to freshen in February; went in Salem last week. "darn good buy," See these at R L. Hixson and M B. Cyrus i S. P. Stringer's, rt. 8, Scio. lOp went to Oakridge Sunday where (Notice I have taken oyer the black they will »pend several days hunt smith »hop back of the Bartu ing. Motor Co , and will lx* glad to mwt all the old patrons and many Wm. Gumm of Spokane called on new on«-». First claw work al- his nephew. FredT Bilyeu. Sunday. way» at the right prices. J W. Hiis was his first visit to Scio in 20 Elmore. 8l5 For Sale Farm team, eight years years. oid, weight about 2600, sound. An action story from the word Ain about through farming, can go! ¡hat’s "The Valley of Voices." not winter them, price $90,00, Will also price with Stud« ba! , r by George Marsh, starting in today’s wagon and harnean. nr will trade Tribune. Read it! for hogs, cattle or sheep S E Ri Mrs. Phoebe Turner of Crabtree cher. Albany. Orc . R, 1. just off Albany-Crabtree road. Phone 12F1S spent Friday with her sister. Aunt Becky Morris, and also visited the editorial sanctorlum of the Tribune. | | The first game in the world's championship series was taken by the Washington Senators over the Pittsburg Pirates by a score of 4-1. See if you can figure out the un canny nature of the Windigo, that thing of horror which plays such a great role in "The Valley of Voices." starting in today's Tribune. W. W' Sturges and wife of Al falfa. Oregon, in the Bend country, are in Scio for the winter, staying at the W. A. Neal borne. Mrs. Sturges is a sister of Mr. Neal. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Nickers->n of Banks spent last Thursday with the latter's sister. Mrs. G. L. Flanagan. The Nickerson's are planning on spending the winter in Loa Angeles. Mrs. Oscar Lindley was hostess for a chicken dinner at her home last Thursday evening. After the dinner the evening was spent play ing MA), there being two tables in BIG DAY for Needlewomen at Banks’ Store Albany, Ore. Saturday, Oct. 10 th Sfve< ial Selling Event of Stamped Goods, suit able for home use or Christmas Giving Stamtwd Dresses • with instructions $1.00 Each No. 3 D. ". C. thread to be used 44 inch Stamped Lunch Set»- Cloth and Napkins, ti strand D M C thread to be used $1.19 Set 42 inch Stamped Pillow Cases u»v D M C thread $1.00 Pair Stamped Glass Towels— very special 2 for 25i inch all Linen Stamped Table Top»— each 89c PETEK B. K YNE'S famous California and Mouth Sea Romance Never the Twain Shall Meet w >th A nit * MTgwarr. Bt-itr i TKlX. aid other» worthy of men tion. STARTING NCXT SUNOAY FOB THKKK PAYS Globe - Albany October 11 12 13 A mighty drama of fiery beauty filmed in Tahiti. Al x 100 rtarnped Krinkle Bed- -| :.a « Very Special- Instruc ts wiih each spread Use No. 3D M C Pearl— $2.95 Each fl es Stamp- d all Linen Guest Towels, very aeloet— $1.00 Each SlMr.p«.'. ail Linen Dresser Scarf» - in continuous popular demand- Special low price 59c Each Use 6 strand or Fibersbeen Siam; <il I’.outt Atxorlwnt Towels —practical and preUy - 29c Each piny Scio Independent Cash Produce Co. FOR RESULTS Rubber Footwear We have the well known brand, "II cmm I' h RuLlwr Footwear,” which can’t l»e lien ten for hint ne.ir. Wear anil comfort is what counts in footwear. Boot a, Shoes, Rubbers for the whole family THE PEOPLES STORE J. B. f’OUEY, proprietor Wm. W »rtman and son are here from Nebraska on a visit to his sis ter, "Aunt Nancy" Bilyeu, and oth er relatives. This is Mr. Wort man’s first visit to his sister io 21 years. 1*0 |.>ts of Odd Stamped l*ieces (or Embroidery, your choice 9c and 19c Ip the child has oolv twenty thii tl'-t* Mrs. M A. Briles of Westington ‘‘ | the 7th or Nth grade, as too much Springs. S. D . is here on a visit to Ienergy is wasted in just trying to her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Van Brunt see. hence the nervous« breakdown, and family. A son of Mrs. Briles poor grades and finally failure at is expected to arrive shortly for a the dose of the school year. Have your children’s eyes examined. visit at the VanBrunt home. On Friday night, Oct. 16, a free motion picture and lecture on game life in Oregon will be given at the gymnasium, and w- bespeak a large turnout. F. C. Stellmacber. the state lecturer, will be present, and other promiaoat men. It’s free. Thread in Abundance D M C i. strai d ........ 4« skein D M C Xo. 3 Pearl.......... ia< Hen Fil«cr»bevn...................... s. skein Hemstitching *c plain S< scolfope BANKS ALBANY. OREGON *ia*H* osra, When you entertain, let us furnish HAROLD A LB RO, Manufacturing optician you. with 500 score cards. I