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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1925)
Country Correspondence Tl*e Scio Tribune sandwich«-« and eider, after which the guest« departed wishing Mrs. Johnston and Master Hugh many happv returns of the day. Oct. 27 Clarene* Monroe and family of Roy Wiley. who Is workiu< at; Mill City spent Sunday with the l> The community is looking forward Philomath, spent the week-end with to a pleasant time Monday evening H. Monroe family. horns folks Mr. Keefer, who has been making Ths auction sale on the fox place, at the Lyons hall, with Walker his home with John Robertson's, Bros, orchestra by radio fof dance west of town. Friday was well at passed away Saturday evening, and Let's go! tended Mr. Winters has purchased music his funeral was held Monday at Fol quite a lot of hens and expects to Miss Hilda John«' >n, s»»i«ted by Valley Mr. Weddle was id charge. devote mors of his time to poultry her aunt, gate a parly Friday sven- in the future. j ing. Oct. 23. in honor of th<- birth Mrs. Haman Shelton of Jordan day of her mother and brother, and GILKEY STATION was a Lyons visitor over the week- all prearnt enjoyed the occasion im- î end. menselj’. The evening was xpent in Oct. 27 Jack Johnston was a caller al the conversation and visiting, and at a New» From Lyons. | Mrs Alden Roberts and Mr» A Ring were numbered among th- « on the «ick list the past week. How ever. they are both Convalescing at this writing. PAGE FIVE Bargains For You Iler« 4»re three extra go-xl bargain» for you that is hard to l»eat, if you arc nc -«ling any of t lie nt, and they are something used every day: Hosiery—regular 2Oc and 35c values; closing out these lines your choice ......... ... ........ 15c ¿»piece Mixing Bowl Set.»................................ ...... 79c 25 Bars Royal While Soap for : S. Basset place in King’s Prairie late hour lunch was served, consist Mr» Orville Gi'key wu hostsasat Sunday morning. ing of birthday rakes with candle«. a Hallowe'en party given at har home Friday night. The evening wm api-nl in playing games ami cards. Those attending from a dis tance were Alvin Gilkey. Mr and From Nov. 5th to 14th Only Mrs Harold Hough and Mi»« Ema- I line Carson, all of Albany, Mrs ‘ ' Wearever One-quart 9Qn R* u!.o I Ib-ward Zumwalt and nn of Port- Pudding Pan ovw 55c value | land, and Miaa Doris Meisner of "Wearever 25th Anniversary Special" RADIO Introducing the New FREED-EISEMANN and CROSLEY The two best maker» of Radios on the market. I' reed-Eisemann Crosley $75.00 to $175.00 $10.75 to $65.00 One of the wonders of the Freed-Eisemann in its ability under favorable conditions to reach across oceans and conti nents. In the recent International Broadcast T- us, for in stance. the cup winner heard Paris on a Freed-F.isotnann, and Freed-Eisemann users heard Madrid. Ixindon, Aberdeen. Brussels, Glasgow, and other cities across the s«*a. Another thing about the Freed-Eisemann it its uncanny ability to eliminate all other stations but the one for w hich the listener has set his dials and its ability to get that station night after night in immediate response to the same setting of the dials. That’s why there are more Freed-Eisemann Radios us. d today than any other make. In the neutnxlyne field alone, although competing with 13 other licensed manufacturers. Freed-Eisemann sold more than one-half the total of the other 18 licenses combined. Today, Freed-Eisemann is by far the largest manufacturer of neutrodyne sets in the world. The Cruoley is the greatest value on the market today for the money has no equal. The only Radio on the market in which three tubes do the work of six. The sets combine tuned Radio frequency, regeneration and reflex amplifica tion. There is no radiation. Distant stations come in dear and sharp on the loud speaker and can be logged. Coast to coast reception reported by hundreds of owners. The Cros ley Pup. a double circuit set. priced at $10.75; a wonderful performer at a low price. Thia compact, efficient receiver is an improvement of the famous Crosley one-tube set, with which Leonard Weeks of Minot, N. I)., consistently heard the McMillan Polar Expedition while the rest of America listened in vain. $1000 Prize Contest A grand prize of $1000 is offered to purchasers of the Crosley Pup for the best report of results obtained over the period from Bept 1. 1925. to March 1. 1926. in addition to monthly prizea, including real live pedigreed puppies. Full details and entry blanks in each set. Buy Your Radio Now and Enjoy It during the long winter months. •CIO. OktGON day evening to ths »anting rink. Mr. and Mrs R<>v Kells and two children, and Mrs. Eel la father. Oli ver Bishop, of Shelton. Wash , were wick end visitors of Mr. and Mrs T. M. Holt. Mr. Bishop is Mrs Holt's brother. Mrs. Orville Gilkey and son ac companied her cousin. Mrs. Howard Zumwrlt, and son to Ravmond. Wash., Sunday to visit relatives. Sunday dinner guests at the S. It Holt home were Mr and Mrs Roy Fella and children and Oliver Bish- • l> at Shelton, Wash . Mrs. E. I. Whetstone and children of Albany; Mr and Mrs. T M. Holt and Mr. and Mrs J. F Sommer and family. SHELBURN NEWS The Crosley R. M. CAIN Shelburn. About 30 other young folk» of the neighl»orhoo<i were also present. lbiicious refreshments were served at midnight. Helen, the four-montii old daugh ter of Mr and Mrs. Alfred She i man. died early Monday morning of pneu monia Funeral services were held Tuesday at Riverview »ctmol house. Burial at Franklin Butte cemetery J. K. Reilev has a young ewethat is rustling the seasoii by giving birth to twin land». The tame ewe had one lamb in the spring. A crowd of young people of the neighborhood went to Albany Mon Savage »nd Horton Electric Walking Marinar» ; Oct. 27 Arthur McLain made a trip to St. John. Wash . last week and brought home his Chevrolet ear. Clair McLain and family of Port land were calling on home folks last Monday. Oral Bates and family moved into their new home the first of thia week. Mrs. C. D. (bborn called on Mes dames W. H. and A. G Mclatin last Thursday. Charles McClain finished digging his potatoes last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. McClain made a business trip to Stayton Friday afternoon. Walter and Iola George were at Portland Friday and Saturday to see their brother. Clinton, who ia still ill at the hoepitai. G rand mut her Piatt ia still very low. Charlie Peters and Hat Ian Darby of Near Kingston. Ore., called on W. II Mcloun Monday. Geo. C. Miller is having the con Crete done for a chicken house and concrete blocks made for a machine «bed thia week. Grandmother Miller spent last week visiting relatives in Roseburg Geo. C. Miller made a busine«« trip to Albany Saturday. ..................... $1.25 I (»ackage Washing Powder an«! Dish Pan Free. See Our \\ inclow Display J. F. Wesely, Grocer Chinaware Furnishings Garden Seed» Notion» CHOOL SHOES S Good heavy »h<<» tor boy* and girl« for school wear. Par' 9*tr Keep the feet dry. AT Scio. Oregon Hibler & Gill Company SPECIAL Tire PRICES Tire* arc up in price ami are »till advancing. If you need new tin-». NOW 1« th* time to Ht'Y. Ox.lj inch Oversixe Cords 59 95. Compare this lire with your mall order tire. We put them on your wheel«. 21* x 4 40 Standard Balloons irordai at 519 So, Fisk Cords, *> ply, 3t»x3j 517 00. FaUc Maasaaoit Cords, M>x8j. 510.50. Fisk Premier straight side Cord». 514.00, Slxf» SS Cord, heavy duty type. 545.00 :Wv ¡4 -tamluid Con! Cases, M. 50. 90s3| V. T. C. Cords, 8 ply, tin JS 3tat| inch Uray Tut»««, ■landard makes. 51 70 Rubber r«w Ford Batteries, 5I6 SO. 45 volt Radio It Batteries. Radio A llattertaa in rubber ease. Antenna W ire and Radio Tien Tubes for the Itadio. The famous Three- R-Three 3 tut»- Radio sets, 555.00, A good reliable 5 tube set for 5aS oo Wr install all seta sold, If you want a Radio aet. let ua figure with you. A Radio act to auit the price you wish to pay Yours for Service and a Square Deal. ilyeu s parage Ftr Ctoimt fori Pirls «ni V>l Fori Strvic« md Rapairmj B Phone 27 Scio, Oregon Wr arc stocked again with Cherry City Feeds Come in aixl bring y<>ur cream and produce. The Dairy City Produce F rkd M cmcfs Fwr.n MfMi-t «. . Proprietor. Proprict«>r. Mrs. Jane Compton and grandson Cleo Legner. called Monday on Mias Zoos Cole, who ia ill. They found her soi what unproved. Bring Your Job Printing to the Tribune Tribune.
