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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1925)
I I > z « 0. X INDEX PRODUCE CO INDEX PRODUCE CO. I X o Index Produce Co 8 s z - z a « o o I fi 8< -BUYS- A. Hogs Veal Poultry . Eggs Q Q Z >• X A. p ✓ •< I z o tr X We remit for all shipments on day of arrival. X - M G> U a 3 - CL. ■V - © © e: n w Top Market Prices Paid K M Q 151 Front Street, z. INDEX I PRODUCE Co. 3 K •0 > Z -! Portland, Oregon INDEX PRODUCE CO. | HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO GET THAT DRESS AT A BIG SAVING Special l’ri«ca on Silk anil Wool Drenscs U. G. Shipley Company I'lMg NltChMiM The Scio Tribune Local Mctcx and Classified PAGE EIGHT * Ha I «m, Oregon tytlir Pricit Locals For Radio A and H Hatterwe, try Bilyeu's Garage. You'll Fiiul Your Want Here Sr m « I m bat asttu««« sa4sr Ws Mr SM Ray Marti. b«okk<-< per for the M* - *• ar-r- i« w .«t i . **t—BWCTMasMMWb Scio Mill & Elevator Cm. is in Im F-»r Sale Jaian Silkies, at S2 50 manuel hospital in Portland with per pair See Tony Faltus. route Arvin Heaters for your Ford at 4. Scio, Oregon. )3p ulcers of the stomach. Btlveu’s Garage The annual meeting of the stock- For Sale Pair of flip Rubber Boots Joe Sehwmdt and eon were in Sa ho'ders of the Crown Mine A Mill I »si. practically new. ar fS.OOfor quick sale. See Roy Hixson.Seio. lem on business Tuesday ing Co. will be held in the Scio I 0 O neu R l.Sp We repair and charge Batteries. 0 F hall on Monday night. Nov. 16. Kir Sale Twelve Jersey Red Pigs, Bilyeu’s Garage. Mrs. James Milligan and daugh fine st >ck. at reasonable prices. Henry Navok was in Albany over ter of near Crabtree were in town See John A White, route 3. Sdo. Oregon 14o Monday night on business. Thursday on business, and also via We repair and charge Batteries. tied her aunt. Mrs. Rebecca Morris. For Sale Go»d clean Goose Feath ers at 90c per pound. See Joe Bilyeu's Garage A E Randall and wife were over Menhart, route 3. Scio. Oregon, Matt Doubek remains quite ill of from Monmouth Friday on business, or phone 12 5. 14p snd while here they visited A. T. stomach trouble at his home. Money at 6% with Powell, who suffered a light stroke Farm Ixiana nominal commiMiion; prepayment How about that new Oversize Cord of paralysis on Thursday. priviody« * after first year. Wm. Tir«~J9 95. Bilyeu's Garage. Bain. Albany Ore. 13-c Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parrish and Mrs. Clora Pepper assisted at the son Nolan drove to Portland Sun C >us f r Sale One Durham |60, Hibler & Gill store last Wednesday. day. .Mrs. Parrish ren.alned for a one gt«le Holstein |30. one grade Jer rev Lifer $40. See these at How about that new Oversize Cord longer visit with her daughter, Mrs. James Milligan's, on Feretwe farm, Tiro—19 95. Bilyeu's Garage Roy Hoagland, and a sister of Mr. near < rxhtree. < ire. 15 d Mrs. W. F. Pepper is suffering Parrish. For Sale Clover Seed Screenings. with a carbuncle on the bark of her Mr. and Mrs Weocel Drcbnv and " »'-L white clover, rye grass and neck. son Gordon of Chico, Calif,, are vis Eng in/ pinr.trn; good for pasture at • b Also Fall Barlev Seed C. J. Bruce was confined to his iting at the home of Mr. an«) Mrs at lb See F. T. Thayer. Scio, Vilas Arnold The ladies are sisters. home with a severe cold the In Oregon. 13p Mr. Drobny is a successful orchard- week. 1st of Chico. C. C. Osborn of route 2 was a ! 1> It . C . E 1 C Q P. F Smith ard wife weie over business caller at the Tribune office from Shelburn last Friday on busi DENTIST Saturday. ness and also called at the Tribune. Fred Mumper and Cliff Compton Albany • Oregon j Mr Smith is station agent at Shel were in Salem on business Monday burn and «ays they enjoy reading sftrrnoon. the Tribune. The city council meets in regular Front 40 acres of apples and pears monthly session nt the city hall to* The world fa in Sam's Valley. Chester Coffey sold mous stage night at 7;3U. 5500 parsed boxes of Yellow New sensation in motion pictures, Eric V«>n Stro- The ¡Julies’ Aid Soc eties are an town apples, to nay nothing of the helm's nouncing a bazaar tor Dec. 5th at Spitzenbergs and pears that he al <> Riley Shelton's office. packed and "hipped. At Last! Don’t Wait—Rains Start Soon Now is the time to have your Auto Tops Repaired or Made New Our facililirs ate the l i st in I inn County. Rex Enclosures installed if you wish. Prices reasonable Vulcanizing, Retreading, Oil* and Grease« F. W. HORSKY A1BAN.Y-,..°?.LC0N J Ortie«- Hours; 9 to 12 a in., 2 to 5 p. in. Ami by Ai>|*ointmcnt. g TIT::,. Chiropractor •L 401-3 Firat National Bank Building George M. Bilyeu and wife went to Eugene Tuesday where Mr. Bil yeu is taking treatments. Underwear. Shirts. Wool Soz and Furnishings Now is the tune to slock up. See J. F. Wesely. Dr. Geo. J. Kenagy il Mr. and Mrs. Will Tavlor of Mr. and Mrs, R. W. Montgomery Prineville are on a visit to their gave a family dinner Sunday to Mr, aunt. Mrs. Hannah Rav. and Mrs. Will Taylor of Prineville, We are cooperating on the page Mrs. Hannah Rav. Mr. and Mrs. ad in this issue end future issues. Arch Rav. A fine time und a tine dinner was enjoyed. Read it, J. F. Wesely. A ijiany . O rkdon Mr. and Mrs. 1. V. McAdoo at tended the stock show in Portland Saturday night. On Sunday they called on a cousin of the editor that he had not seen sines* he was a little tad about three years old. Ye editor has receive«) word that Mr.'and Mrs. W. W Harder of he is great uncle to a !»i pound bey Portland spent the week-end with born to his niece, Mrs D. H. J< hn- Mr. and Mrs J. D. Densmore. son. on Oct. 15 at Zanesville. Ohio, See our window display for spe where her husband is pastor uf the cial sale of Dishes on Friday and First Presbyterian church. Saturday, this week. J. F. Weselv. Mr. and Mrs. Finley Patterson Mr. anti Mrs. C. M Donovan an«l have returned to their home in Se daughter Mary and son Harry went attle after visiting a few days at the to Portland Tuesday to visit rela home of A L. Arnold. Mrs. Patter tives for a week. son and Mrs Arnold are sisters and No one is complaining hers of the hadn't seen one another for 17 weather, because we never had a years. finer fall, while it is cold and snowy The Great Tragedy of Life. What in the middle west. is it? The answers of men vary. Mrs. J. F. Wesely is to go to Sa This will be the subject of the ser lem today where she will be the mon bv Rev. J. Y. Stewart in the guest of Mrs G. 1. Forge for the Christian church next Sunday morn remainder of the week. ing. Preaching at Mt Pleasant at 2 p m. Depredations by Hallowe'en prow- lers were comparatively light here. A. T. Powell suffered a light Some damage, such as turning over stroke of paralysis at his home last outbuildings, occurred. Thursday morning, which affected W. T. Hassler snd wife, who re his entire right side. Mr. Powill is cently sold their farm to Con West- M years of age. lie had so far r< enhouse and moved to lx*banon. Covereil as to be able to t»e down town Monday. were Scio visitors Tuesday. Merry Widow” With Mae Murray John Gilbert Coming Next *-un.. Mon., lu«-s., Wedn. November 8-9 IO II Globe - Albany The S. 16 Frame Fashion« I by the Shur-On Co. in stinctively appeals to the feminine wearer for its neh apix-arancv. I hen n* a tort« to the culor and a balance to the design, and a bridge and joint such as you expect Shur- On to make. €>. ¡7?cade Opt<Oiiic trist. HAROLD ALBRO. .Manufacturing Optician The entertainment and dance giv Mr. and Mrs. Williamson snd Jan. en by the Sokol club at the Z C B J Abbott of Salem, aed Oliver Powell hall Saturday night drew a large at of Yakima. Wash , visited st the tendance. The pr> gram was highly Wm. Abbott home Sunday. appreciated The music and tab Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tom and Dr. leaux are reported to have been ex S. C. Browne were in Corvallis Tues ceptionally good. day to consult another doctor in re Mrs. Bent n Arnold gavy a Hal gard to Mrs. Tom's health. lowe’en party at her home Satur Oth Compton was over from Sa lem Sunday to visit his new home, which is nearing completion and will soon be ready for occupancy If one of the Tribune advert imp ra ••■ling*’ you, tell ua; if he treat« you right, tell him. day night for her children. The decorations were suggestive of the season. Games and story telling were enjoyed until a late hour when refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haasler went When you entertain, let us furnish to Albany Monday to remain until you. with 500 score cards. after the funersl of O. E Holdridre. who was a brother in-law of Mrs YES! we have "500" Score card Haasler. at 2c each at the Tribune office P. T. Tweed, D.V. S. County Veterinary Office at Woodworth Drug Store Phone 25, or res 8F2. Alltany
