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News From Lyons.
! $1.00 a Day
Nov. 10
New line of Fancy Ties. Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,
and other useful articles for everyday use and suit
able for Christ mat gift*.
Sec our window display.
Sec our line of Work Glove*, Underwear and Fur
niahingt.
All priced low.
Ask for tickets entitling you to a chance on our
prizes with every 60e purchase or paid on account
- I<eginning Saturday. Nov. 14.
Ser front page.
You» to liv« *n<l let live.
J. F. Wesely, Grocer
Chinaware
Furnishings
Garden Seeds
Notion!
ILYEU’S AARAGE
B
Ford StrtfcuiM Rtpiinni
Fir Snail Fid hrtl IM
Service
For
hord Batteries
Radio Batteries
Gas
Greases
Oils
Tires : Tires : at the right prices
See front page.
Phone 27
Get tickets Iwginning Saturday
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Scio, Oregon
Our Price la Right, Our Service la Good, Correct Tests.
Accurate Weight» and Cash on the Spot.
Scio Independent Cash Produce
We are cooperating in the prizes.
Sec ad on front )»agc.
Get My Prices
On Wool Shirts, Wool Sox, Sweaters, Cotton and W ..»I Under
wear for men, and Cotton anti Wool and Silk Underwear for
ladies.
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For wet weather we have Rain Hats. Slickers.
Water-proof Coats anti Pants, Rubber Roots anti Overshoes for
all the htmily. Prices are right.
Ask for tickets on prizes. See front ¡»age for rules.
THE PEOPLES STORE
J. B. COUEY, proprietor
We are stocked again with
Mr. Winters was a Fox Valley
caller Sunday.
Uuile a crowd of Grangers from
here attended grange and initiation
of members in Stayton Saturday.
Mr. Potter and Clint Surry were
business visitors in the Scio and
Crabtree vicinities Monday of last
week.
Mr. Hanvon. a repreaentatve of
the Star Motor Co. in Albany, was a
business caller at Lyons Tuesday.
John Warden is the owner of a
Chevrolet since last Wednesday,hav
ing traded his Ford to the Star
•dealer.
Mrs. Caddy Martin and Mrs Ed
Tra* k were among those spending
Saturday in Star ton.
Qyde Thomas and wife of Jordan
were Tuesday visitors at Jack John-
•tor.'s
Mrs. Cooper of Salem spent the
e«r»d of the week with her daughter.
Mm Alden Jbiberts, who Is very
much improved after a serious ill-
mas, but is still bring treated by a
Salem soecialist several times each
week. Mrs Roberta and her moth
er returned to Salem Saturday
morning
W. C. Scott of the 4-8 lumber
was a business caller in the Ly
•one vicinity Monday
Mrs U. S Berrv visited the Fox
Talley school Friday afternoon.
Different agents were very num
erous in out community the past
w«ek demonstrating and selling (or
at least trying to sell) everything
from cars to bath brushes, not ex
cluding phonographs, washing ma
chines, floor polish, groceries, sew
ing machines, aladdin lamps and
newspapers. Well, we couldn't buy
from all of them, but perhaps some
one found just the article they most
needed, at any rate there was a big
variety to select from. Most of the
demonstrators mentioned they would
not be back again for at least three
months. Folkswill have quite awhile
to decide what to buy. unless some
one comes along with something
else
The Dairy City Produce
F red M umper , Proprietor.
“Wear-Ever”
25^Jnniuefya/y
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SPECIAL
Waterbury
Alarm Clocks
4.29
Fully
Guaranteed
Also we will begin giving tickets Sat
urday for prizes on each ¿Occash pur
chase or pa hl <>n account. See rules
on front page. Also our razor ail.
Kelly’s Drug Store
Ball Band
Rubber Boots, Overshoes and Rubbers J
for rainy weather, at
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Hibler & Gill Company
Tickets Saturday for prizes.
Scio,
Oregon
Sec rule, on front page.
Ice Cream Candy Soft Drinks
Cigars Tobaccos Popcorn
Bread, Pastry, Lunches
and Short Orders
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Ask for txiets Saturday. See rales on front page
Prize* announced next week.
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Mrs. Nell Bilyeu................ Proprietor i
The »Scio Meat Market
C. J. BRI t E, Proprietor
Where Bond Fellows Meat the Public
with the Lest in their line to l>e had anywhere. We
arc striving to keep t I k - esteem of the public by be-
ing on the square in our dealings. Keep us in mind.
[»] SPECIALOFFER
Sec us l>eiore you sell v<»ur stock
Read the rules on the front page
The Scio Oarage
Service Station for Star Cars
One quart Pudding Pm
Caw ta Fit
19c
Rrtslif Pnct
25c
G«/ yowif TODAY
Beginning Next Saturday
Freed-Eiseman
Radiola
Croslejr
Halowat
Will give two chances with
every subscription, or
Home
Products
Nev. I4A
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III Y YOUR RADIO NOW
Agency
The Scio Tribune
Scio Mill & Elevator Co
Syrrul 04rr
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Read front page, and ask for tickets on fl ei»Yj salet,
or paid on account
Notice to School Boards:
A gallons Floor Oil
in bulk....................
$1.95
Ask for tickets on .3 prizes to Ite
given away. See rules on page 1.
R. M. CAINT
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CONFECTIONERY
Ask for tickets Saturday.
Battery Repairing and Charging
General Repairing
Automobile Accessories
.Machine Work
U-8-L Batteries
Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires
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SCIO. OHLGON
See Front Page, and ask for tickets Saturday, Nov. 14.
Cyrus A. Brock, Props.
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N. I. MORRISON
Herbert Shelton. Mgr. Shop.
Cherry City Feeds
Come in and bring your cream anti pnxluo
We have a White Enamel Nickel Trimmed Colonial
Range, with solid top
We want to sell it. It sells
regularly for *115 00
We will liegin Saturday of this
week and ieduce the price $1.00 |>er day until sold.
Ask for prize tickets Saturday, l>ut first read the
rule* on the front |Mge. Prizes displayed next week.
See Iront page.
Prizes displayed next week.
Tickets Saturday
Place Your Order Now
5or those RADIO
batteries
Willan I B Batteries............................... »21 00 to *31 00 for «M» volts
Phik» B Batteries .. .........
*........................ *tt 00 for 6 volts
Bartu Motor Co.
Ask for tickets Sa f »»day.
See roles on front page
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