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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1925)
PAGE FI vi Country Correspondence The 9cio Tribanê Good Will Page—Somebody Will Win Beginning Dec. 11» 1925 From the »tore with many selec tions and at prices you want to pay With our complete stocks of Christmas Tics, Shirts. Sox and Underwear for men ami l»oys, and ILuiery. Handkerchiefs, etc., for women and girls, to Ch naware. Glassware, Staple ami Fancy Groceries. a variety is here to make Christmas a real ioy at a minimum of coat. One l>i. ken l<d Children’s Hose, 26. val.t 15 < hi«- lot Men* Pure Silk Sox. regular 90c and 11. odd lot; vour choice ......... M One lot I idics Wool Hose. »1 »1 25. »1 16. to broken lots, your choice ............................ Granulate«! Sugar. 16 lbs. for (only one dollar's worth to customer) No. 1 S mwcm Raisins, per lb Walnuts, medium soft shell, large and sweet per lb ............................................................... R emember , above prices are for cash, and that you get tickets with every 5()c cash purchase or paid on account. We want, need and ap preciate your trade. I will give Discount IO on my entire line until Dec. 2’> Now is the time to buy vour Christmas Gouda. sw This w ill b<- mv first big annual sale. Q oq Olin PniTOQ OBB Ulll ll IZBu 1 gl N. I. MORRISON <4F“ MO. OREGON Headquarters for CHRISTMAS GIFTS Come in and Sec for Yourself J. F. Wesely, Grocer Furnishings Garden Sec«Is Gas Lamp ,i Luther K toiMM grimier; third. Aluminum Sauce Pan. Ask for a ticket w<th every dollar cash pur« base or juiid on account. See our window. Rcatl page 1. Yours to live and let live. Chinaware 1 Notions Our Price la Right, Our Service la Good. Correct I rats. Accurate Weights and Cash on the Spot. Scio Independent Cash Produce Try our “Scia Pride" Butter. It coats .ess. Ifecember 8 First prize, »3 in trade; second. »2 in trade; third, »1 in trade. Ticket with each »1, either buy or sell. j> > <■ A Few Prices on Canned Goods No. No. No. No. ... IS«-. J®.- and . I Sc, JWe ami I Sc. or two for ............................... 2 t orn................................... 2 Peas..................................... 2» Tomatoes...................... 2» Peaches and \pricots. Special price on Raisins until Christmas 5 lb. p.u I .4 . seedless variety .................................................... JSc J5<- JV JS«- 50 We have received our Christmas Candi* Special prices to Schools, Sunday School», «tr THE PEOPLES STORE CONFECTIONERY Ice Cream Candy Soft Drinks Cigars Tobaccos Popcorn Bread, Pastry, Lunches and Short Orders First prize. 5 lb. box of Chocolates; second, I lb. can of Prime Alliert, third. 3 lbs. Mixed Candy. Ticket with every 25- cash. Mrs. Nell Bilyeu Proprietor The K. H. Potter and Clyde Mc Rae families entertained relatives from Silverton over the week end. Mrs. Dellis Westenhouse was an Albany business caller Thursday. Harvey Ransom has been in Port land on jury duty the past week. Clint Surry is assisting in the store during his absence. Mrs. Ring and Lois MeElhanev were callers at EJIa Johnston's last Wednesday evening. The social entertainment at the community hall Friday evening wan well att»nded and a nice sum raised for the Christmas tree supplies. Miss Barbara Schwindt spent sev. eral days last wees with her sister in Lyons. Marion Forrest sold his farm last week to an eastern man. whose name wc did not learn, and imme diate ih>aseMion was given. We understand a sister is coming to keep house for him. Th« Forrest families have leaned a place near Mehatna and will reside there for the present. Asked to Help Locate Boy Radio ! If vou want a good RADIO buy a Ateetìj'jjq Freed-Eisemann ’S. ■ X I M.ulr !>' tic l.«rr>- Made by the largest manufacturers in the world. F reed-Eisemann on the Prosldont’s Yacht The President’s Yacht, the Mayflower, has been pro» ide<I with a Freed-Eisemann receiver, which was selected and purchased by government experts after rigid tests. The local Odd Fellows lodge has been requested to locate if possible George (Budi Crow, age 15; 5 feet, M inches tall; weight 115. fair com plexion. dark brown hair, small round face; pleasing personality, small bunch or scar under left jaw near ear; very faint scar acrosa neck in front. The boy disappeared from hie home in Gooding, Idaho, on August lMth and is believed to lie in this vi* cinity. Mrs Crow is prostrated and any Information would be apprecia ted If Bud sees this he should write home immediately and relieve his mother’s anxiety. Spelling Contest Ends Halowat One of the l>est 5-tube Receivers on the market Halawat. A Radio built by western engineers to meet western comH- tiohs. Comparison proves its superiority. Hi« Halowat Range control embodies new principles in selectivity ami audibility. We alao handle the Atwater Kent and Magnavox Which you will hear more about later on In the cheaper Radina we have the Radiola Croaley aa low as »10 75 UM The Best Made lll-A and R. M. CAIN s"MVi^*“ acto, okegon Washing Machine» The spelling contest in the third, fourth and fifth grades closed the first of lest week. Marv Madrus ranking first and Norma Mumper second in the fifth grade. Mary Be- cicka first and Bernice Simmons sec ond in the fourth grade, Rex Shel ton first and Helen Myers second in the third grade. Prises were award* ed to the winners. Mrs. Rodgers intends to have an other contest later in the term. Mrs. Grace Edwards, with Mr. and Mrs Erad Veal of Albany.spent the week-end with Dr. Mary T. Cola at Timber, Oregon. >2 50 to >7 »•60 to »7 »1 26 to »10 »1 26 to »II 26« to »4 »1 26 to »22 50. to >5 50. to »4 Parker's Fountain Pens Assortment of Pen ami Pernii Set* Toilet st-. I t s Perfumes Kodaks Iku Stationery................ Dolls, in large assortment 00 50 00 75 00 60 00 00 Yours for a Merry Curisi mas, Kelly’s Drug Store Christmas Suggestions FOR M KN Sweaters Lumberjacks Umbrellas Shirts Handkerchiefs Gloves Socks Night Shirts Cuff Links Overcoats 1 lats and Caps Slippen Suspenders Scarfs Ties Garters Armbands Tobacco Cigars Pipes Knives Hibler & Gill Company Scio, Oregon Scio Mill & Elevator Co. Pheasant Brand Products Quuality Guaranteed First prize, 2 49-lb. sacks Wi-.tern Blend Flour; second, 1 sack Golden l*hea<ant Flour. I sack (>< rinea, 1 sack Graham; third. 1 sk Golden Pheasant Flour. Tickets with $1 cash or paid ac’t We now have a Full line of ( berry City Feeds A Flour We also buy empty sacks. Bring in your Eggs. We buy Poultry, alive or dressed, an«l pay top prices, at The Dairy City Produce F reo M umper , Proprietor. See Front Page. Tickets with every 50c cither buy or sell. Sec our prizes. First prize, Turkey; second. <>n<- sack of llardwheat Flour; third, five pounds Cream Chcor. See front page. The Scio Meat Market Herbert Shelton. Mgr. Shop. C. I BRUCE, Proprietor Where Good Fellows Meat the Public with the best in their line to Lc ha<l anywhere. Wc are striving to keep the esteem of the public by I ic ing on the square in our dealings. Keep us in mind. See us lie fore you sell vour stock First prize, dressed Turkev; second, »2 Pork Roast; third, half dozen canned goods. Tickets with .MX- cash or paid on account The Scio Tribune Will give two chances with
