.. • *• Ik* -*■ •A ■» e ’z ; ‘V r *. *?’ -«*.■*'* “ “V g • “Av -, r • *‘fc;VS eV «■*.-< THE SCIO TRIBUNE Demand Continues for Jumper Suits Comfy Raccoon Coat |g Liked by Little Girls Dairyman One-Piece Outfit, Built of Heavy Material, Alto Fashionable. Dispose The two-plec* or jumper suit le In great demand, a* It has been sines last spring But for colder weather tli* « >i .<• { !•■< *> built ,,f 1,,-nry material 1* more practical, and very fashion able, note* a fashion writer In the N*W York 'Hines. Patou has designed for moderate winter weather some strikingly smart fro»ks of thl* type, In men's suitings. These ar* severely taiioreil, hut are treated Individually, wltl» buttons, pocket flaps revere cuffs Moat of the miníela ar* toned down the middle front belted with a narrow strap of the giMxls. In a design of wool mixture In beig* and brown th* upper ¡»art open* with long revere. Is fastener! with half a doses buttons and belted be­ low the waist. Two narrow d*rt like tuck* at each side give a slightly shaped effect. Tbe frock Is worn over a slip of ribbed silk which show* as a llttl* vest at the top and • petticoat at the bottom. Patou baa Indulged hie fancy for making s|>orta suite In eeveral other engaging designs In some of which he accomplishes a alight flare In th* skirt • fi •• Produce oe»e requires from 2',4 to 3 yearsT Oregon Milk Company Condensery, Scio. Oregon All kind* of Iron and Bras* Callings Repair Wort and Blacksmithing ALBANY IRON WORKS Engines, Mill and Mining Machinery Live Rolls. Used Blocks. Log Turnsrs, Log HauH, Cobi* Conveyors and Hop* Feed Work. Tlie slim, boyish line Is In evidence In a Simpl« frock of printed »•I»« One of the popular models In rac­ coon to keep the little daughter warm during the blustery days of winter. It has pockets and largo roll collar, and le lined with a warm material, making * moot satisfactory garment. I'lensure that len t shared with an other loses half Ita power to phase. Albany, Oregon Phone 61 ALBANY ABSTRACT COMPANY Abstracters of city and country property in Linn County. Work quickly completed Our certificates guarantee safety. Prices con­ form to ths established raise throughout the country. LSI LA SSITCMILL. •sscstary Extreme Daintiness for Milady’s Bedroom Only can l«/r'kH. why can't I have a skin Ilk* other girls! Why do I hav* to have thee« ugly pimple*. blotch** and blackhnade! “If I could only And something thst would clear up my akin and give me hack my soft, rosy complulon. I know I would b* th* happiest girl in th* world! What can I do!" Is that you talking! If it Is, you don't have to worry a minute! Just build up th* rich, red blood tn your body. T hen your skin will be as cl*ar •nd soft as anybody's. That's what 8. H 8. has been doing for generation»—helping Nature build rich, red blood! You can build red- blood-cells so fast that th* Impurities that cause breaking out on th* skin hardly get into the aystem befor* th* pur* blood annihilate* them — kills them right out — slops them from breaking out through the skin. And then thia rich. red. pur* blood feed» and nourishes the tissues of th* •kin and keeps It looking boalthy. That's all (her* la to It Healthy, vigorous, ted blood such as 8. 8. 8. kelps N a t u r • build, make* yon healthy all aver. It beautifies your •kin — drives away pirn- plea, blackheads. blotch**. rash, bofla and *csems -gives you back your ap- petit*—builds flrm. plump flesh and fills you full of new Ilf* and energy All drug stores sell 8 8 8. Get th* larser bolt I*. It's mors »* and aoflly tinted pic­ tures will be In good order, and If yon confine your hankering for "flufT' ott­ tlrely to your boudoir, no one will ba** the right to criticise Of coarse you will know when enough la enough. Avoid the sugary pink bonbon effect. If you are settled on tbe point thst your hangings and t>edcoverlnga shall be of silk and your lamp* de< Idedly decorative, your wisest step would be to punhuse. not ornate furniture, but something rvfltied and dellcat* tn line •nd color. Feather Fant Are Fad for Formal Occationt The fancy for feather fane le evi­ dent tn latest styles being shown In Important shops. The gra<* and lux­ ury of the ersson'a more elaborate costume quite logically msk* demand for elegance in the accessories and detail. Nothing la more suitable than ostrich. Xlsny fans for formal evening dress are still of enormous dimensions and will be seen as the top note of many a gorgeous toilette. These ar* picturesque iu the extreme; regal af­ fairs that belong to tbr dowager type of dress. There are other*, light and lovely a* a butterfly‘a wing, that will appeal to the younger set. Thea* will tw euchantlng with tulle and chiffon dance frucka, for th* winter's social campaign. many curved sections that used Io Is Outstanding Noveltie* called tbe waist of a gown. It la un- of Seagon’a New Modes douttedly true that form Iras, not to The Parisian mod* la not nearly *o capricious as It Is supposed to he. A new fashion Is rarely a mere arbitrary change for the sake of changing. It la far more often a logical develop­ ment, and It is when a novelty la log­ ical that It stands the best chanc* of acceptance. This year the outstand­ ing novelties of th* winter collection might be briefly described as lit* flare, the fl! and the bustle. The first has been on the way foe a long time, win­ ning another yard each season. until only the field of the outdoor wrap Is left for It to conquer. Fitted bodlc* line*, also, ar* no capric* of |»*me Fasbloo Haring skirts have brought them as surely a* th* short skirt brought little bats or God made llttl* apple*. Their chanc* of success Is not so good •• that of flaring skirts Too many other thing* come Into con •Iderstlon. beginning with th* un doubted power of sport* Influence on all our clothes. Nevertheless, though w* may be as far thl* year as last from that extraordinary contraption of ■•y sloppy, line* ar* no longer In gen- rral w**r The "corset figure'• is n>>< an Immediate danger, but a certain trimness of thia part of th* garment will get Itself accepted a* a distia rulahlng mark of th* fashions of IDOb-M And If this suggestion of in ugno«* add* a epic* nf restraint to what __ ___ the _ French call lenu*. or general behavior, perhaps It will be all the better Loose manner* ar* less becoming than loose clothes. It I* Charlotte of ITemet who has gon* the fartheat In thl* di­ rection. Some of her models are odd­ ly reminiscent of the late TO* or earl lew Kki. that period beloved by George Du Maurier. who delighted In alx foot, elender limbed goddesses with pur* Greet mmea and equally pur* English minds — Harper** Baxasr ALBANY PLANING MILL E. W. SEARS, Prop. Sash. Doom, Moulding, GI am , General Mill Work, Windshields. Kitchen Cupboard», Window and Door Screens, Hardwood Flooring, Etc. Bring Us Your Estimates Phone 140-R Prompt Service Albany, Oregon DR. A. P. HOWELLS Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeon Office Phon* « Residence; 110 Bond tor Osteopathic Literature Office First Savings Rank Building, Albany, Oregon FARM LOANS Write for booklet describing our twenty-year amortis*d rural credit farm loan Insurance com­ pany ratea are very low. N* commission or other expense BEAM LAND COMPANY Albany, Oregon W A Ewing. President T J. Manker*. Vice-President The Scio State Bank E. D Myer*. Cashier Does a General Banking Business. Interest paid on lime deposita. EAT TO LIVE Tbe Highway Repair Shop The better yon eat. Tbe better yon Ur*. Meco ad and Baker Mis. Imperial Cafe Cylinder Reboring Telepheee «IS Pal Murphy. Proprietor General Auto Repairing Albany, Oregon A. JL Bart B. A. k la pota Albany. Oregon Low* A Morrison RILEY SHELTON Meltable I adrrtakers All fuasral* given persona) attention by Mr. Low*. N, C. Lew* N. i. Mserisss ■ Fhoae—I>*x, ivi Phons tl Phoae—Nighi. •»* Real and Aba tract* SCIO - Estate Broker Notary Public Obtained. Examined • - - OREGON G. F. KORINEK THOMAS LARGE Tetar! sarta a Resident Areal City and Farm Property Mold. List With M*—No Exclusive Contract •TATTON .... OREGON Calls Answered Day or Night Tuberculin Tasting DR. J. W. GOIN V eterlnartan Sterility. Abortion. T. B. Testing Ph on se: Office. it«-J; R*s fol ALBANY, OREGON DR. A. G. PRILL Physicien •nd Burgeon District Surgeon S P Railway Scio, Oregon Dr. P. T. Tweed, D. V. M. DR. C. FICQ Veterinarian Fur Vent* Fur waistcoats are very smart when worn with tailored suits nt present. Chinchilla, mole and ermine are the furs So used. L. M. CUSL. RreslSsst, Attereey as* SSsnaser Albany DENTIST Oregon Phon* ÎS or IF1 Albany Oregon