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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1918)
Will You Be Ready For GASOLINE MONEY FARMERS! THIS IS Inspection? YOUR WAR. BUY FOR LIBERTY BONDS Th» boya at th» front now are LIBERTY BONDS copy lag trench*« Some am la flrot Bae trenches, dlapatcheo tell You at home am la the back line trench The fallows In the front line trench»« must eland tn»(wetIon rogu larly Ton la the back lino trench, too. muet stand Inspection Will you be ready * Remember, tknee bravo lad» seros» the *• am depending upon you tn etand by them Everything they kava ram» from th» fighters In the barh lino trench—the big trench right her» la America Perhaps you don’t malli* the greet meponalhlllty mating with you It la Just •• great aa that thou Ide red by the brave fellow across the SOL Be a real soldier la the bark Ha* trench, so you can stand Inspection Be a good soldier la the home trench—Buy Liberty Bonds The war’s succès« or folium, ao far aa Uncle Ram I» concerned, depend» oa what you do or don't do Save food, help the Red Croas. buy Liberty Bonds Just look yourself over Take an In Oa»< vantory of your bank account over your record and se* If you’ve done your duty aa a back trench sol Star •Ince Uncle Bam snt.red th* war. If you can afford to buy IJbert« Benda, and don't, then you are aid Ing the Kaiser Am you that kind of a bark trench fighter? Motor Car Ownro Can Do Great Success of Teutonic Arma Spells Work Eliminate Trip to Despoliation for Ameri Aid United States can Producers Aa spring comes on and the mads Improve, the automobile owner will get uu’ hl« <a- Before he tune« It up for the first long Bunday tour with bls family, it would b» well at this tlm- for him to reflect that every gallon of gasoline h* usee will mean that a ••!!<>• of rmuitine . an not be ua»d for a mot-w truck hauling provl» loss and munitions tn the front for the fighting men tn Franc* Il mar aound trivial to My thia but when one panare to reflect that them are mom thaa l.OM.ooo pi»aa uro rar» In «•» In <m«rtr» .nd that each ran burn from three to sit gallons of the precious fluid »very Munday that an outing la taken In the ear one roadlly can aee that .Orh an outing means that th» already waal supply has been made shorter hy •*v»ral m tllons of gallons With the ■apply decreased nnd the Govern ment In the market as a heavy buyer •o supply th* th >usanda of motor truck, it is skipping to Frvnro fo» th* army the pri.. will rl.» and lha <fovernm.nl will b* at a greater ex- penM to conduct Ita military op*«. Gone. ’ As every on* familiar with ths war situation knowa.’ ■aid an army man recently. ganolfne le on» of the big factors In the great struggle. Its importanre In th» ultimate winning of th« war 1» very great. it propels submarlnea. Hying machines and motor DO YOUR BIT trucks and ambulances The United Ix>t every fellow do hla bit, Staten la the gn-nt producer of this And Mulle while he la doing It. by-product Of petr l»uni and all ws can pmluro Is n«-l»d hy us to ha»*»n It may be loading hope« forlorn; a victorious concl islon of the war It may be only hoeing corn; "It seems to me that the owners Still be la acting like a man. >f pleasure car» __ of cars can »ffeet effawt a great In doing It the beat ho can utvlng In gasoline If they ram ta do so In the seasons when rulings Let'a all And out what Duty means md pleasure tours am in order, In bearing anna or planting bean». 'hurt trite and not ’no many of theta And er« we reach the Great Beyond will result In a big MVlng of gas» Let’s dig down deep and buy a bond line, without robbing th» rar owners >f their pleasures And her» Is ths Dig for the coIna while wa have got fine part about this thrift that la. one of the fins points the tmmry ’em. Down deep until we •crape the hot saved In gar .line can be turned Inta tom Liberty Honda, and Liberty Bonds Let'a bark <>ur boys who are facing can win th» war Th» man who Is willing to mv » gasoline now and turn hell. To aarva their Uncla Ram-u-el. bls savings over to th» Oi v. rnmeat G D. H. will be able In the future to take alt th» long tour» he carm to, and bell The greater part of the world new be able to ride m a victor." look a to America •• Its chief hope of •ofety from tyrenny and opproealon Victory does not depend solely upon Our mlaalon la worth the devotion, the our fighting men: It depends on all •acriflce. the labor of every American Americana. Work, asua, and land to •UY LIBERTY BONDS. the Government WOMEN ASK FOR RATIONING PLAN American Women Volunteer to th» stirring pledge. "IN HONOR BOUND WE ADOPT THE NATION AL SCALE OF VOLUNTARY RA TIONS." The ration mcoinmended by th» Food Admlnlstrutlor and adopted first tn New York city, whence the idea bus spread through the entire country, is the follow lug: Buy Fixed Amounts of Meat, Per Meet l^vf (fresh. »sited, tin and Butter. ned and hashed); tnuttAn, lamb and veal (mutton by preference) ............. ............. JtH I ha .......................... lb. PLAN STARTED IN NEW YORK. Butter Cooking Fata (margsrinr, lard, lard substitute«, vegetable oils) lb. Idea Supplemento U. S. Food Adminis Wheat Flour (for uae In cook- tration's New Homa Card New Ing grsvlesy etc., where coni starch, cracker dust In 10,000,000 Hemsa or bread crumbs cannot t>e •uluitltutrd) .......................... lb. The women of America, who are Victory Bread (containing at anxious to do tbelr great part In the • least 3U per cent. of a aut» wlnulug of tbs war, am now, as a st 11 utr for wheat flour).... iba «bole, familiar with the most Impor Sugar (Including all sugar tail! a»pc<is of food Connerration Th» u»«<! on the table and In I cooking and all awvaimeata Home Card, both iu Its original form and candlm, but not that and In the revised edition fur llHM. ue>d fur canning and pre which provides fur two wbeatlesa days, serving) _.............................. lb. one tueaUees day a week. In addition The Items hated pbove are the only to a wbeatlesa meal every day, has been placed by the Food Administration afl- oheo which are d«-nultely IltuitrrL In ' er a vigorous carn;i«igu In lO.CMMI.uig) the raae of milk nnd cream, aa much American bomea An Intelligent and may be us>il aa nect-arary. and chil cvuaclenlloua observance of the Homo dren. of course. must have their full Card’s requirements ta all the Food allowance of whole milk. Flab and Administration asks of the buuaewlvee poultry, any cereal other than whcnL vegetable» and fruit» and ctieese may of the country. The Food Administration baa had a he uaed a» freely a» 1» deaired. The above ration la In no wlae In great many cequesta, however, portico larty from the borate of the well to do, tended to supplant the Home I "a rd, that It should Issue a worker! out plan but rather to suppletnsM It It ha» been puhllahed with the Idea that It for a voluntary system of rationing. will be a very real aid tn the Ameri This deolra for a voluntary ration can woman In her splendid effort to springs from two causes flrsL be carry nut the great food conservation cause it la far simpler far the house program. wife to mvs fsed when she has a sen Crete working plan by which ts pro coed. and. second, because the ley si women of America desire. unseiflsbly. ts put themeelvM on the ssms basis as the women of the Allied eouwtriea Ths ration proposed by the Feed Ad mlnlsVatlon is almeet the same as that «Copied in England far voluntary abaervance. All aver the United King dem. In hundred« ef beweas tMre tad«» in the uda dess a sard with Bread Flour. Sugar s Announcement Extraordinary * [ËAT POTATOES The Fordson Tractor CAN BE SEEN AT Let us think for a while war concern« the fanner We went to war with Germany partly because the rulers of that country refused to W ua »»nd to Europa our ships laden with grain and cotton. They sunk the ahlpa and cruelly murdered our aailora Now suppose ere aUowed them to atop ail our shipping, where would you be* Nona of your <«*«!• would be sold In foreign countries. with the result that you would get nothing Ilk» the prices which you get today Thl. «ar la being waged partly that you may obtain fair prices for your goods. What la going to happen If lose ibis war* l*rices of farm due» will drop; the Germans impose taxation upon you which cripple you for the nett twenty yearn Worse than that. If the Germans get over hern, they will treat you In just the same way aa they have the farm era of France. Belgium and Italy In these eectlona farm houses have been ehot to pieces, crops wasted and burned; even fruit tree» chopped down, the cattle stolen. the men sent Into slavery to work for German masters, tbelr women III treated in ways that cannot be talked of In print, their little children have had their hands chopped off In order that they may never fight or do any more useful work again. You may say "sm-h thing» will not happen her*.“ They Mid thia In Franco, In Belgium and In Italy. Ruch things will happen hem Ju»t as sure aa you are »Jive, unless we smash the German» so utterly that they am unahla to reach this country. The German fleet and the Ge naan army will taka )u»t one week to got here They have made It we are beaten up their minds that America •hall pay. Is them a farmer who will stand forward now and My. "Thia war dues not concern me*" You have money that you do not need at present Loan II to the Gov ernment at good Inter»»!, when you want the money back again, you can borrow on your bond, or »*11 It Uncle Sara will Uh» cam of your money until you need It and pay you Inters»! on It. Go and buy a Utterly Bond morrow. Don't be a •lacker, and don't, yourself with the Ides that you too far away from the war for It to hurt you. Remember IBIS, when the Gormans upset the world » shipping, and you took what you could gel fur your product a. Think of the twenty year» starva tion prices ahead of you. In case we am beaten. Till» ts your war. and If you won’t get In It you deserve to lose your American (Ttlsenshlp. Call In at the bank tomorrow. and Ulk It over. Crawford's Ford Garage, Albany S<*<< this wonderful outfit and get a demoiiKtration, A No. 7, II inch two-bottom Oliver Plow, made «¡»ecidlly for the Fordson, is included. Prie*, including Tractor anti Plows, $1126.00 Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business U til ptty ('ash for Eggs, Poultry. Veal, I L‘g«. I lides ill buy Cream in any quantity for the Oregon Cieamery, Portland Let us get acquainted. If you have a grievance make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it. Bring Us Your Cascara Bark We will give you a Square Deal FRED GISELMAN, Proprietor OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Is completo nnd oui stock fresh mid dean We carry a full Tea, Coffee, Canned Goods, fnct, everything for the table. lino of Spices, mid in needed HIBLER 8 GILL GO Third Liberty Loan Sy Colla Louleo Crlttenton Rerloualy considered, with Insight and understanding, th» Third IJberty lx«n means but one thing stability The unification of Government and people. The much or little which tha peo pie place at the handa of the Govern meat, proportionate to what they poo aeas, will have behind It not alon* tha voice of the people but as well th» united will and force of ths peo ple against a war which threatens to engulf th« whole national family. We am being just to ourselves If we place our money where It Is safe And ws am living up to the dictate« of our national conscience, which also la our family conscience The moot safe and ma«orahle In vestment possible Is with our Govern ment For the Government ourselves viewed through the tying glass. It we wem horn In the United It la Rtates wa love our birthplace home. If w« were allowed to adopt the United 8tatm that offer«! to us mom than our oppressing birih-coun try; offered Io us more freedom, a wider scope, then through that adop tion we have gained a Privilege worlig of even greater dr vat loa and love. Ho. let ua all be glad that a Third Liberty lx»an Is pending It la a good •Ign that we trust ourselves, that we am ready depositors ta th» ProtecNas Itonk of Hoi** 'Keep the home firns burning" la no light slogan, lightly spoken. Only when th* fire la q<i»ach»d by a bomb dropped down through the home chimney ran we fully mails* how precious snd prised Is that cherished •nd cheerful flame We must not and shall not wait tor thai. The Third Uberiy Ik>nd swells as •• ar* ready PICTURE PRINTING We are prepared to take your pictures develop your plates, films, film packs do your printing, enlarging and framing We charge nothing For developing films or platen when twelve prints are ordered. We have had fifteen years of practical work in piclure taking. If we can be of any help to you in getting good results from your kodak or camera, we will gladly give you pointers. MAIL (IHIIEILS OUR Sl’iX’lAI.TY All work guaranteed and done promptly. Give us a trial J. F. 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