The Scio tribune., June 10, 1920, Image 4

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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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Entered at the poatofficw at Scio.
Oregon as second class matter.
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1.00
apvextihing hatkm
l»cal advertising per lins first In-"
ssrtion
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not later than Tuesday to insure pubh-
calmo in the current imuc .
All foreign advertisements must be
paid for in advanre of |iubhealion.
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the Republit /or which it »lande.
Ration, tntlfeaiblr. onth liberty
iuitke fot all
SCIO. OREGON, JUNE 10. 192O>
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More Egft
Meat Scrap«.
llvna given meat. Hah or milk
products in their diet will lay from
;<>» to ('•<> |>er cent more egg« than
thoM- which have only irrain food
and what bug» and worm« they can
pick up on free range, recent exper­
iments made by the U. S. depart­
ment of agriculture show.
The birds u«ed in the experiments
were given condition« as nearly like
those on a normal farm as possible.
The experiments were re|ieatrd un­
der different conditions and in diff­
erent years, to avoid as far as pos­
sible any error due to the varied
characteristics of the birds.
The average farmer teed« very
little meat, fish, or animal protein
feed of any kind to his poultry, and
consequently get« few egg» during
the late fall and winter when eggs
are selling at highest prices.
In the exi>erimenta conducted on
the government poultry farm, pens
of pullets on free range were fed a
mash of corn meal, bran, amt mid­
dling» and u »cratch mixture of
wheat, oats, and corn. This is a
greater variety of grains than is
used by many farmer». In addition
the birds had absolutely free range
on land where bugs, green feed and
worms were plentiful. Other pens
were given the same ration, with I
pound of commercial meat scrap
added to every I pound« of mash
The pullets without the meat wrap;
laid only '.»<• eggs apiece I which is
more eggs per hen than the average
farm Hock lays), while th»«« receiv­
ing meal scrap averaged from 125
to ISO eggs apises.
.Meat scrap is not produced on
most farms and haa to lie bought at
a higher pnew than grain, It pro-
ducc» egg«, though, several cents a
dozen cheaper than where no meat
wrap is used. Milk products or lish
give as good results a» meat in in­
creasing egg production.
IBI UNIVI USAI CAR
March 8. 1920. the Ford Motor Co advanced the prices of Ford car» because of the increased
coat of production. No specific announcement w«» deemed necessary at the time, but it has devel­
oped that misrepresentations and misquotations of these advanced prices have l>ecn ami are being
given out. So to safeguard the public against the evil« <>f misrepresentation, we herewith give the
present price«;
$550
$575
$750
$875
Runabout
l ouring Car
Coupe
Sedan
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p it inc Tires make you sure of your rides.
L d motor joy is only possible when
yon have perfect faith in your tires.
Extra Tested for Extra Miles
Racine Multi-Mik Cord and Country
Road Fabric Tires are Extra Tested to
f»ivc preater service on all roads. Racine
>ubing Shock Strip, the industry’s
prune mileage achievement, welds
trt id and carcass perfectly. You will
real motor joy in Racine Tires. Be
ach tire you buy bears the name
i M INE RUBBER COMPANY, Racing, Wis.
For 5ale By W. L. COBB, Scio, Ore
CINE
MULTI-MILE
DTI RES
with duai electric starling and lighting
$6 SO
system
with dual electric starting ami lighting
$xso
system and demountable rima
with duai electric starting ami lighting
$975
system and demountable rima
*‘*h solid tir< - and clincher
rim«
$600
(With pneumatic tire» and demountable rims $640>
These prices are all f. o. b. Detroit.
Fordson I factor $850 f. o. b. Dearborn, Mich.
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Insist on Genuine Ford Parts
FRED T. BILYEU
Oregon
The rain of laut Sunday was a «ort
of double bleaaing. It was of great
benetit lo cropa and gardm» and it Absenteeism Becomes Habit in the
Senate.
cuneerved gaaoline. as all Joy nder«
ilayed at hörne.
eal Motor Joy
with dual electric starting and lighting
»vstem
$625
Washington. D. C. Alieenteeism
tn the senate has become such a
habit that it became necessary to
transfer from one committee to an­
other Senator Borah's resolution for
an investigation of the contribution«
to presidential campaign funds
In
asking such transfer Senator Borah |
explained it was necessary becauar i
absence of senators had made it im-
nosaible to get a quorum of the com­
mittee to which the resolution wa»
originally referred.
"It is difficult to get a majority
of any committee in «ession now
ow ing to the alienee of so many
senators,’’ sai<1 Senator Borah.
Senator Thomas pointed out that
the senate was transacting business
with only a handful of m-nator» pre-i
wnt. sometimes (Mowing appropria-
lions of millions of dollars with only
a few members in the chamber.
Frequently it ha« tieen necessary to
direct the sergeant at arm« to re­
quest the presence of senator».”
It ia in this way that the majority
party ia attending to the nation'a ■
business under the commiaaion given
j to it in the congressional election of
1918; it ia merely marking time as
part of its policy to do nothing until
after the November election.
I Adopt the principle "no work no
pay" and a quorum will always be
on hand.- Ed. 1
Home canning at it« best provide«
a supply of every fruit and vegeta­
ble that haa been in reason during
the summer for use during winter
llhutkarb, aa|»aragu« and dandelion
grcena are in season now.
Enough
of each to serve once a week during
the cold months will add variety to
the menus neat winter.
Because a dollar is worth only 50
ernta ia no reason why the delinquent
subscriber should hold on to it until
I it gets back to par.
l»I K/lXXiRAi’l IS
E do all kinds of amateur kodak finishing, film
developing, copying, enlarging and photograph­
ing
Sample« of our work on han«l for your Inspection.
If you have any trouble in getting go«xl results
out of your kodak or camera, call on us; we can no
doubt help you with suggestions that will help you get
results and good, clear pictures, We have had over 20
years experience in thi« work so n<> doubt can do you
•ome good. So be not backward in asking for help in
this line. Your kodaks examined free.
Dur prices are as follows, a/uuw ca»h on delivery
of your work; please rememlier this:
PRINT! NO
2}xSi, or «mailer,
dozen
4x5. or smaller. 50c dozen
3|x5i, ami postcard«. 60c dozen
liKVKUH’INU
Film roll«, any size. 10c each
Film pack«, anv size, 20c each
Plate« up to 5x7. 5c
Plates above 5x7. 7jc
Mail order« aohcilrd ami attended to promptly;
must ba accompanied by cash; any oyer remittance
will lie promptly returned.
We thank you for pas'. and aolicit y >ur future
> patronage. Yours for good work.
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STUDIO
SCIO CASH FEED STORE
Can supply your need« in horse, dairy, hog and chicken feeds at
verv reasonable prices. If you are looking for an increase in the
milk flow from your «fairy herd, try
Sunnybrook, the l><-i dairy f«-«-«i on the market
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A trial will convince you that Fisher's chicken feeds have n<> equal
We have in stock Olympic. White Mountain and h uher’s Blend
Flour; Fisher's Oat Meal and Pancake Flour. Come in ami look
us over. We have just what you ne,««| in feeds of all kinds.
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D. DENSMORE
SCIO GARjlGE
Apex and Master Trucks. 1 to 5 tons
Racine, Ajax, Diamond and Crescent Tires
and Tubes
Accessories, Oils, Grvaaes and Gasoline
General repair anti overhauling. Work Guaranteed
W. L. COHB, Proprietor.
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