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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1924)
Th« Scio Tribun« General New« LOCAL BREVITIES *■' ■ " ■ ■ ■ and wife and Lionel Baker of Port land viat ed Rebecca Morris Labor Day. They are relative« and came to iee Aunt Becky aa soon a« they aaw in the Tribune an account of her milfortune. Mrs. Baker claim* Aunt Becky putted her through a aerioua illntwa years ago. I T Albert Randle and Miss Daily Buckner were in ehargg of the Dost office during the abeence of Post master Sticha and wife over the week end. K. D. Mvera and wife and J. 8. Sticha and wife drove to Belknap Springe Saturday evening, where they «pent the l^abor Day vacation. returning Monday evening. C. C. Bilyeu and wife are leaving this morning on a motor trip to Can ada lobe gone a month. Mr» J. S. Sticha will be in charge at the con fectionery during their abeence . Alvis Gentry and family and Mr« L. Couey and daughter, Wifma. of Portland viiitrd at J. B Couey*a on Sunday, and on Monday Mr. Couey and daughter«. Miaaes Lets and Mil dred. accompanied them to Jeffrt- >n where they attended a family re union of the (¡entry and Walla,-«- families at Santiam park. Mias Ruth Wirth and M im Mira- Shei. former teacher« in the S« io Rav Baker and wife. John Maher school. came Friday tovmt fn-nd« for a few days. They are being en tertained by Mra Rolla Shelton. On Saturday Mr and Mrs Shelton and their guests drove to Newport to spend the lirbor Day vacation. They willl tnith teach at Astoria again this year. Dr. A. D. Woodmansee and wife of Portland and R. L. Berry and wife of Multnomah, returning from a week's vacation at Newport, stop ped off at Elam and visited relatives several days, and were accomi»anied by Mrs. I. A. Munkers and Mrs.Mai Barrick and daughter. Mary Al. to, J. P. Munkers on Wednesday, where all visited over the week end. Regular 50c 25c J5c ♦ •- WE WANT YOUR GRAIN IKc 23c If not ready tonsil, atore with us and sell any tints* later. We guárante« you ths* top market price at all times with free storage if gold to us. H l - you II <>ur Golden Glow Brand? We gunrantre it to increase your milk flow. How About Dary Feeds? Kelly’s Drug Store ■ Scio Mill & Elevator Company 88 "’’’W I Community Fair, Sept. 13 The reason we adopted the slogan "LIVE AND LET LIVE," is because it is our firm conviction. Our prices are based on that slogan. J. r. WBSEIiY, Grocer «I Aw Ï b Backup yo* bus. boy, said the ne grodriving th* mule to a d«»crepit old wagon, who had unexpectedly met an other driving an auto ul a narrow place in the road. Ain’t no revusi on di* mule. (.’ain't, respond rd the other. Ev- -ry time does 1 revues, offen come a couple o' null. Huh! r*claim<-d the Aral. What 'al? Ef I tries to back updia yere mule, offen come de whole dihg-buated wa- i gon. 3fc Special i-’oit si;itvi< i-: “ Live and Let Live you.ve given yourself away?- Every• tody's Mag al me. FARMERS kkJ IVatch for Next Week's Specials yours nxiNo mi in«» mill near Sublimity, and they ar Margaret la only seven years old. but rived just too late to see a large elk sometimoa quite naughty. On one oc wnich some dogs had chasoi out of raslon her mother, hoping to be partic the woods. No. the elk was not ularly impressive, said. Don't you killed -there io a 11000 fine coming know that if you keep on doing so n.ai y to the person who kills an elk. It I naughty things your children will be ii not often one sees an elk ao close naughty too? Margaret dimpled and cried triumphantly. Oh. mother, now to civilisation. N. I. Morrison and wife an-l Mra. Cora Cal a van and son. Wilfred, and daughters. Mae and Bertha, tonk advantage of the iaibor Day holiday and drove to Tillamook. Pacific City, and Seaside, returning by Astoria along the lower Columbia River highway to Portland. B«‘twe«<n Portland and Salem Monday after noon they met 1003 cars, and be- Sun-lay morning Paul I .arden and tween Salem and Jefferson. 133 cars. wife nnd M< m (> lend a Summerlin Advertise ta The Scio Tribune and gvl m >tored to the Scott & Sharpe saw resuika. Saturday Bargain Prices Box Stationery ................. Mida Talc.............................. Colgate’s Shaving Cream Page 3 i I i • Í S' Watch this space Next Week for Bargains to be given on ' » Saturday, Sept. 13th ST R. M. CAIN Watch for Our Bargains Next 11 eek Groceries Gent’s Furnishings Notions < >l< IX ION We carry a full I ine of I ablets, Note Books, Pens, 1 ’encils, Crayolas, etc. Community Fair Day Watch this space lor Specials for next week Watch this space next week for spe cials for Saturday, Sept. I ' HIBLER <0. GILL CO Look for Specials Next Week Community Fair Day.... N. 1. MORRISON The Scio Cash Produce Fred Mumpers, proprietor. WE ARE PAYING FOR LIVE POULTRY: Broilers...... ISc Heavies....... 17c Lights 10c We have installed our Cream Tester, and are ready to receive your Cream and pay you the top price. Highest Cash Price for Eggs, Poultry, 17 al, etc Service with a Smile Open Wednesday and Saturday nights until 8:30. other eve nings by appointment Will pay lc more in trade for eggs. Full line Feedsand Flour Wt BUY CMITTIM •ARk-Srt«| Us Vawr Fssl Community Fair Day HEALTH IS MENACED BY DIRT IN MILK Ths <*o<>k Is as dean ■■ ths kitchen to«el. and ths dairyman Is as clean aa the dirtiest thing his milk touches Is ti-e opinion of Ben V Eldredge, dairy speclillef of the extension service of the I tali Agricultural college. Cniesa everything, from the bam. cow and milker to the brush used on the palls, la perfectly clean, the milk Is likely to bscvOM contaminated with harmful bacteria of tilth. one sour rag used in washing ■ bucket will make an en tire milking dangerous. There is no higher art than the production of wholesome human food. Mr. Eldredge believes, atid he declares that if deal ers who supply even a few fauitllwa with milk fully realised the responsi bility they bear toward the health of their patroua. they would rsdowble even their greatest care. The best way to produce clean milk la to keep dirt out of it, Mr. Eldredge aays No amount of «training or clari fying can ever purify milk <mee infect ed with dirt or germa. Thia fact In particularly In evidence In the milk obtained from the alngle cow who sup- plfea a few nelghbortmod families The milk cannot he pasteurised, and too often a tell-tale residue la a common thing tn the Imttom of the bottle or bucket. For preventing milk from ever be coming dirty, sunlight ami steam are the beat |»>salble cleansers. Germs and harmful bacteria can live only a little tlms. and cannot multiply In the dry sunshine, Vessels pmperly scald ed with «team can never Inferi milk A dean dairy barn, dry bedding, a dean, healthy row. ■ dean, healthy milker and sterilised utenalle are what every producer of milk owes to hla family and the community. The Peoples Store J. B. Couey, Proprietor Scio, Ore. FOR SALE at BARGAIN I ouring Like New; Cord I ires; Dem. Wheels FISK RED TOP CORD TIRES I IA >RI ) ( ¡ABAC IK FRED T. BILYEU. Prop. £ £ - C J. ■£. t¡ £ J 8 2? e e s *« g c o U-Ì5 G O Q ÚS. till >•« >»5 ¿'S-Si I s -r. I OQ fl I ¿5
