The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, January 22, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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The Scio Tribuni
General News
More Prizes and Big Free Show
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HE SECOND PRIZE OFFERING. designed to pat Seio aa the map aa the beet trading point, and to give the
pie «.»m- rung tl> -y want
and can use. l-egan on Monday. Jan 19. at all the store« and business house« listed on this and the n-xt page. t-
< r with «»there
who are cootibutiflg to the enterprise but are not advertising
Those contributing are Scl-> Mill & f - »nt.ir
. R M, Cain. C E.
Kendlei W. f Gill, J. B. Couev. J. F. Wseely. J. Kelly. Bilyeu Confectionery. Holechek Br«»« , Ser» Cash Produce. S- io lau> fry. >h< itBi ■■* .
L. Jordan. F. T Bilyeu. N. 1 Morrison. Bartu Mor tor Co., Seio Garage, Dean Morris. Thomas Creek ljjml»-r
W J. < hr- uv. Fra a Krun I.
.Mountain States Power Co., Peoples Theatre and L. 0. Porter.
Thia is the proposition atvl the prises: The big prise la a Crosiey Trirdyn 3-tube Radio Set, value ii ■ and will * »n b • n li»|. i> in J F.
Wtwelv*« couth wind <>w, together with th* second prise of $20 worth of groceries, and the third prix»- of » -i •• art»
<• - r arti . -i vs if at $10.
All worth buying for. The camnaign for these prix«« ends Saturday. Feb 28
A free «how will I«- giv«-n ar th«* P<- >pk I'i • atro n W -do«-«-
day afternoon. Feb. 25 res. free. At 10 o’clock that morning th« hour of the drawing for the - •-•i«i »»i third pri. -
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drawing the numl*r from a box, and the number drawn set th« hour between 10 and 2 that day, and th- «»me pr
lure wi!l in f
*« i for
Saturday*« drawing
The 10th name drawn wine th* second prise, «nd the next 10th nam- win« th- third pr • at We b ■ la
<1 ».vine; the
same arrangement for Saturday; all drawings to be on the corner of Main «nd Mill Street». All s’ ■ «*•• -.... i**ra’ing
H ha tick- !» i .1 b-i >»t
boxes, write your nano* on the ticket and deposit it in the box. These will be gathered up '»\'*<fr-< day and Satui ‘-c. end mi' in a I x <tr I ar-
rel ami thoroughly stirred up before the drawing takes place. Ask for your tickets with every cash porchv • <-r a
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- lbw to th«*
rules of «ach «tore as to amounts. The winner or a member of his immediate family mu«’ be pr-- nt
o pi -x « r. >r h- d m trust f.ir lu i
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NEW
Wall raper
15c to 50c
Floor Covering
48c-68c-98c
Rugs
Rugs
Lineoleum
Congoleum
and
Aluminum Assortment
Percolators
Double Boilers
3-piece Sauce Pan Set
Roasters
Your Choice
98c
Dish Pana
Self-Basting Roaster
I-argc Stew Kettles
Tea Kettles
Your Choice
$120
Sec (he 1925 Lang and Universal Ranges
R. M. CAIN
Tickets with everv $1.00 cash purchase or paid on account
starting last Monday.
See the Free Show.
DAIRYMEN
The Ones That Make It Payare
feeding a balanced ration at this time of the year to keep that
cow in shape to do her best when she goes on the gras*
Golden Pheasant Dairy heed
will do that and more. It will pay its wav and put your cow*
in shape to return a profit in the spring. Feed prices are against
the dairymen now, on account oi high priced «hc.it and corn,
but this condition of low priced buttcrf.it ami high priced feed
must change soon, and f the cow is kept in condition to|»roducc
her licst she will show- her owner a profit far the year, otherwise
she shows a loss. Ask your neighbor why he feeds G ulden
P heasant D airy F exq .
Scio Mill & Elevator Co
Watch 1 he Window«.
We need, want and appreciate your patronage,
and if good service, treatment, credit accommcxla-
trona ami g<xil quality of meichandise at reasona­
ble prices count with you, come and see us. This
is our home anti by all cooperating we can make it
worth while lor all of us.
Ask for 1 ickets
Service
With Genuine Ford Parts
What It Really Means
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We ar« ui on the big drawing contest «nd the Free
picture show that will I* put on by th« Scio mer­
chants. So carefully watch the Tribune for details,
k all foe your drawing tickets that we give free
with each 5th purchase or $1(00 paid on account;
produce taken same as cash.
Yours to live «nd let live.
It means Genuine Fort! Parts. 50 ¡»er cent of which
retail for has than 10 cents. It means a repair shop
where Expert Ford Mechanics perform the work.
It means giving Honest, Courteous, Prompt atten­
tion to the Ford Owner’s every need.
It mea .a to constantly supple you with a Ford Ser­
vice that will make you and keep you an enthusiastic
member of the great Ford family.
Ford Batteries. 13 plates, »15 M
Batteries for your Radios.
J. F. WESELY
The Scio Laundry
Is just getting started and wi|l make good if you will send ua
your family washing
Rough dry wash 7c per pound. Press­
ing, cleaning, dj ring, ¡»¡eating. Prices right. We are cwwperst­
ing in ti e ¡-rut» and tree show. Ask for tickets with
50c
cash or ¡»»J on account. starting last Monday.
We will repair your Batteries.
If you want a square deal, we solicit y«<ur patronage*
FRED T. BILYEU
Phone 27
Scio, Oregon
tickets given with each $100 cash purchase or pud
on account. Ask for them.
See the free show.