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The Scio Tribune
Generai News
More Prizes and Big Free Show
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HE SECOND PRIZE OFFERING, designed to put Se»o on the map as the best trading point, and to give the p.*>pie something they want
and can use. is now In full swing at all ths stores and bustneas houses listed on this and th«- next page, t get!.« r with others
who are contibuting to the enterprise but are not advertising
Those contributing are Sci«« Mill dr I- >vatr«r C«»., It M (’am, C F
Kendle. W. F. Gill.-J. B Couet, J. F. Wesely. J. Kelly. Bilyeu Confectionery. Holechek Bros.. Scio C:.»h l*r luce, S. . > laundry. Sb- too Bro-
L. Jordan. F. T Bilyeu. N. I Morrteoa. Hartu Mottor C3s.f Scio Garage. Dean Morris. Thomas Creek Lumber Gi . W. J Cht- mv. Frank Kruml.
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Mountain Stales Power Co.. Peoples Theatre and L O. Porter.
tn I- .n display in J F.
This is the proposition and the prises: The big prise tea Crosley Trirdyn 3-tube Radio Set. value i«5. and w II
Wesely’a south window r. together with the second prize of 120 worth of groceries, and the third prize of s ine art .-!«• or art« ,■» valued at 110.
A free »how will be given a« li« Pc pl«» Theatre on W does-
All worth buying for. The camoaign for three prizes ends Saturday. Feb. 28
At
10
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clock
that
morning
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hour
of
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drawing for th»« second .u>d third prize will I»- determined by
day afternoon. Feb. 25 —yes, F rec.
drawing the numl>er from a bos, and the number drawn set the hour tietween 10 and 2 that day. and the same pr< • ••«■ lure will be followed for
Saturday's drawing. The loth nan« drawn wins the second prize, and the next 10th name wins the third prize. at W«- in. »is. « dr ».»> .»; the
same arrangement for Saturday; all drawings to be <>n the corner of Main and Mill Streets. All st »r. s cooperating will have t kets and ballot
boxes, write your name on the ticket and deposit it in the box. These will be gathered up Wednesday ami Saturday and nut in a box ur bar­
rel and thoroughly stirred up before the drawing takes olaCe. Ask for your tickets with every cash purchaw >r accounts paid according to th«-
rule* of each store as to amounts.
The winner or a member of his immediate family must be present no proxies n >r hel i in trust L>r l> n
Educational Exposition
I ell the Advertiser you saw his ad in
The Scio Tribune; he’ll appreciate it
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Wall Paper
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Now on Display
15c, 25c, 35c, 40c and up
Per Roll
HOUSE CLEANING I IMF. IS HERE
Make bay while the sunshines,
House clean when it don't shine.
This is not much of a rhyme.
Hut it helps make things shine.
Words taken from Lewie Hein
When full <>f moonshine.
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Floor Coterings-New Spring Stock Is Hon
Square Yard---48c. 68* ON* - Square Yanl
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Tickets with every $1.00 cardi purchase or |»aid on account
Sec the Free Show.
Sdo high school has been invited
to send delegates to the second an­
nual Educational exposition to >-e
2 held this yeas at (J. A. C. during the
— Washington's birthday
holidays.
February 21-28
More than fit 0
high school student delegates and
faculty members attended the expo-
I sitfun last year and indicati »ns are
.that more will attend this year.
While the ext*osiU m is primarily
educational, recreati >n for the visit-
*nr« will nui be ncg.ected. Friday
evneing a night bors«- show is sched­
uled. while Saturday evening an all-
school stunt show will be staged.
'One or more basketball games have
been arranged.and Sundav afternoon
concerts by campus musical organi­
zations will be featured.
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We have a
for every purpose for the Poul­
tryman, compounded after the best formulas
known, and we guarantee maximum result*.
We are ready for the baby chirk with
Chick 1 eed
Chilk Starter Milk Mash (Fisher’s)
Developing Mash
Developing Scratch
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Baptist Church Notes
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Gulden Pheasant
Poultry Feeds!
Iry Our Leeds and Compare Prices
Mr. W. T Spriggs will speak at
the Baptist church tonight. Feb 12.
at 7:80.
* Sunday school at 10 o'clock every
Sunday morning. Everybody is in­
vited to attend.
) Christian Endeavor every Sundav
evening at 6:30
Prayer meeting every Saturday
Fresh Camlie», Fruits. Nuts ami Popcorn, lex- Creaiu, Soft Drinks ami
night at at 7:30.
Tobacco*. Lunches ami Sh«-rt Order*
Ask for tickets with each 25c
Junior Endeavor «very 2d a*d cash purchase or paid on account.
Ser our windows
4th Saturday at 2:30«
Scio Mill & Elevator Co.
Bilyeu Confectionery & Restaurant
Watch The Windows.
Ask for I ickets
Installi«? Machinery
OLEAN UP ON
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Watch Our Windows
for real bargains on staple, seitsonah!« mer­
chandise, and save money by buying your
need« at this time.
A car load of machinery arg: min­
ing cqtuiMtwnt was taken sp to-
Crown M um -» the first of th* week.
On Monday afternoon the board of
directors held a meeting at tta home
. of George M Bilyeu in Sow.
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Reports are to the effect that
’ things look quite encouraging at the
present time.
Basketball News
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We are in on the big drawing contest and the Free
picture show that will l>e put on by the Scio mer­
chants. So carefully watch the Tribune foe details.
Call for your drawing tickets that we give free
with each 60c purchase or $1^00 paid on account;
produce taken same as cash.
Yours to live and let live.
J. F. WESEL Y
The boys* and girls* basket I ah’
teams were both defeated in a dou­
ble header game at Halsey last Fri­
day night. The girls lost by a score
of 14 to 11, and the boys by a 16
to 6 score.
The girls played a practice game
with the Stayton girls on the Stay­
ton floor Tuesday night and wet*
beaten by a 7 to 5 score.
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