The Scio tribune., November 05, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

The Scio Tribane
Coti n fry Corre a non <1 en re
To the General Public:
The undersigned merchants of Scio are fully appreciative
of the support given them by the general public of this commu­
nity, and are anxious to extend their trading area so that more
good people will come here to do their shopping.
It will be remembered that last year we gave away many
valuable prizes, and we are going to repeat the same this year,
with the exception that each store named below will handle its
own prizes, which will be announced in detail next week I here
will be three splendid prizes from each store entering into the
holiday spirit, and each prize will be worth striving for.
The holiday spirit is one of good will, and as good will is
the nucleus around which good friends and happiness is woven,
and by which communities grow and prosper, we want you to
enjoy with us the season’s greeting and good cheer. You will
. always find that you can do better year in and year out by
trading in Scio, the dairy city.
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NOTICE:
All bnaincM men mentioned on this
page are requested to meet at the City
Hall tomorrow (Friday> night at 7 JO
o’clock. Any other business man is also
invited if interested in this program.
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Kelly’s Drug Store
The Scio Mill & Elevator Company, Inc.
Fred T. Bilyeu’s Garage
R. M. Cain, Hardware and furniture
J. B. Couey, Dry Goods, Groceries, Footwear
J. F. Wesely, Groceries, Furnishings, Chinaware
Fred Mumper, the Dairy City Produce Co.
L. J. Jordan, Scio Independent Cash Produce
Cyrus & Brock, the Scio Garage
Bilyeu’s Confectionery, Candies, Ice Cream, etc.
Bartu Motor Co., Overland Cars
Hibler & Gill, Groceries, Dry Goods, Footwear
N.I. Morrison, Farm Implements and Hardware
The Scio Tribune, publishers and printers
C. J. Bruce, Scio Meat Market
Scio Hotel, Mike Tom, Prop. No prizes, but a
square meal at 40c. Eat with us.
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