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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1923)
a * * 4 « * « * e* I * ». j- ••• - • • • » f, 4 ». ♦ « 7; > • -- ■» •4M * < Ä •f t ■*. • ' r !** . •>. • » I •••• . 3 4 ■mi L Cherro DUFFY, The Sandwich Man. •’Hi« sandwich*« are so (Mipular because the bread has that natural nutty davor of ! Cherro Flour Call for Cherro J. D. Lh-tismore was an Albany visitor Monday, going bv way of Ixebanon, With Buttermilk 2U 6 4) 3« per cent per eent per cent per cent On acc .unt <>f the flood, an i electric power, the people'» Theatre 1 *a> unabi«* to sliow Saturday and i Sunday. ; Ira D. S. riling was in town Tues For Sale—About five head of st. at day and «aid he would be one of the Wood cutlers wanted. |n«j .,r> of Fred Roadarmel, Scio. On . n ¡expected 50t) present at the Modern 22 If i Wu,«dm«n festival in Salem last night FOR R ent Four-room house ■nd three-room furnished afartment. Inquire of E. C. Shelton It pd. For Sab About «0 tons of good mixed hav, baled ready to go. Inquire of G. M. Bilyeu. Scio, Or egon 23-p. For Sale —17 head of gnats. SM for the bunch if taken See Mai Arnold, route 2. Oregon. Price soon. Scio. 22 p * Scio Logging & Lumber Co. D n t forget th«* high schixd show , next M .i he, r ght in the high < school auditorium. You will be' royally entertain»*d. Scio, Oregon For Sale Fox Terrier puppte»; baled straw and potatoea. ('has. ('hrx. route 2. Scio. We h ave a large stock of No. I and 2 common to be sold under market prices. First come. f irst Served. BpMtel | '■ u ' ■ •»: rr »n i-al- ; bag* in 50ib iota or larger. Place ' ■. >w for Monday delivery. Sen. Creamery. ; The Scio Milling Co. For Sale Four pig«, four months old. also ■ wo brood sows. Inquire of Chas. Vseteeka. Clean up Sale on Lumber Mea : i r made yea- ; terday. sold today at ail grutwrs. protein fiber fat anh The low fiber content«, and the high protein, guarantee s the pureneaa and the quali ty. It ia very in that your winter feeds ar<- of the bent. U«e CHERRO Maah. Carried by at Your Grocer FARMERS Meadow Shade Butler for bread. Try it. Sold bv all grocers. Egg Mash SAYS LOCAL BREVITIES «•♦««»»♦♦♦eeooeeoeeoooeeeeeoa e aeeeooeoeooeeooo»»»»»»» ................... ST.1KT SO,\t ETHIM] . ................. i • greas and bappir< ■ »n start that will contribute m*>r« I • thsn a l*ank account. ( , Wanted -A live male mink, if ir Dr. Prill was suddenly taken ill "I'onfldence bagets enlhuoi good shape and not seriou«iy hurt last Monday evening and was unable' 1 asm srnl ent ■ 11 <• uorki. ' Will pay >10 for him. «1< I im ■ Start a tank account at«l keep it growing. to Quincy Grumes. Shelburn. Or . to attend the Business Men's meet ing ll<* i» better now and able to in 15 days from Jan. II. be around. “WMERC SAVINGS ARC. SAFE** For Sale The Maple Spring I art : The First Savings Bank of Albany, Oregon : t 'sasts easassass ow»«oaoooooooo»»oooo*ooooa* aooooo woo a is for Sale. 163 acres Am .«• wishing to buy. will give anti«! . tory terms at 5 percent. >--< Frank Sommers. Scio, or writ« I C. H. Wain, Junction City. Ort I7tf. Reai Clothing Values at Bishop’s. Salem. Two Fant Suita, made of George Merdian reitorls that he the amount included in the annual Bishop’s Virgin Wool Fabrics. Fine realised 20c per pound for his wal budget was included in a resolution tailoring and styles and |30 is a nuts last fall and hopes to have a passed by the Linn and Benton dis mighty low price. Come in and are greater yield this y«mr than last. trict Pomona granges at Fairmont them. 2i-t2c His trees are young, and from some grange hall Dec. 30. The next Real Clothing Values at Biah p Th* ’ Albany Democrat of last Fri unknown reason the nuts failed to meeting of the Pomona will be held Salem. Two Pant Suits, made day contained a half col urn write-up fully Ml and therefore he only se at the Calamette grange hall. Bishop’s Pure Virgin Wool Fabric about the Crown Mines, in which so cured about 100 pounds. Fine tailoring and styles and ;lo An outfit of clothing including many Scio cititens are interested, Is a mighty low price. Come in and Members of the county court boots which can lie wanned with The story was given in by N. I. see them. should give bonds and lie responsi electricity from a storage battery Mortiaon. ble for any excess amount of money or any other convenient source of Marion Arnold went to A limn y <>l>|gated for county purposes beyond supply has been invented. Monday by way of Ix-banon and r brought back with him a carload of letter», the first mail here since Charter No. 192 Reserve District No. 12 t Saturday evening, There were no REPORT OF (X1NPITION OF papers in the mail. CHIROPRACTIC TALK Dr. Scofield Chiropractor See him at the Scio hotel Monday, Wednesday, Friday, before 1 I a. m. The Big Sale of Pendleton Wool Blankets now going on at Bishop’s, Salem. Worth while savings, Sale prices 36.50 pair and up. When in town be sure and sec our di play of Virgin Wool Products, mails from Or»gon Wo - 21»t2c The Scio State Bank At Scio, in the stati* of Oregon, at the close of business, Dec. filth, 1922. Rssouroes I. 2. X 4. Ti e long t rustle near Nor pi San- ». tiam was washed out by the flood, and there will I m - no train between 11. here and Salem until the main line <>f the S. I*, is looked after and righted, and it may be a week or more. He’s There Repn-senative S. H. Goin had to make I is trip to Salem Monday by way of L-banon, and of course was I not present in time to asnist in stem ming the flood tide of oratory in laying over the organization of the house until Tuesday. I». IK. IV. 23. L. E Gilkey attended the Farm 25. I»an meeting Tuesday, and report ed that the flood had l>een of lome assistance to him. in that it had opened another channel In the back 27. of his farm and thus rendered fur- ther damages to him negligible. ¡« mum and discounts including rediscounts shown in items 29 and 30. if any .............................. ................ Overdraft* secured at>>1 unsecured................................. U. S. government securities owned ........................... Other bonds, warrants and securities, including foreign government, state, municipal, corpora tion, etc ... ........................................................... (ah) Cash on hand in vault and dur from banks, bankersand trust rompantes designatati and ap • proved reserve agents of this bank Checks on banks ouuioc city or town of retorting bank and other cash items......................................... Total cash and due from banka, item» 8 & 11 ..«45.112 71 Total................................................................... » HM.Hll 17 25 67 58.750 oo 23,312 5» 72 Mil 9» 131«. 012 14 Liabilities Capital stock paid in........................................................... Surplu» fund ....................................................................... (a) Undivided profit- .............. t 47.798 85 (b) I xmm current expense«. interest aud taxes past ........................................ 4,545 03 Reserved for taxes, interest and depreciation.......... Daman« Oapoalts. other than banka, sub pct to reserve: Individual <ie|»Mits subject to check, including de posits due the State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds....................................................... Cashier’s cheeks of thia tank outstanding payable on demand ........................ ........................ Total on demand deposits, other than bank de posits. subject to reserve, items 23 A 25........... .3167. IH!» <K) Tima and Savings Dsgoslts, subject to rveerve and payable on demand or subject to notice: Time certificates of deposit outstanding.................... Total of time and savings deposits payable on de mand or subject to notice, item 27........................ 29,672 (JO Total............ 9 Io, (MSI I») 5,635 no 3,253 H3 382 32 16-4.1»? 71 3,021 a 2».«72 00 | 3216,012 14 E. C. Shelton took a severe crae State of Oregon, County of Linn. os. of hiccoughs while attend ing the I. K. II. My. rs. cashier of Die above named bank, do solemnly i ■Wepr that telephone meeting Saturday, and the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. D. Mr ana. Cashier. | they did not let up until sometime Subscribed ami sworn to lie fore me Correct attest: I Monday evening. Hr says the mal this 21st day of September. 1922. W. A. 1 wing. R Shelton, Notary Public Audle W. Myers. ady left him aomewhat weak, He is My commission expires Feb. 14. 1925 Directors. over them n»w, for which he feels thankful. Consultation Without Charge. Drs. Scott & Scofield SCIO HOTEL .MONDAY WEDNESDAY From 9 to 11 o'clock. FRIDAY The Rig Sale of Pendleton Wool Blankets now going on at Bishop’s, Salem. Worth while savings. Sale prices |t> di twir and up. Wlien in town be sure and see our display of Virgin Wool Products. made from Oregon Wools 21-t2c Scio is now receiving partial mail service, and it is expected normalcy will t>e reached in the next day or two. The goeoliM car which runs between Albany and Mill (Tty. went to Albany Tuesday by way of Leb anon. and brought in quite a lot of mail. Il had l>een laying idle at i Shelburn since Saturday. THE SCIO HOTEL Restaurant in Connection LOWE & MORRISON RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS All funeral« given personal attentMl by Mr. Lowe Services and I ric«s Guaranteed to Satisfy Every I uatomer I ady Attendant if desired N. U. |j>«a N. I. Moaaiar.a Auto Ix-banon Phone -Day. 397 Equipment Phone 9 Phon«*—Night. 396 < ' , a
