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A great surprise for the home ItniOers
uf (>reg>»i. but still a fact
Further-
more, this yarn ia abaokitciy virgin
wool yam. the wool wa« grown i Linn
county, aold by Mr. Sei..
guW Worsted Company (mill- lucao^lat
Sellwood), matle into worsted yarn by
Boy T. Bisbup. ton of C. P Bishop,
proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store .>1
Salem. Oregon knitters try this yarn
out. All colors. 4&c |ier ball uf 2 us
Samples sent un applet urn. Address
C P Ki«hop. Bog 75. Sitlcm, Oregon,
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Oct. 25. 1823
Scio h
<f the businsst main
own its sis« in th»
street« •
• late uf
•nd only by extaome
1 of motorista upsc
car» on «.
rs uf other vehicular
(ally a >
observance of the re
traffic, .1
gulati o- i
Irlvers and pedestrams
.■lents and perhaps fat-
alike •'l‘
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ft is to be hoped
alilu
that i tM ; , I ee will look carefully to
enforcing the traffic regulation* and
that no sympathy will be shown to
motor speed artists.
All ihluations point to th» advent
of better busineaa.
I >e pression has
given way to coriftdence.
Buaineea
has come through one of th» m«at
critical period* in history- la other
time» business has suffered from de-
pression and from many other con-
do (•>(« that threatened Its very Ilf»,
but never until the past few year* ha«
there l»wn such world wide business
hardship. with the whole world in
Physician and Surgeon
much the same condition.
Even new
Salem. Oregon
when a firmer basis hag been »stab
Hank of Commerce HuiMinp
lished, the time has not arrived when
Office Phone IKK. Iles. Phone !2»’-s
th. buK.n.
man may rest »say. Thar*
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l.mi just aa serious now as
there were .mmrdiately following th»
war. The buying public haa taken an
other ►t»mi. Il la petting tu knew-
ledge agaimt that of the buaitmae
HTAYTON,
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OREOOS man. It is •«■»rrhing down deep into
the underlying principles of buaineM
Calte answered Pay or Mght
and of the business man. It ia try­
Tuberculin Testing
ing him at the l«ar of justice and fair
dealing
It is demanding now—-de­
manding that the busln»M man deliver
a product according to the value the
publi. pin es upon it. Thia value is
<>f the highest standard. The public
demands full value for every cent ia
Ervah «nd Cured Meat
spends.
E. H. Hobson M. I).
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G. F. Korinek
Vetvriiinrinn
Scio Meat Market
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Cotton and Woolknap
Prices
Ye«! Chenpgr than Mail Order House«. 1 have the
mail order house catalogue* in the «tor«- for you to refer to
. :t \"u want
tn m nd your money away and pay |x>st«gv »nd by money
orders that* vour b i-in. ». and tn\ buaine*» is to sell
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i yout money away in ad­
vance and wait for th«- bi.t ket-
The blanket* are here
waiting for you.
other farm organisations, to stud*
and pr umote the cooperative mar­
keting of wheat on a state wide
•rale: and to activly assist tn bring­
ing about a better understanding
and closer relationship between
county bankers and the cooperative
marketing movement in this stale
Th* deadbeat ia th» hardest kind
to succnssfully meet
He get*
trusted ail over town and never pay»
a cant unless hi» creditor« take it Mt
in trade. Hu competitor who pay«
h • bill» promptly ia thus penalUed
for paying, aa he loses a lot of bo»,
ness be would get if he made hl» cr»d
itora patronise him in order to g
what ia their due. Verily, the dea-i
b«*at competitor ia the worst kind of
competition
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Resolution* Addopted
Prop*.
l as a soHssaa ss
Notice ia hereby given that Tom l>
Hartley, of Seto, l.lnn Countv, Oreg.in.
who. on May 1. 101*. made Hum* -trad
Entry. No. 0*173, for W N » * «
Section 13. Township 10 south. Range I
weet. Willamette meridian, has Alid
nulle» of intentton to make AnaJ three
a' proof, to eelablish claim to the
above deombed. before the clerk
of the fount y Court fur Una County.
Oregon, at Albany, < begun, on the 4th
day of l*ec«mber. 1K3.
Claimant names as wilneaae«:
O. K Rodger*.
( barlee Rhoda.
M m. ttoran,
Ed. Ftemmg. *11 nf *ci«. Linn Couuty.
Oregon
A uianpk * .Swaaa
Act *■• IA
IO-5t
Register.
Who sell their whole milk get paid for every
ounce of butterfat produced bv th«* cow. No
lOtt* from p«®r or worn out :< i ar dor*. Whv
be burdened with the drudgery of turning
and washing a .separator when you can save
money beside* time ami work.
Oregon Milk Company
Condenaery, Scio, Oregon
Office Hoara:
l aOtolf A. M.
IJO to 6 P. M.
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DENTIST
»2 W. 2nd Htreel
Albany. Oregon
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Everything
OPTICAL
la the cause of many
The agricultural department of
HUMAN ILLS
the Portland chamtier of cam mere«
haa addopted the following yeaolu-
lion»; Whereas, thia meeting of
Optical Company
banker», business men. and framers
818 W. 1st St.. Albany
wm calks] for the purpww of eon-
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fering with Hon. Eugene Mayer
and Hon Frank W. Mondell, of the Advertise ia The 8ei* Trihue» and get
war Finance Corporation, who are
visiting the Northwest, at the re.
quest of the president, in order to
Want* all your
Poultry
Will I’av Top 1‘ricAg
SHELTON BROS..
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BANCROFT
Shelton Bros. I
obtain flrat-hand information re­
garding the wheat situation; and
whereas, we deeply appreciate the
8(’JO, OREGON
intrest of president Coolidge in
agricultural conditions In the great
northwest, a* evidenced by the
W . A. Ewing,
T. J. VImA. » prew-nce here today of Mr. Mondell,
President
Vic« Pres.
and whereas, the in treating and
E. I). Myer*. Cashier
instructive addreaaea of Mr. Meyer
and Mr. Mondell clearly emphasised
the fundemental importance and
nec-c-wotv
of aiding and encouraging
Doe* * (renerai Banking
the co >perative marketing of wheat
BuAineaa. Interest paid
<>n a state wide scale, and especially
on time deposit*.
of bringing about a closer relation­
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U. 8. Land Office at Portland Ore.
October 10, 1923.
EVE STH AIN
H o I im ’I lek Bi oh ,
Scio. Ore.
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BLANKETS
We have
Bacon — Lard—Sauaage
We buy your Veal and
Dreaaed Hog*
•-j.ve *
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Now therefor« be It reeoived.
that thia meeting heartily indorws
mar-
the principals of cooperative
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lodity
baeia,
and
keung «.n a eomm
the chairman, a» president of the
Oregon Banker Association. is au-
thorised and requested to appoint
a committee of five bankers, the
membership of which may be en­
larged at hie discretion, to cooper»’»
with the committee recently form. 1
in Chicago, of which eg govern- r
Lowden is chairman, together w th
fete« For hfeciüM lapctBiit
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The Tim» Of Th» Critical T»»L
1.
Please Remember u* when in need of men’* woolen
soeka. cotton >< ks. dre s >c. • glove*. Men’* heavy
cotton an<i v>'sii« n mid« •
■ urk, dr< ss «nd heavy
pur»- a <
shirt»
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A
full line
of ladies and children’» ho»« ry. roti.e s. fancy and sta­
ple gnx<rie*. AU . id at r«n
.Lie living price*: We
thank you and socicit and need four patronage.
Your* to Live and I a - I Live.
J. F. WESELY Grocer
The Scio State Bank
Riley Shelton
Real Eilalt Proper
and Notary Public
^/Ibrtroftt Obtained. f, in mined
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ship and tietter understanding be-
tween the country banker and
soundly organized and properly
managed cooperative
marketing
aaso ciationa;
Notary
H. C. ROLOFF
Auctioneer
Secure your date early
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GREATER AND GRANDER THAN EVER
FOR OVER 4« YEARS
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