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A L Riddle of route 3. wa» ahop
ping In Scio Tuesday,
J D. Densmore went to Salem
Wednesday to attend a meeting of
small grain dealers.
George Stoddard was in Salem and
Aumsville Sunday
Misses Vesta Sherfy and Edith
Pentney were Sunday dinner rural*
C. H Donovan was io Lebanon on of Mrs. Riley Shelton.
business Tuesday.
D. C. Thoms and E. G. Arnold
E. H Hobson of Salem was in Scio were in Salem Monday to attend the
on business Tuesday.
opening of the legislature.
Mrs. Gilbert McDonald returned!
Chester Coffey of McMinnville
Monday from a visit in Salem
' and Guv McKnight drove to Eugen*
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were ahopping in Scio Tuesday.
Mrs. Gam ber of Albany visited
Mia. V. A McKnight Tuesday.
Roll Morris and wife are out from
Portland on a visit to relatives
Mrs Roy Shelton of Salem viaited
Selo relatives and friends Monday.
Errol Sims and family of Mt. An
gel visited relatives tn Scio Sunday
P. H. MacDonald and wife went
to Portland Monday for a short vieil.
A. E. Randall and wife and T. J.
Butler of Albany viaited in Scio
Tuesday.
Mrs. O. B. Cvrua returned to
Portland Monday after a visit to rel-
Btivra in Scio.
How to got ab»ad financially, yet
live decently aa-i well. Is douMles*
the moot abaorbtng and important mat
j L Rodgers, Ladle Thayer and ter coat roe ll ng th» average person or
Ralph Donovan drove to Portland th* average family, and that to the
subject we wish to diacusa and en
Sunday and returned Munday.
dvavur to aaalst in solving
No dta> ua»ion of the subject can bo
E D. Myer« and wife and J. 8
ds or end Without mention of the
Sticha and wife drove to Salem,
meaning of "ThriR.“ Thrift mean»
Woxiburn, Mt. Angel and Silverton good maosgntiicni, vigorous growth;
It moans spending leas than y<>u »am;
Sunday.
is saving systematically
It
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Mr and Mr«. 8. W. Gaine* w»re 4o»s got mows that on» should stop
tn from their farm on route 4 Wed spending, oa the contrary. It moans
spending but »lending wisely
nesday, and took dinner with Mrs, thoughtfully Instead of carelessly.
Rebecca Morris.
There to but one real way to dl»
cum th» question of Thrift and that
Born
To Mr. and Mrs. Paul to: What will Thrift do tor me' The
Be I cue on Tuesday, January 18. a perwnaal eguallon to all there to to
in pound boy. This is the eleventh Thrift decide what you want and If
yoa want It badly enough and are will
child, all of which are living.
tag to pay the price you probably can
have It
Geralu Hassler and wife went to
What are your wants?
Do you
l-oivalha Friday to visit at the Frank want a hom» and peace and content
Donovan home.
Gerald returned mvnt. a few flowers, a bit of green
lawn, perhaps sum- trull and vrge I
Sunday and Mrs. Hassler Tuesday.
tables, the dancing fire light from the |
glowing ember, of the tlruptacot Do,
J. W Drischol of Everett. Wash.,
Dr Mary T. Cole has returned to
ia
working
for the Mountain States
her home at Monmouth after a visit
Power
Co.
Ha a»d Mr*. Drtoehol
to her slater, Mrs. N. h. Gill.
are at the Scio hotel during their
Miases Vella Brenner and Dorris
stay in the city,
Weddle saw "Merton in the Movies”
Mr. and Mrs. CL W Morrow and
at the Globe theatre in Albani
Mr. and Mrs. George M Bilyeu went
Monday night
to Portland Wednesday to see Jeff
Bilyeu, who ia very ill. He to said
to be growing weaker.
Globe - Albany
Saturday Sunday Monday
Jan. 17-IN I'»
The picture acclaimed as
great as "The Cov
ered Wagon,"
North of 36
With
Popular Prices
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Hazel Philippi entertained with a
birthday party at her home Sunday,
January II. Those present were
Dorothy Rigg* of Portland. Forrest
Ray of Lebanon. Donald Prudhomme
of Portland, and Mr and Mrs Steve
Philippi.
The entertainment and dance giv
en by th* Sokols Saturday night was
well attended and hugely «njoyed.
We erred last week io saying the
Sokols was a branch of the Z.C.B.J,
lhe former is athletic, the latter
fraternal insurance.
The Scio State Bank
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PROMINENT MEN
PROMOTE THRIFT
Prominent Oregon men nre taking a
keen tat »rest tn promoting thrift week.
Jaanary 17-33. sponsored by ths Ore-
gun Banker«' association. th» T. M
C. A and 48 national and local or
Advertise is The Scio Tribune and gs* Sanissima»
It Is to •ncourags tbs
“save and bare" plan A »irons rum
mittne la handling the Port tond ram-
pals» and the following ara commit te»
Charter No. 192
K»»erve District No. 12
gssa outside of Portland:
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
J W Malocey. Pendleton. Paol Wai
lace. Haleru. I. C. McShane. Hubbard.
Dr. T. J. Arweooa. Baker; J O Holt.
Eugene. C. W Laughlin. Aatorla; K
At Scio, in the state of Oregon, st the close of busineaa t>ecember 31, 1*24.
C. Pease. The Dalles. Kim er William
non. Albany, cashier Albany Slate
bank; F K Bennett. Enterprise. super
loans and discounts.including rediscounts shown in
Intendant of school». It E Coolidge
items 29 and »t. if any
S 92,355 17
I a Grande, cashier La Grand» Nation
Overdrafts secured and unsecured ...........................
470 83
si beak. Chas K Miller. Ontario, sup
V- A. government securities owned...................... ..
».300 uo
•rlntendent of schools; Fred Fox
Other bonds, warranto end securities, including
Union, assistant cashier First National
foreign government, state, municipal, corpora
bank; D A Emerson. Rend, principal,
tion. etc
.............................. ............................ .,
34,614 I«
high school; K M Bubb. Klamath
(ab> Cash on ba'd in vault and ouc from banks,
banker* and trust compano-s designated and ap
Fall»
cashier American National
proved reserve agent, of this bank ...................
7a.»44 rr
bank; O It Campbell. Medford, prln
Cheeks on banks outshle city or town of reporting
clpa). high school; Roy K Harhkett.
bank and other cash items................................ .
218 99
Ornats Paas, cashier First National
bank. A. A. Aehramm. Corvallis, cash
Total.................................. ............................
3240.902 92
ier Corvallis Bists bank. J Muntgom
Liabilities
ary. Marshfield, president Bank of
• 10,000 00
Routkwsstsm Oregon; B»nJ J Kim
Capital stock paid in.............................................
6, (MX) 00
Barptaafhad............... . ....................................................
ber. corresponding ssw-rstary Marlon
(a) Undivided profits...................
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county T. M C. A.. Salem. Oregon.
Ibl l.»»s current expenses, interest and taxes paid.
2.761 »
Percy P Canfield. Oregon City. Bank
I
Demand Deposits, other than banka, subject to
of
Oregon City; C. E Knickerbocker
I
reserve:
assistant cashier. McMinnville. Ore.;
Individual depoait» subject to cheek, including de
I N R Heart, president Bank of Cottage
posits due the State of Oregon, county, dues or
18*. 404 M
Grove
other public funds .............
...................
Cashier's cheeks of this bank outstanding paj able
on demand. ........ ........................
................... ..
4.970 as
Total on demand deposits, other than bank de
MAKE LIFE SUCCESSFUL
posits, subject to reeerye, tern» Zt A 38........... 81X7.374 1H
BY PRACTICING THRIFT
Time and Savings Deposits, subject to reserve
and payable on demand or subject to notice:
Time certificate» of deposit outstanding .................
Ry practicing thrift, th« average per
36. GTS M
Total of lime and savings deposits payable on de
aea may make their life more sec
mand or subject to notice..........
....................... 386,838 49
easeful A good time to atari ia dar
Ing thrift week, January 17 33. «hop
Total.........................................................
8*t<x*8e
a campaign of •dacatioa featuring
id of Oregon, Countv of Linn, so.
State
thrift fundaatsntala will be put on by
I,
caMtler of the above named bank, do solemnly
h. K.
’ D. Myer«.
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the Oregon Banker«' association and
the abov» statement ia true to the best of my knowledge ► and behef
the V. M C. A. co-operating with 48
-L 1». M teas, CaS^uer.
other national and local organisations
Subsenbed and »worn to before me
C orrect attest
Th* plan ia baaed oa Benjamin Frank
thia 9th day of Januayr* 1925
Ila'» ideas.
R. Shelter. Notary Public
Making a tkaal
exptewe Feb. 14. IM
M prtef'tb' a
Ernest Terrence. Lois Wilson
and Jack Holt.
Th» dlff»r»nce K-u»«e
who spend» and th» stark
part of it. in im jALsrs I»
rnce bet won the oi. n»r of
and the man out ut a Kb.
By B O. HAMMONS.
Chairman Bud«»t Department
Urogot. Nat ton» I Thrift t'ommittsa
*«U then, let us give heed to a few
simple worth-while siggestions
The first of these >s to keep track
of all disbursements In other words,
follow s budget pia .. Through that
find out If you are wasting money, if
so. etop the leak.
The concluding thought I wish to
leave to that Thrift to not easy. It
to hard work to save uni»»» you have
a regular aystemoL» savings plan If
you would get a he» 4. decide upon the
amount to be so’ml then bank II ev>-ry
payday. Just the earn» as though It
were any other bill which must be
paid
Following this plan tor a few
months will ao fix lb» habit that the
plan may be mail* effect I vs without
taconvenlem e and with splendid ro
suite. Thrift menus frugality, »con
<>my To b» thrifty one must be will
tag to “pay the price" by practicing
frugality and economy, and reaping
the rewnrda of saving and investing
f
n
Mrs Jane Cumpton and daughter.
Mr. John Legnar, viaited their
a win. Inveatlag ia safe »«-urlfiee.
paying bills promp'ty. sharing with daughter and sister, Mrs. Lois Dar-
others Working and eereing. baring bv at Stay ton Wednesday,
a bank account and of carrying lire
Insurance will b» Stressed daring the
week
One Must Keep Track of Oit
burtements to Get Ahead
Financially.
W F. Gill and wife and Guy Mc-
Knight and wife visited Mr. and Mrs
Born - Dr. S C. Browne reports yen want the thrill of cutting bond
A. L Riddle Sunday.
the birth of an hj pound baby boy coupons, do y>« desire to rash Intereat
or dividend rtu-cks. or do you prefer
Herbert Shelton and wife visited on January 9th. to Mr. and Mrs. to spend as you »am. jatsing along
at the home of Mrs Shelton's (sth John Madarui. Mother and babe Ute's highway? The decision mu»t b*
are doing nicely.
mads The Thrill way. you nay? Very
er, W. W Sanders. Sunday.
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to <•; iE< n r»- <-rd your expenditure»
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WHAT A BUDGET
SYSTEM MEANS
G. M. Wirth and wife uf Jordan Wednesday on business.
The Scio Tribune
the clerk
who »»v*e
th» differ-
a business
For Sale
Potatoes, 81 50 per ICO
P'unJ» Call or phone Edward
Kalina, route 4. Scio, Ore.
24-p
(Teanltu«*«a In milking should he eg.
»vetoed al nil time»
Itsfor» mH'« inf For Sale—Cows and heifers, will
freshen »->. n
Shoats wanted.
tirgtna. the cow's udder and flanks
•h«Mild he wlpsvl »>ff. perfer»hiy with a
See Emil Holub. Route 3. Scio.
damp cloth In onler |i. prevent parti
Ore
23 p
cle» nt »thaw ar hew hair getting lw,o
Farm L-.>iw Money at
with
the pall
Kukacka't Homeward Bound
The following letter from J. F.
Kukncka. who, with hie wife, has
t<ern visiting in New York City, ia
self-explanatory and quite newsy:
Jan. 5. 1925.
Mr. I V. McAdoo.
hominal c >rnm>*sion; prepayment
privileges after first year. Wm.
Bain. Albany Ore.
21-c
Bring in y< ur vod and dressed hogs.
Ws pay you Pornland prices leas
express charges. No commission.
J. F. Wesely. 22-tf
harm Wanted —1 want farms for
cash buyers
Descriiic and give
price
R McNown. 96h Wilkin
son Bldg . Omaha. Neb.
24-p
Editor The Scio Tribune.
F<>r Sale G >1. clean vetch, cheat,
Dear Mr. McAdoo;
oats and clover baled hay; ala'
Just a few lines to let you know
baled straw. Priced right. See
E. L. Bilyeu, route 3. Scio. 25-p
that our vacation is nearing its close,
and 1 must say it is about the best For Sale -Louse Hay. at the barn
va at ion 1 have ever had
I have
or delivered. at market price for
kind you went. See Chas Chrz. 1
seen everything there ia to be seen,
mile weal of Scio, on West Scio
from the 54th floor of the highest
I
IS if
liiiug in the World ( he Wool-
Seven Shoata, weighing
about 75 pounds
Good thrifty
pigs at reasonable price. Inquire
<«f ('has. A. White; Scio, Ore..
Route 2.
33-tf
building), down lo lhe deep For Sale
est part of the New York subways.
We have travelled from one end of
New York City to the other, hate
seen the parka, the Wall street dis
trict. the New York Stock Exchange
at its busiest time, and in all every
thing there is to be seen.
For me all this is quite a novelty,
but for Mrs Kukacka it wm merely
a renuwal »f her old friendships, she
being a New Yorker
Since our arrival here it h-ts Iwen
otu* continual mmsiun of parties, the
atres. movies, automobile tours
through New York and New Jersey,
visits to all the important and his
toric spots in New York. Christmas
and New Year's parties, nnd to top
it all. we finished yesterday by at
tending the wedding of one of our
nephews in New York, Rudolf J,
Kaciu.
We are leaving Tuesday for the
return home by way of Pennsylva
nia. Chicago. Minneapolis af.d a vis
it to my birthplace, Montgomery,
For Salt*
A 6'N) egg Master incu
bator. in good condition. Price
3Oil.
Goose feathers. 81.00
per pound. Mrs, E. L. Bilyeu.
IJoiHe 3. Scio. Ore.
23 t-2-c
Colt lighting Systems For Sale
Cheap Some never been uncrat-
ed, some used leas than 3 months.
Priced to sell. See Wm. Hoflich,
the iMlco Light man at Albany.
24-p
Any girl in trouble tnay communi
cate with Ensign !a»e of the Sal
vation Army at the White Shield
Home. 6C>5 Mayfair Ave., Port
land, Oregon.
For ^ale - Burroughs Adding Ma
chine. practically new
In use
one year. Also 15 h. p. Fairbauks-
Mnn><- elebtrlc motor, complete
with starter and two transform
ers;
phone or write to S, J.
Bender, Scio, Ore
23-lf
For Sale — 314 acres of goo-i land,
six miles from live town of about
1 iKX) population; good graveled
road five miles of the wav, four
miles from railroad station; one
and one-half miies from good
achix.l; has good seven room house,
large barn; 80 acres in cultivation
balance in pasture and timber;
has plenty of good water, one run
ning stream
Terms can tie ar
ranged <»n part
Address. Owner,
care Tribune. Scio, Oregon.
Minn
While we hate to leave New
York liecause of the wonderful time
we are having, we are certainly glad
to come back to Oregon and help
you dig yourselves out of the snow
which you had recently. By the
way. we had a 11 inch snowfall in
New York preceded hv very cold
weather during the holidays.
Weil, there is nothing very much
more to sav, so I will dose with best
wishes for the New Year to all my W, A. Ewing,
T. J. M tinker«.
Pre« lent
Vice Pres.
friends in Oregon, which I will
E. 11. Myer«. Cashier
again extend to you personally very
soon.
Very truly.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kukacka.
The Scii State Bank
Notice!
All 1924 accounts not paid in full
by March 15. 1925. «ill be charged
interest at 8% from Jan. 1. 1925.
and all auch accounts not paid in
full by that date will L»e pul on a
strictly cash basis.
These terms, although against our
persons! views ami business princi
ples. are forced on us bv general
busineaa conditions that require and
demand these steps.
By enforcing these we will I m *
able to handle our business on a
somewhat doser margin and give
our patrons a better variety of
goods to select from, and those who
are not abusing their credit privil
eges will pay somewhat lean for their
gouds and still retain their credit
terms with ua.
Thanking vou all in advance
complying with this notice,
Yotira respectfully
22-tf
J. F. U
Does a (renerai Banking
Business. Interest paid
on time deposita.
BEAUTY SHOP
Mrs D C. I boms Is specialising
in Bleaching facial Pacha, Scalp
Treatments and Manicuring.
I'hone for Appointments
Mrs. 0. C. Ihomi
They Work While Yoa Sleep!
We are proud nt our Claes died
column. because it is full of hu
man Interrnt— It brings people to
gether as nothing else can do. If
you have anything to sell, or «ant
to buy something, there to noth
ing Quicker nor surer. And the
coet is cheap. Yea. we are also
proud of our job d* partment and
the work w» do. See tu for any
thing in the printing line.