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FQI ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY S, 1944. j j ; HSHER-S; PRE INVEMTORY Friday jj ' ' i i 1 li'!.' At xxjyr coats - sujts - dresses 1 ' i V' !' II if ; ; ' I Jfk iiili. : . ':. I 1 ' ' A ""'- V ' 1 ' ' ! " rom ,'ie P-,'an'('n9 l'nes America's fine clothes j j . .' . taken from regular fall and winter stocks ... ,j 'I X H these dozens of exclusive garments now are sharply reduced for clearance. You'll see the actual ceiling EI xJS"' "'' AJr ' prices on every garment and note the savings. t ti ' A"Sa,eS,inal' I 1 : " . " i FAMOUS..COATS .'i 1 h! . v f- ' A rwrmcriy veiling jrtbvu ui uiiw iw ... a . J ; ' ' -I ' . 1 1 .; ' treasurabie coats if there ever were any in I , V , ' 1 your life time soft fleeces, tweeds, fluffy ! k ' ;Li, 'l 'U ' ;mfxn,res. -"JMg 22.75 ' ' S'Oltfa Formerly ceiling priced coats at $29.95, i ' '''fflft'. ' $32.95 up to $49.75 now to be cleared at I :P':' 24.75 27.75 to 39.75 ' , : Cjt i 1 ' 1 j FAMOUS' I i; ', !: : ' - ' jrri YEAR-ROUND. SUITS ' , , . J;l'H H- I ; VrlW'K 1 Just 3 suits, sizes 14 and 16 formerly ceiling priced Sh I H ; : at $12.95 to $19.95 now reduced to only S. fll ? fe. ll jj Giood' selection 'of famous' high-quality suits that J rrx f II formerly sold at $19.95 to $32.75 pleated, gored 7-' V 13 finely tailored skirts now reduced to i--- 11 16.95 to 24.75 fc 1 'i vtftsT x S3 8.98 9.98 V ' I (1 attractive navy suit, size 13 now $16.98.) FAMOUS DAY-TIME DRESSES Smart dresses for any occasion all groups include suit-drosses styles that were ceil ing priced $14.95 to $16.95, now Dresses ceiling priced all season at $10.95 and $12.98 famous for youthful line and distinctive features, now 7.95 8.95 Dresses of Fisher's well known $19.98 and $22.75 quality dresses seen regularly in the fashion pages, now 14.95 17.98 SPECIALS 2 piece wide wale corduroy dresses may be worn as suits all season price $22.75, now reduced to IN MEN'S WEAR DEPT. Big Boy's weather sealed water repellant raincoats, tan vith plaid linings, zipper front were $8.95, now t .'?'')" : -5 ji:,j;!v ; . ; Boys' Oil-skin raincoats',' sizes 6 to 14 years Boys' BVO style underwear, sizes 6 to 14 Men's Wool Plaid Jackets 8.95 Sheer white Baby Dresses ceiling priced up to $2.98, now reduced to 1.98 Wonderful Selection of Handbags Big Re ductions ( ...... 1 Clearance of Hats large assortment of fine hats, many exclusivcs VFriCC Clearance of Girls' cotton union suits, sizes 6 to 14 years top ankle length cotton Women's bodice union suits Fisher's Department Store Society and Glubs MR. AND MRS. HOLGATE ENTERTAIN BRIDGE CLUB By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER scng service and a game Jed by Miss Venola March. A' duet by Mrs. Janie Haines and Miss Don- SUTHERLIN, Jan. 6. Mr. and Jn Haines. . A; duct by Mrs. Vcrn Holgate very charm- J"ne Morgante and Donmi Joan ingly entertained the Sutherlin : """"- " uj veuuiu muw Bridge club at a very lovely seven-thirty salad-luncheon Sun day evening at their beautiful home on Third avenue. White chrysanthemums, flanked by tall red tapers, graced the lace cover ed table. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyal Stearns, Mr. and : Mrs. E. J. Loney, Mr. and Mrs. Van Holcomb, Mr. and Mrs. ; Brittain Slack, Mr. and Mrs. ' Lawerance Robertson, Mr. and ; Mrs. Clifford Parrott, Henry i Stearns, Miss Madeline Stearns and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Holgate. Contract bridge was enjoyed ! during the pleasant evening hours with Mrs. Slack and Lloyal ' Stearns winning high score, Mr. i and Mrs. Lloyal Stearns the com- bined high score and Lloyal Stearns the slam prize. GLIDE AID AND ' MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET ON FRIDAY : The Glide Baptist Ladies Aid and miss To nary society has changed its meeting from the church to the borne of Mrs. C. D. Glenn to be held at two o'clock Friday afternoon, January 7. As sisting Mrs. Glenn as hostesses will be Mrs. Phil Strader and Mrs. Joe DeBernardi.- All mem bers are most cordially invited to be present. DELPHIAN CLUB WILL RESUME MEETINGS The Delphian club will resume meeting next Wednesday at two o'clock at the home of the 'presi dent, Mrs. Kenneth Ford. Mrs. C. A. Chamberlin will be in charge of the afternoor.'s study on the topic, "Modern Paintings, Religious and Abstract." All members arc urged to be present. RIVERSDALE GRANGE TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT Riversdale grange will meet at 8:15 o'clock Friday evening at the hall. R. B. Hampton, worthy master, will preside and every member is urged to be present. The refreshments will be served by Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schneider, and Mr. and Mrs. John lllrich and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gober ville. inYer-se STUDY CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY The Inter-Se Study club will meet next Tuesday at a cmo o'- REPORT OF CONDITION OF . . .. CITIZENS STATE SANK . : ' ' of Myrtle Creek in the State of Oregon at the close of business ort December 31, 1943. ASSETS 1 1 Loans and discounts (including S3G5.99 overdrafts). ...:..$ 80,713.18 2 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed - -- -...-..Jv : 651,600.00 3 Obligations of Slates and political subdivisions : 27,747.71 6 Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balances, and cash items in process of collection 177,887.89 7 Bank premises owned $-1600.00, furniture and fix tures, S1200 -. 5,800.00 A solo bv Donna Jean Haines, A I duet by Mr and Mrs. Glen Ayers j TOTAL ASSETS '. - -.5943,748 78 a solo by Mrs. , Harry Ayers. A TTARIITTIFS talk by Glen Ayers. After which . , , a nraver service was held led 13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor by Mr. Ayers. A potluck supper was held between ten and eleven o'clock. NEW YEARS PARTIES GIVEN AT SUTHERLIN SUTHERLIN', Jan. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lamoreaux, Mrs. Rodha Lamoreaux, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Manning, Mrs. Minnie Abeene, Miss Ethel Manning were dinner guests of Mrj and Mrs. Alfred Hand in Oakland, New Year's day. '371 ( I porations : - 5!)9o,47; 11. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor- - porations 102,028.02 15. Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) 20,374.00 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 60,829.27 18. Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.) 21,052.78 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS $900,359.81 . Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Parrott entertained at a very lovely New Year's dinner at their home on Third Avenue Saturday. Holly and Christmas motifs, flanked by tall red tapirs, graced the lace covered table. Covers were placed for, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Holgate and sons, Lloyd and Gordon, Margaiete, Jimmy and Bobby Parrott and the host and hostess,' Mr. and Mrs. Parrott. The pleasant after noon was spent in playing con tract bridge. 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including subordinated obligations shown below) $900,359.81 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 25. Capital .'. 25,000.00 '. 26. Surplus 7,400.00 f I 27. Undivided profits .- ...-.... 10,488.97 ' j 28. Reserves (and retirement account for preferred capital) 500.00 t ' 29. 30. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 43,388.97 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $943,748.78 i This bank s capital consists ot: c capital notes ana debentures ot io.uuu.uo Common stock with total par value of ....20,000.00 MEMORANDA 31. Pledged assets ( and securities loaned) (book value): (a) U. S. Government obligations, direct and guar anteed, pledged to secure deposits and other liabilities $125,000.00 (b) Other assets pledged lo secure deposils and V other liabilities (including notes and bills redis countrd and securities sold under repurchase agreement) : 10,000.00 (e) TOTAL 32. Secured and preferred liabilities: I ..$135,000.00 (a) Deposits secured by pledged assets pursuant to requirements of law 30,374.00 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lamore aux attended a New Year's eve party at the home of the lalters parents, Mr. ..and Mrsi Alfred Hand in Oakland. , '"IAL 5 30,374.00' Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wade spent ; J1- ,a 1 " tla.t,p ot report the required legal reserve against ; the holidays visiting at Myrtle ,u l0?!1? r!lblnk wa!J r; $130,000.00 Point and Camas Vallev where1 ' u .iuuvu men were eligible as legal ,, f.,f , ," u. reserve amounted to 177 887 SI"" they visited the hitters daughters, ! im,ooai Goldic, Oma and Blanche. I , IG- ,R- Bates, of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear 1 ! that the above statement is true, and that it fully and correctly rep- I WATCH PARTY IS j resents the true state of the several matters herein contained and ,1 lui iu mi.- ut.-i ui rriy Kiicwicuge ana belicl. i if ENJOYABLE OCCASION AZALEA, Jan. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newman entertained Fri day evening with a Now Year's eve watch party. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs; Cliff Worley, Mr. and Mrs. John Feldmiller, Mr. and Mrs. I Jake Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. j Waltermire, Ira Croff and thej host and hostess Mr. and Mrs. Newman. i Games and cards were enjoyed until a late hour when lovely re freshments were served. POTLUCK DINNER AND PROGRAM IS ENJOYED Wilbur School closed Thurs day for the holidays with a pot-1 luck dinner, for th'1 school. In i Slate of Oregon, County of Douglas, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 4th day of Jan., 1944. i G. II. BATES, Notary Public for Oregon. My commission expires, Mar. 16. 1947. G. R. BATES, CORRECT -ATTEST: FRED WEAVER H. W. HERMAN ABBIE BOND Directors. clock dessert-luncheon at the the evening they had their Christ- ll f 1 home of Mrs. Alva Laws at 427 East Douglas street. Mrs. 1V1 mar Ramsdell will have charge of the program. All members are most cordially invited to be present. FULLERTON P.-T. A. TO HOLD MEETING Fullerton P.-T. A. has announc ed an important meeting for four o'clock next Monday afternoon ,r, be held at the schoolhouso with the president, Mrs. C. E. Jump, in charge. All mothers of Fuller ton students are urged to be in attendance. CONCERT ASSOCIATION BOARD TO MEET TONIGHT i A very important: meeting ' the Concert Association exeeutivr board has been announced for to night, January 6, at 7:30 o-Vlock at the chamber of commerce of- fiec. Miss Gladys H.. iStrong, president, will be in charge and every member of the board has been especially requested to be present. P. E. O. SISTERHOOD TO MEET ON FRIDAY ' i Chapter HI, P. E. O. Sisterhood will meet Friday, January 7. at j 1:15 o'clock at the home of Airs. Homer W. Grow at li.'iO Cobb ' street. DINNER ENJOYED AT HARRIS HOME FRIDAY ; Mr. and Mrs. Edward .1. Harris 'entertained I he follow ing guests ll tneir home, l-nday evening. .Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duncan and mily. Jack and Gloria,-Mrs. Harry Nixon. Mable Nixon, Mr. and Mrs. John Fuller and daugh t;x Peggy. The evening was very pleasantly spent in playing games and cards, following which de licious refreshments was served. WATCH PARTY IS', HELD AT ELKAON EI.KTON. Jart -A watch night party was held Friday evening at llie Methodist church with the olhrr two shurchns invited and taking part In the program. The program consisted of a peppy program with ere enjoyed by REPORT OF CONDITION OF m SECURITY BANK ' ' of Yoncalla in the State of Oregon at the close of business on . December 31, 1943. ASSETS I. Loans and discounts (including SM5.2!) overdrafts) S10K(l7nm united .'-.(ales Government obligations, direct and guar- .. jf 3. Obligations of Slates and poiiticr'd' subdivisions io'(iMM 4. Other lmls. notes, and debentures il'')875 O.Cash Iviir.ri-ra with olher banks, including reserve ' ' bal inces. and cash items in process of collection 11711961 12. TOTAL ASSETS of and 13. Demand deposits corporations .. 1'-. r- -...-...., .... u, i.nm-u :,;aies Liovernmenl (includin postal savings i " 1 16. Deposits of Stales and political subdivisions """""""I!"" 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS $989,320.06 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES mot including subordinated 1 iL" II J)W1 lA'JIJW 1 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 25. Qipit.il i. Siitrphi't ... 27. Undivided profits ... . . . ''Z 29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 30. 43,857.20 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $1,033,177.26 rtlfciUUKA.NDA .-.iniiii-s loaned) ( book value): 31. Pleiigc-d asset teed 'n , ,'i - 1 1 dU-ect and guaran- ' ' " " n'-posr.s an'i otiu: t liabilities S!OOX).00 ' lot TOTM Jj 32. Secured and preferred liahilii:,,-' S100,(WO.OO I . nlKn.rfrr7!v'y.,,,w,K,',,'i,ss',8 ,o (el T(r.AI. WARN! NO! BCWARE Of MS Knutiil-mrmn ln.Kl 3ftii or jvur rhikl can rtii,-. Mnl ImnliV. Antl vmi mjiv nit kr,,w I ' wh-,t in wrontr. Wmlnn nitfnn lire : "picky" BB I hl'ivtltf . tit-rvaii..ii-ni, li-u-n.y ntivuni-li. iti-hifiu i.-. Jsvtir i rmirmrr rn.-ht '4 annvl JiVNIVS la Ani.rir.'. IrnMU- n,.w tliins. m::s tree and treats which (he community School opened the 3rd for the. last semester. . FAMILY DINNER IS j ENJOYED NEW YEARS A family dinner was held New' Year eveninging at the home of Mrs. Ida Patc!i"ii. Covers were i laid for a family. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Patchen ' Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Patclien and and Linda, daughter, Doris Bar ;!eltr Mrs. Erna Kenncy and Mrs j l'dn:i Kenney and Mrs. P.uchen. Japs Won't Fighf to End, ! Chinese Envoy Declares .PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 5-1 A j P) Japan will not fight t'i the bitter end. Her !ilren;:th is britt!;-! r.nd siie ',ill sek .peace after i her fivr-t gn'at defeal; ; Tims declared Dr. T. F. Tsiang, j diteeior of piilitictal affairs in tiie Chinese cabinet, China's deiegal" io the United' Nations' Relief r.nd Jteiia'iililation Conference ; in Allanlic City recently, and foi m."ro' Chinese ambassador t h Soviet Union. Here in the interest of postwar Chinese development. Dr. T.dang predicted Ihu American and lirillsh fleets will smash the Jap anese fleet and that Ihe BURMA Road ill be reopened. Japnnese shipping .mil cities atlacked. and the Japanese blockade broken. Then the end will came guickly. he said. "When Ihe war ends, our trade w ith your Pacific wist wilt be j enormous." lie said, "we will i need 10 times as much lumber from you as we ever bought in the past." Farm !.;dus?ry Movie Is Billed at S. Deer Creek E. A. Brittain. 4-H club agent for Douglas county, Is to present sourer ffiT nan , ! UP Each N" Relieve 8 p. m. Saturday, Jan. 8. it was j announced today. Mr. Brittain' will show the picture. "Soldiers I of Ihe Soil." The program will Ik j open lo the public. , LIABILITIES individuals, partnerships, L. i,033, 177.20 $905,16420 i 20,953.30 63,202.56 'i .$989,320.06 ..$ 25,000.00 .. 5.000.00 .. 13,S.)7.20 .. 20,933.30 -j ..$ 20,53.30 I (bl Assets reported above which 'were elielble as leeai I c-e.ve amounted to ; minzl3 lv swear'lh-t !hc" T ''' ah(vM.amod bank, do solemn rorny repn-sen , S!:'!!,1' l " fully and cor- lained ,m,l r,-,-n "Il .-'veiai matters herein con- me oe.si oi Oregon, County of Slate of I Douglas, ss j Sworn to and suhsrrlhrd hefore' me liii- lib day of .h,,,., ion A. L. LASSWELL, , ! Notary Public tor Oregon. Mv i lommission exjiires .March 17 my knowledge and belief. ILAH C. PALMER CORRECT Attest: S. S. LASSWELL, J. S. LASSWELL, E. A. KRUSE, Directors. Head Cold Stuffiness Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort F5-TFKTf!. plPMsnnt alkaline fjvn-rti-lil l I'owdrr, huliis false troth rumv rtrnilv. 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