St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933, January 14, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. JANUARY 14.1921 Charter No. 11 108 lk Reserve District No Kt-port ol thr Condition of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK at t IMtna. In the Suae of Oregon, at the close of bnsines. on Itactaber 9lQ. li2d- rksoikcks Loan nd aiww". . " ' " , tlMtMV counts (excopi mose uuu " " 63 4 04 00 OTerdrafts. secured, none; unsecured V. S. GoToramt-nt socurltk-s owned: Deposited to secure circulation lU. S. bouds par value) 1. a. 2. . $165.2$ THK KIUKNM.Y till "KCH Methodist k.plscoal All those interested please note change in time of the Church School. The session now beKins at S:4; promptly. Classes for all ages, toiuething worth while for all classes Come! Morning worship at 11:00 o cum-. sermon nv me nasror on nnm All elso- lVarl or Pebble?- Speciul music Knwortlt Leap-tie at ! I" v.,inir ii.-oplo not attending where are cordially invited Sacred Cantata. -Holy Nltfht. re peated bv special reiiueat Sunday evenliiK at 7:30. Those who heard tins a month ano will waul to hear it acain. Other cannot afford to this opportunity n strive to niuko the iorvlcea at the Krleiullv Church attractive ana lieliirul. Kor a Happy Huuilay Kven- t it X Just lollow Krlendly Church the crowd to the CXTIKH.IC 4 IH Ittil Cor. Church and Cowllta Street on Stimiitv Cateclilam olaaae In preDiraiZ Klrat Holy Communion i and ' ?" ,0 uon on luuauay at 4:16. Friday, 4:15. 8wint election of officer. Daily Mas at S a. m. Non-Cat hollca are alway, ttr , come. Jim. . CUncy n..... 1 -oniiri. "iMtim C3.404 00 ! 155. :s! 25.000.00 t. 11. IS. It. IS. 19. II. 22. 24. 24. S2. SS. 25. Si. Si. 49. 41. Fledged as collateral for Slate or other deposit or bills payable Owned and unpledged Total U. S. Government securities. . . Other bonds, securities, etc: Bonds (other than V. S. bondsl pledged to secure postal saving deposit. Bond and securities tother than V. S. se curities pledged as collateral for State or other deposits (postal excluded ) or bill payable Securities, other than I". S. bond (not in cluding stocks), owned and unpledged... Total bonds, securities, etc,, other than I". S, Stock of Federal Reserve Bank t50 per cent of subscription) Furniture and fixtures Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank Cash in vault and net amounts due from national banks Checks on other banks in the same city or town as reporting bank toiher than Item 15) Total of Items 12. 13. 14. 15. and 16 Redemption fund with V. S. Treasurer and due from V. S. Treasurer Interest earned but not collected ap proximateon Notes and Bills Receivable not past due 20.000.00 6S.424.5S 6,000.00 1.000 00 14 es: 69 113.424 $S 10.6JS.S7 21.(37.69 S 50.00 ..453 SI 11.925.54 10.165 57 SIS SO 1.250.01 1.400 00 TOTAL UABIUT1RS Capital stock paid in Surplus fund Vndivided rrotits ... 6. S3S.il Less current expenses. Interest, and taxes paid J.955 34 Interest and discount collected or credited in advance of maturity and not earned (approximate! Circulating notes outstanding Cash-.er's checks on own bank outstanding Total of Items IS. I. SO. 31. and 33 5J f 9 IndiTidtal deposits subject to check.... S'.ate. county, or other municipal depos:: secured by pledge of assets of this bank. . Deposits repairing notice, but less than $0 days Total of demand deposits tother than bank deposits) subject to Reserve Items 33. 34. J5. 36. 37 and SS... 17 57 ii Certificates of deposit (other than tr money borrowed t State, county, or other municipal deposit secured by pledge of assets of this hack. . Postal savings deposits Total of lime deposits subject to Re serve, Items Sf, 40. 41 and 42 5. 15 79 1230.19.' 25.009 00 kii.vi 903.21 60 09 I5.f 0 09 iii ii 6.459 61 17.599. t9 66, 611.1 709 90 2599 09 1.S25 79 TOTAL II39.1S977 State of Oregon, County of Columbia, sa: I. K. A Childs. Cashier of the alwt-xaaod bark, do solemnly swear that the above ttatement is une to the best of .y knowledge and beiief H. A. CKILW. Caa&wr. Subscribe and swom to before ce tils llth t of Jaiaarv, mi JOHN L. STORLA. Notary Psblie. ' Vy rosmission expire Feb. 1. 1923. CORRECT A-.;-?:: CHARLES GRAHAM. J. W. DAT, Dlrctvrs, : ! ; ; CARD OF THAXKS I take this opportunity of express ing through the columns of the Yist my hoarj-felt thanks to kind friends for their cany acts or kindness and words of symr-athy daring the illness and deals of my beloved -.!e ERIC F1ERSOV TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOii SALE Piano, bed. springs, and mattress, sanitary cvourhes" V.tTf foniers. comodes. dining table. li brary table, etc.. Kf:se formc-'y fvcupied by Liiyard. Box ?" St. Helens, Ore. j.j,' Depot Garage Is now open for business CO. Gas, and Accesorrs rHR) lXT10N KhOv MILK TIRES Plain Tread. SSxSS $17.50 Fiais Tread. 34x4 3tt.oo We do (TTBersJ aato rrfxOrtag and Aau Eiennral Uork. DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Welch 4 Hinson HOCLTOX, OREGON It's Tirr.e to Awaien Te tbe fct that the Rrrertide crrp thf TOrr Ime of cwafrv Ifciwory ia S. Heies. Frndl caa-d-, cigars, tofcsroe and sdl hraadu erf soft drtr.ks. Make tSe Klrerude J our bcsMkiUaners, RiT-eratd Confectionery Smashing All Records THAT is what ire dcL right n:w, and as s-.g is be'Jevir w asi you to corr ia and g: cur prices before buying elsewhere. We re net orjy fcZcwing the rnarket down, but are -g "t in rr.ar.y cases. FOR OXE WEEK ONLY, STARTING Saturday, January 15th crockery, gasswsre. grasiteTO, toys, gloves! cerwear. r,.ar.y ether g- Come :n and t,:e fc.vis over, and A jr:ce is what vcu want :te. sre ycu u Z! hav. KEMTXEr-R THE TLACS AM) DATE ELITE VARIETY STORE T. HELEAS, ORE. i t i J. v t.i J A Landslide BARGAINS TT HAD TO COME! We've all talked readjustment, 1 and we've all thought readjustment, and now read justment Is here. We are following the downward trend of the market we are all standing a little loss so we are taking our medicine with the rest. Ginhams Percales Outing Flannels Hundreds of yards of these favored cotton fabrics that are wanted in the home daily. Good qualities and neat patterns are here so you may purchase generously for your present and future needs. Now is a good time to do home sewing. ALL GOODS INCLUDED IN REDUCTION Every article in our store comes in for price slashing. N othing is reserved. We have some splendid bargains at prices actually quoted below wholesale prices in open markets last fall. You will find REAL BARGAINS in every department. Buy now and save accordingly. The Store of Quality E. M. HELOM St. Helena, Oregon "IF A MAN CAN WRITE A BETTER BOOK. PREACH A BETTER SERMON OR MAKE A BETTER MOUSE TRAP THAN HIS NEIGHBORS. THOUGH HE BUILDS HIS HOUSE IN THE WOODS THE WORLD WILL MAKE A BEATEN PATH TO HIS DOOR" EMERSON TAf E CANNOT write a better book or make a mousetrap, but Tr we ARE making the lowest prices on Canned Goods of Quality in the Northwest. We reserve the right to limit quan tities, as many quotations are below manufacturers' price, or even below costs. Twentieth Century Grocery and Coffee Roasters Canned Goods ki n -All in rr b-avv jrafi. No. In r. 5 t.: 5. car l.oo. dorse. M xi. S-tickl ?ticif-i. Ultra iz ii-tf K c-r-. fiords fin, tAt.v rati. Ei:a. Urc N 1" ci-,, eat . in Lib? K.-ij-ij Ati Cfc-T.ft Na J fiz.t. t-j.fi; jut c:k vi..v. Ix-: V?z.:tt A;.r!P.t. N.i : u.:. car.. n:r ItLtj -4.- 3(, jy-.-c ,1' 25. Canned Pineapple ire: i- -t nrt . y, i-i.-r. Paras. P;..f.f t.'yu c;iV Special Features CC Oi-rn Hikes. 10 cent the tackar 1 '-rr.r.t, N... 2 ;,-k-17 cl. j-Kg 50 ccr.t. ? 55 CTv f. ;.,v;n.; $1.08. u.mnU $1.62. D:::ch Ctur:tr. o can 25 cer.rv --'.'. 15 cer.t ; ..:n.J. a,- .:i:e. ! 05n 29 itr.ts. j-..ur,..;s 85 itrM ii.-:-f WaO-.ir.i: IV.waer. Jar-e packape. 25c ; a! V,:-.;:f S.ap. 5 certs the bar. 10 Lars 3 c:. y Virj, $4.85. : -j ;aLt c . ran M mi. Twentieth Century Vegetables Ki!r Sundard C Cora. 1 rar.i 23 or,t.. d.-.n. $1.45, . $2..m. I.IV.T of ll ly Main Cora, t.ztml ;. a. : cr&t can. dot can Ucai Jute I'rat. 3 rant S3 MU, dot cat. a I.4V um 93UM. Vmcchata June Pt. IS cent ran, di.tn can $1.75. Monte or Roval Club, au ceaU rati, dotn $2-33. S!rrl;cj CaxiDd Kraot, No. I can. t tor S3 nou, dvra $I..V S:rlir.; Cancd Kraot, No. 2 V can. 13 rrou. dot. $1.73. Minion or CarUa Plmloatoa. ran 15 cetila Mod! Tomato Saaca, 5 en! cia Standard Totuatoft. No. I V r0- lu rrnta, Uown $1.1$. 11 Muni Cauap. Fall pint boillM, Jii cent 1M Mont Pampkla No. 2 can. 2 tor 23 conta. 1VI Mont Pampkin, No. 2S raiA 15 crata. taiaty or 11 Mont Splnata So. 2 can IS cnu. No. 2 ,2 for S3 eU OTHER CANNED GOODS S!mon. IVarro Lie. Ala R4- Malrm, 2 for S3 ffO t. Aria. Median Alaska Rd tall cant, 2 for SA cnu, Sota $13. Tuna Kith. Whit Moat, Half Hill or Rcwrd braad. 'i it 1 for S3 raota. S 2 for S ata. I at S3 resta. Groceries s-.t