4
HILLSBO RO ARGUS
Progress Woman
Grows Lily With
25 Blossoms
PR O G R ESS Mrs. H
g rew a very b ea u tifu l
R e«al lily ,n h e r y ard
T he bloom spike n
crow n w ith 25 oudò
flow ers. The 1L>.rds bre
o f th e heavy buds u
h av e m ade 29 bloom s
¿p ik e The J >urnul d
the lily for D ean Col
fteclion of the paper ar
is now on d:s
L u k e w indow in Port
H old K runion—
T he Eliander. fjn u lv
n u a l reunion ,at the h<
and Mrs. T hor
E liander. J u l\ 4 A b o u f
from d ifferen t
atten d ed A pit
ed out of do - » and th*
Vlded coffee
• :
M rs A W P eterson
is visiUne h er m other.
Rudolph A. Schultz
Rites Held Saturday
Vets Making Use PU B L IC N O T IC E S
01 State Loans
or tb* p
(••»(•a*
A Cv
Id W ar II
id This u:
and
M .,rn
i t i re
A M
m uch of the
pa;d off.
2 T he low o
veteran s' loans
3 X penalty
ai
"tc ent
Rardles
incipal
t of cl
al
P ep ti-C d a Company, Long Island City,
.V. 1'.
F ran ch ise B o ttler—PE P S I COLA BO1 CLING CO. of H illsboro
FOR SALE
NEW STEEL PIPE
4 IN. O. D.
•
14 GAUGE
20 FT. LENGTHS
War surplus material available tor immediate de­
livery . . . Suitable for permanent or temporary,
high or low pressure lines.
SPECIALLY PRICED
* * *
W rite or Wire fo r D e fa ilt— State Quantity Required
D U L IE N STEEL P R O D U C T S , In c.
of Washington
SEATTLE 4, WASH.
MAis 0030
Slock Avatfob/e for Shipment from Seattle or Portland
Statem en t of C ondition of W ashington F ed eral S avin gs and Loan Assn.
Ju n e 29, 1946
ASSETS
F irst M ortgage Loans
A ccrued In te re st
___
Real E state Sold on C o n tract
A ccounts R eceivable
Lxtans on S h are A ccounts
H ome Loan B ank M em bership
U. S. G ov ern m en t Bonds
O ffice B uilding an d E quipm ent
’Less d ep reciatio n ;
C ash on H a n d .........................
............................ $2,023.375.26 ,
—........... ................
592 86
39.073.47
41.634 38
900.00
30.000.00 '
... 1,017.200.00
10.033.44
64 952 20
$3,227.461.61
L IA B IL IT IE S
M em bers' S h are A ccounts
A dvances from F ed eral H om e L oan B ank
B orrow ed M oney .......
Loans in Process .
A ccounts P ay ab le .
Specific B c se rv w
G eneral R eserves
V ndttudcd P ro fits .
A nnual re p o rt o f t h e C ounty
C h aj te r jf A m erican R ed Cross
as subm itted bv Mrs M ary Clap-
route X F o rest G
a b alance on b an d of $25,833.10, an
! increase over Ju ly 1. '.945. of
$9.836 3? The repo.-: follows
B alance J ay 1. 1945. $16.01673:
R
Home S
*614
V :d ch cks. S2! Io H -me nursing.
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Can
1 Hovpit
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tn tio n . SI. Plasm a. $86 60; M • r
carp s $10: D nat:< - $64. Produc-
n. $62 43. F .rst a:d. $¡2: C anteen.
S25. A dm inistrât, -n. SI. C am paign,
$26.126 36. to tal receipts. $27.081 79;
total cash. $43 048.52
C v P aid O ut — Home w r v i c e ,
$4866 63; M otor corps. $199 33: P r -
duct; n. $875 77: Plasm a, $99 45.
C am paign expense $497 07 A dm .n-
• str ' n. $15414"). D isaster relief.
$423 24; Cam p and H -sp.tal. $72 8«:
E m ergency closet. $114 26: F irst
A:d. $34 56. A m erican Red Cross.
Pacific area, $8461.26: O liege unit.
$9 50; to tal p aid ..at, $17.195 42
B alance J u n e 30. 1946. $25 853 10.
Forest Grove Man
Buried on Friday
$2,346,714.09
360.000 00
22fl «»O M M rs. K. D o n a ld s o n
83,337.90 R e c e iv e s B ro k e n L eg
..............................
87.72
LEISYV ILLE — Mrs. K enneth
S
59286
D onaldson suffered a broken leg
. 166,721.85
J u ly 4 at a fam ily picnic at her
... 50.007.19
217.321.90 , home. H er cousin
Mrs. Ingvard
Aam of N ew R ockford. N D , is -
v
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h
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w
nile
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er husband is I
$3,227,461.61
flying to N orw ay to see his m other.
S ta te o f O re g o n , C o u n ty o f W a - h in g t.m .
Mr. and Mrs. Jo e Seos arriv ed
I , K . r . K a -m u b a e n , T r e a s u r e r of th e abo ve n a m e d A ¡ a t i o n . do holem nJy s w e a r
hom e W ednesday from a tw o-m onth I
t h a t th e a ) » v e é ta le m e n t i» t r u e U/ th e b o t o f rn y k n o w h ie v e a n d b e lie f.
tr.p to P ittsb u rg h , Pa . and Kansas.
R. P. R A S M U S S E N , T r e a s u r e r .
A tte s t : A l f O . J h na on, S e c re ta ry -
T hey re p o rte d a good w heat crop
in Kansas.
S u b s c rib e d a n d « w o rn t o bef. re m e th in - t h d a y o f J u n e . 1916.
<se«b
M. HOFFMAN. Notary P u b lic .
Mr. and Mrs. Royal G ard n er of
M y c o m m is s io n e x p ire s J a n u a r y 10, 194S.
A shland visited at th e G eorge
P ad g ett hom e o v er Ju ly 4. Royal
is building a new home in Ashland.
W alter W endt of N ahcotta. Wash .
sp en t J u ly 4 w ith his fath er and I
fam ily.
Mr and M rs John S in clair left I
th e first of th e week to spend
some tim e at Seaside for Mr. S in ­
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th e n c e E a«t to th«- ea»t lin e o f th»
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w a a t c e n te r aectu»n .:n# to th e w e s t lin e - f
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w it h th e * o u th u n e o f »aid S e c tio n 36
w h ic h is Sk»o th e » «xith ern b o u n d a r y o f
W a s h in g to n C o u n t y , the n ce f* . lo w in g th«
« o u th e rn a n d e a s te rn b o u p d a ry lin e
of
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty t o -he p la c e o f b e g ii •
n in «
E x c e p tin g th e r e fr o m
th e t e r r it o r y
w it h i n th e C it y « f G aa to n . O re g o n , a
t im b e r lan<i» p a t n .led b y th e S ta te
□ f F o r e s tr y o r in a c c o rd a n c e w i t h th«
ru l« » and r e g u la tio n » o f th e » a id B o a rd
o f F o r e s try , a n d a il t e r r it o r y w it h in r a il-
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th e re o n a n d r o llin g a to ch m . v in g th e re ­
o ve r.
N o tic e i6 a ls o g iv e n T h a t th is is a p a r t
o f a j o i n t pruoe«-ding a n d t h u d i s t r ic t w i.i
in c lu d e la n d s in Y a m h ill C- in t y . O re g -n.
i f th e $«m e » h a ll be o rg a n iz e d in »aid
c o u n ty .
B y O rd e r o f th e County C o u r t d a te d the
1 9 th d a y o f J u n e . l& *b .
W . A . T L ’ P P E R , C le r k o f th e C o u n ty
C o u rt.
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with New . . Spt cily . . Economical U nits
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In HILLSBORO
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w ith » a id la at m e n tio n e d lin e 590 f t to a
•f b e g in n in g , c o n t a in in g 7 SO acre», m«»
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th e i e N ► ■ » -n« th r
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c e n te r lin e o f »aid G ra h a m F e r r y Iv<w«i
F H S H O L E S . G u a r d ia n
f th e Fe »ta 4*9 T2 f t . to th e p la ce ■ f beg u n m g •
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Now is tho Time lor a
WALKED NELSON
IN S U R E
W IT H
COM PLETE
SUMMER CHECK-UP
•
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US
Where Your Money
sm oo the r d riv in g , m o ie ¡lo w er, s p re ti and ,iep.
Goes Further!
Cady Motor Co.
NOW
S e rv in g the M o to rists o f W a s h in g to n C o u n ty
fo r 28 years
IN S U R A N C E
j l J S T H IR P
PHONE 1732
HILLSBORO
119 S
th ird
I* hnnr
im i smuro
\v c.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND
AS
OF
JUN E
29,
1946
RESOURCES
C a s h o n H a n d a n d D u e fro m B a n k s ............................. $102,388,062.45
U . S. B o n d s , in c lu d in g U. S. G o v e rn m e n t A g e n c ie s . 298.9T3.032.71 $191,301,095.16
M u n ic ip a l B o n d s .....................................................................
43,032,176.32
O t h e r B o n d s ...............................................................................
773,161.09
L o a n s a n d D i s c o u n ts .............................................................
80,186,019.13
S to c k in F e d e r a l R e s e rv e B a n k ..........................................
450,000.00
B a n k P r e m is e s , F u r n it u r e a n d F i x t u r e s ......................
2,865,269.91
O t h e r R e a l E s t a t e ...................................................................
N one
C u s to m e r s ’ L ia b ility o n A c c e p ta n c e s ..............................
92,284.52
I n t e r e s t E a r n e d ........................................................................
1.976,471.37
O t h e r R e s o u r c e s ........................................................................
362,526.29
TOTAL
RESOU RCES
$531,039,003.75
LIA B ILITIES
C a p i t a l ................................... ........................................................ $
S u r P lu s .........................................................................................
U n d iv id e d P r o f its a n d R e s e r v e s .......................................
R e s e rv e s A llo c a te d fo r T a x e s , I n te r e s t , e tc .................
A c c e p ta n c e s ...............................................................................
4,500,000.00
10,500,000.00
8.665,178.03 $ 23,665,178.03
1,176,720.29
’
I n t e r e s t C o lle c te d in A d v a n c e ..........................................
O t h e r L i a b i l i t i e s .................
D e p o s its ( e x c lu s iv e o f re c ip ro c a l b a n k d e p o s its ) . .
251,642 86
258,524.89
505,594,653.20
T O T A L L IA B IL IT IE S
$531.039,003.79
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house work be­
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and com fort
goes up.
Abundant hot
water for the
new automatic
h o m e d is h ­
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S e rv ic e
l«d 5. Lfccond Ave H ilLboro
Phone 72
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~ « T L A N DNC, i * NC„
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UNION AND RUSSELL BRANCH
OTHER ORECON BRANCHES
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LAKEVIEW
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PENDLETON
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STAYTON
THE DAL|XS
TILLAMOOK
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iated w ith The F irs t N ational Bank of Portland are nine independent banks
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
NATIONAL
NATIONAL
NATIONAL
NATIONAL
n r n o r .v .
D EP O SITS
BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE
BANK OF FOREST GROVE
BANK OF EUGENE
BANK OF PRINLVILLE
COOLIDGE & McCLAINE SILVERTON
BANK OF SELL WOOD PORTLAND
CLATSOP C O I l l i r v b a m u L i i )
S C O V l i t ’
BANK 0F SWEtT HOME
First National Bank of Portland -nd 40 branches . . .
9 other Oregon Banks eFl.listed w ith First National Bank ol Portland
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LOANS AND DISC O U N TS
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9 other Oregon Banks affiliated w ith I i „ t National Bank of P o tilln d
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F u n eral services for L. R. R ob­
erts, 39. of F orest G rove, w ho died
J u ly 1. w ere held F rid ay afternoon Notice of Sale
at F orest G rove U n d ertak in g com ­
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pany chapel w ith Rev. C. O. B ul­
R E A L PROPERTY
lock cff.ciating. In term e n t was at
I n »he M a tt e r < f th e G u a n i.a - h ip o f
F orest View cem etery.
ALE» K K R E V A N K O . A N T O N K R E V X N -
Mr R oberts was born S eptem ber K O J K . N IC K K R E V A N K O a i G E O R G E
30. 1906. at Fay. O klahom a, and had K R E V A N K O M ir.-
N o ti- e H h e re b y g iv e n t h a ‘ I w i ll hell
been a resid en t of the com m unity
since 1937. S urviving are his wife, i th e f o llo w in g d e scrib e d re a l p r o p e r ty a t
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a t e eale f o r cash <>r c r e d it o r i - -n . at
Pe-arl: one d au g h ter. Dovev; one
son. Bill, all of F orest G rove: his
fath er, R. C R oberts, and a bro ther, .
LeR -y, both of Fay; a bro ther,
M urray, of F rest G rove; tw o step ­
children. B eatrice V ader of Red­
m ond and M ildred Adams of T ro u t­
dale.
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