Stiitoment of the Condition of
FIRS T N A T IO N A L
BANK
i ’I
PORU H T O R O VE, O R E G O N
A t G a l l o f t h e C o m p t r o l l e r , M a y 1*4, 1 9 0 8
Cush R eserve SO p e r cen t o f D eposits
RESOURCES
Cash on hand and due
from Banks . $69,368.65 1
Due from U. S. Treas 1.250.00]
United Slates Bonds.. 25,000.00
Premiums(U S Bonds) . . 825.00
Bonds and Securities. .20,414.49
Loans and discounts. .82,879.95
Furniture and Fixtures . 3,443.80
Real Estate......................3,282.92
YAL
B akin g P o w d e r
$206,464.81
LIABILITIES
Deposits .........$144,503.23
Capital paid in...... 25,000.00
s l u s ......................... 10,000.00
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r„
Undivided profits..........1,961.58
Circulation..................... 25,000.00
V. -S. Abraham
At
In s u re s h e a lth fu l a n d
d e lic io u s fo o d fo r e v e r y
h o m e— ev ery day
Safeguards your food against
alum and phosphate of lime
C orne r
Store
and see the new goods which are arriving every ^
I i
Some very fine shirt waists, laces and embroideries o{ ^
kinds. W e aim to give you the worth of your money
ings or groceries.
$206,464.81
"It I Only Knew
m
what
dress to
wear.” Yes, that |
is the question.
Beg pardon, Miss,
but it doesn’t 1 1
make any differ- j 1
ence what dress 11
you wear when you 1
HAVE
Every thing is as good as represented
Phone orders will receive careful and prompt atten
tion.
Correct Attest: R. M. DOOLY, President.
The only Baking Powder made £
with Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
— made from granes—
'l'hts
whether you buy dry goods, shoes, ladies or gents fumijL
Toul
A. C. Allen, who represented the
college in the prohibition oratorical
contest, left for Seattle Tuesday.
Mrs. T. A. Gilpin Simpson of Port- ;
lind, has been visiting at the home of
her father, S. P. Gilpin east of town.
Lotus Langley of Portland, spent |
election day at home, as the lawyers of
the Rose city did no business on that
day.
Forget to call
A PICTURE |
We respectfully solicit your tradì
JAM ES
R ASM U SEN
Dealer in
F L O U R tin e ! P E E D
Season tickets on sale daily $6.00,
F orest d rove, Ore.,
-
Pacific Ave.
limit six months. Saturday to Mon- j
TAKEN
day, S3.00, Newport & Yaquinna. S. i
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here.
Confiden
P. Agent.
tially, you know j
Oscar Baldwin and wife came out to
I V ' you’ ll look pretty
where Mr. Kirchhcimcr is employed this city last week to remove the re- i
in any attire. De
in M. Turner’s mercantile establish- mainder of their household effects to
cide now, how
Portland.
ment.
many photographs j
E. W. Haines was a Portland visitor
—The First National Bank of Forest
Jack Devlin of Portland, was here
you’ll
want and
yesterday.
over Sunday visiting his sister Mrs. Grove pays more county and state
we
will
promise
Our public school will clo.e next
taxes than any bank in Washington
Charles Hines.
them
for
you on |
Friday, the 12.
Haskell
Ferrin
has
been
doing
sten-
county‘
time.
Ed Sparks is spending the week in
ographic work in Judge Hollis’ office
Mrs. L. L. Hollinger and Mr. and
Portland at the Rose Festival.
this week.
Mrs. Thompson returned home last
Mrs. W. H. Hollis returned from
m wee'c from a visit with relatives in
Archie Bryant joined his wife in
viewing the fleet at Seattle last week.
Archie Bryant, Prop.
the Rose Seattle.
Portland today to take
John Williams who has been sick
Now is the time to buy them. The following are the
John
Cornelius
was
in
Yamhill
coun-
Festival.
for a couple of weeks is still seriously
prices we will sell them at while our present stock lasts:
Miss Ruby Folsom of Clayton, Kan,, ty the first of the week looking over Í Rev. J. R. Hall of the Watt district,
ill.
who
has
been
laid
up
for
some
time,
is
,
|
farm
lands
with
a
vieçr
of
moving
to
20, 30, 40, 50, 60
$3.20 per keg
Mrs. M. S. Allen who has been ill is visiting a’t the home of her aunt Mrs.
again able to be about. He lost 45
that county,
Z.
M.
LaRue.
10, 12, 16
3.25 per keg
for some days, is again able to be
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wirtz moved pounds of flesh during his sickness.
Bert Cornet, formerly of this city
about.
8d
3.30 per keg
Rev. J. R. Hall who has been
but now of Portland, was visiting here last week into their new residence on
6d
3.40 per keg
Jim Wilson who is employed at the
Main street between First and Second troubled with heart weakness but was j
condenser, is off on a vacation this this and last week.
3d
3.55
per keg
thought
to
be
getting
better,
had
a
avenue south.
Samuel B. Lawrence, editor of the
week.
3d
fine
3.60
per keg
Miss Edna Mills will entertain the ' Para1yric stroke the first of the week.
Index, was down to his old home at
Bert Shipman, the musician, is in
Wesley Buckley received word the
M. M. S. at her home in South Park
If you are going to need any Poultry Netting in the
Portland this week taking in the Rose
Decoration day.
between two and six in the afternoon first of the week that his sister in Cal
near
future now is your chance.
Festival.
Miss Ellen Brobst, who formerly «t-
laway, Neb , was very sick, and Tues
oi Friday, June 5.
Evan Ranes visited with his mother tended the Academy here’ waS visiting
150 foot rolls, 3
feet wide
$2.25
Dr. Pollock reft Sunday night for day morning he and his family started
Mrs. E. B. Sappington Saturday and lriends in this city laSt Wesk’
150 foot rolls, 4
feet wide
2.80
Chicago, where he will take a two East.
Sunday.
Tom Billinger, formerly a resident months’ post graduate course in
Miss Myrtle Butler who recently re
150 foot rolls, 5
feet wide
3.75
Mrs. I. A. Macrum of Portland, and ‘>f this city but now a contractor of dentistry.
turned from Lodi, California, was the
These prices are from 75c to $ 1.2 5 less than what*
Mrs. Bird of Salem, were in this city Portland, was here Monday.
A. E. Wheelock, a young attorney guest of her friend Miss Manche Lang
have
been getting for it. W e bought it at a low
last week.
Thomas Jefferson Ott of Ashland, is of Portland and Miss Ella Sharp of Van ley last week, returning to Hillsboro
and are willing to give you the benefit.
Miss Frances Myers was out from! here visiting his brother H. D. Ott, couver, were visiting at the Sparks Monday.
Portland Saturday visiting her father W. and will probably locate here.
Children’s
Day
will
be
observed
by
home Sunday.
H. H. Myers,
Miss Harriet Wyley of Portland,
The Tim Thompson place in South the Methodist Sabbath school next
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Kirchheimer is spending the week at the Nel John Park was sold this week to Mrs. Sunday at 11 a. m. and a nice pro-
Sarah Smith by the Oregon Land and Kram rendered, to which the public is
have moved to Banks from this city son home at Spring Hill Farm.
invited.
Trading Company.
T. J. Hollister, for several years a
A Children’s Day program will be
" \
Christian
church
next
Pr°minent
citizen of this city but now
rendered
at
the
Statement of the Condition of the
Sunday night. The regular preaching of University Park, was out here keep-
I ing step with his old comrades Decor
In fact anything you need in the building line. We
service will occur at 11 a. m.
ation
day.
have
received Nine Car Loads of goods this spring, which
Miss Wilma Waggoner, who recent
Mrs.
S.
B
Huston,
wife
of
Hon.
S.
A t thu cull of the C om ptroller M » y 1-4, 1908
shows we are doing business and saving the people money.
ly returned from her musical study
abroad, was visiting at the home of her B. Huston, formerly state senator from
this county but now of Portland, was
1 .U ih llltle « :
uncle John E. Bailey, Sunday.
R eso u rces:
W e pay cash for all our goods, buy in large quantities,
the guest of the Misses Leabo of this
Capital Slock............................................$ 25,000 00
Mrs. Jake Buxton and daughter Miss
Loans and Discounts............................ $121,242 8ft
get low prices and get the cash discount.
Surplus
.................................................
1,000 00
26,265 63
U. S. Bonds and Premiums
Jessie were visitors at the Rose Show city last week.
Undivided Profits.....................................
1,525 34
5,000 CO
Other Bonds.............................................
Jack Wri'ght, our “ Happy” man
Circulation ............................................. 25,000 00
12,085 26
in Portland this week and leave soon
Bank Premises..........................
Deposits..................................................... 249.533 04
1.500 00
Other Real Estate
who
was formerly wont to swap real es
for their new home at Newport.
3,474 84
Furniture and Fixtutes
tate,
came over from Tillamook the
Due from U. S. Treas.
$ 2,050 00
Mrs. Albert E. Alexander has re
Due from banks...........
95,868 85
first of the week. He has a livery at
turned to her home in Portland after
132,189 79
Cash on hand..................... 34.570 u4
spending a week the guest of Mrs. A. | Bay City now.
$302,058 38
$302,058 38
Total
Gale Grange No. 282 will hold its
C. Alexander of ’ ’Bonnie Brae.”
regular meeting Saturday, June 6thl
Miss Jessie Greer, who has been
I >im : c i o r s :
There will be a short memorial service
• I. A. ITioniburgli
John I Z. Hniluy
Ttion. Ci. Toüü
teaching at John Day in the school
and also one by the children, it being
>V. IL I laine»
J. \V. l ? U t |U H
with O. M. Gardner, this city’s new
children’s day. Sec.
principal, returned home Sunday.
Frankie Clark had his right hand
—Dr. C. L. Large, assisted *
Latourette of McMinnville delivered
split between the fingers quite badly
W.
P. Via, reports a son weighs
the address.
last Sunday while playing base ball and
pounds bom to the wife of(L
Rev. Starrett of the East Ohio con' ,
it was necessary to take several stiches
last
ference was visiting with his brothers ^ ewman> this
to close up the wound.
day
night,
F. M and S. B. of this city. Sunday day ni*ht’ Par,ieS
Frank Miller, for several years a
tendance of Dr. Large in this c*
commercial man representing a Port morning he filled the pulpit of the M. cases will greatly oblige hits.-'
EOREST GROVE, OREGON.
land house, but now leading the sim E. church in Rev. Gould’s place, who venient, by engaging his seme«
ple life at Gaston, was a spectator at I is laid up with the lumbago.
or three months prior to the ei*9
Presents unparalled Opportunities to both
Do not forget the dance at Banks event. Dr. Large has both ph*®
the Colts-Banks baseball game.
A. Baldwin has returned to this city June 6th. Where you can have a
from Newport and entered the real es good time. Supper will be served by I JoBm^ e
W rite us, See us, Talk with us, Go with us and you will buy of us.
tate business at his stand on Pacific the ladies. Tickets including supper Store
A JO M A T T E R W H A T Y O U W A X T , S E E U S !
avenue which he held down for eight $1.00. Everybody come. Walkers
Don’t forget our local R * .
orchestra.
June 6th, in the Masonic H*- j
years before leaving for the coast.
THE
CITY
Pacific A rt Studio
Poultry Fence
Sash,
Doors,
Mouldings,
Shingles,
Lath,
Cement,
and Sand
r
FOREST GROVE NATIONAL BANK
GOFF BROS
HARDWARE
FOREST GROVE,
OREGON
J
Oregon Land and Trading Company
Homeseeker and Investor.
W e are always ready to show you property at any time. C A L L ON US. See our
list and we will show you what you want. See us any time. W e are always busy, but
never to busy to talk to you. Buy now, for property is always going up in Forest Grove.
W e are as well equipped as any real estate firm in the city and we solicit your patronage.
It pays to deal with us. Don't Delay, for Delays are Dangerous.
W rite us today, See us today. Talk w ith us today. Go w ith us today
Oregon L a n d
and Trading C om pany
Pierce Roberts, who was quite well
known here, died at his father's home
at North Yamhill, Monday, and was
buried there yesterday. He was 47
years of age and a member of the K.
of P.
Sunday evening union services were
terests of local option.
Miss Lyda Brown and Miss Good-
water of Portland, were visiting with
friends in this city Saturday and Sun
day. Miss Brown used to live here
but is now attending high school in
that city.
us make it the best ever.
LOST—Fountain pen.
B. M .” near postoffice. ?ort,t
Reward. Leave at Ne*1
send to W. B. Munford, •
LOST—Yellowish gTay Shepherd |
pup; recognizes name "Teddy.” Re-
Miss Hazel 'urn to A. S. Venen, Forest Grove, and
get reward.