Grants Pass daily courier., September 18, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

PAGK NIX
(iiuvrn i ' ann daily txHmnc«
NATI linAV, NKITMIIIEIl IN. HIJO.
J
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE JONFPIIINK <NM VI’Y
STORAGE
BATTERY
BANK
at Grants Pass, in the State of Ore­
gon at the close of business Septem­
ber S, 19 20
Rntourvea
8360,967
Iatan* and diwounts
Over drafts, secured a.ud
634
unsecured
96,871
Bonds and warrants
Slocks. securities, judg­
12.3 41
ments. etc
6.000.00
Banking house...............
5.000 00
Furniture and fixtures
5.090 00
Other real estate owned
Due from banks (not re-
3.366 17
serxe banks i
Due from approved re­
54.34» OK
serve tranks
Checks and other cash
1.786 71
Items
Exchange for cJaarlng
3,744.84
house
24.697.36
Cash on hand
741.07
Gold dust ...........................
3575,SSI 07
..........
Mabilitie*
Capital stock paid lu
$ 50.000.00
7.500.00
Surplus fund
ltws
I'ndivided profits.
taxes
expenses and
3,819 75
paid
Individual deposits nub-
374.370.59
ject to check
Demand certificates of
1,616 10
deposit
Cashiers checks outstand­
ing
Certified checks
Time and savings de-
117.483.30
posits ...................
Notes nnd bills redis-
counted . __ __
Other liabilities
Total
SIX IN A ROW
six loaves of downright good­
ness. the heart of the wheat,
baked in six bits of pure and
wholesome whiteness. You will
enjoy eating this bread fresh
from our oven, baked by men
who have the “know how" of
bread baking. Try one of our
loaves and see the difference.
Ask your Grocer for Bread
Ixsked by the
GRANTS
PASS
BAKERY
$575,5* 1.0 7
Total
Stat» of Oregon.
)
County of Josephine)
I. Sam H. Baker. Cashier of ths
above named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is
true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
SAM H. BAKER. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 14th day of September. 1920
A. K. CASS.
Notary Public.
(My commission expires
Feb. 13. 19231.
Correct—Attest-
S LOVGHRIDGE.
CHAS BVRKHALTER.
1. M MITCHELL.
Di rectors
H1TÏ-MATH ANNI Al.
OREGON ST ATE FA I It
Salem, September 27 to October
2.—splendid agricultural, livestock,
and industrial exhibits, a superb
horse show, excellent races, high
Remember!
13N Manufacturers
Uaing Threaded Rubber
Inaulat ion
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That in the ordinary storage lutt | That ri «hr r dl Htd tar Willard
tery the insulation is the weakest
th Th re ’ • • V d !• r Insulation
is the Jonjas c Itvad part of the
battery
That tn the ordinary battery
both plates and insulation wear
That in the Stu! Better Willard
the wear is cut in hatv for
Thread *d
K ibber
Insulat ion
does not wmr out; it is not
aft cted by the solution.
wvfhw*»
That with the ordinary battery j That with the Still Better Wil
the b e expense and risk ■ me
lift! the Thread ! Rubber In
whf a you have to teur down the
■ulat.cn prevents this esperite
battery and put tn new insula
«n i r>»k.
tun pc: haps with the result
that you ruin the plates.
That tn the ord may battery, the J That with Threaded Rubber In
insulation betw en plates car
suHtion these faults, which
bonnes, causing leakage of cur
greatly reduce the efficiency of
rent: and perforates, caning
the buttery, cannot occur.
short circuit« and permitting
'•trceinc.
That the ordinary butt ry h-t
to be «hipped and stored w t
or partly wet -ng.ng and deteri­
oration arc almost sure to take
pl c
Thut th
Still Better Willard
with Tltrended Rubber Inaula*
lion in ■h.pped "6 >no dry.
nut u dr p < . moisture in it.
It begins s- rv re in your car a«
fresh ns wh< n built.
Of the 191 passen per cars and trucks using Willard
Batteries as standard c ¡uipment, 133 have adopted the
Stiil Better Willard with Threaded Rubber Insulation.
THE BATTERY SHOP
it\zEi/io\ a bisBiiow, riu>i*s.
class amusements, greater and bet­
ter than ever before.
A. II. LEA,
Secretary. Haleru.
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the enrth. In life It has been vnrtous-
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massive and powerful limbs. This
great bird surpassed the ostrich, the
king of modern birds, both In alxe,
herculean strength and build. It for­
merly lived In considerable numbers
on the Island of Madagascar.
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THERE ARE DOCTORS
OF HIGH AND OF LOW
DEGREE -
BUT I AM
A HOUSE
PHYSICIAN
California-Oregon Power Co
'fyriridá .fifth filumbor
I'm the house physician
should send for Immediately
when one of your water, steam
or gas pipes go on a rampage
or when you have made up
your mind to Install some new
kitchen or bathroom conven­
iences. That supply line 1s one
place where we shine.
B. S. DEDRICK
Md F ittreet
ITions .8OM-J
FEED YOUR
CHICKENS
with high grade poultry feed
and watch them thrive. Better
stock, morn and better •ggs.
larger, finer and healthier
chicks.
Tbls means more
money In your pocket and a
larger and stronger brood in
your hen yard, Try our poul-
try feed for quick results
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL
Corner Third and O Street
Phone 123