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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1918)
. Ne. 12 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ceouillo in the State of Prega», at the does at be.laeee ea Aug. 31,1912. ^ ; t t i | jjp 611*37161 „ 133*2 la b a n d e ).. U. 8. (fw 61*600*0 3 )6 ,4 . and 4M 10 * 00*0 21 * 00.00 23*44.08 49,744*8 1 * 00*0 32,700*0 6,060*0 "v .20*00*0 63*90*7 1,463.67 m as 66*66*7 \ 716*6 J f 0*300 1,000.00 —oW Notes and Bills Receivable not past due.. War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps aetaaOy owned.................................................... Other assets, if any, Advanced on 3rd liberty _ ' Can you face that silent question in every eye—Did you Register? On the street at the theatre, eyerywhere—that silent ques tion—“ Did you Register?” You will have to live with yourself through the years to come. Register! W hich will you feel when this war is over—pride or shame? Register! Make your family proud o f you—not ashamed o f you. Register! Your country calls. There must be no man so careless, so base as to fail to register. This is the roll call o f America’s sons. Let no man fail to respond. Register! How will you square yourself with your wife— your child ren—your conscience—if you d o not register? Help to swell the registry list—its length is going to strke terror to the Kaiser’s soul. Register. The man next door says h es glad he has a chance at last to show the Kaiser which side he is on. He’s going to reg ister early. If yon dont register for Uncle Sam you are registering for the Kaiser. You can’t stay on the fence—It’s barbed wire. \ On September 12, every man from 18 to 4 5 years o f age, both inclusive, must register for the Selective Service, unless he has already done so. 13,000,000 million men will enroll on that day. From them will be selected the men needed to bring our army up to 5,000,000 effective. so non no as sonno vejw viww W jW W tW ther than U. 8 .. (60 per mat of f fit 1* 11*0 878*0 6364,497*8 LIABILITIES 6 60,000.00 ' 10,000*0 M e Undivided prcfits ................................................ 6 3*04.76 1,668.06 b Lesa current expenses, in terested taxes paid. 1*26-70 i, y 27. Interest and diaconi 1 , 000.00 vanes of maturity and not 924*4 28. Amount reemred for taxon eterna i ................... 12 , 100.01 30. Circulating notes outstanding.............................. 33 Net amounts due to banka, banker«, and trust companies (other than included in items 81 cr 32) 16*14*1 Total at terns 22 and 38................................. 16*14*1 Demand deposita (other than Saak dopante) sub ject to I mstt i (deposits payable within SO days): t o # ’ Individual deposits subject to ebook.................. 83 Certificates o f deposit due in loos than 80 days . (other than for money bmrowed) ..................... This Space contributed to the Winning ot the War by The Fanners and Merchants Bank o f Coquille. id by S n u d i 7 Ì S S S Z * :. .“ CUr! . . . Total demand deposits (other than bank da- poste) «object to le a erri, Items 84, 88, 83 87. S3 *0, 40, and 41....................................... ....3273*00.42 ’K, t TOTAL................................. . . . . . i 1364,497*8 , State of Oregon, County of Coes, as: I, L. H. Hasard, Cashier o f too above-named bank, da aolemnly sww . that the above statement is true to the boat o f my knowledge and belief. , L. H. HAZARD, Cashier. Subscribed aad «warn to before mo this 4th day o f September, 1913 (Seal) J. J. Stanley, Notary Public. My commission expires Jan. 3 1920. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC No. 29. ‘ N otic. to hereby given tout on end REPORT OP THE CONDITION OP THE after thii date I will not be re.Don.r- 2 fur any debt. that may be cm - tructod by my wife, R Adame. Geo. W. July 13 1913 T h. Bibl« School is pro wins >»<1 mors interest is manifested by .-all. Bat with a superintendent who is al ways at her poet o f duty, as is Mrs. Lsna Boyrie, ws do not wonder when we see something doing all the time. All honor to our superintendent. The services on last Lord’s Day wars well attended and attention ft ns 129*6 at both morning and evening services 21,032.72 and every thing lovely (except time.) 12,600.00 Rev. W. L. Straub feeling that he FlTBeTS ft ICTCllUtS Blit •fm 6,000.00 For The Soldier’s Teeth M A C IN E s soldier well as to his church and his peo ple, has enlisted in the L .X . L. L. and is now working in the night shift for the Sitka Spruce Co. and his people and cO-workars in the church commend him for this act of obedience to his country. When men are needed as TOTAL ................... 6149,079.21 they aro now, ministers as well as LIABILITIES others, wo feel, should do their bit Capital stock paid in .... outside as well as in the pulpit and Surplus fun d................... many we aro glad tfi note are so doing. Undivided profits, leas ex- We shall soon have with us Mrs. W. L. Straub, who is now visiting rel atives in Portland. She is also an ordained minister and if she proves as eflicient as her husband has shown himself to be, we can see great times ahead for the church and the societies TOTAL . . . State at Oregon, County at Coq L R. H. Mast, ( 6149,079.21 CAN OREGON REPEAT? refilling. Ever increasing expenditure, neceaeery to beaten the end o f the War, the Keeping-up aad Backing-up o f “Our Boy«,” the Sustaining o f the Allied Nations end their P - p l e ^ Perpciu.- Hon o f Democracy and Destruction o f Autoc toutos to work for, more to give for rin ** for—even true Oregonian wf/l to see that Oregon DOFS BFPF A T ^ jf * f t 1 t t e ^ p i f O T e e S n . ' " 7 by ' While the camDaiiin ... _ _
