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THE NEWRERQ QRAHHIC N o. SO ■ • H i t o f t h o C o n d it io n o f fln Unlimited Assortment Holiday Furniture and Novel- ie LaFayette State Bank M LoFoyotto I d tho 8 U U ol Orogou, at tho clooo of bail dom . Dooembor 6th. ^»1X KK80URCK8 __»u* and dlooounto................................♦ Overdrafts,secured and u n s e cu re d .... ami* and w a r r a n t o ........................... _»n k log h ouoo.......................................... i {F u rn itu re and flxtures........................... I Duo Irom approved reserve b a n k o .... r Checks aud other cask Items............. { Cs>h on h a n d ............................................ T otal ................................. 16.976.ti 89.81 1,107.16 6,361.96 3,191.60 11,917.66 17.40 1.716SA ♦*7,379.94 LIABILITIES Capital I 10,000.(0 Capital stock paid I n ... ....................... ............. Undivided pro flu ..................................... 199.84 Individual deposits subject to ch o ck . 19.641 46 ............. 1,490.46 Time certificates of d e p o sit.................... 6,917. V) T otal ..................................................... 1*7.379.34 Stale ot U e g o n . County at Y am hill, so: 1 8 . D. N ki . son , Pres ot tho above-nam ed bank, d o solem nly swear that (he above s la lo rn ut Is true to the best o l my k n ow ledge end belief. 8. D. N elson . Presldeut. Subscribed sud sworn to before m e tbia 6th day of Decem ber, 1913. K kith P owbll , Notary Public. Correct— Atteat: K i o s k s C o u b t n it , K eith P owbll , Directors. RESOURCES $407,995.75 and they are all fo o d assets too. They con sist mainly o f cash and high data bonds and securities and loans to tho responsible people o f this vicinity. XA strong bank like this o f fers the highest degree o f security to deposi tors. Study this statem ent k a , ' Resources Loans & Discounts$253,709.86 Overdrafts............. .304.36 Bonds & Investmts 72,570.96 Cash & Exchange... 81,410.55 Liabilities Capital Stock.... $ 50,000.00 Surplus & Profits 19,843.57 Circulation......... 50,000.00 Deposits............. 288,152.18 Total............. 407.995.75 Total.............407,995.75 United States National Bank N cw acaa, o r io o n Resi Estate Transfers. George Braithwaite & w f to Marvin C. Willis lots 1, 2, 7 & 8 blk 8 Whiteson $30. Most complete and up-to-date line of Confectionery John F Bunn & w f to B W Cigars and Tobaccos in the city. W e also Nelson 31.44 ac in Frederick Bunn die in t 3 s r 4 w $10. Wilbur R Bunn to Fred & Louise A Hurner 75 acin Freder This is the house that offers coundess attractions to people who believe in ick Bunn die in t 3 s r 4 w $2,- purchasing useful and lasting holiday presents. The foregoing will be more 500. than realized and appreciated by a visit to our store. sos f ir st s t • •*7»’ S W and P T Christenson & P h o n n B la n k wives to Otto Christenson, lot 5, blk 2 Christenson’s Add to McMinnville $155. Mary E Clemenson et al to Geo & Margaret S Sargent 27.- 91 ac in S C Morrison die t 5 s r A M ARK OF REFINEMENT 4 w $4000. Thos E Conner w w f to J E & Cleanliness o f person is one o f the most Ellen D Todd 186x200 ft in Me distinguishing marks o f refinement, and com* Corner of First and Howard Phone White 25 Minnville $10. mands at all times the highest respect Daniel E Fish to Miles W Ear 36 ac in Joshua Welch die in t 2 T o prom ote cleanliness, install in your s r s w $750. sleeping apartment or dressing room a snowy- J. D. Crater and S. W. Atkin- /lon g life and a happy life is the CHEHALEM CENTER Joel Flannery & w f to son went to Albany Tuesday on wish of their many friends here, Frauendiener small tract in Miss Myrtle Walton attended business. Porcelain Enameled Lava Willamina $200. DUNDEE the O. A. C. at Corvallis last Mrs. Wright, o f Carlton, sister to ry , p ro v id e d w ith an John Fraudendiener & w f to week. o f Miss Lillian Perkins, spent a j Joel Flannery small tract in abundant flow o f hot and Scott Thayer is home again few days visiting her, as Miss! The “ Farmers’ Week” lectures at the O. A. C attracted the fol Willamina $100. cold running water. sitin’ being away for some time Perkins was on the sick list. M E Hendrick & wf to M B « lowing persons from Dundee: out to Condon, Oregon. J. H. Hall took some o f his Messrs. W. S. Allen, Roe Robi Hcpdrick lot 3 blk 42 Our plumbers are skilled Elgin Thayer arrived home fancy chickens to the Poultry son, W. A. Graeper, L. J. Eddens, Add to McMinnville $10. mechanics and d o satisfac- lately from Nebraska. Show at Dallas this week. Theo Jeffries & w f to Sarah A tory work. A. D. Ainsworth, John Herring Mr. and Mrs. J. Shires came Miss Edna Everest invited a and Lester Warner. The largest Westfall lots 6 & 7 blk 5 Deskins Let us quote y o u prices. home trom their trip to their old number ot friends to be present delegation went from the Port Add to Newberg $2,200. home in Illinois Friday, a week at her home, December 10th, to land district, the second largest NJ Jonah to H J Richter .37 ac ago, glad and better pleased than give Miss Elsie Tangen a linen from Salem and the third largest in Jno Watt die t 5 s r 4 w $400. ever with their Oregon home. shower in honor o f her approach from Dundee. In all, there were Howard H Keim & w f to J W Rev. E. Pemberton will assist ing marriage. As Miss Tangen 460 farmers in attendance. It is 6 Annie Christopherson 16 ac in Tinner and Plumber Rev. Walter Wilson in holding took her chair in the parlor reported that the lectures were O J Walker die & 11 ac in ja s revival services, beginning next under a white parasol, which well worth hearing and it is to Morris die t 3 s r 2 w $17000. was suspended from the ceiling be hoped more farmers will em Harry M Kershaw & w f to Sunday. by red ribbons, the parasol was brace this opportunity to get up- Albert Pfiffner 12.91 ac in sec 4 Robert Hodges had a serious accident with his team last week caused to fall and a number of to-date instruction on the farm t 6 s r 8 w $1,000. Edwin B Leno & w f t o S J in Portland. While driving down handsome gifts in linen and er’s problems. fancy dishes showered around Deining WVi lot 3 sec 2 t 6 s r 8 a steep grade with a heavy load Miss A. L. Christopher is re her. After a merry time over the o f brick, the wagon ran onto the covering from a severe attack ol w $375. presents, they repaired to the E W Matthews to Fred S Mil horses hurting one o f them badly tonsilitis. dining room where the color ler lots 5, 6, 7, 26 & 27 Eola and Robert g ot his foot hurt in Mrs. E. S. Greer returned from scheme in red and white pre Walnut Groves $10. the accident. Tacoma, Washington, Tuesday, vailed, as a red Japanese parasol B C Miles & wf to J T and S. W. Childers had the mis accompanied by her mother, Eliza Miller lot 2 blk 15 City was suspended over the table fortune to get a fall o ff an Mrs. J. P. Hodgins. Park Add to Newberg $140. with streamers of white crepe ilectric car while in Portland Mr. Thun, who was operated Will C Miller & w f to Clyde M week before last. He received a paper reaching to the table from on recently for cancer, died at LaFollett 12 ac in sec 34 tp 5 s r the parasol. Oregon red apples number o f bruises and spent the j his home Sunday. The funeral week in the hospital, returning were hollowed out and fruit was held Wednesday. The com 3 w $800. Jas 1 Munden & w f to D B home Saturday not fully re- j salad served in them. Wafers, munity extends to the family its Thomas & w f 18 ac in C J Wal cake and fruit punch were also covered yet from the fall. served. All had a delightful time sincere sypipathy in their sorrow ker die in t 3 8 r 2 w $100. Mrs. Clara Reetz and little Hester L Parrish to J T & fixing up a scrap album for the and loss. Wayne and Vivian, o f Amity, i Eliza Miller lot 1 blk 15 City prospective bride’s future ref made a visit with her mother, | Park Add Newberg $120. erence. Those invited w ere: MUCH BITUUTHIC LAID IN Mrs. M. Christenson, Sunday. Misses Helen George, Myrtle ALBANY DURING SUMMER L M Parker & w f to Mary H The young folks who held the Walton, Lillian Perkins, Anna Oliphant lot 3 blk 8 & lot 3 blk silver medal contest lalely, went Tangen, Anna Pieser, Mildred Albany, Ore. Dec. 11, 1912. 7 Newberg $600. up to West Chehalem church and Wills, and Nancy Atkinson; Over 60 blocks ofbitulithic pave Prudential Loan & Trust Co held their contest. All did well. Mesdames K L. Tangen, F. L. ment are bring completed this to Edith Shreve part tracts 11 & CHASE & UNTON Ellis Pickett was awarded the Strait, Earl Paulsen, Mabel year. 12 Chehalem Mountain Orchards G RAVEL COM PANY medal. The people are much pleased $2400. Dixon and R. W. Everest. The C. C. Literary Club was William W Rees & w f to Lottie On Wednesday, December 11, with gravel bitulithic, as used, All kinds o f gravel for con organized last Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Tangen and and are looking forward to a Hannon NVi lot 2 blk 4 Edwards is prepared to transfer crete work, cement blocks, and they will take up their liter Miss Anna Tangen accompanied long period free from repairs, as 2nd Add Newberg $175. your goods anywhere, or wood work furnished on ary work, The following officers Andrew Christenson and Miss bitulithic has an excellent repu- C J Schuldt to Amity Mutual short notice. any place any time. w e re chosen: Sylvan Strait, Elsie Tangen to McMinnville, tation for wearing. Telephone Co. lot 12 blk 2 Watts Pres.; Mrs. M. P. Johnson, Vice where Mr. Christenson and Miss Albany is now on a par with 1st Add to Amity $150. Telephone White 85 Prices Reasonable Pres.; End a Everest, Sec’y.; Tangen w e re married. The any city in the country as to the Viola Tate to A J Kellogg 12. Office phone Black 100, or James Hess, Marshall. Society happy company returned home quality of its paved streets. 90 ac in S D Snowden die 3 s r 2 will meet every tw o weeks on in the evening and R. W. Everest $2,500. [ Black 123 Marriage Licenses Red 79 Friday nights. N Thurber et al to A L Powell and family, A. V. Hendrickson Red 80 .66 ac in S Cozine die t 4 s r 4 w The Chehalem Center W. C. T. and family and S. W. Atkinson Yuma Roe Spencer, age 18, to $450. U. held the December meeting at joined them in a wedding sapper. Jesse Wallace Miller, age 28. D B Thomas & w f to L Shana the home o f Miss Nancy Atkin As the singing school met that We have money to loan on han 18 ac in 0 J Walker die t 3 Elsie Christine Tangent, age son. Miss Mildred Wills led the night, they besieged the Tangen first mortgage on improved ^ TfO SN SY-A T-LAW devotional exercises. There was home and gave them a serenade, 17, to Andrew Christenson, age s r 2 w arid lots 2, 3, 4 ,1 7 , 18,, farm security in Yamhill coun 19 & 20 Amity Heights $825.- not much business o f importance, also a number of boys were 32 years. CLARENCE BUTT ty, from three to five years Emma W i l s o n & hub to Lulu DeBord, age 24, to Ralph and after the social hour the present armed with shooting with attractive r e p a y m e n t Granderson Wilson SV6 ot S EVi Will practice in all the courta of the meeting adjourned to meet with irons and tin pans. The groom L. Blanchard, age 26. •tats. Special attention iriven to pro privileges. bata work, the writing o f dead«, mort Mrs. R. W. Everest in January. passed th e cigars. Thursday Mabel Atkins, age 16, to Wil- sec 18 t 4 • r 5 w $1. A . H. B1RRELL St C O „ gagee, contracts and the drafting o f all Mias Atkinson nerved to the little morning Mr. and Mrs. Christen liam E. Cave, age 21. egal P« pern. ___ _ 202 M cKay Bldg., 3rd & Stark company sandwiches, pickles, son drove up to their home, right Flora Mae Moore, age 25, to The Graphic and the Evening O ffice Second Floor Newberg, Oregon. Portland, Oregon cake and tea. miles from North Yamhill. A ’ Byron Baker Shuck, age 22. Telegram to Jan. 1914, for $150. Bank o f Newberg Building. Pre - Inventory Prices Opera Grill & Confectionery First Class Meals and Lunchea at All Hours COOK & RIDDER, Props. DON’T FAIL TO SEE OUR W IN D O W 2¿/. W , jfcoiting sw orth L. EVANS The Newberg Transfer Co. Farm Loans
