Wr wish to call your attention to our statement, appearing
elsewhere in this issue, which is evidence of our many sat-
sifted customers.
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Let us add your name to the lut.
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UNITED S*
NATIONAL
SOUTHEIM PACIFIC IDEE TABLE i
LOGANBERRIES AND
LAND
BURNING HONEY
Life Is gay and blythe and sunny
since the peace dove hit the breeze;
everyone is burning money Just as
though it grew on trees. I insist
on thrift and savin g/ but tliere’a
none to heal my words; fchnnles
say that I am raying, aud threw
money to the birds. Men are draw­
ing
princely
wages,
and
their
breasts
are
filled
with
mirth,
and
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS — ,
they jeer foreboding sages who pre­
Leave Portland
Arrive Newberg dict a day of dearth; but that day
'w ill come as suiely as tomorrow’s
NORTH BOUND TRAINS
Leave Newberg
Arrive Portland
No. 369. 6:12 a.
m. 7:46 a. m.
No. 364, 9:11 a. m.
10:35 a. m.
N*e. 368, 1:16 p. m.
2:45 p. m.
h*e. 362, 4:08 p. m.
5:35 p. m.
Nie. 380, 7:06 p. m.
8:30 p. m.
t No. 382, 12:50 a. m. * 2:05 a. m.
' S ia d k j only.
tSaturday only.
Traina Noe. 35S and 358 discon
tinned between Newberg and Me
•flan ville.
| r jn will rise; iblugs will then be
going poorly with tbe giddy spend-
ntg thrift guys. Things wont boom
along forever as they're booming
now. Uiy M ends; and the man who'a'
truly clever saves as ably aa he
spends. It Is patent to the know­
i n g . in expansive times like then«,
that the kopeefts wont be growing
always on the shrubs and tree*.
There will come a day of trouble
when this boom Is left behind, and
the kopeck and the ruble will be
mighty hard to find; happy then
the lads whose .wages have been
safely placed In hr toe. who obeyed
the seers and sages, when the sav­
ing graft was fine. And how siek
will be the mortals who like spend­
thrifts now behave, who reply with
jeers and chortles when we call on
them to save!rr-Walt Mason.
VALUES
For several yeafs past J. Q.
Swtnk. One of the most progressive
of the Tennessee district farmers,
has been bringing a fourteen acre
patch o f loganberries to perfection
and this year has seen the reward
for his work lu the development o f
his land. Since the first year he
has made stihdy gains in the
amount of production until this
year it reached the m a x im u m 'of
100,000 pounds from the fourteen
acres. *
The berries were sold to the Lab-
anon Canning Company at 8 cents
per pound delivered at thetr can­
nery and they brought the' Cwnar
United States National Bank
At Newberg, In the state of Oregon, at the close of business SepL 12. 1919
„ RESOURCES
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Lean* and discounts, including rediscounts
Total l o a n s . . . . . , . , .................... ............. ...........
Overdraft*
unsecured......................................
S u bject to change without notice,
L n a v e Portland .
le
Leave Newberg Deposited' to sncuie circulation (U. S bonds par —
t 4 i t k t and Alder
Imperial Hotel. va,u®' ................ ’ ’ t : ' ; :
------ • • 60 .ooo.oo
60,000.00
A.M
8:00 A.M. Pledged to secure U. S. deposits ( par v a lu e ). . . .
- 9 : 8 30
0 A
.M .
*f
Ticdged
as collateral for State c. other deposits
9 :3 0 A
A. M.
10:00 A .M
.
or bills pa y u b le-............. ........................T f . .
51.000.00
T
1 1 l : :0 00
0 A.
A .M
M. . "
11:00 A .M .
Owned
and
unpledged....................
34.050.00
1.00 P. M.
J
War
Savings
Certificates
and
Thrift
Stamps
2 :3 0 F. M.
actually cw nqd..... ..................................................... 658.03
J 4 :1 0 P. M.
Total
U.
8. Government securities...........................
3 :2 0 P .M .
Bonds
(other
than U. 8. bonds) pledged to secure
« :2 0 P.M.
postal savings deposits.
2,000.00
ll-.OOP. M.
^
Bonds and securities (other than U. S. securi­
Sat. and Son. only S a t and Sun. only
ties) pledged as collateral for State or
Reaerwatiaas for Theatre Parties,
other deposits (postal e x c lu d e d )'o r bills
etc., or far Specs 1 Tripe call
p a y a b le...................
24.000.00
Portland Phone......... . . . . M a i n 3314 Securities, other than U. S. bonds (not including
Newberg P h o n e .. . . . . . . . . Black 120
stocks), owned and unpledged.................. . _
44,624.7$
Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. 8 .. , ......... .............
70.624.78
Stocks, other than Federal Reserve Bank stock ......... ...............
6,250.06
Stock o f Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent o f subscription)
2.350.00
Furniture and fixtures...................................... ...... ........................
' 3,500.00
Real estate owned other than banking bouse. .........................
1.007.10
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve, B ank. . . ....................
47,801.72
Cash in vault and nti amounts due from national b a n k s.. , .
152.271.90
Net amounts due from banks, bankers, gnd trust companies
10,350.34
Checks on other banks to the same city or town as report­
ing bank — ....... .............. ............ . . . . . ............ . . . r. . . .
1,092.60
Total cash aud due from banks........... ................ 165.714.04
Checks on banks located outside of city or town o f report­
ing bank and other erth .terns..........................................
1,763.14
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S.
Treasurer.................................. ...... ........................................
Interest earned but not collected— approximate— on Notts
nnd Bills Receivable PC! past due. . . t * ......... : ...............
8,963.00
M y head .tched
Other asset#, if any. I r.dcrpeyment* of Subscribers to Lib­
A few
erty L oan..................................................................................
......................
5.403.66
odayitU
' T ota l........................................................' . ............ ................... 81,005.587.04
W IL D B O O
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th e g u a r a n t e e d h a ir
.PARLOR PHARMACY
E. W. Hodson. Prop.
TmfmLSSS'Wn’**-
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New Blacksmith
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ..........................................................................
3 50.00h.06
Surplus fu n d................i ........................................................... . • • •
28,000.06
Undivided profits......... ..............................................
20.340.23
Lem current expenses. Interest, and taxes p a id ..
4,539.63
15,800.70
Interest and discount collected or credited, ia advance of
maturity nnd not tam ed— (a p p r o x im a t e )...................
2.272.14
Amount reserved for taxes accrued............................................... • 1,357.0k
Circulating notes outstanding.............
60,000.66
Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding................ . ..
._i
19,671.48
Total esrttfled and cashier's check#.....................-
19,571.48
Individual dcposU ?subject to ch eck ...................
438,851.17
as,of dr ¿Salt due In la— than 30 dags father than---*■
„
37,340.51
for money b orrow ed )......... ..................................................
State, county or other municipal deposits secured by pledge
o f a mets of this bunk - ■ . « . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The aew blacksmith, will be (w a i
Dividends unpaid.................... I ....................................... \ ............
, +'
- * . _ j
Total o f demand deposits (oth sr than bank de­
M West Pint street AH Uaie of
641,807.08
posits) subject to R eserve............. ..
160.670.67
Certificates o f deposit (other than for money borrowed) . . . .
repairing and wood work.
1,500.00
Postal aavlags deposits.....................................................................
96.083.86
Other time d e p o s i t s ..:............................. ............................ ..
N ew berg,
-
O regon
Total o f time deposits subject to Reserve.............. 260,002.15
W ar loan deposit account. .............. - ................
20,734.00 «- 29,734.0#
Liabilities other than those above stated, Interest earned ia
y iM iM
6,690.86
excess o f discount collected.
T o ta l. . i
i
• ► • * ................................................. 11.005,607.04
g tats eg Orsgen, County o f Yamhill, as:
%, J. O. Oolcord. Cashier o f the above-named bank, do solemnly affirm
that the above statement la true to the heat o f my knowledge aad belied.
J. C. OOLCORD. Cashier.
Subscribed end affirmed before me this 17th day of September. 1010
F. A . Morris, Notary Public.
My oommlsMoa empires February 1-, 1081.
D. C A N T W E L L
Newberg
Steam Laundry
Butt,
above 51,000 la cash,/ His ealtiva*
tion, picking and delivering charges
together • with ■» reasonable rental
for his land, raa tq a little less
than’ 82,000«. leaving him « net
J>roJlt on this year's crop of better
than 16.000. ’
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• M M E JS
Reports have it thet Mr. Swink
has been offered 11,000 per acre for
this loganberry patch’ and has de­
clined it. and Is preparing more
land to be get out in logan and
other berry crops. His land is on
the lower Sentient bottom, which id
cue o f tho best sections In the state
for berry culture and ¿Mr. Swink
has set an example in berry culture *
tnat many o f his ueigabort are fol­
lowing.— Criterion.
i C H G C L S T U F F ‘m
HEADQUARTERS I
THIS YEAR.....
N VA i,1 ,, liti'
i f T V LJU '//,<
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
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-On your S j K o I Books and Other School Stuff.
WE HAVE A W.T0LE WAGON LOAD
WOMEN PREY OF LONELINESS
London Writer Say« That la th* Cauao
of Thoir Tirol««* and Coaoo-
I om Toil.
‘
Men are amusingly and amufdngly
ignorant with respect to the myaterloua
life led by their mothers, wives, daugh­
ter* and aunts. For year* at a time a
man may go on blindly with hi* work
and his play and remain In total igno­
rance about the actlvltle* of those Inex­
plicable belttfs. He Is dluiy and dubi­
ously aware that they are not Idle. I,n
hts paroxysms in Intuition he guesses
that his co ia to t and even bis happi­
ness'in some fmhlon may depend upot^
their labors. -But the greater part of
his existence is passed In a sublime
ignoring o f all the Immense mlrucleo
wrought by women every day of hla
life. *
. .
*
. 1 have come to the cendnsloQ that
women are the loneliest o f God’s crea­
tures,, and that their loneliness Is the’
great first cause of their tireless and
ceaseless toll, James Douglas writes In
London Opinion. Nearly every woman
goes about with a lonely look on her
Her the looks. There are very few
lonely men, for men aré .gregarious.
They are also, upon the whole, less
Imaginative than women. They Uve
more on the surface.- They do not pos­
sess that quality of power of. living s
secret Inner Ufe o f contemplation and
They are at war with theft environ
meat. Uke Nor ah to ‘/The Doll's
House,” They are always welting for
the miracle to happen. One seldom
sees the print o f tragic Ityensity on a
man’s face. One seldom sees anything
else on a woman's It Is this veiled
tumult o f the soul that drives women
Into frantic and* feverish labors.
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Of School Ststionery, Pads. Pencils, Penholders, Rulers, Pen­
cil Sharpener, Crayors. etc,, at positively lowest prices for
thè quality
WE WILL GET YOU ANYTHING YOU WANT
In School Books or Supplies
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THC
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When in Need of a Plomber
CALL
E. L. EVANS, 501 1st St, Newberg
Phone Black 23
R esid en ce B lue 6
Wolff write«, “ the rooster plays a very
“ Roosters
t crow oiglH and day I Important rule. Sunday afternoon la
and have no # n «e of proportion at all," the great time for that.” b e says, “and
is the way William Alinou Wolff de­ ail day Sunday yon m fy see «porting
scribes Haiti's only fowl of any Im­ Haitians going shout with a gamecock
portance. In an article In Colliers, (n er two under their arms. There are
addition be accuses them of not being two rings in Port ao Prince; thousands
educated, “ like the mass of the popu­ o f men gather there every Sunday af­
lation." and of being Ignorant of’ the ternoon and bet on their favorites.
fact “that a cock’ s business Is to let Haitian cockflghting la not a very bru­
an unobservant world which wouldn’t tal affair; the birds aren’t sparred. It
notice the phenomenon Itself, know Is the custom for thf owner o f the los­
that the sun has risen.’’
"When It ing rooster to cry quits before much
,
comes to cock fighting tn Haiti," Mr. damage !s done."
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