BE PRESENTED
Paulin* Ludle May* Olv** Popular
Play at Chautauqua.
baa won more friends and adm iren
than âleanor H. Porter's “ Pollyanna.'
On tb* fifth afternoon o f Chautauqua
Paulin* L o d i* Mayo, on* o f tb* fora-
In the worlri sre round In the Orient
•quirrala Big aa Cata.
and fhe K aki Indien. Along the coant
There la no country that can rival
of Malaliar la fotind a sqnlrrel aa Mg
North Amerlea for the great number
i aa an orilinnry eut: thla animal la
o f squirrel* both apeelea and subspe-
i hright red on tbe upiier part o f Ita
de*. represented In her fanna. In an
i !>odjr. offset hy *he moat Intenaa black
ar « orjiH iim j «
..
.
L t while all the lower p a r » «Ttr
i-on cerned, however, aaya the Amerl- I
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< an Poreatry Magazine of Washington.
7
I have had 16 years experience
besides three years in a piano
factory, making me thorough
ly competent to do Tuning,
Regulating or
la d e lp h t a Penn,
zed by Congress I7&1
Let me put your Piano in first
class condition, and after this
first cost I will keep it in tuae
at a coat o f $2.00, providing
you have it tuned every aix
months. This applies to any
one within 16 miles o f New-
berg.
{¡.T h e m odest buildin g pictured h ere
housed the ftrst b& nh w ith w h ich
the A m erican governm ent h a d a n y
official connection, a n d from this
•rrmil beginning h as gro w n u p the
v a s t sy ste m o f b a n h in g in th is
Flooring That Wears
4(1, O f that system this b a n h is a part,
an d It is that p a rt w h ich best rep
resents the b a n h in g facilities o f this
com m unity. It offers to o u r p eople
the sam e opportunities that la rg e r
in stitu tio n s o ffe r th e p e o p le o f
larger communttftee.
C, A savin gs deposit w ith us m eans a
safe, m on ey-earn in g investm ent fo r
you. It m eans the beginning o f e
habit that w ill b e c o m e a pleasu re
as y ou w atch y o u r account grow .
m**t reader* and dramatic lntee>
pretera o f the American platform, la
to present this story o f “ the glad
gam*’’ In monologue, portraying every
character with the consuinate artistry
for which she Is noted.
Beport of the Condition of file
MERELY
A
Loans and discounts, including r e d is c o u n ts .....!
Total loans...........................
...........
...........
Overdrafts unsecured........ .................
V. S. Government securities owned:
Deposited to secure circulation (U . S bond* par
v a lu e ..........................................................
Pledged to secure U. 8. deposits (p a r v a lu e ). . . . .
Pledged to secure postal savings deposit* (par
v a lu e ).............................................
Pledged as collateral tor State or otb *r deposits
or bills payable
Owned and unpledged...... .............. ........ ..,
W a r Savings C ertificates and T h rift Stamps
actually owned
Total U. 8. Government securities
Paints Picture# Only That They May
Be an Inspiration to Futur#
Generations
History doe# not relate for the sake
o f relating; It does not paint for tb*
sake o f painting; It relates and paint*
tbe paa^that It may be a living lesson
o f the future. It proposes to Instruct
now generations by the experience of
June 10,. 1920 those who have gone before them, by
exhibiting to them a faithful picture
of great and Important events with
their censes and their effects. with
general designs und particular p**-
aioos, with tbe faults and virtues that
are found commingled In human
things. It teaches tbe excellence of
prudence, courage, and great thoughts
profoundly meditated, constantly pur
sued, and executed with moderation
and force. It shows the vanity e f
Immoderate pretensions, tbe power o f
wisdom and virtue, the Impotence o f
folly and crime. Thucydides, Polybius,
and Tacltns undertake anything rather
than procuring new emotions for an
Idle curiosity or a worn threadbare
Imagination.
They doubtless desi.e
to Interest and attract, but more to
Instruct; they are the avowed masters
o f statesmen and the preceptors of
mankind.— Victor Cousin.
Bonds and securltlea (oth er than U. 8. sscurl-
t'e s ) pledged as collateral fo r State or
other deposits (postal axduded) or bills
p a y a b le .. ..........
........ ........... ..........
Securities, other than U. S. bonds (n o t Including
stocks) owned and unpledged.......................
Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S. . . .
Stocks, other than Federal Reserve Bank stock....... *„ . . . . . .
Stock o f Federal Reserve Bank (SO per eent o f subscription)
Furniture and fix tu res.................................................
Real estate owned other than banking bouse.........................
La w fu l reserve w ith Federal Reserve B ank.........................
Cash In vault and net amounts due from national b a n k s.. . .
N et amonnts due from banks, bankers and trust companies
in the United States............................................................
Checks on other banks In tbe same city or town as report
in g bank........................................... ...............................
Tota l cash and due from banks other than Fed
eral Reserve B an k..............
..............
94,866.08
Checks on banks located oatelde o f city or town o f report
ing bank and other cash item s................ ........................
Redemption fund w ith U. 8. Treasurer and due from U. S.
Treasurer
Interest earned but not collected—-approximate— on Not<
and Bills Receivable not paet d u e ..................................
T o ta l............................................................................
Capital stock paid In
Surplus, fund
Undivided profits
Leas current expenses, interest, and taxes paid
Intereat and discount collected or credited, In advance o f
maturity, end not earned— (a p p ro x im a te ).....................
Amount reserved fo r taxes accrued...........................................
Circulating notee outstanding....................................... ............
Cart If lad ch eck «. outstanding
Cashier’s checks on own bank outstanding
Much Sugar in This Maple.
The hard or sugar maple 1* by far
the most important o f all tbe maples.
The lumber Is valuable for many pur
poses. but the unique thing about tbe
tree Is the abundance o f sweet sap
which It furnishes, says the American
Forestry Magaxlne of Washington.
While all the maples have sweet sap
none o f the others are so Important as
sugar producers. This was appreciat
ed In early times and a century and a
quarter ago when the real estate men
o f the time were attempting to lore
New England men to Pennsylvania
lands “ out west" they put on their
map In big letters. “The Sngar Tree
Grows Here.“
Memorial In Jerusalem.
In gratefnl remembrance o f Scot
land's sons who gave their live»« for the
liberation of the Holy ^and from the
Turk, a memorial In Jerusalem Is
planned. It will be erected Jointly by
the Church o f Scotland and the United
Free Church o f Scotland and will take
the form o f an Institute fo r Biblical
Research and a Presbyterian church.
It will be called the Scots' Kirk and
College In Jerusalem.
deposits subject
VACUUM PACKED
CANS
Dividends unpaid
Total o f demand deposits (oth er than bank de
posita) subject to R eserve. . 77777 . .7
.....
/ L L i W A S?
Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed)
Postal savings deposits
Other time deposits
Total o f time deposits subject to R eserve............ 395,324.62
Reserved for depreciation o f Liberty and V ictory B o n d s ....
1,379.99
Liabilities other than thoa* above stated. Intereet earned In
excess o f discount collected........................... ..................
2,105.76
T o ta l.............................................................................. $ 1,097.143.8$
State o f Oregon. County o f Tam hlU. as:
I. J. C. Oolcord, Cashier o f the above-named hank, do solemnly affirm
M a t the above statement la true to the best o f my know ledg* and ballaf.
J. C. COLCORD, Cashier.
r
Subscribed knd affirm ed before me this 8th day o f July. 1920.
Chas. Churchill, N otary Public In and fo r Oragom.
My commission expires September I I , 112$.
Borrsct— Attest
J. L. Hoskins,
Clarence Butt.
S. L. Parrett,
Massage.
Hydro-therepy
and Electric Treatments
ELECTRIC BATHS
best quality. Gome and explain your
needs to us. W e w ill explain b o w
you can avoid waste and get sat
isfactory service.
Pinne Black 40 for appointment
110 Berth School street, first dees
A U Our Building M aterial Is
Guaranteed to Buyers
Dependable Power
Country Produce Bought and Sold
Hannings? old Stand
“Red Crown” is all-refinery
gasoline with the full and con
tinuous chain of boiling points
necessary for ready starting,
quick and smooth acceleration,
steady, dependable power and
long mileage. Look for the
“Red Crown” sign before you
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CaUfaraia)
(fie Gasoline
AN
Kinds Low Prices Satisfaction
S ol 402|Pho#e Black 146
B e f o r e Y o u D is p o s e o f Y o u r
Total Cérfitifd end curtiera check g
al deposits subje
C ertificates o f deposit due in leas than 30 daya (o th er than
fo r money borrowed)
State, county or other municipal depoaite secured by pledge
CHIROPRACTORS
LESSON
United States National Bank
A t N ew berg, In tbe state o f Oregon, at the close o f busin<
a lifetim e is n ot m ade o f sh o d d y
lumber. It in list be made o f carefully
selected sto ck p ro p e rly cu t and
seasoned. W h e n yon are ready to
bu y flooring
4
STEAM A N D
HISTORY
U. S. National Bank, Newberg, Oregon
Piano Tuner
N E W 3E R G , OREGON
P. O. Box 276 Phone Blue Z ll
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Exclusive Ma n uf ac tu re rs of
HIGH-GRADE WOOLEN BLANKETS, WOOL BAITS, WOOL COMFORTER AND WOOL MATTRESSES
Tagtet Better
Goes Further
Sell Direct to the Manufacturer
E dw ards
DEPENDABLE
C offee
D W IG H T ED W AR D S CO
PO R TLAN D , OREGOW.
R. M. CALDWELL, Local Agent
Box 113 , Newberg, Ore.
Phone W kite 182
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Staytos, Oregon