PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
R E PO R T O F T H E CONDITION
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UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
NEW BERG. OREGON
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A t th e C lo s e o f B u s in e s s , S e p t. 8 , 1 9 2 0 ^
RESO U RCES;
Loans and Discounts $ i 13,266.64
Bonds and Securities
310,608.08
Real Estate, Furniture
and Fixtures
6,389.49
Available Cash
151.293.73
Total
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$1,181,557.94
L IA B IL IT IE S :
Capital Stock
Surplus and Profits
Circulation <> , r
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Deposits
$
50,000.00
63,229.68
49,700.00
1,018.628.26
Sunday September 26th, Sunday
school at 9:45, Mr. Sanderman. aupt.
Morning worship at 11:00— "Invlai-
ble helpers."
Evening Service at
8:00—«"You are the goods you^ have
to sell." Y. P S. C. E. at 7.0(5, Mr.
Lee. leader. Prayer meeting Wednes­
day evening at 7:45; "Jesus’ Birth."
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J.L HOSKINS,
S L PARRETT,
IV. « tn .jlne»4
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J. C. COLCORD,
What Shall I Get
S B tor Dinner!
How many times
Changed Hie Mind.
lie was well up in the sixties nnd
always got a lot of pleasure out of
walking. lie would always say: “You
city people don’t get out enough nnd
walk.”
in his short stay In the city he
stepped Into his son’s downtown mag­
azine shop and said: “ I Just walked
down from Thirty-fourth street.“
H'lth pride he added: “That’s not had
for a young fellow like me! And,
the way. your wife cave me this note
and said for me to slop and get these
things. Where Is this store?"
"That’s the department store Just a
square up the street—this street,”
piled his son.
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“ A department store! Where Is that
errand boy you have around here?
Tm too tired to walk up there,** re-
oiled the old man.
have you asked your-
self this question? Day
after day, w eek after w eek , '
it M n problem
DICTIONARY is an all-know­
ing teacher, a universal question
answerer, made to meet your
needs. I t is in daily use by
hundreds o f thousands of suo-
stantly
coisf ul man and women t h e world orw.
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that u co n ­
con fron tin g
you.
If yo u were to stock
lu.trz lions. 12.000 BioSraphical Kn-
your shelves with a good
asso rtm en t o f can n ed g o o d s, *•
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hand that you r
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Canned meats
A U C T IO N E E R
LIVE STOCK
General Farm
S I,181,557.94
Total
Card o f Thanks. .
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We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their klndneea, sym­
pathy and help In our recent sorrow.
S. J. Hubbard and family,
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Sales
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canned
. vegetables— canned fruits
— w e h ave th e m a ll in th e
N. P. N ELSO N
_ best known brands and ac nrices
that will please you Place
your order at once
City, Blue 76 — Farm, 19a25
H. M. HOSKINS,
Telephone Orders Given Prompt Attention
Asst.
K e n d r ic k s G r o c e r y
¡Talbott; 531.79 ac in T. B. Ladd,
i John K. DeLashmutt. and G. W.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stultz spent 'Worden die and lot 1 of sec 10 lot 6
several days of last week in Port­ I of sec 3, T6 SR5 W 145.000.00
land.
Joseph Carr and wf to Edmond
Mrs. Lee_ Lane, daughter of Mr. Wood M ot 6 blk 6 City Park Add
and Mrs. John Jones. Is visiting with Newberg. $300.00
them on Chehalem Mountain.
James Edson and wf to James B.
The Sunday school which was or­ McNerney and wf; various tracts in
ganised early in the summer by the James Fulton and S. McSween die T3
mountain people is progressing rap­ SR4 W $65.000.00
idly. The attendance is good and
Henrietta C. Gibson to A. W.
the people are well pleased with the Bramlet and wf 41.25 ac In Joel
undertaking. -
Chrisman die T4 SR3 W $6.500.00
Mr. and Mrs. C. .U. Noble were
L. F. Hall and wf to Allie Namitz
given a surprise on last Saturday and wf * ac in M. Hall die. T3
night at the Marsh home near Sholls, SR3 W »75.00
when some sixty of their neighbors
Henry Hammann and wf to A. J.
and friends gathered in for an even­ Schukar and wf 8 ac ln C. B. Graves
ing of social enjoyment.
die T5 SR6 W $4.000.60
Triasa Mae Manier and Clifford
Vivian Huffman et al to W. A.
Noble were united in marriage at Bailer and w f; 27. 50 ac In Joel
McMinnville on September 18. Rev.
Perkins die. T4 SR3 W $10.00
E. M. Smith of the M. E. Church
Henry Knobel A wf to Otto Flatau
officiating.
The
bride
recently
and
wf 30 ac in S. Eads die. T5 and 6
moved here from Seaside and the
groom is a son of A. A. Noble of SR6 W $10.00
Fannie Lilly to Elza Hadley and
West Chehalem.
wf 2.83 ac in Wm Jones die, T3
SR3 W $10.00
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
J. T. Marr et al to W. A. Bailer
and wf 27 50 ac in Joel Perkins die,
James B. Adams and wf, to Chas. T4 SR3 W $10.00
W. Root andwf; 45.30 ac in sec 17,
Warren J. McClafflin anu wf to
T3 SR2 W. $11.000.00
Floyd Waterman lots 1 and 2 blk 13
W. T. Anderson and wf to T. L.
City Park Add to Newberg, $1,000.
Cummings and wf; 115x50 ft in City
Chas W. Root and wf to Byron E.
of Newberg, $200.00
Herrick
and wf 40 ac ln D. D. Bayley
United States National Bank of
Newberg. et al td C.M. Ryan and wf j die, T3 SR3 W. $10.00
Lot 4, blk 14. Central Add Newberg, j Clint S Shelton and wf to Ebbert
I L. Ebbert L. Parrish and wf 120 ac
9500.00
Stanley Bishoprick and wf to Rob­ j insec 15. T5 SR4 W $1.00
ert Krim»: 80 ac sec 24 T2 SR4 W
E. H. Strand and wf to Geo W.
910.00
I Wadsworth and wf 5ac in W. T.
John W. Cation and wf to Will M Wallace die, T3 SR2 W $10.00
Doud and wf lot 8 blk 6 Edwards
Daisy E. Stillwell and hud to El­
2nd Add to Newberg, $4.500.00
bert L Bristow and wf V4 ac ln J.
T. L. Cummings and wf to B. U. jH. Hess die. T3 SR2 W $1.000.00
Tannahill and wf; N. 44 ft of lots
W. S. Tilg! er to D. W. Grasty and
9. 10. 11 and 12. blk 27 Edwards
j wf 27.50 ac on sec 11, T4 SR5 W
Add Newberg $3,400.00
I $ 6 .0 0 0 .0 0
Julia A. Hadden to Richard James
Hadden small tract in J. B. Rogers I Joseph Van Hoomlssen and wf to
Tallak H. Dahl and wf 12.50 ac in
die T3 SR2 W $100.00
sec 11. T2 SR4 W $1.00
James M. Hamblet and wf to John
L. R. Van Winkle and wf to W.
Heldinger; 50 ac in John Richardson
IF. Raithel et al 136.47 ac in sec 4
die T5 SR3 W $8.000.00
John Heldinger and wf to J. M. j T2 SR4 W »21.500.00
W. C. Wade to A. L. Landlngham
Hamblet and wf; lot 4 and 5. Alva
P. Macy's 1st Add to Dayton $3.000. et al 40 ac in sec 10 T5 8R6 W $10.
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T. A. Ketchum to Germode Ketcb-
um; 156.34 ac In Ira C. Conger die
Food Saving.
T2 SR3 W 110.00
Robt. F. King and wf to Fred
"Well, Ezrl, how'd Jer make out
Strong and wf lot 16 blk **D’’ Hob­ with yer summer hoarders this
sons Add Newberg, $1,000.00
year?"
Donald MacPherson to Frank W
“ Fine! Best season I ever had.
Bulger. 5.16 ac in Wm. T. Wallace There was seven, all told— three
die T2 SR2 W $10.00
couples in love an* a dyspeptic.” —
Matt Mauss and wf to W. F. Cum­ Life.
mins 1 Vise In J. B. Rogers die T3
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8R2 W $10.00
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Edwin Merrill and wf to John W.
Arnett and wf 6.33 ac in O. J. Walk­
"I understand that in the new
er die. T3 8R2 W $4.200.00
play Alice has quite a difficult part."
W. E. Roe and wf to James 8.
"Difficult? Why, she doesn't say
Trent and wf $0 ac ln J. W. Roger, a word.**
die. T4 SR4 W $10.000.00
, "Well. Isn’t that difficult for
Dora Robertson A hub to Ward W. A lice?"— Boston Transcript.
Silver and wf Nty of lots 1 andl,
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Desk I ns 4th Add to Newberg. $400.9«
Truthful.
, Clarence R. Smith and wf to Mary
F. Westfall. 36.16 ac in H. Hewitt
Sybil— "Did you tell him the truth
die. T5 8R3 W $5.000.00
when he asked how old you were?”
James 8. Trent to W. E. Roe and
Sophia- “ Oh. yee."
w f. 207 671 ac In 8. Mc8ween and
"What did you say?"
Beauchamp dlc,-T3 8R4 W 91$.009.
"That It was none of his business."
Broadmead Farm Co to Edward 8 . — London Answers.
CH EH ALEM
Cor. First and. Meridian Sts.
MOUNTAIN
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Solid Comfort
Chairs and Rockers
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Comfortable chairs for every­
b o d y — that’ s what makes the
hom e attractive. A n d style
need not b e sacrificed.
“ *Tb Cheaper U BaU a Weather-
proof B an T h u to Los« Good '
Stock T kn Want of Ona”
Your horses and cows need protec*
tion from bad weather just ns much
ns you do. Because thev cannot
tell you when they are cold or un­
comfortable, you must shelter diem
exceptionally well in order to pre­
vent sickness nnd loss.
I t J V ill P ay You to B uy
a t These P rices
Wc arc making some especially
attractive offers right now on over­
stuffed rockers and luxurious Morris
chairs. We have them in leather,
imitation leather and various kinds of
cloth upholstery and in the very
latest designs.
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Nature doesn't w a it Better get busy and
build that weatherproof bam now . T hen
when bad weather com et you'll have it
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W e have the tight quality lumber for such
buildings, as well as for poultry houses,
sheds, cribs, etc. Y ou ll nnd our prices
(air and square and our free service of
great help lo yon.
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Material at Right Prices
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Newberg, Oregon
Oregon State Fair
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K . Spaulding Logging C o.
’The I
o t G ood BnUdhsg M aterials
SA LEM
September 27th to October 2nd
G A R Y
Quality Counts
R e d u c e d R a te s
5 Models
apply from all agency stations in Oregon, includ­
ing Midland to Kirk, Oregon, including, also from
Banden and Newport, Oregon.
Minimum adult fare $1.00. Children o f half fare
age 50 cents.
A ll Trains Direct to
T R U C K S
G ro u n d s
1 to 5 Tons
CONTRACTORS
LU M BERM EN
LO GG ERS
FARM ERS
D A IR Y M EN
8 Sizes
Attention
We oan now make the most liberal terms to purchasers of
Trains 17, 18. 23. 24, 27 and 28 w ill make regu­
lar stop at Fair Grounds. Traína 14 nnd 16 w ill
make flag stops.
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For further particulars
inquire o f local agents.
tracks, fo r all kinds c f contract work, fourteen to eighteen
months to pay up in ; no payment ta k e made while tracks are
idle daring winter months.
operate a truck on a oontract job and earn a track for y o u
own use.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC UNES
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JOHN M. SCOTT
General Passenger Agent
Put your boy or hire someone to
Immediate delivery if yon order a “ GABY.”
New Location
GARY COAST AGENCY, INC.
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