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THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1881. NEWBERG GRAPHIC Carpenter Shop è n k Effective ii| « t 18,1819 to ekani« without notice. L w n Newberg L n n Portland Importai Hotel «Hk and Alder •:30 A.M . 8:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M . • :30 A.M. 11:00 A. M. 11:00 A.M. 1.00 P. M. 1:00 P.M. 1:41P .M . 1:10 P.M. 4:11P .M . -------- 4:00 P.M. 0:30 P. M. 1:30 P. M. 4:30 P.M. and Sun. only Sat and Sun. only 11:00 P.M. 1:00P .M . BeaarvaUona for Theatre Parties, eta, or for Speeal Trim call Portland P h o n o ..;.......... Main 3314 Newberg Phone................ Black 130 8»w Filing by an « p a r t Fom ataro Repaired. Calpestar repairing done at 801 B aia street. ’ W hen a Prescription is brought to us HIGH SCHOOL A High Y. Club was organized Friday afternoon, January 7. There had been considerable discussion about the club, and, finally, through Mr. Newmyer’a effort* a High Y. Club was started. , *. • • » YOUR SAFETY IS ASSURED IN PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED HERE IT IS OUR CHIEF CARE. • A “ peP” meeting was held Friday at the close,of school for the game with Corvallis. Evidently the new organisation "moved things," as Newberg won the game. • • a • , The high school is putting on an extensive campaign for subecriptlons to the "Country Gentleman.” The subscription price, is one folia r (01.00) per year, and the school re ceives as a commission 50 cents on every dollar. The campaign began last Tuesday, and will end Monday. January 17. The school is divided into two teams, the Seniors and Sophomores vs. Junior, and Fresh men. The winning side in the cam paign is to be entertained by the losing side. • • • We realise the tremendous responsibility involved. This is why only the Purest Drugs and Most Expert Care are employed in our Prescription Department. • THE LEADING Buy Some Rice from UsToday . DRUGGIST PARLOR PHARMACY FINISH IN' P h o n F Vi Rice is otic of Na ture’s best food offerings to hun gry m an. T he good cook can make a score of appetizing and strength - giving dishes from the little white grain at low cost N E W B E R G . OR E G O N . and enjoy a bowl of delicious pud ding with cream for supper this eve ning. No matter what staple and fancy groceries you get at our store you are assured of Courtesy J. L. VAN \ BLARICOM / - - Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables The old adage, beans for break We please the most particular Phone us a grocery order and tea fast, beans for dinner, and beans.for II our prompt service doesn’t surprise you. W* want vour trade. supper has given way to bread, bread, bread, in the biology class, la s t Fri day during laboratory period the “ -------------------------------------------- B g. 7997 ------------------ class placed slices of bread in the Report of the Condition of balls for the purpose of catching mold. From all appearances the ex periment was a success. This week the bread looks very much older than " ‘ of Newber g, In the state of. Oregon, at the close of business on December 29, 1920. the adage itself. • • » — * -------- RESOURCES The domestic science department Loans and discounta, including rediscounts.... 1301,861.70 is doing excellent work this semes Tatal loans ...................................... , 1301,861.70 ter under the instruction of Mrs. Overdrafts, unsecured.............................................. 33.68 Waterman. There are thirty-one U. S. Government seenritiei owned: girls enrolled in both the freshman Deposited to secure circulation (U.! S. bonds and senior classes. The course has par v a l u e ) . . . . . . . . . . . • 40,000.90 so far included practical cooking, Pledged to secure postal savings deposits (par the study of food values, serving, value) ............. .'.............................................. 1,000.00 and the making of menus. In ad Pledged as collateral for State or other depoe- dition the senior class is studying its or bills payable ............... — .......... 35,000.00 food chemistry. This department is Owned and unpledged ................. ................... 23,545.00 entirely self-supporting. The money Total U. S. Government securities . . . . ' ~~~ $99,545.00 for needed supplies is obtained from Other bonds, securities, etc.: the sale of the cooked products dur Bonds (other than U. S. bonds) pledged to se ing noon hour. cure postal* savings deposits........................ 3,506.00 __ • , 1 * • Bonds and securitise (other than U. 8 . securi A rather interesting contest is be ties) pledged as collateral for State or ing staged in the agriculture depart other deposits (postal excluded) or bills ment. The first six weeks at class payable ....................... -................................... 23,500.00 work gave the following in the first Securities, other than U. S. bonds (not includ three places in the individual classes ing stock), owned and unpledged ........... 77,992.21 and department work: Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S. $104,499.22 Farm Animal Course (of 14) Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of subscription) 1,950.00 1. Laronie Rankin, 2. Clausen Value of banking house, owned and unincumbered................. 19,700.00 Brooks. 3. Clayburn Carson. Furniture and fixtures.................................................................. 6,000.00 Farm Feild Crop’s (of 9) Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank ........................ 26,504,46 1. Fred Yergen. 2. Theodore Ba Cash in vault and net amount due from national h a n k s .... 19,313.78 ker, 3. Walter Cole. 4. Roy Baker. Checks on other banks in the same city or town, as report Horticulture (of 7) ing bank "T • «“ • • Ar * • • » -*• i '• i » ~g *- v v f*e's ■■*■■■▼■» r ~ T 4 . 516.03 1. Everest Moragn, 2. Margaret Total of Items 13. and 17.................. $18,829.81 Ross. 3. Clyde Eames. Checks on banka located outside o f city or town of reporting Whole Department (of 30) bank and other cash items ............................................... 572.37 1. Fred Yergen, 1. Everest Mor Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. 8 . gan, 2. Theodore Baker. 2. Walter Treasurer ............................................................................. 3,000.00 Cole. 3. Laronie Rankin. interest earned but not collected— approximate— on Notes The standing of the second six and Bills Receivable not past due ............................... 1,125.00 weeks is as follows: - Farm Animals. TOTAL .............................................................. $583,114.23 1. Claybum Carson, 2. Will San LIABILITIES ders. 3. Larome Rankin. Capital stock paid in .................................................................. $ 50,000.00 Farm Field Crop*. Surplus fund ............................................................................. .'. 16,000.00 1. Theodore Baker, 2. Ellery Par Undivided profits ..................................................... 17,772.68 rish. 3. Roy Baker. 6,785.04 Less current expenses, interest, and taxes paid 10,987.64 Horticulture. Interest and discount collected or credited, in advanle of 1. Everest Morgan, 2. Margaret maturity and not earned— (approximate) ................... 361.27 How. 3. Carl Switzer. Circulation notes outstanding ................................................. 40,000.00 Whole Department. Cs3hier’s checks on own bank outstanding ............................ 9,617.77 1. Everest Morgan. 2. Margaret Individual deposits subject to check .................................... 272,181.64 Ross. 3. Theodore Baker. Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than Mr. Kilham especially commends for money borrowed) ......................................................... 16,637.64 the work done by Everest Morgan, State .county, pr other municipal deposits secured by pledge who tied for department first last of assets of this hank ..................................................... 21,763.13 time, and leads the whole depart Dividends unpaid .......................................................................... 40.00 ment this time. He has had a gen Total of demand deposits (other than eral average of *7 per cent for each bank deposits) subject to Reserve..$320,616.61 single six weeks period. Certificates of deposits (other than for money borrowed). . . . 74,454.10 • • • • Postal savings deposits ................................................................ 784.06 The girls went to Carlton to play Other time deposits .................................. ................................... 53.353.48 a game of basket ball last Friday. Total of time deposits subject to Reserve $128.795.64 The score was 12 to 13 in favor War loan deposit'; a c c o u n t............. « . .. ................. 2,040.00 of Carlton. Those who played on Other United State* deposits, including depos the Newberg team were: Forwards. its of U. S. disbursing officers . ............... 2.040.00 Hazel Sutherland and Mary Sanders; Bills payable with Federal Reserve Bank ................................ 20,000.00 guards. Retha Nash and Mary Har man; • Center, Mabel Sutherland; TOTAL .......................................................................... $583,114.23 State of Oregon, County of Yamhill, m: Xunning Center, Grace Colby. • • • • I, R. P. Gill, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear A game between Corvallis and that the above statement la true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Newberg waa successfully played last R. P. GILL, Cashier. Saturday ni^kt. The score was 11 Subscribed and sworn to her ore me this 7th day of January, 1921. to 13 In favor of Newberg. The F. A. MORRIS. Notary Public. My commission expires February 1, 1921 boys who won the game for ua were: W. H. WOODWORTH. Claybum Carson and Wayne Nelson Correct- Attest: • GEO. LARKIN, as Forwards; Rees* Manwarlng and Maurice Croats as Guards; sad Char E. C. BAIRD, lie Carlisle as Osater. Directors. The First National Bank — Cleanliness— H onesty — Service Kendricks Grocery Cor. First and Meridian Sts. Painless Parker The Famous Dentist eople living a hundred miles o r more away come to my offices to have their teeth fixed up. I make it a rule that those from a d i s t a n c e s ha l l b e w a i t e d u p o n immediately and their work be completed first, so they can go b a c k h o m e aa soon as possible. Years ago I discovered how to extract and fix teeth with out hurting, and was so s u c c e s s f u l that people c a l l e d me " P a i n l e s s ” Parker. My practice has grown until I now have P 326 WASHINGTON ST., twenty-eight offices, and all my associ ates in these offices have been t aught how to p r a c t i c e p a i n l e s s dentistry as well as I can do it myself. We have fixed up the teeth o f over a million people, and call ou»’ way o f practicing “ the E. R. P a r k e r System.” I f your teeth are bothering you, and you want them put in good shape without hurt ing and w i t h o u t pay ing a fancy price, come to our n e a r e s t office, w h i c h y o u w i l l find located at - PORTLAND, OREGON Intimates furnished. E. P. SMITH Sljop corner Main and Haneeck Sta. Newberg Transfer Go. Does Local end Long Distance Hauling. Furniture, Pianos and Safes a Specialty S. P. TIMBERLAKE. Proprietor Residence phone Red 70 Office phone, Whit* 187 Dr. Thos. W. Hester PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office in Dixon Building PHONES: Office White 11. Rea. Orange II. Dr. A. M.JDavis DENTIST Office over Ferguson’s Drug 8tore PHONE BLACK 37 BBS. liman» «(iMcatfT PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS Office over First Natl. Bank Bldg. PHONES Office White 49. Home Blue 104 E*. A. Romig, M. D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office at Newberg Hoapital Office Phone, Red 11$ Residence, Gray 8 Newberg, - Oregon. Dr. H. C. Dixon DENTIST TELEPHONES Office, White 22; Rea. Red 188 DR. RALPH W. VAN VALIN DENTIST General Practice and X-Ray Diagnqaia 0 » . r U . 8. N a t t e » ! B a a k flir ua O ffic e O re e n 171 ; R a s ld o a e e W h it e M C. R. CHAPIN ATTOKKEY AT IA W Practice in all courts: Probats, Deed. Morgages and ail legal papers. Abstracts examined. White 5 We try to pleaae . A. B. Culbertson PAINTING CONTRACTOR Decorating, Tinting, Paper hanging, Etc. Newberg, 310 N. Center St. Dr John S. Rankin <I(ftining Outside, but Inside— — the warm steady glow o f a good oil heater filled w ith P e a r l O i l . W hatever the day or the time, P e a r l O il is ready to give you cheerful warmth at the touch o f a match. N o smoke, no odor. Economical, and ever-obtainable. Sold in bulk by dealers everywhere and by our stations. Order by nam e— P e a r l O il . STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office Phone Black 171 Rea. Phone Gray 171 Office over U. S. National Bank Dr. I. M. Blomwick CHIROPRACTOR — Phone Black 0 — 802 P in t S t Newberg, Oregon W. H. HOLLINGSWORTH COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1900 RELIABLE PUBERAL DIRECTORS Lady AMI Alant Office Phone White 25 — Night Phone Black 94 Oregon.
