Statement Of the Condition of the
First National Bank
Burns, Oregon
At the close of business June 29, 1918
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $518, 458.21
U. S. Bonds 106,312.50
Bonds and Securities , 27,970.212
Stock, Federal Reserve Bank 8,000.00
Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures 9,200.00
Five per cent Redemption Fund 2,500.00
CASH 140,494.98
$806,935.93
LIABILITIES
Capital $ 50,000.00
Surplus Fund 50,000.00
Undivided Profits Account 35,018.81
Circulation 50,000.00
Bills' Payable (Liberty Loan Account) 25.000.00
Re-discounts with Federal Reserve Bank 24,800.00
DEPOSITS 572,117.12
I Albert AUnow
day on business.
wai In town Mon-
Capital and Surplus
$800,935.93
$100,000.00
United States Depositary
Oregon State Depositary
ACCOUNTS INVITED
T he Times-Jlerald
Ha The Large-it Circulation Of Any
Newspaper In Harney County.
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SATURDAY. AUGUST 24. 191H
LOCAL MOWS NOTES.
lluy a War Savins Stump
W. II. Kobins was in town the oth
er clay.
What your son lucks in- will ac
quire at college. Mt. Angel College,
St. Benedict, Ore.
Corey Smyth ni in town wed
ni'sday ami Thiirsdnv. having come
in ii tee t be bone buyer.
Buy a War Saving Siamp.
Hollie Thorn was over from
ver Creek the first of the week.
Si!
Phone HUH
ance Harney
for your Fire Ineur
County Abstract Co.
The oldest Insurance Agency In
Harney County Harney County Ab
stract Co.
The Harney County Abend Con
petty now owns the Klre Insurance
BuelttOM formerly owned ty J, J.
Donegan. Olve u call.
Mrs. Itert Mower. Mr. and Mr. Joe
Clark, and Mrs. Loggai wen- over
from Harney Wednesday guests of
relatives and friends In this city
Mrs Kugente Kembold went to
K. K. Purington made a hurried ' 0n,ttr, th, for" Prt of U w,"'k ln
trip to Bend the fore part of this ! -ropany with Mr. and Mrs V. H.
week on business. Staples, where she will visit for a
; short time.
A representative of the V. S. Food j
Administration was looking over this ' THK 1'IHST NATIONAL BANK OF
Held during the week. Bt'RNhV CAPITAL AND si Itl'l.l s
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Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Staples return- j MAKES YOUR f I HAr'K."
ed to their home at Ontario the fore
part of the week after a pleasant
visit with their old time friends in
this city.
Notice to parties who have ordered
wood from me; When you are In need j
of wood please notify me a few days
ln advance and I will take care of
your wants. E. B. BENNETT.
Bert Otis, has been farming the
Howen place during the past couple
of years has gone to Spokane with his
family for the winter. He expects to
return In March to take up active
farm work again.
Nollle Heed has gone to Ontario
for a short visit. His mother, Mrs.
E. B. Reed, and his aunt, Mrs. Dike
Jameson, went out at the same time,
the ladles going on over to Baker for
a visit with their sister, Mrs. Watts.
Mrs. E. J. Catlow Informs The
Times-Herald that they have dispos
ed of their ranch near Henlo to Biggs
& McHade and expect to take their
departure at once for Bend where
they have purchased a drug store and
where they will make I heir home ln
the future.
ACCOUNTS INVTTKI.
Joe Thompson and ("has. Brlttlng
ham, with their fanins and Miss
I.eona Thompson, arrived home Tues
day from their outing spent at Crater
Lake and other mountain resorts.
Homer Heed and family arrived
home last Saturday evening from
their vacation trip to Portland and
other outside points. While absent
i Mr. Heed ordered goods for the drug
i store.
John Oilcrest took his departure
I the first of this week for his Califor-
nla home, going out by way of Iake
I view In company with some friends.
His short visit here was enjoyed by
'his old time friends and they look
forward to another at no distant date.
Andrew Irwin and his children,
Andrew Jr., and Margaret, arrived
home last night from a visit with rel
atives and friends over in Idaho. An
drew Jr. was a sick boy for iulle a
while last spring following the close
of school and he was taken out by
his father to regain his strength. He
is much improved and will he able
to cuter school next month.
Letter Williams was In town from
Silver Creek Wednesday.
I
Trunk 'nwll'leld was over from his
home near Van yesterday.
Farm Loans on Irrigated ranches
- Harney County Abstract Co.
Next to a liberty-bond the best In
vestment you can make Is a college
education for your son. ML Angel
College, St. Benedict, Ore.
W. B. Johnson and H. J Williams
were over from Silver Creek yester
day on some business in connection
with the Cattle and Horsemens As
sociation. Don 'I miss that big patriotic pic
ture nt the Liberty In which (ieral
dine Farrar stars on next Saturday
night "Jean The Woman " It Is a
ten reel production of great merit.
Gregg's shorthand and touch type
writing taught. For particulars call
on or address Mrs. C. B. Mc Council
Hums. Oregon. Term begins Sept.
H. Free tuition to those desiring In
struction to engage In war work.
I lick Noble was In town yesterday
conferring with his friends and con
gratulating himself and every other
loyal citizen of this big democracy
on the success of our boys "over
there."
School Supl. Clark has received
word that an O. A. C. man Is avail
able for the teachers institute which
is to be held here In October. Mr.
J. F. Brumbaugh, head of the de
partment of psychology, will be one
of the Instructors.
Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Oeer arrived
home Thursday evening from Doug
las county where they had been to
bring Mr. (leer's parents back with
them. The Senior (leers were for
merly residents of this community
and still own n farm near Hums.
They found a hearty welcome from
old time friends.
Miss Mary Hendricks Is a guest at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. L I Hlb
bard In this city. The young lady
came up from Portland a couple of
week" ago and has been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Win. (Int., n.-,ir
('rune until this week when she e.mie
up to spend a few days with former
Chool nicies anil old time friends.
Miss Hendricks Is now following
leaching as a profession, she having
graduated from the Monmouth nor
mal two yeurH ago.
Principal Kalston of the Harney
County High School, accompanied by
Mrs. Ralston, arrived here Wednes
day to prepare for the opening of the
school. Mr. Ralston has been en
gaged In war work during the vaca
tion and comes back looking phys
ically fit and ready to "tackle" his
work. However, while In Portland
he visited the local draft board where
he bad registered and submitted him
self to a physical examination and
has been placed in Class 1, therefore
expects he will be called to the col
ors before very long.
Tom Allen Is In town.
Chas. Newell Is In the city.
Slant Tyler was In town the other
day.
O. O. Jctlev was a business vlsl'or
last Wednesday.
B. F. King, the horse buyer, Is here
from Kansas.
Frank Nutley was a business vis
itor during the week.
Building Irf.aiiN and Investments
Harney County Abstract Co.
Mrs. Anna Haines and her daugh
ter wore In th'j city yesterday.
Abstracts of Title Our Specialty.
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Make a real mini of vour son.
Angel College, St He ltd, Ore.
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Horn Sunday, Aug. 1H, to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank King, a daughter.
In the future as in the past, it will
be our aim to servo you. - Harney
County Abstract Co.
For Hub. 4 acres adjoining
Bums. Boa J. J. Donegan.
We write all kinds of fire Insur
ance, if you can't call, Phone us
Hti:t Harney County Absract Co.
loll HALF, Several head or good
milk cows and heifers, also a yonng
bull.. Beef stock.
THKO. FOHCIKH, Crane Ore.
Peter Kgoscue, one of the extensive
sheep men of the Andrews country,
was a business visitor to our city
during the first of the week.
I'HE rIKHT NATIONAL HANK OK
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HAKHN Vol It f SAIK."
AOOOUXTC INVlTl-:i.
Havmond Hlckey came up from the
Denlo section during the week In
company with Harrison drove. Ray
mond will not continue hla studies In
the high school here during the i om
lug year but hopes to be able to enter
the Henson Polytechnic School at
Portland. If not there he will attend
school at Corvallls.
(ieorge Marsilen was thrown from
a horse at his Hear Valley ranch last
Satiinla aflemoon and itiltc sever,.
ly burl. Dr. Griffith was called and
ioiiiiiI the unfortunate young man un
conscious from conciishlon of the
brain but he recovered consciousness
netore the doctor returned and was
on the road to complete recovery.
Fred Gel) rang has been doing his
best to make a farm pay ln the Sunset
Motion for tho past ten years but
this season was ho discouraging that
he decided he would give up that Job
until things were more favorable.
He expects to leave In a short time
for 'Idaho where he will visit for a
while with Johnny Kessler but he has
no definite plans for the future.
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THEIR JOB
"OVER THERE"
Hilt,!
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is not a Job Hoy are accustomed
to. Hut they are -.ticking lo It and
making good.
On i Job In to help men make good
who are stb king to their Jobs over
here.
If you need a hank In any of tho
many ways ., hank rnn help you make
good In lnislnesN, let us show you Just
BOW interested helpful and obliging
we run be.
Harney Eouaiq National Bank
J- Burns . Dretjan
"YOUR M0ME INSTITUTION"
ML Angel College. St. Benedbl.
Ore , will begin Its H2nd year ol edu
cational work Sept. 12, 1818.
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Welt.ns
were amng our visitors from
the fore part of this week.
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At the Liberty Theatre, Wednesday Night
Prolonging Human Life!
In the efFort to lengthen the span of human ex
istence, every available resource in Nature's store
house is utilized. These must be classified and sy.stem
eed and ready for use. This is the work of the
chemist.
The intelligent handling of this vast store of reme
dies, under the direction of your physician, devolves on
Your Druggist
We emplay none but competent graduated pharmacists.
The Rexall Drug Store
HEED BROS.. Prp.
R. J. Williams the pioneer stock
man and rancher of Sliver Creek,
has consented to become a candidate
at the coming election for county
commissioner . Mr. WllllsmH Is one
of the progressive men of this coun
ty who has been a sucecss In a bus
iness way and who has such Judge
ment that his friends feel he will
make an Ideal county cominlHsioner.
He Is a man of high character, stands
well with his neighbors and all his
acquaintance!! and one who will do
his full duty as an officer. Mr. Wil
liams will have the support of a wide
circle of people regardless of parly
affiliations.
Miss Leila Kgll Informs The Times
Herald that her brother Kllsworth
has been recommended to lake the
officers Training courne and is ex
pecting a call soon to Camp Pike,
i Little Hock, Arl.am i.v Kllsworth
formerly attended the high school
'in this city and OiprOMOfl a (letdre
to volunteer In the service of his
country early last spring but oould I
' not go because of not being old !
I enough. As soon as he reached I lit. .
age where Ihey could lake 1, in ho en1
tereil the Hcrvlce In the sebOOlf of
i ttinoriiia and has now heeu reconi
Beaded for promotion Quito a (lis-i
Unction for ho young a boy,
Married WcdneMdiiv, Augunt 21.
jat the home of Mr. and .wrs. W. (J.
Hardwell in this dtv, .lumen Lee W'll-
I Hams and Miss Lefa LaVelle Cain,
Hev W . Hhleldx of the l-renhWer
Ian church performing the ccrcmonv
: Mr. Williams Ih a son of Mr. and Mrs.
II. J. Williams, of Silver Creek, be-
: lug pioneer people highly respected.
i Ills bride formerly resided at Ku
gene hut ban been living on Silver
(reek for the past two years. The
Times-Herald dOSlTW lo join the
many friends In wishing Mr. and Mrs. i ever they decide
WIllianiH a happy and prosperous life , Camp Fire Girls
Dr. W. C. Brown and family are
home from their vacation visit to the
Van country where Ihey were guests
for a time of the Cawlflelds. Dr.
Brown had his face fixed for a deer
but while he says he ate venison It
was not captured by his own gun.
He comes hack to the office fe.llng
rine though, and says he can pull
auy aching tootb that ever grew
without even exerting himself.
R. A. Blanchard, formerly a coun
ty agent in this Mate, stationed at
Kedmond. was In town Wednesday
on his way lo Crane. Mr. Blanchard
now holds the position of Agricul
turist for the Live 8tock State Bank,
to cover In his work. He Is a live
of Portland and has a big territory
young man who believes In progres
sion and Is here to remain for a time
to Mtudy conditions and see if he can
be of any atudstance to the farmers
and stockmen of this county. His
concern holdx considerable stock In
the Crane State Bank and Mr. Blan
chard will make that place bla head
(liiartiTH during his stay Inathls coun
ty, lllanchard wan here lasi Hummer
a one of the xpeakcrs at the Kxper
iinent Station during tint summer
roundup program,
Hev. W. I". Shields, who has been
pastor of the First 1'resbvterlan
church of i In- city for the past Ihree
years, has resigned Ills pastorale and
expeotl to go to another field soine
lime in September. Hev. Shields
hai been all energetic worker since
OOntlDl 10 tills com in nn II. v ami las
covered Ihe country tuns! thoroughly
in his ministerial work. He Iiim been
aggressive and public spirited in ev
ery undertaking and ban won a place
In the hearts of his ( ongregatiou that
will be hard to fill hy another pastor.
However, he feels he has reniuined
here long enough and since Mrs.
Shield's health Is not good here he
Is considering work In a lower alti
tude. The many rrieuds of this es
timable couple wIhIi them well where
to locate The
will miss Mrs.
gpn;
THE
BUYING
POWER
Tne buying power of The Dollar is
not always in the number of
cents it contains
This great Family Store makef 8 specialty f
incivaaing the buying power of your money. We
can do this liecaune
We Buy For Cash
We have no heavy credit bills to pay, and take ad
vantage of all trade discount?.
We Sell on Close Margins of Profit
A reasonable per cent for our trouble and investment
is all we ask of our customers.
We Handle High Class Goods
Every article we huy ia the best possible to be
lor the money.
had
On (Ihhh three buefneee virtues we base our bid for
vour trade
Burns Cash Store
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