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«nur milk, I I en» i >(>« im ciiiriaiin.il, I lcf|*|lfMMI 11111110 B, 8 I leuapiiun amlu. Mix In g il her timi pour tuli» p illi. ■* •Mace (lie three- fo u rth * etil* of cru mbs on top litui bake in a uunlrratn oven 'm iti douk. WEEKLY M E N U SUGGESTIONS Ay N il LI. IB M A X W E L L M 'o u tlu u e d fro m h u t « i v k . ) * ii mraufii in* night b« waa Hm-d 1« ballla with tilina«lf, but than at •arty dawn ha s K mk I ua thw tup of K<>u of a Hun bill and farad a aky faintly pink arltb tba warning uf a c«iuln* tan bit darlalun had baaa mada On bit way bark ha mat M»ya nni) Mlaa Haldon. Joyra pounced upon him with a gtiavanca. "Yon haven't told rna yat bnw inurti jroa'ra gulag to glva for tha qrw boa pltal, Mr Klliuany, Ynu ka«w wa'ra leaving tomorrow, and you'll have to darlda at onra It» genermi«. plt-aae Yuu aahl youraalf It waa a g<»»l raua».* 11« sodded agreement. “Tha inoal worthy charity I know. I '» « often won (Jr rad wby anma And raw Carn.-gl» didn't aat tha faahlnn of endowing boapltala by whotoaala They ought to ha fraa to all poor folkt out of haalth. Whan a man la lualng hi« wage« and hla family la arrluiplug hr ought aot to ha facing a thirty dollar a weak hoaplta! charge Yea, fill for tha aaw huapltal. Mlaa Saldon." “ How at rung are you for ItT" Joyce asked, laughing at har newly acquired Amartcaa along “ Mr Verimler h » promised to gt»e uia two dollar« for h fffy ana 1 pan ralaa amoug uty other trleada. Ho don't ha a—a--" “ A tightwad." supplied Moya with a tmlla. Hb* could do a little In the native alang haraelf. Jg-k wept into hi# pocket fur a .neckhook and a fountain pc# lie wrota fur g few gecouda. lure the • hack from the atab, and handed It 1« Joyce. That young woman ga»p»d “ Why—you don't really mean—It'» for twenty-eight tbouaand two hundred and fourteen dollar*.'' aha cried. “And seventeen cent*. I'leeae don't forget that," ha added “Hut—what oA earth do you Meant Jack wwa tonping at Alnya. and ahr (It him with shlalhg ays# la which #*pm "|t‘# a little thank ottering MU fhdtfiiq.” ••fir « “ *e yuu w#r.- r»-~ m.i fr»m tit- luina. I aupiwaa. Httll . . ." "Ilaeauae I'm engaged to be married to the beat woman la the world.” lie cwrac ed , Joyr* whirled upon Moya with In alant divination “ You little wretch, and you never told m e" If !U!aa Itwtfht hud m>t known It herself till tlda moment ah gave tu alga to that effect. “ Wa'ra telling you non. dear," alia explained “ How long hava you be-u cn u cdt Waa It yesterday In the bucketf Jack la ughad “ Nothing to rwamn tic. Wa'ra haan engaged u little le • than half a minute. You get tlie llnd Joy ou having gnu to great a catch. Hlie'a marrying g pauper. you know." “ | think wa'ra vary rich," differed h|a awratheart »hyly. Juyva Imikad from one In the other guapletoualy. “ I haven't a notion what either of you mean, but I know I'm go Ing In hang <>n to thla check. Mi Millionaire l,uii|»*r." Imps nf nitaelilef sparkled In th< hlghgmdcr'» eyea. “ Ihin't forget that Verimler haa to writ# noe fur l* lv i aa much." Mlaa Heldon could -not help laugh Ing “ I'll aea to that. lie's not n welchcr. but . . . I wonder bow he'll look when I tall him." “ Yon ought to tall him aa aoon na you can,” Jock hinted boldly. "Oh, ought IT Did ydu aay you hud heen engage«! In»« Than a minute. jCJImenyt Mot» much will y*u give ntp'ld'fcn down now and tell hint?'' •Tv# nothing left to give except pir gratitude." "Yoq're the tlret man who ever wo» ao ungaltant aa to tell ma he would ba grataful to have me leave film " "I'm the Ural who ever proposed «to another girl In your presence The clrcnmatanee la unusual,“ he Hunt hark gayly “ I didn't hear you proprwe. All you did waa to announce It," she replied »aurMy. “That'» true, too," admit tad Kllmeny. “ WeN, I’m going to pro|Hiae now If It Isn't too late. You may atay If you like." 1 "Thank«, no." Joyce klaaed her trlehd. "1 hope you'll be very happy, f|#ar. I . . . I believe you will." Uayg ahnked on her words. "1 know I ehall. h iy" Mlaa Heldon looked at Jack with ao aspreaalon In which embarrassment and audacity were blended. "I've al ways rather liked your pauper." she con tided aloud to Moya. liar confidence* had their limits She omitted to mention what had Just popped into her mind, that within the fortnight he had propoaed to her too on tha name spot Jgck bowed with exaggerated defer »nee when she shook hands with him lie wna Inst now riding the seventh wav- of hnp’ dm es and felt friendly to , w: -t" «vo-td. " Thanks very much. You're a g o o d «gout. Joyce." "fthod grahtona! What may thnt «1 '«(. ■ •>. *• of vonr \nicrlc:"i , «tie lirok'r nwai ■rtpusly : t«< old from ihiinuh >>itIt tua down the HI 1 T* • "I'm «o tu-Ki tu ciit'd •I» '•a nij : i'vv ... I tie r did for mvself when "You know what I menu. Jack. Wlml ofhw man would hava thrown awuy a amali foriuuo -all ho had— Jam for me}“ • "I can mime our other," sugg-ated Kllmeny "Ned t Out he's n aalnt." "Ami I'm a »inner," her lover re- piled blithely. "You're the »Inner I love, then." They had rt tehi-d a dump of (Ira. Without knowing Imw It happened alia found herself In Illa anua. Tisera Were |>otli (cara and luuutiter In har ayes ao har Ill’S turned »lowly tu navi hla. “Jack, boy. I'm Just the Impides! g lr f nltie.“ A miai like veil of old rose hung nbova the mountain tops. Hand In hand they wait had the rising aim pierce Hu oligli II and flood the (■roteili » of the bills with Hod'* »plcm ■lid rilava--*. It w » a |’*rt of lova'* egoism that all ibi» glory of tha young day attained mi act uio|(*nlmcut to tha song of Joy that pulsed through them latter they fume to enrth and hah* tiled the noti* limi I* Ilo- high»** ntadom of lou r». Thoy fuilll »Ir cua ti»« and If vi ! ip seeing Ilf* through a poetic tifile tj! a* a long ■Ultimar day In which they should ride and work and play l igether At last alt*' rcoo-mticred l.ady Far- uulmr and her mi to luugh. “ We muat go down and toll her at once, Jack.'' lie agreed "Vfv. let's go imck and K !/-v * >>5.0$ ,vì? M ' J- J ( Hf ’V V if \\ , \ f h i II / X i, é Ê L m iRfe p w « n * k "Hod riM.ldng 1« md only wmateful liUt I* n iio-nnce to h e a l t h M r Thomna Oliver. SUNDAY — Breakfast: ’ Ceullarw. omalat. Dinner! Cnffaa la* orsam. tup par: Muah and milk, oak* and taa. MONDAY — Braakfasf! Friad muatl, baked apple*. Oinnari. Lamon tar«, •upper: Junket with oup cak*# T U M O A Y - l m k l . i t : Musk met *«s baeen, *gg# caffe*. Dinner: Veal ataak. bultsrad beat*, »upper: Carr*« salad, WCDNKHDAV— Breakfast: Muffin*, coffs*. Dinner: Brollad ataak, kpanlak potato**, summer squish. Support To mato and cucumber salad. THURSDAY—Breakfast: Chsrrl#«. corn flakes, cream, lltti* sausages. D(nn*r; Rolled ran*« of beat, parsley, potataa* »upper: Hot potato salad. FRIDAY—Breakfast: Fnad parch, corn muffins. Dinner: Eggs and mac aroni baked wrlth cream aauea. Sup. part Salmon salad, rolls, siloed peach*«. SATURDAY— Breakfast: Fried po tato#». ham, toast. Dinner: Meat pla, lamon gelatin. Supper: Stawad prunes^ ccjtaga chess* • Lemon Tart. Oral* off half of Hi« rind of a lemon, cut in lullvc« and remove the pulp. MU this pulp with on» cupful af sugar, a wall beaten egg and the rind. I*ut Into a lined pastry plat* and cov er The tops with *tli|ia of pastry rrlao- rroasod. Hake In a moderate oven. * Carrot Salad. |l*ut through Ilia im-al grinder enough tender carrot* to make a cupful, add a tcaapoonful of grated onion, a hand ful of broken nut meat*, a bit at minced color) and enough good »stad dressing to moisten, tjcrvg oq tenue*. Bpssish Patatos# Holl until tender, drain and pour Into a végétât,!» dish In which buttar and finely minead onions ora mixed. Chop the hot potato until well c <> v « m -(| with Hi* butter and onion. Plenty of blitter will lip'needed to make them taaty. Bruton with salt and * dash of •nyeau#. Iff. I U l . «¥ • • »> * M««S|>»|>»> Onto*.) S c r ip tu ra l T rans/ation* Kvery year scholar» *r» lotting to translate the Bcrlptures into mon- and •till more dialect# Thousands ar* plodding all over the glob* to put the«» translations In the hands of all poo pie# In th# Interior* of distant <YWQ tries, far up th» Aniaaon valla/ pee hap«, or Into darkest Africa, whet's the lllble has never been, colporteurs ar* tramping with thdr pack# Motor car« ar* carrying the Rtble across the desert from liamascos to Bagdad to M hours, a Journey thnt waa once a matter o f atx week*, and by fastest camel post a trip of nine day# Moo ha Mtidgn Oaks— One-ha If cop b u ller, t h r e e f„uH ha tu p brown sugar, H irer-fou rth s cup moluaaea, ontt clip boiled coffee, otic cup seeded ra i«in *, two mid o n e -h a lf cups flour, one tea- apoofi »oda. one teaspoon v a n il la, tw o tahleapoorw cocoa, tw o eg g *. Pu l Ingredients together by crea tiling b u ller and sugar and adding tnolnsaca. Have the c o ffe e a U tile stron ger than fo r table use. and add. Put amia in flour, and add raisin*. Ileal the yolk * arid w hiles o f eg g * separately and add Hake in a m oderale oven. Hue chocolate icin g fo. the cake. i A n gel Cak#— lin e cup w h it«* I o f egira, one cup flour, one and o u r-fo u rth cu p» fine granulated augur, ono teaspoon cream o f tartar, and flavin ing. H eal egg w h ile * till foam y. Add cream o f ta rta r ami heal till s tiff. Add o n e -h a lf o f ilie »ugur, s iftin g it in gradu ally, and beat until gloxsy. Ad,| grad u ally Ike re m aining »u gu r and fla v o rin g . Kift ami fold in Hie flou r, p re viou sly sifted. I hike about AO or 50 m inutes aerot’ijiiig to the thickness. il »1:111 ri,; lo cali III:: m in ," tu' »olilo qnlgcd nlnnit. "W ouhl bave lihit and lìlll, Ivy -love! 'U rn e dealha limile 1 1 1ii> I ni Firn;ubar latcr, fini »he mar- rlsd ih | (iu : l e ..« atitmllern." “ l'vc nlivnj •• fic n glcd I dld." Stic «qilct-iU'd hi» uriu foiidly "lini Itila la ittffrient, lumi ." Kllmcn.i an i Mo.va Ktnpjied. The yuiing iiuin iloffcd hi» RI'II.V fclt fiat unii hoMiil. "Mornln', Lady Facquliup—Loftl Kur- «liilvtir. Wn’vc come tu n»k yoiir pi>r- mlaali<n for our innrringe." "Mia-nln', rvficl». Fancy l'Il liave to refuso It," cut finck Farquhnr. sy#a twinkllng. For Hit» bolrt direct*»»* slsnxcd nnd nmn*sd filo« (OunflnutNl n< \1 vvm 'k.)» llliuhnrh ro o t* thnl « ro d'ifl mid froxen a ru fo rc i i fo r Pine od on a thin layer o f s -il in a dnrk hnaomnnl or «liuti wb«» rn Ihn tempt« rnlnrn ra n g c » . % Thi'jr 1 16 If 1 dtl 1l#frn«a Ihwfw c ivornd with nn inrh iili.ed o r tvvii o r *oil, wc|| aprlnklcd '» *Ili w a ter and IIInvvMl to bear ' nVa. V i l l i ofctialontil -(nrlii Li'"" Ih » atntlr* « r e m arkel «io IH in I I In rh c« iti abolii ' ’ (!_ V ' ’ VI’ » ' tiro nf ('V- I wot’ fo llo n i rj ti ri I i i y nnd b rln g giinil p lic o ». - m ix m m ..... — [ÏTKÏ idneys Act Bad Take Salts •ays Backacbs Often Moan* You | Have Not Boon Drinking Enough Wator TO DARKEN HAIR APPLY SAGE TEA! Y#ungl Bring Back Ita I Natural Color, Gleu and Attract i vrnsss r„ REV ELECTRICS When you wake up with backache and dull misery in the kidney region it may mean you have been eating foods which create acids, says a well-known author ity. An excess of such acids overwork i the kidney« in their effort to filter it from the blood and they become sort of paralyzed and loggy. When your kid neys get siuggi-di and clog you must relieve them, like you relieve your bowels, removing alt the body’s urinous waste, else you have backache, sick headache, dizzy spells; your stomach sou:-, tongue is coated and when the weather is Lad ynu have rheumatic twinges. Tlie urine is cloudy, full of sediment, chant»»>* often get soft, «rater scalds and yt ti are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night. Either consult a good, reliable physi cian at once or get frum your pharma cist about four ounces of J .J Salts; take a tahl- pccnful In a gla«s of water before brenkrast fo ' # few diys and your kidnr>v may then act fuse, This from th acid of fomouv salt’i is # l 8plll|S grapes .nvl frmon j :ice, combined with Ihlih. and ha b-rn *’Sc d for yean to help clean ami cim Til- r!ujrgt*li kid- nc)«. also to rerirjii i ac«P in thj syvtem, so they no lot. - irritate, thus often reKevmg Ujiidrr ■* t* ||fTtCS$r . J"* Salt! i : vc. can not m- jure and makes a delightful, efferves cent Kthh vratrr drink. Drink lots of soft water. By all means have your physician examine your kidneys at least twice a year. WHO ÁRE BUILDERS? J. Haulenbeck Lbr. Co. ,r 'anrtei Opponile S. P. Depot BEAVERTON. OREGON ■ e '.r.r.i'; v’cclares 1 ' v ¿ a ’ t K i s . > ; a c (im e s v a v : • iz.is for a hi; _ U *m :a o .'i c f a uvan. Both the leaves and Seed« of th# ]tm»’>n have medicinal properties The leave« are collected at the time of flowering. ..ml the entire plant Is cut or pulled np and the leave* stripped and dried In the shade. The tense* are polstmou# causing dilation <1 th® pupil of Hi# e^s. and are u»ed prlncl- patty 'h asthma For the collection of the seed», the capsule* should be taken from the plant» when they are quite rtjH'. hut at Ul o f * grrea color. Tbs rapaule* should then ho dried for a few day# when they will burst open and the seeda can be readily shaken »at. These should then be carefully dried. M e a n in g m e . • begautitf yesterday I got ta ll:in g with th«; bunch coming out ar.d rode pa-t my station. BARBEE W at fco confer table, 1 gHtSS, aboard the StudioUdrber S!»op I i An exjiericnccd _ in r . _____ MUli'.KI I.F.H attendance 1 the fru itin g \vt«>(| n f the c: uhi vine tend* to get too fu r troni llic trunk, (lie suckers or vvuler apro Dis may he con vert c j m io stron g hearing wood fo r Ihc foilu w m y yea r by c u llin g I hem back to one o r I w o buds. By thu‘‘ looking fo rw a rd « year in pruning Ihn locntlon o f ihc I c a rin g art a tnnv lie kept in con trol. W e lt* R m L o a f 0#k#— T o geth er cream th ree-fou rtb o f a ru p o f butter and one and o n c -h a lf rtip * o f sugar, add ih re e -fo u rth * o f a cup o f m ilk,’ ihre# cupa o f flo u r alfted with 2 teasp oon * o f linking powder. ¡ a garden «age brewed into a heavy Ua with sulphur *d<>d, wit! (urn W h it# Cakes.— o n e -h a lf gray, atreaked and faded hair beauti H a lf-P o u n d Cak#— 1 cup but cui» fully dark and luxuriant Just a few o f ahortenuig, tw o-lhird* cup j ter. one and th ree-fou rth s cups water, three teaspoon# baking [ «u gu r, two cups flou r sifted 3 applications will pruv* a revelation if Mir hair is fading, streaked or gray, vour ¡pow der, w hites o f two eggs, one , tim e»,* o n e -h a lf tcaapoonful bak Mixir ixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur rcc- at home, though, is trouUcvomc. I teaspoon fla vo rin g, one cup o f ing powder and five eggs. Cream easier way is to get a b.-ttlc of ! granu lated augur two cu p « *of butter, add augar, add e g g s "I Wyeth’* Sage and Sulphur Compound flour, one h a lf t«-aaj»ooii Null. at u time, b eatin g we|| a fte r at any drug »tore *t1 ready i >r r v . ■ . d y ¡Oreain ah orlen in g and sugar »■acb one. Hake in a «lo w oven. Thi* « the old-L e r " - the addition o f oH cr ^t- j togeth er u ntil very lig h t; add V. h it* w ispy, f r l y , ia d ed I is not | w ater very alow ly and beat it i our sinful, we a’ l d G ingerbread— Taki* on r cupful cnrs- youthful S iffu r* fconatantljr; add fla v o rin g ; « f ir By darkening you' nil's jut the flou r, salt and baking New OricHim in«»I h *»*••*, o n e- half ; Sage and Sulphur Comp vr p* cu pfu l o f luellm l lard, one cu p- ! pow der which have been sifted can telL because it d «5 it so naiurSTIy. ful brown sugar, one egg, one togeth er tw ice; fo ld in the boa- ao evenly. You iu.t dampen a ip t « leu w h iles o f # g g «: put spoon-* lablsapootiful g in ger, three cup- or soft lindk with it and draw thu through your hair, taking one small ¡ ful o f buttar into Individual cake strand at a time; by morning att gray I Una and bake in moderate oven hairs have disappeared, and. after an other application or two, your hair be ! "0 to 25 minutes, o r tmke In comes beautifully dark, glossy, soft mod - «h a llo w pan nii.l cut to form liltl# rakea. C over with fruit ! icing, 7 j r ia u iiy S c f V k c ' F ru it Icing --One e g g w hite one ginj o n e -h a lf tablcspoun* o f Bright prospects mark »trs w b e rry , raspberry or other fruit Juice, one and o n e -h a lf the o p t in g oi the new year. cu p « c o n fe e iio n e r’K sugar. Pul The business Lomen is a unbeaten e g g w hite in shallow glow, ior fundanKntal coi.cii- d t«h ; with w ire whip, beat In the su gar n little at a tim e; tions never wtrv sounder. add the fru it Juice and spread During tlie next tw o m ontl's on top o f c a k «« tbousanda w ill need materiaia. J im io n W e e d V a lu a b le have It uut. If ynu like you may go to your room and I'll tackh her alone." " I’d rather go with you.” lie delighted in her nnav. *r. Kliniuhar was taking an early morn Ing alroil, arm In a r i with l.idy Jim, when he caught sight of them. ••l.«ok. H I!" IV th of th« lovers knew how to walk. I.ndy t-'enpihar, iintelilng lie m, thought alia h.u] never He en as tine a pair nf UDIanied human hehnm. In til» aterí venV ih» (ln» fre» swing of tlie hlllman uud the young woman hrv'a»t#d the « ’ope tiddly na a fnlin. The Idi. I hliiun rtiuekled. "You're lieutenant t ic highwayman win«," “ Nooren'-e." *hc retortrfl harply, i*ut with anxiety mault In her frown Just the » nue. lie’s «vado • to tell na he im mu In mUe our tilth iti H to tits rubber * vn." "I hvCevu you’d actually let htm,“ die iu W hi aeurnfltUy. Kr n >011 unt •I' Im. U'g writ the II' ten Not xura Cil Inter 'nr a middle am d » i t I'm h -untidy chll.r» one pretil «, Bul I (vìnti to a hl-hsrnder." • In- .«-If if I can I'arqiilmr ln-dat<i' p ici imi II.“ I j attui •My. ’T W 'uii'i'ihd a tir i vvlm oncrlflced lilb hcrs' lf for il lini' Itentennnt Wl lionl fula o f flou r and o n » tcaapoon- III# w hile# o f 5 eg g s beaten very ful o f » » d a add«d to one cupful « t iff, and I teaspoon v a n illa ; o f b o ilin g «Mater, added at the add I cup o f ohoppad •ry last. Hake in a large pan ( and m ix w ell, bake in a lo a f from fo rty to fifty minute#. I pan 43 minât##. Chocolate Co IT so Oak#— 2 cup* brown augur, two w ell-beaten e g g », I cup butter or lard, < cup cold c o ffe e , | rounding tea spoon »«ala, 3 cups fiou r mixed with one teaspoon each cloves and cinnam on and 2 tablespoon# cocoa, t cup rai#ins. Hake eith er m lo a f or layers. it^ “ W t Must Co Down and Tall Her at Ones, Jack." I ; h^- If ■ F IR S T CLASS W O R K R E A S O N A B LE ' j AT P R I0 E 8 t , E. ALLE N , Local Agent BEAVERTON Charter No. 82 ORE. Rsaerre Pialrict No 1: REPO RT OF CO ND ITIO N OF I he Bank of Beaverton M O TH ER ! At Beaverton, in the S lat« oi Oregon, at th-.' cin e o f business Dee 31. 1924. Household Dept. 1 1. V A L U A B L E HOUSEHOLD R E C IPE S Castor Oil, AND SUG G ESTIO NS RESOURCES Loans .nil discounts, including redis.-ounta shown in item* 2# and SO, if any ............................................... 2. Overdrafts secured and unsecured . . . . 4. Other bonds, warr.ut#and MeuriUes, in elqlitv foreign gov ernment, state, municipal, curporatke *, et -., including those shown iu items 30 and da, if any 5. Stuck in Federal Reserve B a n k ....................................... Hlook A n gel Food Oak#— One cop m ik ar, ono and on o-h u lf oup.* flou r, H neo toaapoona uf 6. b akin g powder, o n e-th ird toa- S. spoun suit. 8 ift to g eth er four 3. oi five tinica. Add grad u ally tw o -th ird * cup bulling m ilk, u 11.' teaspoon \anillu o r lemon fit» - v o rin g and two s tiffly bouton e g g whitoa. prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages o f Constipation Flatulency Diarrhea LuT.yys* lu 111.41 Wind Colic To Sweeten Stomach Regulate Bowels A ids in the assimilation o f Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and ’ OJ 7611.7^ I.0OO00 Banking house $ . ; turritur« and fixtures, Jl.SOd.Ot) 1,500« (a) Lawful reserve with federal n w m bank 2d,030.00 (be) Cash on hand in vault and due from ether buiss/.bankera and truat coni) antes 21,602.6$ Checks on banks outside city or town oi reporting bank and oth«r cash i t e m s ........................................................... j <,¿5.84 Total cosh and due from banka, items 8, 9, , 10 and U* . ^ J48.58ll.62 T o t a l ............................................ Fletcher’s Castoria is a harmless Substitute for Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, Natural Sleep without Opiates » , - Td avoid imitation», always look for the aignatur* of Proven direction« on each package, Phyjiciana everywhar* recommend it We Give Green Trading Stamps ' $502,858.75 LIABILITIES Crumb Cake— M cupa flour, 2 cups sugar, l cup shortening, 16. Capital stock paid i n ....................................... $ 25,000.(10 Mix like piecrust until crumbly. 17. Surplus f u n d ....................................... 8,000.110 . . . , 118 886.23 Hoscrvo % cupful; !o the real 18. (a ) Undivided profits (b) current ex pantos, intsreat and taxes paid 12.217.70 mid 3 eg g s well beaten, 1 oup 6,667.63 19. Reoerved for Uxes, inter, at and depreciation Dividends unpaid 1 , 20 22 . United States D»| mmi U, including postal savings and deposits of U. S. dislMirsing officers 738.40 DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than banks, subject to reserve: Individual deposits subject to check, including deposit* due the State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds 248.476.86 Demand certificates of deposit outstanding . . . . 983.4s Cashier s check* of this bank outstan-img payable on de mand ...................................................... 4,444.99 When you are suffering with rheu- total of demand deposits, other than bank deposits, sub n;aii mi so you ran hardly get around ject to reserve, items 23, 24, 26 , 26 $253,905 33 just vy Red Pepper Rub and you will n o the quickest relief known. T I ME A N D SA VIN G S DEPOSITS, subject to reserve and Nothing has such concentrated, pene- payable on demand or subject to notice: 'in« heat as red peppers. Instant re- 27. Time certificate« of deposit o u t s t a n d in g ............................ —f. JiiH as soon as you apply Red 104,065 26 1‘cpprr Rnh you feel the tingling heat. ¿8. Savings deposits, payable subject to notice . . . " 104,482.73 In three minutes it warms the sore Total ot time an-3 savin .* deposits payable on demand or sub pot tin h I : (. . the ject to notice, item« 27 and 23, . , , $208,547.49 btoud ilaticn, bi < »1 up ll'c rouges- tan»— ic otH Th- inati-m torture • T o t a l .............................................................................' $602 868.76 R wie I' Ruh, made from S T A T E O F OREGON, County o f W a sh in g to n , ««. i cd at any drug ■olcniail) »wear that the above »tut* im*nt I r u uo to the b •»"a ! my knowledge > iic . I N e it for ni«< belief. Hoy Orny, rimhier lumi backache, stiff neck, elusi Almost ä * y B«ribB»i Biol »worn to b*for- m# this l\ \\\ f .-nuire \ .ms 'V "i. lie ..ure to î 11» dny n f Jttnuary, 1925. u k . Dmn«y. yrt Hu i;c«u.iii, " ith the nsme Rowlet I &>-.(> po' s-gr. Directum. K. N\ . (lady, Nulary l ' Ubile. My . iibtl PEPPERS END commission expires Juu. 28, 1928 It is economy to buy our high quality groceries, because you use less than you do of the poor quality, they go farther per pound. Then the purity oi our quality groceries insure# the good health of you and your family. W e keep our stock fresh and we keep it free from dust, and we give you prompt service and low prices. Buy your groceries here. L
