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A n 8 lb. 8og. son, P h ilip Scott,
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w as born to Mr and M rs P h ilip
P itm an a t Yakim a, W ashington,
Ju ne 17. - G randparents are Mr
and Mrs T om Fraser..
M iss P atricia P in kerton h av­
in g finished h er freshm an y e a r at
W illam ette u n iv e rsity returned to
her hom e last w eek end fo r th e
sum m er vacation.
A sm all grass fire im r »edlately
T h e P acific
P ow er & L ig h t
west o f the Joe P eters it rm build- com pany stands ready to assist j
. tags caused b rief exciter lent W ed­ any one m ovin g com bines
or
n esd ay noon. Tex Ir z y k said it oth er tall m achinery under w ire s |
bad sta ffed from a fire he had If a call is put in to th e com pany
in h is sp rin g tooth on sum m erfal- an em ployee w ill come to p reven t
low w est o f the grass land. F our danger from h ittin g the w ires.
o r fiv e acres w ere burned over
W . E. (Bill) M cLachlan has op- 1
zand th e volun teers k e p t it out ened the barber shop in the base­
o f th e w heat.
m ent o f th e Moro H otel and ha3
Mrs W . L . H ayes announces been scrap
iru«-
scrap ing
ing cnins
chins ana
and trim-
¿th a t sh e w ill g iv e a p a rty for m lng h alr for several days. He
ch ildren a t her house at th e fa ir hag t)een a barbe r since 1932. In
grounds
e v e ry
S aturday after- addition to the barber shop he
noon beginning J u ly 8. “ T h ere has
for radio repair ' and J
ELEC TIO N RETURNS—AM ERICAN STYLE . . . la s t as any Amer­
will be gam es” , she says, “stories teRts tul>es free.
ican couple would stt before the radio to gel late rsfiurag on election
Or religious nature and hongs.
M ike M ulick
received
w ord
night, Emperor Hlrohite, the debuakud mikado, aad bto wife, the
TKgre w ill be prizes a n d sur- W ednesday of the death of his • empreea, alt before the radio and gbt the M e e t results of Japan's first
p rises/' B igger chUdren w ill help fath er in W allington, N ew Jersey [ democratic election. They are shewn at the summer palace at
w ith th e sm aller ones. A car w ill and he le ft th a t nigh t for his . Hayama. Returns centlnned all slec h sn night. Bede filed objection
ta k e th e cildren from tow n to the ^ Grne S u rv iv in g are the w idow ,
to results. ’
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fa ir grounds and all m ay come. fiv e daughters and tw o sons.
' A sa E slin ger cam e up from
Glen v ir tu e built a w alk into
Mrs A nnie W illiam s returned
E asie r w e re it to hurl
the
F o rest G rove to spend a few days
- the back door of the C hristian
last w eek from E ugene w h ere rooted m ountain from its base,
E rn
rn est
est and
and scien ce church
here w ith his son,
son, E
W ednesday
to she had been for tw o m onths than force th e yoke of slavery
other relatives. A lth ou gh nearing accOm m odate m em bers of
th at w ith h e i daughter,
Mrs Sadie upon m en determ ined to be free.
90 Mr. E slin ger looks fin e and re- organization.
D unlop and tw in daughters,
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“ T — Southey
tain s his jo v ia « l disposition
T h e Arden Squires,the M arius
p jCn ir trios and W asco cele
A tten d in g the C arl F. P eetz ^ „ m a s
the A rth u r B u ch oltz’, v F1cm c trips and W asco jeie-
FARM S
M em orial program Sunday nigh t
7 X
i L i e r S ayrs
fam ilies bratlon have„ taken m° st o f l,he
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F red erick X i c k S d
on B adger C reek the “ t,ze" r y ° f “ oro 0,11
t a n ' / ’ r 1 F Y O U ’R E 0LD :
were his two uncles,
— i dau picnicKea v i i
s
the Fourth. F a ir w eath er and a '
it’s Time
W h alley w ith his w ife and
F T r i E dna M elaer and daughter X V ^ X y ^ t h " ? W a£ I F Y O U R E YOUNG:
ghter, H arriet,
and J. Benson
W m
W h a lley w ith his w ife and - n . P riscilla, left Monday for Pori- u h r a U W , j w
It's Time to Buy.
Robert, all o f Portland.
visit hsr .
Harold of the season T h e dance Thurs-
G IL E S L . F R E N C H
M r and M rs Neal
F reem an
son in law,
r a
arandqon day ni&ht w as w ell attended.
Real
Estate
Broker— Farm Loans
cam e up from E ugene to spend a M urphy and the new grandson.
w eek w ith his parents, M r and Mr anti Mrs O rval
Thom pson.
Con D avis and C hris T a y lo r T R A V E L E R S IN S U R A N C E < O.
Mrs recently
J a y Freem
an. T h e ironi
elder uic
Free-
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returneo
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recently
/ .were returned
U]
from the coast ,w ere Up from the John Day Wed-
__ i the r G earh
* «v art
. n o new
w cn
s i ’ipr con-
mri- nesday.
m a n s daughter and husband, Mr and
spaper
and M rs W iley of
ar- vention,
«»»vine
w ith
ith Mr
Mr
~ L aG rande —
are stavin
g
w
rived in tim e to spend the F ou rth and Mrs A ndrew Thom pson dur , H arsy Kunsm an, Mr and Mrs
R obert M arvin, Mr and Mrs Ar-
here to m ake it a fam ily p arty. ing Mrs - M
- elzer’s
-
absence.
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tliur C hristianson spent the 4th
M rs E lva B ryan t of Hood R iv ­
— * at G overm ent Sp rin gs.
er cam e Sunday to attend the
C arl P eetz
M emorial
program
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Mr and Mrs G. Douma left Wed-
and to remain a few days w ith
R
eal
n€sday
even in g for P rin eville
friends.
S tart a R aw leigh Business,
rela-
to spend the F ourth w ith
Mr and Mrs K arl Landstrom
» » » » » w » m » » » » n » m m » » w u w w w » n » in w w B H H » n B n m n iiii iiiim H n «m tt
op p ortunity
for
perm anent, lives.
end daughter, Maris, stopped a
profitable w ork. W rite v Raw
few days this w eek to visit w ith
Mrs Mahlon Trace well and
leigh ’s
Dept.
ORG-81-K O ak­
her parents, Mr and Mrs L. L.
35p twin sons came up from Portland
land, California.
Peetz, w hile on their w ay
to
to spend the Fourth with her
Idaho to m ake a land su rve y for M A C ’S W E L D IN G SHOP, W asco, mother.
Mrs Emma Davis at
Oregon. P ortable w eld in g ser-
several weeks. T he Portland of­
,
nr«« Kent,
vice, weld anyplace. Wes Wil­
fice o f the Bureau of A gricu ltu ra l
de’s location. Phone 512. A. D.
Mr and Mrs 1 .ester Conlee came
Econom ics has been closed and the
McConaughy, Wasco.
34-43p home the first of the week from
Laudstrom s are due for another
Wecoma beach where they had
RESOURCES
m ove.
Mr and Mrs Charles Ruggles SAVE 60% Read 4 pocket books gone Friday to witness the long
C ash on H and and D u e from B a n k s .. . . .
• $102,388,082.45
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for 40c Write— Pocket B-zuk.‘ time low tide.
and daughter left W ednesday for
U S. B on d s, in clu d in e U . S. G overnm ent A g e n c i e s 298,913,032.71 1 4 0 1 , 301,695 16
Club of A m erica 1 B ox 2212B—
Nampa, - Idaho, to spend
the
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43,032,176.33
F o u rth of J u ly w ith Mr and Mrs
H ollyw ood - 28 Calif.
37p
M unicipal B onds
Serai Searcy.
Grass Fire Burn
Smail Area of
Peters Land
To our customers,
-
.The O P A
There is no
has now expired.
Government regulation ofclothing prices.
,, O u r prices w ill not be
continue to be based on the
raised.
They w ill
percentages in effect be­
fore the war and permitted by O P A during its life.
GRETA
THE D A L L E S
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION
OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND
AS
Work shirts
Khaki pants
LIA B ILITIE S
C a p i t a l . . . . . . . . .... .................. ....................... .................... ♦
Bath towels
QUEEN SIZE ORANGES . . .
Selm a Rocker, Orange festival
queen, Bartow, F la., finds that tbs
oranges are bigger and better than
ever before. These vitam in packed
fruit look as big as grapefruit.
♦ w .i » M e 3 .z a
4,565,066.00
FIRST N A T IO N A L BANK OF PORTLAND— PORTLAND BRANCHES
u a im
ALBANY
A S H LA N D
A S . )R IA
C H U R C H E S
Moro Community Church
Bible School 10:00 A. M.
BEND
CONDON
COQUILLE
ENTERPRISE
C hurch at 11:00 A . M.
Grass • V7alley Baptist Church
Su n day School 10 a. m.
10:30 a. m. w ill begin the pro­
gram put on b y the children of
the D aily V acation B ible School.
T h is program w ill continue on
into the w orsh ip service. E v e r y
one is urged to attend to Fee w h a t
the children h av e accom plished.
W o rk books w ill be on display.
P ra y e r m eeting, T h u rsd ay 8 p. m.
H ow ard A. Schilling, pastor.
Science
¿¡J wbi L m iiami C -M «AST
R0SI C
ITY BRANC
H
PORTLAND
BRANCH
L IV K T O C K -K IN T O H BRANCH
SOUTHEAST
BRANCH
U N I0 N A N 0 PORTLAND
g y s S R U BRANCH
OTHER ORECON BRANCHES
GOES RIGHT ON K|HING 1 HEM
Christian
iu n c h
M O N T j A V I? U A »S A N C H
FLEAS ^.4 LICE
DDI
w ith
S u b ject of C h ristian I Scien ce
L esson Serm on 11:00 A M.
“ G od”
W ednesday m eetin gs first and
third W ednesdays o f each m onth
include testim onials o f healing.
The reading room in the rear of
the church contains all auth oriz­
ed C hristian Science literatu re
w hich m ay be borrow ed or pur­
chased.
Sunday School 10:00 a jn .
M orning W orship 1 1
m.
Special F a th e r’s- d ay service '
Junior L eagu e at 7 p. m.
FOSSIL
CH AN TS PASS
CRESHAM
HEPPNER
HILLSBORO
HOOD RIVER
K L A M A T H FALLS
LA CRANDE
LA KEVIEW
MARSHFIELD
MEDFORD
MERRILL ,
SAUM
SHERMAN COUNTY.
I STAYTO N
MOLALLA
NEWBERG
NO RTH B IN D
NYSSA
ORECON CITY,
PENDLETON
THE DALLES
TILLA M O O K
U N IO N
W OO DBURN
T h » F i r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k o f P o r t l a n d a r o n in o
FIRST N A T IO N A L B A NK OP C O T T A C I C R O V I
FIRST N A T IO N A L B A N K OP FOREST GROVE
FIRST N A T IO N A L R A NK OP EUGENE
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BANK OF SWEET HOME
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DEPOSITS
P i n t N a t io n a l B a n k o f P o rtla n d a n d 4 0 b r a n d i t a . . . .
9 o th e r O re g o n B an ka a f f ilia t e d w it h F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k o f P o r tla n d . . -
Society
Wasco Methodist Church
Moro Lumber & Fuel
362,526.291
10,500,000.00
8,665,178.03 ♦ 23 ,6 6 5 ,1 7 8 .0 5
’ J ,176,720.29!
R eserv es A llo ca ted for .Taxes, In terest, etc................ .
92,284.52
A ccep ta n ces
. .................................................... *j?
, 251,642.86
In te r e st C o llected In A dvance
V.
258,524.8%
O th er L ia b ilities .................................
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505,594,653.20
D e p o s its (e x c lu s iv e o f reciprocal bank dep osits) •
$531,039,003.79
T O T A L L IA B IL I T IE S
KUIS
ceiling squares
a '
Surplus . . . .............................................................. ................
U n d iv id ed P rofits and R e s e r v e s ......................................
Enameled W are
four foot-six foot
773,161.04
80,186,019.1$
,
450,000.04
•i 2,865,269.98
\
N one
/
92,284.53
’*1,976,47147
In ter est E a r n e d ...................................................................
O ther R esou rces
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T O T A L RESO URC ES
Work sox
all sizes
29, 1946
B ank P rem ises, F urniture and F ix tu r e s ................ .:.y
O th er R eal E s t a t e .................................... ............................
C u stom ers' L ia b ility on A cce p ta n ce s. .............. ........... ij
Broadcloth shorts
FIRTEX
JU NE
O ther B o n d s
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L oan s and D is c o u n ts .......................................................••«j
S to ck in F ed eral R eserve B a n k .......................... .. ••••£ (
For your clothing needs:
Moro Variety & Remedy
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$87,032,85S.O9
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OF PORTLAND
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