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r SOUTHERN ORBGON NEWS REVIEW Bank Announces T he lovely garden and law ns Increased Interest ot th e Will Dodge a n d Henry G aley hom es w ere an ideal set tin g fo r th e closing J u n e p ic n ic , Rate Schedules C h a p te r H o ld s O u td o o r S u p p e r in D o d g e G ard en M R S. M A Y S T R A T T O N P A S S E S F O L L O W IN G LONG IL L N E S S tre a te d w ith one of th e new de terg en ts an d it had m ade t h o w a te r so soft th at th e d u c k feath ers w ere w et and th e duck sunk Theae same m ateria ls can be used in o u r sprays, and then th e spruys w ill w et th e cabbage leaves and. as a result, you cun ge* co n tro l of the aphis. Bluck leaf 40 at th e ra te of 1 tab le spoon ill 2 gallons o f w ater, w hich bus been w e 1 1 treated w ith u .d eterg en t, is the b e s t co n tro l av ailab le In com m er cial cabbage fields, one of the te tra e th y l dusts w ould be the most econom ical co n tro l mea- sure Hot Weather Increases Importance of Proper Lawn and Carden Irrigation L D S C h u r ch C o n fe r e n c e T o B e H eld N e x t S u n d a y An ull day d istrict conference of the C hurch of Jesu s C hrist of the L atter Duy S ain ts Is to be held in A shland n ex t S unday, Ju ly 9 w ith P resid en t G a rd in er from the Mission Home in Sun Francisco as th e chief »peukcr. R epresentatives of t h e Rogue Valley area, w hich includes th e no rth ern C alifo rn ia churches of Y reka and Etna, w ill join in the q u a rte rly conference toget h e r w ith m any officers from a dis tance The first of th e th ree ses sions Is scheduled for 10 a m Mrs M ary Glasgow S tratto n , one of sh lan d ’s w ell know n and T he c u rre n t hot w eath er m akes tin s a very ap p ro p ria te tim e loved leaders in ch u rch and pa to discuss th e w atering of o u r v ario u s gard en crops. How often to trio tic groups, passed a w a y w a te r an d how m uch w a te r to ap ply each tim e, are questions •u p p er of Mt. A shland chapter, quietly* in h er sleep last Friday w hich ca n ’t be an sw ered in a g en e ral way. DAR. last F riday evening. In Increased interest ra te s f o r m orning at the hom e of Miss G enerally speaking, people who w a te r w ith sp rin k lers do not spite of a sm all attendance, the savings account depositors at all , S tella Hays, w here she had been ap ply enough w ater for deep-rooted crops Law ns a n d flow ers nin eteen who participated e n branches of the F irst N ational w ill "do v ery w ell w ith light, freq u en t irrig atio n s, b u t deep-rooted staying. . joyed a delightful cover dish B ank of P o rtla n d becam e ef A lthough she had been i n trees p lan ted in w ell eared-for law ns w ill very often su ffer for su p p er follow ed by an inform al fective Ju ly 1, it w as announc failing health for some m onths, lack of m oisture In o rd er to get aro u n d this, it is d esirab le to evening of visiting an d rem in ed by P resid en t F N B elgrano. Mrs. S tra tto n m aintained an ac, give th ese deep-rooted p lan ts a th o ro u g h so aking about tw ice a iscing. tive interest in every phase of vear The first of these soakings should be ap plied now, and the Hostesses w ere M rs R o s a Jr. D epositors w ill receive l li% life and less than a m onth ago n ex t one should b e applied in ea rly A ugust. The only m ethod to d eterm Galey, Mrs. M argaret Dodge and interest on all savings accounts atten d ed a tree planting at Lith- ine w h e th e r o r not th e soil has befo re tom ato blossom s w i 11 M rs Ja n e Robnson M r s. V incent L anini accom up to an d including $10.000 and la park, w hen Mt. A shland chap ad eq u ate m oisture in it is to stick panied h er tw o g ran d ch ild ren , ter DAR honored h er as a past 1% in terest on any am ount in Mij and Mrs. Lee S chaefer S an d ra und Donald, w hen they In th is d istrict it lias been ob excess of S I0.000 T h e action regent, by dedicating a tree in shovel and dig down. Of course, you w o n 't h av e to dig deep u n til serv ed th at m ost of th e v arieties an d d u u g h ter Hazel Murinn of re tu rn ed to th e ir hom e In I o- . . T o S erve Y ou B est was tak en by the board of di- the m em orial grove. She w as a P endleton have been visiting at you com e to w hat looks l i k e rectors at th e ir re g u la r Ju n e faithful m em ber of the M etho moist soil, but, generally sp ea k th a t we grow h e re w ill sta rt set the C h ester A pplegate ranch on b«'ig. O regon, follow ing a visit on th e ir g ra n d m o th e r’s ranch. REECE ting tom atoes w hen th e m ini m eeting B elgrano stated that dist church and took an active the Dead Indian. ing, this is ju s t a color of m ois m um te m p e ra tu re s s t a y up C A T E R I N G CO . the new ra te w ill apply to both p art in the E astern S tar. May Eliza Glasgow was born tu re and the soil may still be so aro u n d 50 If th e w e ath er th at new' and existing accounts and D istributors M arch 17, 1884 at N iagra. N O dry th a t th e plants can get no w e a re hav in g holds on for a n th a t deposits m ade on o r before w ater from it. The soil m ust ac o th e r week, then th is dropping , . . P ackaged Sandw iches J u ly 10 w ill d raw in terest from and was m arried on O ctober 29. tually feel moist and you should of tom ato blossom s should stop , . . Rich N F la k y P astriea 1903 to W illiam A. S tratto n . Ju ly 1. be able to m ould it if it h as a d b u t if it cools o ff rig h t aw ay , . . Cafe it Groc. S upplies They located in Valley V i e w B elgrano pointed out th at this eq u ate m oisture. , . B ar Snacks th en it m ay co n tin u e u n til we I increase i n interest paym ents w here they farm ed for in o r e Most of o ir crops w ill do best get an o th e r w arm spell than 36 years, later retirin g to to savings depositors m eans an WE CATER TO if irrig atio n s are applied so th e S u fficient irrig ato n should be SPECIA L EVENTS i increase of 50% to t h e sm all A shland w here they lived at top 15 inches to tw o feet of soil ap p lied to these p lan ts to keep 185 G ra n ite street F our chil- depositors w ho a re saving for C all R egue R iver Ph. 282 th e ir security and independence. 1 dren w ere born, th ree sons and 1 is thoroughly wet. One w ay of th em in a good grow ing condi- testing th is is to tak e a pointed ton. an d if you are in a h u rry to The rates of in terest previously- a daughter, w h o died several broom stick and push it into th e paid by the b an k w ere 1% on ! years ago. Mr. S tratto n passed ground. If th e soil is w et t h e h ave these blossom s set on, it can be accom plished by s p ra y the first $5.000 and l2 % on any aw ay in N ovem ber 1949 Mrs. S tratto n is survived by stick should push in very easily ing th e blossom s w ith one of o u r am ount in excess of $5.000 He A NEW By doing th is you can tell how fru it horm ones. T h ere are spec stated th at th e excellent e a rn th ree sons. W illiam G. S tratto n deep y o u r irrig atio n s has pene ial horm ones p u t out for this Billings. M ont., F. C. S tratto n of H A S F I V E BASIC' E L E M E N T S ings of The F irst N ational B ank W a s h in g M a c h in e purpose. They can be obtained of P o rtlan d have m ade it pos- A shland and S ta ff S ergeant A trated. R a p a ir S e r v ic e Som e plants, such as o u r rasp u n d e r v ario u s tra d e nam es in , sible to increase th e in tere st to G. S tratto n of F ort Bragg. N. C.. • EXPERIENCED MANPOW ER tw o brothers. Dr. S. C. G las b erries and B ovsenberries, are o u r local feed an d seed stores savings depositors. It is im p o rtan t th a t these h o r gow’ of Salinas, Calif., and Earl ra th e r shallow -rooted and w hile at • MODERN EQUIPM ENT Deposits at $5,924.594 m ones be used v ery carefu lly ac As of J u n e 30, deposits of $5,- Glasgow of S acram ento, f o u r the fru it is ripening they will cording to directio n s, and • ADEQUATE PARTS STOCK a s 924.594 and loans pf 52.093.938 grandchildren and th re e great do best if irrig atio n s are ap p lied they a re being used in a ra th e r VALLEY grandchildren. freq u en tly to m aintain a high • INTELLIG EN T SUPERVISION . w ere re p o rted for th e A shland R E F R IG E R A T IO N Services w ere held at th e Lit- m osture co ntent in th e su rface I co n cen trated form , nothing ex- 1 branch of The F i r s t N ational • A SENSE of CUSTOMER R ESPO N SIB ILITY AND HARDW ARE B ank of P o rtlan d by G H Wen- w ilier F u n era l h o m e M onday few inches. On light, sandy soil cept th e blossom s s h o u l d be it is d esirab le to irrig ate th ese sp rayed If too m uch sp ray is I M cllvenna of t h e M ethodist j ner. local m anager IM 93 Oak S treet O n J u n e 30. 1949. deposits afternoon w ith the Rev. Robert crops as often as tw o o r th re e applied, th e foliage m ay The*« are the thing* th at count most w ith custom ers. church officiating. In term en t tim es a week. On h eav ier soils b u rn ed ra th e r severely w ere $5.990.724 and loans $1,- S everal T h e tom atoes produced b y was beside h er husband in the this m ay be too often, and i f 912.979. T h a t, are the thing* th at go to m ake up re ally good ca rried to an ex trem e it is rath- th is artific ia l settin g w ill b e USED W ASHERS The F irst N ational B ank of I.O.O.F. cem etery autom otive »ervlce. And they are all available e r easy to drow n th e roots of seedless and they w ill be m uch P o rtlan d , w ith 45 branches, re at CATON S GARAGE. any of o u r b erry plants. m ore su b ject to blossom end rot F or Sale ported J u n e 30 deposits at $478.- A n o th er p lan t we get c o n - th an those w hich a re set nat- REALLY GOOD AUTOM OBILE SERVICE! W . have P arts for Old M aytags and 766.582: loans at $176.256.994 i t __ com plete — on tap for you, at y o u r conven sid erab le in q u iries about is th e u rally . and to tal resources at $518.679.- others ience — at your service. tom ato. At this tim e of y ear the A garden pest th at is needing 679, according to F. N. B e l - buds on tom atoes come i n t o , som e atten tio n now is cabbage P hone 3521 It is to be hoped th a t t h e grano. Jr., president. F o u rth of J u ly profits w ill be bloom , an d th en in a few days aphis. This p resen ts a special o rd in ary sufficient to w a rra n t th e p u r a sw elling ap p ears on th e stem problem b e c a u s e chase of new stre e t b a n n e r s and th e bloom drops off. This is , sp ray s ap plied to cabbage act next year. As an tiq u es o u r ta t freq u en tly attrib u ed to o v er ir- ' very m uch lik e p o u ring w ater tered ensigns ra te d tops, b u t rig atio n A ctually the m oisture ° n ® d u ck ’s back, and as soon as th e ir d ra b lim p folds a d d e d co n ten t of th e soil has practical- y ° u a re th ro u g h sp ray in g t h e nothing to th e cloroful d eco ra ly nothing to do w ith this con- leaves a re dry. A v ery p o p u lar ad in t h e tions. The sam e m ay be said of dition. It has been shown ra th e r (RUkiyou Boulevard and Indiana Street) a m ajo rity of th e flags w hich conclusively t h a t these bios- m agazines a y e a r o r tw o a g o A T THE K L A M A T H JUNCTION w ere displayed along M a i n som s fall o ff when the mini- featu red a duck sin k in g in wat- street. Som e e n te rp risin g club m um te m p e ra tu re s in the m orn- er. th en th e a d v e rtise r ex p lain should instigate a “new flag and ing m ust stay above 60 degrees ed th at the w a te r bad b e e n b a n n e r d riv e” b e f o r e a n o th er GCT A U T O M O B IL E L IA B IL IT Y A N O civic celebration tak es place. PROPERTY DAMAGE IN SU R A N C E - The cooperation of t h e ele m ents, the crow ds an d th e cim- PROTECT Y O U R D R IV E R ’S LICENSE these are the • m ittee in charge re su lted in less p o s t - m ortem re crim in atio n s to show financial security after an outo th an ev er before re co rd e d in rosvftin? ht Injuries or death or dam the an n als of A shland celeb ra BANKING OFFICE« • tions. O nly the w e ary s tre e t and I age to property ef another, may result in the IN THE FIRST * p a rk crew s seem to be su ffe r I of your driver's license. NATIONAL BANK * ing from th e after-effects. It w ill tak e a lot to shock us GROUP gg SAFE — a FARMERS poffey m eets th e re q u ire - a fte r the antics and a ttire o f The U r t i H e tle n e l Sank e f Pec»- • OF alt the financial Responsibility Lowe. A shlanders over th e F o u rth , b u t la n d w ill) 4 5 b ra n c h e . e n d 15 , we did ta k e a second look the afflH afacf b o n *« w ith • 7 a ffi« » . o th er day at the goat follow ing V E R N SO UTH W O RTH Fertland Branchai . close upon h e r o w n er’s h e e l s J U N E 3 0 , 1B SO F a rllo n d M o i" Bronch . dow n th ro u g h th e c e n t e r of 5 1 > th a n d M o c c i.» » S re n .h L . H . G A L L A T IN tow n. U p to w n Branch * RESOURCES A n d speaking of an im als -— * 0 ,1 P o rtlan d Branch a 519 S is k iy o u Ashland Caih in voult and in Federal Ro.ervo Sank......... S 64,554,335.10 H aw th o rn » » a a la r a r d Branch YOUR INTEREST n ev e r h av e th e A shland zoo in U v e .te c b -K e n te n Branch • Du. from Sank........................................................... 38,526,670.36 P hone 2-3821 m ates h ad so m uch con cen trated M e n to v in o Branch » Total Ca.h................................................. »103.OS4.OG5 46 food an d atten tio n as d u rin g the H a U y w a a d -ia c a C ity Branch ON SAVINGS Unifad State. Govarnm.nl Obligation., Direct ond So uth oeit P o rtla n d Branch • p ast w eek. M ost of th em a r e Fully Guaranteed........................................................ 180.057,864 08 I and Boccali Branch . now tak in g th e re st cu re and Slat*. County and Municipal »ond. ond Worront».. 4 6 ,5SS,473.70 INCREASED shunning pean u ts an d popcorn Branch» J Out ofFor Mond • Other Bond, and Sacurilie............................................ 2,423,051.61 for aw hile. O nly the stru ttin g ALBANY SIAN CH Stock in Federal Re.erve Sank....................................... 600,000.00 peacocks still ex h ib it th e sam e ashiand bianch loan, and Di.counl............................. ......................... » , 7 6 ,2 5 6 ,6 9 4 78 astobia bbanch arrogance as they fu r l an d un Accrued lnl.ro.I Receivable............... ........................... 1,077,441. 6 B iN D BBANCH fu rl th e ir fans l i k e Venetian CINTBAL POINT BBANCH Bank Premile., Furniture and Fixture. ond blinds an d scream a t th e ir less CONDON BIANCH Safe 0epo.il Voult..................................................... »,549,»32.70 C O O t BAY BBANCH gaudy neighbors. Really Good Automotive Service CLYDE N. CATON GARAGE Before It's Tee Lete • • • 62 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF P O R T L A N D DID YOU PARTICIPATE ON JULY 1 w ith the h u n d red s of savers of this A ssociation w hen they received th e ir sem i-annual dividends on th eir savings placed w ith us. If you are not one of these lucky persons, why not open an account now and p artic ip a te in the n ext dividend, D ecem ber 31. 1950. C U R R E N T R A T E 3% A ny am ount w ill open an account. All savings accounts insured up to 55000.00 by U nited S tates Savings and Loan Insurance C orporation, W ash ington. D.C. O p en A n A c c o u n t B y M ail T o d a y Jackson County Federal Savings & Loan Ass’n. 126 E. M ain S treet P h o n . 2-6201 M edford. O regon CLASSIFIED NEW DUO FA ST P O C K E T stapler. L ooks lik e a fo u n tain pen. S lip off th e cap a n d its read y to use. Come in an d see how it w orks. S o u th ern O re gon N ews Review. FOR SALE o r TRADE: 18 acres, 6 u n d er T.I.D., m odern 3 bed room hom e. W anted larg er, free w a te r ranch, O regon or C alifornia, M r s . B. Ritter, M ontague. Calif. J29-6-13 I FOR A 15% SAVING on AAA j Auto Insurance, P h o n e D o n S ullivan, O regon S ta te M otor Assn. R epresentativ e, 2-2956 or 2-7672. J l-tf MAASS REAL ESTATE CO. WHEN BUYING OR SELLIN G Homes, acreages, stock ra n ch es, business o p p o rtu n itie s see, A shland B ranch 1089 Siski- y o u Blvd. P hone 2-8481 a n y tim e. tf KODAK FILM S DEVELOPED — F astest service in P o rtlan d and satisfaction guaran teed by P o rtla n d ’s oldest C om pany E ight exposure roll developed and one p rin t each 25c. Two p rin ts each 35c. Rolls w ith m ore th an eight exposures one p rin t each 35c. R e-prints 3c each. Send coin. P o rtlan d F ilm Co., Box 4361X, P o rt land 8, O regon. 5-10tf CHIMNEYS CLEANED - for chim neys vacuum cleaned call W alter W olford. P hone 2- 4486, A shland. C O O U IU I BBANCH IN TIB P B IS I BBANCH FOSSIL BBANCH GIANTS PASS BBANCH GBISHAM BBANCH H IP P N II BBANCH HIUSBOBO BBANCH hood bivib bbanch KLAMATH FALLS Klomoth Fall» Branch South Sixth S tu r t Btonch LA GBANDE BBANCH LAKEVIEW BBANCH M IDFOBD BRANCH M E B B Ill BBANCH MOLALLA BBANCH NEW IEBG BBANCH NOBTH BEND BBANCH < a » • Carlton Slot» ond lo v in g , S o l* # * * • • , Tho First Notional Bank of Lebanon . Bonk of Swool Homo Yamhill Stott I n " * » 34,077,380.01 liability lor latter, of Credit and o. Acceptor En dorter or Maker of Aeceptonee. and Foreign Bill. Affiliated Banks in fh» First National Bank Group Monroo Stole Sonk Slot» Bonk of M olhout Coutdy (O ntarlol M o i.lo n d -S .llw o o d la n k (Portland) Tho Pint Notional » • • * e f Prlnovlllo Id o State Bank d a l,o p County Sank (Soaoldo) Coolidge ond M cClain» (SHyorieal 7,500,000.00 12,500,000 00 14,077,380.01 BESEBVE FOB POSSIBLE LOAN LOSSES. Thi. re.erve it Io apply agoin.t any loan Io.tai that may de velop in the tulure; it ha. not been allocated to any particular loans or type ot loans. (E.labli.hed from earning. — January 1, 1949, through June 30. 1950)....................................................................... . 7 B 4 .5 3 4 .U (Demand .................................................... 334,724,103.52 ) 4 7 1 7 4 4 5B2.O5 D" ° S,TS | Saving, ond T im ................................... 144.042.47« S3 { STAYTON BBANCH THE DALLES BBANCH TILLAMOOK BBANCH U N IO N BBANCH WOODBUBN BBANCH F«r««f Grow« 1,526,243.34 .......... 31 » , 7 4 0 3 > » U ,076,676.66 L IA B IL IT IE S Capital ........................................................................... » S u rp lu .............................................................................. Undivided Profit. .......................................................... Total Capital Fund...................................... NYSSA BBANCH OAKBIDGE BBANCH OBEGON CITY BBANCH FENDLETON BBANCH SALEM BBANCH SHEBMAN COUNTY BBANCH Benton County Slot« Bonk IC o rvo lli.l Philomath Btonch (RhllomoEhl Tho Fit»! Notional Bonk of Cottog, Grovo T h . Fir,t Notional Bonk ef logon» W o ,I Eugono Branch Tho Fire» Notional Sank a t 501 Other Beal E.tate owned............................................... Cutlomer.' liability on Account, of letter, of Credit. Acceptance, ond Endorted » ill............................... Other Retourca............................................................... TOTAL RESOURCES................................... • * . • « # ■ » 6 , g$J 017 68 Interest Received in Advance......................................... Reserve tor Intere.t, Taxes, Etc...................................... Other liobilitie. ............................................................ TOTAL LIABILITIES ................................... 1'394 129 »7 '. y e yoft aa e .,,l^ A V .H Savingt accounts In this bank now ea rn 5 0 */e more interest. Savingt depositors receive 1 '/i % on all savings up to and Including $10,000.00, and 1 % on any amount over $10,000.00. Savingt depotifed on or before July 10 will draw thit increate in interest a t of July 1. Thit applies to both new and existing accounti. More reason than ever why it payt to Save First. »51 »,676,676.69 In a d d itio n to Its 4 5 branches th ro u gh o u t O rego n , 15 a ffilia te d banks w ith 17 offices a re m em bers o f the First N a tio n a l Bank Group DEPOSITS ac The Fir.l National Bank of Portlond and 45 »ranche.............. 17 other Oregon Bonking Office, in the Fir.t National Group >47S,766,312.0» 10 » ,1 1», 16 6 J 6 »5S6.94»,74».21 LOANS AND DISCOUNTS The Fir.t Notional Bank of Portland and 45 tranche.............. 17 other Oregon Banking Office, in the Pint Notional Group a. a. >176,256,994.71 2B.7B1,589.73 »2 0 5.0 3 8 ,3S4.S1 TOTAL RESOURCES The Fir.t Nationol Bank of Portland and 45 Branche.............. 17 other Oregon Banking Office. In the Pir.f National Group e ...» « » » ..« > 518,679,679.99 11 >,77Sf1 11.87 TOTAL RESOURCES ef the 62 BANKING OFFICES In the FIRST NATIONAL .................................................................................... >4»4,4»4,761.B4 NOW IN OUR p p e e a e e e e e e e r ««7N » e e e lE T 'S BUILD OREGON TOGETHER* r« A B ■ e e e e e e e e e e e s M«mk«r F«d«rol D«po«lt I Murane« C«rp«ra»l«a