TI1H srilINGFlISLD NEWS
THURSDAY, DW'KMIlKIt 2, 1020.
FACE TWO
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We are continually being asked if furniture has lowered in price
or if it is apt to be soon The ABSOLUTE TRUTH is that the wholesale
or factory price of furniture has not lowered a cent nor does there seem s
much probability in the near futureThis statement can be verified by
the United States government report for November. This same report
states that it usually takes a year for a change in manufacturing cost
to be reflected in retail prices.
Of our entire line of home furnishings, including nearly every article
used around a home, the only articles on which there have been a lowered
wholesale price are mattresses, bedding, window shades, draperies, sea
grass furniture and floor coverings.
All these items have been marked down in our stock except floor
coverings The price of these was not definite until now.
We had continually hoped for a reduction in furniture so that you
might more easily secure your Xmas furniture, but since that has not
come, We have decided to do what we can by reducing everything
possible in a (
GREAT PRE-XMAS
HOME FURNISHING SALE
OUR PLAN is to go through every department iri
our store and select absolutely every article which we
can find the slightest reason for a reduction. Broken
lines, discontinued patterns, slow sellers, regardless of
price or value, will go into this sale. The old tag,
marked in. plain figures, will remain and a new sale
tag will go on. There will be a few dressers, beds,
chairs, tables, davenports, buffets, stoves, dishes, cook
ing utensils, in fact nearly anything you want but
only a few in each line so it will pay you to be early.
IN ADDITION
The Largest Rug and Linoleum Sale in
Lane County in Recent Years
Our entire line of rugs and linoleums will go on special sale We
believe this to b the finest assortment ever gathered in Lane county
and we guarantee we will sell rugs and linoleums in this sale as cheap,
or cheaper than they will be for the next year.
CONDITIONS OF SALE
1 Sale begins Monday, Dec. 6, at 7:30 a. m.
2 All Special Sale prices cash only.
3 No exchanges or refunds on sale goods.
4 Free delivery of all goods to any, part, of county.
Special prices to installment customers on application
REMEMBER THE DATE Only a few prices in each line but they will be real bargains
Seize this opportunity to select the right kind of Christmas Gifts from
La n e Co u nty' s Largest Home
Furnishing Stock
WETHEflBEE-WALKEfl FURNITURE COMPANY
NINTH and OAK STREETS
EUGENE, OREGON
BROWN BUILDING
PHONE 824
Your. Teeth
(Ily Hon froctor McGee, M.I). 113.)
8ECOND 8TAOE OF THE DECAY
OF THE TEETH
When Hint sharp little pain warn
you that another tooth Is going, It
i always seems "ho sudden", so uu
I rcusonnhlo sudden, Tlit enuJnel h
j not sensatlve but the dentin that
forma the hotly of tho tooth and fill
all of the space between the enamel
and the nerve, la full of thrill.
Where the enamel and the dentins
meet, the tooth la more sensitive than
at any other place except the nerve;
the teeth are particularly aenaltlre
at the martin of the (urn.
Aa the little bacteria of decay get
further into the dentine, they aend
out ahead along the fibre that ex
tend from the nerve. That la why
the dentist seems to do such a tre-
! roendoua lot of drilling In a cavity.
If he didn't go well beyond the farth
est particle of decay, hla filling
would be a failure.
The decay apreada out underneath
I the enaroei aa the acid produced bv
the bacteria eata away the line that
forma the hard part of the tooth.
This causes the cavity to be larger
usually on the Inside than It Is at
the entrance.
Kood and mucus and a remarkable
line of debris collect In the cavity.
An ab can has nothing on a hollow
tooth. This mesa decomposes and
then the owner of the tooth wonders
why his friends lake n backward
n(.'j) when lit' IhIKh lo them.
Kveit nt this stnue the. tooili tuny
bo saved without th nerve being
destroyed, but It Is rnpldly geitlnjr
to the point where lopg and patient
trout nt will be reiiilrd to keep
It where the Lord Intended It shoull
be.
In the mouth are more than two
hundred different kinds of bacteria.
Most of them thrive upon decaying
food. In addition to in pain and
destruction these cavities cause, they
mix this poisonous mass with evety
bite of food and help wreck the deli
cate machinery of digestion.
We want all the. newt all the time,
our phone number Is two. Call ua a p.
No Collection Agency Em
ployed By Us
A certain collection agency
of Eugene Is at present Bend
ing out bills .for subscriptions
to Tho News of several years
ago.
We want our patrons and
friends to understand that
these bills are NOT for the
present firm publishing The
News. No collection agency
or lawyer Is authorized to col
lect for this firm. These
byis are sent out for a firm
which had The News several
years go and have absolutely
no connection whatever with
the present business.
Charur No. 8941.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
Rsterve District No. IS
First National Bank
At Springfield, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business on
November IS. 19'.'0.
RESOURCES
Louns and discounts. Including relisouu:s
I101.33S.S0
Total frans , 10U33886
Overdrafts, secured, none. unsecured! $216.38
U. 8. Government securities owned:
Deposited to suture circulation (U. S. bonds par
$101,334 86
2131
value)
Pledged to secure postal savings deposits (par value)
1'ledKed as collateral for S.uto or other deposits
or bills payable
6.250 00
1.000.00
8.500.00
Owned and unpledged 2.654 97
Total U. S. Uovernment securities
Other bonds, securities, etc.:
bonds (other than U. S. bonds) pledged to secure
postal savings deposits $ 1,500.00
Bonds and securities (other thun L 8. securities)
pledged as collateral for Stato or other deposits
(postal excluded) or bill, puyable 2C.5O0.00
Securities, other thun V. H. bonds (not Including
slocks), owned and uupledge 71.01329
$ 18.304 97
Tctn bondrt. securities, etc., other than t". S. .
Stock of Federal deserve Hunk (T.O per cent
of Bul.Kc-rli'tk n
v'alui; of bunking house, owned and unincumbered ... $
Fun: It ur and fixtures
Ileal cHtatc owni'i! oilier than bunking house.
Lawful reserve w! u Federal Itoseive Hank
Cash In vault and net amount due from national
bunks
Net amounts due from bnnks, bankers, und trust
companies in the United States .'
Checks on other banks In the sume city or town as
reporting bunk
8,013.25
Total of Items $ 55 ZH0M
Checks on banks located outside of city or town
or reporting bank and other cash Items
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from
V. S. Treasurer
Interest earned but not collected approximate-
on Notea and Dills Receivable not past due (3,000.00)
Total
LIABILITIES
Capita atock paid In
Surplus fund
Undivided profits $
Less current exnense l"-pst. an taxi pald...4
merest and discount collected or credited In ad
vance of maturity anu uOl earned (approximate)
Circulating notea outstanding ..
Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding ,
7.344 84
3,899.80
188.57
Total of Items t
Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject
to Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days):
Individual deposits subject to check
Certificate of depoa't due In less than 30 daya
lotner man ror money borowed)
8tate, county, or other municipal depoalts secured
oy pledge or assets of this bank
188.67
$ U9.0U .29
900 00
8.013 25
2.863.56
28.180 61
20.737.19
53.124.24
2,589.90
640.84
825 96
312 50
337,067 64
I 25,000.00
6.000.00
3,445.04
194.00
6,260.0(1
188.67
$183,686.02
39,669.65
32,188.66
Total of demand deposit! (other than bank de
posits) subject to Reserve $255 644.93
Time deposits aubject to Reserve (payable after 30 '
a ays, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and
postal savlnga):
Certificates of deposit (other than for money bor
rowed)
Postal savings deposits , ..
41,224 00
121.00
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve $ 41,445.00
Total
V $337,067.51
6tate of Oregon, County of Lane, as.:
1, ; uioya 1,. Martin, casnier or the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the aboVe statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
LLOYD C. MAtlTIV Paahlo.
CORRECT Attest: Wm. 0. Hughes, Chaa. L. Scott. J. F. Smith, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th day of November, 1920
, . . FRANK A. DePUE, Notary rubllo forOregon.
My commission expires January 9th, 1924. vregon.
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