PAOB FTVB
T H U R S D A Y JANUARY 6. 1927
TOWN AND VICINITY
OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
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W a rin g M ara—John W arm « of J»»-
par * » » » vlalto r Im re Tu*atl»y.
Naff In— Georg" Neff of Thuraton
waa a local vlaltor Monday.
T ro tte r In— C lin t T ro tte r of W a ll
•rv llte was a vla lie r h«r» Tuvaday,
Hara From Jaaper— Hither Hbelley
resident of Jaaper, waa a vlaltor o -re
Inal Monday.
Ira Oray Mara— Ira Oray of Thurs-
l„ n waa a »tailor bare Tuesday.
Returns From
Hospital— Dorothy
G irard left the hnapltal Saturday
A nderson la V le ite r — Ul< nn Ander- afternoon follow ing an operation.
»on of Ik'Uglaa Gardens spent a part
Posey la V la lto r— It R Fogey, real-
of Tueaday iran»a«'Gn» business here.
dent of Motor Route II. Eugene. waa
Sm ith In T ow n — W. I I Mmlth of a vlaltor here Monday.
Mohawk waa a Hprlti<nt-lil »tailor
Jasper Man In — M L W allace of
Tueaday.
Jaaper apenl a part of Monday In
Vaughn In T ow n — Kd Vausliu of thia city.
* l'am p Crook waa a Mprlngfleld vlaltor
Goes to Loa A ng ela»— It K Andre
Tueaday.
of Springfield la on a bualneaa trip
atrial In Tow n— M ika O riel of to I x m Angeles.
Thural«!» transacted bualneaa In thia
V isit al Albany— M r and Mr». W II-
rlly Tueaday,
¡Ham llawaon vlalted relatlvea and
Stafford Hare— Frank Stafford. real 1 friend» a l Albany on New Year'» Day.
d ea l of the Mohawk district, waa a
bualneaa »la llo r here Tueaday.
H ara From Notl — Z R W llaon.
N o ll realdenl. waa a vlaltor In Ihla
Natron Man Mara— U lru n B ro il of r lly Monday
Natron waa a
Mprlugneld »lallor
W endllng Vlaltoca— M r and Mr».
Tueaday.
A II
Geer of Wendbng »pent a
Vied at Ros»°urg— M r and M rs. <1 part of Monday Iranaactlng bualneaa
H . T urner »lolled frlenda at R oar burg in Mprlngfleld.
over Ihe
week end
H alsey’s tax levy Is ft * m ill», th«
loweal among Linn county cities . Ii
was ft m ill« last year.
Vaeotlon at Salem Mlaa Pauline
M ille r, teacher In the Springfield
arbaola. haa re tu rn e d a fte r ■pending
her vacation a t Malem
Mlaa F ra n -. »
Hodgea alao alalted at Salem during
tba rolWaya
bert.
R eturn« from Portland— Mlaa Doro
Bay H u rt— Garnoud Brockman is
th y Abbott, teacher In the public
arboola, baa returned from Portland nuralng an ugly wound on hla head,
w here aha »tailed bar parent» during received when an ax w ith which he
the holiday»
She alao »tailed at was ru ttin g wood caught on a clothe»
line at hla home Munday.
Lebanon and Hl Helena.
la In ju red — Fred Johnson of Lea-
burg waa treated at a local physic
ian"» ofllce Tueaday for laceration»
received when he fe ll through a w in
dow at hla residence there.
Slater la M arried— Ml»» Fay Spauld
ing la back trom Hood River. where
ahe »pent the holiday».
H e r alater.
Mlaa May Hpauldlng. waa m arried at
the Columbia river city during the
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QUALITY
M EETS
CONFIDENCE
Pilcher’s Department Store
Reo- $ 7 0 , R educed to
and fa m ll)
by fir» F rl
waa attend
»«rvlcoa.
wladow waa blow» 1» sad reports tolc
of brick chlmaeya being blown over
For the firs t tim e In eeveral year»
Y am hill county Is free from all war
rant Indebtedness, the leal warrants
being called la last waek by lli.tuei
P arett. county treasurer
The county
w ill »tart the aew year w ith a clean
slate.
A t a »pedal election held recently,
leas than 20 per cent of Ihe Mt. Helens
regeteretl voter» turned out.
Two
86 W e,t Seventh
ELKS BLDG.
provemeata. were votad down by
to 1 vote.
a I
Spends
Holiday»
Here — M l » »
Pearle Peteraon. »later of Recorder
Iri M. Peterson, »pent the Christm as
holidays at her brother's residence
here. On New Year's eve Recorder
and Mr». Peterson entertain«*! M r.
a n * M r» F. C. Wooten and Miap P -t-
ereoD, a t dinner
Miss Peterson haa
returned to her teaching position a t
M yrtle Point.
Packers and growers o f the Pacific
aorthw eat arlll Jo4n bands In an effort
R eserve D is t r ic t No. IS
to pall the prune industry oat of tbe C h arter No. »»41
R E P O R T O F C O N D IT IO N O F T H B
slump la ta which It has fallen la tbe
laat few years, if plans discussed at
a meettag bald 1» Salem rocenGy are
fin a lly pat tb i u R t
A t Springfield. In tha State o f Oregon, a t the close o t business oa
December 31. 192*
M arita a o Vasgaaa. Mexican laborer
First National Bank
employed by the Southern Pacific
coaapaay. was burned to death at
Fields. M mllaa east of Oakridge, on
the aew Cascade Itae. last Monday.
H e waa said to have ballt a fire 1» a
stave w ith kemeeae.
RESOURCES
Loans end dtoconntn. lnctoding redipeom ta, acceptance» o t o th e r
banka, and foreign h ill* of exchange o r d raft» eold w ith In-
dorsem ent of this b a n k ------------------ ----------------------------------------» ’ ’ ¿¿À ¡T
O verdrafts, secured, none; unsecured, * 1 6 6 .1 1 -------------------------------
to O .lt
U. » . G o v e rn m e n t » » c u riti» » » w e e d ;
Deposited to eecuie circulation <0. 8. bond» par value) *4 .2 6 0 » *
A ll o th er U nited 8tates G overnm ent securities (Including
James H. C o t and w ife observed
premiums. If any) -------- ---------— ------------------------X314.Fl
12,684 .ST
tw o annlvereariee os Y'hriatm aa a*
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T o ta l
121,142.44
th e ir home in M arshfield
T h e y were | o th e r bonds, stocks, securities, etc
5,324 75
m arried la Braidwood. I l l . 50 years r F u u i rn
and
fixture» »6 3*4.76
u i itu
t u re
ir
sn x iv s
26.t28.1T
Real estate owned other than banking house ----------------------- --------
ago and bad lived In Oregon 42 years
18,8*8 2»
L aw ful reserve w ith Federal Reserve B a n k ------ ---------------------------
5 4 * 3 2 61
on Cbrlstm aa day. Both M r. and Mra. Cash In vault and am ount due from national banks -------
711.41
Checks t>n other banks In th e same c ity or to w n iis r «r ° r , *P *
Cox are 73 years ot age.
21364
Redemption fund w ith U . S. T re a e a re r and due fro m U . S. T reasurer
T b e Lane county m arket road fond
» 3 2 9 .5 X J »
T o ta l
produced by a ooe-mlll state tax levy
for 1*27 w ill be greater than in any
L IA B IL IT IE S
other county In the state except M ult
16,040 X
nomah, according to a statem ent re C apital atock paid In ----------------
6 .» O » M
ceived In Kugene from the state high Surplus fund ................ ——---------
2.257 2«
U ndivided profits .........................
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6.250 04
way commission by P. M. Morse, C ircu latin g notes outstanding
822.71
county engineer.
Cashiers checks outstanding -
*822.71
.
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of
above
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The claim submitted to the interior
deposits (o th e r than bank
departm ent by Josephine county, un Demand
to Reserve (deposits payable w ith in 30 d a y * ).
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174,17*4»
der the Oregon-California land grant Individual deposits subject to check .....
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tax refund law has been reduced from c e rtific a te» o f deposit due In lea» than 30 days (other than fo r
IS .518.78
3(10,164 SR to *530.6(4 In the process i
money borrowed ....... ..... ....... .......... - ................. '
State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge or
of adjustm ent and recommended for
28.218.11
assets o f this bank P r surety bond
— - - --—
-.......—
payment in the la tte r sum. Secretary
T o u t o f demand deposits (o th e r than bank deposits)
W ork announced.
to reserve .......- .....- ............ ........ .... • " ;
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Tim e deposit» subject to Reserve <Pa* aW® * £ e r
days, o r subject to 30 days o r more noGce. and
! C e r G flr tte s tT d fp ^ s It (o th e r than for money borrow ed) ---------------
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January
Clearance
SALE
House Dresses
Pilcher’s Department Store
SETH
L A R A W A Y , Successor
A. A. M CDO NALD , M anager
Laraway Building. 966-968 Willamette Street
W H ER E
Q U A LITY
M EET»
CONFIDENCE
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“ the above named hank do solem nly sw ear
m a , the "above .¿ t e m e ’nt Is true to the - t
and belief
Correct Attest: S. M McPhexson. L. K Page. Paul H adley. D irectors.
'Subscribed and sworn before me this 5th day of January,
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R. W S M IT H . N o tary Public for OreRon.
M y commission expires A p ril 19. 1.2 8.
Print
Ladles’ Dresses are going fast. In this lot are dress
values up to $19.75. We have one for you.
12,215 9»
66.084 01
.............. »71.300.00
T o ta l
We cordially Invite you to
come In and see our very
line selection of what Is
new in Prints for Spring.
LADIES’ DRESSES
Our $7.90 Special Purchase
.
SAMUEL FURNITURE & VARIETY STORE
ELKS BLDG.
op»netl attain u n til sp rin g
charter sm eadKents. p erm it..ng the
The Presbyterian « * « * « « • * « • 1 ...u a n c . of »4600 hood, for city lm
That Go Hand
In Hand
With Fashion
$1.49
$ 5 .2 5
and the route Is closed for the w inter
w ith but little prospect of Ite belo»
Spring
Prints--
Pilcher'» Price
$ 4 6 .7 0
C H IF F O N IE R , four large d r a w e e ¡very, grey or
d c a u LAR
$1.00 value Stationery, CLEARANCE P R IC E .
Birthday and Congratulation Cards, value« to 50c. CLEARANCE PRICE
Tally Card», regular 35c doz. Clearance Price
T o ta l of tim e deposits subject to reserve
10« in this lot, values up
to $2.50.
$2.75
$1.98
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ORBON C O M B IN A T IO N R A N G E
Vernonia, waa shot and killed alm oaf'
Instantly by the accidental dlacharg« 1
of a gun In the hands of hla brother
A lvin, last week.
T h e re la now m ore I ban tw o feet 01
anow at the summit of M c K e n z ie pa»» !
8 P E C IA L
for gat», wood or coal, regular $150.00 now reduced to $79.50 completely installed
neat |
Mix of the 21 prisoners In the M ari
on county Jail »»taped last week, in
broad daylight, by digging n hole Io
the north wall of the courthouse and
Cbrlstm aa vacation.
Q illts p ie Haa Naw Job— Don G il
| climbing a plckat fence Tw o o f them
Baby
ken
B am — Mr. and
Mra. lespie, form erly employed In Ihe
were captured Im m ediately a fte r th«
W ayne Y arnell of 620 F »«reel are Mprlngfleld F arm er'» Union »lore, la ! break
the happy parent» of a 7 pound baby buying for the Eugene Grocerymen'a
A duel, declared by companions ol
non. born December SI.
T h e new Association, and alao la handling
the two boys to' have been In fun
com er waa given Ibe name of T hayer work for the office» of the F a rm e r’«
ended fata lly when Jamea Low ary
Colon In Kugene.
Floyd
lfty e a ro ld newsboy, waa shot through
the heart by Bob Moyer. 14. of Pen
dleton. T he »hooting look place neat
Pendleton.
W HERE
C o m p le te 8 1 9 5 0
46
residing
8c ea.
FELT-BASE Floor Covering
39c »q. yd. I U N FIN ISH ED Breakfa»t table
OVAL RUGS. 27x54, regular $4.95, now
$3.95 | and two Chair«
Take advantage of the»4 Extra
Special Saving» at Our S a l e
An election In K lam ath Fall» la»i
week to authorlxe u levy of *60.7«
over the ft per cent lim itatio n for city
purpose* carried by a vote of 262 u
22.
CLEARANCE OF A LU M IN U M and Granite Ware, value» to 25c, now
Simmons Bed, Spring - Mattress Oomestic Electric Portable sewing Mach e
are boys and *37 girls.
Carrick.
15c
.... 15c
.... 89c
EXTRA
Oregon City »chool cenaua of 1*2«
Just completed, »how» 1 *2 * c h lld re i
of school age In the city, 983 of whoir |
Rupert
Cedar Polish, regular 50c. now ..................
1®c 50 W att Light Globes
Water Glasee», regular 10c, now
5c ea. Cup and Saucer
Pillows, regular $1.98 pr., now
$1.48 pr. i 1’/ 2 qt. Double Boiler
4 Lb. Full Size Comforter, regular $3.50, Clearance Price
White Crochet Bed-spreads, double site, very Special
Hatum'a population Is estim ated i ' i
26,750. baaed on public u tility connec
tion» and other record».
To enroorage tha growlag of alfalfa
Vlalt Mara From P o rtla n d — M r. and;
Mra. E
0
Jarvla and daughter. I la l « a e eoanty. tha Kugana Farm
Betty Jan*, of Portland, were vlaltors i are* cream ery has anaconced that II
over Ihe week-end a t the realdenr«-1 w ill a ril Grim m a lfa lfa aa»4 a t cost t<
all farm ers who daalra to try It M
of Dr and Mrs. Eugene Neater.
a forage crop.
Vtstts Lam bert Memo— Mra. Roy
Owe of tba worst w lefts of tha yea«
W h ile , of Portland, arrived Ihla weak
swept over L a Oraade last week
Io visit for a f r w day» at the real-
Oasta wars »over» aaoagh to caaa<
dears of M r and Mr». W illia m L am some damage
A large plate glasi
yesterday.
SAMUEL FURNITURE & VARIETY STORE
Brief Resume of Happenings o’
the Week Collected for
Ocr Readers.
Movo to Portland— M r and M r». J
pled by Rev. W. F Shield»
V is it From N e tl— Mr. and Mrs. | C. Cragban have moved Io Portland. '
at W allow a waa destroyed
Ham Montgom ery of N o ll ware visit- They have been living at 147 K i
day Bight white the fam ily
street.
ora la ibla city Munday.
lag Christm as ava oharch
Thurston Man In—ile o rg e W illia m
of Tboralon waa in loam on buoloeaa
JANUAR Y CLEARANCE at
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The Greatest Value-Giving
« Event Ever Inaugurated in
ll Eugene
ARE WE SCARED?
Does the view you N O W have of 1927 F R IG H T E N YO U ?
Are you looking into the future w ith a happy, fearlees^m md or
does the year ahead fill your soul w ith a vague uneasiness
Or does the first day of th e year seem Just "h e any. O T H E R day
you meet? A ll of which is none of my business but I have a h t
an idea th a t may or may N O T affect you
H -re It i.
F R IG H T tN tu i
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im properly digested food!
• Cl Do’ V o u r« H z .ar.yhat W E H E R E in T H IS store have the m a te ria l.
t0 “ r ’ Td’ yt ^ . J t o T t h ? « t o ^ ' g j m
Could t do better than ,o . w -
perfect condition?
Is T H IS as good as w ishing you
•H A P P Y N E W YE A R ?"
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Just when wardrobes and household stocks
ol linen and betiding need repleiitishlug comes
the great January Clearance Sale. Throughout
the Store, stocks have been cleared and prices
greatly reduced.
Bed Linens. Table Linens.
Towels, Women's and Children's Apparel, Men s
and Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings, Piece
Goods, Footwear. Hardware, Household Goods.
• It will pay you to think ahead of your household
and personal needs and take full advantage of
these low prices. Comes at the opening of this
Sale while stocks are at their best. Discover
for yourself the many splendid values.
u m t to make your N ew Y e a r a
physical self be made
.c P U T V 0 U R 8 E L F ,n
Tubercular Germs and
Cod Liver Oil!
Science has found th a t a
iibereular Germ leads a heck
’ a life In Cott L iv e r O il! The
germ which can be froxen in
a cake of ice Csr slx nlon,hs
at a stretch. cA i be holiest for
several hours and S T IL L L IV E
turns up Its toes and checks
O U T when it meets up w ith
Cod c,lver O il! W hy not Agger
on takin g ten bottles of Pens-
• la r Cod L iv e r O il In 19277
i
The Triumphant
“ Cold Germ”
I t and Christopher Columbus
had the same general amhl-
tion They both craved strange
te rrito ry ! When a cold Germ
gets this ''w anderlust,” Its main
Idea is to seek the nose or
mouth of a w of us poor m o rt
als and stroll in! I f we have
used Boroseptine in the m orn
ing this arrogant, uppity germ
seeks some O T H E R territo ry
to raise« In !
Can we say any
M ORE?
KE TEL’S DRUG STORE