Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, December 19, 1907, Image 1

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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, DECEMBER 19, 1907.
No. 27.
fi.jo per year
Condensed Statement of Condition of
Tillamook County Bank,
Of Tillamook City, Oregon,
December 3rd, 1907,
As Reported to the State Bank Examiner:
WHILE LOOKING
RESOURCES.
St 18,818.29
15,556.21
ts and other Securities
2.017.S3
jfts
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...
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4,637.29
I furniture and fixtures
1.090.44
ya/ Estate
.
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-
124.7S4.77
¡sit in other Banks -
24.771.01
Hand
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.
.
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LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock
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-
$30.000.00
Deposits subject to Check -
146.863.80
Demand Certificates of Deposit
6.543.41
Time Certificates of Deposit -
88,825.29
Savings' Accounts -
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14.928.74
Special Deposits
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6/5. 08
Undivided Profits
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3,869.24
$291,645.56
$291,645.56
pnif Discounts
E OF OREGON,
J
I OF TILLAMOOK.
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! for abstracts,
iris about your eyes,
look County Bank notes *
g umbrellasat Sturgeon's.*
alk or jar at Mills' Cash
•
guns just in at
King &
if heatersjust in at King
«
ims and Bacon at Mills’
n. F. E. Norton were in the
By from Woods.
Bss it if you don’t look over
■ King & Smith's.
fr. W. Williams returned to
IAlaska on Wednesday.
Inds of cemetery work in
Granite see D. L. Shrode. *
¡the wet weather King &
Bing lots of paints and oil. *
fcoss and J. W. McMillan
cn Portland on Wednesday.
Hunt and family will leave
by, going to Shaw. Oregon,
raeeing the new dining room
received at Jones & Knud-
CHRISTMAS
GOODS !
Clothing & Overcoats
J. S. Lamar received by Finest ’Xmas. Presents in
the last boat a swell assort­ the city. Cheap.—Lamar’s
ment of Toilet Cases, Postal Drug Store.
Albums and Holly Boxes of Do your banking business with the
Stationery direct from the oldest and strongest bank in Tillamook
East. Call and see them.
County.—Tillamook County Bank. ♦
Albums, toilet sets, boxes, scrap books
and writing books at a discount at Stur­
geon's.
*
Dishes and glass-ware made in Ger­
many, Austria and Japan at King &
Smith's.
*
Remember now is vour opportunity
to get a fine hat for little money at Stur­
geon's.
*
Why leave your horses in the rain
when you can tie them ill Harris’ Tie
Shed for 10 cts.
*
The Equitable Savings & Loan Asso­
ciation pays 5 per cent interest on '‘I”
Stock deposits.
*
Don’t forget to stop at Harris' Feed
Barn, the cheapest place in the city to
keep your team.
*
The time, the place, the store—I’atz’
lafs. The largest stock of fall goods we
have ever carried.
*
Conny Dye has leased the building
next to the Headlight office and will
open up a bakery.
A. J. Harley, J. O. Malley and G. L.
Coppersmith, of Portland, were in the
city on Weduesdav.
Your money is absolutely snfe in the
Equitable Savings & Loan, as all securi­
ties are held by State Authorities. *
For sale, first class mortgages on farm
and city property. See Ralph Acklev,
office opposite Lamar's Drugstore. *
Jacobson & De Haven Co., a corpora
tion, vs. O. R. Turner is a suit fur money
filed in the circuit court on Wednesday.
King & Smith have the,most extensive
lines of Japanese ware tor the Christmas
trade that was ever displayed io Tilla­
mook.
*
Guaranteed Maturity Stock in the
Equitable Savings & Loan Association
is paying a little better than 9 percent
interest.
*
Equitable Savings & Loan is the safest
ai d best investment for either iaboreror
business man. It beats the endowment
policy a mile.
*
Persons wanting shingles in this citv
from the Hadley Russell Shingle Co. can
get them by applying to Geo. F. Zimmer­
man, Tillamook City.
* -
See E. H. Whitnev and carefully ex­
amine into the merits of the Equitable
Savings & Loan Association of Portland.
Keep your money in Oregon.
What more appropriate and accept­
able gift for your bov or girl than one
of our savings books with a credit of a
dollar or more.—Tillamook County
Bank.
«
EK CHRISTMAS GIFTS HERE.
^atomizers in cut glass and dainty china,
tfful goods that will surely delight.
miRRORS.
I have as fine a line of Hand, Triplicate
(having Mirrors as the market affords.
I them in a variety of shapes and finishes,
(range of prices.
CHINA.
■thing you may give in the line of fine
sure to be prized. Every country
Produces nice china is represented in our
t. You will find here full sets and scores
tinty fancy pieces. No better goods can
Kind than we are showing and our prices
e buying easy.
CUASS.
Ie anticipate a heavy trade in cut glass
season and have stocked accordingly. It
be hard to get past our dazzling display
•u’ll be compelled by its great beauty to
e and examine the brilliant jewel-like
:s. Acceptable gifts at any price.
SMOKERS’ GOODS.
Our stock doesn’t include the so-called
Christmas Cigars, but does include our finest
brands in small boxes for Christmas giving.
We have everything else for smokers, too—
Pipes of all kinds, Tobacco and Cigar Jars,
Cigar Cases and Holders, Cigarette Cases
and Holders, Choice Tobaccos, Smoking Sets.
Whatever you select here will please.
STATIONERY.
You’ll make no mistake if you select fine
stationery as a gift for a lady. If you get it
here you are sure to please her, as our papers
are in the latest tints and shapes. Have an
immense showing of beautiful box goods.
fnusieal Instruments,
Cameras,
Shaving Supplies,
heather Goods,
Brushes,
Perfumes, ete.
Clough’s Drug Store,
Tillamook, Oregon.
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Directly frem Brandeger, Kincaid & Wool, the Leading Clothing House in America.
Their shipment has been on the road for two months and the prices will be right,
the styles the latest and the fit guaranteed. Our stock of Hats and Shoes are the best to
select from—and the prices to suit the purse.
I
A Full Line of Oregon All Wool Blankets
A Niee Stock of
paney and Plain Umbrellas,
and many other things useful for
CHRISTIDAS PRESENTS.
TILLAMOOK
OREGON
See the Tillamook Bakery
before buying your Christ­
mas Candies and Nuts.
If you wish to put your money where
it will bring you a good rate of ¡merest
place it with the Equituble Savings &
Load Association.— E. H. Whitnev,
agent.
A special meeting of the school district
is called lor Dec. 27th to levy a special
tax to pay off part of the school debt
and to provide sutticeiit funds to carry
oil the school.
The strength of a financial institution
is in its Capital, its Assets, it Honorable
Record, and the Ability, Character. Ex­
The Tillamook Bakery has
v 's. famous Candy.
Closing out all iron and tin perience and Standing of the Mell who
[on earth, in swell the largest stock of Candies,
\boxes at Lamar’s and Nuts to select from than toys at cost.—Lamar’s Drug conduct its affairs.
A. F. and A. M. No. 57. elected the fol
Store.
any store in town.
•e.
lowing officers' C. W. Talmage, W. M. ;
Carl Haberlach, S. W. ; P W Todd, |.
iiimw?
UKMMHIHI
W. ; Erwin Harrison, Sec. ; Geo. C'ohn,
g Treasurer ; M. V. Stillwell, Tyler,
Ira Latimer's horse on Friday attempt,
I ed tojump the fence, and ns the ground
was slippery the animal failed to do so.
but drove two pickets into its chest,
e are ready for gift buyers or lookers. Our stock of Holiday Goods is now complete
and Veterinary Surgeon Ball was called.
It’s a stock full of the most desirable articles for Christmas or New Year’s giving that
W. G. Dwight, plaintiff, vs. Alex. Mc­
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fhole world affords. When you see the goods you’ll marvel at the high quality and
Nair. defendant, is a suit filed in the cir­
»rices. It has taken us months to select all the different articles here displayed and
cuit court on Tuesday.wherein the plain­
ps not a thing in the whole exhibit but was carefully chosen. We want you to see
tiffclaims that he is the owner of certain
I goods at your earliest opportunity. No trouble to show goods, even if you do not
land, for which McNair has a sheriff's
Io purchase. We believe, though, that you will not delay buying when you have
deed.
A new suit by M. H. Larson vs. Mars­
¡seen our remarkable bargains.
ton Bush anJ others, heirs at law of
Mary Larson, deceased, the previous
POSTAU ALBUMS.
BOOKS.
suit having been dismissed was filed in
A
modern
gift.
We
have
a
large
stock,
| have the most desirable books for gifts
the circuit court on Tuesday. The suit is
■re published. Books for little folks, including about all sizes made. Have them
to reform a deed.
I for boys, books for girls, books for all bound in cloth and leather of different colors.
A lounge in the office ol J. S Stephens
bead. Prices right on all.
caught fire on Tuesday, and Miss Lucile
FOUNTAIN PENS.
We carry the Waterman’s line. It includes
Stephens being in the office at the time,
ATOMIZERS.
she had the presence of mind to drag it
perfect
pens
at
all
prices
from
$1.50
up.
jpeptable gift always for a lady, especial-
out into the stieet, which prevented the
Every
pen
guaranteed.
We
put
them
in
llled with some choice perfume. We
pluce from catching fire.
fancy holiday boxes without extra charge.
CUT
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Take notice that we have just received on the Elmore another shipment of
I I, M. W. Harrison, being first duly sworn, on my oath say that I am President
ihier of the Tillamook County Bank, and that the foregoing is a true and correct
nt of the financial condition of said Bank on December 3rd, 1907.
M. W. HARRISON.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this 12th day of December, 1907.
H. T. BOTTS, Notary Public for Oregon.
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JOTTINGS,
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rrived. 300 Best
¡table for ’Xmas.
- Lamar’s Drug
FOR
The Ladies’ Guild of the Presbyterian Church
will conduct a sale of fancy work and dishes, and
will serve lunch and hot tea and coffee during the
day and evening, on Saturday, December 21st, in
the building next door to Mrs. Sturgeon’s store.
A silver tea set will be auctioned off at 2:30.
■
HOLIDAY SALE
Of China Ware,
Glass Ware,
Crockery and Lamps.
Get prices on Candy, Nuts
and Fruit at the Tillamook
Bakery before buying else­
where.
People who have seen our 'Xmas, assortment of above
lines say that they are the prettiest in town, and the way
they are arranged make selection very easy. No narrow
isles and every thing in reach, should one care to handle
them. No carried over stock. Everything new. Nothing
like them in town and they all go ata reduction of twenty-
five per cent. This means
TEA
We sell tons of poor
stuff; but our name isn't
on it. Go by the name.
Your rrorw returns rmir money if you don't
like Schilling s Best, we pay him.
1-4 off.
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY. ORE.
Come and look the many Bargains over and take
your time at it. You will not be hurried at any time.
By making a small cash payment we will lay away
any article you might select.
Capital Stock ..................... »25.000.
Offer» every facility for «fe banking,
and ».licita your business.
Gommercial. Saving» and Truat De-
partmen ta.
Interest at current rates on checking
accounts.
Our little book, •'Helpful Hint« on
Banking.” explaining bow to do your
banking by mall is ready.
Send for a copy. It’s free for the
asking.
King & Smith Co.,
NEXT DOOR TO P.O. NORTH.
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