HEADLIGHT, NOYEMBER 30. 191Ö
TILLAMOOK
Report of the Condition of the
TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK.
Buy Your
Xmas. Gift
Stamp Boo:;
At Tillamook, in the State of Oregon, at the close of
business, Nov, 17th. 191*
with a
RESOURCES.
Loans ami discounts...................................
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured........
Bondsand warrants..........................................
Stocks anti other securities ........................
Furniture and fixtures...................................
Other real estate owned...............................
Due from banks (not reserve banks) . . .
Due front approved reserve banks...........
Checks and other cash items......................
Exchanges for clearing house....................
Cash on hand.......................................................
Other resources..................................................
Only 20 Shopping Days Luft
P
Suggestions
In Xmas Gifts
from our
cJTkfen’s Shop.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in ................................................. $40,000.00
5,400.00
Surplus fund . ..............................................................
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes
paid.................................................................................
Due to banks and bankers.....................................
Postal savings banks deposits.............................
Individual deposits subject to check.................. i
Demand certificates of deposit.............................
Certified checks ............................................................
Time and Savings Deposits...................................
Other liabilities..............................................................
HAT to buy Him—whether
he be father, brother, friend
fiance, sor or
husband is a
W
problem easily solved in our Men’s
Shop.
Below we give
many useful and
Gifts for Everybody
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Men’s Garters, Lisle and Silk. Per
Pair ............................... 25c. and 5Oc
Men’s Arm
Costliness Has Ceased To Be th<
Virtue of Jewelry
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Today it is a question of ftood quality, design end finish. Our
Merit« Jewelry offers you, for the least possible price, feiits that
ara both stylish and of unusual value.
Gifts for 25c
Flat Pir. , Nc/lclaces; Broochnfl;
Handy Pins; Ear Drops; Rings;
fcJcarf Pins; Cutf Buttons.
Gifts for 50c
Peer! Beads; Collar Pin Sets;
EnnmoJ £ar Pin«; Brooches;
Bai.y Pin Sets: Lingerie Set?;
Jet Bead Necklaces; Link
Cuff Buttons; Scarf Pins; Tie
Clasps.
undoubtedly
help you to decide what to give.
To find ftifts your friends will really vnlue and
appreciate — come to our‘‘Little Puns Shop." Here
/ / you 11 see un endless variety of jewelry novelties. Ri
.7 prop: iate for younfc people and for those who are old
State of Oregon, County of Tillamook, SS.
I, Erwin Harrison, Cashier of the above-named bank, do
solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief. — Erwin Harrison, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of Nov.. 1916.
C. A. McGhee, Notary Public
Mv commission expires Sept. 18th, 1920.
Correct Attest :
Harrison, Carl Haberlach,
Robison, Directors.
M unsing
a partial list of
acceptable gifts
for Men, which will
$409,117.75
Total
RESENT your tilled Stump
Books for redemption as
early as possible- if aot yet
filled we urge voti to secure
the necessary stamps as quick
ly as you can for we anticipate
that the new legislature will
enforce the Trading Stamp
Act passed by the last legisla
ture.
Filled Stamp Books are re-
deemed for $2.00 in Cash or
$2.50 in Merchandise.
Your full book will buy
a handsome gift for man.
woman or child.
Timely
$409,117.75
Total
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Gifts for 75c
in Gift Boxes.
Bands
Per Pair ...................... 25c. and 3Oc
Men's Neck Tics,
New
Each.
. . 50c. to $1.30
Men’s House Slippers,
Frfen'irhip Bracelets; Rcsarlee:
Coat Chains: Neck Pin Sets; Scarr
Pi > b ; French Novelties; Link Cult
Buttons; Baby Pio Sets; Biblloiders.
Patterns.
warm
Per Pair......... $1.25 to $:
comfy.
Men's Pajamas, nice patterns and
colors ........................ $1.25 to $2.50
Gifts for $1 or More
Pendants and Chains; Gold Filled
Beads; Rings; Locket and Chains;
Cold LavalHc”«; Friendatio Brace
lets; Double Vest Chains with Pen«
cils or Kuives.
Men's Combination Sets, Belt, Fob
and Bill Book ........................... $1.50
Shopping From o Million Dollar Stock
With the lenst trouble end the greatest satisfaction, you can
do your Christmas shopping ri&ht bore at our store—choose
Irom nine thousand
shown in our ¿real catalogue.
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Men’s Auto
gifts.
Gloves, useful
Per Pair.......... ........ $2.50 to $3.50
Men’s Sweater Coats. Always Ac
ceptable ................
7] can be made
Men’s
New Patterns
Sz make it
’40 inch Wide
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Report of Condition of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Tillamook, in the State of Oregon, at the close
of business on November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................................................................................. $126,430.46
1,350.66
Overdarfts unsecured ................................................................................
25,000.00
U. S. bonds deposited to sectile circulation (par value) ................
Bonds other than U. S. bonds pledged to secure postal savings
3,043.42
deposits ........................................................................................................
Bonds and securities pledged as collateral for State or other
5,000.00
deposits (postal excluded) or bills payable .....................................
Securities other than U. S. bonds (not including stocks) owned
21,330.68
unpledged ....................................................................................................
900.00
Stock ol Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of subscription........
7,118.73
Furniture and fixtures ................................................................................
Net amount due from approved reserve agents in New York,
1,644.24
Chicago, and St.Louis..............................................................................
Net amount due from approved reserve agents in other reserve
58 491.51
cities........................................................................................ . ....................
554.88
Net amount due from banks and bankers.............................................
406.97
Other checks on banks in the same city or town as reporting bank
1,377.10
Outside checks and other cash items .................................i................
278.60
Fractional currency, nickles, and cents ...............................................
400.00
Notes of other National Banks ...............................................................
24 476.61
Lawful reserve in vault and with Federal Reserve Bank..............
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S.
1,250.00
Treasurer ............................................................... .♦..................................
Total
$279,053.86
LIABILITIES.
$ 25,000.00
Capital stock paid in ...................................................
5,000.00
Surplus fund.......................................................................
$7,376.10
Undivided profits ...........................................................
3 79412
$3,581.98
Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid . .
121.50
Amount reserved for taxes accrued ... ..............
121.50
Amount reserved lor all interest accrued ..............
24,400.00
Circulating notes outstanding
....................
5,519.32
Net amount due to banks and bankers ..................
Demand Deposits
143,003.72
Individual deposits subject to check ......................
4,630.73
Certificates ot deposit due in less than 30 days
105.00
Certified checks .............................................................
1,102.28
Postal savings deposits ............................ . ................
5,000.00
State, countj and other municipal deposits ..........
$ 153,84 1.73
Total demand deposits .................................................
17,885.13
Certificates of deposit ...............................................
Time Deposits (payable alter 30 daysor subjest to 30 days
or more notice):
4 3,3 6 i. 5 6
Other tune deposits
$61,255.69
Total ol lime deposits
$279,053.86
Total
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State of Oregon, County of l’illamook ss:
1. W. I Riechers,cashier ol the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true 10 the best of my knowledge and belief.
W. .1. Riechers, Cashier,
Correct attest: J. C. Holden, 1’. Heiscl, C. .1. Edwards, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 28th day of November, 1916.
Rollic W. W atson, Notary Public.
My commission expires October 29th, 1920.
’’My first husband had much better
"Senator Smuggs has been in pub
sense than you have.”
lic lite a long time, has he not:'”
”1 can’t see it. We were both fool
"Eli y ill'” returned the old codger.
"It is more than 20 years since he ish enough to marry you.”
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done a .ything useful."
"When that man asked you for ser
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She—1 trust. Jack, that our mar ious advice you insisted on lending
riage will not be against your father’s him money."
“Yes." replied Mr. Dustin Stax.
will.
.
He—I hope not, it would be mighty “Sometimes a lift is of more value
than an uplift."
hard for us if he should change it.
$5.50 to $10.00
Bathrobes.
fabrics.
Cozy
.... $5.00 to $12.95
Men’s Traveling Bags,
Black
Brown...............$7.50
to $13.50
or
Wool Finish
Eiderdowns,
75c. and $1.00
Crepes de Chine
$1.75
Bath Robes,
Per Yard.
ELY deep pile warm
d cozy fabrics for
making tip Ladies’ or Chil
dren’s Kitnonas or Bath
robes, Bedroom Slippers, or
Buggy Robes. They come
27 anti 36 inches in width
anti ¡are shown in colors
white, pale blue and red.
Buy Butterick Patterns for
making up these fabrics.
Per Yard.
ULXQUISITEsilk formak-
ing up such dainty
XmasGifts as Boudoir Caps,
Dressing Sacques, Negli
gees,
Brassieres,
Corset
Covers,
Silk
Undergar
ments, as well as for Waists
and Party Dresses for the
Miss or Matron.
All the
favorite pastel shades are
shown. See them today.
For <yVlen or Women.
f ' IFTS worth while !
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Come in heavy wool
finish, size 72 x 88 and in
colors Pale Blue, Dark Red.
Brown, Navy Blue, light
and dark greys and tan with
distinctive designs in vari
ous colors.
Patterns for
making up these robes may
be selected from the But
terick Catalog.
Men's Munsing Union Suits
in white and Bleached Cotton
fleeced. All sizes.
*
$1.00 and $1.25.
Men’s Natural, gray and
white worsted plated Munsing
I uion Suits in all sizes,
$2. 75 to $3. 75
We cat; fit you in any styl e
you wish, whether you are
long or short, stout or slender.
Great Underpricing of
Ladies' New Fall Apparel
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Special Purchase of a prominent manufacturer’s »ample line
of Coats arrived this week and these have been included in
this great Underpricing event. Every New Fall Suit, Coat,
Skirt and Hat in the Store is purchasable for less. Step up on
to the Balcony and see what wonderful economics are possible
by shopping now.
A
Every Trimmed Hat
Reduced in Price.
Handsome Fall Goats
Selling for Less.
$5.(H) New Fall Hats are now - $2.98
$7.50 New Fall Hats are now - $4.45
Other values correspondingly Ked need.
$15.00 New Fall Coats are now - $11.45
$25.00 New Fall Coats are now - $19.85
Other values at equally generous
savings.
Ladies' Fall Suits
at Great Savings.
Ladies' Dress Skirts
Substantially Reduced.
$23.75
$25.00
28 75
35.00
New Fall Suits are now
New Fall Suits are now
New Fall Suits are now
New Fall Suits are now
- $19.85
- $21.65
- 23.75
- 29.00
$7 25
$8.98
10.1X1
15.00
New Dress Skirts are
New Dress Skirts are
New 1 »ress Skirts are
New Dress Skirts are
now $6 29
now $7.98
now, 8.95
now 13.65
^yln Underpricing of
Children's
Fall Coats,
$5.85
For Q_ylctual Values
up to $7.50
IT a SHIONABLE styles and
fabrics are represented in
these splendid Coats for Girls 4 to.
14 years of age. Every Coat shown
is worth from $1.00 to $3.00 more
today than when priced on arrival,
and at the reduced price offered you
an exceptional opportunity for ef
fecting a wonderful saving on the
girls' coats just when the cold sea
son is commencing.
There’s a great variety to choose i
from in both sizes, styles, and fa
brics and we urge you to benefit by
the attractive prices now quoted
on such desirable merchandise..
Every Child’s Coat in the store is
purchasable at a saving, come in
and see what splendid values you
can buy with only a small amount
of money. _________________________
Atom's
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Resolutions of Condolence.
ed in mourning for the perjod of one
month, and that a copy of these reso
W hereas, it has pleased our Heav lutions be given to the children of our
enly Father to remove from our midst deceased brother, and also a copy
brother Frank Severance, therefore, published in the city papers.
Tillamook Lodge, No. 9 4, I. O. O. F.
be it
By committee—S. A.
Brodhead,
Resolved, that in the death of
brother Frank Severance our beloved Roiiie W. Watson, O. G. Swenson.
order has been bereft of a shining
light and the Lodge suffers the loss National Forest Ranges are Heavy
Stock Producers.
of one of its most faithful members,
one who was ever ready to further
That the National Forest ranges in
the best interests of this lodge.
Resolved, that we tender to the Northern Washington arc amonj the
children of cur deceased brother our greatest mutton and beef producers
sincere svmpathy and condolence in of anv open land range in the country
this dark hour of bereavement and is indicated by reports from the
National Forest concern*
command them to the mercies of Him Okanogan
_
who looks with sorrowing eyes on the ing the weights of sheep and cattle
Fatherless, and be it further
shipped from these ranges this year.
Resolved, that the charter be drap- recently received by District Forest-
[ er George H. Ceil, Portland, Ore.
Shipments of the lambs direct from
I these ranges averaged from 92% to
I 95 pounds at the stock yards, while
1 one shipment of Roan Shorthorn-
I Hereford steers averaged tj66 tbs.
I each with the shrinkage off. The
I average of the Okanogan Forest for
top beef this season will exceed 1300
pounds.
The stock growers and the Forest
i Service cooperate through
twelve
i local stock growers associations in
the Okanogan country. The various
problems of the stock business are
threshed out at the association meet
ings, so that each member may prof
it from th» experience of the others.
It is expected that in the near fu-
ture only high grade bulls will be per-
mitted on these ranges. Already a
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number of the associations hate
bought bulls, which are run on the
range, each member paying a service
fee prorated according to the number
of cows he turns out on the range.
The work of the Forest Service in
organizing these local associations
has led to the forming of a county
Stock Growers Assn., with which all
these local associations are affiliated.
The District Forester says that the
Forest Service has been instrumental
in organizing over sixty stock grow
ers associations
in
Oregon and
Washington, which ha-.e been recog
nized under National Forest reputa
tions and are now actively co-oper
ating with the Forest officers in their
efforts
and
range
v..«.,» to better stock
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-- con-
j ditions in the National Forests of the
two states.