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AY, JAJTUA1Y It, 1923
TEMENT OF CONDITION, DECEMBER 29, 1922
e First National Bank
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
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County Clerk Brimhall is on
Bick list this week.
RESOURCES
ns land Discounts
ide, Securities, etc ------- ------------- ---------- -------------
...... ...... —— .....— .......... — —
teS Stales Bonds
lenii Reserve Bank Stock---------- -------------------------
re and Fixtures ___________ _____ _ ____ ____
9 794,136.04
194,016.75
30.200.00
2,250.00
8,000.00
6,149.93
209.655.51
1,250.00
507.27
,tl In hand and due from approved reserve banks
^Kition Fund ____ __________ _ _________________
^■as.-et* --------------------------- ----------------------------------
Total ..
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LIABILITIES
3g
V. pital Stock........ .... -....—...... —
rplus and undivided Profits
g- Hj&Dunts -------------- ------ ------
timtion ..... ..................... .......
■is ---------------------------------
■EK Liabilities .... ...................
Total
«1,246,165.50
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50,000.00
56,939.58
NONE
25,000.00
1,114,106.75
119.17
«1,246,166.50
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OFFICERS
DIRECTORS
CAamb, President
C. J. Edwards. Mgr. Coast Power Co.
. J.|Riechers, Vice Pres, and Mgr. A. W. Bunn, Farmer
John Morgan, Farmer
J. Edwards, Vice President
Henry Rogers, Farmer
A. McGhee, Cashier
B. C. Lamb. Pres. Lamb—Schrader Co
E. Keldson, Assistant Cashier
W. J. Riechera, Vice Pres, and Mgr.
jnry Heisel, Assistant Cashier
C. A. McGhee, Cashier
'he only National Bank tn Tillamook County--member Federal
Reserve System
FAIR ALL AROUND
That's the way we try to price
Everything in the store, fair to the customer
and fair to the store
We make no sensational
low prices—just good, correct values all the time
Items of Interest This Week Are
Royal Club Sweet Potatoes, 3 cans for
Royal Club Shrimp, very tine, per can
Yarmouth, Maine. Corn, 2<»c, per dozen
Wh ite Linen Soap, per box,
Lux, 3 packages for
Fels Naptha Soap, per carton
Sunbrite Clearies, 3 cans for
55C
20C
$2.25
3.40
23C
80c
25c
THE SATISFACTION STORE
ANDERSON
Gerald Stark Is home from college !
Dr. Baals reports the btrth of a
during the holidays.
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
W. T. Oa’.hout made a trip to Beltz. Jan. 9th, and a daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Suter of Long
Fortland last Sunday
Prairie, Jan. 8th.
Rev. Simpson Hamrick was a I’ort-
and
Mr. and Mrs. Huntington
land visitor lasl i eek.
In
their son, who lost their lives
last
Mrs. Lee Yyster was in the city the bridge disaster at Kelso
week, were relatives of Mrs. E. S.
W inesday from Hemlock.
Wright of this city.
Rev. Keating of Bay City was a
There will be a Joint Installation
Tillamook visitor Thursday.
.of the Knights of Pythias and the
Mrs. J. G. Clapsedel of Portland Is Pythian Sisters on Monday, Jan. 15,
the guest of Mrs. E. B. Faxon
at the K. P. hall. Refreshments
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Miss Edith Fletcher visited In and entertainment will be provided.
Hemlock the first of the week.
News was received in this city the
first
of the week of the death at her
Brougton
of
Beaver,
Mrs. G. A.
was in the city Wednesday shop- home in Philomath of Miss Mamie
Henkle. Miss Henkle had been in
;>in g
poor health for some time and little
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Makinster, of hope was entertained for her recov­
Hebo, were in town one day last ery. She was well known here, hav­
week.
ing lived here for several years with
her brother, Roy Henkle. Two sis­
Dr. Hoy reports the birth cf a son ters, Mrs. Frank Merrick and Miss
on
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to Mr. and Mrs. Paris Lamar
Ora Henkle al.:o reside here.
Jan. 5th
Mrs. Frank Heyd received an un­
Dr. Smith reports the birth of
a usual amount of bad news at the be­
son to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jacobs, ginning of the new year when word
January 8th.
was received here of the deaths of
few
returned three close relative within a
Mrs. Hubert O’Dell
weeks
of
each
other.
Christ
Al­
night
from
Carlton
where
Tuesday
theide, a cousin, was
burned
to
she has been visiting.
death in a hotel fire in Mississippi,
G. A. Martin, of the Sunset gar­ Mrs. Wm. Ossman, an aunt, died at
age, left Tuesday afternoon on
a Booneville, Ind., and Henry Carl, a
business trip to Medford.
nephew, was accidently shot while
hunting with a brother in Evansville
. Mrs. Preston Williams returned Ind. Mr. Althelde had a number of
home Thursday after a visit with friends In this city, having been
relatives in Hillsboro.
here at one time on a visit.
John Carroll came in from Port­
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land last week to spend to spend
CLUB CALENDAR
New Year’s day with his family.
The Monday Musical Club will
Thomas B. Watt and George Watt meet next onday at the home of Mrs.
of the Brighton Mills company were E. E. Koch.
in the city on business Tuesday.
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The J. U. G. Club will meet Wed­
Russell Hawkins and H. E. Mor­
gan, superintendent of the mill
at nesday, Jan. 17th, at the home of
Mrs E. D. Allen, with Mrs. Lloyd
Garibaldi, were in town Tuesday.
Edwards assisting.
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The ladles aid of the Methodist
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i church was entertained yesterday
The Harlequin Club will
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afternoon by Mrs. Geo. P. Winslow. tertalned Tuesday, January 16th, at
the home of Mrs. Edwin Boquist.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Downer spent Mrs. Alfred Smith will assist
a week in Portland with Mrs. Dow­ hostess.
ner’s parents, returning last Mon­
day.
Mrs. E. E. Koch and son, Charles,
are in Portland this week visiting
with Mrs. Koch's mother, Mrs. John
Dick.
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The annual meeting f the stock­
holders of the Tillamook County
Bank was held Thursday evening,
January 11th.
The Palm Is now equipped
to
make its own candies. Visitors to
Inspect the candy kitchen are always
welcome—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Reiter of Hills­
boro spent the Christmas weekend
with .Mrs. Reiter's parents, Mr. and
. A. K. Ci.se.
rs. Sam Gr ene ai d daughter
Dolor s, spent last weekend with
Mr. and Mr.:. Geoige Arthur Gilbert -
n in McMinnville.
Mrs. Merrel Smith was operated
on at lhe Shearer Merrick hospital
,'uesday of last week and is reported
as doing veiy nicely.
Fudges, Caramels. 1 afTy, Brittles, Chews-—
all kinds of home made caudy, manufactured
Fres'i for You Daily
Drop around and inspect our Candy Kitchen
Palm Confectionery
Keep Painted Woodwork CLEAN
Clean wooden floors, linoleum,
tile, marble, concrete, with
SAPOLIO
Makes all hou»
cleaning easy.
Ldvernkn
No wa^ta
Evening Preaching Service, 7:«0
Mr*, E. B. Faxon and children re­
turned Wednesday from a visit of to 9 P. M.
Evening subject. The Jerusalem
several days in Portland.
Church.
Mrs. C. Desmond and daughter,
At the close of the evening service
Mrs. Clifford Thomas of Hemlock there will be a beautiful baptismal
were shopping in the city Monday.
service.
The public is invited to worship
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lewis and Mr
and Mrs. Carl Heisel have returned with us. V/e make strangers feel .it
home.
from a week’s visit in Aberdeen
They report a very pleasant trip.
E. O. Hodge formerly operator of
the White House cafe In Garibaldi,
uas opened a restaurant calied tho
"Drum'' in this city
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Himes, who}
nave been visiting here left last
.. eek for Myrtle Creek, where they
will make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fuqua returned the |
first of the week from Willamina
'••here they had been spending the '
holidays with their daughter.
Dr. RobinBon reports the following
births: To Mr. and Mrs. A. H.i
Bondy of Garibaldi, a girl, January)
10th; to Mr. and M tb . J. D. Blaser of
Portland, a girl. Jan. 8th.
of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gerdes,
Sandlake, have recently purchased
the
the J. A. Dawson property In
city and will operate the green
house, Mr. Dawson expects to move
to the v alley soon.
Mr. ¡ nd M.s. Frank Kerrimans
a: .1 da lghter, Frances, and Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Lang, of Portland, Hpent
Christmas at the Bert King home in
this city, visiting with Mrs. Kerri
■.•itis’ mother, Mrs. Emma Perkins.
Dr. Robinson reports the follow-
Ing births: a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Bert M. Douglas of Bay City, j >,.f
30fh. a (laughter to Mr. and Mrs.
is Curl. January 1st : and a son
Mr. and Mrs. Alwin Blum, Jan.
rs. Kuratll made a trip to Port-
■1 lust week expecting to return
Sunday with her daughter,
who has been spending
the
holiday1 in Hillsboro and Portland
with relatives, but owing to the
ti an portatlon conditions they have
been forced to remain in Portland
ASTORIA
lias learned the value of insuring in
the
a HOME COMPANY. Before
fires had ceased burning our
.;d
Justers were on the ground. STOP
AND THINK what it means in the
evi at of loss to get prompt and sat­
isfactory
adjustment.
PACIFIC
STATES FXRE INSURANCE COM-
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PANY gives this service. Let l
us
prove its value to you.
Special attention given to
all
kinds of AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Liability, Bonds, etc.
ROSE J. WILKES, Agent
Tillamook Hotel Lobby
Also resident agent for RELI-
ANCE LIFE INSURANCE COM—
PANY OF PITTSBURGH.
Life, Health and Accident
HAY AND FEED
We can take a limited number of
jorders for fine alfalfa on the basts
of «27.00 Tillamook. Clover liay the
suiiie price. It would appear that
with the shortage of hay In the Wil­
lamette Valley, it would be the part
of wisdom to take care of hay re­
quirements early. Alfalfa is now
being freely sold at «20.00 f. o. b.
cars in Eastern Oregon points, while
valley clover costs «23.00 to «24.00
valley points.
Feed prices remain unchanged.
Our old standby, oats, corn and bar­
ley ,is still «43.00. Farmers wishing
several tons of feed and wishing to
have same taken out of May or June
milk should make arrangements
with the secretary for extended
credit, We have in a car of rolled
barley which we are selling at
«45.00 the ton. Crown Best Patent
flour, «2.25 the sack. Soft wheat
flour, «1.75 ■ack.
sack. Scratch, «2.75
sack for very finest grade. Egg mash
«2.90 sack We are looking for low-
et prices Poilland on mill run soon.
TILLAMOOK COUNTY
CREAMERY ASSN.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
George N. Harness, Pastor
Office in the Church building
Residence 412 4th St.
The Every Man'» Class meets in
the Advent building Just across the
¡treat from the Christian Church, '
rom 10 A. M. to 11 A. M. A spicy '
i ong service for the men Special j
program. The debate between Dr. J.
E. Shearer and Rev. George Harness
will take the place of the Class Les I
-on. Every man is invited U> hear |
this live program.
We have a modern bible school!
and
with plenty of good teacher s
classes. Don't send the little folk ',
t ut come and bring them with you.
Morning Worship and Commun
ion Service, 11 A. M.
Sermon Subject, the Badge
of
Discipleship.
All the Christian Endenv >r Meet
Ings at 6:30 P. M.
Pat»
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Tillamook County Bank
at Tillamook, in the State of Oregon, at close of business Dec. 29, 1923,
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, including rediscounts shown in items 29
an.l 30, if gay
.
«494,251.06
751.96
Overdrafts1 secured and unsecured ..... -...... -....... —-.... ........ ___
Other bonds, warrants and securities, including foreign gov­
ernment, state municipal, corporation, etc., including
those shown in Items 30 and 35. If any ............. ...............
69,990.55
Stocks, securities, claims, liens. Judgments, etc. __________
15,808.97
Furniture and fixtures ... ....... . ...... .................................. —........ .......
6,075.00
5.819.89
Real estate owned other than baukign house
.............. ..... ....
21,084.17
Lawful reserve with federal reserve bank __ _____________
Cash on hand in vault and due from other banks, bankers
and trust companies ... ..............
—--- -------------- —--
42,040.3«
Exchanges for clearing house and items on other banks in
the same city or town as reporting bank_ ____________
3,731.0«
Checks on banks outside city or town of reporting bank and
240.65
other cash items ____ _________ ___ _
Total cash and due fro mbanks, items
11. «67,096.20.
«9.254.78
Interest, taxes and expenses paid .... .........
5,568.16
Other assets, if any ............................. .........
«704,616.57
Total
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in
9 40,000.00
Surplus fund
.............................
Undivided profits, less current expenses, interest, and taxes
10,000.00
42,438.44
Individual deposits subject to check, including deposits due
the State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds 358,180.30
603.13
Demand certificates of deposit outstanding ...............................
Cashier’s checks of this bank outstanding payable on de­
23,393.11
mand .....
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71.45
Certified checks outstanding
Total of demand deposits other than bank deposits, sub—
ject to reserve items 23, 24. 25, 26, «382,247.99.
31,172,39
Time certificates of deposit outstanding ....................... ............
Savings deposits, payable subject to notice
105.335.0Z
Total of time and saving deposits payable on demand or
subject to notice, items 27 and 28, «136.507.41.
5,600.00.
Notes and bills rediscounted with Federal Reserve Bank ....
Notes an dbills rediscounted including bonds or other secur­
ities sold under repurchase agreements with contingent
76,944.95
liabilities .................................... ......................................................
Bills payable with federal reserve b;iuk or with other banks
or trust companies ...............
—....
10. 836.00
41.78
Liabilities other than above, if any ..................................... ..... —
«704,616.57
Total ........ . ............. .............. ...... ..... —
State of Oregon, County of Tillamook, ss.
I, W. F. Nichols, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is true to the best of tny knowledge and
belief.
W. F. NICHOLS, Cashier.
CORRECT—Attest:
JAMES WILLIAMS.
T. W. LYSTER.
WM. MAXWELL,
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Directors.
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Subscribed and swor nto before me this 8th day of Jan. 1928.
A. II. GAYLORD, Notary Public.
My commission expires May 11, 1925
How
Fresh It Is!
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REFORMED
Sunday School at 10 A.. M.
Morulng Worship at 11.
This Is the day for the annual
meeting of the congregation and
the Sunday School and a message for
church members will be given ay the
pastor at this time.
1:30 P. M. Meeting of Sunday
School, Reports and ele tlon of of
livers
2 P. M. Cong egational meeting
Reports and election c >f officers.
Matters pertaining j to th
the welfare of
the church will be di cussed. At
noon social hour and luncheon serv
ed by the ladies of the church. Mem­
bers, in particular, are urged to be
present.
W. G. L1ENKAEMPER, Pastor.
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UNITED BRETHREN
A Homelike Church
W. O. Woolever, Pastor
Rea. 116 East 4th St. Cor. 5th Ave.
Mutual Phone
Sunday School 10 A. M. Classes
for ali ages.
Preaching Services at Tillamook
every Sunday morning at 11 A. M.
Evening services the first and third
Sundays of each month at 7:30 P M.
Preaching services at Beaver
at
3 P. M. and at Pleasant Valley at
8 P. M. the second and fourth Sun­
day uf each month.
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PRESBYTERIAN
8unday School, 10 A. M.
Morning Worship, 11 A. M.
Subject, "Honor of the Church.’’
Evening Worship, 7:30 P. M.
Subject: “The Race We Must All
Run.” Question to be answered:
“What do Protestants Believe?’’
Worship with us.
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Full SALE
It 1« a pleasure to go to
cake-box when you
baked with ROYAL Baking
Powder because it is in tho
nature of a pure Cream or
Tartar Baking Powder to
keep baked foods fresh.
FOR SALE POLAND «HINA PIGS
also car to sell or trade for heavy
team. Writo J. E. Sperry, Barnes -
dale, Oregon.—12t2p
POSTS FOR SALE—Inquire of I!
ron Bradley, Pleasant Valley. 10t4
This means a real economy
and is just one of a hundred
reasons why careful house»
keepers insist upon Royal
Baking Powder. Some others
are:
FC.i SALE,—20 head of high g. ide
Jorsey heifers.
Will freshen in
the sprang. K..rl Steiwer, Jeffer­
son, Oregon.
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FOR SALE—Cordwood. 16 inch body |
fir. «8.50 per cord. Leave orders
at Honey & Hettaaers Grocery. S-‘f
It Contains No Alum
Leaves No Bitter Taste
VAUGHN DUAL AW3 - IIHAV f
anil light weights, with and with­
out olutch.
Prloea reducid Feb
ruary 1st. E. G. Krebs.
lB-tf
FOR RENT
FOR KENT—NEW MODERN
room
house.
¡Inquire
Loonier, Burge Gi ocery.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
at 14 W. 1st St.
8tf.
FOR RENT- MODERN 6 ROC'
bouse with breakfast i.ook ai
washroom. Ap. ly Headil ;h( o’
flee or Barrlck & Hall.
lOtf.
MISCELLANEOUS
IXjST—PAIR OF TOR OIS
glasses, gold bows, tn busines
section of city. Finder return to
Headlight. Reward.—14tl.
WANTED TO BUY
WHEN YOU HAVH CATTLE FOR
sale call Hd. HtxUey, Mutnrl
phon«.
18 tf
FOR SALE- REGISTERED J EIL r.
bull, 4 grade cows, fresh a
coming fresh, can pick from t
herd.
Albert Johnson, Mutual
Phone.— 13t2p.
FAIP GROUNDS F '
Anyone wishing to r
Fair Grounds, c< nsistln,
for pasture purposes ph.
ed bld with the County
Pine, not later than
lanuary loth - Adv. lit’
DAVID HOEIL’O7'
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