The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 21, 1917, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
STATEMENT. * l>
Of the CoudiSioa of tlie Farmers and
Merchants' Bank, Located at Little *
Mountain, S. Cm at the Close of Busi- ;
ness $ept, 11, m:.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $84,258.91 L
Overdrafts 3i0.ol 0
Bonds and stocks owned by i E
by bank 3,000,. J
Furniture and fixtures 1,581.11 0
Banking "house 1,806.9*3 ^
Due from banks and bank- i
ers 4,oS0."3 C
? Currency 2,362.") G
Gold 7. j i Sj
' Silver and other minor coin 411.4 j
Total $98,349.-5
T T i T-ITT TT>TT?d | ?
LtlA-Di-Lii j Lj
Capital stock paid in $20,000.00 Si
Surplus fund 6,000.00 ; k"
Undivided profits, less cur- 1
rent expenses and taxes ! ^
paid 1,955. 5 ^
Dividends unpaid 10.00 .
Individual deposits \ c
subject to check $34,733.73 ! g?
Time Certificates : tj
k of deposit 15,434.04
b - Cashier's Checks 215.83 50,$85.60 Cj
Bills payable including Certificates
for money t>orrow- )
ed 2$,$00.0 ;
]* > ; ? S-]
Total T.. 498,349.15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. j ^
County of Newberry.?ss. j W]
Before me came W. A. Counts, cash- ( ab
| ier of the above named bank, who, be-: tn
\ ing duly sworn, says that the abore | by
and (foregoing statement is a true eon- J
dition of said bank, as shown by the th
i books of said bank. W. A. Counts.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
^ this l?th day of Sept.. 1917. <cc
J. B. Lat&an,
Maglttraie.
Correct?Attest:
J. JM. Sease, / ?
J. B. Derrick, , Bi
J. K. Derrick,
# Direclor?. Oi
STATgMEXT
Of the Conditio*! of The dewberry
Sayings Bank, located at Newberry, ^
S. C* at the Close of Business Sept
11, 1917. . iFl
Resources. ! R.
Loans and discounts $163,723.*$ ^
Overdraft 3,089. $
Bonds and stocks owned br qj
the bank 4,327. 1 g.
Furniture and fixtures 3.529.00 j
Other real estate owned .. 20,986.60,
Due from banks and bankers
.. 16,761.'.} ^
'Currency 6,287.09
eoid 160.0 U3
Silver and other minor coin 2.605.5
Checks and cash items ..... 329.1
: D
Total $221,799.0 ^
Liabilities. ! lE
Capital stock paid in $ 50,000,00;
Surplus fund 12.500.00 j |
^ c
t Undivided profits, less cur- ^
rent expenses and taxes ! R.
paid ...... N 3,896.19
i Dividends unpaid 59.59
I Individual deposits subject
F to check 53,704.30 - i
I Covincci rt#?nosits 101 630.17 ! ^
> o~ ^
Cashier's checks ... 8.98 155.343. >
f 1
t Total .' $221,799.0'of
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, du
County of Newberry. fQ
Before me came E. A. Griffin, '^snier tj{
of the above named bank, wno. being oc
/ duly sworn, says that the above and
foregoing statement is a true condition
of said bank, as shown by the ^
books of said bank.
E. A. GRIFFIN.
Sworn to before me this 19th day C(
Sept., 1917.
(L. S.) B. A. DOM1NICK,
Notary Public for S. C.
Correct?Attest:
JAMES McINTOSH,
C. E. Summer,
R. McC. HOLMES, pj
T^ractora.
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HAPPIEST UTS 13 a tc
COLUMBIA, HE SAY5! it
i r _ _ ! a;
f Health Restored bf Tltona XSIfer AH,
Other ATedleSnes Failed?Feels j j
l'onng Affflin ] is
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"I am the happiest man In Colun> "
t v<
bia today and I want to tell the pub i
! ai
lie its ali because of what this VitoEa ^
has done for me." said John Wesley
G&v. Mr. Gay ifves at 2229 Laurel ,
,, . d<
street, and is a well known coaca
01
carpenter for the Southern Railway. 1
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"I never spent money to better a& ^
vantage in my life than when I bougie
*' v?? /^nntiniif>d. "for it over
V 1LUUU, uv
came troubles that had been pulliD^
me down for Hie past" three or four P<
ts
years. I had serfous kidney trout>:a
, which brought on rheumatism and I j
' had an awful time of it. My stomach
was also in bad condition. I had H3
Appetite, was nervous and couftln't.ai
sleep well. I had pains !n my aid#*, I*
ifcculders and neck, and my eonditic*
became so bad it was all I could A3 ,
tf stay Oft my job. I tried all ri
JneiiUes ??< Wfi uWBr Widt& t #i
it
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STATK3IENT
f The Condition oi The Commercial
JJanii, Located at Newberry, S. C.,
at the close of Business sept II
1917. i
Resources.
oans and Discounts $6S0 209.0
verdrafts 2,9S8.9
onds and Stocks ovwied
by the Bank 30,000.0
tlier Real Estate Owned . 18,270.25
ue from Banks and Bankers
81,251.5
urency 10,706.0
* - in?
OJti
ilver and other minor co!n 979. 7;
hecks and Cash Items 77.7
Total $824,698.5
Liabilities.
ipitai Stock Paid hi $50,000.00
lrulus Fund . 50,000.00
tidivided Profits, less Current
Expenses and Taxes
paid 36,144.5
ue to Banks and Bankers. 1,912.2
ividends unpaid 1,771.0
dividual Deposits
Jubject to check $201,695.88
ivings Deposits . 477,466.47
me certificates of
deposit 5,292.70
ishier's Checks 415.73 ;
: , ?684,870.c)
* ->"" * ?. ' ,
J
Total $$24,698.5 '
rATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Newberry?ss. , I
Before me came J. Y. McFall j
ishier of the above named bank,:
10 being duly sworn, says that the
ore and foregoing; statement is a
ue condition of said bank, as shows
' the books of said bank.
J. Y. McF*li. |
Sworn to and subscribed before me
is 17th day of Sept., 1917.
R. L. TARRANT.
Notary ruDii* ror ?. u.;
>reet Attest:
JNO. M. KINARD,
Z. F. WRIGHT,
G. B. MAYER,
Directors.
ink ?. 281.
STATEMENT
the condition of the Bank of Po.
maria, loeated at Pomuria* S. C., at
the elcse of business, Sept 11, 1917.!
RESOURCES.
>ans and discounts .... $ 69,970.24;
rerdrafts 475.18 ; I
lrniture and fixtures 1,984.0*3 !
inking house 1,238.50
Lie from banks and bankers
7,104.06
irrency 1,222.00 I
Iver and other minor coin 251.97 I
i
Total $82,246.01!
LIABILITIES.
tpital stock paid in $15,000.00
lrplus 1,000.00
adlvided profits, less current
expenses and takes'
paid 816.54
Lte to banks and bankers 879.09
ividends unpaid 900.00 j.
[dividual deposits subject
to check.. $22,076.94 " J j
ivin^s deposits 34,073.62
ishier's checks .. 499.82 56,650.38
lis payable, including certificates
for money borrowed
7,000.00
l\
Total $82,246.01 j
PATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Newberry?ss.
Before me came Join C. Aull, cashier
the above named bank, who, being
ily sworn, says that the above and
regoing statement is a true condl>n
of said bank, .s si. own by the
oks of said bank.
John C. Anil.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
is 19th day of Sept., 1917.
Thos. A. Setzler,
Notary Pftbllc, S. C.
>rrest Attest: 1
Z. T. Pinner, .*
R. H. Hipp,
R. J. Johnson,
Director?
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f doctors, hut nothing seemed to!
jach my case and 1 kept getting
orse. ;
"I heard about Vitona and decided
) try it, but I had very little ra!th in
doing me any good. I began to feel
n improvement before half the bote
was finished and I now feel irfte
did when a young man My stomach
:*in good condition and my kidneys
o longer bother me. I'm not nerdus
like I was. my sleep is sound
rtd' restful ancTmy appetite is good.
it/"?no ia fhia fino o+ thincr of i fa Vinr?
ve ever seen and T am more .than ;
flighted with the results. I think
/ervbody suffering with kidney trot:le
and rheumatism should know of
lis wonderful remedy."
Vitona is sold in Newberry by CiN
?r & Weeks, in Prosperity by Pro>
;rity Drug Co!. aW9 in Little .Moun- j
tin br Little Mountain Drug Co.
I
It is stated now that the Mpe has
>r the present given up the idea of
lother peace note or any foope of j
iace in the iiRmediita future.
Rwr. W. S. Holmes will conduct aer-|
ces at St. Lake's fcpiseflggl cfcureif
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| CwawsaggJEs i&;~;re?r:?^;Erggs&E
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J your inspe
J New Wais
and Walk<
I qu&inted ^
II Ladies" and
THE XJEYI
Wonderful striking fast
unusually large collection
cloth. Gabardines, Serges,
blue, brown, wistaria, taup
$15.00, $20.06, up.
THE S
The new Fall Coats in
Tbeir novelty trimmed belt
cuffs and straight lines, in ;
splendid selection to choc
up.
XEW
Over a hundred to selec
woolen fabiics; all the lates
1 New patterns arrive al
Georgette Waists in white, ]
selection. Prices range....
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Buy this line early, as
9 ments have caused a scarcit
more after this lot is sold.
? FNDERWI
Underwear of every kin*
in buying our Underwear th
? rx-o e? /Innlorft f? Wd r>*
I|M T> ao ?? v v?
lines.
WINTEB DI
Light snd Dark Percal
light r.nd Dark Outing
Ginghams at
Cotton Flannel at
Cheviots and Checks a
Novelty Dress Goods a
vrr 1 r\ n
wool i-rre-sts ov
at
BLANKETS, I
I^arpe size heavy Cotto:
I^rge size All Wool I
72x90 Pepperel Sheets ;
One case Bed Spreads,
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1 The French are quick to bestow sy
bols of honor on soldiers who perfo
deeds of self-sacrifice or daring. M<
than any other of the allies, perha
they recognize the value of embie
of service.
Among the many neat little mai
uDon the French uniforms that in
cate the rank and the department
the wearer, says Sir A. Conan Do;
in "A Visit to Three Fronts," th<
was one that puzzled me. It was
be found on the left sleeve of men
all ranks, from generals to privat
and it consisted of small gold ch<
rons, one, two, or more. No rule see
ed to regulate them, for the genei
mis'ht have none, and I have heard
a private who wore ten.
Suddenly I solved the mystery. T
marks are the record of wounds ]
celved! By that admirable little <
vice the French allay the smart of
wound and make it bring lasting hoii
to the man among his fellows.
Fear of Mother-in-Law.
MaJ. E. A. Steel, addressing a me
lng of the Royal Geographical soctc
on the Zambezi Congo Watershed,
tioned the dilemma of the native w
was just setting out to bury his mol
er-in-la\v when a messenger arriv
summoning him to attend the kinj
council.
"If I do not appear before the ki:
he will cut my head off; and if I do d
go and bury my mother-in-law b.
might come to life again. I go to bu
my mother-in-law."
This treatment of the mother-in-ls
ia, however, not common to other At
can tribes, amongst ^*hom. t?e tji
of one who has attained to tills dlgni
It
JOIINf
ing' of New F
sction. The nei
ts, New Men's a:
over Shoes are i
vith the New Fa
Children's Dept.
F FALL COAT SUITS.
lions in Coat Suits are shown here. An
or handsome mode s made of BroadVelours.
The leading colors are navy
e, Russia green. Prices range, $12^>d,
EW FALL COATS.
all the season's newest coat fabrics.
;s, large fur and plush collars, d^ep
all the new rich fall r^ors. give yoxi a
>ge from. Prices $12^, I
FALL SKIRTS.
t from in Silk, Serge, Poplin and all t:he
;t patterns. Prices I&&8, $4^8, $5.48 up
PW WAISTS
most daily?voile, crepe de chine and
flesh, pink and black are here for 3'c>ur
98c, $2.98, $4M, up
? SWEATERS.
the United States Government requirey,
and it will be doubtful if we cari get
Our prices are right 98c an3 up !
:AR! UNDERWEAR!
d for everybody. We are very fortunate
1 ^ l.irrV.
is seasuu luug ociuj c uie vrtu auu 111511
an save you 10 to 35 per cent on these i
\Y GOODS ARE^HERE.
es at 15c and 20c
s at lOe, 12 l-2c aid 15c
lde 1o 2#c
.t 12 l-2e to 20<: yard
t 16c <x) 15c
t 15c, 25c, 85c and 50<; yard
n Si }?ia>ioc in all h?Mit ffllftrs
IV *?7 4i*VUVO n iuvt ? ?r? - _
SOc^ 75c^ $Ld6 and $U>8
SHEETS A\D SPREADS.
q Blankets at $1.2o, up
iiankets at $5.00, up
at pr., $1.10
ofl? ?l 1(1 41 ftft
priC'CS . v*?v>y I |
' iJ
? Cl
he b
rf. ? " j,
DH
(J OPERA H<WS? "
It -. J*
Srxm&zc&t
all Merchant
v Coat Suits, i
nd Boys' Clot
eady. Come
Jl Fashions.
Men's and Boys
MEN'S AND YOUNG
The new ^uits for the fall and 1
now being inspected by the men ol
from experience that the clothes we
faultless tailoring. Come let us fi
Co," or "Schloss Bros." Suit or Ove
BOYS' KNFE PA:
We sell the famous brand "Mo
which have the reputation for long
solutely aJl wool, ages 6 to 18 yea
Boys' separate Pants, in Sen
Prices
LARGE DISPLAY 01
The very newest shapes are rep
are ail the popular new shades?in j
cot, blues and black. Prices. $1.50, $1
A big line of Men's, and Boys' C;
$1*50.
NEW HOSIERY AM
The largest line of Hosiery in >
Priced 10c, IS?,
The largest line of Fancy Neck
50c, 75c.
OVERALLS AND W<
50 dozen .Men's Jndigo Overalls ;
50 dozen "Federation" Overalls,
Eoys' and Youths' Overalls at.
50 dozen Men's "Big Ben" an
at
ju dozen tfoys worn smrts a
25 dozen Boys' Dress Shirts and
50 dozen Men' Dress Shirts, "Li
$1.50.
SMART, NEW FA
You'll find this a store of extrs
vice meanr- value, style, fit, comfoi
line is complete for Men, Women ai
to look elsewhere. We have the lea
sizes.
%#__ - ni ^ li 1
mens onoea in an learners at.
Ladles' Shoes in all leathers at
MM, $SJK>, WM, up.
Boys* and Girls' Shoes in ail l
$2.0?, *3.00, $8.50, $4.00.
Children 8 Shoes in all leathers
$2.50.
Infants' Soft Soles at
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OLLIDED-WTfi A BUMBLEBEE j
viator Finds There Are Other Things |
Besides Airplanes That It Is Not
Safe to Encounter In the Air.
Birds and airplanes are not the only J
ying things with which it is possibly j
)r an aviator to have a seciotis eolsion.
The author of "Tales of the
lying Service" 'gives as an instance i
strange accident that occurred in |
ranee.
Not long ago, he says, I ran across j
n aviator I know, looking very much ;
naoyed and with one eye seriously
bstructed by a large contused swell- j
1 g on his cheekbone. Thinking that
e had had a smash of some kind,
robably a bad landing in which he
ad been pitched against the front of
is machine. I asked him what had
appened.
He explained that about six hours
arlier he was starting out on a fast,
ilplane, and was going full speed
n the ground in order to get a good
ump into the air, when he met a largeIzed
bumblebee going ia a hurry in
he opposite direction.
"You see," he explained, "I w;as dong
about sixty knots due east, and
e was doing between thirty-five and
orty knots due west, and he was a
lrge bee, and the impact was somehing
terrific. And," he added rinictively,
"I hope he has spilled all
Is honey and that he's still nncenrious!"?Youth's
Companion.
Hard to Endure.
"I see where a woman got a j
eeause her husband rouged his
neeKs. "She
was entitled to It"
"Maybe go. It must be exasperat- j
ag for a won^an to have a husband
rUj5 is liable to borrow her co^plexjps
?g&re she has a chamce te wear It
mtatr 1
? - Ju~ ' !>..~
iut.M rm^i sasraBiaH^
Rf
iise invites 11
New Skirts,
hing', Hats,
ftnri ar.
Ui?U gW W\4"
/
s* Department
3IE.VS SUITS.
winter have arrived. They are
I Newberry, who have learned
sell are of authentic style and
t 3*0u with a "Michael-Stern
rcoat. The priccs ra.nge from
$12.56 to $25.00
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MS SUITS.
ther's Favorite" Eoys 8uit?,
wear; the latest models, abrs.
Prices $3.50 to $1VH)
It, Cassimere and Khaki?
50c, 75c, $1.00, JJ1.50, $2.00
F FALL HATS.
resented in the display. They
jreens, browns, light tan, apri- .
!.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00
ips at 25c, 50<?, $1.00, $1.25 and
> >TE KWEAIL
Jewbcrry. All lclnds, all sizes.
25e, 85c, 50e, 75c, $1.00,
wear in the ci-y. Prices, 25c,
[>RK SHIRTS.
it 75c to $1.25
extra heavy at $1.50
50c, 75c, $1.00
d "Mammoth" Work Shirts
75c
t 00c
?
i Blouses at ?uc, ibe
ion Brand," at $1.00, $1.25 and
/ *
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XL SHOES.
l good shoe service?shoe ser t?we
render tha.t kind. Our
id Children. There is no need
ding styles, colors, widths and
IS, H, $5, up.
%\M, $2M, $2M, $8.00,
others, all siz?s,-'attliSft $LoO,
at 7?c, $1.00, $L25, $U0, *2.00,
2.">c, 3oe, oOe
BIRDS ON FIGHTING FRONT,
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Coots and Moor Hens Indifferent ti>
Gunfire and Nest in Marsh Near
Front-Line Trenches.
i ^ ~
v Bird lovers at the front hare from
time to time supplied many delightful
stories about the strange ways of thebirds
in the neighborhood of the firing;
line. One of the latest, from a gun<ner,
is worth quoting, It only because
-* "itmncfl it sfTorda of some**
OA IIIC ?
where In France, which, like so manj?
other somewheres, some British sow
dier has come to know in its every;
stone and tree.
"The marshes," the gunner says^
"are occupied by mpny waterfowlj|
Coots and moor hens are supreme!/
j indifferent to gunfire, | kgaw o?|
several pairs nesting lil ulnarsn nota*
; hundred yards from the German front-*
j line trenches. The marsh contains a'
1 lakelet and an ancient gnarled haW*
! thorn tree which has somehow escaped
i destruction, and in this a wood pigeoiv
; has built a nest and Is sitting. Ir*
, pools and reedy marshes to our lef?
! numerous wild duck3 are living. Early;
: every morning they'fly over the GerI
man I lnes^re turning in the evening.*''
He then goes on to speak about tfc^
! cuckoo and to tell that there was skeen
competition among the men fifr
1 the trenches to be the first to hear ltT
I "There is a fascination, also," he adds*!
"in seeing a fresh bird and trying tcj
identify it without any Book of refers
ence. t?is was the ease with th^
oriole, when several of our mesa hai,
heated arguments on the matter, aidefi
j by a Frenchman, who we afterward'
found out knew nothing about the mat- j
ter." There is a curloua Incongruity'
about it all, but that is typical of bo,
many things at the front?Cto&t&a
Sdemce Monitor.
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