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STATEMENT OF THE THE LXCHAf Of Newber At the Close of Business Conder RESOm Loans and investments . . . p* ri Liberty^ Bends . . . . . Customers '? Obligations . . . Cash on^Hand LIABILI rnn4nlt i/dpiiaigjiutft Surplus and Undivided Profits . Acceptances for Customers . . Deposits Dividends Unpaid . . . . BiDs'Payable ...... The Bank of H. L. Parr, President W. G. HouseaV Vice Pre*. W. Geo." B. Cromer fern', . The Co > > Of 1 " fe; Condensed Statement f Loans and Investn Liberty Bonds Overdrafts, Secur Cash on hand and i t Capital Stock Surplus and Profit; Deposits - - We will be glad to mal houses. Don't fail to c pose. We have it and TPl _ O. me v^c "The Bank Th " ____________ i : CONDITION OF a iGE BANK ry, S. C. s November 1,1918 I tsed/ a ICES * a ... $598,708.60 I . . . . 88,760.00 J . . . 44.250.00 1 . . . 46,034.12 I $777,752.72 <= e i1 TIES [ . % 50,000.00 a . . . 31,484.97 = . . . 44,250.00 t . . . 612,669.25 t . i. . 348.50 l! ; . 39,000.00 a $777,752.72 ' \ c I the People ' ? C M. L. Spearman, Cashier j l B. Wallace, Asst. Cashier | s 1 t , Attorney i? |c V c immercial Newberry, S. of Condition at c (ovember 1, 1918. RESOURCES lents $851,759.41 - - 90,850.82 ed and Unsecured in Banks - - LIABILITIES 9 ----i \ ie liberal loans on cotto all on us if you need m< will be pleased to accoi mmercial lat Always Treats LN APPEAL FKOM THE WOMAN'S | DIYISIOX OF THE NATIONAL I COUNSEL OF DEFENSE. i i The people of America, as one now >re rejoicing today over the victories if our army over seas and the pros>ect of permanent peace. We have a ight to rejoice, with pride for United States soldiers are our own boys, hey belong to us, and we belong to hem. They have given all for us and hey can justly claim by the law of ecinrocitv our all for their support md their needs. But joy and pride ire not the only emotions which should find a place in our hearts and rontrol our actions in this greatest lay in the history of our country, sympathy for the fathers and mothers md loved ones of those gallant boys vho have made the supreme sacriice should be found there. Thanking ind praise to the God of battles, the nnreme Ruler of the Universe for he success of our arms should be here and gratitude to those noble ioys who were used of God to maVti he world a better place for the comng of His kingdom, and -:ho by their allant conduct have added new lustre o America's name and have written ri letters of blood the most glorious hapter in our nation's history. But motion without corresponding action 5 simply lost powder. One is rather u n rn.ncar] omntinTK! 1ini?S<? lit? WUI 3C J.vi axuuv^u ? ? ction follows. This has been and 5 still the day of action. Our boys iter more than a year of trerrific train have helped to bring to a cliaax this terrible world tragedy; now elaxation is coming in a measure to hem and they- have richly earned it. The graves in Flander's fields and n old ocean's depths and on many i hill-side, and the gassed anl maimed ictims who have lived to tell th? tale ill proclaim this. TTTV*i rlnftr Ond fill!* wnat IS UU1 ^JiCiHL U U l/jr wiiu. " ? ,rreat privilege towards^ these boys? IVe have always stood by them, shall ve fail them now when the great incentive to action has been removed ind when by relaxation and reaction, jhysical, mental and moral they are nore liable to yield to the temptations spread on every hand? They will be subject as never before to all kind )f snares and pitfalls. They call on is to give- them something better and something that will keep them in close ;ouch with the hearth-fires burning it home. "The Y. Mi. C. A. furnishes rverything but mother." And we can safely say that the faithful Y. M. CV. and Y. W. C. A. workers are the mmmmm Bank c, t % lose of business 0 ? 942,610.23 I 33,051.73 76.611.12 $1,052,273.08 i I i $ 50,000.00 95,202.56 i 907,070.52 | $1,052,273.08 i I j in stored in ware>ney for any purnmnflaifa XTAH iiii&vuubv j vui I Bank | fou Right" i ?~ ^ I ????^????i | very best substitute to be had for even mothers. The United Wark Work Compaigu ! now on gives just the opportunity we need,, for who of us would not be glad to give our best for the pulift of the boys in camp, but so few can go, but every man, woman and child can give, and those who do not should hang their heads in shame. Some one has said that the real honor roll of loyal citizens will be the roll of those who have given to this cause when we have nothing personal to gain. But is there not something grander than per sonal gain in bending every effort and giving every possible dollar to shieid our boys and bring thern back home as they went overseas, the cleanest ' army in the world. "T.ift un fha Rod Trinrtclo I "iiV " 1/ u J Against the things that main ! It conquers drink, the wrecker It shuts the house of shame Go make a friendly corner, ?o lads can take the pen And get in touch with mother And God's clean things again! Where hell's destroying forces Are legends with Satan's crew Lift up the Red Triangle And help our boys come through." Mrs. W. H. Hunt, Chairman Newberry County WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO HELP UNITED WAR WORK? When the boys get back, from fight ing for you "over there," what are you going to tell them, when they ask what did you <io for us over here? Are you going to hang your head i in shame (and all who do not ?ive i ought to) because you cannot tcli j them that you sent your dollars to I bring cheer and comfort to them over j in that strange land? Do you lealize that if yo.u sent I those homeless boys, who have riskeJ : their lives that you enjoy the comfort i and prosperity that only security can otrAMr /IaIIo y* vnn ViOTrr* or?^ ux ijll?f ^ ^ ? ucimi jrv/u. uavu c?,-u.u. earned as much more and sent it, and | continued to send in the same way, ; that you would never be able to repay the debt you owe them? | Would you close your door and re fuse any of them the comfort a few hours in your home would give them? , You would not. Yet a refusal to make for them the nearest thing to home that they have on the battlefield or in the camp is equivalent to telling them that there is no place for them by i - I . . ^ I ! * ! i Conde i The Natio A T^T 1 n ewe From repor Showing Conditio RESOURCES I Loans and Investments . . . Liberty Bonds and Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness . . . United States Bonds .... Cash and due from Banks and United States Treasury . - . TUC NATIANA 111b 11/1 UlM/1 B. C. MATTHEWS, President. State, Coun Membe\ yoar fire side. 11< t A finer, cleaner, braver army nevetrod this earth than that which left our shores. That army was the edga jI] of that mighty blade which democracy. 11 fr.rsyprl in fnrtvor r?nt t'na ur.'.rM Inrve.a ! VV V V4 Wt nWl XU ?WWV J from autocracy. You are the metal ti that is to hold that edge true, with- c out the strength behind it the edge is a worthless. You are just as much a v part of that army as the boy who is g stationed in the farthest outpost. 3 Demobilization of this vast army has not begun. 0 The cowardly beast has been whipped and has run away. The war has fi been won, but it has not been ended, r No one can say when i t will be. The inspiration and incentive cf war is over, and camp life will ba dull and dreary since the adventure, incident to war conditions, is removed and the need for cheerful, comfortable surroundings and wholesome enterMake This Bank Yo j Your Dollarsinvested in Li maintain the The Army an will protect o our business 1 A Safe Depos I, Ail UUi Ulgj 9U your Liberty ance policy, RENT A SAFETY DE The cost is but? $2.50?PER Y The Exchange Ba Newberr ! "The Bank o/ % wammmmmmtmmmmmammmmmmmmammaamm 1844 .used Stat* OF nai Rank nf >erry, South Cai t to the Comptroller of th< n at the Close of Busii $ 704,495.55 Capital Stock . Surplus and Undivic Circulation . . 182,110,00 Dividends Unpaid 100,000.00 Deposits . . D:H~ D Ll~ / Diiis lajrauie Bonds) . . 146,426.17 RediscoBnts wilii F< $1,133,031.72 IBANK OF NEW T. K. JOHNSTONE, Cashier. ity and City r Federal Reserve 5 iinment will be all the greater. Opportunity to share in shaping the uture of civilization is rapidly passig. This is possibly the last opporunity that you will have. If you do not contribute, and con- I ribute liberallv. vou will have as your Ji ompanion the remainder of your life 9 great big regret, a regret that you ^ rill never be able to shake off, a re- 1 ret that will be as intimate and contant as your own shadow. It is your own boy that is asking it f you. win you aeny mm? Newberry county's $31,000 allotment or the United War Work must be aised. HAVE ATTKACTITE prices to make ? on cord wood, green or dry, for im- M mediate, fall, spring or summer de[very. Be sure to see me before you ^ sell. H O. Long. 11 -23-tf Silverstret. S. C. ^ iur Business Home ~ . '1 A berty Bonds will equip and V Army and Navy. [ M d Navy? ur homes, our famines, and From the enemy. it Box? ong, steel vault will protect Bonds, deeds, notes, insur- A itc. from fire, thieves or loss. POST BOX TODAY J EAR?$2.50 ink of Newberry y, S. C. : the People" ^ BBgggHHBBBRHHIBKflBBMnBMI sment > mi Newberrf i olina H s Currency I less Nov. 1,1918 ?= j LIABILITIES 'A 100,800.00 led Profits . . 18,804.10 j 98,800.00 * 56.00 A 793,311-20 M ired by Liberty / . . . , . 101,000.00 V ideral Bank 21,060.42 H $1,133,031.72 B BERRY, S.C. I I W.W.CROMER 1 Assistant Cashier. Depository 1 m y*rem u