The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 18, 1913, Image 8
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FARMERS and MERCHANTS
ali~Your Attention to Our
Statement Bdow:
ttat«vn«fit of condition of
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Loo a tod at Waltorboro, S. C. v
At the Close of Business. Jane 4. 1913:
THE PRESS AND'STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. JUNE 18,1
Attenion Farmer!
MONEY WIT
CoiSeton Banking Company ~
Walterboro, S. C.
Jno. F. Lucas, R. L. Fra
President,' Cashie
nUEPORT or THE OOIVDlTfolT OP
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AT WALTERBORO,
13’&# Scate of S. C., at the close o: business. June 4. 1912:
RESOURCES. | LIABIUTIEa.
4x5*01 77 . jCapita”sfock^paJd" in. .fiS.OoOo f
Overdrafts,
unsecured
secured and
174.56
Loans And D<scounts ... 3182,119.It*
Overdfafta, . • > . , • • 1,122, #9
Bonds and-Stocks owned
ink, l-
ABIJC1
HOI A ll
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by the bank, .
Furniture and Fmtfrea.
• 1,041.28
2.000.00
Banking Houses,.7,980.00
Other Real Estate Owiiad
ed .. .. t,350.00
Dne from Bank* and ^ *
Bankers 24,726.08
Currency 3,082.00
Gold, 811.00
Silver nnd other Minor
Coin 1,218.12
Checks and Cash Items 499.53
Capital Stock Paid in..3 60.000.00
Undivided Profits, less
Current Expenses and
Tt*es paid •• t • ••• 7.556.24
Daa to Banks and Bank
ers ....... 12,804.58
Individual Deposits subject
to check 50,149.72
Savings Deposits 90.237.66
Cashier’s checks 268.76
Bills Payable, includ
ing Certificates for
Money Borrowed: .... 25.000.00
U. S. Bu^ds to securh cir
culation ... 23,000.00
Premiums on U. 8. Bonds 200.08
nklng.housa. Furniture,
and* Fixtures, 4.43S.93
ue from National Banks'
mot reserve agents), . . 1,104.07
e from approved Reserve
Agents T'CO.Sb
ecks and other Cash
terns. .. 240.90
Nte* of other National
anks, . . -. 1,115.00
Fnktiotlal Paper Currency,
okels and Cents .: .. 300.69
SpeAe 2,103.25
LegA-tenjler notes 145.00 2,248.25
Red<*fcptton fund with U.
8. Treasurer (5 per cent
of Circulation) 1,250.00
Total 8236.016.96
Total 3236,016.96
STATE OF SOUTH CAROUNA. (
County of Colleton. '
Before me came I. M. Flshburne, Cashier of the above named bank,
who. being duly sworn, suys that the above and foregoing statement is a
true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank.
Sworn to and subscribed before me (
this 12th day of June, 1913. j
P. J. LUCAS,
y Notary Public, 8. C.
CORRECT ATTEST:
R. H. Wichmam, " >
. v Directors.
B. H. WilliSt \
To
STATE! OF
Surplus Fund . . . .*T*. . S.Ooo.O*).
Undivided ProfiU, leia Ex
penses and taxes pali 2.821.77
National Bank Notes out-
A
standing 24,980.00
Individual deposits subject
tc check 47,416.02
Cashier’s checks outstaad-
ing 56,00
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Bills payable, including cer-*^
tificatee of deposit for
money borrowed 30,000.00
eMutuiii'Mit ortlie.Condition «*?’ tlie
COLLETOW BANKI/NG COMPA/Mg,
l.OCATKD A'J' WAI/l’lIltllOItO. e*. tj..
At the Close Of Bust nefcSglune 4. 1917:
t W uabiLitieh.
3135,773.79
SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Colleton.
ToUl 3135,773.79
C. G. PADGETT.
Cashier.
I. M. FISHBURNE,
Cashier.
I, C. b. Padgett, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly
swear tkt the above atatemeot Is true lo the beet of my knowledge
and bellT
3ubsc9il»%, and ewo^n to before me
th.s Itgi day of June, 1913.
K. BEACH.
Notary Public, S. C.
CORliltT ATTEST:
E. t. JONES. " )
A. MKARESH. [ Directors.
JAS^S. PEURIJPGF 1 , ) *
RESOURCES.
Loans'ghd Discounts ...8135,850.64
Eonds and Stocks OTnsd
by the bank . 6.095.00
Furniture and Fixtures. 711.76
Banking House 2,059.71
Due from Backs and
Bankers 47.689.83
Currency 3.848.00
Gold 1,750.00
Sliver and other Minor
Coin 263.68
Checks and Cash Items, . . 628.37
Exchanges for the Clear
ing House 727.43
Total $199,624.42
Capital Stock paid in | 10,
Surplus Fund 320,
Undivided Profits, less
Current Expenses aod
Taxes paid 4,
Due to Banks and
Bankers 1,
Dividends Unpaid .... 3,i
Individual deposits subject
to check .... 52,!
Savings Deposits 107.1
Cashier’s checks
Total .
.$199.1
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tatter.
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shears aiul continues through evqry process of draping,
shading, modeling and needling If the start's wrong.
All's wrong.
Many clothes represent simply labor and materials. A
"HIGH-ART'’ Suit, besides the best tailoring and the
best materials, represents w’hat you really pay for—
quality put in all through that makes individuality stick
out all over.
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The makers of “HIGH-ART” Clothes say that we “buy
with a spy-glass,” meaning\hat we search and sift fabrics
and tailoring with telescopic watchfulness.
We d»>~*~’.ve always shall! With every garment we
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and will never be entrusted to any but the be«t clothes
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‘Col C. O. lenderson has returned
from the AnnLl Reunion of the U. C.
V. which met In Chattanooga, Tenn.
He reports a *ry pleasant time, and
I states thst fron the car windows, the
crops in Tenuiksee, North Carolina
and South Carolna appear generally
good. While IniTenneasee he spent
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SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
Mrs W. E. Fraser is visiting her
brother at Coosaw Mines this week.
see
Miss Helen Lucas accompanied Mr
and Mrs Hitt to Detroit this week
for an extensive v.sit.
• • •
Miss Mary McCants, a student at
Winthrop College, has returned to
her home here for the holidays.
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Dr. and Mrs. John M. Klein left
yesterday for the Isle of Palms
While there Dr. Klein will participate
in the Annual Convention of the
Shriners.
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* Misses Jessie and Amelia Fraser
have returned home for the holidays
Miss Jessie is a teacher in the Ben-
nettsvilie High School while Miss
Amelia is a student of Winthrop
College.
State or South Carolina i
County of Colleton. S
Before me came R. L Fraser, Cashier of the al»o\e named
who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statemen
true condition of said bank, as shown by the books f said bank.
Sworn to and Subscribed before me this i
12th day af June, 1913 [ H L FRASER. C
A. K. Bead}, [%v S.] Notary Public S. C. )
Correct Attest:
H. W. Black. Jr, )
John F. Lucas. ' Directors.
Paul Sanders; ' . . *
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flMiilwvlii!!
W. R. Ryan, of Smoaks. had busi
ness in Walterboro Saturday.
• • *
Magistrate H. Hodges, of Jackson-
boro, called tcTsee us while in town
Thursday.
• • •
Jas Sloman. one of Henderson
ville's prominent citizens, had busi
ness Id town Saturday.
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W. N. Crosby, of Grand Crossing.
Fla. called to see us while in town
Saturday.
Vermon L. Padgett, who has been
atending Wofford College, has arrived
home and will spend h:s vacation iu
Walterboro.
Josh. Garvin, of Jacks^wker:
businesa in Walterboro Friday.
• • •
W. A. Strickland, of Berea,
on us while in town Friday.
The many friends here of
Wichman will be delighted to
that he haa occupied hta bea
cottage just completed at Ehrl
• • •
J. B. Kinard, a member o
Fire Hill Merc. Co., of Sniders
business In town Friday
• • •
The many friends of Rev. ,
Craven will be del.ghtftd to knos
h* is improving rapidly from a
tack of acute appendicitis.
The
Dia-
Local
Personal
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Y Herbert duBols of Savannah, spent
Abe week-end with his mother, Mrs
II. W. duBotgf M *
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Israel Kohn, who graduated last
wook from 4ho Citadel, arrived in
Waltorboro Saturday where he will
spend the summer with his parents,
Mr. hid Mrs. M. Kohn.
- J. 8. Sanders, one of Mosell»>‘*
prosperous merchants, called to see
us while fn town Monday^
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Mrs Edna Feldor and children,
Hasel and Paschal, left Monday fer
Spartanburg where they will spend
sometime with Mrs Felder’s sister,
Mrs. C. M. Hsrdy.
price 1 of
monds is stieadily in
creasing and Vou will
make the best invest
ment by buying them
early for the future
n^eds.
We have bVi hand a
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good selection of Rings
and the prices of same
range from- $25.00 to
$200.00.
We sell on Easy.Ter ms
to responsible parties
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without Extra Charge.
The S. Finn
Jewelry Co.,
Inc.
Walterboro, S. C.
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ING of Standard quality goods. The prod- f
uct of the most progressive and reliable
makers in the country, from each of whose
workshops we have selected their choicest
numbers. While we feature the popular
priced goo^s, notice how our 14ne has been
strengthened throughout with tne better
grades heretofore shewn only by the ex
clusive dealers. You can pick at random
through this line with the certain knowl
edge of securing strickly FIRST quality
goods.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY OF
SIRON BEDS. WE HAVE JUST RE
CEIVED A CAR OF THESE IRON BEDS,
and now we feel sure that we will be
able to please you. Before you buy your
Iron Bed come and let us show you what
we have to offer, our prices are out half,
come and see for yourself. We have never
before been able to sell Iron Beds as cheap
as we are sehing them now. Now is your
time to buy your bed cheap, we make you
this offer only for about Ten Days, as we
need the CASH.
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