The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 18, 1918, Page THREE, Image 3
Toba
Front present
this 3 ear as we k<
front the fact the i
necessity and the <
for a larger per ee
never seen the to
than at the preseri
S We have buili
I adding more thus
it decidedly the lai
J. H. Dixon havi
which adds strenj
warehouse firm ir
Selling tohac
you get sick you :
gets sick you sent
tobacco with peoj:
sell tobacco with '1
as we all fellow th
ing each pile of to
I ' Mi
Hank No. 2ft<). i
.Matement of the Condition of The
IIWK OF LOKIS
Located at Loris, S. at the Close
of Business June 29lh, Mil8.
RLKOl BCKS
Loans, and Discounts N80.970.27
Overdrafts 2,1*0.04 !
Bonds and Stocks owned
by the Bank 1,100.00
Furniture and Fixtures 2,200.70
Banking House 2.000.00
Other Real Estate Owned 15,099.95
Due from Bunks and
Bankers 9,004.10
Currency 555.00
Silver and Other Minor Coin 204.29
Checks and Cash Items 228.00)
Liberty Bonds 2,290.00 j
1
TOTAL $121,981.22
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Maid In $10,000,00
Surplus Fund 2,500.00
Undivided Profits, less Current
Expenses and Taxes
Paid 1,901.59 J
Due to Banks and Bankers 1,701.15
individual Deposits
^ Subject to ('deck 45,815.72
Time Cert: ''icates
of Depo. it 27,708.02 j
Cashier's Checks 255.75
< > 11 o.49 j
Bills Payable, including Ccr- j
tificates for Money
Borrowed 82,500.00 J
TOTAL $121,981.28
OC A T 1/ /MP UAI DIM I /-1 4 l-? / \ r t v r a
n i rv i i i w r owu l ll I
County of Horvy. ss, I
Before mo came D. K. McDuffie, I
Cashier of the above named bank,
Ar who, being* duly sworn, says that the
above and foregoing* statement is a
true condition of said bank, as shown
by the hooks of said bank.
D. K. McDUFKIE.
Sworn to and subscribed before mo
this 9th day of July 1918.
g. d. McQueen,
Notary Public, S. C.
Correct Attest:
Dan W. Hardwick,
J no. P. Cooper, |
P. C. Prince, i
DIRECTORS.
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Great results can be reached only ?
} by great efforts. y
COLDS & LaGRIPPE '
5 or 0 dotes 600 will bre?.l
any case of Chills ft Fever, Coldi
& LaGrippe? jt acts on the livei i
better than Caiomei and does sc ,
^ripe or sicken. Price 25c.
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. THE HORRY HERA LI
icco Growers
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; indications we expect to see tobacco sell high
;ep in close touch with the tobacco interest and
Allied Nations have classified tobacco as a war
entire world is depending on the United States ^
nt of bright tobacco than ever before. We have I
bacco trade in better shape to pay high prices K
it time. I
I a new addition to the big Farmers Warehouse &
i 1,000 square feet of floor space, thus makmg E
I'gesi warehouse east of the great Pee Dee. Mr. j?
ng bought one third interest in the business, r
$th and enables us to justly c'.aim the strongest 9
t the Uarolinas. K
co should be a business proposition, for when jjj
send for your best doctor and when your horse a
:l for the horse doctor. Then why not sell your 2
ilc who know the tobacco business. When you $
\Teal & Dixon Bros., you get tripple protection? S
e saie and use our individual judgement in pushbacco
to the top price. $
illvnrs -Rrnthorc I
i UlAUII (llUUIblO |
jllins, S. Co j
Tl r\ f* /a ^ *?"? '- ? ? ? ? 1
vjx w<ii wiiuu neany everything lias to work un- |
i
rlcr changed conditions; when prices of things the people
use are higher than ever; when we all have to deny ourselves
the things which we formerly used in plenty: Such is the
time of all times when we need to help each other.
Our experience lasting over many years in keeping up
with the markets where the things the people need are distributed,
and knowing how to buy carefully and obtain the
goods that will do the most good: we feel that we are in better
position than ever to help each and every customer who
trades with us during the year 1918.
Thanking1 each and every customer for the patronage wo
have had during the past, v/e respectfully ask for a continu|
ance of good will during 1918
Toddville, S. C.
TYPEWRITERS.
I have the following Second hand TvnewriWs fnn
- # - - - "?" v i vi VUlUl I
L I*. C. Smith (used very little) $00.00 1
I No. 5 Oliver 30.00
L NO. 10 Remington Visible 30.00
L No. 5 Royal 30.00
I Blind Fox 10.00
I Blind Smith Premier 12.00
All of these machines have been thoroughly overhauled
ind are guaranteed to be in first class working condition.
A/ill sell on monthly payments, or, give five per cent discount
or cash. Write me your needs.
R. G. SCARBOROUG
SUMTER,.SOUTH CAROLINA.
Dealer in
L C. Smith & Bros, and Royal Typewriters '
) COMWAY. 8. O
ffljjj 1 "tNtf*#"
11 How Fra
Been
I ^ "Before the i
guished French (
| Maitrot, wrote i
tides in the 'Ec
i| warn France, t
war, the French
;j would be unable
French army in
fresh meat, ?o
I to the lack of rr
\ ating plants and
transportation,?
l5 to the deficiency
h herd/'
I
[; j +^.<- "Since
the \
French army h
Ji'j! short of fresh
ji mainly to the pr
|i tion of the Ami
|j dustry, and too, 1
II live stock breede
I The foreg
ment w S.S I
| representat
!i Allies now ii
j States.
Another re
il of the Allies 5
J "that the Ami
I have been of th
II r sible assistance
?nd have, by X\
operation, cont
utmost degree t<
prosecution of tl
Swift & Coir
m. ?mm**i ? mm i ? ?< ??
THUESn55?:
"WITEA2XESS , Ma?:^
i1 iTfilf*1 i i
usr. no livi.au ai/,.'hkk.-:. v *'a j j * j fl r ,,
y?.;r3v ?x r:ira- v.v.t oo:>? "iv* a jj * *
odmtmnino %1[?at v*v '
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Tho (Icnpans walk in woodor.
shoos. Thoy had bott<r walk on
pins.
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atiBt+c #5^ 1
SAVE YOUB EYES !
by having them j>r?>p* r!y refracted
and glasses accurately Tilled
^ONWAV-t-OKKICK DAYS l-lvo-;
S'aDluPrd.ay at Horry Drug Store.
MULLINS?OFK1CK HAYS?Everj j
Monday, Main Street, No. 10.
Yours Tor service,
Lycurgus A. Woodruff, G. Opt.1
Optometrist.
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S Used 40 Years f
CARDU!
% The Woman's Tonic {
5
Jjji Sold Everywhere ?
ur s ?
^ scnsMi
nee Has j1
Fed c
i
war, a distin- I
Officer, General Hj
el series of arho
de Paris' to 1
,
hat in case of
!'
meat industry !
j to supply the
i the field with '
ii1
wing especially J
lodern refriger- r
of refrig erating
and too owing ? j
in the national | j
. ~ K 1
li! t
i:;
var began the II
las never been
meat, thanks j
osperous condi- f
?rican meat in- |J!i SI
;o the American j.
^oing state- J
nade by a 1
ive of the 'I
i the United j|
;presentative [
said recently: |.|
irican packers ;|jj
te greatest pos- 111
to the Allies ||
leir efficient coributed
in the j'i
o the successful
le war.
II1
ipany,U.S.A. |
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Dank No. 290
STAT KM !i.\T OF THK COMHTION
Of the Bank of I.it tic River, Located
at Little River, S. C., at the ( lose
of Bie.ine-s June 29th, 19IS.
RKSOl IK LS
Loans and Discounts 848,722.8
Bonds and stocks owned
by the Rank 1,'>00.00
Furniture and Fixtures .S22.r>.8(i
Banking' House 1,2."0.00
Other Real Fstate Owned 1,441.80
Due front Banks and
I 'ankers 2,44f>.2r>
('urrene.N LOU. 00
(?old 121.00
S:,ver an 1 Other .Minor Loin 97
' aneks and C n>h It uns i2>.l 1
TOTA!, s.V-,17 9
LIAR] L1T1FS
Cpnital Stoek Laid In $10.000.0"
f it plu Fund 2..">00 1 ;>
Undivided i'rofits, less (!nrrent
Kxpenses and Taxes
Laid 1,240.90
Dividends Unpaid 18.00
Individual Deposits Subject
to Cheek 9,401.07
Savings Deposits 18.920.92
Cashier's Checks 00.74
28,119.01
Bills Payable, including Certificates
for Money Borrowed
u;nnn nn
TOT A11 $58,177.91
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Horry. )ss.
Before me came Moore Thompson, i
Cashier of the above named bank, who
being duly sworn, says that the above,
and foregoing statement is a true condition
of said bank, as shown by the
books of said bank.
MOORE THOMPSON.
Sworn to and subscribed before me j
this 10th day of July 1918.
CLARENCE C. McCORSLEY,
Notary Public for South Carolina.;
Correct Attest:
John E. Vereen,
W. H. Stone,
J a r. A v *
DIRECTORS j
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PAN-GERM ANISTS '
IN FULL CONTROL
Fall of Von Kuehlmann a
Triumph For Extreme
War Party
DELIBERATE INSULT
TO SOUTH GERMANY
Socialists Refuse to Vote
Credit Until New Policy is
Revealed.
London.? The fall of Foreign Secretary
von Kuehlmann was arranged
hy (Jerman headquarters and is re-I
.....v..., 111 vn.inuuiy as the introduction
of an open pan-German
regime under the o at ( ] of the
military !<*;?<!? vs. -p<*. di.-patc'.es
f10111 Holland say. It is oesci ibod
as the hip st of a smves of pun(lor.i
-la victories ;:n? i he pan-Genl
> i
.nan O W. p( i|o got UiSgUiSC
j their deiigk. over if.
Report : the apprvnt-mm t of A 1j
miral von Haiti, a \< gn - 'C rotary
I are act < pi d as final by the pi n*
l German paper.- which con ral ;i :tt
| tins inve.Ives no ehai ge of policy.
This contention, however, a well as
, the assurance that von Hint*.! is not
a pan-Gotmain, is false, according to
the correspondent <u' The Daky Telegraph.
Yon Hint*/, is described by
him as a swashlmckh r and an intimate
and creature of Admiral von
Tirpitz, tin nan German had r.
Mueli cxeitement was mused in
the corridors of the Reichstag Tuesday
by a rumor thai von Hntz had
been appointed foreign secretary.
After the Socialists had informed the
president they were not prepared to
| vote the war credit until they knew
I what foreign policy von Hintze w as
I going to pursue, it was agreed, as a
way out of a threatening situationI
which possibl\ wonid mi? alt f.'oiv. the
' majority Socialists joining the ininI
ority or group, in reje t0 war
j credit, that the full shiting should ba
i adjourned so that the hers -uld go
| into committee for a c r'idi uial dhj'
cussion.
The result of this gathering" was
that the semi-i i l i ial announcement
of von Mintz's appoint merit took a
, 11 111 :<I i v. r.ii'.M
, .... it.. .11^ . 'I'i'iy mat
I ho had boon ' named" as von Ivuohlj
mann's mien -s-. '
Want War to the End.
Parm.- Decision to m > mV th ivsligation
01 I''; viyr a>i rota:\ von
i Kuebln nn \v: t;?U< ;i M-m lay at a
i conference at Herman i <. rdpuartcrs,
| which was attended by the Emperor,
Cham d!or voa Her*'mo- and Admira
von Hint'/, says a Zurich dispatch
to The .Matin.
i The reported appointment of von
li nt/ as i\.reii;n secretary is con;d?
K"' oy r': each papers to he the
v ! I'm (Jerman ,u nera! staff, a
i luilenge to the majority in the
Pen h.-lay and a deliberate insult to
(southern viormany. 1/Homme Libre
| says the party is stronger in (ler;
r ian\ then tdiplomats and in over
throwing Luehlmann ' the militarists
show plainly that they want the war
h th(? en*', " and we must not i'orp;et
that."
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WONDERFUL STUFF!
LIFT OUT YOUR CORNS
Avvjly a few tfrops then lift
, n - ^
vux ;ia vi Viiii i-lHiJS Oil Willi
fingers?no pain.
No humbug! Any corn whether
hard, so "i or between the toes, will
loosen nyht up ami lift out. without a
particle of pain or soreness.
This drug' is called free/one and is a
compound of other discovered by a
Cincinnati man.
Ask at any drug store for a small
bottle of freezonc, which will cost but
a trifle, but is sufficient to rid one's
feet of every corn or* callus.
#
Put a few drops direetly upon any
tender, aching corn or callus. Instantly
the soreness disappears and shortly
the corn or callus will loosen and can
he lifted off with the fingers.
This drug feezone doesn't eat out
lU., ...it..
v..? tvi un ???- L'ii11uses Din snnvcis tnem
without oven irritating the surround- I
ing skin. I
.lust think! No pain at all; no sorenoss
or smarting when applying* it or I
afterwards. If your druggist don't
have frcczone liave him order it for fl
you.?adv?(.'!) B
Am- rica does not intend to toll I
('ern any hut will undertake to show fl
(I( rnr ny.