The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 15, 1920, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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HEARINGS CLOSED
| IN RATE MATTER
Decision Expected Early in
August?Cover Much
Ground.
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"Washington.?Hearings woiv cVs(llll
inl Oivt !lll> I'lllll I (')( '
I IIVIVIII LI II I I V V I L ? . i. . ...
commission on the rail" '"1 ' ap'i'ii
fov increased freight rat's
which lias boo 1 < o viboii by si inpers
and carriers dike a. the g est
single propo^i: i. n in it < tVe t en
the Amnican p,v p'e <-ve- .-ubinit cd
to the conim; ;sioi\.
Decision by th cor .evb- '< >1 on t'o
applied i 1 i e:* c, 1 o < r y in
August in order tha* die < \v r t s
may be oii -clive v. m ' he gov rnjnnt
guar;" 4c^ exp c S . < 1.
It is generally a sum d t' at the
forthcoming award ol' ho railroad
labor board in i' " ei mlnyoe ' a'4 '
carriers' waive eontrover.-y will bo,
taken into considerate n without further
hearings in adjusting the new
schedules.
. The railroads under t' e provision
of the transportation act asked rate
advances which would yield an added
yearly income $1,017,000,000
to provide the 0 per cent returns per
mitted by the law. In addition, the
expense to be created by the expected
ward of thi? railroad labor board,
estimated at between $>00,000,000
and $1,000.000 (>00 must be met bv j
further increases, the carriers claim.
Opposition on the part of shipp rwas
confined mainlv in the amount
of the increases asked by the carriers,
:>0 per cent in the East, 31 J
per cent in the South and Z4 per
cent in the West which it was argued,
were too high.
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Rank No. 450
Statement of The Condition of The
FARMERS BANK
Located at Loris, S. C., at the close
of Business June 30tli, 1920.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $131,678 25
Overdrafts 457.90
Furniture and Fixtures 4,275.21
Due fronri Banks and
Bankers 25.431.05
Currency 2,024.00
Silver and Other Minor
Coin 792.90
Checks and Cash Items 59.82
Other Resources, viz:
Liberty Bonds 2,700.00
Transit 60.00
TOTAL $167,479.13
LIABILITIES
Captvil Stock Paid in $10 000.00
Surplus Fund 3 500.00
Undivided "Profits, less Current
Expenses and Taxes
I
J Jo A
I The bes
I of the best li
I I was ci
I the past foui
I hard I have '
I You wil
I interests at
I Come ti
B of the new (
I job.
'A.
Paid 780 .'Jo
Dividends Unpaid 80.00
Individual Deposits
Subject to Check 70,844.01
Time (VvtifDates
of Deposit 57,707.04
Cashier's Checks 00.08
128.118.78
Rills Payab'e. ineludinr Certificates
for Monev Dorrowed
25,000 00
TOTAL 81 07.470.18
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Hovrv. ss
Refore me came Chas. D. P?*in"o.
Cashier of the above named bank,
who, being1 duly sworn, says that
the above and foregoing statement
is a t:ue ccndit'ien of sab' back a
s' own I V the ho< Us Ol s:i*<! IVWK.
chas. p. dtfncf.
S\y." ? > to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of Tuly, J920.
E. E. Sanderson,
Notary Public
' r. p ' Attn t
J A. Pvvant,
Pan V Hard wick,
A. F. Cannon.
Pi rectors.
St p.' <? ?*?>" < ol 'he '<>"<' i t ioo n1' The!
CONWAY SAVINGS BANK
I o- I'lcfl at Conway, S. a* the
Close or Ihts'ncss .Tune HO, 1V2J
BESOURCES I
Loans and Discounts $2244864.521
bonds an 1 Stocks owned
By the Dank 89,781.2")
Din- from Banks and
Bankers 8.089.5-',
TOTAL $272,785.821
1.1 ABIT 1TIES
r*?; J .. i t'i ii..: ! CM n nnn no
v ;i| Jx i ;i r?'.< H. i\ i am 11 - 1 ??,?>-.n? ww i
i Surplus Fund 2.000.00.
Undivided Profits, loss Current
Expenses and Taxos
Paid 0.047.41 |
Savings Penosits 8197,418.98
Time Certificates of
Peoosit 51,518.93
Cashier's Checks 24S.937.9l
Other Liabilities, viz:
Reserve for interest on
Deposits 5,750.00
_
TOTAL 8272.735.32
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Horry. ss.
Before me came A. K. Goldfinch,!
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.
A. K. GOI DINCH.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 13th dav of Julv 1920.
T. B. LUDLAM.
Notary Public for South Carolina.
Correct Attest:
H. L. BUCK.
W. A. FREEMAN.
A. E. GOLD'NCH.
Directors.
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Bank No. 209
Statement of the Condition of The
BANK OF LORIS
, Located at I.oris. S. C., at the close
I of business June 30th, 1920
I RESOURCES v
. PELL, F
it lighted warehouse at Aynor,
ghted and best equipped wareho
onnected with other warheouse
years and all the growers kn<
worked for them on the Aynor
I find me better prepared to tal
this biggest and best warehouse
o see me at the Brick with the
:rop. and I will prove to you tl
\ynor, S.
WEBKEsa nwra
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THE HOBRT HERALD, CONV
Loans and Discounts $167,973 28
Overdrafts 1,786.20
Bonds and Stocks Owned bv
tho Bank ' 25,000 00 i
Furniture and Fixtures 3 167.70
Banking House 2,000 0;)
Other Rtvd Estate Owned 7,60S.0~> i
Due from Banks and
Bankers 13,819.02'
Currcnev 1,512 00'
Gold ' 75.00
Silver and Other Minor
Coin 1,721.42'
Checks and Cash Items 440.00 I
TOTAL $225,168.67;
LIABILITIES
Capita' Stock Pa\i in $10.000 00
Surplus Fund 2,500.00
F v'iviilod Profits, less Current
Expenses and Taxes
Paid 7,205.89
Individual Deposits
Subject t > Check 71,760.22
Tune Certi fitatcs
of Bono dt 49.187.65
Oa bier'/ Cheeks 159.04
121,112.
Not" and Hill; Rcdiscountcd
54,349.87'
Rills Payable, includinc Certificates
for Money Borrowed
30.000.00
TOT A T j 3225,108.67
sta'it: oy south Carolina,
County of 11orrv, ss
'<>; (> me came (!. IT. McQueen,
('adder ef t'e above named bank,
who, b, inj; duly sworn, says tli.it
the aV>v< a . 1 forc^oim? statement
i :\ true condition of said bank a><
.-1 own !>v the books of dd bank.
g. i). McQueen.
Sworn to and sub cribed before
mc this 7t!i clay of July, 1920.
II. 1.. Sander-on.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest
IV S. Cnoner,
V. P. McQueen,
l>. !4'. Cox.
Directors.
El - ..T_ "XT_ 0(if\
>ai!K INC.
Statement of the Condition of The
RANK OF AY NOR
Located at Ay nor. S. C.. at the close
of Business .Tune 30th, 1920
PESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $62,082.89
~ * oor? or*
Overdrafts zoi.&v
Liberty Bonds Owned bv
the Bank 13,500.00;
Furniture and Fixtures 1,500.00
Due from Banks and
Bankers 8,985.10
Currency 3.960 0e
Gold ' 40.00
Si'^ov and Other Minor
Coin 429.45
Checks and Cash Items 3.00 (
TOTAL $90,737.73
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In $15,025.00
Undivided Profits, less Cirrront
Expenses and Taxes
Paid 1,377.4/1
Individual Deposits
Subject to Check 51.231.64
Savings Deposits 22,464.55
Cashier's Checks 39.07
ihnnca !
Vop.
S. C., and one
use in the State
is at Aynor for
>w me and how
market.
/\I tx/vi tn
uaie ui yuui
at the place.
! very first load
hat I am on the
ehouse
Co
VAY, S. 0., JULY 15, 1920.
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AGENT FOR 7
^ PRICE
7-15 2t
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TOTAL $90,7.57.73
ST A TE OK SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Horry. ss.
Before mo cnnu1 R. N. Johnson,
Cashier of the above named hunk,
who, being dul\ sworn, says that
the above .and foregoing statement
is a true condition of said, hank, as
shown by the books of raid bank.
R. N. JOHNSON.
Sworn to and subscribed befoic me
this 7th dav of Julv 1920.
EI). W. PAGE,
Notary Publfe.
Correct Attest:
C. R. PAGE.
L. R. HAGOOD,
GEO. J. HOLLIDAY.
Directors.
a
Statement of the Condition of The
i? a CTif o rn*vrrr?rn
111 imutun^ ii/vi> iv <v ikijoi hj.
Located at Conway, S. C., at the
Close of Business June* .TO, 1920.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $143,183.5.^
I Overdrafts 15.3C
! Bonds and Stocks owned
b>* the Bank 1,117.2^
Furniture and fixtures 1,337.12
I Due from Banks omf
! Bankers 86.780 8<"
1 \rrrcncy 7.017.Ot
i Sliver and Other Minor Coin 2,561.2?
] Tobacco
1 TT
] THE HOT WE.
BIG SAL
!g We have one hundred su
I out, regardless of forme
8 Come and see for yourse
1 We hav
I ready-to-wea
1 than you ca
1 ty and stylis]
I A big s
I high cut shoe
I same shoes.
I carry for ab<
I wise, and co
I Horry Count
9 We ha\
1 linoleums, a
I are closing <
| 100 ba
I rels best, ps
I 28c pound, \
1 One cai
1 $10.50 per
prices, no
I I pound. Cor
I I Overlar
I and avoid <
I in three wee
I month prom
R Thornh
harness, far
i you want ar
and you wil
next Tuesdr
and a word
Con1
J. F. Garrell
LORiS, COUTH CAROLINA
HE BELL FIVE PASSENGER TO
$1,520,00 DELIVERED AT I
Demonstrations any time
Checks anil Cash Items 5.i4.04
(Jtlio;- Uesources, viz:
i l\ 8. Treasury Certificates
' 20.000.00!
TOTAL $242,546.501
LIABILITIES
! ( apital Stock Paid In $50,000.00
! So nil us Fund 10,000.00,
lTndivided Profits. Ios-j Current
Expenses and Taxes
I Paid 2,514.90 i
I T 1 __ l 1 IX, !i n..L
individual i/cpnsus oudjrrt
to Chock $15(5.817.14
Saving's Do-posits 11,(774.(58
Tirno CoitiTifcates of
Doposit 11,988.0.1
Cashier's Checks 1*51.49
180,0.11.34 !
TOTAL $242 546.30
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Cbunty of Hnrrv. ss.
Before mo camo T. T. El I Lit,
Cashier of the above named bank,
who, being duly sworn, says tKat
1 the a(Vivo and foregoing statement
is a true condition of said bank, as
> shown bv the books of said bank.
' T: T. ELLIOTT, Cashier.
S\vorn to and subscribed before
* me this 12th dar of Jul v. 1920.
> R. T. BOOTH.
> Notary Public for South Carolina.
i Market Ope
uesda^y July i
ATHER CUTS NO
E AT THE BARGA1
its clothing in Palm Beach and
r price. They are the last won
It.
e a big line of ladies', misses'
,r suits and dress .is, and they ar
n buy the goods they are niacin
ti.
tock of ladies', misses' and chil
is at less than manufacturers arc
We carry the same shoes tha
out half the price. Get wise* an<
me to this, the greatest sal? ev<
y.
e a big line furniture, cooking s
rt squares, sewing machines, b
>ut at tremendous reduction in ]
gs best, whole rice. $13.50 per
itent flour, prepared, only $14.2
standard fine granulated,
r load red, cedar shingles, No.
thousand. One car load fenc<
advance since last year. Nai
nplete line groceries,
id-4 automobiles and Sedans in s
disappointment as we have sold
iks and we have only two more
ised us.
ill wagons, Taylor Cannady bug
m and log carts, mules and horsi
lything outside of a fuss or a fo
1 find the water is fine. Tobac
ty, July 20th. The early bird
to the wise is sufficient.
Respectfully,
way Bargain I
A. C. THOMPSON, Pres
BDHi 'vmsaamsmivBasiBmse-jm
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LORIS 1
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Uorrect Atto.l:
K. A. IH'RROUGHS,
H. HRVAN,
I). M. IJUUKOUGHS,
Directors.
IVIls Why He waited
A your ago a manufacturer engager!
a boy. For m< nths there was noth
ink noticeable aboat the boy except
that he never took Ms eyes off the
work he was doing. A few weeks ago
the manufacturer looked up to see
the boy standing" beside his deskl
"What do you want?" he asked. *
"Want my-pay raised."
"What are yoa getting?"
"Ten shillings a week."
"Well, how much do you thiifcft you
are worth'/"1"
"Fifteen shtTfuftgs"
"You think' so, do you?"
"Yes, sir and I've been thinkin' so
for three weeks, hut I've ifreen soblamed
btu*y I aint had time tospeak
to you about it."? Jffhiladel?
phia Ihjblfc Ledger.
ins Here i
i
20
ICE WITH THE \
IN, HOUSE
I
that miitf hp nlnspri
VVI VJWW %l IV% % . . . W ^ w B
d: in workmanship and styfe. I
and children'3, I
e going for lass
3 of. Very uifdren's
low and
j asking fotf the / |
it other houses v*>
i don't b?a other
jr pulled off in
\
toves, mattings,
icycles that we
price.
1 bag. 100 bar5
barrel. Sugar
1 Hearts, only
e wire at old ;
Is 7 l-2c per l
\
Ho 11 nn vl tt *
1/vy wxv. v cvu *jr I
three car loads I
carloads for this I /
gies, road carts, I 1
es. In short, if I |
ot race, come in I *
co Market opens I ^
gets the worm, I ^
House !
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