The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 18, 1918, Image 8
Statenment of the t'ondition of the
PEOPilS LOAN & EXCH. IANK,
Loelted at Laut'rens, S. C., at the close
of lbusiness August. 31, 1918.
IW-1SOUCCIS.
Loans an(d Discounts . $. . .$1I,17-1,28
Overdrafts . . . . . . . 1,606.32
londs and Stocks Owned by
the lank . 25,000.00
Furniture and Fixtures . 3,250.00
lanking I louse . 10,000.00
Due from manks and Blank
er .. 10,496.0
Currency . 9,228.00
Gold . 250.00
Silver and Other Coin .. ,70 1.37
Checks and Cash Itens .. 513.04
Other Resources, viz.:
Liberty Bonds . 15,300.00
W. S. Stamps . 83-1.00
Total .$169,:153.02
Capital Stock Paid in . . $100.000.00
Surplus Fund . 25,000.110
Undivided Profits, less Cur
rent 10Xpelses and Taxes
Paid . 52.1-9.9
Due to Banks and lankers 1,292.81
Dividends Ulnpaid ... 28.00
Individual Deposits Subject
io (heek . . . .$113,033.73
Sav ings Dleposits 26;.3::2.86
Tine ertilficaes of 1)e
posit .. . . .. 109,511.88
Cash ier's Cheeks 2.00:1.76 250,882.2:
Blills Payable. ileine:ll Cer
tilien'es for .\Money lor
rowed -0............ -.0(0.00
Total .. .............$ ItdI,::'..
State of Soith ('arolina.
County. of ILaurelns. ss.
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LAURENSCOUNTY
MARY ELECTIOP
OFFICIAL
PRI1PCINCTS
Thompson Store..............
Owings....................
(ray Court..................
Dials .. ... . ...
Woodville..................
Shiloh .. .......... ..........
I icory Tavern..............
l'r'inectin . . . .... . . . .
Poplar Springs
Danliel Store . .. .. .. ..
1 ko m . . . . . .. . . . . .
.\11. leasanlt'.. .. . .. . .. . .. ,
Tip Top .. . .. . .. . .. . .. .
\\aterloo .. . .. . .. . .. . .. .
CIoss Hill .. .
\\'ades . .
.\l-intville . . . . . . . . .
lio'well 1............. .........
L-ydia .\lIIH . . . . . . . . .
C lin onl .\fill . . . . . . . . .
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3. I-:M1S TO (CONTINU'E. 11
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see~a'e Gwm r f he I alAdvsr
Ie ;(.;I ; s hwe nl is ed by* .\lvssrs. 11.
-. of)'u a Id P. P'. .\l,-(owanl. im1 111
SeII. II", 1911.
\\t Il 11ie r I ha I A ssofii IavtIe \lIm
hesof the legal Advisory llvoarl,.I who
.(i. l re'istrants he r'tef#iw , ar 1uni -
ler (Ihe ilnIpr ssion1 tIll t 111ey ar-I )lot
vxj~i4TIv(i to con inul e 1 o 4t as m m-111
Inrs of thv board . This is a 111stak1c.
Thev 41r0 still Inletubers; of thle board,
dni :1!,( 11%edl to ,give Ohe sam1e wliillg.!
ftee anti 'Ticient irticv to rgisltlrats
of lhe l'211h of W im ras 1o0 former
le(gis Ira itts.
II. Y. SI.LPSON.
F. P. .\Nec(\\'.AN.
i gtAl .\uivisory Itarl)1.
0l:111 C'lOSS TO HA.VE'
(.W' lTI:Its IN ('4'IRT fiou-:
Ti - h -:t' h:i of 11w Itl Cross,
S n r- !a w l o i y 1-- wn r
!4''' i t 41 ' I. li. \ Ii 5- 44n a lal . l l).\\at .
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of iwaof hiini 15:e1s to Nt l court~ is
i' 'm the problein of he l4(IW 41 Jt for
i4 1fi114 (lih a t eam heantlinyg iis lm
aI'lS :h mwill hav'II 41 0'I e o 111 kelplit in
(111r3'1 41 (!I an wa for the1 IC ourli t hou'sel
allela a ti isio.In al. probal ity
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tilt'rD~l, Va wil iiakl place si~oe jjm
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in the ioowshi i arel defsird lwyl iatith
DEMOCRATIC PRI
, SEPT. 10, 1918.
RETURNS
C0
2- 31 :7 16 26 28 311 19
54 16 53 17 .3 17 62 8
72 72 112 33 55 90 102 43
10 20 21 10 19 12 25 6
43 '54 61 3(G 54 45 52 46
21 21 33 8 12 29 32 9
41 55 56 13 :9 60 19 78
25 26 32 20 19 33 12 40
49 27 62 13 .1 :31 11 63
28 311 -S II 21; 33 -1 5 5
I . (; .5 62 20 211 57 34 1I11
I I 2!1 32 7 1.1 27 1:1 28
22 11; 13 17 12 -1 2.
1 :' -1:1 Inl 27 27 20 34
(1 1-49 N2 2S ~. 4 i ; .s 2:
I |-1 211I 9 1 1 I l 1 1:
-5 -: 1 1 22 27 1i1 67 21
0 I 23 23 2.1 21 41 5
22 :17 : I 2. 21 :28 31 2N
2 . :I NN 2' 89 Gi' II;
19: - !1 199 S7 197 1; 67 I 19
2N 21 20 2'N 17 21 29 19
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7 1117 ;2 11':' I ;s IIt 101 72
il .3%1 i l 1; 71 -
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1 ; IN 19 ::'! 21 27 :!2 2'
21 29 2i 214 21 27 : i 16
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- crowd ilf iluelo.sled harers0, -
'ar r l i A.l l. . . T. 1). \'ood inl
Iti i uhch he. pointe.'d ()-.If i he
hJi y of all1 la1 e of cilizveim in h(.I9
inIlllt e labor prolemi. .\ r.
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sZamo 'Is tinti dol.-_v rvd ill thle court
house wrcis bef'ore last anl which wa
reportled in ll 11 ill The Ad(Ive rtIi S(r.
Since ha htinti, 1owevr, ht stiled
that he had receij%(d ;Ifurter infrorm-1.1
'oli onl allotinens to soldiers)' deiend
vnts and 1 that hereafter t govern
Vn. i' 31)tlda no1 allow ltse allo len'
14) hw distrlibuteld where flhe rcp t
were flotl IfWork. Thv mloney, . he
r: 1d, woubtd he placed inl the bnsto
'ill' credit ofi lte soldier" and turne.i
tu o ihmat the endi of thie war.
CHANGE NOTION
ABOUT CALOMEL
fe'e Ii Sotf I un3id Il elbiht Iul.
\:i'. 't~ hi l o Cof li- 3h 0 n3' an
i. .\:h < : I',' i iu r3'8%31 ofae jiaslk
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wh lic ia :' ilc(h'. H I ved hantI i :l iep
::.1011~ i' r of al'l hom ni'10591al i~ a t'
's.i I:A': Itdy been't' he faor t ie,'o
ltt' tthysi i s nl1~II1'hh
'lit. l' 111 al l'rdile, witaI sleyo
the it w li' ', -3 's' ill . N o.ti( ]tin i a,' I ..
breakfast.)1 Ma'r t' wharg t you Itlesed thlere
t ii 'e l vi'trielit'n" of hiot Ir i n
hu ( A l: frteor 1 igial saed pck
a "Ixe, ye r i t's thi o-Ivse fets. You dru
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I abn.-- nAd t IVV I n id y'-Mait
I'iio. et3' Sull nu itecoveI.
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nsevehrl Ias go or so his son Leurlc.
ROI:.'\ rsullians chaiTNI tat e wasu~r
rs'tadilyr imremwk ill frm thn- wlond
whveih hiestrenend rcia anra thareni~
u Iobir tof the homanym Nate wl that
tho- t am dIe thet worms. .\rthure C ndwll
In' vorret thlh.Pesame tae. oerbTtle
NOTICE TO FARMERS
We have arranged with the Oliver Chilled
Plow Co. to send a man here to give a dem
onstration of the Fordson Tractor and the
Oliver Plow. The demonstration will be giv
en next Wednesday, September 25th, in S.
G. McDaniel's pasture.
COME AND SEE. THEM WORK
WALDdO P'S GARAG E
Phone 334 Laurens, S. C.
BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS AND HELP WIN THE WAR
SPECIAL DISPLAY
*@*Of...
MILLINERY
and
LADIES'
EADY-TO
0 WEAR
Minter Company
Friday, Sept. 20th.
We~ have just installed modern fixtures throughout
our entire second floor, and will be pleased to show you
this department, which is filled with the best selection of
high-class Millinery, Coats, Coat Suits, Dresses, Skirts and
Corsets.
DISPLAY OF PATTERN HATS
Mrs. Padgett, Mrs. C. H. Armstrong and Miss Mary Peterson wvill
be glad to show you just the Hlat you need for this Fall. We have
spared no pains nor expense to make this department the equal of any
similar department of the stores of any of the larger surrounding towns
andswe are sure our prices are tower for the same quality. Several fa
mous makes, including the celebrated Gage, will be on exhibition, and
you will have a large line to select from.
DRESSES
Silks, serges, stylish stouts to fit all figures, in the newest styles ard at rnost
attractive prices...--.*. .......- ..--$15.00, $25.00 to $38.50
COATS
C.>ats will have the lead again tis eason, and yon can find whnt you want
here in Velour, Broadcloth, and Plu h at $18.50, $25.00, $35.00 to $50.00
COAT SUITS
S'e the new Coat Suits in Serge, Poplin, and Broadcloth; in all the popular
shades, atL. -_. .... ........$25.00, $35.00 to $50.00
We cordially invite all the ladies of the county to visit our store on
Friday, Sept 20th and see our display of the latest in Millinery and
Ready-to-Wear.
Minter Co. Department Store.
Laurens. S. C.