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Stileient of the Conditlon of the BANK OF (ROSS HILL4, L.ocated at Cross 11111, S. C., at Ihe close of bisiless Sept. 15, 1922. I 11 S lR' Ol s ILoarts and luscotints .. .80,G01. 2 SId raf Its . .. . . . 1.:1.!IN ltil'littirv and F'ixturles . .;09 I ian king li 4lus . . . . .. 1.2 . Ilin from Ian ks aid Blank ( ,'u r.e v . . . . 7. 1 . ('old . . . . . . . l 0 Silver and Otheur 'oIn . . 11.4. . ('hIIeks ;'nd (as Itell s ..t m. 'I'44S 1 2:: G. 1; To;i tal . ..aI ..:ih .. . .. . . 2' 44t4I1.4 >~l44I4114 I M A HI4 1 111 .'-, 144.44 (ap itaI Stock l 'aid in . . .. . 5o .111 -uIrpitis Fl'' n i . . . . . d0 0 Ilndivid-d P'rofits;. les.s ('11r re-nt nim il td Taxes l'a id .. . .. . .. . .. 1 - 7 1 D)iviendl s l'apa'id .. . ...0 Individual in-po:jts Subject to 41wek . . . . ..2-, 27.1:1'. I n'11mand 'erjil t 4)' 1)' jI si .. .. .. . . 2.5.44 Time. ('ertificates, of 1' ) p)o s i I .. ... ... -6: ".I: " I. I. ('ashier' (' ek . 2 -I.70 111:1.71 1. Is; Ncits ain Bi ills I tediscounted 1;. 1 12.11 1tll .;I Pa Ityable)I ,. incluIdinlg I I r tii for . I \ I4nIv I I.r \'1 . 2W .1 0. 1 ( )4her I iI I i v iz. 41 \\'a r 1'in anle (1' pora I i o . . . . 4' . . 1 . . . . . . . 10.0 17.7 i Tot 41) l .' . . . . . ). 1 .:1 . 1 .8 : 41t O.:' :uate <>1l''V4l h (141'lrolIla. ~ e 441 ' 11lIlit f 1allrI ll. :5 'm~1 , 1 lookS~~~~ .31.:l1441 S -,r c me ca I I Iv \\. I'. .\ IIi n. i d I f iw abhov it m elvd kI .11k. w I IuI y Sw . 1 1\ays i . a t Ito 4t h a ov LIti o oDrOai ban. asw byv the \\'. 1'. i\.\R TIN. Sworn to an'Id Slibscribed before mte i: 2 4 '! day of t-11 .. 19i22. i t. A. iOY(E'l Notary Vi'uhlic. olrrn in t .\II os 2 : \\. C. I tasor 1. .1. 1 . \iller, It. A. Aul slin . ol ctors. Colds Cause Grlp an4 influenza J.1. ATVEBROMO' QUINIE) Tablets remove th1 :i. There is only one "Dromo4 Quinine." .~~~ ~~ WCRvES3.ture 0:n box. .. Ci 1r 4le r iNo. 10542 Rieport of ('4 ,L-lil-NS VV lit u inl the S111e. of S. I(.. t . I,owans, and discounits. inlli'ding r-edisel banks, and foreignl bills of exchal1 dorsement of this h nk. .... .... Overdr'afts, seculred. $792.91; unlsecurlt Other bons, stocks, securities, etc.: . . 'anking House, $21.90-1..-,; p(lurniture Lav ffll 1eserve with ederal Iteserve) (ahinl vdult and amlounlt dule frvoml an Amount dule 1 rom' )Sate I banllka, lanke the ltfled States lother'8 th14 rn' i( hesonl other .balis inl saline city Total of above thrIee items .. .'-liscvellancouls cash iluiems . . .. .. .. . . T o ta l .... .... .... .... .... . Capital stock paid4 it .... .... .... .. Surplus fuind .... .... .... .... ... I'ndivided ilriti f ....is ........ ... LQEIw ueoslit expenses, interes, and Amount te to State ban4ks, bank'er the Ulnited states and foreign c I eetiff checks oltstanding .... .... Cashier's cheeks otstandIng .... ... TotaL of above three items .... . ,ei:d deposits (other 111ihan bnk d14 1-(deposits; payable -within .10 days) Individual deposits subject to cht'ek .. Dividends unpaid .... .... .... .... . 0,b1.11 of dean depsit to te (oi1 spoits) subject to lte ieerve .... iet tot0 daycor tire of iesa Crdeae ofr teo retet tauefon O Th htie decosits .... d.... ..... oal Sftape deoston. ec t Fue adlls jresontoericld.n Ltteo Southarina Cro-Ri semi1 Tr ead H.ubbaey extenine rom h ht nh ao tatemeti cran yo e pricscribted andlowr obfr Coree --ttst .o da s .. BohaeG Just as the ~A-etrTh nized as the cord ireo ihs CodofrStegets vlein Fo rcsa owa aebe qult w a frV h.o i whc1 moisths'etrs .\liss Ina bittle was hostes at a de lightul1 zurtciag of ie i Port'.-Two Ulub \'edlestay afternoon. Afte r a series ot galines. a salad colrse Was stre to I 'hv gttests. lesides tle regtular m1e11- 0 bers of' the e ltIh. Miss Little had as lir ,,uests, .\rs. llanidolph ,ittl~eanld .\rs.Y Roy 1t11. of ('olunthia, 0 0 (0 F-or .Miss Sullhnti (I One of the loveliest of the parties for1 the l'ill brides was that givenI Tht islay tinorniinig by .\liss Hlattie (,ray for .\li." .\ary Stillivall. Tables fto l-ot'-T.'Lwo were set atmid a vivid j settilig of fitumin lowers. At the en ,d of a st'ries of galies the hostess. sisteil by her sister, Miss Wil Loll 0 (Gray, servedl delicious salad Course( with coff'ee.0 F11r Blide-E lec) lmpliin ent.'ingt \li.ss N.lary Sullivan, whose marriage will be ole of the 01it- p slaildilig events iof the early tall, Miss C, Ilez I luthgens entertailled at bridge on 9 -'riday afternoon. The rootis in which ( thw gainws wee layed -were plenitil-C ly d'coratei in lilark-Kyed Sisans. AI t.e close ot the afternoon a salad 14o1urse was sC' ervl. Pa eeiIu t-iijil Ie i )n Satur Ilayv evenin!, se:en ber 2:rd, ati ovey hholm. wiedding. .\iss Sa(Iye l'adgett thecanet 111t bride of I .lobl ill at a till homt. of .\Ir. and .rs. 1'. 1'. Moort ol Soutil I liarper .\rs. Charls H. Hieks piesiled at the pianIo. anld prior tto the ((cervinoly leserve DistrI(e No. 5 1141 iti 1 ti he clos of is 11ess on1 Sept, 15., 1922. >units, neceptances- of other 1ge or drafts sol(I -withIi in .... ..... .... .... ....... :1 1 , 1. d, $1.11%7.2:3 .. . . .. . . .. . 1.SS0.1.4 .,62.5.00 aI d iixtuires $3,489.011 .... 25,393.55 I1ank1.... ............ 12.9.1.1.79 tilonal bank ... .k..'. . 18,5 11.0.1 )*-*, and trulst companies inl ilded il above two i(tems) 2,122.9 1 .I I Itw as reporting bank I,525.6 ... .... ....... 22,9.5; 120.51 1 $31;9,317.10 LIlTIE1S .. ......... ... ...... ......$ 50,000.00 -1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..',0s.1 9 !,69.1.83. taxes paid .... 2,520.441 7.17.1.39 (nd tr(us (ompanies in Iti es G58.... .... .... .... . , 1.12 ........... ....$ 7.519.05 'Illshif) sub hjPri to) 14eserl4e .. .... .... .... .... .... S9,26.308 S 1.222.30o ... .... .. .. . . 72.00 .... .... .... $ 81.29..30 iable~ aftert 30 days. or sub dI postalI saivings): ' monyV biorro'wed) .... 97,930.42 teserive. .. ......e147,345.40 'acceptatices of otheri banks dr afts sold wIth fidotrse ........ .... .... .... .... 25,993.96 . .. :3'.. ... ... ... $369,317.10 ab~ove-nlamed baniik, do solem'nly swear belst of miy knowledge andh belIef. e t his 22nd( (lay of 'Itept. 1922. 'L. G. B3AbLE, Notary 'Public. Ddyear Cords ead Cord has come to be recog quality, 80 the new Cross-Rib ts price class. asked for cord tires of unkntown h the Goodyear Cross-'Rib Cord up-Ply Construction." flat tread. >ead to bead. >ect to get quality like this for the Prices of the New Cross-Rib Cord 20x31 (Clicher $I3.50 32x8% Sf ralghtt Side 10.'75 32.I4l tSiright Mide 25.45 33% I Straight Side' 20.804) S 32x4%~ Straight Mdo 3i..t5 :h'n '1raigh' Sid 30.10 McDaniel's Vulcanizing Planta L~aurelyI, 8. C. P'hone 402 Because .1 Love You Dear" and Thank God For a Garden" were weetly sung by '.Mrs. Fred .1. Black ion, oecompanied by Mrs. ilicks. Then [) the strains of Mendelssohn's wed ing ii'arcl the bridal party entered. 'i rst came tie ushers, Lyllian -L. loore and Roy 'Attle, who draled treamers of white satin ribbon to the oor of tho trrinony room making i aIsle for the remainder of the par y. They were followed by .the Ilat ron i honor, Mrs. Lyllian L. Moore, sis ?r of ile bride. who Wore a go-wni of ellow s atin with gold lace trimminigs nld carried an arm botuinet of yellow hysattheiums. Next caie the maid f honior, M.,;iss ina 11. Laittle, sister of it' 'bridegrooi iII White crepe chiffon -ith silk lace trimmings aid with arm ouil et of White cI rysait iieui ins. list preceding tIh' bride wei the aility little flower girls, Cathryn alulnd lizabeti Aloffett, iieces of t(e bride, neh car yiIIg baskets of mia rigold, aild tIle Claudia Adams, also a n iece of hie bride. inl a yellow ''repe chiffon ress carryiing the ltig in the heart I a chrysalitheiiumii. 'I'he bride en 'red witi her brother, A. C. Podgett, y Whom she was givlen in maririage. le was radiant ly beautiful inl a sill-: 1v ('ess of bridal satin haid-viibroid red Wiiih pearls. her court tain being racefluIlly carried by her miiolew, lit le Ialph .loffelt. eir tulle veil was aught With orainge' llossotis and she a -id a gr:i('ful siiowei of' bride's OSs. aiid vallevy lilies. She 'wis iet y (.. hridegroom and llan1dolphl Iit le. his biest mait, and the impressiv ing vrcremon11y was \%*.Iperformed .hy Iev. '. P. Kilgo, iastor of flit bride. iiminediaelvy after the ceremollny a williait re!'tioll vas held. The liests werv greI'd at the door by .lr. Imd .Als. loss I). Youinig and inl Ili -"eremony11 room by .\Mr. .111d M.\ '. P.11. OlcllonIli., Th'e rece'ivini;; line was -ompil1OstOl of I lim iaeiinirs of tlie bridal larty. .\llr'. \\illiam B. Padgett, mloth i'r of tle bride, .\rs. :lary K. 1,ittle', othel' of ti bidegroonIm, '.\lis. .1. It. .ittle alnd .\ls. loy Little. Assisting n iee 'iviig inl the c(remionly 0oom11 ver, D)r. aild .lrs. T. 1'. 'Ti Il meranit. \lrs. A. lial Gray and .\rs. It. D. Yoing presided iin the dilling room xlre block creai and angelfood cake e* S1'ved by .l isses Margaret Rasor, fohnella Auisltin, Mariegenle Gray, Anita \lilleri aidi I)rueilla Ovinigs. Receivilng inl tle dinling rooi were .\lrs. Tallulah Powell anId I.\lr. and .\Mrs. \V. (1. Lan :'astir, 'while inl the gift rooi, Where (I large 1111nuber of elegant gifts were dim played, we e .l '. and\l A's. 0. 1'. 14)11g. Misses Rosa (.ray and 1iis(' Nance piinied favors. ,Presiding lit the bride's book were Alisses )'o'rris Young and Willijo Aistin. Throughoit the recep lin pulich wits served oii the 'porch by .lMisses Grace Younng and 4ar I )axon. The bidel(' is all attractive yoiig womanl \, with uniusiial talents ald per 4onial charm. P'he is a grau(late of Winthroli college and has taught In lauireis county schools with marked suce(ss. .\'r. Little is a well known ouig -business iian and for he last rew yearsi lie has theld a r'esponsible position with th(le Southierin Halway. Among thie ouit-of-towii guests were lie followIng: Mr. and Mrs. A. C. P~adgett, of' Atlanuta, Ga.; 'Mr. and Mirs. C.Adamls, of Augusta, Ga.; Mr. and1( Mris. 'Hiundolph Laittle, Mr. andl Mrs. Itoy Little, .\i'. andl'.\irs. II. IH. i.\icDoni uld, (Geo. C. 'hlopkins, F. 12. Sale, 'W. Ml. sale, all of Colum'bi'a; Mr's. J1. it. 'Pin-I 40on, Mi's. Jloe Carter, Mis. C. 1D. Nance, \lrs. J. llenry ltasou', .\lssqes \\rillljo Xiistini, .Iohnellan Austin, Margaret Ilasor, Alma Coleman, Helen Gilin, 1'i11e 'Nance, all of Cross 11111; .\tir. auIl'Mart in, of Cross 11ll1; and .\lr. W. N.i Hariris, ofi Clinlt On. lImmieditely after thie cer'emlony thec 'oung couplde left on thelir honeymoon o \Vashington, New Y'ork, Niagara all s, Quebec and4 Tloi'oiito. Upon thiei r etun it hey will be at home with Air. ndi~ 'Alirs. l2. .I,. Aloore(, South iai'per' treet, this city. SnilIva-Tagiumu The fol lowving inv'itations have been ssuled by Mir. anid 'Mirs. IB. A. Sullivan f this city: Iir. andl~ A.l rs. hen.Iamin Ainold Sulliivain rC(Iuest the hionor' of y'our presence at the mnarriage of thieir' daughiter A\lary )Undley to Alri. \Vililiami F1rank Tratumi n Tuesday a'fternoon, October tenth lit half after' fotui' o'clock 'FIrst. Atethiodist. Church 'lanurenls, South Caroilina Miss Suilivan's miarriage will biIng r) a close a long ser'ies of par'ties thiat 'ave been glvein in heri honor aind Phichi are still being planned. En~lftrfisius Britdge Cilb Airs. II. E'. Hughies was hostess ait a elightful meeting of her Bridge Club ''iday afternoon. Tlhie r'ooms in which ix tables wereo laced foi' the club ienibers and1( sever'al guests 'weire dee.. i'atedl with a priofuslon of fail flow r's. After' the cards had 'been set aside te hostess served a dleliCiouis salad nd sweet c'ourlse. Engraved Invitations and Cards Advertisnr Printineg Cmnany TH ER1 REA Why You Should IV Town and Kollins' And the REA We are in just a little L money on your every purcha: i ork buying for this store a and while any buyer can go can buy direct from the mills chandise like we do. I want ers, coat suits and ladies' hats Korrect styles, good quality a John Wesley when ask< children over and over again t cause one telling is not enoug I want to tell you again why on your purchase. I buy dir no middle's man's profits; I counts. I often buy for half sell to raise ready cash. I p money. No wonder that I ring of competition or compa 110811 EI rY Children's H ose .... .... . ... .... ..5c Lad i(s '' Iose .... .... ....C........ .c I adies' lii Ale lloSe, with senaIu at mhek 15c Ladios' hetter laisle Hose .... ... . ..29c ladies' III V. .lay. 'l los .... ......45c Siilk Hose .... .... .... ..........45c Nilk Hose, .otter gra de at 98c, $1.25, $1.35 and .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $1.95 Me ' ilk Ho .... .... .... .... ..45c .\e's Pleated Silk I lose. . .49c IBetter grade Silk IIuse at ..........60c School PaIIet ................. ....4c Ilanbrel las, wit'hi whiite rings ini hldle 98c .1. & P. Coats Th'read .... .... ..... ..5c (,-tagou Soap .... .... .... ........4c W\ashi lioard~s..... .... .... .... ....35c Il-'~(rlra rght................. ..17 1-2c .\ ir l'loat TPa l.-wun Powder .... .... ..c. Alh vis TPaleinmn I'owder .... .... ....20c All 30e P ig TIob)ne('o ......... ..22 1-2 Cobbler's Nails, 2 hoxes for .... .......5c A larmt Clvks at. .. .. .. .. .98c an\I $1.7% . New' Ilavenu Watcheis at .... ........9$ ( olored ('ali eo in redI, groeen, blue an 11 : D ress Ginjghamis at ........ ......10 c * leas't .col ored( A pr'on (Chleeks at. .. .. . ..9c 32-inich tast colored D ress (Ginghmam. 18q.-. Oril Cloth, ('otoredl and white at..... ..25c j Amu)~ei'en miadeC Pongee at .... .... ..4se; All Silk Pongee ist..... .... .... ....98c "THE FRIEN "And blown by anII And wet with ,1U She walks among thg And eats the me And afterwards her hide Es hidden secrets in the shape o LINS sells shoes made. of all 'em for less, because I buy, to do it. I sell sho6s and rately. J. D. C W. G. Wilson's Old Stand U'SA lake' Laurens Your Store Your Store, SON is This: >etter position to save you se. Our buyer is in New nd our Spartanburg store to New York, few buyers and pay cash for their mer you to see the pretty sweat which will arrive this week, nd much lover prices. -d why he kept telling the he same thing, he answered: h. It is for this same reason I am able to save you money ect from the mills and pay buy for cash and save dis price from those forced to ay no interest on borrowed can quote prices below the rison. lilack Messaline at .... .. ........ ..98c lBlack Talreta A .... .... .... ..... ..98c Crep-d-Chine, all -(olors at .....$1.39 1line Serte ..................... ..45c All wool Serge .... .... ..........75c All wool' Serge, 52-i t .... .... .$1.25 All wool -lren-h serge, 36 ine'hes wide. Vx.cellent qnality at ........ .... .$1.25 lBroadeloth, 56 incles wvide, in niavy. olive d a ak and gray at ....85c Meni's Work 81o(s. solid leather at $1.89. $1.98. $2.25, $2.05, $2.95, $3.25, $3.45 and . . ... .. .. ....... .. .. .. ...$3.95 Men 's l)ress Shoes a t $2.50, $2.95, $3.45, $3.95 and.--..-.-. .. .. .. .. ...$4.95 Laid ies' Shoes . . .. $1.98, $2.25 a n d $2.45 Ladies' Olress Shtoes $1.98, $2.45. $2.65, $2.75, $2.95, $3.95 ad.. .. .. ...$4.95 lloyvs' Shioes $1.65, $1.75, $1.98, $2.35, $2.65, $2.75, $2.98, a n 1(.. .. .. ..$3.95 (irls' and I'isses' ShoesH at $1.45 to $3.95 Men 's Suits a t $7.95. $9.95. $12.95, $13.95, $14.95, $18.05. lloys'' Suits at $2.95, $3.95, $4.45, $4.95, $5.95, $6.95, $7.95, $8.95 a ud $9.95. Iknys' Patsh at from .... ....63c to $1.98 Ment~'s Pants at frttm . .. . $1.45 to $5.95 Muen '.s Dress~ Shri rts at fromt . .88c to $1.98 Meni 's Work Shirt s, good <inal it v it . . 69c Men's~ Over~aIs..... .... .....'... ..95c li-oys' Over'alls at 25c, 35c, 65c and~ . .83c .\len 's~ Swenters . ... .98c, $1.45 a nd $2.65 Iloys' 'SweaUters 75c, 98c, $1.25 and $1.85 DLY COW" he winds that pass the showers, Smeadow grass, adow flowers." edI in Inaking Shoes with no paper in theirsoles. KOL solid cow leather and sells em for less, ai can afford >er both, but (sell them sepa )L LINS Laurenn, S. C.