The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 27, 1922, Image 6
Charter No. 10605
Iteprt of (t
ENTElPIISE N
.%t Laurens, In fle, State of S. V., at I
RihX)
'.oans and discouilts, including redisci
1b1Iis, and foreign bills of exchar
dorycilent of this banic .... ....
Overdrafts. i nsecuired .... .... ....
Otleri' h)nds, stocks, securities, etc. ..
Itankin ,g lioitse, $22.000.00; uriotire
bawful r srve wit ederal Ileserve
(Ish inl vault andi aiouiit due froill
Checks on other banks inl the same city
Tot. I of above two items.......
(:rccis and drafts oi hanks (includli
located out side of city or' town l
C1i1cr assets, if any.............
T~!.... .... .... .... .... ...
rialAlli
'apital ,tock paid inl .... .... .... ..
urii ns161 fmin .... .... .... .... ...
I 'nidivided profits .... .... .... ....
Less cuir-eln Ox tenlses. interest anti
Am11ou011t clue to Pederal ' serve Bank I
Certifidc checks outstantling........
Cshier's checks outstanding .... ...
Totali of above three ie ms .... ..
Demand deposits (other than hank de
IiI-posits payable 'within 30 (lays)
:itliviIuiail deposits subject to cheek ..
Ctki-itintes of dieposit iut in less tha
money borrowed) .... .... .... ..
lDividen(is unpaid .... ........ .... ..
TOtal of demand deposits (other
posits) subject to Reserve ...
'ril'e Ieposits sub.ceet to itescerte (pay
ject to 30 clays or m ore notice, an1
Certificates of deposit (otter than foi
Other ti e deposits .... .... .... ...
Total of time deposits subject t
Notes anl bills rediscounted, includ
banks and foreign hills of exehan
d srment of this bank .... ....
T ot l . .... .... .... . .. .... ...
Scate, of South Carolina. County of I1
1. C. H-. Itoper.Cashier of the ahoy
ille !i'i.ve statement is 1true to the ie:
Subscribed and sworn to before a
riet- -Atiest: I. 1. Gray, C. E. 1
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"Strong a
" WISH you could know how
much I am improved since
taking the Cardui," writes
Mrs. Nannie Brown, of Black
Rock, Ark. " You wouldn't know
tme for the same weak invalid I
was before I took it. At my . . . I
had to keep off my feet or I would
fall. I couldn't do my housework,
and just got where I'd most as lief
be dead as living. Some one told
my husband of Cardui. He got
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The CW Battery
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quality plates, selected
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Built right, of all new,
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Sizes to fit all care.
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Reserve District No.
ndition of the
ATIONAL BANK,
hie close of 11tusiness on Sept. 15, 1922
L RCICS
mnlts, accoptanees of 'other
ge or drafts sold With in
.... .... .... .... .... 6 ,018.9
..... .... .... .... .... 6, 0.0
rilld fix tu res, $1,513.00 .... 26,513.0
Bank .... .... .... .... 14,837.4
national bal ks .... .... 29,280.0
or town Is reporting ballk 79 1.1
.... ... .... $ 30,07-1.57
g Federal leserve Bank)
reporting bank .. ., 419.0
.. .... .... .... .... .. 9 1,342.6
. .... $552,9 13.8
blTIldS
.. .... .... .... .... ....$100,000.0
.... .... .... .... .... 25.000.0
.... .... .... $ 37.611.39
taxes paid .... 19,596.75 18,01.6
deferred credits) .... .. . 1,837.2
.... ... ... . .. . .. -7.01
.... .... .... .... .... i,976.0
. .... .... ....$ 6.S.I.:);
Posits) sbilijeet to Reserve
. . .... .... .... .... 128,038.1
n 30 days (other thana for
.. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. 1 ,66d0.4
.. .... .... .... .... .... 3 3.
thall '1)ki~li C_*393.5(
than ban11k de
. .... .... .... $140.092.07
able after 30 days, or su1b
I postal savings):
ioney borrowed) ...... 12.1,244.3
. .... .... .... .... .... 1 16,378.4
o Reserve .... $240.62'2.8 1
Ing acceptances of other
ge or drafts sold with Iin
.... .... .... .... .... 22,300.0(
S... ... .... .... .... $ 55 2, 11 3. 8
lure'ns.
'-ianed bank, do solemnly swear tha
t of Iy knowledge and belief.
C. 11. ROPIOR, Cashier.
e this 25th day of Sept., 1922.
L. G. BAUIAjI4, Notary Pnblic.
Cenneldy, It. M. Wasson, Directors.
nd Well"
it for me and I took three bottles
before I stopped-then off and on
for the last three years just as a
tonic. I saw a decided improve
ment after my first bottle. I sed
the three, and was able to do my
work with ease, and now I sew
for my family and for others. I
am feeling fine, and strong and
well."
Take Cardult It may be just
the medicine you need.
ID U I
an's Tonic
PARiATOR
BATTERY
~rpriced
6-volt
11-plate
'$16.15
Other sizes at
slightly higher
~e Battery Co.
irens St.
1440
enting
EBatteries
IER INSULATION)
Batteries
PARATORS)~
BAD FOR' BRUIN
Animal Evidently Didn't Know
Mule's Capabilities.
Chances Aro That Particular Bear Will
Never Again Engage Pugilistically
With Humble Worker.
Two aunisin.g bear stories, both
Voulihed for by re'putale eye-witinesses,
are going the rounds here, says a dis
pntch frot Prince George, 1. C.
Forest fires In northern British Co
Y lumbia during the pai.st month have
had at pectiliari efLfeyct upon some of the
wild animals of the woods, judging
I from sone of the stories brought to
Prince George.
A fight between a lire-crazed bear
and a nmule, in which the bear was
worsted, occurredt at L. Mason's ranch
at Bednesti, 11. C. The forest fire
routed the hear froim his lair, and in
Its dash from the Hanes into the open
country it collided violently with a
mule. The bear was promptly stretched
on the ground by a double tattoo from
the capable hind hoofs, and the mule
(aliny resumed Its Interrupted grazing.
Thoroughly angered, the bear
picked itself up and cautiously ap
proached the mule from a difprent
angle. The huge paw was brought
down with a resounding thwack on
the mule's ribs. This was unfortunate,.
The hoofs were again brought into
play, after a quick, accurate maneuver
for position, and the fight was called
off, so far as the bear was concerned.
Mr. Mason, who had witnessed the
unusual encounter, dashed to the house
for a rifle to finish the bear, should
any life be left. Before he could get
back to the scene, however, bruin mgn
aged to get groggily to his feet and
return to the less exciting environment
of the forest fire.
A tire latrol ranger is sponsor for
another bear story. While making a
survey in the mountain district lie
caimn upon a young cub suffering from
severe burns on feet and body. The
youngster was whitnpering from the
pain and the forester took pity on It,
lifted it into his ear, and there made
it fast withi soi rop.
The patrolimman started on his jour
ney ily to diseover that the mother
bear had appeare( and was, in hot
pursuit. As the track ran uphill at thIs
point, the hear, makig long strides.
galied seadily, and the need for strat
egy wais clearly Indiented. The -for
estry book of iustructions does not
cover a situationt such its this, but the
rciager -as resourceful and decided
that the last plain would be to throw
fihe cub overboard.
His attetmpts to untie the knots on
(lie lashings which secured the young
ster to the nachine, however, proved
futile. Putrsher 1inid pursued camie to
a yet steeper grade, with the advan
tage all with the former. Finally, with
one mighty effort, the old bear threw
herself on the back of the car, holding
on by her claws air] paws.
This is where the forester decided
to retire in favor of the enemy. He
dived off the calr, and regained his feet
in time to see it continuing its Journey
eastward, with a mother and child
happily reunited as its passengers.
Later the car was found, run down
and everywhere Intact, except the side
where the cub had been. tied, the old
be(ar' having torn It out to release her
offspring.
Can It Be True?
Thomas A. Eaison, in a recent inter
view talked about the many advan
tages of being deaf.
"For instance," he said, "a motor
ist hurried into a country drug store
thme other day and asked If lhe was
on the right road to Brandywine.
"'Brandy, yes,' said the druggist,
who was very deaf. 'No wine, but
pienty of brandy. I can see you're alt
right by your looks, sir.' And he
poturedl the motorIst a stIff drink out
of a big blue china jar labeled 'Ipe
cachuana.'
" 'I don't want that,' the motorist
protested. 'I want to know if this is
the best road to the Brandy
" 'The best brandy? You bet it's
the best,' interrupted the druggist.
" 'No, no I The Brandy wine l' yelled
the motorIst. 'I wanmt to get to the
Brandy--'
"'Thank you,' said the druggist. 'I
don't care If I do.'
"And with a gratified smile he
poured a second stiff drink out of the
blue china jar for himself."
Something to Fall Back On.
"Suppose you were not allowed to
write wheezes on prohibition, women's
clothes, flappers and the movIes?'
"Well," mused the column conduc
tor, "In my younger (lays I was handy
with tools. Maybe I could get a job
in a garage."
Overlooking Nothing.
His Friend-Great Scott I That's a
fine pearl you just founed. It's worth
at least $500.
Mr. Grabtail-Yes, and I broke a
tooth on It. As soon as I sell the pearl
I'm going to sue this restaurant keep
er for damages.
Girls Will B. Boys.
"What did the young man say when
you told him you would be a sister to
him?"
"He declined with tl'tanks. Ho said
he already had two sisters who bor.
rowed his golf clothes."
School for Recruits.
Sergeant--What Is understood by a
theoretical istruction?
Recruit--It'saon instruction which is
not practical,
Th
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PE66Y: TJEPqiK
REL AXHS RPFO
PltEGT THE NTIE OF
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''Te Rxal AStor PR'
S.M.& E H.NWIResO
&arn Company .
Htounser
Furniture, Stoves, Chinaware,
Tinware
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOMB
Minter Company
Cash Depaztment Store
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
SHOES, MILLINERY
Advertiser Printing
Company
Printers and Publishers
Read The Advertiser and Keep
Up With the Home News
Wells Clardy Co.
Two Big Stores
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes,
Notions~
J. C. Burns & Co.
Home of
RED IRON RACKET
More Goods ftr Same Money,
Same Goods for Less Money
Laurens Coca Cola
flottling Co.
Quench the Thirst With a'Bottle
of Delioious Coca Cola
Buy it By the Orate
CARRYTERIA
esocERIES
Quality Iigh Prices Low
On the Square
RI. W. Willis
Furniture of All Kinds
Musical Instruments
We Znvite Your Inspection
e Philosophy of Peg
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)F A HAT P!N !3 ENCUIG1 TO CAUS
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SED EN MY I ALF BEATEN AN
BETTER
.p Your Eye on Pe
Wharton Clothing Co.
The Man's Stora
Cash Clothiers - Suits Me
Hymen Luray
Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing,
Ready-to-Wear
PAY US A CALL
Laurens Storage
Battery Company
Willard Batteries and Service.
Sitation
Prompt anfd Courteous Servich
East Laurens Street--Phone 446
Powe Drug Company
Drugs and Medicines of All Kfnds
Victrolas and Victor Records
Peoples Loan &
Exchange Bank
Capital $100,000.00
LAUREINS' OLDEST BANK
W. A. WATTS, President
0. W. TUNE, Cashier
William Solomon
Reliable Jeweler
Solomon Says:
If better work could be done,
Heo would do It.
Home Furniture Co.
Next to Post Office
Furniture, Stoves, Rugs, Crook
ery-Complote Home Furnishers
W. H. HOUGH
-OP~TOMETRIST
"See IHough to See Well"
Watches and Jewelry Repaired
Diamonds Remounted
-South Side of Square
H. L. Roper & Co.
Lumber, Doors, Bash Slinds -
We Can Furnish Your Entire Bill
for Your house.
,gy
E THE NON-DOOSTER TO
D A SCALY TREE -
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Davis-Roper Co.
Department Store
"Laurens Best Store-Quality
Made it So.''
Easterby MotoF Co.
Dodge Brothers Motor Oars
Phone 200 Service and Parts
Laurens National
Bank
Capital and Surplus $100,000.00
3. J. ADAMS, President
CGEO. H. BLAKBLY, Cashier
YOUR ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
The Princess Theatre
Not Only for Amusement But for
Diversion After Business Hours
THE BEST PHOTOPLAYS
A. L. Mahaffey
FIRST CLASS BAKERY
Ask for Our Pullman .af
L. B. Blackwell
Printer and Stationer
OFFICE a SCHOOL SUPPLIES
J. C. Shell & Company
The Family Grocer
Choice Vegetable. in Season
Jones-Taylor Hardware'Co.
Hardware, Agrkultural Imple,
ments, Mill Supplies, Paint., '
Ols, Varnihes, Sporting Gloode,
BENCHOFF'S
5 & 1i0 Cents Store
''Buy it &a Laurens"
WEST? SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE