The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, July 05, 1917, Image 4
j tfhcrt Mem# ci
Mr. Jack Douglass spent the 1th
at Big Springs.
Mr. J. C. Rivers spent Sunday in
Charlotte.
Regular meeting Chesterfield camp
W. O. W. Saturday night, July 7lh.
Mrs. F. M. Canon is visiting home
fol.<s at Silver.
Mrs. Thus. Cason of l.akehud, i >a
is the guest of her mother -in lav. M< -.
M. E. Cason.
The Baptist Missionary fNoeieiy
meets Friday afternoon at I : >(>
o'clock at the Baptist Church.
Mrs. I). M. Barentine and dau;.rMe
Miss Annie, returned last week from
a visit to Mr. Walter, at .Moultrie (?a.
Mr. Ed. Gulledjrc. chanipion deer
slayer of Co. "1" 1st S. Iietri -ion
was in town a few days this week.
Miss Nanoline Tyler who has been
visiting relatives in Barnwell and
Aiken counties, returned yesterdaj
Mr. Koht. Therrell, member of tin
hospital corps. 1st S. C. Regiment,
visited Chesterlield this week.
Woman's Missionary Society mee
Saturday afternoon at '< o'clock at St
Pauls' Church.
Mr. S. A. Snood and family, ol
Maxton, \. C., are iruesls at tin hone
of Mr. .!. M. Criirirs.
Attorney Frank A. Miller of Harts
ville was in the city Tuesday on loyai
business.
Mr. Fred Ilui.eyeutt, member i f
Co. "I" 1st S. Ueiriment, was -ha!
in^ hands with friends in Che-Aerlield
one day this week.
Magistrate Tom Turner of Payland
was in Chesterlield Monday.
Tom is making Pactum! a cod
judjro.
Mr. W. K. MeQuaij; of I'elham, (la.
was in th?? city Tuesday. Mr. McQuaip
came from (icorpin t<< visit
his aj?ed mother, Mrs. Mary M.Quaiy
who is now infoebU health.
The third Quarterly conference ol
Kast Chest* rliel-1 circuit will he heb
at Friendship on Saturday <>f next
Week.
Nelse Bennett brought to this of
fice last Saturday the (irst cotton bolls
we have seen this season. Nel.se is u
early bird.
Examinations for tin- \Vinthro|
scholarship, to he held in the ollice ol
the superintendent of education, wil
start at 9 o'clock sharp. July <jth.
Mr. J. K. Wallace, of tin- Oakku
community, has feed in his criie t-.\<
years old, yet he is economical. 11
has found that hickory leaves tnak
an excellent rouphaye and he ha
been makinp p'ood use of them.
Tlie Chesterfield County .Me'lnnlis
Sunday School Conference will !?
held at Friendship Church on Mr
East Chesterfield ?ir?Mi:i, Thu.sda;
and Friday, Julv and J7 '11.
program will be nubli.he 1 next wed.
Mrs. T. \V. Casl-.in, who .:ne
from Hock Hill, ?where he too!. th
course in domestic science ;il Wii
throp, reports a most profitable an
pleasant trip. On her return home !i
visited relatives at Fort Mill, Miner;
Springs, Marshville and l.ilesville.
Mr. J. 0. Taylor, of Mt Croghai
one of Chesterfield County's nios
progressive business, n en has si
cured the agency in this county fo
the Hudson .Super-Six. phaeton seve
passenger car. Mr Taylor will de
monstrate this superb car to anvon
interested.
A crowd of jolly fishermen ief
early Tuesday morning for I.ittb Itiv
er. Among th'-ni were Mi is. K.n.-1"
Arnifield, A \V. Ilur-cy and -on liu
dolph, I>an Fancy. \V . A. River
Shaw Meehan, 'larence Catoe, ?'olai
Davis and Jim Tilley.
Green street continues to improvi
in appearance. The home of Mr. It
M. Myers, just completed, i a hand
some residence. Not willing to F<
seen at a disadvantage, Mr. J. M
Griggs has given his house, next door
a coat of paint.
Supt.. of Education .1. A. Ki :rh!
took charge of the ollice to wh h !i?
was elected, Monday. Mr. Knight
will occupy the Sunt, of Ivlucat ,..n'
office in the Court House. IF I. .
been admitted to the bar and h: office
is now open.
The Rev. Peter Stokes, pre-id
elder of the Florence dt trnM, will
preach at Shiloh next Sundav inor
intf at 11 A. M The thin! ?|u:iru-i*ly
conference for ( hosterfield Chary
will be heM at Fhiloh M in'lay morn
iiiK at i i A. M.
Farmers' Roadinir four ISu 11< iin
No. 21, issued by f'lemson Collem ,
deals with the peanut proposition in
South Carolina. This bulletin houl-l
be in the hands of every t hesterli'dd
County farmer. It. is well to rem. i,
her the war has not cheeked On- pro
Kress of the boll weevil, though it
has taken its plate in the newspaper
to a lary extent.
Mr. L. K. Gardner of Jefferson
proved himself to be a real part of
his town durinK the recent district
conference at that place. With a
thirty-six inch telescope and Jacob's
staff in hand he escorted Rev. I'aul I
Wood, Messrs Miles Watson, J. N.
Campbolle and R. A. Melton to the
Kold mine near town. After KuidinK
these people of Chesterfield and vicinity
nlonK paths leadinK to springs,
tunnels and other sights he landed on
top of a hiKh hill and furnished telescopic
views of the country for many
miles. Those who enjoyed Mr. Gardner's
kindness agree that Jefferson is
a better town for having a resident
who knows how to enjoy leisure by
a;: ? 7' . '
* $eeal JntercM f
Miss Gladys Staekhouoe is the guest
of Miss Sarah Moore this week.
Mr. B. J. Douglass, who has been
quite sick, continues to improve.
Miss Mary I'usser is visiting in
Lake City.
Messrs. !>. 1*. Douglass and I. 1'.
Grant spent Wednesday in Columbia.
Miss Mildred Laney entertained
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
I.emi Young.
Master .lesse Luchanan, of Clin'??
. is visiting liis brother, Mr. Moti
i>u lanan.
Miss \rii:ic CIu 11f It^o and Mr. Duni'n'i
Mc(Ir?-/'?r visited Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Roper in Clio Sunday.
H -rt Hurst has been <|uite sick
with tonsilit is.
Magistrate I.eo and Constable H.
\ ilrillith, of Jefferson, were in '.hi1
ci y Wednesday.
Miss Vera Melton has returned
?;.!:e from Mcltee, where she visited
Ir. and Mrs. C. L. Melton.
Miss Sarah Moore will entertain at
r home this evening in honor of
1 ; (lladys Stackhouso.
Mr. C. C. Douglass has returned
r .,1 Columbia, where he was operat
1 on for tnr.silitis.
.dr. and Mrs. Ik M. ThoiToil havi
eturned from a visit to Mrs. Tliereii's
parents in Jefferson, <ia. ?
liss Annie Rarenline will enter
:ii the Thursday Afternoon Card
iub this afterr oon. This elul> is
eipnsed of 1 " < f Chesterlhdd's most
ii nning young matrons ami maids.
? Mi< sterfield county evmi ' ion
trd will he the same as th< i g;s
"in hoard with the ex< ccr ion thai
i . T. K. Wannamala r, Jr., tm < he
! ice of M. J. Hough. Ka|. C, wer
i r Moiiiiine* nuniotl l.i.il, I
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t 1. No ii.sine of contestant u
| known.
1 2. No name ol contestants vs
M I puhlished.
U j 3. F". very contestant is creditei
2f>0 votes when nominated .
9 4. F'.very contestant Rets a m
8 5. Standing of contestants' nu
puhlished weekly.
6. All votes must he brought in
day for recording.
7. Votes cannot he solicited
about the stoie.
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*1 K. lie votes in packages with
(I number and amount 'in top o
jjj 9. Color of votes will he cli
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Route 4.
i ? fops ii this seeiion loo! very
; < -il, i >. i e p I (ion. i". 11 (ii'i'-ru' and
in ' pot tin record.
\i r. (ius.s Clarilon and M Janie
Sin 'li visited al Mr. 11. t'. ( lanton'.s
Sal irday and Sunday.
Mr. ( harlie Jones and family visiti
i l Mr. W. 1>. Odom's Surnlay.
We hear it said that the largest
i hat has fallen here in ten y-.
ft I Iridav night, June J'.tth.
If |?(? - l.|e I gues.-, \ve will get good
mail ,.t'i" if now as tin re are two
j earner to hand it out on tnis route
On account of a wsahoiit in the
Dougla . >' d! dam part of our Route
can't get t <] just as it has heen
heretofore.
One fellow said last Sat unlay that
he wasn't worth a dam. I guess he
meant the kiml that is out in the field.
(j. N. Clanton made a business trip
to ( heraw Monday.
Messrs, Archie Douglass and S. T.
Atkinson were in Chesterfield Monday.
Miss Minis was down at Mr. W. 1).
Miss Iiinna Gulledge, of Cheraw,
spent the 4th in Chesterfield.
Miss Lena Young, from Whitmire,
is the guest of Miss Ruth Hanna.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
of Ruby, held its annual p'cnic on
fuly 4th at Hip Sonnies.
Misses Alta and Rove Douglass,
of Clinton, are visiting their brother,
Mr. C. C. Douplass.
A number of the younger set pave
a fish fry at Douplass Mill Monday
afternoon in honor of Miss Lena
Younp.
Major W. J. Title" accompanied his
wife to Columbia lust Saturday. Mrs.
Tiller is receiving treatment at the
Columbia Hospital.
Ralph Haientim, of Moultrie, (la.,:
is visiting bis grand-mother, Mrs. 1). ;
M. Barentine. Ralph made the trip
l?%, Mw.t/.M .. n\i\ .?;L. ~: I..
is \ inwiui , c\ ivu-miit' riut'?
It is rumored that Route .1 from
Chesterfield will be consolidated with
Route 'J of (theraw and that a motor
service will be instituted.
Misses F lease Buchanan and Mary
Pusser entertained a number of the
younjrer social set Friday evening at
the home of Miss Pusser.
Misses Oliver and McDonald, of
Kershaw, and Mr. Robert Turner, of
Pane land, are quests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Douglass.
Mr. T. L. Iluntley, of Wadesboro,
was in Chesterfield Tuesday. Mr. |
Iluntley at one time resided in Ches- 1
terlield, having held the ollice of Pro- j
bate? .ludjre.
Miss Mary Walsh fjnve a ear?l party
fu -sday evening in honor f the
Misses Young and Staekhouse. After
aids a dainty ice cream course was
served.
The Chesterfield Baptist Union will
meet at McBoe Hapt'st Church ti e
i fifth Sunday n the month, heirinnii.^
tlu' Saturday provinn at 10 oYln<l<.
! i'myram will apn??ar l ucr All
hurrlics in the asa?i\uion will appoint
deleyat cs.
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Messrs. J. Clantou, I). L. and
.1. II. I'.rown visited at G. N. Clanton's
Tuesday.
, ning with the home eanner.
j G. X. Clanton says it is not near as
' hard to crank a telephone as it is to
'crank a Ford because tlie phone won't
kick. !
! Host wishes to the Advertiser and
its Kdilor.
PATRICK
Messrs. 1>. .M. Williams and R. F.
Thames spent several days last week
i in Columbia.
Mr. John Douglass of Co. "I" 1st
S. (Regiment spent Wednesday in
| Patrick.
( apt. Gillespie of Co. "I" spent
Sunday at the home of his mother,
in Patrick. Mrs Gillespie and children
also came over from Cheraw Sunday
morning and spent the day.
Mr. It. P. Gillespie and family of
Hartsville, spent Sunday with relatives
in Patrick.
A party composed of Mr. and Mrs.
W. V. Jerman, Dr. J. M. Earlc and
J. G. Copeland are spending the week
at Gresham on a fishing ttfp.
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After touching the record price of j
27 cents ^ pound, cotton hus fallen
to 24 Va cents. Corn continues to ad- I
vance. i
Private D. H. Douglass, of Company
"I," spent the week-end in Chesterfield.
Henry seems to be enjoying
army life, even if it is more strenu- j
ous than that of a bank cashier, i
When baseball opens up in the regi- ;
ment watch Henry break into the
lime light. i
Miss Cora Craig entertained the
United Daughters of the Confeder- 1
acy at the home of her parents Tues- '
day afternoon. The regular routine '
work of the society was gone through '
after which a social session was held.
Delightful refreshments of cake and
ice cream were served.
M iss Ruth Hanna gave a picnic
breakfast and swimming party in ,
nonor 01 ner nouse ^uesi, miss L,ena
Younpr, at Evan's Mill Tuesday morn- ,
injr. Anions those composing1 this
jolly party were Misses Sallie Berry
Douglass, Sarah Moore, Vera Melton.
Gertrude Meehan, Mary Wiilsh, Alta
and Roxie Douglass, Gladys Stackhouse,
Lena Young, Ruth Hanna and
Mildred Lanev; Messrs. Roy Hurst.
Roy, King and Bryan Moore, Walter
Douglass, Arthur Knight, J. C. Rivers,
A. R. Boston and It. B. Dozier. The
party was chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs.
1'. A. Murray, Jr.
BYRD?CRAIG
A wedding of a pood deal of interest
was that of Miss Elizabeth
Byrd to Mr. J. L. Craig, at the home
of the bride's parents in Pocomoke
City, Md., Thursday, June 28th. The (
marriage was a surprise.
M iss Byrd is very popular here, j
where she has resided for several i
years. Mr. Craig, the youngest son I
..f M V a,1.1 M >.> ar rv --
- . ?*.mi mio. *? . 1^. VIUI^j USsistnnt
cashier of the Bank of Chcraw.
The couple spent their honeymoon
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It Pays to
Trade.
Since we firs
would i^ive away
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one of our cust<
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crease in every
We are daily
tractive offering
centers and you
complete in nil
heavy daily dem?
lust lie recorded Thel
end of
i&ferahle only liethe
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vmg largest num- _
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Dec. 24 win Piano , _
and Si
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July
? tie shall partici- jer |^n
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aol, lodge, society, Butter
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ly or indicertly. Neck <
3NTHLY PRIZES . *UG
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urinjr that week. ies* W
Goods Co
CHERAW, ROUTE 2
Mrs. Aliic Gardner visited friends
in this community Sunday.
Mrs. Flora A. Bonn was visiting
relatives and friends in this section
Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Graham visited Mrs. G. VV.
Whitaker Sunday.
Mr. .1. K. Gibson killed a rattlesnake
with nine rattlers and a button.
It was discovered by a little threeyear-old
girl.
Mr. S. M. Hicks spent Saturday
night and Sunday with his daughter, '
Mrs. G. \V. Rivers.
The infant son of Mr. Walter John
died and was laid to rest in the
Pleasant Grove cemetery. 1
Mr. G. W. Whitaker has returned '
home, to the delight of his many
friends.
Misses Pearl Quick and Lula May
llorton are doing fine work in the
home department now. 4
Mr. Willie Turnage, of near Che.
raw, viaited his father-in-law, Mr. 1
in New York, arriving in Chesterfield
yesterday, where they are the guests |
of the groom's parents. After to-day
they will be at home in Cheraw.
MERRIMAN'S MILL
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde N. Galloway
ind daughter, Sarah, of Lydta, vrsit?d
Mr. Galloway's aunt, Mrs. W. H.
Middleton, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. I. B. Merriman spent Sunday in
Columbia. '
Mr. and Mrs. S. Owens Middleton '
ind children, Margret and Ruth, motored
over from Darlington and spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr. MidJlcton's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Middleton, of this place.
Messrs. J. W. Merriman, G. N. Gas- ,
kin and Ted C. Melton made a trip to 1
Hartsville Tuesday. I
Mr. B. F. Poole has purchased a 1
new Ford.
Miss Mary Ingram, of Patrick, was
Ihe guest of Misses Pauline and Dora
Middleton Sunday.
Messrs. I. B. Merriman, J. W. Merriman,
A. L. Johnson, S. O. Middleton
and C. N. Galloway motored to Cheraw
last Saturday.
PATE GOING WENT
BUT CAME BACK
Because Pate Going had developed
a tendency to go into other people s
chicken coops there was a magistrate's
warrant issued Saturday for
his arrest. The warrant was in the
hands of a magistrate's constable and
our chief of police, Mr. B. B. Melton,
was asked to look out for him.
Mr. Melton went after Going and
made the arrest. Going was then given
to the constable for safe keeping.
The constable started for the jail,
and Pate went along, part of the way,
when he decided it was time to be
going. It is generally conceded that
he was going some when he was headed
off by Mr. Smith Oliver and rc-arrested
by Mr. Melton, after which
Going went to jail.
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; Away
i $400
> Us to Be a QuesGratifying
Success.
5 Liberal Witb Our
t announced that we
7 this beautiful Claxnd
Piano to some
jmers on Dec. 24, 3
s shown a big indepartment.
I i
r receiving new at;s
from the fashion
will find our stock
lines regardless of
jnds.
re will be a monthly prize at
fuch month, for the one jjet- A
oatest number of votes during
mth. J
e for wrek ending July 21, Ik I
Snivel and Fork, Butter Knife Fa
ignr Spoon. I
28, H Doz. Soup Spooni, But- S
life and Sugar Spoon. ^
. 4, ,(i Doz. Orange Spoons, ^
Knife and Sugar Spoon. (3
1. 11, I2 Doz. Tea Spoons; 2 ^
Chain. B
;. 18, Doz. Oyster Forks; 2 i
Knife. 3
;. 25, hi Doz. Coffee Spoons. J
Month ending Aug. 25th, Lad- Q
>mpany I
SNOW HILL
M is? klmo 11,.1 . < ? *
.'uiiv.ui ii-1 l lasi wi'l'K !
for Virginia, where she will spend a i
few weeks with her sister, Thomas
Syngs.
We are glad to report Master Toniniie
(iuliedge on the mend.
Please allow me to correct an error
in last week's letter. The name,
Mrs. VV. T. Crofford should have been
.Mrs. W. T. Hendricks, of Patrick.
Masters Carl and Henry Davis motored
to Hartsville Saturday and returned
Sunday afternoon.
Crops are looking better since the
warm weather and the fine showers.
The ladies of the Friendship W. H.
VI. S. wdl serve ice cream Thursday
ifternoon at 0 o'clock at the church.
Everybody is invited. Remember,
luly 5th (this afternoon) at 6 to 10
j'clock.
Preaching next Sunday at 11
>'clock; Sunday school at 10.
Sunday school at Friendship at
friendship at 8 and preaching at 4
>'clock.
STATEMENT OF THF
THE FARM
Located at Chesterfield, S. C., at the
Resources
Loans and discounts $52,763.83
Overdrafts 1,455.63
Furniture and Fixtures . . 1,343.67
Other real estate owned . . 2,380.66
Due from bank
and bankers 10,555.39
Currency 612.00
Gold 12.50
Silver and other minor coin 246.69
Checks and cash items . . 506.75
Total $69,867.02
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD.
Before me came D. H. Douglass, C
beinj; duly sworn, says that the above
said bank, as shown by the books of e
Sworn to and subscribed before me 1
Correct Attest:
J. T. Hurst,
W. H. Crawford,
T. D. Huntley, Directors.
STATEMENT OF T
THE BANK OF i
Located at Chesterfield, S. C., at the c
Resources
Loans and discounts ...$184,704.88
Overdrafts 1,427.34
Furniture and Fixtures. . 2,125.00
Banking house 10,000.00
Otl^er real estate owned. 3,059.90
Due from banks
nad bankers 21,350.80
Currency 1,513.00
Gold 112.50
Silver & other minor coin 274.20
Checks and cash items . . 314.12
I
! Total $224,881.74
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD.
Before me came C. C. Douglas:
who, being duly sworn, says that thi
true condition of said bank, as shown
Sworn to and subscribed before mi
Correst attest:
James T. Ross,
Z. T. Redfearn,
J. C. Rivers, Directors.
STATEMENT OF TI
THE BANK OF RUBY
Located at Mt. Croghan, S. C., at the
Reiource*
Loans and discounts $60,247.58
Overdrafts 401.55
Furniture and Fixtures. . . 1,961.61
Banking house 6,018.57
Other real estate owned. . 4,502.67
Due from bank and I
Bankers 5,140.41
Currency 818.00
Cold 40.00
Silver and other minor coin' 169,31 |
Checks and Cash Items . . 108.35
Other resources, viz.:
Cash Ruby office 329.18
Total $79,737.23
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Chesterfield.
Before me came P. M. Therrell, ca
being duly sworn, says that the above i
dition of said bank, as shown by the b
Sworn to and subscribed before mc
Correct Attest:
J. O. Taylor,
I. S. Funderburk,
Robt. Tucker, Directors.
COMPANY I
Company "I", Chesterfield County's
quota of the 1st Regiment, S. C.
Inf., left Charleston June 30th and is
now encamped at the Fair Grounds,
Columbia. .
This company is 101 strong, which
means there is still room for a few
more red-blooded Chesterfield County
boys. The company has returned
from its tasks of guarding government
and railroad property in the
swamps around Charleston in excellent
condition. Every man is in fine
Vw.tl It ll o.wl ?U.. ?
"VM.V.I VIIV W 1111 fill | y CAJIUI lUIKUll
very little sickness during its encampment
near Charleston,
Capt. Gillespie is very enthusiastic
about his company. He thinks he has
about the finest bunch of boys evei
brought together. They already
have a high standing and he. expects
them to become the crack company
of the regiment.
Capt. Gillespie is temporarily detached
from his company and is in
charge of field engineering on part
of the Cantonment work. In his absence
I.ieut. W. A. Mulloy is in charge
of the company.
At an early date the company, with
the rest of the regiment, will be ordered
to Greenville, where they will
be intensively drilled until early fall,
after which it is presumed they will
take a hand in the great task of "mak
ing the world safe for democracy."
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CONDITION OF j?
close of business, June 20th, 19-17
Liabilities .
Capital Stock Paid in $6,675.00
Surplus Fund 1,000.00 -3|
Undivided profits, less
Current expenses
and taxes paid 1,120.59
Individual deposits .
subject to check $40,856.95
Time certificates ?v
of deposit 4,942.00
Cashier's checks. 272.48
46,071.43
Bills payable, including 'fl|r
certificates for
money borrowed 15,000.00
Total $69,867.02
asbier of the above-named bank, who, J
and foregoing is a true condition of
laid bank.
D. H. DOUGLASS.
this 30th (lay of June, 1917
C. C. DOUGLASS, Notary Public HE
CONDITION OF
CHESTERFIELD
lose of business June 20, 1917.
Liabilities
Capital Stock paid in.... $50,000.00 v
Surplus Fund 5,500.00
Undivided profits
less current expenses
and tuxes paid 5,172.97
Dividends unpaid 16.50
Individual deposits
subect to check 72,575.39
Time certificates
of deposit 25,655.58
Cashier's checks . . 961.30
99,192.27'
Bills payable, including
certificates for
money borrowed 65,000.00 m
Total $224,881.74
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*, Cashier of the above-named bank,
> above" and foiejjoinp statement is a - ... \
by the books of said bank.
C. C. DOUGLASS,
c this 30 th day of June, 1917.
D. L. SMITH, Notary Public.
4E CONDITION OF 1
AND MT. CROGHAN
close of business June 20th, 1917.
I Liabilities
Capital stock paid in.... $25,000.00 # Surplus
Fund 2,300.00
Undivided profits, less
!current expenses and i
I taxes paid 2,046.22
I Due to bunks and bankers 288,89
Individual deposits |
subject to check $40,407.12
Cashier's checks 95.00
40,502.12
Notes and bills
rediscounted 9,000.00
1
Total $79,737.23 ?
shier of the above named bank, who,
ind foregoing statement is a true conooks
of Baid bank.
P. M. TIIRRRELL.
this 3d day of July, 1017. 6^
F. M. MOORE, Notary Public.
EVER SALIVATED BY V|S
CALOMEL? HORRIBLE.
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, Calomel Is Quicksilver and Acts Lik? '1
Dynamite on Your Liver. a
Calomel loses you a duy! You 1
know what calomel is. It's mercury; 1
quicksilver. Calomel is dangerous. j
It crashes into sour bile like dynamite,
cramping and sickening you.
Calomel attacks the bones and should
never be put into your system. fl
When you feel bilious, sluggish,
constipated and all knocked out and fl
1 believe you need a dose of danger- B
ous calomel just remember that vour B
druggist sells for 50 centB a large 9
bottle of I)odson's Liver Tone, which 9
is entirely vegetable and pleasant to I
take and is a perfect substitute for 9
calomel. It is guaranteed to start 9
your liver without stirring you up I
inside, and can not salivate!
Don't take calomel! It makes you 5
sick the next day; it loses you a day's ^9
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens
you right up and you feel groat.
Give it to the children because it ill
perfectly harmless and doesn't gripe I
There is many a dainty little girl inl
his country whose grandmother didl
not consider it a disgrace to work in'
the garden.
or Twenty Years
Ivon satisfaction. Red Cross Liver
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rose Liver Medicine
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used dry or easily aado Into liquid.
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