The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, March 11, 1920, Image 6
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! SPRING Ti
OPEf
MR. CHAS. GRC
STROUSE
Will Be at Our Store, I
March If
I With a complete line of Woo
Beach and Golf Cloths. We
I A visit incurrs no obligation to b
| TEAL-JOP
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STATEMENT OF TH
THE BANK OF
Located at Mt. Cro{*han, S. C., at the
Rciourcei
Loans and discounts ....$98,221.39
Overdrafts 3,205.40
Bonds and stocks owned by
the bank . 19,890.00
Furniture and fixtures ... 2,301.01
Banking house 3,514.29
Due from banks and
bankers 18,745.90
Currency 2,283.00
Cold 7.50
Silver and other
minor coin 243.10
War Savings Stamps .... 04.23
Demand Loans 31,030.00
TOT AI 180,100.51
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Chesterfield.
Before me came J. H. RatlilT, en
beinj; duly sworn, says that the above a
dition of said bank, as shown by the b
Sworn to and subscribed before m <
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Correct Attest:
Root. Tucker,
J. O. Taylor,
J. 11. Rivers, Directors.
STATEMENT OF Tl!
THE FARM
Located at Ruby, S. C., at the close
Resource*
Loans and discounts . . . $ 1 111,242.08
Overdrafts 1,0116.00;
Liberty Bonds ........ 5,000.001
Furniture and fixtures .. 1,152.54'
Banking house 500.00;
Due from banks
and bankers 11,085.8.']:
Currency . 1,102.00
Gold 125.00
Silver and other mine: coin 2011.58
Checks and cash items .. 2,872.01
TOTAL 108,210.04
STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CHESTERFIKLD.
Before me came M. L. Haley, c
being duly sworn, says that the above
condition of said bank, as shown by tl
Sworn to and subscribed before
Correct Attest:
J. S. McGregor,
J. F. Crawley, Directors.
DOUBLE SEAL PISTON Rib
ARE GUAR;
We Guarantee Double Soil
faction, when a FULL SKT is j
in 60 days after purchase, the
isfieri with the rings, we will re
for the m upon receipt of the
voice showing1 purchase. Th 1
through the channels receivec
Down."
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E CONDITION OF 1
MT. CROGHAN
close of business March 1, 1920.
Liabilitl** (
Capital st ,ck paid in . . . .$25,000.00
Surplus fund 4,000.00
Undivided profits, less current
expenses and
taxes paid . 2,740.80 *
Dividends unpaid 45.00
Individual deposits subject i
to check 110,279.00 J
Cashier's ch'ks . 1,080.09
1 1 1,909.15
Notes and bills '
rodiscounted .......... 80,411.50 4
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TOT A1 180,106.51 <
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ishier of the above named bank, who,
nd foregoing statement is a trua conooks
of said bank. c
JAB. H. BATLIFF. 1
this lith day of March 1020 V
.M. M ooro, Notary Public. w
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E CONDITION OF h
ERS BANK I,
of business March 1, 1920.
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Liabilities
Capital stock paid in ....$10,000.00
Surplus fund 1,500.00
Undivided nrofits. less
current expenses and
taxes paid 3,000.20 1
Individual deposits subject
to eh.-ek ...157,739.04 c
Time Certificates "
of deposit .... 23.199.10 l;
Cashier's ch'ks 2,771.70
183,709.81 V
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TOT A1 198,210.04 11
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.shier of the above named bank, who,
and foretroir.j; statement is a true
ie boobs of said bank p
M. L. RALKV.
.ie this 9th day of March 1920.
I) H. Douglass, Notary Public. ('
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ICS FOR AUTOMOBILES
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tl Piston Rings to give satistroperly
installed. If, withuser
should become dissat- ^
fund the money we receive
rings, and the original in- '''
rings should be returned
1. Ask for "Keep Upkeep w
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COLUMBIA, 3. C.
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LOCAL ITEMS
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Jlr. D. H. Laney has two beautiful i
pecimens of Chesterfield County
ray fox skins. The animals beart
these furs were caught near town
uring the recent season.
How are your eyes, good? If so well j
nd good, if not have them examined,
'hursday, Friday and Saturday by <
n experienced optometrist at Peo- <
les' Bank. C. B. Edgeworth
Once a user of SWEET SIXTEEN 1
(ways a user. Get the habit.
W. P. ODOM. 1
Men's Oxfords are here, leathers,
sunmetal. Mahogany andGlased Kid,
English, Blucher and Bal. last, prices
i7.S0 to $12.50. Teal-Jones Co.
We are showing a large assortment
if wash shirts at attractive prices.
Chesterfield Dry Goods Co.
Dr. and Mrs, Francis Blair have
irrived in Chesterfield and taken up
heir residence here.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sellers have reurned
from Ruth, Mississippi, where
hey have resided for some time.
They will make Chesterfield their
lome.
Ladies Mahogany Ties and Pumps,
rrench and Military Heel, Dull Kid
'umps, French Heel, Havana Brown
'umpi, French Heel Pat. Pumps and
ries French Heel, Glazed Kid Pumps,
?rench and Military Heels.
Teal-Jones Co.
We have just received thousands of
rards of pretty, snappy patterns in
i/oils, Organdies, Flazons etc., for
shat new Spring Dress.
Chesterfield Dry Goods Co.
I have received that car of Ralston
Purina Chicken Feeds, Cow Feed
>nd Hor?e Feed. .This is the highest
trade feed on the market.
W. P. ODOM
Owing to scarcity of buildings 1 am
temporarily doing repair work at the
Peoples' Bank. Will appreciate your
>atronage. C. B. EDGEWORTH
Jeweler.
Mrs. D. II. l,aney spent several
lays in Columbiu last week.
Mrs. W. II. Craig, of Atlanta, visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
D. Craig this week.
Mrs. Annie Gardner, of Springfield,
is visiting Dr. and Mrs. R. L.
Gardner,
We have just received a Shipment
>f High-Art Suits, Made by Strouse
& Bros. Goods are scarce this seaion,
we advise early buying.
Teal-Jones Co.
While you are in town Saturday
lave your eyes examined and glasses
fitted at Peoples' Bank.
Mrs. C, B. Edgeworth.
Deliveries are still unsatisfactory.
However, we are still receiving almost
Jaily, shipments of new spring goods.
Chesterfield Dry Goods Co.
If you want the best flour, buy
SWEET SIXTEEN. There is none
luite so good. W. P. ODOM.
Mrs. T. W. MeNeeley, of Camden,
spent last week end with Mrs. J. E.
VIeehan.
Judge M. J. Hough, after an illless
of several weeks, is able to be
>ut.
Inter-Woven Socks for Men, the
r in#J fkn f u/<*a r Inn nAr T? a I . Innes P n
Mary Jane is the highest grade of
>elf Rising Flour. It will please the
nost exacting in their demands for a
'erfect Self Rising Flour.
W. P. ODOM.
We have the most complete stock
>f Millinery we have ever carried,
rhis Department is in charge of Miss
Vingate, a Competent Milliner, who,
rill take pleasure in helping you solve
he problem of selecting the right
hape in that new Spring Bonnet.
Chesterfield Dry Goods Co.
Air. II. K. Wilson, who was scriousy
ill for some time at a Columbia
lospital and who was taken with
elapse and confined to his bed foi
learly a month longer, is at his post
f duty as manager of the Chester
icld Hardware store.
Mr. It. I.. Watts demon trated a
'ordson tractor on tin- plantation of
Ar. W. C. Rollers Wednesday. Mr
Vatts proved to the satisfaction of
he crowd of interested spectator
hat the Fordson is a wonderful ma
hine in breaking up ground, crab
eating roots and even pulling ou
ar^e slumps. a nu inner i?i demni
trations will In- conducted ',y ".it
Vatts in this vicinity. The Ford.a
; handled in Chosterlcld County h.
he Cheraw Motor Sales ('ompany.
Miss Rernice Caddy, of Cason Oh
ield, is the ^uest ?>f Miss Notie Free
ian, at the home of Mr. W. S. Lewis.
Our Stock of Shirts is complete
rices from $1.00 to $7.50
Teal-Jones Co.
The Thomas-Shepherd ('oncer
ompany will appear at the schoo
uditorium in a varied musical pro
ram. This will be the la t enter
ilnment of the season. The com
any consists of four y >unjc iadiet
hoBe playing of a number of dif
rent instruments has placed tacit o
tern in the first rani; as soloists ant
>ncert musciang. Next Saturday ev
linjr March I.'I, is the date.
I^ast Saturday afternoon Rev. F
[. Cannon united in marriage M
arley Jordan and Mi ? He! ecu
ontf. Roth are yountf people < f th
>untjr~and have many frit ndff I
ish them life lonjf happiness an
osperity.
Kub-My-Tism is a powerful ant 1
ptic; it kills the poijyn c-.used f.*o: f
fected cut*; euro old s^rc , tctt |
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MAYSVILLE
The farmers of this section have
>een hauling fertilizer the past week.
Mot much farm work has been done.
Mrs. W. P. Gulledge is ill with
pneumonia at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Myers, of
Wadesboro, were visiting here one
iftemoon lust week.
The school at Wexford has been
closed for the past two weeks. It will
itart again Monday March lf>th.
Several families of this community
have been sick with influenza. No
complications have followed, most all
are able to be up.
Misses Minnie, Lulu and Mr. Eugene
Jones spent a short while at the
home of Mr. B. 11. Buroh last Sunday.
Mr. Dur.c . i Niven, who is attending
the auto : chool in Kansa.t City
Mo., is expected home soon. Mr. Nivven
has had influenza since being in
that city.
MIDDENDORF
School has been closed for a few
weeks on account of influenza and also
the illness of our principal Miss
Pearl Melton, but nothing preventing,
school will open again Monday,
March 15th.
There are several families in the
community down with influenza
Mr. Alfred Johnson and Mis^ May
Bell Johnson were in Chernw la.d
Thursday wher they purchased a now
Edison.
Mrs. II. T. McManus and little son,
Herbert, spent last week with home
folks.
Mr. H. C. Wilhelm was in Hartsville
Saturday.
Rev. Law on, the new pastor of
the Baptist Church, will preach at
11 o'clock Sunday March 14th. Re,'
Morrison will fill his regular appointment
at Hebron in the afternoon at
:i o'clock.
"F
OUSLJ .YDALE SCHOOL
A play, " n Awful Aunt" was given
at the school huose, Friday night,
March 5 by the school, which was
carried out in fine style. After the
play boxes were sold and the proceeds
amounted to $283.00 clear of expenses.
As yet we have no flu in our com
munity and we are huving a full attendance
at school.
The trustees recently had a mt
ng and huv planned to enlarge i
present building, which is entirely
.oo small to accomodate the commu
.lity. Their plans are to attach another
class room and an auditorium.
Patrons of the school seam to he
taking an immense amount of interest
in the school as shown by their
quick response to any call from the
teachers.
Some days ago we bought a $100.00
piano for the school and the patrons
lave already paid for It.
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any way we can.
Call on us for repair work and motor
We handle the Michelin,
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Try GREEN FLAG OIL, It make
of your motor.
Also: We buy, sell and exchange cm
Our Aim Is to PL
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