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Si TEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE 3Fai \ms $c .'flrrritatttfi lattk Located t Cumming, Ga., l hc- Close of Business Mch , 20, 1917. Resources Liabilities Demand I stock Paid In 25 000 00 Tirae J L T . a ,00 00 Surplus fund, >1 000 00 Ovr4r*f ' n ""‘ l , : : ‘ Undivided IVofiU. ton )ur- Ovrdi.i I Paid 1 2 Bank ' Pli ’""‘V , oo Dm Unpaid Dividends 152 00 Furniture nd * subject Due fr 60 722 81 66 662 U,iefro '“ , 7itl 07 Urns Payable 10 000 0 0 trß in OefuT Mat* s it > . • Currency 680 00 Cold 5 00 Silver, Nickels, etc. Cash Items Advances on Cotton 5 77(1 Revenue Stumps 11,10 TOTAL 174 705 84 TOTAL 174 705 84 STATE and t.JSUK IA, 101 YTII COUNTY. Before me came M. W. WHIU, Cashier, of Farmers & Merchants Bank who beii’F duly sworn, s.\a that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition • M Bank as shown by the Ides in said Bank. WEBB. oworn to tel s ibs-Kbe I be or ■ >e this 27tli day of M -K. 1017. OI,KN N ME Bi rr. 2 N P. MULES! MULES! MULES! Yes, another solid car to arrive at Duluth on March Bth, at McGee & Co’s Gam. We will have in this car some of the best that money can buy, some medium priced and medium sized, and some small, then we hav some country mules and horses- We know that we can supply your wants in the stock line if you will visit us at our barn. You know McGee’s policy is to tet you pick, and allow you to help make the price. REMEMBER, What you yet at McGee’s j'lrn f h> aafis*'trtori' . ; n ih r si ness, T M. McGee 8i Cos Duluth, Georgia, I ' I- V U ..7 T> 4 ■ ■< i • i You will make no mistake to buy one of these Easy Flow Oil Cans of Edmondson & Pirkle. No pump to get out of order or choke up. Lilt I lie rod and oil ruhs out Set rod drop and oil stop, instantly. Sim pie and practical. 3 Gal, size $1 00: 5 Gal. $1 25 ERLJNA in V our Home A housewife must tii' fr t aid in colds, coughs and ither ailments. Her promptness in ppiying the remedy often , saves a serious illness. Her exnirh :eo with remedies has led her to know that PERUNA is a'ways reliable, that site should have it on hand for the immediate treatment of coughs and colds, and that it is always to her ✓•" X .Goon!,'Parker, j 'n’L- S 4.jWuiitSi .. Mon- j I f* .”I'f 7- TT / \ osha. Wis .wm ■. t -aA i&Hi.. Sr / \ We Itavt* I Pc- J _ . / \ runa in our fatu-lt 9 (j f / \ for u Dtimn r of 1 tYV 3** Tl I . \ yonrs. otnl liavt* 1 *L%I | & ,t:> 1 foumlltn tvrf.vily I > I reliable mc<hcin<\ 1} . „ lli soon rids tlvsx ' JPC CXP'-TieilCG Of 0110 woman, given herewith, is V* y j : y-‘r * thousands of let- V > " ... "*/ i >n ii n■ i . ; t .■* f , {:. ;•. J • •; . • \ ■ . f . T‘~ j . -i • b’ood nviny years u ,r l(ls wllO fniiAfi th Q ir hut had not been very serious until no n!y J v ‘ iua v “ UHIUa Ul^ir ; •v I have taken Pernna Che drMfpinfj in my 1 liO/P 0 3 ItlCOm th?out has discontinued, and my head and r. . ‘ .. ii • :. tr> t, *d up in tiiitu . mm 1 . 1 art ’ 1 •* dll lilt.if V oofptv ii friTvA “l he irtilyrecommend icasan hont N'lrnedietue. ' WitlJOUt i j\ Y\ What it does for her it is reuuy CO do for you. ii RUNA /i * ; \ W Colds and Catarrh The great weight of t\ t : , > that hac accumu* jj A intedin the 44 years the.. X: 1 .. . has been on the ■ir‘. t . it. I)c\ nun t]U': i, ti‘ i 'pliable utotiiv r-m --c.iy, ever r. Vy to take, preventing : as effects ol’roles. coughs, grip and derangements of th< digestive organs. . \ Ti: " -S "nbl:. iied from time to time am. a..my families Have i— - profited by it. Y ' (Dlf Remcmbw job c.n obtain PERUNA in frbitl for.: f.r yoir cnrvcnirnct. Carry it situ too and be fortified a,unit niddee attacks. V>>^ The Peruna Company, Co’umbua. Ohio . BETHEL. Several fiom here at'ended services at Silver Shoals Sunday afternoon. Mr. M. B. Rice who has been visiting in South Georgia, for the past three months has re turned home. Mr and Mrs. B. J. Light spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Westbrook spent Sunday with Mr T. J. Thompson and family. Mr. W. F. Orr and wife and little son Otto, were visitors at Mr. W. T. Bagby’s Saturday night. School closed at this place Friday the 16th. Miss Jones re turned to her home at Dawson ville Tuesday. She was an ex cellent teacher and made many friends while here. Mrs. R. H. Thompson spent a few days first of the week with Mrs. W. T. Bagby. Miss Ella Light was the guest of her sister, Mrs Leonard Boyd a few days last week. Mr. G. P. Jennings and fam ily spent Sunday with Mr. T. J. Thompson and family. Don't forget the singing the first Sunday afternoon. Sunday school has been chan ged for next Sunday from 9:30 until 1 o’clock. Let everybody come out and take part. Wyolene. ROUTE 7. Mr. Alford Hawkins visited his son, Mr. L. W. Hawkins Thursday. Miss Lillie Pearson spent Friday night with Miss Estelle Rollins. Mrs. Seba Ponder and child ren spent Monday at Mr. A. W Hawkins’. Misses Bessie and Jessie Day visited Misses Lama and Eunice Chadwick Thursday night. Misses Geneva Westbrook and Ethel Ponder spent Mon day afternoon with Miss Annie and Orpha Nix. Mrs. J. D. Rollins and Mrs. S. S. Ponder visited Mrs. Alice Chadwick Thursday afternoon Miss Annie Nix spent Satur day night with Miss Mattie Day Miss Jessie Wingo visited Miss Mary Strickland Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. A. W. Hawkins and fam ily visited at Mr. Starling Pon der’s Saturday night. Mrs. Stancil and daugh ters, Misses Mary and Georgia, visited at Mr. L. J. Chadwick’s. Mr. Beauran and John Rol lins visited at Mr. Jim Rollins Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Eunice Chadwick spent Saturday night with Miss Jes sie Day. Mr. Ed Estes and sister Miss Nellie spent one night last week at Mr. Luther Haris’. Miss Lillie Pearson and Nel lie Estes spent Sunday after noon with Miss Estelle Rollins. Jane. ROUTE 2. Mr Canerble Stancil and fam ily spent Sunday with his moth er, Mrs. Stancil. Miss Bessie Rollins visited Miss Azzie Worley Monday af ternoon. Mrs. Nancy Holbrook has re turned home after spending a few' weeks with her friends near Camming. Those that visited Miss Mamie Aarons one day last week were Miss Agnes and Mattie Day, Nellie Estes and Dollie Ridens. Mr. Homer Tollison and wife spent Sunday with the latter pa rents. The Quilting given by Miss Agnes Heath was enjoyed by all present. Neleel. ROUTE 3. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bennett spent Saturday night at Mr. Richard Barrett’s. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Green visited Mr. Saterfield and fam ily Friday night. Mrs. Sarah and Lena Green spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. M. G. Hutchins. Mr. and Mrs. Cook spent Friday night at Mr. Watson An glin’s. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood have returned home after an ex tended visit at Mr. J. F. Mc- Clains. Mr. A. O. Gilbert and family spent Thursday at Mr. A. J. Green’s. Mrs. John Lee is sick at this writing, hope she will soon be out again. Miss Lura Green spent Mon day night with Miss Harriet Barrett. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Hutch ins spent Saturday at Mr. R. P. Roger’s. Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Green spent Thursday night at Mr. A. J. Green’s. Two Chums. SPOT. Several from here went on the mountain Sunday. Miss Myrtle Pirkle who has been teaching school at this place has returned to her home at Norcross. Mr. Lum Martin, wife and little son are visiting relatives here. Mr. J. M. Williams and wife spent Sunday at their daugh ters, Mrs. Ben Thomas. Misses Myrtle Pirkle Missie Chadwick and Myrtle Lee Chad wick was the guest of Miss Bes sie Wolfe one night last week. Mr. E. H. Vance and family visited at Mr. I). E. Martin’s last Friday. rMs. Ervin Gravitt spent one day last week at Mr. Ben Thom as’. Mr. Bob Wingo and family visited at Mr. YV. L. Cradwicks Sunday. Mr. I. E. Williams and family spent Saturday at Mrs. N. E. Wolfe’s. Mr Oscar Sewell spent Thurs day nifight at Mr. Ramond Ro per’s. Mrs. Parilee Willard spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. E. H| Vance. Two Chums COAL MOUNTAIN. More rain, more rest. Saturday and Sunday was our regular meeting days. Ow ing to the enclemency of the weather and the condition of the roads ou-* pastor, Rev. J. T. Bell failed to*come. Revs. J. P. Smith and J. I. Forrist filled the pulpit both Saturday and Sun day delivering excellent ser mons each day. Miss Susie Heard spent Sat urday night and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Lillie Castleber ry. Miss Pearl Forrist was the guest of her friend Miss Ona Wheeler Saturday night. Miss Bertha Tidwell visited her cousins, Misses Bessie and Velvie Castleberry Saturday night. Mr. Colie League and family visited their daughter, Mrs. Car rie Martin Sunday night. Mr. A. B. Pilgrim, wife and baby visited the latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs.. — Porter Satur day night and Sunday. Several young people from this place attended the singing at Friendship Sunday afternoon Mrs .Emma Castleberry vis ited her daughter, Mrs. Eva Heard Sunday. Rev. G. W. Forrist, wife and little son Paul, visited at Mr. Joel Smith’s Thursday night. “Just wait. I think I can write up a wedding soon”. Miss Maude Forrist spent Sat urday night with Mrs. Carrie Martin. School at this place closed Friday. Mr. J. I. Forrist visited his son Otto, Friday night. Wishing the News success. i am as. e\ er, ROUTE 6. It seems like we are having a lot of rain, but God always knows best. Judge me, O God, and the nation that is not holy deliver me from the unjust and deceit ful man. The sick in our part are all doing fine. Mr. Ernice Barnett spent Sun day last at Mr. Lewis Holbrooks and family. Mr.— Pittman and family the latter part of last week at Mr. A. A. Thompson’s and fam By. Miss Col line Glover spent Sun day afternoon with Mrs. Ludey Thompson. Miss Emmie Buice spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Odell Smith. If you warit to find out about good eating honey, just call on Mr. W. M. Glover, he made him 9 new gums. They are dan dies. Mr. Curtis Smith and family spent Sunday afternoon at Mr. J. W. Buice’s. Miss Ethel Bracldy spent Fri day afternoon with Mrs. Ames Turner. School closed at Pleasant View Saturday week. Jesus spake to the chief Priests and the Pharisees in parables, “Saying the Kingdom of Heaven is like to a King who made a marriage feast for his son and sent his servants to call those who were invited to the wedding and they would not come. Little Joe. LONGSTREET School closed at this place Friday with ring spelling and a nice treat for the children. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Ramsey spent Saturday night and Sun day with the latter’s father, Mr. Sandow. Those visiting at Mr. J. S. Halls Saturday night were Mess rs Dow Whitaker and Roy Bet tis and Miss Mae Phillips. Mr.— Reid of Alabama is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Cice ro Puckett for a few days. Mr. Alfred Holbrook and family visited at Mr. Albert Thompson’s Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. Ernest Stewart and wife were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Phillips Friday night. Mr. Cicero Puckett and fam ily and Mr.— Reid of Alabama were visitors at Mr. W. H. D. Puckett’s Sunday. Mr. Lewis Wilkins and fam ily spent Saturday at Mr. J. L. Wilkins. Miss Ethel Thompson spent Wednesday night with Miss Ol lie Mao- Phillips. Mr. Tom Henderson and fam ily spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. Joe Brady and family near Ducktown. Mr. Oscar Ramsey and fami ily were visitors at Mr. Jack An derson’s Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Phillips spent Saturday night at Mr. Ernest Samples. Bob White, I don’t suppose there was any kits, cats, sacks and wives that went down to St. Ps, unless they went back with you, as you say you met them as you went. Charlotte. MIDWAY Not much farmingf weather yet. Mr. Fulton Roper and wife visited Mr. Paul Holcombe and family Saturday night and Sun day. Mr. Clyde Harris and wife visited Mr. E. A. Strickland and family Saturday night and Sun day. Mr. Sam Smith closed his school at Midway Friday. Misses Annie and Mabel Lance was the guest of Misses Orine and Ada Spence Sunday afternoon. Little Burel Bennett visited his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs T. S. Bennett Sunday. Mr. S. J. Smith, Farm Dem onstrator was in this part Fri day. Mr. E. S. Bennett visited Mr. J. M. Lance Sunday afternon. The subject for debate next Wednesday night is resolved that friends are worth more than money. Mr. Roy Puckett visited at Mr. J. T. Hendrix’s Saturday night. Potato Plants By Mail. Nancy Hall. Porto Rico, South ern Queen, Norton and Bunch Yam, delivered to your door by mail $1.85 per thousand. Send order early plants will be scarce Satisfaction guaranteed. Crow & Brogdon, Seville, Ga. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE uf (Emmnimi Located at Cumming, Ga., At the close of Business Mch. 20, 1917. Resources. Liabilities. Demand Loans 302 51 Capita! Stock Paid In, 25 000 00 Time Loans 112 381 76 Surplus Fund, !5 000 00 Overdrafts, secured 7fo 00 Undivided Profits, less Current Overdrafts, unsecured 524 0J Expenses, and Taxes Paid, 1 443 80 Banking House, 6 500 00 Individual Deposits subject Furniture and Fixtures, 2 095 09 to Check 27 138 58 Other real estate 2 575 00 Time Certificates 45 920 08 Due from Banks and Bank- Bills Payable, including Time ers in this State, 8 002 83 Certificates representing Bor- Due from Banks and Bank- rowed Money 20 000 00 ers in other States, 242 80 Currency, 1 032 00 Gold, 485 00 Silver, Nickels, etc. 436 00 Cash Items, 180 47 Clearing House Total 135 507 46 Total 135 507 46 STATE OF GEORGIA—COUNTY OF FORSYTH. Before me came S. H, Allen, Cashier of Bank of Cumming. who being July sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said Bank as shown by the books of file in said Bank. S. H. ALLEN, Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 26th day of Mch, 1917. K. \. Kemp, C. N. P Forsyth Cos , Ga. SPECIAL BARGAINS Ladies Mary Jane Pumps $1.25 to $2.00 Ladies Mary Jane White Pumps $1.25 to $1.75 Men low cuts at old price Full line Men and boys hats and caps 12V2C apron Gin gam 10 cent. .... Duck Rolls $1.35, 50 cents ladies hand bags 27c. Table linen, shert length 3oc per yard. 50c bottle Lax Fos 35c. 25c bottle white lenemint 15c. 50c bottle Liver and Blood syrup 30c 25c Stock Powders 15c Friers, 15c per pound. Higest price paid for Barter. Butter 30c per pound, Eggs 22c per dozen. Hens 15c per pound. Rooster, 30c per pound. S. G. CROSS, Gumming, Ga., Ro ite 3. CONEY CREEK. Most everybody around here attended the singing at Ocee Sunday. Mr. Claude Vaughan and wife spent Sunday with Mr. Troy Bagley and wife. Miss Loyce Fagan spent Sat urday night and Sunday at W. B. Bagwell’s. Mr. Claude Brooks and fam ily visited Mr. Cager Bagwell Sunday. Mr. Carlton Fagan visited cross Troy Sorrells and wife Sunday Mr. W. M. Sorrells and fam ily of Norcrpss have been visit ing relatives in this part. Miss Jiiifct Bonds spent Sat urday night with Miss Violet Bagwell. Miss Essie Green spent Fri day n'g't at P. W. Gren’s. M ■£ ' ate White and brother from A! bama spent last week .11.. Miss Arlie Vaughan. Miss Violet Bagwell spent Sat urday at Mr. W. M. Andersons. Miss Ruth Black of New York visited a few days last w r eek with Miss Delphia Bagwell. The singing at Mr. W. M. Vaughan’s Sunday night was en joyed by all present. Bethel Sheffield spent Sun day with Maude Holmes. Little Marcelle Bagwell spent one night last week with Miss Arlie Vaughan. Miss Marie Hayden spent one day last week at Mr. Cager Bag well’s. Little Bob Bagwell and cous in Graffle spent Sunday near Oce. Mr. Gerge Phillips spent Sun day afternon with Mrs. Ollie Ed wars. Miss Floice Fagan visited her sister, Mrs. Cona Vaughan last week. Miss Arlie Vaughan and Miss Delp’nia Bagwell are visiting relatives in Mississippi. Everybody remember the singing at Brookwood Sunday afternoon. Bob and Mercer. ROUTE 3. Air. and Mrs. Newton Satter field and daughter Beatris, vis Ted Mr. Truman Bennett and family Saturday night. Miss Gertie Mangum was the McGinnus Friday. Mr. D. S. Glover and wife visited ther son Will, near Pleas . -ir—■ ant View Sunday. < Misses Mattie Stewart visited Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fowler Thursday] Miss Lois.Southard visited her sister Mrs. Laura Hodges Sun day. Rev. Dossie Nalley will preach at Piney Grove next Sunday at 11 o’clock. Misses Mary Castleberry, Gurtie Mangum and Estelle Bennett visited Mrs. Hassie Vaughan Tuesday. Mr. W. N. Satterfield and family visited at Mr. A. J. Stew r arts Sunday. Miss Odell Barnett visited Flossie Green Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. Luther Bennett spent Friday night with his sister, Mrs. Othell Satterfield. There will be prayer meeting at Mr. Milton Hutchins next Sunday night. Mi. PISGAH . Rev. C. A. Wallis filled his regular appointment Saturday and Sunda„ .A this placl. The visitors at Mr. Veil Gaz away’s Sunday was f Jv. Rufus Floyd, Mr. Willie Gazaway and family and Mr. Tluel * Mr. Alonzo Fowler spenjt Sat urday night with Mr. Wlillie Hawkins and Mr. Dinnie Nix. Also visited at Mr. T. M. Fow ler’s Sunday. ei Misses Mattie and Hattie 1c Clain and little brother visitti Mr. Bartow Beacham Sunday night. Mr. Smith Tallant and fam ily visited Mr. W. T. Tallan Sunday night. Mt. Pisgah church has set Saturday 21st. before the 4th. Sunday in April for the purpos of ordaining some deacons. The eldership of the sisters church es are cordially invited to come and assist in the ordination. Well, “Sugar” I’ll try and an swer your riddle. What chan ges a girl into a woman ? Age. Listen ! Everybody come out to Mt. Pisgah next Sunday af ternoon. We are going to or ganize a Sunday school. Let us have one of the best. Bob White. The offer on the News and Tri weekly Constitution at $1.35 will be good until fur ther notice. This offer gives J’ou a good state paper and one of the best county papers in Georgia for the small sum of