The Post-search light. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1915-current, December 21, 1916, Image 11

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' men t of the Condition of 3 jjt IjillUl ‘ at Iron City, Ga., * 3t u-iness Dec. 12, 1»16 —-— u >ollU'KS - y,l Loan? iipans roil lift?- ami stoc ;s owned by tank iisj Iloilo; ure an«l 1 ixtures. real estat uin bank mid bankers ie s tftlc \ oin bank ;ll ul bankers her state 1,572.00 k*v, 112.50 nickel? e te 394.95 ' 864.57 teius •md Lo*s 10,127.41 1,135.06 3,500.00 2,961.60 2,976.80 12,196.20 11,737.15 1,392.88 2,944.02 681 03 $54,651.65 '' i iaBIMTIRS. . i„ $18,000.00 IfT 1,539.09 •1p,I i n if its, less current ,„U interest anil taxes 'banks ami hunkers in JmiU!ei"isiis subject to _ deposits ■ertilicates, jChecks ,r's cheek. . m d Hills Rediscounted avable. including time lieute representing lior- J money 13,242.01 9,385.68 '484.87 $54,651.65 re m " c a nr e It. It. l>avis, 0 f die Citi/.ens Hank, who be- ulv oA.mi. says that the above reeoin ,T statement is a true con- of siiiiPbank, ns shown by tlie of file in said bank. u. n. pavis. found suhseribed before me, ill day oi Dee. 1910. S. H. Miller, Notary Public Decatur Co. ugh Medicine lor Children, s. Hugh Cook, Scottsville, , says: “About five years then we were living in Gaf- N. Y.. i doctored two or hildren sullering from colds Chamberlain’s Cough Re- and found it just as repre- d in every way. It prompt- RCked their coughing and I their colds quicker than ling I ever used.” Obtain- iverywhere. TESTERS PILLS DIRS! i? for CHT-CHES-TUR O HR AND FILLS iu Rkd and, metallic boxes, sealed T/.sb no other. ftnd writ Tor UHI. OM) RuAN 1> I*11,1,8, for twenty-five, ■'zanled pj Beit,Safest, Always Reliable. D BY ALL DRUGGISTS i, EVFRYWHFRE JS5SS F-CHES-TURQ A S iu Ri?o Dtid/A led with BluevWy . HuycF 7 onr\y I.CMI2S.TfcltS V mm Special Trial Offer Kokak Films developed 5cts. Prints 2cts Each lirrors Resilvered 30cts per square foot. ffl, 317 RUSS STREET Ml -IISM—Antiseptic, Relieves iwtisiu, Sprains, Neuralgia, etc. ie country merchant save money by calling a| Ph R. Belcher, the lesale grocer, for their s and fireworks dur- he holidays. t forget that Ralph ,cher, wholesale deal- place of business will died with oranges, es - bananas and fire-, ts at the very lowest! tesale prices during sfrnas to the trade, ! G. C. STORKS Jewelry Headquarters For Xmas Gifts The time has rolled around once more. I have Thousands of Gifts awaiting you. Never before has the stock been so large. Gifts to suit everybody. A few suggestions are shown Watches Special prices from now: on until Xmas Ask For Prices Gold Signet Rings I,urge assortment ranging in prices from $2.00 UP Monograms Free CUT GLASS The Most Elcgent Line of Cat and Engraved Glass at Popular Prices. 4jg Ear Screws /Si A Large Assortment Gold Mounted %!#■ ''''y/i\\& PRICES TO SUIT ALL Ladies Gold Rings Nothing could be more suitable or more pleasing than oneof these handsome Gold Rings all Styles from $1.58 up Wrist Watches $14.50 Excellent American movement, gunr- nnteed to keep accurate time. 20-year gold tilled case, extension bracelet. LAVALLIERS $5 up Diamond Rings .SOLITAIRES 12.00 up M-K Gold-Mountings Elgin or Waltham movement in n new small size, adjustable bracelet, with 20-year gold tilled cases, white, gold or silver dials. $20.00 Small size, thin model, 20-year gold filled case with extension bracelet, line imported movement guaranteed to be an accurate timekeeper, gold dials. ESSES $21.50 Tonneau style, beautifully engraved 25-year gold tilled case, patent adjust able bracelet with catch, Swiss move ment, warranted perfect timekeeper. OTHERS FROM $5.00 UP Large Assortment of Watches. For Ladies and Gentlemen Elgin, Waltham, Howard, Hamilton All Sizes and Prices—All Guaranteed $5.00 up Handsome 1917 Calendar Free to All French Ivory Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets Erushes of all kinds for both Ladies and Gents. Novelties in Great Variety. Mesh Bags, Vanity Cases, Almost Any Kind of a Gift For Sweetheart, Wife, Sister or Friend Make your selections early, Have the engraving done early and avoid the rush. e. e. Norris West Street “The Leading Jeweler 99 Bainbridge, Ga. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BIG PAPER, THE POST-SEARCH LIGHT GET THE COUNTY NEWS NOTICE! Please send in your laundry as early as possible next week, as we are running close to our capacity at present and it may save dUapointment. Phone 58. The Dixie Steam Laundry, Pittsburg Press: Mayor Arm strong transmitted to council late yesterday a'ternoon a letter from Director McKelvery of the department of charities setting forth that several thousand negroes were brought here from the South by railroads and pri vate contracters; that these men are out of work.- having quit work on the grourtd, alleged by them that housing conditions and food are unsatisfactory: that they make application for medi cal attention or food from the charities deparment or ask for admittance to the city home at May view; that one of them was buried from Mayview and the director is trying to compel the railroad that them here pa.v the funeral expenses. The director, through the Mayor, has asked the city noli- citor to give a legal opinion stilt ing whether thi people who brought the negroes here can be compelled to return to their homes. At present the home less ones have not gained ;i legal I residence, but if they are here for a year, the directoi ways, they will be legal residents and the city must take care of them or send them to their hornetr at its expense. FAIRCHILD FACTS Mrs. C, G. Coleman, spent last Sunday with Mrs. D. Turnage. A. J. McMullen and father visited J. T. Saunders Sunday. Quite a crowd at Fairchild are anticipating going Xman shopping to Bainbridge this week. Mrs. L. L. Perry and children spent Saturday night with her mother, Mrs. 1C. W. Johnson. R. L. Johnson and wife visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lovett, near Bethany last week. Fairchild will be on the job when it comes to greetiug ©id ‘‘St‘ Nicholas” next Sunday night and we're all in hopes of not being overlooked. FOR SALE Stave mill machinery /oi sale, nearly new: One chain teed crozier 24 inches; one drum feed crozier, 20 inches; two saw frames, with two extra saws; lone bolting saw outfit, with 44 [inch inserted tooth saw; one double wheel keg ptave jointer, Raymond Cooperage Co., P. 0. Box 1443, Atlanta, Ca. CITY TAX BOOKS OPEN The erty tax books are now open and the citizens can come and pay their taxes. Attention is called to this important matter. T. J- Morris, Treasurer. ItUB-M Y-TISM— Antiseptic, Hein vf-s Rheumatism, Sprains, Neuralgia, etc. Get that Christina* spirit in you antt then call on Ralph R. Bekh« r for your fireworks, apples oranges, and bananas and all at lowest wholesale prices. Try Peanut Meal— A New and Splendid Feed 'or Horses, Cattle and Hogs. A concentrated food that runs 30 per cent. Protein. Splendid Poultry Food 100 pound sack for $1.50. Put up by A Splendid poultry Food PURE WHITE SPANISH SEED PEANUTS AT 61CTS. PER POUND AT MILL THE EMPIRE COTTON OIL COMPANY Bainbridge, Georgia.