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WAVCROSS EVENT* G HERA 1.1*
FACTS AND FIGURES, ,
WE BEG TO SUBMIT THE ABOVE STATEMENT TO Th£ PUBLIC A3 THE 3EST EVIDENCE O ' OUR GROWTH.
THIS HAS BEEN POSSIBLE ONLY OY REASON OF OUR LIBERAL POLICY AND THE HEAR^T CO-OPERATION OF OUR FRIENDS. AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL ALL THOSE WHO HAVE HELPED
TO MAKE THIS SHOWING, WS ARE VERY GRATEFUL ANO UPON THIS BASIS. WE MOST CORDIALLY INVITE VOUR PATRONAGE AND ARE PLEASED TO GIVE YOU OUR MOTTO:
SAFETY, PROMPTNESS, COURTEOUS TREATMENT AND LIBERALITY
IN SO FAR AS CON3ISTANT WITH 3TRICT BANKING PRINCIPALS.
JULY 2, 1940
Showing the condition of bank on the opening day
ASS ETS
LOANS ANO DISCOUNTS *14,533.67
CASH IN BANKS *31.183.00
CASH n,VAULT $13,932.54 1
°A3H *45.170.54
TOTAL *59,209.21
LIABI LITIES
CAPITAL STOCK *42,800.00
UNDIVIDED PROFITS * 250.67
DEPOSITS *16.,158.54
TOTAL *59,209.21
NOVEMBER 10, 1910
Showing the conditions of the Bank at the close of
‘ business on this date.
A3SET3
BONDS * 7,500.00
FURNITURE ANO FIXTURES 702.75
CASH IN VAULT AND OTHER BANKS .. 44,462.19
LOANS ; 96,671.55
*149.336.49
• LIABILITIES
CAPITAL STOCK *50.000.00
UNDIVIDED PROFITS, LESS CURRENT EXPENSES 1,652.14
CASHIERS CHECKS 1,779.26
DEPOSITS 95,905.09
*149,336.49
JANUARY 23,1911.
Showing the conditions of the Bank and the prog
ress it has made
ASS ETS
BONOS * 7,500.00
FURNITURE ANO FIXTURES 600.00
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS 115,521.3)
CASH IN BANKS *82,025.70
CASH IN VAULT *18,135.02
CASH 100,210.72
LIABI LITIES *223,332.11
CAPITAL STOCK * 50,000.00
UNOIVIOED PROFITS 3,602.61
DEPOSITS 170,229.60
*223,832.11
J.R. BUNN, Prea; M. L, BUNN, V. Pres; H. W. STUBBS, V. Pres. E.A. STUBBS, Cashier; H. C. BUNN, Aealetant Cashier.
THE CITIZENS BANK, WAYCROSSy GA
Growth in Exportations
From the United States
The entire party are guests o" tho j was no changes except that Mr. II.
Georgia and Florida Railroad, and! K. Wilson was elected city-attorney
will leave on a spcelul train tills j with the understanding that ho would
morning to Inspect the Hue to Its ! appoint Mr. David C. Barrow assls-
Coal and coke exports from the -srown from a little over a half million j A featul « ° r Ul ® entertainment nc
tanL
day.
Tho appointment 1
made to-!
United States in 1910 aggiegated 45
million dollars in value, and in /addi
tion to this more than 20 million dol
lars worth was supplied to vessels
engaged in the foreign trade, making
total of 65 million dollars worth of
coal passing out of the United States
In the calendar year 1910. In 1900
the total value of coal and coke ex
ported (aside from that supplied to
vessels in the foreign trade) was
about 23 million dollars; 20 years ago,
aJ>out 7. million; and 30 years ago, 2
million. Thus the value of coal ex
ported to foreign 'countries In 1910 Is
practically double that of 10 years ago,
titlmes as much ss that 20 years ago,
and $2 times as much as th&t 30 years
quanity exported has
tons In 1880 and about 2 million In ! corded the vlsltor » lofaU > , wero
1890 to approximately 8 million tons j atlon by Frank Coffyn, at j N0T|CE
sArxn ....... ... tho training: ^ramn. Mr. C. T. Wll-
in 1900 and 14 million in 1910, aside
from the 6 million tons supplied to
vessels engaged in the foreign trade.
EASTERN CAPITALIST
TO VIST FLORIDA
Augusta, Ga., Jan. 25.—A party of
36 Baltimore and eastern bankers and
capitalists are here, among whom are
Bird S. Coler. of New York; J. H.
Carter, Philadelphia; Edward Bardt,
Baltlmcie; Pemberton Berman, Phil
adelphia; Walter Koeperman, Balti
more, members of the Arm of Mid-
dendorf, Williams ft Co., and of the
Arm of E. I*ancaster Williams ft Co.,
of Baltimore. i
the training'camp. Mr. C. T. Wil
liams made a short Aight with Coffyj
i NOl
Hir.
W"
nooi
Suggestion By Mayor Tiedeman.
gavansah, Ga., Jan. 24.—The sug
gestion made by Mayor Tiedeman in
his inaugural address yesterday that
there be appointed a non partislan
commission for the purpose of inves
tigating the various forms of commis
sions used lu other cities and recom
mending that to be employed in Sa
vannah attracted much attention ana
It.is expected council will make the
provision soon. The new city, council
is down to business all right and last
night elected the officers of the city
for rhe conning two yeaHs. There
he city union Kings Daughters
hold a meeting Thursday after
noon at three o’clock in the Sunday
school room of First Methodist church
All members are asked to be present.
Mrs. E. H. Reed, Pres.
Mrs. T. H. Broadwater, 8et.
24 2t
VOCAL TEACHER.
Miss Mattie Leon Julian, a student
of the Chicago Conservatory of Music
and pupil of Madame Beaumont, will
take a few private pupils In vocal.
First term will begin Feb. t. Phone
222-4 rings, or address 63 Gijmore sL
23-25-27. ‘
AT THE
MAJESTIC
“THE SPELLMAN’S”
(Man and Woman.)
MUSICAL COMEDY SKETCH.
They will certainly make you laugh,
even if your are down in' the mouth.
DON’T MISS THEM. •
Prices: Matinee, 5c and 10c; Night,
10c and 15c.
WANTED—Salesmen Of
Ability and neat appearance
to call on all merchants In
their territory; elegant side line, con
venient to carry; good commission^;
prompt remittance. A 419, Bellmont
Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, O. 24, 31, *?, 14 *1
FAR SIGHTED PEOPLE
Patronize th|s ¥ Livery. They nppro,
date our prompt service, flrst-ciass
turn outs reasonable prices. If
you a IH>re^ V | g | 0 kl! these you will pa-
tronlxe i‘ h ,i d th ^ lW ,, ^
waa finally
J- -Ip ni absolutely no chaneo
Boarding tile reault.
Tab.
Mra. L. 1- Rawla left last night for
Oglethorpe where ehe goes to stten*
the Hurt-Cambdln wedding.
E N T O
XII
SALE
GREAT 15 DAY
BEGINS 9 A.M.
A World of Bargains
Our entire $20,000.oo stock is n^3||
at very reduced prices.
Be Here dd
;VNo. 6 Mary
1 Street.
