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DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL, DOUGLASV1LLE, GEORGIA so . C. F. Selman was an Atlanta ^ I visitor Monda*. > j - Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Almand and 1 Mrs. J, R. ^IcKoy'motored to Atlanta Mor.day.afternoon. At lanta lost. ^ Rev J. C. Atkinson, Dr. and 1 Mrs. F. M, Stewart, Hon. J. T. *• Duncan and Messrs, T. A. Jaclt- d son and S. A. Griffith attended 1- District Conference at Jonesboro this week. i, T « 'CLASSIFIED r. ADS .:. Money to Loan on Farms f Lean lend money on improved 3 farm lands cheaper than any one else in the county. ^ J. H. McLarty. ^ High gtadeBlue Dennim Oy<r- (j alls at the old price—$1.00 per ' pair. . Banks Bros. “ Big line men’s felt hats from / $1.26 to $2.60. They are bar- J ' e gains. Banks Bros. f. Job lot ladies’slippers in small 3 f sizes almost at your own price. t, ; Banks Bros. p Try the Trio for satisfactory (<" dyeing, dry cleaning and laundry tl ‘ work. Joe McCarlev, Agent- ‘A big variety ,of laidies’ waists. S ld 60c to $2.00 at N. B. & J. T. fe ‘ Duncan, j‘ 66 acres, new 4-room house; 1 ,\ 2? acres in cultivation, balance good timber, Easy terms. ••' r- " Dake & McLarty. of ... V ' ■ . l L> . *’ Wash sljjrts that belong to you _ h- at 75c to $2.00. 1 r N. B- &• J. T: Duncan, - , Money to Lend r. ( se We make loans qn improved 6* real estate for terms of five, sev- , ta,- en or ten years, at 61-2% interest ‘ind up. Payments made to suit — borrower. , Hutcheson & Merritt. Office in Hutcheson Building. NOTICE-All Light and Water 20, bills must be paid by the 20th or you’ll be cut out. Notice ).00 ).oo Those owing me are Notified that settlement 390 must be fnade either by cash or note, by July 1st or accounts wifi—be put in hands of an' attorney far 0,44 collection. 1 9-4 8 03 Dr. Q. if. Turner- o oo Machine needles and shuttles for any machine, at McGarleys. - 1 ‘ ' 1 ■■ ' 7 ’ 37 g|ewe^l hand.Laundry all work ( rty, gaarenteed. the Banks.Bros- agents. Ladies’ sport hats in dirf^ent styles, 60'c and up. a. N. B. & J. T. Duncan. k STIiA^YED - a iilatk' male pig, 3 about six weeks old. Notify T. J N. Gresham, Rt'l. 1 * Keep Your Busi- 1 ness and Location i 1 Fixed In the 1 - Public Mind by ■ i 1 ^Advertising , ' i;-; Social and Personal Mrs. G. H. Turner is visiting relatives in Rome. Miss Riith Selman is visiting in Atlanta. Miss Pearl Price is attending summer school at Carrollton. Maydt V. R. Smith is spending the week in Florida. . — There is a planjon foot to orga nize a company of Home Guards. . Miss Emma Dorris of Atlanta, is here for a vacation. Mrs. Satterfield and two'child- ■ren are guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dorris. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Harper of Villa Rica are guests of Mr v [and Mrs. J. L. Giles this week. DeWitt Butler has returned home after several week’s work on the new depot at Greensboro. Misses Marie Price and Eddie Mae Morris are visiting friends in Atlanta; Miss Opal Duncan isl'spending sometime viitli friends at Yates ville. MiwMarian «tJ pshaw has re-, turnedfrojiy a.' Wsft frith Mrs. A. De La Fereriere at Hoschton« Mrs. Lillie Mae Peterson, is here for an qxtepded visit with her mother, Mrs. M. E.-Ward. Mrs; Grady Perry of Newport New's, Va., is visiting relatives herein • Mrs. Bessie Cowani of Atlanta, is a jjuegt'of Mrs. W. 1 C; Aber crombie. . Col. W. H.’.Dorfis. of Cprdele, was a recent gliest' of} his 1 par ents„ Mr. and Mj*s.. W.. C, *Dorrm. Mrs,, .G. L. ; ;H611aWay and children are visiting Parents 1 in Atlaiitsi this'week. ' ; •' Miss Mary ica, is a guea Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. F. P. Dorris son, J. L. Giles. Wednesday. A. 3. Baggett., family. is desired. Mrs. T. R; Whitley; ■See the, program <?f, tOrium for the,week i nel and come and spc aht evening,. ' . McDaniell’s father, Rev. J; Mrs. G. T. McLarty ert per. - at Carrollton this week.' ' tors, 5c. Slatemnet of the (ondilion of/the DOUQLASVIIXU BANKING CO. *3,000.00 $143,123.12 1,434.36 5,20b.00 3,280.00 8,843.98 RESOURCES Deman:! Loans . Time Loans Overdrafts, unsecured Bonds and stocks owned by the Bank Banking House Furniture and Fixtures . - Due from Banks and Bankers in this state Due from Banks and Bankers in-other States 14,611.86 Currency • *6,482.00 Gold 435.00 Silver, nickels, etc..’ -773.50." Cash Items 4,250.00 ClearingHpuse". 45,043,56—14,984.06 Advances on Cotton -' ■; ,5.000.00 Other resources otal v Ur:t 8.84 1917. LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Paid in Surplus Fund Unjivifiodprofits, less current expenses interest and taxes paid Due to Banks and Bankers in this State Due unpaid Dividends eposits Subject tA Time certificates 41,468.1 Bills Payable, Including Time Certificates Representing Borrow Money, .■> - . 10 , , ... $199,467.37 TOTAL - .. -.„.,* STATE OF GEORGIA, Douglas Conntv.—Before me came G. T. Cashier of DouglasvIlle Bdnkinfe eo., jwho; being duly sworn, above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said Bank as she books of file in said Bank. - G T Me Sworn to and subscribed before me this .28th day of June 1917. Ltis 3 FOR PEACE OR WAR I A rxA t>«<g mnat contlnoS t&iM thO'WOfU la Again ’ V ~ *c v ENGINEERING „ Ai'CHITECTURP, AND COMMERCE V... ; ^ therationof^M^Wtfc^toWoi'tlia wccewfnl crteerfoT 5 ta graduates, Ita fljma are Bummed up In the equation! ja, ! For cataloa. address. M.6L MATMISOM. Pfldent. Atlanta. Oa.. STAY AT HOME No buisine'ss fnan need any longer feel he has to do his Banring away from home. Not only is it more ecoiiomicial to carry your account with this Institution, it is more convenient, and as good if not bet ter service awaits you here as it is possi ble for any Finansial Institution to render. We solicit your account on the basis of the , economic advantages to yourself and the community. Fanners and Merchants Bank DEPOSITS INSURED Program First Episode of the Neglected Wife. Kuke’s Newsie Knockodt—Comedy. Here and There in Spain-Scenic. th: The Warning—3 Reel Drama. Throwing the Bull—Comedy Cartoon Tuesday July 3rd: Second Episode of Double Cross. Heinie and Louie Comedy. Ford Educational Weekly. Summer Tourist Tickets Week-end Tickets And Other Special Fare Tickets At Very Low Round Trip Fares Are on Sale Via Southern Railway System to Summer Resorts For a short trip or a long trip Ask the Agent or address Baylor, D. P. A. Atlanta. Ask for Summer Literature. R. L 1E0MY OF lEf HNOLOGY Statement of the Condition of the FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK datDiuglasville, Ga., At the Close of Business June 20, 1917. RESOURCES. Demand Loans - - - $3,122.83 Time Loans - “• $121,655.79 Overdrafts secured (on cotton) $3,087.54 Pverdrafts, unsecured $1,396.f>6 Bonos and stock owned by the Bankrt • 3,.000.Q0 Banking Ho\Is6' < 5,115 4 92 Furniture and Fixture?. 3*761.16 in this state !. ■ *‘#*744.63 Due from Banks and Bankers in other States - 2,656.06 A0y - $1,505,00 - 177.50. , Nickels, etc. '470.36 Clearing House 350.50 2,503.35 ors Guarantee Fund 8,230.85 Fire Fund - - - 120.00 Total $163,393.73 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid in $ 25.000.00 Undivided Profits, less Cur rent Expanses, Interest and Taxes paid 7,825.29 Due to Banka,and Bnnkers r , .. 'WjfljjS State! •' Due unpaid Dividends ’ - 32100 Individual .Depoits subject, , to check ... , .82,522.81 Time certificates ’37,718.39 • Casheir’s Checks • 295.24 ! •I$163,393.73 State of Georgia,, Douglas,County.-Before me came Thad McKpy. Cashier of Farmers & Merchants' Bank",' Who being duly sworn,says that the atfov'e and foregoing s;atement is a true condi tion of said Bank, as shown by the books of file hvstjid Banh^ Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 27th. day of June, 1917 a J Q. ENTERKIN. N..P. Douglas Gounty, Ga Have You Paid. Your Subscription?