The Miller County liberal. (Colquitt, Ga.) 1897-current, March 15, 1922, Image 3

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It’a lots of fun YOU CAN WIN SIOOO Thm 'H Word” Picture Puz/Je tianu ie a rampalsm l<‘ ouTeawe thr popularity of The Maron Daily Teelgrapb. It ■mMs iiot.liing t>» Uk • pud. arid du nut have to send in a .ingle xubiwriptinn so win a prize. If your list of ••K-W.inte" la awarded First Prix* by the run will win s£». bur if you would like to win mole «h.»ti S;!S we ar* making you the folk.wing special offer * hereby y<»o oa *h bigger cash prizes by sending in <»nr or •Hb*eriptleiie. with remittance* to cover, to The Macon l h '*.-4egrap»». For instance: If your answer h> the "8-Word** Picture f’u/zlr win* First Prize and you have sent in ONE six month subscription to Th* Telegraph (either new or renew al) you will wld S3SB •ns tend of $25; 2nd Prize. $1OT; 3rd' Prize. $M (Sa* Ind column in prize list). Or H y.m> answer to the Puzzle is awarded First Prize .. d y .m have :*n» tn Two six months' subscriptions or QNt • wrly Kuf.ucriptHMi to The Macon Daily Telegraph, you will v SiCflOfW tnstaad of $25.08. second prize <»&JOGOT. third i- *»» 5750 00 (See third column in prize Het.) ifv \lI MBKIt. |! tnkfe but I*.' si* month*- snibwcripr i«nr i • «tu mH yearly -.ttbscriptimt to qualify for the Big l $1.00(1 1 e ’ ’ud A BKiii |’ nct.v’ Two eobscripttous arc the tnasi '. mi uni Hi. nr sulixcripi i*ns <•»»: be cither new or reneu-4) \ h .*l. Kub<uripti<m qill .:owu« and we will t:ik *»<;• I 1 • > 4iul hold th. ■.'rrdit cm our book* and atari • '*• »»4t»i 1 .it inf futuir date ilcsired. fc.Mll Puzzle Picture Free On Request. SUBSCRIPTION RATES I’.vahle In Advance Bj Mail or Carrier ill Months, Daily and Sunday $1.50 l year, Daily and Sunday Jlt.OO Acutcss communications and send all lists of words and remittances to Man.iger Picture Pv;.- e . A THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH i - ■.».■!■!■ ~„ „ . . I. .''4JO' Mtfw 11\ i ; -’’'lf■ Wll' MiijaMSFs* | H!|| r- THE PRIZES Winc.irfl aneweri will receive prize- mfc lor/A- n* I , * I Prize. Il NO Pn,r, if O\'F M ! subacfipliont 6 tliontil sub, y rftr |- d « rs ’ »• .- * s ., h , ~o ; ij J Ist Prize $25.00 $250.00 M ‘ 2nd Prize 15.00 100 00 sOil no *4 i ;;>d Prize 10.00 50 00 250 (! : f- ' Ith Prize 5.00 25 00 Hill.': [ sth Prize 5.00 10 (Hl U 1 6th Prize 5.00 10 CO ■ . [ 7th Prize S.OO HICO 25.4 M, t? 3 Sth Pi ize 200 SOD I', ■ 1 9th Prize 2.00 300 i ?.<■>■ w 8 10th Prize 2.00 500 '.. ;4 ’ 11th Prize 2.(10 1..00 15. i- fi 12 to 15th 2.00- 5.00 . H I Observe These Simple Rales L An) iiMii, wsiun or child who {». «»»#t «u> « tftph»,v .f ® I'hr Lhjilj l>ir<ntph ot a uieuitxr >)t *»»>•-'..v 4 fannlj may aubnut an answer. It cost* to : r g 2. Ail answers miret be mailed by Sblii»-U)\ Avril IS&. | ,1 Answers «honbl be wvil/ii no one wipe us like ,Mp.» ■ nutnlwtrinic words I, X 2. el< with tftr n.vdt id ’ address in the upper right haud tomer ««f *strfc ahetl *4. Oni,*’ Wimis found iu the- .xs.il; u« l coanted Compound, hyphenated <»r >»b».>|.-tr will •»'•( •? be cnuHeit Either th* aingtiltr «r plurt! he use I 5 WtUNla of the wain* HjMlirig »un be uaed .>ulv <>»»<« J *ven th<>ti"h owed G> . different <>},;> >.;» n. .> t * ■ tbjerl t a-i Io- HHfnrd ••Mv >»»•.•< 11 »»ever 4ut v* I :i- ( > rite t utuy also be uanu <1 ' t 6. lit# pen*<»|« mm ihofi in ttu- |:nec*t ao»i n;i'. -1 Peel r.<! «f wirfifa will »« t> Btwl p-’, X'e,i|>iM>< e 4»vf„ > a- uMtKiwrif Hig hove tin bcnnitj; >•••,>»• iG><’Mw“ th- •» : .i u ■ 7 I uh* .la'ew m.»» otof** •• '■ s. n. i •*.. S Pul »»dy ini* pr.vr w || hr ana, J J t. any »n r ii >»»*,•<■„ , j I will a prix* I'm* iwurdrl l<< n< h *hr. xn- <f 4-. v< •■; > L wide >f the (niik.l) where fav u r.i !t have h ( .- ; '< . \ • t ueliirr. S. hi Hit etrnf id .i fi« f q «:a .ts ?• f.f F rnuiimt .if r.)i II pr;r. I lw pe l ; ■, p.r«:, ■ • M AH arif-ui r» will n reive P -.. t n. gariP.rae of wtirfliri or »ml a mi‘*i <,p.?.»ii 1 t ;i , ha’ily t’rb-jrapli is arnl in. p 10 There wiJI hr three kl»«irpeti<irrit i».dtlv*. n.n 'ijj « Pounretion with The Mh ■ l»< h I rjr ;.'t. •}, < judge the auawarr. silbrn tted .rnd await; >b>- p i/-x . ft -nd «d the puMlr ganit. .in.l p.i rt u-ipaiit*. 4r:.. i. !( . pi ■ F derlaina of tht jwigr* w« final uu*l -nciu-- »t- 11 Toe judger will Hie.--; d iy |\i|i .* i g ))„■ )- the M»nteKt attd rhe attniuiDCrnu-’ir .>f rhe • s. • f i'»*rre*-i hac .»( words will be published m I . t; f._ Teie<iaph iu*l an quickly th'-reaf’er ,t« poxn.i u '* REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE First National Bank, At Colquitt, in the State of Georgia, at the Close of Business on Mar. 1 •'. i.'2_. i RESOURCES 1. a Loans and discounts, including rediscounts (except those shown in b and c). #193, 212.73 Total loans $193,212.73 2. Overdrafts, secured. ; unsecured, x $469.14 463. 1 4. U. S. Government Securities Owned: а. Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par value) 10,000.00 Total 10,000.00 5. Other Bonds, Stocks. Securities, Etc.: 71,019.19 6. Banking House. $5000.00, Furniture and fixtures, 3150.00 8.150.00 7. Real estate owned other than banking house 2,4,3.26 8. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank <,426 ■ 10- Cash in vault and amount due from national banks 5,582.64 11. Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies in the United States (other than included in Items 8,9, or 10) 4.389.13 13. checks on other banks in the same city or town as reporting bank “other than Item 12” 4 .(■3 „ Total of Items 9, 10, 11. 12. and 13 9,976.40 14. Checks on banks located outside of city or tovn of reporting bank and other cash items 602.14 15. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due , from U. S. Treasurer 500.00 Total $.103.829.65 i I LIABILITIES li» apital stock paid in $.->0.000.00, I9l| Jndivided profits 12,411.56 c Less current expense*, inter- est, and taxes paid 10,214.42 2,19i.14 20. Circulating notes outstanding 10.000.00 25. Cashier’s checks on own bank outstanding 556.43 Total of Items 21, 22, 23, 24, and 25 $556.13 Demand Deposits (Other Than Bunk Deposits) Subject to Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days): б. Individual deposits subject to check 44.612.32 I 30. Dividends unpaid 120.00 31. Other demand deposits 9,827.34 Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Items 26. 27. 28, 29, 30, and 31 54.559.86 . Time Deposits Subject To Reserve (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings). 32. Certificates of deposit (other than for money lx>rrowed) 13,249.22 Total of tin e deposits subject to Reserve. Items 32, 33. 84. and 3$ 13.249.22 39. Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) 55.000.00 40. Notes and bills rediscounted, including acceptances of other banks and foreign bills of exchange or drafts sold with indorsement of this bank 1)8,267.Q0 Total 303,829.65 STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF MILLER, ss: i, G. C. Jinks, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. _ j Subscribed and sworn to before me this 16th day of March, 1922. G. G. CARTER, Deputy C. S. C. U 4 one eleven ■ cigarettes I r Vaio I . Qhree Ul/ Friendly A Gentlemen tJvK Ml* Made to Suit Your Taste We have for years catered to the cigarette smokers of America. With this experience, we created One Eleven— “lll"—“Made to Suit Your Taste,” of tbe - world's three greatest cigarette tobaccos I —TURKISH, for Aroma I - VIRGINIA, for Mildness 1— BURLEY, for Mellowness We named them One Eleven—the address of our home office. We are proud of their success. Have You Tried Them ? lynao M'" I *lll FIFTH AVE. ” MEW YOtH CITY •VO ‘VXNVIXV N3IAISO33S "OO SONIISVH 0 H ■09.1) X|a)n(OHqu »1 H '3OIBIBO 3361 oq) aoj ,wou B||aM ineq oqt aq oy ,oX BA.Xoqj, tuatn JC H.>uq st ])|JOM oqj U| osnoq paos uapjo Ijbui (soXtin aqi pirn 'qinos atll J<> luupusts >»m mh spaag .sSujjstiH "|| joS OA.UOX pß|B Xiqiqin aq njM noX pus (jHtu ujiqej Aq noX o) auroo him n •ssa.ippn pun aiunu jno.t su|aj3 q .ioj pjv.iJjuod « sn ai|JA\ auioq u.ii>i| iiuiy ois'uis A'.iaza u[ aq ppioqs u pun Xsna 3utuutilcl paq JBMOU pun aep.is» 3o| htbu 4tio spoas aqi japao noX eao; •aq uaae spaas ,s3nji*HH l U! M aaoas uno no.< litqM )sn( i.uX Atoqs e.ss ‘sqdiuii ■otoipl iu(»4) i>s|u iajnp>)U JO|oa pun Buoniuisniii .>|t(rtß.iHo)oinl auo q)j,\y ■patdtua) -)B .taaa pu|>| sq ;o X4OM jsauij eq) ‘siueid dots uubj pun uomou 'seiqvi akoA anindod jsoui eqi jo seßnd |[nj 001 supnuoa 11 ■r ->qs|tqtld JOAB qooq pass aiqirnpiA ysout eq) sj 'aAanoq bm •aa(B)HO Mau s|qj, saauunj pun sae uap-inil u.iaqinos jo; bmou uepauX pun paes aiiqM-qiaoM ;o waited pa)ea)sn| •H j£(auiospunq (JOI mou Apnea s,)l 934 J CE6 I spaas .sSuiissH G, C. JINKS, Cashier. > CORRECT-Attest: L. E. CALHOUN. A. D- WALKER L. COWART. Directors. Wilkin-Bell Mr. and Mrs. Setb B. Wilkin,of Colquitt, announce! the engage ment of tiieir daughter, Annie Sara, to Mr. D. Buck Bell, of Portsmouth, Va , the marriage to be soktnnized April 4, at the M. E. church. Much interest centers in the ap proaching marriage of the high contracting parties. i The fair young bride to be will be the honoree ftt several pre-nnp- I tial parties. The wedding is the culmination jof a romance which started in ear ly childhood. She is talented and possesses a friendly disposition. The groom-to-be spent many !years bare. His parents Mr. and Mrs. K S. Bell operated the Hotel • Wiiko for several vears. He was I a £ ood boy; and it was ip those I happy days that a friendship be tween him and his beautiful fiancee sprang into existence. The ceremony will be perform ed at 4:30 P. M. and tie popular icouple will leave on the north i bound trn ; L for bis home in Porftr- ■ mouth Va. Her many friends regret that her marriage will remove her from ; the social activities of her native fowi>; bnt the couple will carry with them to the historical state the best wishes of hundreds. i Civic Club 'I „ ; Eleven ladies met at the court i house al 3 P. M. Saturday. i The important feature of the . session was a talk by Hou, E. B, Baughn, Much interest interest in the different phases of the work was manifested. The president, Mrs. R. H. Saun ders presided. In an orderly manner eaeh lady present felt it a duty to enter in : the round table discussions for the ' temporary and permanent improve- I ment of Colquitt. , City Court | The clerk, Mr..). E. Lane, was Iso busy this week that we besitat iedtoaskhim for a synopsis of timconrt pi<>ceedings. Ws will try to get them for our next issue. ; Farmers surely left their fields ; reluctantly this week. Some of [them operating one or two plows. I some ten or twelve, had to leave the farm to attend court. A few days work now counts for |a great de»l with thrifty planters. I , Save Money. Three shipments of Spring and iSummer bats for women and girls i have already been sold at MrL E. [Calhoun’s popular store. Another [pretty lot is to be displayed Satnr | day. The low prices given on the [Calhoun merchandise is drawing | hundreds to this well nlied store. The Specials enable families to ■ be supplied for a small outlay. The First National Bank is : publishing the regular statament i elsewhere iu this issue. This in stitution is a powerful factor in the development of this section, therefore its report will prove in? [tensely interesting.