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CHASLOTTF; ‘’^v. DECEMBER 29, 191•
Union
National
Bank
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Capital . . $100,000.00
ProfitAccount$45,000.00
T. W. WADE, President
F. D. ALEXANDER, V-Pres.
H. M. VICTOR, Cashier
We cordially invite new
business and offer every
courtesy and accomodation
consistent with safe Banking.
Our business is confined
exclusively to that of Bank
ing—prudent and conser
vative Banking.
We offer to the public,
beyond the usual courtesies
of ordinary Banking, the
painstaking and careful at
tention of experienced and
intelligent officers to the
especial requirements of
each customer’s affairs
whether large or small.
Every transaction with
this Bank is treated confi-
■J.entially. On this basis our
business has grown steadily
from the date pt organiza
tion, June 2, 1908, and we
enter the year of 1912 con
fident that the policy of
being of real benefit to our
customers will bring to us
continued increase of busi
ness.
Savings Department
A new quarter begins
January 1, 1912. All de
posits made on or before
January 5, will bear inter
est from January 1 at 4 per
cent compounded quarterly.
$1 will start an account in
in this department.
H. M. VICTOR, Cashier
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Start a Savings Account With Us Today
New Interest Period Begins Jan. 1st
Fcwir per cent Interest paid on Savings Accounts and Certificates of Deposits.
Deposits made in tlie Savings Department up to and including
Jan. 5th, bear interest as of Jan. 1st
Commercial National Bank of Chariotte, N. G.
CAMTAL, SURPLUS AND HIOFITS
American
Trust
LIABILITIES
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Commercial and Savings Banking
The figures below represent the condition of our
bank at the close of business Dec. 27, 1911
ASSETS
Loans $1,996,646.10
Cash on Hand and in Banks . 346,0^6.70
$2,342,672.80
$ 350,000.00
1,608,175.45
. 199,497.35
185.000.00
* $2,342,672.80
This bank began butlnesa about ten years ago. The above etitement tfielkl ftr lliilf, Our 4%.
posits of Over One Million Six Hundred Thousand Dollars is evidence Of the oenftdenee if tHt iUblto
In our bank. The officers afrid directors desire to publicly exprett thsir ■ppr'Mlillfn infl IHanltt
for the large patronage given our Institution during the past year*
We are willing and able to give the nrtost liberal banking faeHltlOf to tUf tUflfmfrt intf sok
diaily invite new Accounts, large or small.
Our growth is the result of the confidence of satlsffsd eustomort whIeH li aMUlPtfi Only by Mfs
and careful management. r w ^
On JANUARY 1ST, 1912, a new interest period begins in our fAVINQt DipiHmtnt. All dtDOsits
made on or before January 5th will draw interest from January 1st it the Mtt if 4 ptr otni Bar
annum* compounded quarterly.
GEORGE STEPHENS, President
B. N. DUKE, Vice-President.
W. S. LEE, Vice-President. '
W. H. WOOD, Treasurer.
J. E. DAVIS, Asst. Treastirer.
Capital
Deposits
Profits
Rediscounts
MURDER NEAR ROWLAND.
Negro Infant Brutally Murdered In
Mothor's Arms, Shot Being Intend
ed for the Mother.
Troy Qraham, colored, luiB been
committed to Jail by Justice McKel-
ler, of Rowland, on the charge of
murdering the 2-year-old son of Don
na McNeill, colored, about 2 miles
from Rowland on Christmas day. He
was brought to Jail by Mr. Q. B. Bell,
of Rowland. It was in evidence at the
preliminary trial that Graham 'was
making himself troublesome in the
home of Donna McNeill, she ordered
him oat of the house and he shot
at her with a shotgun, hitting her
baby boy, which she held in her
arms, and. blowing his brains out.
horrible crime and Graham was cap*
tured Tuesday 'by, one of th^, 01*
more Couch, colored, and several
other negroes, about 2 miles from
PurviB. Graham claims that he was
too drtink to know what was do*
lag.—Roc^onian.
' are not satir
utiless they are doubly
HOR6E RACINQ IN HALIFAX.
Four Events Will Be Pulled Off at
Scotland Neck January
Scotland Neck, Dec, 20.—I^urge cltw
cidars have been sent ont announcing
a big horae raca here on January
4, by those who are interested in
the race track. There will be four
races. It is said Uiere hav« been en
tered some of the ttistest hordes in
FOR_S ALE
benefltft of the
receiveV beneflCt ofthe
flnwtUevelopment in th^ city. ‘
Price
$1>460b
J* J. Misenheimer
At tU. KaoB nmch to Mia »bat ,
«o mu, tt.: laautoy to nuvtaxi -18 THEF E
in WHICH YOU COULD START THE YEAR BET-'is
ARRAN6EMENTS FOR LIVING IN YOUR OWN HOWe
*®o**y consider, then act.
We have SungalorB and Bungalow sites ia ^.
aubrirt. EHxabetb Heights, ''
Southern Real Estate, Loan
Company.
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■St
HOMES
— IN -
D1LWOR.TH
are for sale by the
Charlotte Consolidated
Piedmont
Buildins
’PHCX£
NO. 155.
Construclion Company
From $3,000 to S5.8W
SIZES. S-R^m Cottages and Bungalous to
T' ’ 2-Story Houses.
Terms: ONE-TENTH CASH, Balance ^>7
to $53.50 Per Month. ’
All New, Modern, Gooipletc, Attractiv(
The New Year
resolute for better things al! rou wanf hnf .v ...
dctuHll} starts to DOING somethinc and i . ^ -6-.*-
get there. There’, a travS^mal/fho
^ing to play thunder next season; there’^ a
has promised Martha to take shares with Keener fo? homr^ -
^st 6 pars; there's a certain feUow in Charlotte who ^
home by his father, but instead of ecoSzVn^ and '
^ V®** mortgage after mortgage u^n hi^ nlal^ '
today is about to lose his all That^'-^-
talked building and loan to me year aftpr vpa'^ ani « *1 t '
ptting him to take shares and make apoiicat’on fo- ^10^;
wanted an auto. He wfthdrVw Ifs 4a-
Jrtfe. the mortgages fell due. Hecouldn t meet t>’e*m’
thrown out A good wife and 5 innocent chUdrS
from the fellow that’s always GOING to do. Eicv;
THE MUTUAL'S NEW SERIES
starts January 6th, but you can begin it todav. Take mr tv». .
use some of your Christmas money, if necessary for a stake S
resolotlon before It, escapes you. ihe oniv'wa? “nh°V
E. L. Keesler, Sec & Treas.
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Phone 344.
25 8. Tryon St.
FOR RENT
Apartment 15 W. 6th $35.00
2 Tenth Are^ 14 rooms 4?>.00
6 S. Graham. 8 rooms 30.00
205 West Util, 3 rooms 2-5.00
700 N. Popla.r, 8 rooms 25.00
507 X. Brevai^ 8 roHiis 25.00
509 Kingston Are., 6 rwxns .... 25.‘X*
310 E. 9th, 7 rooms 25.00
208 S. Graham. 5 roetns ....
700 East 9th, 5 rooms
5 rooms. 7th and Sels^....
2 W. Liddell, S rooms
4 W. Liddell, 5 rooms
406 West 7th, 4 rooms .....
... 23.00
... 15.00
... 10.00
... 16.00
... 9.00
... 7.00
401 E. 13th, 4 rooms 6.00
I STORE ROOMS
223 N'orth College, 31al04.
Sice brick store East 7th.
Small room 8 Belmont Ave.
Brick store X. Charlotte
Large hall North Charlotte .... 6.OO
Small store S. Brevard 7.00
Small store 7th and Myers 7.00
1 nice front room X.'Tryon.... 10.00
See our complete list at office.
Other stores and dwellings ?1.2" p^r
week up.
J. Arthur Henderson & Bro.
219 N. Tryon.
“Fire Insurance"
AT MYERS
we have k llTe*room cottage equipped with running water and electric
ItKhts; not 50x300 feet or about one-third of an acre, which we offer this
week for $8,(^00.00. Judging by the prevailing prices in this section, the
lot !■ worth 11,500.00 and the house ?2,500.00, a total of $4,000.
Who will be the first to pick up this bargain?
F. C. Abbott & Go.
Hlflh-Qmde Investments.
"Everything In Real Estate.”
Don’t Forget That We Write Fire Insurance
in Strong Companies.