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GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Ait the Close of Business Nov. 20, 1917
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RESOURCES
Loan ahd Investments
Liberty Bonds
Overdrafts
Furniture & Fix., Building Account
Tobacco Overdrafts
Cash and Due from Banks
Total
$1,086,81L12
73,600.00
459.87
28,707.00
27,211.40
441,998.76
$1,658,788,15
"r LIABILITIES
Capital Stock
Surplus and Profits
DEPOSITS
$100,000.00
..58,708.26
$1,500,079.89
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Total
$1,658,788,15
Resowces Nearly
1 ,700,000.00
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN PITT COUNTY. STAE, COUNTY AND CITY DEPOSITORY. We Invite Your Business
E. Q. FLANAGAN, President E. B. HIGGS, Vice-President, J. O. PROCTOR, Vice-President.
N. O. WARREN, Cashier.
A. J. .MOORE, Asst. Cashier.
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..ABOUT PEOPLE...
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MR-es Annie Sledge, Nonoma San
and Ballard Bunn of Tarboro, mo-:-!
I.. Greenville last evening and
'iv irufsts at the Princeton.
W. o. Dixon of Hookerton is in the
y t ". lay on business.
!. s. ( "uthrell and wife of Fair-
M wert' uests at the Proctor today.
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.i. '. Brown of New Bern was a
-t at the Proctor last night.
t. Thomas M. Jordan of Raleigh
n the city today.
J. Barfield of Wilson is the
i- of Mrs. E, B. Thomas on Eighth
s. Baddonr of Goldsboro is in the
ri'.v tnfiay on business.
'iiarlie Munford returned to Camp
I Petersburg, Va., this morning af
i r a -hort furlough home.
Mrs B. W. Moseley and daughter,
Fr.n !: -, wont to Richmond this morn.
R. D. Edwards of Chicod is in town
today on business.
Charlie Rodgers of Ayden is a busi
ness visitor in Greenville today.
. J. W. Parker of Farmville is a visi
tor to Greenville today.
2 jjc S$
Attorney Pittman of Ayden was in
town yesterday on business.
$ $ $
L. B. Pattishall of Battleboro is the
guest of J. C. Gaskins during the Con
ference. Miss Louise Satterthwaite of Pac
tolus is a visitor to Greenville friends
today. '
Mrs. Oscar Tucker of Red Banks in
in town today shopping.
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Mrs. E. H. Stanley of Winterville i
here today shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hinson of Black
Jack are in town today.
C. S. Carr of Norfolk is in town on
business.
Mrs. A. S. Fulford of Washington
attended Conference here yesterday and
was the guest of Mrs. T. W. White-hurst.
Dr. Jenness Morrill and Mrs. Morrill
of Falkland are in town today.
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W. B. Bland of Swift Creek is here
today on business.
S. G. Weatherington of Winterville,
spent today in the city on business.
Jacob MeCotter of Grifton was a
visitor here today.
Mrs. H. C. Venters of Shelmerdine
is in town today.
Mrs. R. R. Cotten of Bruce is here
today with friends.
E. C. King of Falkland is a Green
ville visitor today.
FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
We have just received two more car
loads of the famous Red Cedar Shin
gles. These shingles are all heart clear
of knots, uniform color, and the best
shingle on the market today. They
are guaranteed to last 40 years. On
account of scarcity of building mater
ials and trouble in getting these shin
gles delivered from the Pacific Coast
we suggest that yon place your orders
immediately for your requirements.
THE PITT LUMBER CO.
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Classified
Column
If you wish to buy or sell anything i
try our Classified Column- It brings
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! MONEY TO LOAN ON. GOOD. SE-
curity. Apply to M. K. Blount, office
i over Harding and Pierce. 11-6-lmc
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j Anyone wishing any heavy Haul lug J
! done call Phone 111 as we have two
I trucks on hand and can spare one
i anytime. SKINNER &FIANAGAN.
j 10 25 (t. f. c.)
WANTED FARMER ON HALVES ;
for thirds. 50 acres of land adjoin, j
ing Washington Buggy Co., Wash
ington, N. C. See Jamee A. Hackney,
Washington, N. C. 12 4 tfc
FOR NICE, FAT CHICKENS, ALSO
eggs, see the Johnson Grocery Co
12 6 2tc
LATHS CARLOAD NO. 1 LATHS
for sale $6.50 per thousand. J. J.
Jenkins. 12 7 lwc
COWS AND HEIFERS FOR SALE
Four cows for $200. Mean business.
- Am going to close out. Come and get
your cows and heifers. Two silos
for half price, 12 x 36 feet, one por
table 7 horse P. A O. gas engine with
saw mill rig. One registered Hol
stein bull. All cheap. Act quick if you
want to buy. JAMES A. HACKNEY,
Washington, N. C. 12 4 tfc
SMALL STOCK OF MILLINERY ;g
for sale. Good stand. Easy terms. 8,
D. Sutton & Co., Winterville, N. a
12 5 lwc.
M
anhaftan Caf
Greenville's Largest and Best Restaurant
SPECIALS FOR
UN DAY, DEC.
9
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D LIMITED SUPPLY OF SWEET
potatoes at $1 per bushel while they
last at Johnson's Grocery Co.
12 6 2tc
EXPERIENCED SALESLADY WANT-
ed. Steady Job for 1918. Experience
necessary in dry goods store. Good
wages. Aplly to Y. E. Touma, Green
ville, N. C 12 7 8tc
IF IT'S GROCERIES, WE MEAN
first-class groceries, we have them. H
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Come and see. Try them and be con. ' g
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One-half Spring Chicken on Toast
:i i!f Spring Chicken, Country Style, with Creole Sauce
ne-half Spring Chicken. Manhattan Style
Chicken Dlnnpr with Apple Rauop
Roast Pork
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Uuast Pork with Sweet Potatoes
All Kinds of Sala.ls u on Toa.-t
AND ANYTHING ELSE VOL OHJ.I W A NT TO EAT
Service First Class
all groceries from our i "'"'!""'-" 'wo wmmiwmm7Mmvm.mmmmm.u
store guaranteed pure, fresh and
prices right. T. F. MaGUIRE &
Son. 12 7 2tcl
THE DAILY NEWS $4.00 DOLLAR PER YEAR
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
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THE NATIONAL BANK, GRi
NVILLE, N. e
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS NOVEMBER, 20th., 1917.
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RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts
Overdrafts
U. S. Bonds
Liberty Loan Bonds
Bonds and Securities
Furniture and Fixtures
Stock Federal Reserve
Cash and due from Banks
Totaf
$716,822.46
4,528.33
25,000.00
75,000.00
8,000.00
15,225.64
3,600.00
320,141.75
$1,168,318.18
LIABILITIES
Capital
Surplus and Profits
Circulation
Rediscounts
DEPOSITS v r
$100,000.00
42,131.7::
24,997.50
4,610.00
996,578.95
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Total
GOVERNMENT, STATE, COUNTY AND CITY
- $1,168,318.18
DEPOSITORY
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