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We have just opened up bur
1 Christmas Cards, Seals, Tags,
Folders, etc. Now is a good
g-GS; time; to buy before they aire
picked over. V
" We have a lot of useful things suitable for gifts (!)
ists sets; Shaving;sets, Ash trays, Stationery, Books, (
ames,ict J things, : t Don' t
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U. S. Military Strength is Fixed at
'y. VV&shiDgtOD t No v. 24. A fi naj
study of tho selective draft " rec
ords made public today fixes the
''military strength of the United
Slates atv 19,000,000 in potential
military man power. Registration
for the draft, between the: ages of
18 and 45, totalled .23,908,576 al
fmost 80 per cent of whom were
listed as physically fit for' military
service." ;"v-v", ; . -.: y ':-
U The medical reports indicated
inai ine zone, wnere -men were
found most healthy runs through
the center- of the country from
north to south. - States in this belt
showed the smallest percentage of
physical disqualifications for active
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Trustee's Sale.
By' virtue of the 'power of saleicon
i tained in " a" certain deed of trust on
personal.property made by the General.
' Graphite Company to the undersigned
.trustee,' dated March 12, 1919, and duly
Tecorded in book 17, at page.i08, -in the
Records of Mortgages of McDowell
"County, North Carolina, to Which refer
ence is hereby made, and default ;hav
ing been made ia the payment of the
- note and the interest secured by said
deed of " trust, 'whereby the power of
- sale has " become ' operative, and upon
application and demand of the holder
-of said indebtedness,-, the" undersigned
, trustae will, on Friday, ; the 19th day
-of December, 1919,: between the .hours
of 12 and 1 o'clock, noon, sell for cash,
at public sale, to the highest bidder, at
the court house door in Marion;; Forth
Carolina, the- following described per
: sonal property, to-wit: - j
t . Machinery: Ope crtfsher, with griz
: zly, shafting, etc.; 1 steel tank 10ixl0;
.i 1 180 h p engine and 2 tabular boilers,
"liset of heavy rolls, 1 set of laboratory
rolls, ' agitators, 3 buhr stones, lull
sets and installation; 1 pair buhr stones,
not installed.!.! Cutler dryer, 1 .'Snow'
1 Rotarv tube dryer, U Newago screen
ywth attachments,- 2 aspirators, ; 3 'dustJ
. . collectors (metal), 1 dust. . collector
(wood). 1-Wolf sifter. 1 Bunker Hill
v- screen, 1 Bunker Hill 6creen, 1 trommel,
- 1 ball mill, 1 grinder, bronze screens,
-v 'X revolving de-watering screen, 28. Cy-
press tanks, 5"&'x5" 3"xli"; 1- steam
pump, int. 3iM dis. 2"; 1 steam pump,
int. 4" dis 2i"; 1 dynamo with lighting
" equipment mill, -office . and rooms; ' 35
. ;A.pache grinding mills, llhuller,:l Howe
- Nscale; 1 automatic bagging scale, 1
:' -gasoline engine, 1 fanner, 210 feet chain
v conveyor1 and sprockets, 1 "watchman
. clock; fire equipment, including" stand
;r:Tipee, plugs, hose; nozzles, and buckets'.
980 feet of belting; chiefly .'Gandy"
;. izes, 2, 4. 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, and 24 inch;
192 feet of shafting, sizes 1 15-16; 2 7-16,
2 15-16, 3. 7-16 and 3 15.-16, hangers, 3
-friction clutch pulleys 10"i30'. 2 cable
pulleys, 5 wooden pulleys 8x36, -6x12,
" 6x30 6x48, 16x30; 62 steel pulleys, sizes
2"xl0" to 24"x52"; 4118 feet of piping,
sizes n to 6"; joints,, elbows, connec
tors, blacksmith tools, vises,; - wrenches
dies, cutters, ' and -extra repair parts;
7'. oil, .1 Yale Dupley hoist, 18" chain
-elevation; 600 feet light steel track rair,
r furniture, stoves. -kitchen equipment,
; beds and bedding 1 t'andow" ; trucks
f li tons; and! -being alt of -the intschinery
and fixtures in; ore bins, sacking room
: -and .tool house located on the property
- of the General-Graphite- Gompsny ,at
7 and n ear-Graphite villarNdrth Carolifiar
Also 1 z CxrtlcyidrTer4 Janhr iinill
; 1 Kelly mUlCfeetkhveyorbueket,
- 1 pulley 4x10, 1 pulley 2x10, 1 hanger,
' 3 tubs, 1 grind3tcne, 1 barrel, 1 pipe
- tongs, pipiss?i jsiiatea .cenvcyprsta ?a
washing vats, 2 auto trucks, 4aaa43eiis
all of the machinery and fixtures locatr
- in the plant and equipment used by
i t! Gc r-I Graphite Company at
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y ii&i te:12iSday of iTovemberp 1919
- ' ' y FRED Ii. SALE, Trustee."
; The Constitu tion o f , th e United
States requires that a census of the
United States be taken every ten
years.T It is by this means that the
apportionment of members of the
House of. ;Re presentati yes is ; made
as to states " V " - L
How Big New York Grocery firm Keeps
V r --" l; Down Rats. V :'. :;;
. Vroome & Co.. Butter &Cheese Mer
chants. New York , City, says: "We
keep RAT-SNAP in our cellar all the
time. - It keeps down. rats. . We buy it
by the gross, would not be without it."
Farmers nse RAT-SNAP because rate
pass up all food for RAT-SNAP.. Three
sizes, 25c, 50c, $1 00 Sold and guaran
teed by Carolina Hardware Co. and
Davis Pharmacy. - ' .
' Has vo"ur subscription expired I
come in and renew it next time yon
are in town. " ; -
- REPORT OP THE CONDITION OF
f TH E BANK OF OLD F0 RT,
at Old Fort, in the State of North Caro
lina, at the close of business. Nov. 17th.
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v ;f resources ' : ,yy ...
Loans and discounts $94,440 25
Demand loans - : 5,800.00
Overdrafts, unsecured .140.40
United States Bonds and Lib- " - '
erty Bonds " -'- ; y-- ? r 5,500.00
All other stocks, bonds and mort- ;
. gages "' . - ' 20,000.00
Banking House t; . v 2,100.00 c
Furniture and Fixtures 800.00 2,900.00
Cash in vault and net amounts - . - :
' - due from Banks. -, Bankers , -' . - :
and Trust Companies 27,11283
Cash Items held over. 24 hours17 259 78
Thrift Stamps V- ? ;- " ; 40.XK)
Total r ; - 5- 156,193.26
Capital Stopk paid in - - 4$r8000.00
Surplns 'Fnnct xrc :xJ:. 8. 903.56
Undivided.Profits, less current " 3-;
expenses ancl taxes paid-? ; 3,429.15
Deposits subject to check 75,744 61
Dsuisnd .Cettifica t es-cf Uaposit 62,032.53
C-3hieiiClx!i3 outstiiidifig A " 2,923.74
Certified Checks "- v. ; r : 159.67
$156,193,26
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v Total ;
Stateif Norta Carolina,-)
Countyol McDowell. J
r"I, P 7 T.'Bmtlley, Cashier of the above-
namea tsans, ao eoiemniy svrear tnac
theabove statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief."; " ;' " -
. F..M. BradLiEY, Cashier.
""Cul bribed and sworn" to before me,
this Vh day of Nov., 1919. ;
rJ. a Sandltn Notary Public,
Corrj:CT Atrt: . ,. l yrfi
: -; r? P. it Mwhburn J- Directors
,;i;c'-J.-S.'Bradley .ziy Vy-
service.
Mnrrcd White Says, "Don't Idle Be
cause You Only See One Rat."
"I did, pretty soon? I found my cellar
full. Thev ate mvnota toes. After trvinc
RAT-SNAP I got 5 dead rats. The rest
later. 71 ney pass up the potatoes t eat
RAT SN A.P," If there are rats around
your place follow Mr. White's eiamnlo.
Three.sizes, 25c, -50c," $1.00.- "Sold and
guaranted by Carolina Hard wrae Co.
and Davis Pharmacy. .
A siDgle orance tree will produce
20,000- oranges, while a lemon tree
seldom produces "more than 8,000
lemons." : " - ;
v . REPORT OP CONDITION OP
vThc first National Bank;
at Marion, in the State of North Caro
lina; at the close of business on No
vember 17, 1919. - .: ' -
-yy ; resources -: y ; :
Loans and s discounts, . includ- r: " -
; in;. rediscounts, (except
v those shown in b and c) - $621,382,46
Overdrafts, secured,; 3,075.54 ' !
Overdrafts, unsecured 265.23 8,340.76
Deposited to secure circnla- ; :
tion fU. S. bonds nar value) 50.000.00
Pledged to" secure U. S. de
posits (par value) - -1,000.00
Owned and unpledged -. 24,900.00
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank
(50 per cent of subscription) - 8,000.00
Value of banking house, own--'. v -
ed and unincumbered - 15,000.00
Furniture and fixtures - 2,800.00
Lawful reserve with Federal . r ...
-Reserve Bank ' - -V 15,699.88
Items with 1- Federal Reserve - -
Bank in process of collection v
(not available as reserve) 9,293.17
Cash in vault and net amounts
due from national banks 141,066.76
Net amounts due from banks, - ,
bankers,' and trust compan
ies other than; included in r
Items 12, 13. or 14 : 27,197.23
Checks on banks located out
side of city or town of re-
porting bank and other - ' -cash
items - v T 627.28
Redemption fund "with U. S..
Treasurer and due from U . -
S. Treasurer - 2,500.00
Interest earned but not collect
ed arjDfoximate on Notes
and Bills Receivable notpast
due and unearned interest '
Total"
6,000.00
$923,807.59
V LIABILITIES;
Capital stock paid in -
Surplus fund " 1
Undivided profits, 24,736.42
Less current expenses. -
interest, and taxes'
paid 10,732 Si
Interest and discount collected
or credited, in advance of
maturity and not earned
faoDroximate) -:.'.
Circulating notes outstanding
Net amounts due to banks,
- bankers, and trust com
panies (other than included
m Items 29 or 30): :
Individual deposits subject :
to check r , '
Certificates of deposit due ? in
less than 30 days (other
than for money borrowed) ..."
Certificates of deposit (other
than for money borrowed)
War" loan deposit account - - '
Other United States deposits,
including deposits of 17. - S.
disbursing officers r -" -
Bills payable, other than with
Federal Reserve- Bank, ; m-
eluding all obligations rep
resenting money borrowed,
other than rediscounts j
$50,000 00
50,000.00
14,003.58
6,000.001
,49,095.00
60,722.70
359,898.15
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-"1,000.00
277,513.42
4,574.74
'1,000. 00
50,000:00
2 Total
$923,807.59
Of the total loans and discounts shown
above," the amount on which interest
and discount was charged at rates in
excess of those. Dermitted bv la W (Sec
5197 Rev. Stat.) exclusive of notes TiponJ
which total charge not to exceed 50 cents
was made, "was $47,025,23. The num
ber of such loans was 305. : -"- 7. . .-V; -State
of North Carolina; irv.'-;'".
County of McDowell t " - " f - r .
T. ttonl T. White. Cashier of the above-
named' bank, do solemnly . swear that
the above statement is true to the - best
of my knowledge and belief. V
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Snbscribed" and" sworn ito before me
this 2?th day of November, 1919. -: v. -
; . R. F Burton, Notary Pubhc r
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. -The best way to own a house of your own is to have enocgb
money to buy a homo outright. The best way. to have enough
money is to regularly. bank a part of . what you earn. Savicg
your money will encourage you; debt will discourage you.
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Babies grow and so does money inth& bank. Both growths
are constant';. and, -taking place nifjht and day alike,, you can
- provide for your baby by putting money in the banksnd let
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