ROANOKE RAflDS IIERALj, avanOKE RAPIDS. N. C.
CITIZENS
BANK
TRUS
COM
P A M V
Our facilities axe ample and our spirit is the spirit of service. We intend to grow, and we realize a bank can grow only
by popularizing its setvice.
Our Merest Period is Just Beginning
We Pay You Money to Save Yours
CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
OF ROSEMARY, N. C.
Jno. L. Patterson, Pres.
J. A. Moore, Vice-Pres.
T. VV. Mullen, Vice-Pres.
Frank L Nash, Cashier
WHEN AIRPLANE WAS NOVELTY
In 1910 Nawapapers ConaidaraS OfUI.
nary Flights as Something Worthy
f "Splurge" headlines.
Nine year ggo wlio would hav.
Sreauied of an NC-4 flying easily from
JtocVawsj- to Halifax, from Ualifax
to Trepassey, from ther. to the Az
ores ami on to Lisbon, and thence to
Plymouth? Or of Uawker und (irleve.
tbe liulomtiable ones, jumping off at
St. John's la a land machine with an
tcvmi botween them anl the Irish
cast, whither, they with bound? Or
rf Alfock and Blown who won after
Hawker and Urlev. hail failed? Or of
a dirigible, lare as the ocean liner
Adriatic, with live gondola mid a
craw of 30 men, sailing swiftly
through the fog. must of the time see
lnr notbini: else, from KiiLlmiJ to a
lautlinc fleid la llliiooia?
On Jifiy 7. 131", a New York news
paper published the latest "ocean
llht" news with a three-column head :
"Cnrtlss. In Gnat Ocean Flight,
Sums 130O leet Above Waxes."
"Bematns Aloft More Than l'-l Min
utes, Clrdlusr Atlantic City's Throng."
Xhe story goes on to describe tha
ftfgit:
'Steady a a u gull, the ijreat y.l
low biplane flew over the sea, 1,31)0
fett above the wave ami a tulle out
from the shora. remaining a'ot't for 11
luLSUtes and 18 seconds." It tells how
Ctirtlss almost wrecked the plane at
the start in daih through n breaker.
The accident forced him t. descend
after lie had covered 3 ,: feet.
"Sending for new propeller blades,"
th account says, "Mr. Curtlss super
intended their adjustment, and after a
single test he forgot the accident and
daringly reascended. This display of.
confidence and courage brought a cheer
from the multitude." New York Eve
ning Post.
Classified Advt. Column
WANTED TO BUY DIRECT
from owner house ami lot or
other desirable real property
in the Town of Roanoke ttap
kis. I deal quick and pay
cash. See nie before you sell.
K. A. Matthews. Atty.
LOST-CAMEO TIN. LIBERAL!
reward ottered to finder for!
return to Herald Oilice. Mrs.
I). F. Byruni.
DR. W. I, DAVIS. EYESIGHT
Specialist, of Plymouth, N. C.
will be in Rosemary Thursday,
January 15th, and in Roanoke
Rapids, Friday and Saturday.
January ltith and 17th.
SALESMEN WANTED TO So
licit orders for lubricating oils,
.ureases and paints. Salary or
Commission. Address THE
LENNOX OIL & TAINT CO.
CLEVELAND. 0.
Admonishing Them.
"Looky here, now!" sternly
Constable Sam T. Slackputter. tl
doubtable sleuth of Petunia,
diabolical practice of matching
uies o;i the sidewalk has got to
Why, dud-blast It. every few
when 1 cmne alous walking my
with mv head high like an otlb
the law ort to carry li'n'n, I full
a bunch of you Infernal you
and get my uniform all dusty !"
sas City Star.
aid
ie re
"This pell
slop '
days
heat,
er of
over
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Report of tilt Condition ol
The t Rosemary Banking and
Trust Company
at Rosemary
in the State of North. Carolina, at the
close of business liecembcr "1st. l!U!t.
kksoi'Kcks:
Loans und discounts $12:1,652.74
Demand Loans :?.XXI.0U
Overdrafts, secured, $ ;
unsecured, .$1.1(1. .15 ln0.f6
L.S. Bonds and Liberty Bonds 10,3110. Oil
Banking Houses 7,1)9!). 1,1; Fur
niture and Fix. 2, 1 MS. .10 10,0,17.05
All other real estate owned 500.00
Cash in vault and net amounts
due from Banks, Bankers and
Trust Companies 77,584.40
Cash Items holdover 21 hours ,'58.92
Checks for clearing 4,109.15
TOTAL. - - ,22!). 393. 47
I.l AHIl.lTII'S:
Capital stock paid in $12,000.00
Surplus fund 0.000.00
Undivided profits, less current
expenses and taxes paid 3,087.81
Deposits subject to check 13fi.62iU.98
Time Certificates of Deposit 11.068.91
Savings Deposits 00,774.42
Cashier's checks outstanding 831.35
Ain't It the Truth?
Mr. Skepp (with newspaper) Says
here that the man who threw the
bombt the premier of Kpt Is a di
vinity student.
Mrs. Sav?pp Oh, you're always dlg
glujf U? something like that teeauae
I Insist on dragging you to church ao
and then 1 Buffalo Erpreas.
TOTAL, - - $229,393.47
State of North Carolina, County of
Halifax, January 8, 1920.
I, Robt. L. Dickens, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
Robt. L. Pickens, Cashier.
Correct - Attest :
Geo. L. Hayes, Jr., L. C. Shell, J. E,
Cox, Directors.
Subscribed" and sworn to before ine
this Oth day of January. 1!)2().
T. M. Jenkins, Notary Public.
NO. 5767
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ROANOKE RAPIDS
AT ROANOKE RAPIDS
In the State of North Carolina, at the close of busmen
DECEMBER 31. 1919
Resources
1 a Loan and discounts including- rediscounts (except those shown in b mid el $:". 712. 1'i
Total Ixxins :av.i,742 2 ,7.
ft. U. S. COVKKNMKNT SECIIRITIF.S OWNED:
a IMfXMiUMi ivwtui circi:!?.t N Honds par value) ... $,'0 0"0.l
h FMptd to secure V. . Ueposus tpar rai . i.Ov.uu
f Owned and unpledged - ti.'j'4MMi
h War Savings Cerliliciitcs mid Thrift Stamps actually imn.it V.M.Hi
Total U.S. Government securities
. OTHER WlNUS. SKCUKITIES, ETC.:
e. Securities other than tf. S. Bonds (not including stocks owned nr. .j. .lrml !4.070.u
Total bonds, securities, etc. other than L S
R. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank 1 50 ht cent of iihm-hption )
. a Value of banking house, owned and unincumbered H.5h"7 1U
b Equity in bankinfr house -- U.wn.'tt
10. Furniture and fixtures - f.-'l.fci
U. Real ettflte owned other than banking home 2.0I7.M
la. Lawful 4-eaerve with FederalKeserve Bank .. 40.S23.3
14. Cash in Vault and net amounts due from National banks 1H8M.14
lfi. Net amounts due from banks, bankers and trust companies other than included
in Items 12, 13. or 14 K1.0t0.5tt
Total of Items IK, 14, 1R. 16, and 17 - S27D.ttll.tt4
11. Redemption fund with U. S. Treas. and due from V. S. Treasurer 2.600.00
SU. Interest earned but not collected -approximate on Notes and Kills Her ble not past due 243.24
fci.ll7ii.40
24.970.60
2,2Ti.OI
Total , SWW.424.M
Liabilities
82. Capital stock paid in - JSO.OHO.00
US. Surplas fund - 26.OuO.00
E4. a. Undivided profks 8
b Less current expenses, interest, and taxes paid lS.lM.iia 3.39S 08
K Intnraat and discounts collected or credited, in advance of maturity and not earned
approximate) i..... 2,9ft4.f
2. Circulating notes outstanding - 4H.9O0.O0
xi. 4rtitied chocks outstanding- - - 10.00
DJ. Cashier's checks on rn bank outstandinK
. 'i'uteiof iWrftsVO. .11. 82 and 33 -....
Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) Subject to Reserve deposits payable
within SO dMVsl
I .'U. Individual deposits subject to check 4S5. 478.10
iid. Dividends unpaid - -
Total of demand dejiosits, (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve. Items
H4, 85. m, SI. UK. and !W $ts7.978.10
Tim Deposiu subiect to Reserve payable after TO days or subject to :)0 days or more
notice and postal savings .
43, Other time deposits...... . ---
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve. Items 40. 41, 42 and 4:t 1.0.44S.1O
ji 7 '-. i 4,.,... Hennsits. (other than noatsj aaviniral
. iw United States deposits, including deposits of U. 8. disbursing officer. ...St .000.00 1.000.00
Total 8ii0.4i4.S';
State of North Carolina, County of Halifax, as.
I, J. T. Stainback, Cashier of the aliove named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of my knowlege and belief.
J. T. Stainback, Cashier.
CORRECT-Attest: - v
Wells . Tillery, W. L, Long, C. A. Wyche. Directors.
Subscribed and svom to before me this, 8th day of Januafy, 1920.
E. A. Matthews, Notary Publrc
- My commission expires June 3rd, 1920,
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Janary
And Lasting For 1 0 Days Only
OUR ANNUAL
After
.oveEtory bale
Will be held. Not a radical affair at all - but 10 Days of real econo
my in buying for the- people of this community and Halifax and North
ampton Counties. It is impossible for us to mention the many genuine
reductions in prices here, but below we give some PERTINENT
FACTS regarding this sale, which are short and to the point.
It U time to buy shoes for the whole family
and even if you don't need them. We
have several pair in odd sizes that you can
not afford not to buy.
Walk-Over shoes for Men and Ladies in
good style at attractive prices.
Complete line of work shoes at before the
war prices.
Childrens school and dress shoes in a full
range of prices.
Now is the time for men to buy a good suit
of clothes and bank the difference.
We can save you some money on a suit
for your boy as we are overstocked.
Our line of Ladies Suits,Coats and Dresses
must go during this sale at less than to
days wholesale cost.
Just received a new stock of mens hats
that will be in style for the Spring at to
days prices.
Best line of mens and boys caps in town
at special prices
We are selling our Mens, Ladies and
Childrens hosiery at less than wholesale
price. Now is the time.
Best quality of overalls and work shirts at
"low price cotton" prices.
Underwear for the whole family under to
days prices.
We bought our dres goods several months
ago when prices were lowest and are giv
ing you the advantage. See them.
Everything in our Dress Goods Depart
ment will be sold at a reduction in order
to make room for the remodeling of our
store and for Spring goods which will be
gin to arrive soon.
We are not mentioning any prices on this
circular as the best way to be convinced
is'to see the goods and hear the price at
the same time.
Our last years business far exceeded our
expectations and we want to thank the
public for their hearty support.
Remember the money saving opportunity lasts 10 Days Only
ginning January 15.
-Be-
I i-j rosc iIooatid
OUTFITTERS!
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