The Guntersville Advertiser from Guntersville, Alabama • 3

THE GUNTERSVILLE ADVERTISER, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1923 Local and Personal this property over before you buy elsewhere. Biggins Movers, 2t Fayetteville, Tenn. Has two nice new bungalow homes; two new small barns. Spent $2400 last year in improving. Come to Fayetteville and look A.

Henley and son, Harry, of i Grant Rt. 1, were in last A Pronounced Success The uniform success that has attended the use of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in the relief and cure of bowel complaints, both for children and adults, has brought it into almost PRODUCE WANTED I will pay highest market prices for butter, eggs ginseng and fry ing chickens. W. M. Kirkland.

NORTH Robt Taylor, Robt. Roberts, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Allen attended the singing convention at Thursday. Mrs.

J. E. Nix and Skidmore are shopping in Gads STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF den today. universal use, so that it is practically without a rival and as everyone who has osed it knows, it is without an equal. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Rains left Monday to spend a few days in Citizens Bank of Guntersville Chattanooga. Misses Gertha Terrell and Idell September 14, 1923 Hughes, of Grassy, were callers at this office Saturday. Loans and Discounts $172,869.89 6,000.00 Misses Stella Aired and Irene Wassom spent a few days last Albertville Sunday. i Mrs.

Robert Tidwell and little daughter, Edna, spent the week with relatives near Albertville. Miss Mary Tidwell, of Albertville, spent the weekend with relatives here. J. H. Stearnes spent the week with his son, C.

A. Stearnes, near Scottsboro. All Class Choir Singers are requested to assemble at Church Sunday, the 30th, for an afternoon song service. will be the first singing of the year in the old books and we will be glad Lester Tumlin, of near Whited Store, on Sand mountain, justly deserves the championship of snake killer, for on Sept. 14th he killed 32 copperheads.

This snake story is vouched for by Wallace J. Chitwood, rural carrier on Route 5, Fort Payne, who says he saw and counted the reptiles DeKalb Republican. FOR SALE week in Birmingham. Banking House Furniture and Fixtures U. S.

Liberty Bonds Capital Stock Surplus Fund Undivided Profits Deposits Bills Payable 25,00000 12,500.00 5.045.09 182,941.21 5,000.00 A. H. Derrick was over from 2,400.00 10,800 00 14,651.68 23,764.73 Grant Saturday and renewed for Cash on Hand Due from Banks the Advertiser another year. i I -1 1 i 1 1 $230,486.30 $230,486.30 iMuen uiauiiews nas purcuureu the T. D.

Eubanks' cottage near the depot and moved into it Mon day. to have all the old singers as well as the young with all the books Your Gin is Now Ready The largest and best equipped gin plant in the county. TWO COMPLETE OUTFITS CAPACITY 100 BALES A DAY Separate Suctions and Two Double Box Presses Two Batteries of 4-80 Saw Plain Breast Gins We have spared no expense to equip this plant four convenience. No long waiting. Get your cotton ginned, to the market, do your shopping and back home all in one day.

Saves you a day and you have the best market for both cotton and seed in North Alabama. We pay the highest market prices for seed at all times. We are giving better turnout and sample than ever and that is going some. Your patronage appreciated. We will Gin it Right, and Right Now GUNTERSVILLE GIN CO.

Circuit court convenes Monday that can be had, especially the and this with trade day is ex Class Choir and Congregation pected to draw a large crowd to 389 acres of high grade ridge land, 60 acres in good cotton and corn, balance in timber and cross-ties. Will grow bale of cotton per acre. Nine miles from Fayetteville, on good road, 1 mile from school. Abstract and Government loan approved for $3300.00. Party has other interests reason for selling.

Price $19 per acre. This is a wonderful buy fot man that wants to make money. Books. We are looking for Dr. town.

Stearnes and others from Guntersville, the Honey E. Skidmore has resigned as M. F. (Lengthy) EIrod, of Daw. salesman at W.

L. Moss' and left son, arriyed in Guntersville Mon day and will buy cotton here this Comb class and the Columbus Cith class, so we are expecting a good singing. last week for Knoxville, Tenn. where he has accepted a position season. IRVIN SWORDS DEAD Mrs.

H. L. Gurin returned last Saturday from Oneonta, where she has been visiting relativesand On Friday, Sept. 14, 1923, at friends. 5:45 p.

Irvin Swords died at his home in the Alder Springs community. He was buried at Mrs. S. L. Wiles, of Murfrees boro, is the guest of her Alder Springs cemetery next day An improvement in our roads is noted since the arrival of the new road building machine.

Let the good work proceed. A. M. Guffey has moved his family from Scottsboro Rt 3 here, having bought the stock of goods in the Walls store. Willie Thomas moved his family up from Farley last week to Guntersville, where he is at work at the Guntersville Hardware.

Onyx. sister, Mrs. C. W. Woodall, and MAN-O-WAR WORK SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS Ask your neighbor; he wears them.

The BEST at the CHEAPEST price. W. L. MOSS at 4 p. m.

other relatives here. Deceased was 83 years old and E. H. Stockton, of Scottsboro Rt, had been in feeble health for several years. He was an ex- 3, returned home after a visit to his sons, Paul and Ben Confederate soldier and a well known and highly respected ton, in Guntersville." citizen.

His wife, six sons and three daughters survive him. This statement was made by Rev. M. E. Wilson his sermon Sunday evening: will ATENTION AUTO OWERS SENIORS ENTERTAIN FRESHMAN.

Tuesday night, September 18th, at the High School, the Seniors gave the Freshman a Hazing Party. At seven o'clock all the Freshman were there. They were supposed to come at eight, but not wanting to miss anything they came an hour too early, and they didn't miss (one) thing. They were entertained on the campus until all the Seniors arrived. Then the Seniors formed a line and the little Freshies ran the ganutlet.

They were told to go up to the auditorium. There they were took a grand ride over the rapids, including a roll in the barrel, a joy ride in "the red wagon" and a very exciting aeroplane float. Then the freshmen were received in the Library, which was artistically decorated in the Senior colors--green and white. Here they served delicious ice cold punch. The Seniors, Freshmen and Faculty assembled in the Auditorium and were highly entertained by stunts and jokes.

At this time Professor Springer gave an interesting educational talk, on "whys, wherefores, causes and results of Asafitida smelling so bad." The Freshmen gave some yells for the Seniors. As they passed down the stairway the Seniors lined up and used their paddles with increased energy. Class-Secretary and Poet. never be safe until all are saved Under the recently enacted reve nue law all automobile owners are The Marshall County Farm Bureau last week placed an order required to assess and pay the ad- for $75,000.00 worth of fertilizer valorem taxes on their cars before to be used by members ia this a tag can be issued them. You are required to appear before the county next year.

Tax Assessor and get a certificate Mrs. W. G. Henry sends the Advertiser to her daughter, Miss showing that your car is assessed, then go to the Tax Collector and Maragem, at Brenau College, Gainesville, and to her, son, pay the taxes due on same. The nr.

i i Tax Collector will issue you a re ceipt, which when presented to the If newspaper space isn't the most economical and successful ivix of advertising, then why do Probate Judge, will authorize him to issue you a tag. Automobile license are due Oct. 1st and delinquent Nov. 15th. the wisest business men in America invest millions in it every year? R.

H. Williams, Probate Judge ask the Sheffield Standard. The Baptist W. M. U.

of Mar Oscar Horton, Tax Assessor W.T. Solley, Tax Collector, 9-25-3t shall Association, hold their annual meeting, all day, Thurs day September 27th, at the Gua FQR SALE Ford Sedan; practically new. tersvill? Baptist Church. All the CARD OF THANKS We take this method of express See R. B.

Thomas at Alabama ladies are urged to be present. 3 Days Only Friday, and Sat. 4, 5, and 6 Sales of this kind need no introduction to our regular patrons. It is a semiannual affair put on through the ability and generosity of the United Drug Co. We, as Rexall agents, order the goods and put on the in order that you may take advantage of real, sure enough bargains twice a year.

If you are not entirely familiar with the ONE CENT SALE plan, it will Day vou to ask your friends or neighbors who have attended one of, our pre- r. 1 T-I Ml 1 1 1 1 ing our sincere thanks to our many The public is invited to all ser bwer Company Office. 2t. NOTICE I have a cow in my pasture friends for the kindness shown us during the lengthy illness and at the death of our husband and vices at the First Methodist church. At 11 a.

m. next Sunday the pastor will discuss "The Importance of Sunday School At 7:12 a red cow with one long broad horn and one that crooks down. father, William H. Johnston. May the choicest blessings of Him that p.

m. the choir will render a musi cal program. ruleth over all rest upon each one She looks to be about 12 or 14 years old. This cow was taken up at the county farm. of you.

Mrs. S. A Johnston Mrs- Martha Kirkland and Jas. Henry, of Meltonsville, were married Saturday morning at the vious sales, inere win oe Dargains in every nne. nave nui spate iv mention all of them.

Ninety per cent of the goods were bought for this5 special sale. Nothing damaged or shop-worn. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! and Children FOR garage on Broad Street. U. S.

Childress, Guntersville, Rt. 4. See our Happiness display at home of Mr. and Mrs. Kirkland near Cross Roads, 8-21-tf ED.

Lusk. Thomason's Drug Store. 4 The First National Bank 50c Harmony Quinine Hair Tonic, 2 for 51 25c Talcum Powder, 5 kinds, 2 35c Charmona Face Powder, 2 for 36 50c Harmony Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, 2 for ...51 25c Tar Shampoo Soap, 2- for ..26 60e Arbutus Vanishing Cream, 2 for 61 35cGreamof Almonds Lotion, 2 for .36 30c Rexall Shaving Stick. Cream or Powder, 2 for -31 $1.00 Symphony Lawn Stationery, Fancy Borders, 2 1 01 50c Lord Baltimore Box Stationery, 2 for 51 10c Linen Finish Tablets, 2 for 50c Best Ground Coffee, 2 for 51 50c OpekaTea, 2 for 51 40c Symonds Peanut Butter. 2 for 41 35c Svmonds Vanilla Extract, 2 for 36 OF GUNTERSVILLE, ALA.

Statement to the Comptroller of Currency at the close of business, September 14, 1923. RESOURCES Probate Judge Williams performing the ceremony. Cotton is short, but it is bringing a good price, and a fairly good crop of feed stuff has been made. So this section is not in such a bad condition after all. Therefore pay up that subscription account at the earliest possible date.

"Come and See Day" will be observed in connection with the Sunday School and morning worship at tfie Baptist Church next Sunday. You are invited to come and see our Sunday School and find your place in it. An interesting program is being, prepared. The pastor will preach at the evening service. Loans and $315,358.08 Overdrafts 627.95 United States Bonds, (at par) 50,000.00 Other Bonds and 12,445.10 Banking House 4.8UO.UU Furniture and 3,400.00 i Cash 50c Mentholated Cough Syrup, 2 for.

.51 $2.00 Hot Water Bottles, 2 for 2.01 $2.25 Fountain Syringe, 2 for 2.26 75c Ladies' Comb, Hard Rubber, 2 for .76 $1.00 Ladies' Comb, White 2 for -1 01 25c Medicated Skin Soap, 2 ..26 25c Jonteel Nail Polish or Cream, 2 26 35c Jonteel Cuticle Solvent, 2 for 50c Jonteel Talcum, 2 51 50c Bouquet Ramee Talcum, 2 for. ...51 $1.00 Bouquet Ramee Face Powder, 2 for $150 Bouquet Ramee Toilet Water, 2 for 1,51 $1.00 Toilet Water, Several Oders, 2 ...1.01 50c Violet Dulce Face Powder, 2 51 25c Violet Dulce Talcum, 2 for 25c Violet Dulce Shamppoo, 2 for. .......26 50c Syta Face Powder, 2 for 51 50c Syta Rouge, 2 for 51 50c Rolling Massage Cream, 2 for. .51 50c Lemon Cocoa Butter Skin Cream, 2 for .51 25c Harmony Bandoline, 2 .26 10c Brassed Thumb Tacks, 2 50c U. S.

P. Compound Cathartic Pills, (C. C. Pills,) 100's, 2 fori.51 15c Wash Cloths, 2 lor. .....16 $1.50 Nickel Flashlight (Without Battery,) 2 for ..1.51 35c Flashlight Battery, (Large Cell.) 2 ,....36 35c Good Tooth Brush, 2 for 36 30c Community Tea Spoons, 2 for 31 10c Perfume, Assorted Odors, 2 for.

50c Rexall Orderlies, 2 for -51 05c School Pencil Tablets. 2 for ...06 05c School Ink Tablets, 2 for .06 10c Insect Powder, (El Vampiro.) 2 .11 50c Ricker's Cream of Roses, 2 51 25c Dresden Face Powder, 2 for 26 10c Velour Powder Puffs, 2 for .....11 25c Velour Powder Puffs, 2 ...26 50c Aromatic Cascara, 4 oz. 2 or -51 40c Symonds Lemon Extract, 2 for 41 25c Symonds Baking Chocolate. 2 for 26 25c Symonds Cocoa, 2 for 45c True Fruit Strawberry Jam, 2 for- 46 50c Wrapped Caramels, 2 for. 05c Gum or Mints, 2 for.i 06 Cash in vault and due from National Banks, $23,184.71 With the Federal Reserve Bank-v- 17,067.

Checks on other bank in same city 14540 Due from U. S. Treasurer 2.5W.UU 42,898.07 15c Puretest Epsom Salts, -2 for. lo Other assets, if any 162 63 25c Puretest Epsom Salts, 2 for. .26 25c Puretest Sodium Bicarbonate 16 oz.

2 2d 10c Puretest Senna Leaves, 2 Grand Total LIABILITIES Capital I 50,000.00 Surplus 25,000.00 Undivided Profits 2.795 25 Circulating currency, V-- 50,000.00 25c Puretest Peroxide of Hydrogen, 2 20c Puretest Aspirin Tablets, 12s, 2 ..21 35c Puretest Aspirin Tablets, 24 2 for .36 70c Puretest Aspirin Tablets, 100 2 for 71 50c Dyspepsia Tablets, 2 for 51 35c Cherry Bark Cough Syrup, 2 36 25c Rexall Foot Powder, 2 for. 26 25c Laxative' Aspirin Cold Tablets, 2 for 26 50c Milk of Magnesia, 2 for .51 60c Shaving Lotion, 8 oz. 2 61 25c Rexall Tooth Paste, 2 for .26 50c Klenzo Tooth Paste, 2 for. -51 Deposits ndividual Deposits- $181,993.87 Time Deposits 73,986 93 Cashiers' Checks 1,567.55 Dr. and Mrs.

D. C. Jordan wjere called to McRae, last week by the serious illness of their daughter. Miss Katherine, who has been teaching at thatplace. The young lady, was taken to an infirmary in Birmingham for treatment and she and Mrs.

Jordan are expected home tomorrow. Jordan returned last week. Mrs. 6." D. Street returned last week from John Hopkins infirmary, Baltimore, where she was taken for treatment She is' reported as some better today.

Specialists at John Hopkins found that Mrs. Street was suffering with a spinal infection and advised that she could be treated at home as effectively as at the Mrs. Street's many friends hope that she will soon recover. otal Deposits 20.00 44,328.23 Dividends unoaid. Notes rediscounted with Federal Reserve Bank $429,691.83 Grand Total Do Not Forget-5c School Tablets, 2 for 6c! This is school season.

Buy what you need. Don't wait until the last State of Alabama, County of Marshall, ss: I J. P. Willis. Cashier of the above bank, solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

J. r. WILLIS, Lasruer. GUNTERSVILLE PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE Correct Attest: W. G.

Henry David Jordan R. F. Fennell, Directors, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25 day of Sept. 1923. Dayton Gilbreatb, Notary Public..