The Gaffney Ledger from Gaffney, South Carolina • Page 5

FT' PAGE FIY5 THE GAFFNEY LEDGER, GAFFNEY, S. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1925 (d AniPAi ruAwrcc mav gard to government efficiency and 'GREENVILLE BOYS a SOILS There's quick. quicK, cost reduction. Representative Peeples, of the com BE FAVORED BY PROBE positive, mittee, states that the highway depart ent will be considered at the STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF OUT FOR FOOTBALL relief in CARBOIL ss aEMeaous sot box GEMCOOUS BOt BOX Legislative Committee to Re sume Hearing in Columbia Tuesday. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK GAFFNEY, S.

C. AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30TH, 1925 tu Dniggists-r-Monty back Guarjntf SIXTY HUSKIES TRYING SKILL. Columbia, Sept. 11. Radical changes in the state's government, I CU RENCV OONDEN8CD ROM REPORT TO THE COMPTROLLER involving consolidations of certain de committees next meet' lg, officials of the highway, department to appear on September 16th to give testimony as to the organization and operation of the department.

The first session of the committee will be held at noon on September 15th, but the highway officials will not be heard until the next day. Other departments of government and state institutions are to be heard, among these being the University of South Carolina and Win-throp College. At recent sessions of the committee heads of most departments and institutions were heard. Many questions were asked with regard to op Schedule Practically Complete with Tentative Provision for Game with Gaffney Hi School. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND DISCHARGE AND NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

Slate of South Carolina, County of Cherokee. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to Hon. Lake W. Stroup, Probate Judge for Cherokee County, S. at his office at Gaffney, S.

on the 24th day of September, 1925, at 10 o'clock, A. for a Final Settle partments and abolition of others arc to be considered by the legislative committee on consolidation and effi Greenville, Sept. 14. The end of ciency, of which Representatives Thos. Peeples, of Columbia, is chairman, when that committee has ment and Discharge as Administrator LIABILITIES! Capital Stock 150,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profit3 145,214.36 Dividends Unpaid 9,204.00 Circulation 36,900.00 Bills Payable 25,000.00 Re-Discounts NONE Deposits 1,042,851.98 TotaL.

$1,409,170.34 RESOURCES! Loans and Discounts, Overdrafts NONE Liberty Bonds 75,000.00 U. S. Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness 10,500.00 United States Bonds 37,500.00 Stock Federal Reserve Bank 6,000.00 Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures 34,796.65 Other Real Estate 1,066.79 Cash in Vault and with Banks and U. S. Treasurer 228,344.16 Total $1,409,170.34 eration and functions of departments and officials of various departments.

Mr. Peoples committee is acting on authority of the last legislature, providing for an investigation into the possibility of combining departments or making eliminations. the first week of football practice at Greenville high school found the squad of sixty boys rapidly rounding into shape under the tutelage of Coach J. H. Couch, physical director, and Bill Roper, member of the high school faculty and former star center of the University of Richmond.

Roner will coach the line. Lolly M. Gray, baseball coach, will assist Couch in getting the boys in shape and in this capacity assumes duty Monday. Although the excessive heat has bothered the candidates they are hardening up and will be in condition for harder work this week. of the estate of Smith Lockhart, deceased.

All persons holding claims against the said estate will present the same, July attested, to the undersigned on or before said day for final settlement, at 10 o'clock, A. or be forever barred. ROBERT LOCKHART, Administrator of the estate of Smith Lockhart, deceased. This 24th day of August, A. 1925.

Aug. 25, Sept. 1, 8, 15. its meeting in Columbia on September 15th, it has been said here. It is stated that one lember of the committee will propose a number of changes in the government.

One member of the committee has announced that he will offer a proposal at the meeting for the elimination of a number of departments of state government. These proposed changes are regarded as radical. The action of the committee on the proposals will be awaited with interest The committee on consolidation has not framed its program, to be presented to the legislature, but it Chairman Peeples stated today his committee will welcome any suggestions or any information the public might have. KKSOUKCKS NEARLY ONE AND A HALF MILLION IOLLAKS WE CORDIALLY INVITE ACCOUNTS LARGE OR SMALL Interest Paid on Time Deposits and Savings Accounts. President Coolidge talks, no doubt, but it is plain that he doesn't talk to the wrong people.

Ft! Coach Couch is watdhing the young men daily for signs of minor in-f juries, for with the SimpsonvilleJ game less than two weeks ahead! is regarded as practically certain that the report will embody a number of important recommendations with re See W. F. Brown, circulation man an ager if The Ledger, and subscribe. ron it will be necessary to Keep tne whole squad on its toes the entire for the small IOC mvQ WELCOME ME LIMEST MAKING SAVINGS PAY True, the amount you pay on regulac installments on one of our building and loan certificates is not large, but it soon aggregates a tidy sum and our shareholders find it a profitable investment for their surplus earnings. Comes the time when you want to build.

Then your membership with us is a boon, indeed. 38th Series Begins October 1st. FARMERS AND MECHANICS B. AND L. ASSOCIATION.

N. H. Llttlejohn, Presided R. A. Dobson, Secty.

and Treas. Watch This Space Weekly time. Seven letter men from last year are in camp working for their old positions, but they are meeting with plenty of opposition from members of last year's scrub teams. Coach Couch will have the task of building almost a new team, there being only four first team men eligible for the team this year. Eight letter men were lost by the Red Electrics last year.

Seawright, full back, graduated and will enter the University of Richmond; Conradi, plunging full back; Badger, half back and clever open field runner; West, guard; Owen, guard: Poole, end; Ward, half back and Garraux, tackle, have all passed on from the high school and their valuable services will be missed greatly. Magill, tackle, and Hendrix, guard, both extra good line men, will be lost due to over-age limit for high school players. John Hunsiner, veteran end and full back and William Ducket, fighting guard and tackle, are ineligible. The squad is composed largely of young and green material but shows promise of developing into veterans. Under the leadership of Captain Gill McManaway, veteran star quarter back, the men are showing fine spirt and eager to work despite the hot weather.

Besides Captain McManaway, Ernest Bull, center; Kenneth Cass and Harvey Cass, baok field; Robert Martin, tackle; Burke Martin, who iplayed end last year but is developing into a fine tackle, and Chucky Johnson, back field, are the only letter men out. Likely material for this year's line, which will average about 150 nounds, are Truett Wakefield, Bud Eskew, Fred Loftis, Dave Geer, George Wrigley, N. A. McKeithan, Dave Hunt, Bill Martin and Red Eisley. In the backfield the battle for positions will wax hard and furious.

Many men show promising goods. Jack Anthony, Harvey Cass, Carl Bell and Hugh Graham are competing for the quarterback position. Other prominent men trying for the back field are: Bob Chandler, Harold Huff and Henry Huff. The high school this year faces one of the hardest schedules in its Students and Faculty Tor twelve years we have been serving the folks A of Limestone, and each year we look forward to the opening of Limestone with the Girls" are about to come back home We want you to feel perfectly free to command us whenever we may be of service to you. Alvays you will find on display at our store the newest history, playing three out-state teams.

Blue Ridge, N. Asheville and Atlanta Tech. The Simpson- ville high team will open the sched styles in Ready-to-Wear, Millinery, Shoes, Hosiery, Piece Goods, Notions, and we want you to come in and leisurely inspect 01 offerings whenever oi feel the urge. H. M.

BROWN ule here playing on September 25 According to the present schedule the season will close with Atlanta Tech at Atlanta. Atlanta is claim ant of the 1924 high school foot ball championship of the south. FUSS AND FRET, CUSS AND SWEAT trying to fix your car BRING IT TO US We'll give you a satisfactory job and you won't sweat when you pay the bill. SARRAT'S GARAGE Park SarratU Proprietor Rear Gaffney Filling Station The schedule at present is ON THE CORNER. lollows: Sept.

25. Simpsonville, here. Oct. 2 Clinton, here. Oct.

9 Parker high, there. Oct. 16 Asheville, here. Oct. 23 'Spartanburg, here.

Oct. 30 Gaffney, pending. Nov. 6 Blue Ridge, N. here.

Nov. 13 Open. Nov. 20 Tech high, there. Option On Bridges.

Columbia, Sept. 12. Elimination of two toll bridges over the Savannah river, between Anderson county in this state and Hart county in Georgia, is expected to result from an agreement between the highway authorities of the two states and H. N. Alford, owner of the bridges announcement of which was made here today by Chief Highway Commissioner" Samuel McGowan upon his return from Atlanta where he con ferred with Georgia officials.

By arrangement, the commissioner said the states will have an option on the two bridges known as Al- BILIOUSJTTACKS From Which Kentucky Man Suf fered Two or Three Times a Month, Relieved by Black-Draught Lawrenceburg, Ky. Mr. P. Nevlns, a local coal dealer and farmer, about two years ago learned of the value of Thedford's Black-Draught liver medicine, and now he says: "Until then I suffered with severe bilious attacks that came on two or three times each month. I would get nauseated.

I would have dizziness and couldn't work. "I would take pills until I was worn-out with them. I didn't seem to get relief. After taking the pills my bowels would act a couple or three times, then I would be very constipated. "A neighbor told me of Black-Draught and I began Its use.

I never have found so much relief as it gave me. I would not be without it for anything. "It seemed to cleanse niy whole system and make me feel like new. I would take a few doses get rid Of the bile and have my usual clear head, feel full of 'pep' and could do twice the work." One cent a dose. NC-161 ford's and the Smith' McGhee bridges, respectively for their purchase for $140,000.

The option is good for 30 days. Each state will put up $60,000. and take over operation of the bridges on Januray 1. Tolls will be charged until the additional $20,000 of "the purchase price, with interest, has been taken in and paid, after which the bridr-e will be made free. Mitchell Released.

Cheraw, Sept. 12. Jack Mitchell was released from the county jail today as the result of a preliminary hearing yesterday on charges that he was implicated in the alleged murder of Frank P. Rainwater, local merchant, who wag found shot to death last month. Mitchell was arrested last week on a warrant sworn out by W.

W. Rogers, state detective. Consider the postage stamp. It never does its best work urytdl it has been licked..