The Gilmer Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. [99], Ed. 1 Monday, July 9, 1923 Page: 3 of 4
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COMMENCEMENT IS
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789.65
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Real estate owned other than b nking house
Lawful reserve with Federal R -'serve Bank
Cash in vault and amount due f rem national banks
Checks on other banks in the sa me city or town as
1,995.11
47.900.00
30,000.00
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Tuesday, July 10th.
Rosewood, 9 a. m., J. E. Hy-
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MARSHALL CO.
Our store is as near scu
an your telephone A 9
about moving an old school
house and the building of a new
one there.
• There’s enough of dinenchantment to
WM eo we ostracise the flivver that’s
There was some good show-
ers north and south of Gilmer
Sundry. and a light sprinkle
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KENTUCKY DERBY
CRYSTAL TONIGHT
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/^ND that’s only one reason
4 why "SURE-FIT" is the
world’s most comfortable ng.
No clastic to bind the fore-
head. The simple adjusting
get. fired— hunt a job you think
will suit you. . Be a Getter—
times are better-for the man
thgt packs a smile; take your
licking or quit kicking—dig
right in and make your pile.
The War is over and there’s
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THE FARMERS A MERC HANTS NATIONAL BANK
At Gilmer, in the State of Texas, at the close of business on
June SO, 1923.
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He who cannot USE that which he has ac-
quired from his text books has labored in vain
boem
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GILMER DRUG CO.
Phone 102
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P the kids.
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' ever-ready treat.
A delicious confee-
tion and as aid to 1
the tseth appetite
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Drug Store
WITH A REAL SERVICE
Any innufazturer wh > has an a-tL
ele for popular consumption that- can 1
be trade-marked his the opportunity to ;
insure his consumer market and retail
sales by means of Advertising.
During the present business condi-
tion the manufecturers who have in-
sured their demand by aevertising are
in far better position in every way
than those who have trusted to the
current demad that was not of their J
creating. "V
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ONE IN TEN
Neglecting a little wound, cut or abras.
ion of the flesh may in nine cases out of
ten cause no great suffering or inconveni-
ence, but it is the one cage in tea that
causes blood poisoning, lockjaw or a
chronic teetering sore. The cheapest,
safest and best course is to disinfect the
to Sand Hill Monday to
Old papers 20c per 100 at
The Mirror office. tf
Don't forget the name of the
remedy you need when tte
stomach or bowels are disorder
ed. Prickly Ash Bitters quickly
K2825 M
Take a hot-tempered old Ken
tucky Colonel, named Mon-
Less current expenses, interest, and taxes
paid _______:— - - ------- ----- 12,742-60
Circulating notes outstanding.
Amount due to national banks
i Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust
companies in the United Stat 3 i nd foreign coun-
tries (other than included in ito:s -1 or 22)
“SURE-FIT
Fat.aazchl,uns
The country’s got no patience with the old, back-number
skate, but she al lers holds a welcome fee the one that’s up-to-
date . . .an’ while my lot was cast betwixt the tall grass an’
the bresh— I’ve set my inner workin’s to the task of keepin’
< . , fresh. 1
A NEW Of course we love the ladies, from our store
shine just the setae for those who
have enongh nende to ejoy it Old i
Dame Nature hue dzed hinge up ao •
that there'S M losses for ths fel-
lew who keepe eat at shta patting
- ' ‘ proeseMea on the bunk,
I just M wlbov to that
---and mareh dn. When
S womm win she win, you mey do.
pend on‛t, * *
wottan
—always showing lots of blos-
soms—it‛s Alive. If you’re a
dead one go use a lead gun—
Irones ain’t wanted in th • ’ ' "
Be a Doing—quit your stowin'
—get a move on. grab some
kale; don’t let yuor heat get
feeling dead yet—Sweat and
Smile and You Can’t Fai’.—The
Review.
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State o Tex asouny cshPetor’thei above-named bank, do
solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief C. T, Crosby, Cashier.
Correct—Attest:
R. C. Barnwell.
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50.000.00
10.000.00
— 14,737.77
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the I,business-it is simply assumed
that it will always be there.
But, overnight, conditions "may
change--as they have done before-
and the matter-of-course de uand be-
comes conspicuous by its absence. The
crief Gordon, for instance.’ around, it’s not waiting or de-
Take his son, Donald, a hot-
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25.848 02
13,554.00 1
67.319.31 ।
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•Wap (hidden above cevisoe)
works the Mme way at a belt.
A alight pull, and your
"SURFIT is tighter or
looser, aa you prefer.
All the new»Fifth Avenue n
sryles, in the latest patterns ’
from American and overseas %
mills. Prices the same as
you’d pay for any stylish cap
.__________ —andyouget"SUREFITS ’
yow*e dmwimg in ahu aue unrivalled comfort.
till mha Mr A-ppen" 4
Important: Our better grade
---- "SURE-FrrS" in specially
treated so that they shed
showers. Thus they keep
their shape, last longer, look
better, and give you 1oo%
comfort on a rainy day.
clover in
Redemption fund with U. S. Tr casurer and due from
U.s. Treasurer ......—.................. ^SOQ-00
AUTOMOmE of southern pride—and you ’ll see as steppin ’
higher when there’s one an either aide,—and
while we’ve
regyaz ds to i
versal-Jewel picture adapted
from Chas. T. Dazey’s famous
stage melodrama.
j Reginald Denby is the star of
| a great cast which includes Lil-
lian Rich, Lionel Belmore, Em-
mett King. Gertrude Astor and
others.
will have as delightful a con-
fection 0.3 ever was brewed in
old Kentuckey.
That’s just what King Bag-
Be a Booster—like a rooster
—always browing loud and
long; keep a yelling what you’re
selling—put some pepper in
your song. If you’re tired go
curtailed; but just assure as customers
are calling on the dealer for the prod*
net, he is sure to supply it. and orders
soon begin to flow in to mike up for
the temp rary curtailment. The total
consumpti hi continues about the
same.
for his grades. We are measured by what we
can GIVE, not by what we can GET.
Education is wasted time and effort unless it
. inspires us to test our strength rather than our
weakness, to dare the impossible rather than
complacently follow the line of least resistance.
The world has but little need of the man who
can “do almost anything.” Bat it has great
use for the man who can DO SOMETHING.
Education, once looked upon as a luxury, is
now regarded as a necessity. Once its influence
was contemplative, now it is contributive.
In the dark ages people belonged to kings.
When the light of education spread, kings be-
longed to tha people. •
Education emancipates. :*It is the advance
guard of democracy. 11 demands that the rights
of the many prevail above the rights of the few.
It is altruistic; not individualistic.
If you are truly educated you are a friend of
the masses. That is edu sated patriotism,
—Education is a movement outward, not fn-
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No day on the school calendar is so well named
as Commencement. It is the beginning of work,
not the end; it is the binding to duty, not the
release from it.
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for Your Product
- wound with liquid Borozone and apply
pot has turned out for us-in the Borozone Powder to complete the
“The Kentucky Derby,” a Uni-hnalisK2orocess.
Every morning when we wake up
now, the sun is shiing, and birds
are chirping a weleohe to the new-
born day. Why Mt fall la line—
arise and shineqmile and perk up
at the call offidsdelightful Spring.
If w• want to grant and moan of
course we can do it, bat the sun will '
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is suddenly found’to be in a yery tight
p'ace. The demand had not been
iusured---and yet the entire business
depended upon its continuance.
The m dern, economical way to in-
sure the market for any reliable prodtct
is by advertising to the public which
consumes it.- Advertising creates a
steadily increasing number of custom-
ers who desire the 1 roduct, and ask
for it by name.
| (Changes in business con litionshave
The chief asset of any business is the demand for its s
product. As long as that demand continues, the busi |
ness is on a sure foundation. But let that demand sub* |
side, and every other asset of thebusiness is n danger
RUISES
Alternate applications of hot I =
1 and cold cloths—than apply I —
Charter Na 5741 Reserve District No. 11
.. ’ Report of Condition of
sorrects such troubies and
makes you feel bright and
cheerful. • Every man should
have a bottle at home all the
time. It is the dose taken
promptly that prevents sick-
ness, misery and expense. Price
>1.25 per bottle.
Hogg’s Pharmacy, Special Agts.
m-igcoopmil
at the Crystal tonight.
RESOURCES I Here’s a new Kentucky
Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, acceptances of oth- cipe—with a kick to it.
» er banks, and foreign bills of exchange or drafts sold with in- '
dorsement of this bank (except those
’ shown in b and c)-----,......... $ 154,543.15
Total loans -------------..... ............... § 154,548.15 --——g. j gpo. vaung wut
Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. * headed independent chip off the the ground,
bonds par value)__________________ _____ 50,000.00 old block. / «
All other United States Government se- } Add Alice Rance, beautiful
curities (including premium.^ if any) _____ 691.93 1 and sweet, but the orphaned
Total __________ _________ 50.691.93 daughter of a stableman.
. Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc............. 7.007.54 I Throw in a female vamp wh
Banking house ............._.................... 20.000.00 iwants to “catch Donald, and
Furniture ana fixtures —______ 6,500.00 — 26.500.00 I her accomplice, • false G°
' don.
Agitate with another hot-
tempered Colonel, with money
to back his race horses against
the Gordon thoro hhrerks.
Sugar to taste, but do not
crush the mint, suh, and you
k‛1
Cashier’s checks outstanding -
Total of Items 21, 2ft 23, 24 and > 31.073.0o
Individual deposits subject to rhe:k 170 ""
Total of demand deposits (othe trn benkdepos-
Certificates of deposit (other thini r ney bot- 37 330.75
Total of time deposits subject to l eset e, -temsg
32, 33, 84, and 35 ----- - 87,838.75
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GLLMR DAILY MIRROR
SCHEDULE FOR d
TOUR OF COUNTY
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Fo’lowing is the schelule of' I
formers, bankers and business
I men who will make a tour in
— Upshur county July 10th and
11th:
IB?5T,Tn
got convictions that I hardly keer to state, in
shorter dresses we admire ’em up to date!
abtde by when we
— _ -------------------a pile of rage an’
rust, and-of taxes ^ar drape below the confiscation rte,
you’ll be apt to ketch trie figgerin’ on a boat that’s up to date!
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Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to befo ce menthis this 9th day of July
1923. H. V. Davis, Notary Public.
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Once more our schools and colleges come to
ommencement time. School is an cutfit shop.
It is where we get the tools wHh which to do our
part of the world’s work.
Graduation day is not a time to recall achieve-
ments but to plan them. It is not a day for re-
flection, but of predietion, a time (or looking
forward, not backward.
Education is the search for truth. Truth is
progress.
The bud is a manisfestation of the truth of
nature. Because it is true to the laws of nature
it does not remain a bud but unfolds into the
flower. The seed laid in the clod finds its way to
the light.
Light is truth. Be a light seeker. Truth is
ever ahead, never behind. Keep pursuing it.
You cannot serve truth and repose.
We seek education that we may know how to
progress, to serve; that in this world we may
be liv seed and not dead seed.
It is not what you know that gives you recog-
nition in the world, but what you* know how
to do. .
Commencement is not accounting time—it is
investment time.
The intellectual miser is of no more use in the
world than the money miser. The world never
honors an idle intellect. There is but one nobil-
ity that lasts and that is the nobility of useful-
little effect o i a steady consumer
demand for trade-m irked articles ;
common use. The dealer may carry a
lighter stock, and for a short time the
reporting bank (other than Item 12)
Total of Items 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 67,754.31
1$/Es
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"V"s bud ,i—.
mer.
Enoch, 10:80 a. nt., R. G
Fridd’e.
West Mountain, 2 p m. Wat
ron A len.
Indian Rock, 4 p. m , I. G t
Fierce
Wednesdny, July lith
G’enwood, 9 a.m , T. V. Ken
nard. - h —
Futrell’s Farm ,11-a.m.
; Center Point Canning Facto
1Y, 2 Q. nU----- .
Pritchett, 4 p. m., W. E.
- Cooper.
The object of the tour is to .
create enthusiasm and bring
about a better spirit of co-ope-
iation between farmers and
business men generally. Those
who can are invited to go on th |
trip or any part of it. County
Agent A. W. Kennard will be in =
of becoming a liability.
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Capital stock paid in ................
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Undivided profits
4 IN times of prosperity and a rising
== * market there is a general demand
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Tucker, George. The Gilmer Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. [99], Ed. 1 Monday, July 9, 1923, newspaper, July 9, 1923; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1414675/m1/3/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Upshur County Library.