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THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1938 T H E WATCHMAN PAGE THREE ■m Charter No. 13445 Reserve District No. 2 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE MAHITUCK NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF MATTITUCK IN T H E STATE OF NEW YORK, AT T H E CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JU N E 30, 1939 Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U.S. Revised Statutes. ASSETS Ijoans and discounts ........$435,.'547.8.^ O v e r d r a f t s .......................... 183.81 United States Government abllgations, direct and fully guaranteed ............ 285,445.34 O t h e r bonds, stocks, and securities .......................... 102,404.50 Bani<inff house. .$25,000.00 Furniture and fixtures ....... 1,750.00 26,750.00 MATTITUCK THEATRE Real estate owned other than banliing h o u s e . . . . 3,640.00 Reserve with Federal R e serve bank ....................... 52,897.10 Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items In process of collection 77,529.49 Cash Items not in process of collection ................... 977.05 O t h e r assets ....................... 200.00 Total Assets . ............... $985,575.12 LIABILITIES D e m a n d deposits of in dividuals, partnerships, and corporations ...........$241,579.37 Tim e deposits of Individ- nals, partnerships and corporations .................... 407,234.11 State, county and m u n i cipal deposits ................. 81,779.44 U n i t e d States Government and postal savings de posits ................................. 2,000.00 Deposits of other banks, including certified and cashier’s c h e c k s out standing ......................... .^.^5,274.80 D e p o s i t s s e c u r ^ - b y pledge of loans a n d / ' or invest- ment.s ........ $47,995.79 Deposits not secured t>.v pledge of loans and/ or invest m e n t s ........ 699,871.93 Total De posits. . . .$747,867.72 Bills payable ...................... 65,000.00 Dividends declared but not : et p.ayable and amounts set aside for dividends not declared .................... 2,000.00 C a p i t a l account: C n m m o n stock, 10,000 shares, par $10.00 per share ......... $100,000.00 Hurplus ........ 55,000.00 Undivided profit.s— net 15,707.40 Total Capital Account 170,707.40 Total Liabilitios ........ $985,575.12 MEMORANDUM Tjoans and Investments I’iedged to Secure Liabilities U n i t e d States Government obligations, direct and fully guaranteed ........... 131,396.90 O t h e r bonds, stocks, and Bei'uritles .......................... 415,925.00 Total 1’lodged (exclud ing rediscounts) ........ $178,321.90 I’ledged; j Against Ignited States tlovernm e u t and pos tal savings deposits. . Against State, county, a n d m u n i c i p a l de posits ........ .................... 61,906.27 Ag*.iinst deposits of t r u s t department .................. gainst borrow i n g s . . . . rith State* authorilios to tiualify for the ex- r c i s e of f i d u c i a r y powers .......................... 2t,925.00 2,000.00 20,000.00 69,490.63 Total Pledged ..............$178,321.90 New York, Couiity of Stat*- of Suffolk, ss: I, H. L. l-'leet. cashier of the above named bank, do sole,mnly Mwear that the above statemeijit la (M e to the best o{ my knowledge 0 9 belief ' ( ■ ■ On I'riday and Saturday of this week Mattituck The.'itre presents .lane Withers in “ Uascals.” She is the brains, mouth-piece and gen eral fixer for a liand of gypsies, who are taking care of Rochelle Hudson, a socialite suffering from amnesia, n.s the result of an auto accident vhile trying to escape a distasteful marriage. T h e other feature of the evening will be \Adventures End,’’ c o - s tarring .lohn Wayne and Diana (libson. “There is Always a Woman,” will be on view a t this theatre on Sund.'iy and Monday. Co-starred In this gay new romantic comedy is the team of Melvyn Douglas and .Joan lilondell appearing together for the first time, plus the Louis- Schmeling fight pictures. “Island In the Sky,” starring Gloria Stuart. Michael Whalen and Paul Kelly, is playing a t this thea tre Tuesday of next week. The night spot Is the scene of a murder mystery, having a different twist in the plot because the accused refuses to defend his acknowledged inno- cense. Michael Whalen, district a t torney, Gloria Stuart, his secre- tar.v, are celebraltng this engage ment when called to a certain house where they find the owner has been murdered. Plus “Midnight Intruder,\ starring Louis Hayward and Barbara Reed. Coming to this theatre Wednes day and Thursday of next week, \Divorce of Lady X,” with Merle Oberon, Lawrence Oliver and Bin- nle Barnes. The plot has lawyer Olivier allow wheedling, pretty little Oberon to ^hare his bedroom In a London hostelry on the night of great fog. Nothing happens, ex cept that he falls in love. But the old club friend of his comes to him for divorce, stating his wife had spent the night in a “certain Lon don hotel” with another man. Olivier promptly decides his friend’s wife was Oberon. Much of the comedy derives from his attem p t to rationalize her, r e tain his friend’s friendship, take the case — avoid I'eing named as correspondent. July 19 Deadline For Governdnent Offer On Bridges County Superintendent of Hlgh- I ways Hermon F. Bishop has been advised by PWA ofRcials a t W a s h ington that Federal aid of an out right grant of $1,637,181 would be made tcnvard the cost of construct ing the two Shelter Island bridges, and an offer of the government to purchase revenue producing bonds up to $880,000. This offer is made contingent upon the Board of Supervisors de positing in the construction account $1,121,000 to assure complete fi nancing of the project, the esti mated cost of W'hlch la $3,638,181. The deadline for either accepting or rejecting the offer Is set for July 19. Mr. Bishop Immediately took the m a t t e r up with Chairman Green- halgh of the Board of Supervisors, stating the provisions of the docu ment as laid down by PW A officials and suggested an early conference be held between Chairman Green- halgh, the members of the road and bridge committee; a representative of the State Department of Public Works and the county engineer. He pointed out a request for a grant of $200,000 had been applied for from the PWA to be used In the regular road building pro.gram and likewise the sum of $300,000 from the 1938-39 road program could be made available without impairing that program to any considerable extent. Mr. Bishop added: \II we fail to | act promptly, effectively /md com pletely, we will have failed in our responsibility as holders of i^ubllc f)fRce and public t r u s t . ” Economy Ads 1c a word. Minimum 25c Cotton and Silk PLAY SUITS $2.98 to $6.50 OREGON DRESS SHOPPE 0pp. MH.S. j MATTITUCK f-OR b A L t ROM. TOI*‘ OI- KK'E DESK—Solid wood and marble top heavy bed room suites. Ice box. kerosene stove, 5 burners; victrola, cli.alrs. 1.I..OYD HAMfLTON, Mattituck. 2tp FOR SALE TItACTOR and Horse-drawn Cham pion Diggers and Parts. Bolens’ Garden Tractor, cultivator a n d plow complete. Running order, $48. New horse-drawn hay rake, $28.00. C. H. WICKHAM, Mattituck. Tel. Mattituck 8330S. FOR SALE 1 USED ELECTRIC COOKING Range; good order; will sell rea- .sonable. Phone 9383 MATTITUCK. 2t FOR RENT 5 ROOM APARTMENT for rent. All conveniencea. Apply COLE MAN’S GARAGE, Mattituck. FOR RENT PECONIC BAY Bungalows— Four rooms and bath, iiorch and fire place. $300 a season, or by month. MATTITUCK REALTY CO. FARM MACHINERY PORTABLE l>ower Unit, 26 H. P., A-1 condition VINE LIFTER for F-20 Farmall SIX FOOT Grain Drill with Fertil izer Attachment FANNING & HOUSNER Phone Riverhead 2013 6-16-tf Sworn to and subscribed 'before me this 9th day of July, 1938. LER O Y S. REEVE, Notary Public. Correct—Attest: JO S E P H B. HUDSON PH I L I P R. TUTHILL WILLIAM V. DURYEE Directors. BEGINS PIRD IN A GILDED CAGE Mrs. J. Gallagher of Ronkon- koma was so surprised to see a strange black and yellow canary having lunch through the wires of the cage with her own pet canary on the front porch t h i t she tele phoned her friend, Mrs. George Pearsall, to tell her about it. Mrs. I ’earsall had an Idea. She got out an empty cage from her attic, brought it over to the Gal lagher porch, and left it with the door open. In a few minutes the strange canary fiew Into the cage, made itself at home, and now Mrs. Pearsall has a pet canary for her cage. FRIDAY JULY 15th ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER C APPAREL AT SAVINGS UP TO 3 Dresses . In many reductions ty you can purchase two }0 garments for the price of one. SILK - COTTON KEEP COOL IN A PALM BEACH SUIT Get One Today and Be Comfortable All Summer II s. LEAVITT Inc. MEN’S SHOP Peconic Ave. Riverhead H We are an authorized agen cy for Genuine Palm Beach Clothing REG. 1.98 NOW 2 for 3.00 2.98 2 for 5.00 3.98 2 for 6.00 4.98 2 for 7.50 5.98 2 for 9.00 7.98 4.98 OPENING SPECIAL 1 0 0 DRESSES at 1.00 each ON SALE AT 2 P.M. Friday, July 15 AND 3at., July 16 Suits WHITE SHARKSKIN and PIGSKIN SUITS REG. NOW 5.98 2.98 Evening Gowns REG. NOW 9.98 2,98, 3.98 Blouses SMART FRILLY ORGANDIE Pastel Shades 2 for 1.00 If you can't u^ two dresses bring a friend along and share the savings Summer Sportswear m Play Suits Overalls 1/^ Blouses Underwear /3 Slacks Shirts OFF Bags Skirts An early visit is suggested while selections are complete iSALE STARTS Friday, July Sale for 2 Weeks Only EAST MAIN ST. RIVERHEAD
