The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 3, 1924, Page 3

| THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1924 | Fourth Street has returned to that city. He accompanied Charles Go- PAGE THRE Many Have Appendi- CUT THIS OUT—IT IS -‘WoRTH erary program will follow the business meeting. Plans will be belonging to Henry Schonert, farmer, CITY NEWS [{ which had fallen down and was un. It is the climax of “Thundering Social and ' ‘ ‘ | Dawn,” the Super Jewel picture te | Don’t K It MONEY. ih bel to the University. completed for their hike on Satur- [able to rise. The horse was in good! be seen ut the Capitol theater to iti * Send this ad and ten cents to Foley i day afterg@%n, All members are ask-| 4 Til at Home. | condition, but it is believed to have | morrow with J, Warren Kerrigan | citis Don’t Know & Co,, 2835 Sheffield Ave., C i SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF NOR-|cd to be present. Mrs. J.D. Wakeman is reported | suffered from cold und exhaustion. {and Anna Q. Nilsson in the leading Much so-called stomach trouble is | ll., writing your name and address H ersona WAY MEET — iN at her home on Fourth street. —_—_ | voles. Seile e. L A regular meeting of the Sons and! FORTNIGHTLY CLUB. ENTER. You will receive a ten cent SS HONEY AND ndicitis. This can | clearly nple glycerine, bottle of FO S vixed in Ad. TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds le ey Reeds et At really chronic app | Da wi ‘ 1 q often be relieved FORMER BISMARCK COUPLE WED | Diushters of Norway will be held TAINED. Bismarck Hospital ‘| AT THE MOVIES i] THE ELTINGE ; " "i buckthorn bark, ete, t Ji y 4, the The Fortnightly club ht i i The marriagé of Herman Menson| 4 Oo, UW. Hallet sehen ee le Fortnightly club was delig The following have been admitted | 4 — ; : 3 Kathleen Norris! popular ove. | icity. Moat medicines act only on {and Noitacness, ano, free satinle i in|. 0. U. W. Hall at eight o'clock, All| fully entertained” by Miss Minn | to the hospital: dennis Gobdmen, {Lucretia Lomburd” vis the story | rik.) Most medicines wet ny OL RGLEY THIELE: (ANG : ae tke Bint Lather chaemniz:| members are requested to be present {Jean Neilson at the Grand Pacific | fygtts), Albert Perkins, Wilton; | CAPITOL [from whieh “ther picture at the Bi- | per, Howe! BUL Adelie Ace ne oer mivanGeree Hie RIGRG Ga sail is the, Wirt Lutheran church ofa, inatatiation of the new officers |Sesterdny at a 1° o@ock luncheon, Mm. Bernt Johnson, Washburn; An unending series of thrilling | tinge Friday and Saturday was made, POTH ures dene’ VOLEY. CATHANTIG STAELETG i Ho, Minnesota, December 27,1 win take place, A social hour will| Following the luncheon the refulay Emil Oster, Krem; Andrew Sacker,|situations gripped the life of Jack |Irene Rich ts Lucretia with Monte a ae Moise oaatipacleuciinTabilteantas ouiee 1 nope {follow at which lunch will be served,| meeting was held. A ter minute de-) mann, Ashley. Discharged: Mrs. |Standish, virile young Yankee fugi- | Rlue as Stephen’ Winship He | ore ee a en + | Wonderful remedies havo helped mit i aeoeran ‘ot this city Fea) — jfcription of the “most important /N. C. Becklund, and baby boy, Al- | tive from society in a remote Javan. |MacDesmott aad Alec I Tanets Jou, Brig. | boxe wh peorite them! Ht the ring service assisted bY! ENTERTAIN AT BUFFET SUPPER | dities of the Near East was given by | mont; Mins. Peter glones, city. ese port. Strong drink and fasci- | also in the east. ‘) e ee - | cee Chart ot Alea doe aaenith: | ‘The Misses Mary and Agnes Par- | cach of the following: | Mrs. Itam- . j Rating, tropical women swiftly made rai eae Speen). Pilées on. Wath cran Chureh of Alvarado. Miss Hil-t sons entertained — twenty their; stead, Mrs. Byrne, Mrs. Nuessle, | i outeuse OF Hint: , : . ————- aioe es a ; : 4 denies given yin warrtepop Ay HOE Geiends vata a MIREe - ‘alrnee Mea TSRYTES ARIEL kee | cAlmieats Mee Ree ReeRen | ta ane cataclysit of human emo- po? 2d $10 Boys’ Sheep- Mittens, $3 Buckskin Chop- Clothes for (Men and Boys. A ee sre ore ah white beaded’ New Year's night at __ their! —— Blue Grass; Mrs. C. K. Hassie itions and elementary fury is enacted ; ined coats, ages 4 to 16 years. pers $1.50. Bergeson’s. “Bergeson’s.” Hi Reorgette gown over, white satin.!homo ut G14 Sxth Street.” Folens | MISS LAHR RETURNS. Crosby; Mrs. Wi. A. ShaW, Mandan; |the most dramatic scene of adven- |Special $6.50 and $7.50. 4 She wore a long veil held. by ®/ing the super, bridge and dane-| Miss Lucile Ler has returned to| Mrs. J. G. Keller, city; Master Bmil | turoue love ever shown on the screen. | “Bergeson’s.” } athe of lillies-of-the-valley. {Mr. Elmer Peterson was an out-of-; Northwestern university, Evanston, y ) Goetz, Hazen. Discharged: Miss! No. 1162 q A wedding dinner was served to! town guest. Ill., yesterday, acter spending the | Minni itr. ee Ell —_—_—_——S=====—=—=—_—_—_—_—_—_—————___. Report of the Condi ion 0 ‘ members of the immediate families | es [holidays with her parents, Mr. and | annie Hennessy, city; Mr. Wi Rey " t f ‘i peat Fetzer, Ellendale. ' Charter No, 9622 rict No. 9 Shy the belies siibeeateer which |’ cinited commen Ton [WO State | = | itenérO'et Condiiionortnet et NO THE CAPITAL SECURITY BANK | Ha aes Mapa ALU Soe Cieett | Sidney Cohen a former resident of | Fb Bh | Kill Horse. | 4 heneymoon trip to thé ies. this city, has heen very ill at his ° M: IN. H i ing shot a horse | H *, F ismarck ; » State of Nor ¢ a. é ¢ > Ha They will make their home at Moor) foregut sas been very ill at hie] 1s TO MADISON. | | police this morning _ The City National Bank of Bismarek ai Bismarck in the Stato of North Dakota, at the close o: i head, Minnesota, ._ {Sons are the proprietors of the Ar-|B. £. Jones has returned to the Un. | ——_—_———=== | * é i : ; business December 31st, 1923. 4, F j i fat B k he State of North D: if Mr. Monson was formerly an in-/cade Variety store of Mandan. Mr.{Versity of Wisconsin at Madison, No. 68 | at Bismarck in the Sta AL aeeciias the Close of Business on RESOURCES : or jin the Bismarck Conserva-/Cohen is reported to be improving |Fred is a junior in ‘the school ot i scluleals Sh EER : crea | tory of Music and is now the director | giowty., commerce there. | D aunniswiica peas or ‘ RESOURCES Loans and discounts............. $186,368.38 M4 of Concordia College, of Moorhead. SSkUbh ' —— | ‘Loans and discounts, including rediscounts. Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 95.76 i Mrs. Monson was a former graduate | FROM GRAND FORKS TO MINNEASOLIS | at Bismarck, in the State of North acceptances of other banks, and foreign Warrants, stocks. tax certifi : 10,948.30 af of Bismarck Hospital Nurses! My aud Mrs, H. E. Paul of C. B. Nupen will move his family | Dakota, at the close of business Dec. ills of exchange or drafts sold with Sapo ee SON Mt A Due Fecha i ry g school. For the ‘past year |rorvs have returned ta that i to Minnéapolia ng. Mr. Nu-| 31st, 1923. RESOURCES indorsement of this bank . 8 818,336.11 , Banking house, furniture and fixtures. . 6,950.00 ff und half ‘she has been in Toledo, /te> having visited the past week in| pen will cover ‘ame territory 98! Loans and diseounts...... $494,05743 | ratte tal loans | Other real estate : : 3,018.88 is Ono, ;this city and at Linton. At Linton een but have his headquarters | Overdratts, sepured/andianes ss la ee OUUE SE es aay Checks and other cash items. . ‘ t} ca they w ests of ir son, D. M.] in that city, secured ..... teens tees. 32. 2S. % u owned: “ash g a fr ay bank 5D6.5 1 MISS PALMER SPEAKS LTA EERE ee com Date Warrants, stocks, tax cer: | Deposited to secure circulation (U. $. bonds Cash and Due from other banks 8 88,556.50 Hy Miss ha Palmer gave an inter , ate To wit N.Y. | pe rnaree. clettie, iste, --Beesui0e| par Value)... ; 50,000.00 y ae eae eran esting report of the survey on the FROM COLE HARBOR Mr. and Mrs. A. e have res! Beng Hense: furniture 67,739.65 | 4!! other Unitad States Government securit- MOVANT Seccausrie peers maior i HOrks of art in North Dakota before! vir. and Mrs. Robert Petron have, turned to their he t Whiteville, | Other real estate 54;149.92 Se cemeial 6,000.00 LIABILITIES } & the members of the Current Events| retumed to this ei ¥. after having made an estended | Checks and oth- HOMBRE eae ERERER aoe aa ae AABILITIES Sic fi. taupe at their regulay meeting Yes-) with old friends over the holidays. | Visit with the fumily of their son, ereash items § 12,12 a mit eaarete securities, -etc:, .... Capital stock aid einiy.. 0.2... es coves $ 50,000.00 i Cine! (1) the story of the postraie (Me and Mrs Petron formerly lived A: G- White. lero aprotner (a | Real estate owned other than banking house Surplus fund ....... eee 1,000.09 cluded e story 0 e i » ar " Petr i —<- 5 H + : ‘i shoe 4 . i 4 ; Heinen? @ 7 oe tan ay yetron being’ a TO GRAND FORKS banks ...... 40,121.82 62,246.00) Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bonk Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid 2,188.58 q ‘ arg [merchant at that plac Miss Charlotte Logan will retum{ Toran, .... $718,274) {Cash in vault, and amount due from na- Individual deposits subject to check.$ 97,119.65 if of Paul J. Fielde, , RETURN TO CITY to Grand Forks the last of the ‘week | LIABILITIES i pecan SaaeGR Guaranty fund deposit... iH MEL ASHER IGE SE REG 1, G. Monson reiurn- | Where ae Ru eeeune her studies | Capital stock paid i -$100,000.00) XE" Saee ee 79,874.60 ”" Time certificates of deposit , vite ERE SEaEO Narth’DAKbta pre- ee ce se ee Ree eae ncancuttyaolNerthy Datars unvivedsueeeis ee eo) Ghealespandvaratia oni panies (including Fed- Savings deposits ........ 4 i e eR tetac | CHein 8 vedding at» Moorhead. | pest Seat 5,886.05 ral Reserve Bank Si Cen tc sa haales sented the people of Norway in They returned by ay. af Minott and penses, and furee paid. . 5,886.05 cal derive Hues) Wee CSL of fing Cashier’s checks ou i i uid. (4) Presentation of lecture by | visited with a daughter, Mrs, G/ B| A. C. Stauck, local repres alge ae AMiscOIMROLEMGHEN Heron Deas, Liggg9 Due to other banks 242,749.21 ) ret Cable, head of the Ceramics! Wostburg of that of the Altman and Taylor Machine Fert tovchenk $LAN600188 | Redsraphenazind withing & peice a hs 11,184.20 { ent of t University of ai company, left this morning for Far-! Ggaranty fun ‘ (ee We tte nae str Se ee ae 2,500.00 |Notes and bills rediscounted Non : North Dakota, accompanied by 87 MB nBETING go und Minneapolis on a business! “deposit ..... 3,031.16 Gey A sakes pe Manele : oe Nolie it photographs illustrating the lesture.|’ The segular- monthly meeting of | trip. aie, cee TOTAL ’ $1, 144 Ii bittiog ai ae a a None ‘ Givm eROGWwART ; Modern Brotherhood of America TOUTE) UNGER ETI ae Se craving | LIABILITIES B siabilities other than those above s s+ssee. None 4 The following is the program for | Will,be held tonight at the A. G. Ul yo. do THE UNIVERSITY | PRE icnoaits Aes es {Capital stock paid in ; ; : 50,000.00 | Rea , eet Sneiat wheeting “at. the |W; hall. Installation of officers will anne PGE ae eae core! ind | Certified checks 195.75 ;Surplus fund : ee “50,000.00 Total... bale . . $295,937.82 oung people's 4 e 3 a a a: Bone A soa s ding he $10: ier’s ch ret rofits yi > * J y oN . . i, x onATAVAConIELORoREE DS a) ere ee Be eee ceca lta eet nem Horiceet ners cater ANE | eautstendiners 80 485,588.02 | ndivided profits ...2.......... . 48,152.06 State of North Dakota, County of Burleigh. —ss. 7 Song tion ad L. Robertson. ; Bills payable 81,000.00 , fess euien? expenses, interest and taxes BOGE 3,506.81 | I, S. G. Severtson, Cashier of the above named bank, do ENC IN CITIES eee rin ge 20,800.00 | Circulating notes outst. : Ee 50,000.00 ‘solemnly swear that the above statement is true, to the best Baas abr L. M. Parsons who is in Minneapo- OUHSDS | . ection by songsters. & Ukelele selection: Solo by Mrs. Sherping — “One Fiaazo7 | Amount due to national i ans “yen 32,947.98 lot my knowledge and belief. -$718,274.07 | Amount due to State banks, bankers, and | S. G. SEVERTSON TA, County! trust companies in the ‘United tates ! . G. SEVERTSON, tuking treatments of Dr, Emil] Mrs. J. Sclechter and daughter) copaL is reported té be getting along Dorothy of Sykesto: D. ure visit-| STATE OF N Mr. Parsons finds it neces-| ine ut the home of Mr. und Mis. L.j of Burleigh— = ~~ and Tom Santschi 810,009.57 “ ~ TBills payable .%...........000., LL) None Labilities other than those above stated........ None: reserva (. 4 —0—0—0-— United States deposits (other than postal savings), Speiding War Loan deposit Stupendous! account and deposits of United States ! 1.02 | disbursing officers .... 1,982.80! PEDUUIRG nt ais es has 5 etree oe oe oo se SASL, 00102 Stupendous only Kestns $0 » — "| State of North Dakota, County of Burleigh.—ss. | aeeduetiont Not until you TOTAL --$2,563,697.99) I, J. P. Wagner, Cashier of the above named bank, go | Nee it. will you. realize “tts ||STATE OF NORTH , County of Burleigh, p that the above statement is true, to the bésc I, Frank E. Shepard, Cashier of the above-named bank do solemn! solemnly swear g , to. manslrity, ote rine: tS || swear that the above statement is true to the best of My kiowuey [of my knowledge and belief. ee ; i 3 hefore—a typhoon and belief. J. P. WAG : * ———_]E—SSS—EE ae peters wave that reach ||° i H 4 Cashier. : y y . Cy ; and foreign countries ob 138,800.08 ; 4 is k f q 5 mi Gs House. to remain in the cities for at| Rubin. leprae ornsony Cashier of tke | Cortified checks outstanding . ‘ 185.27 Subscribed and sworn to before me this third day of Jan- Seren Sanat st two weeks, Snare a Gan ‘that the above statement is true, to | Cashier’s checks outstanding cases ‘ 4.50; uary, 1924, 8 Musical seiection—Saxaph vio : H : BSAC cae ithe best of my knowledge and ‘be- | Total . : os 171,937.78 | C. L. FOSTER, Tusical seiection—Saxaphone, v RETURNS HOME Charles Gobel, Paul Goddard, and! yjef, {Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) 5, bli, lin and piano, | Miss Katherine Kuntz left yester-| William EB. Nuessle returned to the E, M. THOMPSON, subject to Reserve (deposits payable Notary Public. PERO LN COE OTE Ce cae, Fargo where she will spend| University at Grand Forks, yester-| Cashier. within 30 days): surleigh County, N. D Kitchen, from the state capital. [eee AAT Mk tates P [eo Subscribed and sworn to before me; individual deposits subject to check 1891070136) « SMy, commissionvexpires: 42161998 select one SURaRtELS ew days with her sister, Mrs. C. seat this Std day oaroaey teen ipeaieaualy ost EEE On CS ence 89,070.26 | My commission expires, 4-1-1928, oes A. Wilcox, before returning to Devils ANNOUNCE BIRTII A. C. WILKINSON, ; Certificates of deposit due in less than 3 ng nog go (Correct. Attest: ; WINS’ DISTINCTION. Lake where she is a pupil in the ND OE Notary Public, Hismarck, N. D.| days (ther than for money borrowed) 170,524.92 1 “GW. McCr: Hyland, Krist Kjelstrup, Directors. eee é state school ’ Born to Mr. apd Mrs.-Paul Pecht| My Commission Expires. ‘August | State, county, or other municipal deposits BD AMG ACNE Gis i's) een Kah; BP CIS unui ne avonss iq 4 hee M te school for the deaf. tee ly mis: Expires August Pi ley Wie ae STD By BED AOE EM of this city, a baby bo: | 14th, 1926, | secured by pledge of assets of this bank (Seal) a Sara West ae ae ay only MARRIAGE LICENSE —- .| Correct, Attest:— or surety bond . 3 a 36,434.00 4 GE BEIGE aeleciaa Comcatincive eoiee | S.A bursagelliccnicihas been grant Mittensl $Oliuckakin Chop- Total of demand deposits (other | of being selected to design the cover avi i. F, Boe oese », than bank deposits) subject to . Y fe Daeotahy” the annual pab- a ieton eH Ee B.) pers $1.50," Bergeson’s, Directors. | * Reserve 396,029.18 ; i a byaties daughter of Mr, and| the office of the Commissioner of Dyanna BE ee GE Ee eae , i L. M. Piirsons of this’ city | Insurance at the Capitol. Charter No. 2434 ake Reserve District No. 9 more notice, and postal savings): i i selected to design the cover GH HOUSERGUEERS : REPORT OF CONDITION OF Certificates of deposit (other than for | : { the annual last year” This is sai : SE GUESTS z a : Dimanoucyahocrowed Paes ie ; to be the first tine wo people from | | The Misses Surah and Ruth Rigler THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK j State, county, oF other ‘municipal deposits | the sume city e been selécted : 8 $ ’ f secured by pledge of assets of this ba i design the cover in consecutive eunb eng aanele: aoane sare L. Ru-/at Bismarck in the State of North Dakota, at the Close of Business Ea = a sa y un ane 6,120.00 ape ” iG ie hin of 222 West Thayer Street. on December 31, 1923 : Other time deposits ; x 48,637.79 At the corner of “Fifth and Broadway. it aS Renae Aen 2 RESOURCES Total of time deposits subject to AFTER CORONER’S INQUEST—the conclusion wa: i . MONDAY CLUB Maps: ‘e ieee RoreeNet i. Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, MROSELVE oss anes 382,211.15 heath ne i ae vir é Qt z ; eee - - ? The reg meeting of the ) Cee ae ee Nea Raighe (eh acceptances of other banks, and foreign Bills payable (including all obligations re- drawn that it was the very common, deceitful, much- 4 day club 3 held the home 9) 4 em eee . HA a as bills of exchange or drafts sold with in- presenting: money borrowed other than : hated H Mrs, (He {Gouldayd eat: 120 .eeeond, amily. ily Doo: 2 dorsement of this bank $1,748,407.27 rediscounts ........ i wena 24,850.00 “SA G” 4 ) street. Mond y or ce hesnanas ‘argo. ner qe loans 4 i $1,748,407.27| Notes and bills preniseounted: ine q ing ue- H SALE BU to roll call w p' verdrafts, unsecure er eeN 1,32 ceptances of other banks and foreign —Itsak V ‘ac d rey se rives : q Oo i various lakes 0 Mrs. Dr. | : OFFICE MOVED U. S. Government securities owned: bs bills: of exchange or drafts sold with : It's a know n fact that this “BUG” thrives at some Quain read an interesting paper uson I. L. Berge Elevator Company has Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds indorsements of this bank . aiehias 15,856.22 places of busines \ leminent plorers and statesmtn of moved its office from the Little Block par value) ... é 75,000.00 Sees BUT Africa, Livingston, Stanley, Gorden to the First Guaranty. Bank Building. All other United States Government securi. | MOTAL C8 ose Se ee es $1,149,391.14 and Rhodes. “Architecture in the ties (including premiums, if any) 9,550.00 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County of Burleigh, ss: the minute it “took a glance” at ‘re 1 te, snappy and | Mosques” was the subject of a paper ._,_IN CITY. P Total ..........! 84,550.00 1, J. A. Graham, Cashier of the above-named bank do solemnly hi ae iGhantisedn (nis ices ARS i ven by Mrs. Dr. LaRose. | J. T. Nelson of Glen Ullin called | Other bonds, stocks, securities, ete. 69,004.80 | Swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge igh grade merchandise in ih » at prices ABSO- Y | S cira GRIMES RIAGE at the state capitol yesterday. Banliog oui iso0 Furniture and fix- and belief. 5h 0s GRINCH LUTELY RIGHT — then .1e (oor “SALE BUG” i) 2 a E ae ures, 06 nee 82,657.06 . J. A. M, Cashier. | ; : ? i Miss Dorothy E. Landers, daugh- GIRL SCOUT MEETING __| Real estate owned other ing house etn Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3 aay, of January, 1924. dropped dead. | x of Mr, and Mrs. H. Landers, und} The regular meeting of the Edith} Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank 117,339.10 (SEAL) CATHERINE E. MORRIS j BECAUSE ¥. D. Bruce Doyle both of Bis-| Cavill Troop of Girl Scouts will be|Cash in vault and amount due frem national Notary Public. | firek, were united in marriage pt| at St. Georges Episcopal Parish banka ee pene @ 361,982.26 My Commission expires June 21, 1927.'f 0: ly once in a lifetime does the “BUG” come to a place | e home of the bride's parents at House tomorrow evening at 7:30. A] Amount due from State banks, bankers, and | Correct — Attest: i { this character AND THEN HIS “JIG” IS UP | 0 Ninth Street, last evening. trust companies in the United States 38,521.36 P. C. REMINGTON Qe WnTsChpraclerat er NS eae ce lpg | Rey. E. F. Alfson, pastor of thd Exchanges for clearing hous: t 8,540.09 G. F. DULLAM 1 It will pay you well to visit this store. rst Lutheran church, _ officiated. | otal ee, : 409,043.71 y B. C. MARKS, Directors. | vs. Geo, H. Bailey and Mrs. Grace | ' Checks and’ drafts on banks jing x | | Landers attended the young cou-| Federal Reserve Bank) located outside EES 4 be | A mie city or om of reporting bank.......... 4,805.09 ane Report of the Condition of | — iscellaneous cash items .. 2 6 1 73 | | a B f 882. | | GUEST OF THE GOBELS ees | Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and | |* ‘walter Brandt of Grand Forks who LAST TIME TONIGHT due from U. Se Treasurer... ‘ 3,750.00! THE FIRST GUARANTY BANK | 1s been’ a house guest at the home —————— i : i org ae OB 9s f TUCO Open acne le 56: at Bismarck, N. D., in the State of North Dakota, at the close | Mr. and Mrs. E. J. ‘Gobel o: i HOUSE PETERS ‘OTAL e sooveesee$2,568,697.99 GE Guainess Dec; 3ist, 1923. Q i —in— Grae ie eA CSL EINES $. 190,00010 RESOURCES ‘ ‘apital si paid in 100,000.00 ! 4 = Ok ‘HELD TO Surplus fund 200,000.00iLoans and discounts.............. : . . .$295,325.69 ANSWER” : 'Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. . 105.75 : ind taxes ac- ‘ene { Warrants, stocks, tax certificates, clai : 6,081.36 sane Maperel Comedy «3 Reserved fn deniociacin 14,876.61 $ 29,286.96 29,286.96 Government issues ¥........... tenes eee e ee +» 80,208.08 Up in the Air Circulating notes outstanding : 74.500.00, Banking house, furniture and fixtures. . -. 16,170.00 Pine Tailorin Nifty Men’s Furnishings, : 1 a Taal anaes | ane at ionalibenks ae 165,283.41 |Checks and other cash items........$ 1,243.40 ne one: Macias Bigeye omorrow an aturday moupt due to State banks, bankers, ani 4 74 CRANBERRIES! ifust companies inthe’ United Satan \Cash and Due from other banks..... 81,881.74 83,125.14 : and foreign countries . 3 208,668.92 an A real health se Certified checks outstandiig 1045.07 Total......... jnjounsedeyoanduadesdae KEIUOnI@A| fruit that mak ‘otal - 874,947.40 | igs y pene : Demand deposits (other than ‘bank depos- 4 i .,, LIABILITIES rk 00 | the most delicious ” Pits) subject to Reserve (deposits pay- |Capital stock paid in.........................$ 50,000.00 ; pie, shortcake, D rac da; i, i : : ‘ie a ee iSurplus fund ... Rane eee F 2000-00 A iv posits sui 0 check.. * 15 ivi S, 38 expense: axes paid. . 524.27 pudding, sauce, awn Gasticates Of depsstt tea in bas i Abie net ides profits, eee eapenees and taxes pail.. 2.52427 | jelly and other days (other than for money borrowed) 89,372.11 | posits sub ne Usa | dainty dishes. “The Greatest of all Dividends unpaid . : 11,160.00 ;Guaranty fund deposit............. 1,913.68 ies Melodramtic Thrillers” Total of demand deposits (other than 9 Liberty Bond Savings.............. .9,165.00 with ;a Tremendous All-Star bank deposits) subject to Reserve. 1,472,951.26 !Time certificates of deposit......... 158,087.18 i Cast Featuring Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable \ Savings. de Osits 41,412.06 ft after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or ¢ mpsice OG MOOS be CoaN | ARD J Warren Kerrigan More -notice, and postal savings): ty Cashier’s checks ‘outstanding........ 6,999.53 » © N " Certificates ot dere it. (other than for aio Due to other banks................ 28,537.21 378,486.75 . An FI money borrowe: 817,99 2 American Cranberry Exchange na Q. Nusson Postal savings deposits : 1,21}.58 “eG A 90 West Broadway, New York Total of time deposits subject to 213-58 | Notes and bills rediscounted..... sx... None in : - sa b 2 o 4 Ce DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 119% 4th St. Telephone 240 MOVIE CHAT AESOP FABLE FRIDAY and SATURDAY “LUCRETIA LOMBARD” RANK E. SHEPARD, Cashier, _ : Cashier. 4 ea ‘ the Rolgbts. ct vereok. peak. Subscribed and sworn to before wre this Set aie oe January, 1926. (Seal) - ! x | From the Novel by Hathloem Neeris DR. R. S. ENGE - ism! A titanle malestrom. of (GEAW) Notary Public, Botige N.'D. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3rd day of Jan. | M AnD Seen my tess A peanias cer : Bacatels: Clements. rivaled My rommission expires April 27th; 1927.|1924. ; a! 3 A. G. WHITE, COMING hearts handful of ‘men 0. N. DUNHAM : ” ’ ‘ Notary Public. “ ” i. #. Gopbanb My commission expires on Sept. 20th, 1928, PON JO LA rectors, \ cuPsdepbsaos Correct. Attest.—F. A. Lahr, E. V. Lahr, Directors, PTT and women! Don’t miss this sensational production! ® the tuous tur. : moll Movea a the oe