The Corning Gazette from Corning, Kansas • 5

Mrs. J. E. Woodworth and daughter, Beatrice, started home Monday from Calgary. Alberta Prerince, Canada, and arrived in Kansas City Wednesday.

Mr. Woodwortb met them Kansas Official Statement Of The Financial Condition Of The The Farmers State Bank Of Corning At Croningf, State of Kansas, at the close of business on the 23rd day of August, 1919, Loans and I $211,045.39 Loans on real estate 13,950.00 Overdrafts, unseeured 2322.1 Bank building $3500 09; Furniture and fixture $1000.00 15O10J United States bonda hand 4,810 CO Other Bonds and Warrants, Treasury Certificates 6,000.00 Cash items and clearing-house items 164 feu Cash and sight exchange, legal reserve 11,970.63 Revenue Stamps 63.57 Prof. Laudenbaek, BuperintendeBt of music at Missouri University at Columbia, was in Corning the past week and took home his children who had been staying with their aunt Mrs. Elmer Nightengale since the death of their mother last spring. TOTAL August Tietzand wife of Kewanee, Illinois, visited his brother Will TieU of Corning, his sister, Mrs.

Elmer Nightengale of Centralia, and are now visiting relatives in Minnesota. Mr. Tietz said he could not distinquish very much difference Capital stock paid in 25 .060.00 Surplus fund 25,000.00 Undivided profits $5000.00 nterest 174359 Exchange 37.64 $6781.23 Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid 600.54 6090.83 Dividends declared but not paid 150.0 here from fifteen years ago-excepting children were grown and there seemed to be so many strangers, so many farms having changed hands. Individual deposits, subject to check $122117.83 Certificates of deposit, due in less than 30 daya 38622.88 158,740.77 Certificates of deposit due on or after 30 days Don't Lose That Third EXPERTS have figured that eight loads of manure spread by machine are worth twelve spread by hand. On this basis alone it would pay you to buy a Low Cloverleaf Manure Spreader.

By actual experience it is shown that to spread one hundred loads of manure by hand costs $44.00 by machine only $20. Low Cloverleaf spreaders save half the distance and time in getting the manure off as compared to a spreader which has no wide-spread device and merely unloads. You don't have to drive on previously manured ground to make the strips of manure The manure gets two beatings and is well pulverized. Wide-spread device permits of narrow box. This enables you to drive into the barn and load directly from the gutter, saving one handling.

You cannot expect land to grow crops on an empty stomach. You have got to feed it. Manure is a fattening food. Either size of Low Cloverleaf spreader, small, medium and large, regulates the diet so that every foot of ground gets a well balanced ration. A visit from you will enable us to show you how this spreader makes money for you.

Come in and see it. Reserved for taxes 1,150.00 Bargains and Want Ads. WANTED: Stock hogs from 125 to 150 lTts. H. N.

Eisenbarth. TOTAL $269,816.59 J. E. Woodworfh, Cashierof said bank, do solemnly swear that he above statement is true; that said bank has no liabilities, and is not ndoreer on any note or obligation, other than 6iiown on the above state FOR SALE: A good young ment, to th best of my knowledge and belief. So he'p me God.

team. E- U. xvA FOR SALE: Four Poland J. E. WOODWORTH, Cashier.

Subscribed aud sworn to before me, this 27th day of August, 1919. L. S. SLOCUM, Notary Public. (Commission expires on the 21st day of December 1921) CORRECT.

Attest: JOSEPH STIERS. I II. MAGILL, J. JL, PAYNE, C.L. PAYNE.

J. H. MILLS, N. RASMUS, Directors. To WALTER E.

WILSON, Bank Commissioner, Topeka, Kansas China male pigs, ICO lbs. each. $25 Phone 2112. HOPPE. LOST A pair of gold spectacles Tuesday between bank and home.

F. LIGHTBODY. W. HYBSKMANN Mm FOR RENT: 80 acres three miles south of Corning. 40 acres of this was plowed last spring but laid I fallow, want this 40 put in wheat J.

J3. Mills is plowing sixty acres of ground and expects to plant it to whent. LOCAL and PERSONAL The remaining 40 is excellent corn EA. --A -A. -A.

-A. ground. No improvements. J. W.

ANDREWS. E. W. Crandall is enjoying a month's vacation from the depot. MM FOR SALE: One Improved 80 Crins.

Jerome bought the 180 acre farm belonging to the Wilhelm estate and Loren Wilhelm will have to move. Ray Jerome will move there March 1st. For Suitable Wedding call at the Jewelry Store, Corning, Kansas. acre farm aud one improved 160 acres nicely located and priced for quiok f. V.

Randel is in Iowa where lie will enjoy about a month with Ml III! 1 I sale. ANDREWS CORWIN. WANTED: Your cream. Holton Creamery Co. Mr.

and Mrs. H. Sauers were In Topeka last week and bought an all modern five room residence with Lueck's Btote in full of real bar gains. A big variety of iilerchau Uise that is underpriced. in a few blocks of the A.

Schoonover Registered Holstein bull calf and J. A. Clark residences. for sale. Born July 11th.

3tc W. NOLAND Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crider were out from A tohison-several days the past week. Mrs.

Iva Russel of Horton visited FOR SALE: Eight room house! a week with her brother, Clyde Thoren and family. Mrs. Russel with cave, cistern, well and 3 lots is working in a bank at Horton and North of Baptist church. Mrs. A.

H. WILCOX. Lueck's are making a special sale on thin goods, oxfords and wash skirls. came here and spent her vacation. (From Sabetha Herald.) Get your discs sharpened at Miss Bertha Vernon received a Seever's Garage, 1 Mrs.

E. W. CrDiutall and daughter Floy are visiting relatives in telegram last Friday notifying her of We have a new line of Ingersol her election to teach the French language next, year in the Alboin College. Alboin College la the Method Yankee watches on hand. The Jewelry Store Leave orders for BLUE PLUMS at the Fanners' Union.

Will unload a car hereabout August 30th. Highest Cash Prices Paid For poultry and eggs or trade tickets on the stores. B. F. RAY Mrs.

A. Drager of Irving is visit ing Corning relatives and friends Ii is week. inter Old papers for sale 5c bundle at Gazette Office. Leave orders for BLUE PLUMB Leave youi KODAK FjLMS a' the Farmers' Union. Will unlor.d a car here about.

August at the Jewelry Store to have trVem developed. Usual prices and quick service. Loren Wilhelm purchased the We have a piano in the vicinity Willis O'Roke farm in Reily township, south of the Catholic church of Corning partly paid for, party moving and we are compelled to ist nchool for Michigan, and is a school of over thirty professors and more than 600 students located at Alboin, Mich. Miss Vernon studied French aud German during her four years in Baker University, but preferred to teach German which she did until the war put the German, out of the schools. She then spent last year in the University of Chicago studying nothing but French.

Sl-e also took private lessons trym Miss Grandean a graduate of the University of Paris, who Is in this country on the Carnegie scholarship Dr. E. S. Marvin, dentist in Hiawatha for uine years, sold his business Saturday afternoon to iJr, J. T.

Casper, of Marysvllle, and O. Marker of White Cloud. The new dentists took charge of the business Monday. Dr. Marvin will remain with them in the office several weeks assisting them and getting them acquainted with the public.

Dr. Marvin stated Monday that he expects to take a special oourse In exodontia and eventually open an Andrews Corwin made- the deal. take piano baok. Bargain to person John Holsapple lost hree calves by lightning Tuesday night. Thev were in the driveway of the barn.

Nothing Will Come Sometime! Better Look At That Coal Bin. Get Our Prices On Lexington, Illinois And Colorado CoaL The Farmers Elevator Co E. A. Miller, Mgr. else was damaged exepting some of ho boards and studding of the barn paying balance due on it.

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Dr. Marvin was a- Seneca youth and his wife was Miss Georgia Herlalet of Corning. Kaunas City may not know it but Dr. and Mrs. Marvin are an acquisition..