Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 10, Hammond, Lake County, 8 May 1920 — Page 3

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CHICAGO AND KENNEDY AVES. EAST CHICAGO, IND. Statement at the Commencement of Business May 5th, 1920 RESOURCES Loans and Discount? $ 822.880.71 Bonds and Securities 337.568.08 Furniture and Fixtures 4,300.00 Interest Earned, Not Collected 6,634.73 Cash on Hand and in Banks 240,023.89

Total $ 1,4 11. 407.4 1 LIABILITIES Capital $50,000.00 Surplus Earned 70,000.00 $ 120.000.00 Earnings 3.472.49 Reserved for Interest and Taxes 1 1,554.34 Interest Collected not'Earned 5,734.02 Bills Payable 100.000.00 Deposits 1.170,646.56

Total $1,411,407.41

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Your Policies . . Does your Insurance cover what you think it does? Maybe your Policies need going over.

Why not let our Insurance Department inspect them? No charge.

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WALTER J. RILEY, . . President C. A. WESTBERG, Vice-President JOHN CARROLL A, M. KELLY W. L. SPENCER E. J. HEAVEY Vice-President Cashier Asst. Cashier Asst. Cashier Statement at the Commencement of Business May 5th, 1920 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $ 640,067.06 Bonds and Securities , 663,136.45 Bank Building 78.089.90' Interest Earned, Not Collected 8,575.24 Cash on-Hand and in Banks 37, 13.49 ' TolaI $1,576,982.14 LIABILITIES Capital $100,000.00 Surv 50,000.00 $ 150.000.00 Earnmgs 4,011.53 Reserved for Interest and Taxes 9,351.94 Interest Collected but not Earned 5,451.47 Circulation ' lOO.OOo'oO Due Federal Reserve Bank Jjone Deposits V.'. 1.303,167.20 Tot $1,576,982.14 Bank Connections That Give Prestige The Business Man who can sign his name to a check on a National Bank that is a Member of the Federal Reserve System (like this Bank) commsnds a distinct prestige in commercial cycles. His ability to give as reference a Federal Reserve System Member Bank at once creates for him a valuable and favorable impression among Wholesalers. The right kind of Bank connections DO count. -''" '" .v.n1--' '.:.,.','. :':."", , ...- ,...,. v ..'.,. .,.,..,.,,,,. -mr ii n , i, ., ...... . ...iiif -i -i ,.,i.it , ,, i,,, ... ,i,IM

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First Trust And Savings Bank EAST CHICAGO INDIANA CHICAGO AND FORSYTH AVES. WALTER J. RILEY, . . President C. A. WESTBERG, Vice-Preaident

JOHN CARROLL Vice-President

A. M. KELLY Sec'y and Treas.

Statement at the Commencement of Bu siness May 5th, 1920 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts , $113,584.23 Bonds and Securities y 29.006.00 Furniture and Fixtures 6.785.00 , Due from Insurance Department 16,502.22 Cash on Hand and in Banks 5,425.77 i Total $171,303.22 LIABILITIES Capital $30,000.00 Surplus 15,0Q.00 $ 65.000.00 Earnings 6,282.39 Reserved for Interest and Taxes 5.411.74 Bills Payable 19,000.00 Deposits . . 75.609.09 j- Total .$171,303.22

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A Safety Deposit Box for Important Papers It is risky business to keep Liberty Bonds, Deeds, Abstracts, Army Discharge Papers. Stock Certificates, Important Receipts and Insurance Papers around the Home. Keep them in our Massive Vault. For $3 a year you can rent a Safety Deposit Bex at this Bank.

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TRUST & SAVINGS

137th AND CEDAR STREETS INDIANA HARBOR, IND.

WALTER J. RILEY, President C. A. WESTBERG, Vice-President JOHN CARROLL, Vice-President M. E. KOZACIK, Jr., Cashier GEORGE MARCH Asst. Cashier

Statement at the Commencement of Business May 5th, 1920' RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $ 793.964.08 Bonds and Securitcs 358,108.39 Furniture and Fixtures 7.7OG.O0 Interest Earned, not Collected 11.31 0.08 Cash on Hand and in Banks 199,747.30

Total $1,370,829.83

LIABILITIES Capital ' '. $50,000.00 Surplus Earned . . . . 60,000.00 Undivided Proiits Reserved for Dividends Reserved for Interest and Taxes Interest Collected, not Earned :

$ 110.000.00 5,883.30 1,509.34 19.321.85 5.750.06

Deposits ' 1.228,365.30

Total ...$1,370,829.85 When the Pay Check Is Cashed There is an advantage in cashing your pay clieck at the Bank. !t gives ycu the opportunity then and there to put something in a savings account. You work hard fev your wages. Why not keep part of your earnings for yourself? The way to do that is to save first, spend afterwards. Get part of your wages into a savings account when you cash your pay check and it will be in the bank for you.

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