Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 286, 12 October 1920 — Page 11

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Ai'noEncemeit Following the progressive, yet conservative policy of this institution, in consideration of the increased rate of interest received on loans at the present time we find it possible to, in turn, increase the rate of interest paid to our Savings Depositors. Interest rates on loans have advanced in the last few months a full one and one-half per cent and Dickinson Trust Company, with its ample Capital and Surplus, has therefore decided in a spirit of profit-sharing, to pass this increase in loaning rates on to its Savings Depositors by paying interest on Savings Accounts to

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Dickinson Trust Company was the first bank to offer to the people of this community the "Modern Savings Account" and is the recognized "Home of the Savings Depositor'' in Richmond today

We have opened nearly 20,000 Savings Accounts and our Savings Deposits today are in excess-of One and One-half Million Dollars.

We Invite Your Account Capital, Surplus and Profits $360,000.00

Oickieson Trust Co

"Richmond's Leading Bank for Savings

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