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Surplus
- $ 30,000.00
- 5,600.00
Deposits - - 118,707.33
D jsignated State
Depository
1l'
This bank conducts a
Savings De
which 4 per cent interest
compo
paid on all deposits in
riat depart ment. Evry
save something. You can
never feel independent un
less you spend less than
:yo
j :y Begin saving now.
OFFICERS:;
F. E. Durf ee;
PRESIDENT
E. W. Ewbank,
VICE-PRESIDENT
G. E. Brooks,
- CASHIER
BE6A
BUSINESS
JULY 2n 1908
safety:
DEPOSIT
. FOR ;
RENT,
When the careful' buaineea man withes ' to deposit his . money he considers many things before making a decision
as to "what Bank to patronize. He wishes his bank to be strong financially, so that he may. feel that his money is
absolutely safe; he wishes a bank that that is officer and managed by men of the rery highest business integrity,
me nin whom he, has absolute confide-.ee. - ' ? v ! '
He wishes to do business with a bank. that, is accommodating in the matter of loans, for to every man there
comes a time when bank loans are a business necessity; he likes to do business with a bank whose officers are
courteouss and approachable. '. 1
e Men behind the
bank are of the
utmost ; importance
to every
depositor
parucuj
Dos THE CITIZENS BANK not meet every one of these requirements?. Its Capital and surplus together with .
the integrity of its officers and directors guarantee the safety of depositts; its accommodation and yet business- .
like conservatism in the matter of loans is well known, and the courtesy of its officers is proverbial.
... . . . L ...... ... - - -
: v f A BIT OF HISTORY
The strength of a bank is in the confidence of its depositors; without deposit a bank cannot make- money.';
Rapid increase in deposits means increase in. public confidence, so a glance at the growth in deposits of this
bank will show wether the public believes 4n,it or not. Here are a. few figures-showing deposits at different
periods of the bank's nistory. . - ,' J o. ! i ;:
tar
savings
tb the
depositor
Sept
1st, 1908
Sept. 1st, 1910
Sept. 1st, 1911
$ 37,312l3
. Read this list of directors
and see if you: can pick out
any jSet of business men in
Henderson county with whom
you had rather entrust your
75,34137
11707.3?
These figures speak for themselves. We-will'-' be glad, to v meet
correspond with those who contfemplaite making changes
' or opening new accounts.
or
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DR.A.B. DRAFTS
CURTIS BYNUM
Mi F. WHITT
J. O. WILLIAMS
A. H. HAWKINS
F.E. DURFEE
F. A- BLY
G. MT GLAZENER
W. A. CANNON"
T. P. MALLORIE
E; W. EWBANK
C. E. BROOKS
GEEK
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