The Forrest City times. [volume], October 23, 1908, Image 4

About The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919

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When You Get in “A Hole” and Things are Looking
Blue—Just Tighten up on the Traces and Pull Out
BUT UNLESS THE PULL SHOULD PROVE TOO LONG AND
TOO HARD, WHY NOT START A
Bank Account?
You have no idea how a little “Nest Egg” laid away in the Bank of Forrest City will stimulate your energies and give you zest for the struggle.
We have a large number of depositors who never knew anything about the conveniences and benefits of a
bank account until they began to deposit small amounts in
It space permitted we might give you here a testimonial of praise from five hundred such friends. These depos
itors, from the largest to the smallest, know that we appreciate their business and their confidence. It is our
aim now to increase—yes double this bank's rapidly growing list of depositors, because we realize that now is the
time for that class of citizens who have never done any banking before, to begin. You, now; who find your
selves in the possession of a little surplus money, we invite you to open an account with us. No matter how
small the beginning, it will be appreciated and remember—It’s a start for you. When your money is in the
bank you’ll find the inclination to spend it not near so strong, instead there will be a growing desire in your
mind from day to day to add to the little amount laid away. “COME ON IN, THE WATER’S FINE.”
THIS HANK REGARDS ITS PATRONS’ INTERESTS AS IDENTICAL
WITH ITS OWN, USING EVERY INTELLIGENT AND APPROVED
METHOD FOR PROTECTING AND ADVANCING THOSE INTER
IMS TS. CONSER VA TISM IS THE PA RAMOUNT FEA TURE WHILE
WIDE-AWAKE AND THOROUGHLY MODERN METHODS OF AD
MINISTRATION OBTAIN IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Capital and Surplus, . . . $60,500°°
Resources.$410,000°°
Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent
THE FIRST LITTLE SPARE MONEY YOU HAVE—IF YOU ARE NOT ALREADY A DE
POSITOR-COME IN AND LET’S HA VE A TALK ABOUT THE
ADVANTAGES OF A BANK ACCOUNT.
GEO. B. PETTUS, Pres. J. D. BAUGH, Vice-Pres.
EUGENE WILLIAMS, Cashier