THE CHICAGO EAGLt.
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The Corn Exchange National Bank
'" OF CHICAGO
OFFICERS
ERNEST A. HAMILL, President
CHARLES L. HUTCHINSON, Vice-President
D. A. MOULTON, Vice-President
OWEN T. REEVES, Vice-President
J. E. MAAS, Vice-President
FRANK W. SMITH, Secretary
JAMES G. WAKEFIELD, cashier
LEWIS E. GARY, Ass't Cashier
EDWARD F. SCHOENECK, Ass't Cashier
A. J. FORD. Ait't Cnihier
J. G. WALKER. Aii't Cashier
CHARLES NOVAK, Ass't Cashier
DIRECTORS
WATSON F. BLAIR EDWARD B. BUTLER
BENJAMIN CARPENTER
CLYDE M. CARR ERNEST A. HAMILL
CHARLES H. HULBURD
CHARLES L. HUTCHINSON MARTIN A. RYERSON
EDWARD A. SHEDD
ROBERT J. THORNE CHARLES H. WACKER
CHAUNCEY B. BORLAND J. HARRY SELZ
3 Paid On Savings Deposits
FOREIGN EXCHANGF.
LETTERS OF CREDI1
CABLE TRANSFERS
136 South La Salle Street
OUR CREED
We believe that the banker should have a
higher ideal than personal advancement
or building large deposits.
We believe his mission is to teach the people
to save, and to guard their savings
with extraordinary care to the end that
poverty and the necessity for charity may
be gradually eliminated.
It is our aim to be, in truth the
PEOPLES
TRUST AND
SAVINGS
BANK
MICHIGAN AVENUE AND ADAMS STREET
CENTURY TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK
S. W. Corner State and Adams Streets
JOHN W. FOWLER, Prssldsnt
ALMIR COC, Vles-Prssldent
CHAt. R. OORRCTT, Cashier
Handles Accounts of Corporations, Firms and Individuals
3 Interest on Savings Accounts
Safe Deposit Boxes S3.00 per year
Banking Hours 1 0 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Saturday " S A. M. to S P. M.
A STATE BANK UNDER STATE SUPERVISION
NOR TOMORROW, BUT FOR THE YEARS TO COME. YOUR
SMALL WANTS NOW WILL GROW INTO LARGER ONES.
SINCE 1670-NEARLY FORTY-SIX YEARS MANY INVES
TORS OF THE STABLE, STEADY, CONSERVATIVE CLASS
HAVE BEEN OURS EXCLUSIVELY DURING ALL THESE
YEARS. IN THE NATURAL ORDER OF THINGS WE HAVE
STUDIED THEIR NEEDS AND THEIR WISHES. FROM
SMALL BEGINNINGS SOME NOW RUN INTO THE HUN
DREDS OF THOUSANDS. A SERVICE THAT YIELDS CON
TINUOUS, UNINTERRUPTED RETURNS WITHOUT COM
PLICATIONS, DISAPPOINTMENTS OR SERIOUS DELAYS.
"Insures Perfect Investment"
ml I MO RTG AGEl lzl
WWSWJJ
Wm. C. Heinemann & Co.
420-OTIS BLDG.-424
10 SOUTH LA SALLE STREET
UNION BANK of CHICAGO
25 North Dearborn Street, CHICAGO
Capital and Surplus $600,000.00
UNDER STATE SUPERVISION
HHIll.'llM.'IH
nnmro
oKi'icuns
CHAIILKS K. HCHLYTERN
I'rcsldcnt
O. HAI.LIIOM V. XV. HOLMES
Vlce-1'realdent und Cashier Assistant Cashier
.1. UULMK8BN W. II. TIIOI.KN
Assistant Cashier Assistant Casultr
IlIltEGTOliS
n, I.. Clausen, .lohn .M. Krlckson, Henry Krlrnon,
Joseph II. Firming. (1. Ilalllioin, O. O. Krabol, Emory
.Nonnnst, Tarn Olson, John 8. Itytlell, Charles K. Hehly
Urn, Werner A. Wleboldt.
OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN CHICAGO
The Hibernian
Banking Association
ESTABLISHED 18T
S. W. Cor. S. La Sail and W. Adams Sta.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposits of One Dollar or more received on which interest ii allowed at
the rate of 3 per cent per annum, compounded half-yearly.
Open SATURDAY NIGHTS from 6:00 to 8:00 o'clock.
BOND DEPARTMENT
Offers t carefully selected list of Municipal, Railroad and Corporation
Bonds, suitable for trust funds, banks and private investment.
BANKING DEPARTMENT
I Myites on favorable tertm the accounts of indvMntU, firms and corpora
tiou. TRUST DEPARTMENT
Authorized by law to accept and execute trusts of all kinds.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Buys and Sells real estate nn commission; collects rents, manages estates;
iutls high-gr.ide mortgages; mkes loans on improved real estate
Capital and Surplus
$3,000,000
United States
Depositary
Fort Dearborn National Bank
OFFICERS
WM A TILDEN, President
NRLSON N LAMl'EHT. Vlce-Pres.
HENIIY H. KENT, Vlce-Pres.
JOHN FLETCHEU. Vlce-Pres.
MATlOtJS lAPOnOWSKT, Vlco-Pres.
OF.OtlOn II WILSON. Vlce-Pres
i:iiVUI) jr UVAS'., Ass't C'nsliir-r
t " PKtltltlD i..l.l.
WM, w. LuHus, Ass't Cashier.
CIIAttLES L HOVE, Ass't CashUr.
WM. L. McKEE, Ass't Cnshler.
It .1 McKAY, AsVt Cashier.
WM E MrLALLEN. Ass't Cashlsr
V .f l'K'KINflllK, AmsI Cnslilel
IlAlUtY LAWTON, Mgr. Foreign Dept.
Personal Attention given to Accounts of
Firms, Individuals, Corporations and Banks
COMPARATIVE 9HOWINQ OF DEPOSITS
Pebruary M. 1908 1 9.887.9J4 84
February 5.1909 , 11,617,691.24
Murcli 29,1910 15.04I.3J7.2I
Mitch 7,1911 21,574,96.79
February 20.1912..,,..,,. 26,707,446 52
February 4, 1915..
January 13,1914,.
Marcn 4, 1915 .
March 7. 1916.,
December 27, I9IG,,
...110,499,714.20
. . , . 29.727,922.06
.... 29,844,165.94
,,,, 39,952.490 96
..,, 42,983,010.05
Fort Dearborn Trust & Savings Bank
OFFICERS
WILLIAM A. TILDEN NELSON N. LAMPERT .IOHN E. 8HBA
President Vice-President Vice-President
STANLP.V (1 .MILLIMI, VUo-l'rcslili'iit nml Miiiiiiim-i Ilonil lluit.
If. I. ItOlllt. Cuslilei' IIinVAIil) II LIINNIIUT, Ass't Caslilui
Tiust IX lit., WM. A. llltADI'Oltl), Huri'tniy iiinf Trust Olllcer
1'IIANK M roltUIIV .Wt HeirMiin iiml Tnint Olllcer,
Itpnl i:nlnti Ltuui Ili-pl, P LINCOLN .IOIIN.HON, MutiiiRcr
It J, I i:VIH, .MnniiKi'i- Snfu Himi.U Vuiilts
vinos Department
Three per cent Interest on Savings
Accounts. Deposits made on or be
fore the tenth of each month draw
Interest from the first of that
month.
Real Estate Loan Department
Loans to responsible borrowers at
current rates on Improved real es
tate In Cook County, A select list
of high grade mortgages for careful
Investors always on hand.
i Bond Department-
Offers to Investors only such bonds
as It purchases for Its own Invest
ment, yielding from 4 per cent to
6 per cent.
Trust Department
Acts ns Executor, Administrator,
Guardian, Trustee, as Trustee In
Corporate Bond Issues, as Transfer
Agent and Registrar of Corporate
Stock and all other Fiduciary ca-
! pacltlss.
Safe Deposit Vaults Private Safe Deposit Hoses suitable for Banks,
Corporations and Individuals. Annual rental, three dollars and upwards.
CORNER MONROE AND CLARK STREETS
Mid-City Trust & Savings Bank
Madison and Halsted Streets
CHICAGO
3 on Savings
Open Monday and Saturday Evenings Until 8 o'clock
Accounts of Corporations, Firms
and Individuals Solicited Upon
Favorable Terms.
OFFICERS
WM. J. KATII.IE, President
K. C. IIAKT, Mce-1'realdent
DIRECTORS
I). II. KKNNKDY. Cnahler
C. A. UATHIKlt, Ass't Cashier
r.im-Aui) Moititm, jr.
'. M. MAOIAItl.ANK
ai.kx imr.Mi
niANK K. l.OCKK
II. W. AM K
WM. J. HAT1IJB
K. C. IIAKT
I). II. KKNNKDY
Central Trust Company
of Illinois
125 W. Monroe St., Chicago
Checking Accounts, Savings Accounts,
Bonds, Real Estate Loans, Trust Business
Safe Deposit Vaults
Under both National and State Supervision
Capital and Surplus Profits $6,000,000.00
Deposits 45,000,000.00
Illinois Trust & Savings Bank
La Salle Street and Jackson Boulevard
A Bank Account is an absolutely dependable friend,
A Savings Account may be opened in this Bank with
$1.00 or more
INTEREST AT
3
fQ PER ANNUM
Capital and Surplus. $16,400,000.00
JOSEPH BEIPELD
President
W. J. ROTH
Secretary and Manager
FIDELITY SAFETY VAULTS
: incorporated:
BOXES $3.00 PER YEAR AND UPWARDS
111 Wm RANIOLPH ST. CHIOAIO, ILLINOIS
ONE DOOR WEST OP THE HOTEL SHERMAN
WILL OP ON YOUR BOND
JOHN McGILLEN
GENERAL AGENT
American Bonding Company
OF BALTIMORE
Present Assets: $2,640,877.54
PUBLIC OFFICIALS' BONDS, FIDELITY BONDS
CONTRACTORS' BONDS
and every kind of Surety Bonds used in legitimate business, also
CASUALTY INSURANCE
DO YOU INTEND
TO BUY
REAL fcSTATE?
If You Do
remember that the Title
Guarantee Policies issued
by the Chicago Title and
Trust Company constitutes
a contract in which the
company agrees, in case the
title is attacked, to defend it
at the Company's expense.
No other form of title
papers carries such a guar
antee. Any tltlo is subject to at
tack and if attacked must
be defended) with any other
system if an attack is made
upon the title the owner
must defend his title at his
own expense,
" The riilrncn Tllle nml Trnt
Cmniuilir tint only ilefrncl. Jour
tltlo without PMirnan til J oil If
jiiii linxo ii Tltlo folic, lint In
nte nf ln4 the Compiiny, not
the liollcj holder, hrnm the lo.
CHICAGO TITLE & TRUST CO,
69 West Washington Street
AmoIh earreil S I2,nnn,000
Nn Demand llnlilllllei
Continental
and Commercial
National Bank
of Chicago
908 BORLAND BUILDING, 181 LaSalleSi, Chicago
PHONE CnNTRAL 4287
Statement of Condition at Close of
Business Tuesday, September II, 1917
RESOURCES.
Time. Ioans ,,(139,753,289.80
Uemaml lonns I,71J!'J.U5
Acceptances .. l'S3,8TI.M
Itotuls, .Sccml
tlcs, etc. ... 11.23S.IS1.C5
1191,019,133.54
17. H. Horn! 3,955,000 00
llanlc Premise (equity).. 0,000,000.00
Other Ilcnl i:ttitf C9,!il5.C:
rjitstotncis' Mnblllty on Let
ters of Credit 2,819,253.39
Customers' Mnblllty on Ac
ceptances us per Contrn.. 3,449,131.02
Overdrafts , 5.547.85
Cash und Duo from Itanlts. 85,142,545.90
LIABILITIES.
Capital $
Stiiphis
Undivided fronts
Itescrxrd for Taxes
Circulation J150.000.00
Less Amount on
Hand 0.00
(295,490,432.98
Mnblllty on Letters of
Credit
.lability on Acceptances,,
Deposits:
Individual .St.".2.04l.i27.SC
UaiiK 121,087,121.21
21,500,000.00
8,500,000.00
5,314,3550
501,121.33
150,000.00
2.944.1B9.13
3,119,131.02
253.12S.3I9.10
8295,490. 132.98
OFFICERS.
aCOIiaC M. lttn'NOLD3 President
AinilLlt Itm.sol. t)S. ...Vice 1'iesldcnt
KAM'II VAN VI:cMT1:N..VIco President
AI.CX. n01ti:itTSON Vlco President
limtMAN WAI.DIX'K Vlco President
JOHN C. CltAl'T Vlco President
.IAMi:S It. CHAPMAN. ...Vice President
WILLIAM T. UltrCKNi:.VIco President
JOHN It. WASIIIU'ltN....VIco President
WILSON W. LAMPP.IIT Cnslilcr
UAUVnr C. VHItNON Asst. Cashier
CIKOItai: ll. SMITH Asst. Cashier
VILHi:il HATTI'.HY Asst. rnsliler
II. CIlSKINi; SMITH Asst. Cashier
MAN NOIt.MAN Asst. Cashier
anoUOi: A. JACKSON Asst. Cashier
JOHN K. ClLnOCK..MKr. Credit Dept
JOSEPH McCUIlltACH.MBr For. Dept.
U. a. DANIi:LSON....MBr. Transit Dept.
Continental and
Commercial Trust and
Savings Bank
Chicago
Statement of Condition at Com
mencement of Business
September 12, 1917
RESOURCES.
Tlmo Loans (sccuicd by col
lateral) J 7.9S8.S5S.26
Demand loans
(secured by
cjlluteral) ....!11,2C3,1S7.99
Honda nnd so
curlttos 13,140.002 50
Duo fiom banks 5.1S3.42I.3S
Cash 3,195,lti,00
Demand Ito
sources 33.0S2.374. 53
Capital
nurpius
Undivided Prof
LIABILITIES.
t 3,000,000.00
l,&UU,V0O.0O
(41,071,233.19
Its 1.151.S9S.40
Resencd for
taxes, Interest
und dividends 336,332.91
( 0.9SS.231.31
Demand depos
its 20,310,891.23
Time deposits. . . ,14,720,S4S,53
bpeclnl deposits . 45,202,00 3S.OS3.001.S8
OFFICERS.
(41,071,233.19
Georite M, Hojnolda President
John Jay Abbott Vlco President
Arthur Iteynotds Vlco President
f'linrles C. Wlllson Cnshler
William C. Konf Seciotary
IMmuud J. Clausscn Asst. Secretary
llcnr C Olcott.. ...MnnnBer Dond Dent.
Unliert J. Ileicock Ass't Cashier
Albeit S Martin Ass't Cashier
The
Hibernian Banking
Association
Chicago
Statement of Condition at Com
mencement of Business
September 12, 1017
RESOURCES.
(10,753,331.98
..(7.233.0S1.43
., 3,019,620,80
.. 6,013,1)98,70 16,290, I06,y3
80-
Tlme loans
Bonds nnd
curmou ,,,,
Demand loans
Cash and duo
from banks ,
LIABILITIES.
(33,049,738.91
Capital ( 2,000,000 00
surplus 1,000,110000
I'ndlvlded piollts 071,002, "'i
llasuned for tuxes, interest
and dividends 399,277.25
Demand depos
its $ 6,014,391 40
Time deposits. 2J,90.'iOill.71 2S, 979,459. II
(33,049,738.91
OFFICERS.
"Identified with Chicago's Progress Since 1857"
efWeXS
DEPARTMENTS
COMMERCIAL SAVINGS TKUST BOND
FARM LOAN FOREICN EXCHANGE ,
ORSON SMITH
LDMUND D HU1.BERT .
(RANK G. NELSON
JOIINK. ULUNr.Jr
C L. ESTLS
F. W IMOMPSON ..
II G P. OEANS
P. C. PLTLRSON
JOHN J. GLDDbS .
V. E. LOOM 13
LLON L.LOLHR.
A LEONARD JOHNSON
G K.HARDIE. ..
Chaitmin of tlif Doird
PrKjot
. Vice.Prfwknt
Vice.lVffidfnt
Viee-EreiJnl
. Vice-Prfiidtnt
. Vite-l'rMidfnl
Ctihiet
Atiittant CMiit
. AuisUnt Gftnliief
Sf crttiry and Truil Officf f
AiiiitntSrcirlry
Mangpr Bond De p&rtmtot
THE CHARACTER OF THIS BANK IS REFLECTED IN THE
PERSONNEL OF ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
'RANK II. ARMSTRONG IWIcni R.J, Maidott. Comrtnr
CLARLNCL A. riURLLY , Aliomf y nJ CimII
1 y?a.X.'i.CR.Wt-1-'- PiIJ(ntQu.kOiliComtny
lWhl'.L'P.L'-N:j IVudtnl Chicno. UuilirttcnNQuitic Riltod Ccmtny
MARVIN HUGH TT Chmnin Ckicio ft Noilhfiln Rulr Compinr
. . . . rrmdnl
Truilf. Mtnlmll Fi'ld Liute
Prstdfnt IntfrnKlional I Itrvrtter Company
. . , Truitee L. Z. Leil Eilale
Prfiidnl Pullman Company
Chairman JosphT RyefcnfiSon
. PrMiJonl Maithall Held tt Company
. , it Chairman
.. PmuirnlSpiaguf. Warner ft Comtmny
1'rrudtnt Bullet llroihr
Capiialut
112 West Adams Street
CHICA GO
PruniMn t ti in nrtr
chaunceVkeep
CJRUSH McCORMICK . .
SEYMOUR MORRIS .
JOHN S RUNNELLS
EDWARD L. RYLRSON
JOHN G SHEDD
ORSON SMITH
ALBERT A. SPItAGUCli
HOMER A STILLWLLL
MOSESJ.WENTWORTH
Capital and Surplus
,000,000
$lh
(U'lirKO M, IK'Minlds PreKldent
Das Id It l.iuls Vlre President
Henry II C'larko Vice President
l.niils H CKiiko Vice Pietddent
I'lerleiic S llebaid , Cashier
Kvmett It Mcl'iidiliin .. . . Secretni
John P. V. Murphy... .Mur. SuvIubm Dept,
OeorBe Allan .... , Asxt Cnshli'i
Thomns i:, Mcprath , Asst. Cnshlnr
Thacapilaltlotkof Ih. CONTIMNTX IW TOVNEIt.
tlALIHUSI ANISAVIMSPAKi3CC0CC0l tdllt
tip.l.l.l.tk il 7 IIC HIHECMAN UAhKING A5!0rA
TION (StOOOOrOI air owed by ll iloclUl.n cih
mNriNFNTAL AND COMMIKtlAL NATIONAL BAhK
Ur CHICAtiU. I
ConkloeJ Dtpoiili ol Title Fanli $317,100,810 03
,frt
t ftJaTSSSSSBSarritrtC'-J
WE invite you to make this institution you;
banking home and we will be much pleased
to teceive a personal call if you contemolate any
sort of change in your banking connections.
This is prima: ilyacommereial bank, organizea
in 1869, which has maintained its own integrity
and individuality. We appreciate our friends
Capital anil btirphih, $3,000.000 00
Deposits alumt S.'filmO.OOOOO
TRIBUNE BUILDING
MADISON AND DEARBORN STREETS
Capital
and
Surplus,
One
Million
Dollars
OFFICERS
Win, C. Cummings, President
Merrill W. Tilden, Vlce-Preiident Harry P. Gates, Ass't CashUr
Charles Fernald, Vice-President Dale E. Chamberlln, Ass't Cashier
Frederick N. Mercer, Cashier George A. Malcolm, Ass't Cashier
DIRECTORS
Averill Tilden Wm. C. Cummings
L. B. Patterson Bryan G. Tighe
John Fletcher Charles Fernald
Merrill W. Tilden H. J. Aaron
6y PIRST MORTGAGE
QrV) Gold Bonds on New lldgs., Amounts $100 to $',000
' INVESTORS' MANUAL SENT TREE
hTg: HOWARD HE.
N. E. Cor. Washington & Clark Sts.
Mechanics and Traders State Bank
Washington Boulevard and Desplalnes Street
1IUIECTOIIS
WM. T. AIIIIOIT,
VIciM'reaKUni Control Truat Com
pany of Illinois.
c.main r. ciuin,
I'rcaldent.
W. II. litWKS, . ,.
Vlce-lrtldent anil Caihlcr, Cen
tral Truat Company of Illinois.
II. M. IIKAVITT,
uoruumni; unomni. ino uoouery.
cm. vis r. ciiAin,
I'realilent.
I'ormerly Caihlcr Metropolitan
Truat 4 Saving" Dank.
NOItTIIN V. SIOMC,
Caihler.
fornurly Au't Cashier The I'ralrlo
Utale Dank
lIKNItV (J.MNKIt,
Oitlner ii Koehler, rurnlture,
130t Milwaukee Ae.
MIAMI CiOUI.II,
L. aoultl & Co , WooJenware,
700 W l.uko St.
S. A. IIIIODKS,
H A ltlioilts MfC Co, tOt N.
Jefferson St
c, ii. hcom.i.i:,
Itcal Instate, oak Turk and Chicago
orncicits
wii.i.ivm it, DAWICS,
Vlco-rronlilent.
Vlce-rrcldcnt, Central Trust Com
pany of Illinois
I HANK W. COLLINS,
Ass't Cashier,
formerly I'aylnf Tellor. The I'rolrla
btata Dunk.
The Examiner for The Chicago Clearing House Association
In his report on tills Imnk Mny 2.1, 11)11, no
"This Bank is carefully and well managed nnd general
conditions are highly satisfactory to the Examiner."
(Signed) CHAS. H. MEYER, Examiner.
NorthWestern
Trust and Savings Bank
Milwaukee Ave. and Division St.
Resources $7,000,000
A BANK OF STRENGTH
CHARACTER and RELIABILITY