Ventnor news., December 17, 1924, Christmas Supplement, Page TWO, Image 2

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gives its members interest on the money, but it gives
something far more valuable than that.
It gives the Savings Habit. Shows people how really
easy it is to accumulate money in a systematic way. Ask
any of our oldmembers. They know.
Take out memberships for the boys and girls—along
with your own. Make the first deposit for them, and
give them the responsibility of keeping it up. It builds
character and develops the most important habit for
future welfare—thrift.
Club now open to all, with cordial invitations to join.
Weekly payments in amounts suited to everybody.
4% Paid on Savings Accounts
Ventnor Trust Company, Victoria and Atlantic Ares.
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Friendliness
such as is maintained between
this Bank and its customers finds
a particularly seasonable expres
sion at this Merry Christmas
Time. The Community spirit
which has meant so much in the
life of Ventnor has its hearty ful
filment in the daily routine of
this institution.
The Ventnor City National Bank
Atlantic Avenue at Surrey Place, Ventnor, Atlantic City, N. J.
Member Federal Reserve System A National Bank with a Savings Departmenl
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Do You Really Think
Before You Invest?
Investment should be a matter of advice—kindred to that of legal opinion.
Only those who make a study of the market, of business conditions and of
monetary returns and risks, can feel fully confident to make purchases in the
field of Stocks and Bonds.
If you do not feel that you possess these qualities—consult your banker.
It is to supply this need that we maintain a special Bond Department.
INVESTED COLLATERALS ARE INCREASINGLY POPULAR
AS CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
WE RECOMMEND
Name of Issue Coupon Rate Maturity Price
Stanley Co. of Atlantic City 6 Jan. 1, 1934 98J4
Phila. Rapid Transit 6 Jan., 1924 100
Market St. Ry., 1st Mortgage 7 April, 1940 100
BOND DEPARTMENT
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
Atlantic and Arkansas Avenues
JOHN J. SAUNDERS, JR., Manager Telephone, Marine 392