The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1921, Page 16

—— ————— —$— ue — a HANS PEDERSON General Contractor 303’ Alaska Building Phone Elliott 2398 Had the General Contract for the building work of the NEW WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK BUILDING We Furnished and Installed the Marble for the 1} New Washington Mutual Savings Bank Building Seattle Marble and Tile Co. D. E. WILLIAMS ELLIOTT 5127 THE SEAT TLE STAR aes —_.. faa AES) b ) SHOWING INTERIOR VIEW OF THE NEW WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK BUILDING The Beautiful Interior Effect of The New Washington Mutual Bank Building was produced by the use of Select Honduras Mahogany in all the mill work, The Panel Work, Check Desks, Seats, Stairs and mill work com- plete, were furnished by specialists of the highest class. Pacific Door Manufacturing Co. Seventh and Charleston Street The Instantaneous Alarm Company ESTABLISHED 1890 Complete Electrical Protection for Banks, Safe Deposit Vaults and Mercantile Establishments 8101, FIRST AVENUE \ The Desks and Chairs in the new premises of the Washington Mutual Savings Bank, were sup- plied by the SEATTLE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. A unique combination in Office Furnishings of Utility, Beauty and Durability. DESKS | SEATTLE OFFICE | EQUIPMENT CO. ISIB THIRDAVE MAIN 70 JOHN GRAHAM, A. I. A. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER 1910 L. C. SMITH BUILDING SEATTLE, WASHINGTON Wee MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK BUILDING IS FACED WITH NORTHERN CLAY COMPANY TERRA COTTA. The color of Terra Cotta has life. It is produced by fire; colors are permanently non-fading and can be easily kept clean. It can be molded in any form. It is the ideal facing material. NORTHERN CLAY COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF TERRA COTTA Permanent Beautiful Profitable REMOVAL NOTICE , | ¥ Monday morning, June 20, we will open for business at 9 0’clock, inour new, permanent home at 1101 SECOND AVENUE (Northwest Corner Second and Spring). Bc vd gtd years ago, when Seattle was still smouldering after the great fire of 1889, prominent citizens organized this institution for savings and made offi- cial declaration in the Articles of Incorporation that the purpose of the organiza- tion was to offer a “Safe, Profitable and Convenient medium for the investment of Savings Funds.” - OR 32 years the first consideration in the conduct of this business has been SAFETY for the funds Telt In our care. ‘HIS is why, for 32 years, we have never failed to pay semi-annual dividends to our depositors and, during all that time, have paid withdrawals promptly. OR 82 years we have consistently fought, and shall continue to fight, “fly-by- night,” “get-rich-quick” concerns whose managers and sales agents rob the men and women of this community of their hard-earned wages. E have always fought for, and shall continue to fight for, good legislation for the savings depositors in this city and state, to the ead that all savings deposits shall be specially protected. Wt believe the best GUARANTEE for the SAFETY of your SAVINGS is scien- tific savings bank legislation, which shall prescribe the manner in which your SAVINGS shall be invested. LTE sincerely hope the time will soon come when this Bank can no longer make the claim that it is the only institution in the State operating under a scien- tific Savings Bank Law. HIS Bank stands for the Greatest Service to the Greatest Number, and for a MAXIMUM of SAFETY for the funds we care for. E shall continue to loan money to people with which to buy and build homes or pay off existing mortgages. After 32 years of specializing on home loans, we are pleased to record that we do not own a single residence property in Seattle taken by foreclosure. E shall continue to loan at the lowest rates—because we know this is the only ; way we can get the best security. E shall tenaciously hold to the doctrine that the rate of interest you receive on your savings deposits is of little importance—and that SAFETY FOR YOUR PRINCIPAL is ALL IMPORTANT. WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK 1101 Second Avenue ° The OLDEST, and LARGEST Strictly SAVINGS BANK in the State of Washington TRUSTEES IVAR JANSON WILLIAM A. PETERS ROLLIN SANFORD JAMES SHANNON WILLIAM THAANUM OFFICERS Fm. G. AMES WILLIS 8, DARROW, Secretary M. F. BACKUS WALTER J, WARD, Assistant Secretary TORN tT. CONDON HARRY SHELTON, Assistant Secretary ¥. B. YINLEY RAYMOND R. FRAZIER Cc. B. VILAS Fr. W. WEST DAVID WHITCOMB EUGENE B. FAVRE, Spokane L. O, JANECK, Yakima RAYMOND R. FRAZIER, President WILLIAM THAANUM, Vice President ROLLIN SANFORD, Vice President