The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 28, 1924, Page 12

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Ought Not to Die: medicine that puts your kidneys! save heartbreak through grief—and} i “SECRET” OPENS IN LONDON AND PA Will King Co. in “The Other Woman” RIS Sophie Tucker ‘Stops’ Orpheum Vaudeville Show * “Not a Drum Was Heard” THE CIRCLE” , ps paater MARRIAG CHARLES KAY THE COLONIAL AT “Fast Steppers” AWAY PIMPLES: Ee URE POSLAM auarry, a “dynamite” bat shooting and hard riding « Margaret Morris, MILES OUT” AT| = ~ Poslam never have Its soothing, con &@ pretty little nites Minneapolis girl, who was chosen |centrated me jan one of.the “13 baby stars of | pimples and s24. by the Wampas club, plays| magic. Tr 10 THAT SEEN- NEVER FORGOTTEN ONLY 4 DAYS MORE, THE) GONE FOR LONG TIMI PICTURE ONL Wil has ELINOR GLYW'S Sensational — Thrilling! = NOTHING CLEARS «é T H R E E Borderline Thrills Mexican Mystery Kiddies Always t t ' ’ ! t *10c HOW WE INVEST YOUR SAVINGS This is a MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK—owned by its 80,000 depositors, Every Savings Bank in Massachusetts (where two out of every three people have sav- ings accounts) is STRICTLY MUTUAL, Every Savings Bank in New York State is a STRICTLY MUTUAL SAVINGS Bank. No other kind is allowed to operate. The largest Savings Banks in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Minnesota, California and the State of Washington are STRICTLY MUTUAL Savings Banks, You never hear of the failure of a Mutual Savings Bank—despite the fact that Mutual Savings Banks hold approximately 75% of all the savings deposits in strictly savings banks in the entire United States, WHY THIS INSTITUTION IS SAFE AND WHY WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN ABLE TO PAY WITHDRAWALS ON DEMAND How Your Money Is Invested United States Government Securities (Bonds, Treasury Notes, Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness), par value ...... .-$ 4,381,875.24 County General Obligation Bonds, mostly in the State of Wash- ington ........... ceeee sat basa vies on c 745,095.00 City General Obligation Bonds i in the State of Washington” 461,449.94 School District Bonds in the State of ee cD . 448,240.95 Port of Seattle, King County Bonds...... a 167,020.22 Local Improvement District Bonds of Cities in the State of SV AMIS MONE sis 5.5 c 5.0 WO sea pas Kae SRG s 06 Tee ENS 1,809,044.88 State of Washington Drainage, Diking and Irrigation District General Obligation Bonds................... 851,197.95 County and School District Warrants in the State of Wash- TASTOM SS ids ve basen heen Ged wiseaees Cinta Meise 7,316.24 Cash on Hand and in Banks........... acomy ss 589,978.82 TOTAL CASH AND LIQUID SECURITIES Easily Converted BN GO- Cah iai0 30 ont ohehs sd is ete iia vals cons Me a $ 8,961,219.24 FIRST MORTGAGES ON HIGHLY IMPROVED CITY AND FARM PROPERTY ............. WOE cs capes 19,151,507.32 About $3,600,000 ts loaned on highly productive wheat farms in Eastern Wash- ington an rich bottom-iand farms in Western Washington; $15,100,000 }= loaned on homes occupled by the owners, and on downtown business properties, the value of which is conservatively three times the amount loaned BANKING HOUSE AND LOT.......... se tos ganas 400,000.00 «basement brick building located on the no hw t corner of Second | Annas tour storiee AnApETt OC the RaRemant cre noReT " oT istantere rectal | OTHER REAL ESTATE OWNED BY THE BANK........ 10,009.42 | FURNITURE AND FIXTURES, Safes, Adding Machines and | Office Equipment ........ SER srt ats ee Cia e cunt 19,610.00 TOTAL RESOURCES ........... . -$28,592,345.98 In addition to the securities above listed, this bank carries a Reserve Fund for the additional protection of its depositors of over $500,000. This fund is to meet any contingency or loss in the business from depreciation of its securities or otherwise. At least 5% of the Bank’s net earnings must be set aside and credited to the Reserve Fund each year. In determining the amount of the Reserve Fund the securities are carried at cost. Although not at thi have specialized on “HOME LOANS” for thirty-four years, we do Ime own n single residence property In Seattle taken by foreclosure Washington Mutual Savings Bank Established Thirty-four Years 1101 Second Avenue OFFICERS HARRY SHELTON, Secretary WALTER J, WARD, Assistant Secretary HARRY G, BALDW ssistant pt HERBERT C, BRY Assistant a STEES Resources $28,500,000.00 RAY: MOND R, FRAZIBR, President Vice President RROW, ROLLIN SANFORD, Vi President President ONDON DARROW TAY MOND R. PRAZIDR