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Come and Celebrate Our Twenty-fifth Anniversary With Os We Want Yew To Consider This A CORDIAL INVITATION To Come ztnd Help Us Celebrate

Any time between October 22nd to 29th, inchisive

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s Wfyle any practical expneseion of your ap;iaft<m of our helpfidness to you in the : twenty-five years will be appreciated, ve want you to feel absolutely free to call »>*• .

These Ideals of Service and Conduct Shall Ever Continue

TO OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS When this institution was organized twenty-five years ago iu founders were inspired with high ideals of service: They foresaw the great good a Banking Institution could be to the community. The writer;was one of the founders anpd has been with the institution as Vice President and President during this entire period, i want to say that during this period all of our deliberations and decisions have been based on the constructive development and upbuilding- of our city. We have always endeavored to adhere to oiir motto of Safety, Stability, Service, for Safety is the first requisite in the upbuilding of any hanking institution as no great number of people will support an institution when they do not feel their funds are secure. Stability—There must be stability, that is a definite fixedness of policy. It has been our policy to meet every issue that has confronted us with a kindly firmness which could not be misunderstood. You will never find here a "Namby Pamby policy, but you will always find that kindly firmness which makes for stable growth. Service—Our ideals of service hav- cuways been paramount to our desire for profit. We have (endeavored to serve those interests which were actively engaged in the constructive development of our community and have never catered to speculation. That our ideels have been well founded can be reflected in no more practical manner than by referring you to our original and recent statements. May these ideals of sound bankJhg ever continue. Cordially yours, s. R. B. STITTS, President. «

You may rest assured that no one wiH tolicit you for business while here, as it iSour desire to make this an unostentetiou* homey affain

ORIGINAL STATEMENT

....-ASSETS. U. S. Bonds .. Premipm on U. S. Banking House, etc— Due from Banks.... Cash Collateral Loai Bills Discounted.... f / LIABILITIES Capital Stock (Paid in).. Undivided Profits... Deposits

^ flY,500.00 1.156.25 25.000.00 98.844.06 12.160.77 6,160.00 84.897.06

$240,718:94 i *26,600.00 5,372.59 200.746.35

A f / _ *240,710.94 RECENT STATEMENT

ASSPTS

Loans and Discounts....

U. S. Govt. Securities.... Bonds and Investments—

Cash end ReserveDue from Banks— Banking House.

Furniture and Fixtures— Redemption U. S. Treasurer....

$2,634,280.92 473.325.00 1.101.254.90 335.396.52 180.674.00 192.000.00 18,226.00 15,000 00

Capital Surplus . Undivided Profits— Deposits . Circulation Dividends Unpaid Due to Banks....

LIABILITIES

$4,950,157.34 $300,000.00 350.000. 00 52.433.48 3.937.588.38 300.000. 00 82.00 10.053.48

$4,950,157.34

685.743.60

Trust Funds not included in above..

Total Current and Trust Funds $5,635,900.94

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OCEAN CITY, N. J.