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Heals sorethroat. wounds and cuts. 25 and SO cts. a box. druggists or bv mail postpaid. S:i ill pl; Free. THE PAXTON TOILET CO., Boston. Mass. Walker. Brothers Bankers Establish Special Department De-partment for Banking by Mail; Another Step in Growth of Old Institution By establishing- a special department for "Banking; by Mail," Walker Brothers Bankers have made it possible for every person to open an account and carry on a banking business with this old institution without going farther from home than the nearest mail box or post-office. post-office. . During the fifty-two years they have been in business, busi-ness, Walker Brothers Bankers have always sought to serve the best interests of the entire Intel-mountain region, re-gion, in which they were the first bank to be established. The board of directors desires that this institution Bhall be known everywhere as A BANK FOR ALL THE PEOPLE. With this purpose in view, the bank recently opened a savings department, receiving deposits o $1 or more and paving on them 4 per cent compound interest. The instant success of this department especially in the large number of small accounts, running from $1 to $10 for the first deposit has been highly gratifying. WHEREVER THE MAILS CAN GO. The directors, as a consequence, have decided to afford the same opportunities to people living at a distance dis-tance from Salt Lake City, and to carry the facilities of this old, strong, conservative institution, backed by its large resources and over half a century of successful business experience, wherever there is a postoffice, a mail box. a rural delivery route in fact, wherever a letter can reach. The country merchant, the professional man. farmer, stockman, railroad man, miner, clerk indeed, every man, woman and child can use this bank for savings or for checking accounts as well as if they lived next door to it. While It retains the same advantages for large customers. cus-tomers. It affords the facilities of the h.ink and the same courteous treatment to the small depositors. HOW TO BANK BY MAIL. Banking by mail consists of mailing a letter instead of coming to the bank. While special forms of deposit and withdrawal slips are provided for the convenience of customers, all that is necessary for a person to do who wishes to put a dollar or more at interest is to inclose it in a letter to the bank, with his signature and address. The amount is immediately imme-diately credited to his account and a bank book is mailed to him. Withdrawals may be made by mall just as conveniently. con-veniently. The safest ways to send cash are to register the letter or to remit by postoffice money order, express money order, bank check or draft; but If any of these ways are not convenient, the cash may be inclosed in the letter in the ordinary way. NOT A NEW VENTURE, BUT GROWTH. This step is in no sense a departure from the con-ervative. con-ervative. sound methods which have made this bank successful for over half a century. On the contrary, it is but the extension of a proved practice. Ever since the bank was established, in 1859. when the mails were carried car-ried by the pony express and stage coaches, there have been men in various parts of Utah, Idaho. Nevada, Wyoming, Wyo-ming, Montana and elsewhere who have made it a practice to send to this bank by mall all money they received, keeping It safely on deposit here, and drawing on It as needed. WHY DEPOSIT IN A BANK? Banks are organized primarily to provide a safe . place for money. The keeping of cash in any amount about the premises prem-ises or on the person is dangerous. H may be lost or destroyed by tire. Its presence is a constant temptation to crime. Burglaries, robberies and murders committed to secure money are of daily occurrence. Vh(m money Is deposited in a bank, the banker becomes be-comes responsible for its safety. Not only is the expense practically nothing at most, only the cost of a moncy order and a two-cent stamp but when money is placed , in a savings account it Is drawing 4 per cent compound Interest. NO DOUBT OF THIS BANK'S SAFETY. "For more than half a century the name of Walker ttrolhers Bankers bus been a synonym for sufVly." Tiie institution lias always stood and niv:iys will stand for solid, conservative methods in banking, ever sa iVgnard-ing iVgnard-ing closely the interests of its depositors. Today it has over $:t, 0()0. 000 of resources, and with the surplus and stockholders" liability, there Is a margin of over $ i; J .". . 0 0 0 between assets and liabilities, for the special protection of depositors. its present com nia nd I ng financial position, together with its record for fifty-two years, during -which the entire en-tire country has passed through ninny trying times, is the strongest possible assurance for the future. DIRECTORS WHO REALLY DIRECT. The executive committee meets daily to pass on se-t-' curltles offered, and the entire board of directors holds frequent meetings to go over thoroughly all matters connected con-nected with the bank. The directors are composed of the following: Matthew H. Walker, president and one of the founders of Walker Brothers Hankers, one of the largest owners of business real estate In Salr Lake C'.iy. l'. N. Strevell. viee-prcsiden t of trevell-r.- i erson Hardware company, wholesale hardware, president of Independent t'oal & Coke Company. L. II. Karnswort h, vice-president WatVor Brothers Bankers. (leorge S. Auerbach. general manager of Auerbach Company, pioneer dry goods merchants; a large holder of real estate. E. O. Howard, cashier Walkers Brothers Bankers. L If. (1. McMillan, capitalist, general manager of Daly- I West Mining Company. L John 11. Walker, assistant cashier Walker Brothers Ip, Bankers. F YY Montague Ferry, mining. f F. A. Druehl. of Druohl it Frankon, wholesale and ' retail druggists, president Smith Drug Co. OPPORTUNITIES IN COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. The long experience of this bank has put it in an exceptionally good position to understand the needs of the people throughout the intermountain region. Through the special "banking by mail" department it hopes to come into still closer touch with individuals throughout this territory. A .Salt Lake banking connection Is desirable for the merchant in smaller cities or towns or in the country, for stockmen, farmers, professional men and others who may desire to keep their money where they can draw checks against 'it. Deposits can readily be made by mall, and checks against the account drawn as desired. All the facilities of a great banking institution are at the disposal of our customers. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT IS FOR EVERYBODY. Every man. woman and child in the intermountain region should have an account with the savings department. depart-ment. One dollar is enough to begin, and small accounts are welcome. Additions can be made as convenient. Four per cent interest is paid on savings accounts. April 1 and October 1 of each year the interest is figured on the balance you have on deposit at that time, and this interest is credited to your account. In the future, interest is paid on this interest, just as if it were an additional deposit. Money mounts up fast in this way. It will double itself in seventeen years and eight months. The greatest successes in accumulating money have been made by regular saving. Business men are coming to use savings accounts to accumulate surplus for the protection of their business. Children should have savings accounts to teach them habits of thrift and perhaps to help provide for their education and start in life. This is a method by which the wage earner, the farmer, the person in every walk in life, can in an easy way accumulate a fund of ready cash. Money in the bank can thus be held ready for any opportunity or emergency. The farmer has it on hand to buy more land, if he so desires, the clerk to go into business for himself, another person to take advantage of a favorable chance for investment, in-vestment, and so on. It is ready all the time to see its owner through sickness sick-ness or misfortune or to provide for old age. Women are especially invited to open accounts with this bank. They can have the accounts in their own names, and nobody else can draw the money without their permission. N , RELATIONS WITH LOCAL BANKS. If you have an account with a bank where vour relations re-lations are entirely satisfactory, Walker Brothers Bankers do not advise you to transfer your account. Possibly, however, you may wish to keep a reserve fund in Salt Lake City. Or you may be desirous of changing chang-ing your banking connections. Perhaps you may wish to keep a checking account with your local bank, and open a savings account with us, wfiere you can get 4 per cent compound interest. YOUR BUSINESS ALWAYS IS CONFIDENTIAL. All you transactions with this bank will be kept strictly confidential between yourself and the bank. Your neighbors will know nothing about your business. busi-ness. BOOKLET FREE TO ANY ADDRESS. The bank has in press a booklet, containing Interesting Interest-ing pioneer pictures, something about banking in the early days and today, with further information about the various branches of the bank. It will be sent you free if you will send your name and address on this coupon: Walker Brothers Bankers. Salt Lake City: Please send me booklet. Name , Street and Number Postoffice VN To Open an Account by Mail All thai I m really neccNMnry Is to IneloKc the inonev, Mnlini;- whellier you wipili It lo go Into n chocking ne-eoniil ne-eoniil or n sniltiKs nceounl, ond Riving your Htcrmttiire unci nddross. on tuny tluil il convonier.l. however, to cut out nuil ukc tiifH coupon ns a uVpoMt lfp: Remitted to t .M.Ii;it llltOTHEHS IttXKKHS, Salt I.nkr City, by Nji me . . Street mill .i:mlrr POHtolTlee IStnte here whether fur cheeking or savings necunntl Currency gt Hank Cheek ft Hnuk Drnft gt Postoffice Money Order ,.. gt Kxprcss Money Order gt Tolnl Note. 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There are many s ii ji conditions due to impure blood such p-.-K Al as dropsy, fainting spells, nervous debil- s jf''4 ''y r the many scrofulous conditions, f.i.vV.X jHt-V. jf-i ulcers, "fever sores," while swellings, hLJ.xriyitf y.';. 'TPntefai'Jii etc. All can be overcome and cured by Br. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery This supplies pure blood by aiding digestion, increasing assimilation and imparting tone to the whole circulatory system. It's a heart tonic and a great deal more, having an alterative action on the liver and kidneys, it helps to eliminate the poisons from the blood. To enrich the blood and increase the red blood corpuscles, thereby feeding the nerves on rich red blood and doing away with nervous irritability, irri-tability, take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and do not permit a dishonest dealer to insult your intelligence with the "just as good kind." The "Discovery" has 40 years of cures behind it and contains no alcohol or narcotics. Ingredients plainly printed on wrapper. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of wrapping and mailing onv. Send 31 one-cent i stamps for the French c'oth-bound book. Address: Dr. R. V.Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y. |