The Northman., April 29, 1920, Image 20

Are You Thinking of Sending
Money to Norway ?
DO IT NOW!
At the Present Time 30 Per Cent Is Made
On the Exchange Between the
Dollar and the Krone
Money may be pag^r dollars to our credit at the National City Bank of New
York, N. Y. As soon as we receive notification that the money has been paid in,
we recon the amount in dollars into kroner, according to the best current rate. Or
you can go to a bank at your place of residence, buy a draft on a Norwegian bank
and send the draft to us. The deposit book will be sent to you or kept free of
charge in our bank in accordance with your desire.
If you intend to visit Norway in the future, you should buy your exchange
now while the rate is favorable.
At the present our rate of interest is 5 per cent on Sav­
ings deposits and 5 1-2 per cent on 6 months withdraw­
al notice. Your deposit will be exempt from tax in Nor­
way.
The Bank of Commerce has a special department for American transactions.
We shall be pleased to give information, write to us.
The Norway Bank of Commerce, “Den Norske Handelsbank” was established
in 1885 at Trondhjems Bank of Commerce, “Trondhjems Handelsbank”, and it
has now a paid up stock capital of 41 Million Crowns and a reserve fund of 40
Million Crowns, with branch banks in Trondhjem, Kristiansund and Kristiania.
Trondhjem,
Kristiansund N.
Kristiania, February 15, 1920
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Norway Bank of Commerce
Den Norske Handelsbank