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TOMORROW
National T
hrif t Day or 'Bank Bay '
Medford Banks Are Here to Serve Your Needs, Use Them, Begin Today
This is the time that thousands of loyal American "citizens should start a prac
tice of systematic accumulation by opening a bank account. This is the timo.
they have selected to make an end of needless extravagance and establish,, a
surplus in their name in a local bank. Those who already have a bank account
have chosen this as an appropriate time to add materially each week to the
surplus which they are in the habit of maintaining in their" bank.
In this way they propose to rise to the occasion, just as they did so many times
during the war, and help their Country tide over a period of, severe economic
stress. In this way they propose to do their part to assure a continuance of
the unusual prosperity which business in general is enjoying at the present
time.
How many of you who read these1 line realize fully all the advantages of hav
ing a bank account? How many know even the four main benefits which such
practice brings ?. man? For the benefit of those who are not familiar with
these benefits we will enumerate:
FIRST:
'It brings a man a very def
inite standing in his coin
nninily. His friends and
business associates regard
him with respect. He
finds the merchants with
whom lie deals are glad to
do business with him on a
credit, basis. He finds that
they treat liim more as a
man of affairs.
SECOND:
.Paying by check rattier
than in cash means greater
convenience and greater
safety. There, is never
any fussing to make the
right change. There is
never any necessity ol'
having on hand a large
supply of cash, which is
always unwise and dan
gerous. There is no danger
in ! sending a cheek I hru
the mails. There is no
bother in getting and fil
ing a receipt. Your cancel
ed check is always held as
sufficient receipt.
THIRD:
A surplus in the lmnk
means that you are al
ways ready to meet, emer
gencies. A sudden call for
ready money .finds you
prepared. You are able to
take advantage of dis
counts on hills and notes
for prompt payment. You
need never pass up a busi
ness opportunity which
requires a certain amount
of immediately available
funds to swing the deal.
FOURTH:
A man who keeps n bank
account establishes for
himself a certain earning
power. His business asso
ciates know what his capa
bilities are and when there
is need for him to nego
tiate a loan he finds that
ho is considered a good
risk, his credit is good.
The officials of his hank
are ever ready to help him
out after ho has once won
their confidence as a man
of systematic business
habits and definite earn
ing power.
All these and many others are the benefit? which you will derive from a bank account. Visit any of the banks mentioned in this ad
and have them explain in greater detail just what a bank account would mean to you. No matter how small or large your requir
ments are, these banks will serve you efficiently, courteously, safely. ; Wtfrr '....J..,
Oct into the habit of building for future needs. Start a
surplus each week. The time will conic when you will
serve which you can turn into immediate cash.
bank account and make it a point to increase your
realize fully the importance of having on hand a re-
Remember the teachings of Benjamin Franklin that "a penny saved is a penny earned" and save, Save, SAVE!
EVERY PERSON IN MEDFORD SHOULD BE A BANK DEPOSITOR IN 1920-MEDFORD BANKS STAND READY TO HELP YOU TO BECOME "THRIFTY." I
First National Bank Medford National Bank
Jackson County Bank Farmers and Fruit Growers Bank
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