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Albany's Oldest Bank
Successful for 125 Years
N e w Y o r k State
N a t i o n a l B a n k
of Albany, N. Y.
Capital . . . $1,250,000
Surplus and Un­
divided Profits $2,650,000
New York Central Lines Depository
OFFICERS:
LEDYARD COGSWELL, Chairman of Board.
LEDYARD COGSWELL, Jr., President.
PARKER CORNING, Vice-President.
FREDERICK McDONALD, Vice-President.
J. MILTON RUSSUM, Cashier.
EDWARD M. BOICE, Assistant Cashier.
WM. R. BLEECKER, Assistant Cashier.
EDMUND W. CORRIE, Assistant Cashier.
HAROLD C. JOSLIN, Assistant Cashier.
CHESTER C. KENT, Trust Officer.
MARK H. PEET, Assistant Trust Officer.
C O L U M B U S
is a growing city. It is progressive.
Bank deposits of Columbus banks
total over $115,000,000. It will
make a good city for manufacturer,
jobber, merchant and all types of
business enterprises.
For desirable offices in the heart of
Columbus' business activity, apply at
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
9 East Long Street
TheW. S. Gilkey Printing Company
Continuous
Folded Forms
Tariffs
Railroad Forms and
Blank Books
Betts'
Gilkey-Ogden Patent
Cut-Up System of
Wheel and
Interchange Forms
Cleveland, Ohio
New York Central Lines Magazine for May, 1928
Worcester
Bank & Trust
Company
WORCESTER, MASS.
Worcester's Largest Commercial Bank
Deposits over $35,000,000
Trust Funds over $18,000,000
A D E P O T F O R D E P O S I T S
The depots on the road to success are
banks and the tickets are deposit slips.
In Youngstown this institution is the
main depot for deposits.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
THE DOLLAR SAVINGS & TRUST CO.
Resources—Over Forty-Six Millions
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
It is the Dimes That You Save
that count—and quickly help
you realize your ambitions.
Not the Dimes You Spend
Dime Savers Free for the asking
Dept. D. S.
The Northern New York Trust Company
WATERTOWN, NEW YORK
E V E R Y T H I N G
FOR THE
O F F I C E
Printing Accounting Systems
Engraving Office Furniture
Lithographing Filing Equipment
Blank Books Loose Leaf Devices
Stationery Surveying Instruments
Drafting and Drawing Supplies
QREGORY^AyER & JHOAfO.
CADILLAC SQUARE DETROIT, MICH.
LANSING — BRANCHES — FLINT
New York Central Lines Magazine for May, 1928
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CONVENIENT
OFFICES IN
HUFFALO
Is t h e r e " A G R E E N F L A G
o n y o u r i n c o m e ?
NO man really is prosperous
until he makes his money,
whether capital or salary,
work for him. He must be sure
that there is "more coming."
The easiest and surest way to
do this is through a bank
account. Every deposit works
for you . . . you take out more
than you put in!
Put out the green flags today—open an account
at the Marine. It will start building the foundation
of your financial independence.
U s e T o u r B r a i n
In spending money you should
use your intelligence. Brain is
just as necessary in helping you
save your money. Think a little
bit and you will find the savings
account to be the most secure
for your savings.
4% Interest Here
"Pointers on Saving" free booklet
Write for it
%
Farmers Deposit National Bank
Savings Department
Fifth Avenue and Wood Street
Pittsburgh, Pa.
M A R I N E
T R U S T C O M P A N Y
OF
B U F F A L O
"RESOURCES
JtiO'RE THAN
20O
^MILLION
The New
Huntington
Bank
Building
29
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CONSIDER THE ADVANTAGES
of locating your Columbus office in Columbus'
finest general office building. Address
HUNTINGTON BANK BUILDING
Suite311-312 Columbus.Ohio