
1907
Do you like money? It will pay you to see us at once.
Note: Printed in red.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1907, scan 48.
| Year | Phone | Address | People named |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1907 | none printed | none printed | |
| 1908 | none printed | none printed | |
| 1909 | none printed | Hoquiam, Washington | Geo. L. Davis (President), J. O. Sterns (Vice President), R. E. Dawdy (Cashier) |
| 1910 | none printed | Hoquiam, Wash. | |
| 1911 | none printed | none printed | |
| 1912 | none printed | none printed | |
| 1913 | none printed | none printed | |
| 1914 | none printed | none printed | |
| 1915 | none printed | Hoquiam, Wash. | |
| 1915 | none printed | none printed | |
| 1916 | none printed | Hoquiam, Wn. | |
| 1917 | none printed | Hoquiam, Wash. | |
| 1918 | none printed | none printed | |
| 1919 | none printed | none printed | |
| 1920 | none printed | none printed |
As printed in each ad. Street numbers and telephone numbers changed over time, so a difference between years is part of the record.

Do you like money? It will pay you to see us at once.
Note: Printed in red.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1907, scan 48.

Deposit your money with the Lumberman's Bank. Patronize home capital; capital $100,000.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1908, scan 60.

A home bank. Capital stock $100,000; stockholders' liability $100,000. We pay 4 per cent on time deposits.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1909, scan 134.

Your big home bank. Capital $100,000.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1910, scan 56.

Be on the safe side: safe deposit boxes and vault, $2.00 and up per year. Capital and profits $135,000. We do a clean banking business.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1911, scan 125.

Cash and credit; deposit your cash and build your credit. Capital $100,000; surplus $10,000.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1912, scan 104.


Here is your money: any time you want it you can get it on request without notice. Capital $100,000; surplus $10,000; profits $15,000. Resources over half a million.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1914, scan 127.

Both off and on: save when you are young; we welcome your account. The Old Reliable.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1915, scan 55.

Lessons of childhood; the savings account. The Old Reliable.
Note: Ad in the Christmas number bound into this volume.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1915, scan 72.

Lessons of childhood; the savings account. The Old Reliable.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1916, scan 2.

Liberty Loan: your country needs your money. The Old Reliable.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1917, scan 153.

That comfortable feeling; member Federal Reserve System. The Old Reliable.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1918, scan 132.

Member Federal Reserve Bank; the old reliable; checking accounts.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1919, scan 148.

The Old Reliable; member Federal Reserve Bank; savings accounts welcomed.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1920, scan 114.
Transcribed from the scanned yearbook. Spellings, numbers and addresses are as printed and may contain reading errors; always check the page image. Send a correction.