Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25

The Citizens National /, The
largcSt and most progressive bank
in the county" he said. being cs-
tabliShcd since 1905. and with
| whom / have done business Tor
years. While they are conscrva-
tive in Ill their dealings. vet THEN
reliable methods OF doing buSi-
ness have won for them the CON
lidcncc Of the entire community.
II see by their latest report
they had on hand resources
amounting to over $lOG.0OOCO.
with capital stock and surplus and
undivided profits OF over $4,000
which Is strength sufficient to
keep any man from worrying as
! To whether or not his account is
safe. Then again. their deposits
ioi around 10000 are something
any bank should lie proud Of.
showing the absolute confidence
Of al classes OF people i'm this in
stitution"
Henry also insisted upon Nir-
ginia opening personal checking
account Ito pay Your household
ard dressing bills said ne. 1T
prevents losing money through
carclcs-ncs> or theft. and gives
YOU an indisputablc receipt for
every account paid
Their statement almost made
me dizzv.' said the Major. Nh
those big totals OF capital. surplus
and deposits"
The Citizens National Is one of
the strongest banks iu Central
Kentucky replied Henry as they
lit their cigars after leaving the
bank. When Won consider their
wonderful steady growth. II.
speaks well for the confidence re-
posed in them. They are mem /
bcrs OF the Federal Reserve Sys-i
ten. in fact. every department j.
under direct supervision OF the
United States government. Their,
banking quarters have lately been
rcmodcled. as YOU could see and
they have a thoroughly frcproof
and hurelarproof vault. with safe !.
Is deposit boxes. that Is one of
the best in Kentucky.
They do = big business here.
Tor their Board 81 Directors are
business men Of known response
bilitv and with their immense re
sources they are able To finance
any kind Of an account that
comes within the scope Of good
legitimate banking procedure. /
have carried my account here for
wears"
Il guess we had better arrange
for our flowers" said uncle. Is
they left the bank. Il want to
make arrangements for the dec
orations for orr first reception
next week"
1t was but few minutes ride
out to the, beautiful Richmond
Green Houses. Henry introduc- !
ed them To Mr.. NJ. S.Pontrich.
the proprietor. who came for
ward to wait upon them.
Virginia expressed great sur
prise ri the magnitude OF the
floral display. for they found Z
complete and varied assortment
OF the choicest grade of flowers.
plants. ferns. palms. etc. !
Il noticed YOU didn't spend
much time in telling what kind
OF flowers YOU wanted" said
Paul. aside to uncle. as Mr.. POnt-l
rich wrapped up for Virginia 4
dozen beautiful roses.
81 didn't have to. quickly as
serted Uncle Henry. when YOU
have lived here as long as have
You'll know that Mr. Pontrich I
knows how and what 10 use IN
the way of floral decorations.
once he understands the occasion
and the amount YOU wish to eX-
pend. MI right. Virginia, we're
with you"
That's one thing | live in
hopes of having said Virginia.
as they were riding back to town
"a little green house OF my own.
Hasn't he some beautiful flow
ers and those beautiful Easter
lilies -
Indeed they have" replied
Henry. Their line of roses. Ill
les, carnations. sweet peas. hya-
cinths and daffodils are the best
one can procure, and we are for
tunate in having Mr.. Pontrich
as decorator. whose excellent
taste in suggesting the appro-
pirate decorations required for a
party, church, banquet. or we'd I
ling event keeps the Richmond
Green Houses one of the busiest
firms here. Then being a mem
her of the Florist telegraph