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193 2-New Prospects andNewOpprtunities "First i Wil,,, ette" A New Year stretchingahead-th.e ca1Ito do many things previously overlooked - .a brand new era in which to.make .real progress.in cir- cumstances. There, wilI bemany who inaugurate a new program of thrif t.:Tes will accumulate the- means.with whichto take, advantageoth promises this new year hoId s. If you have flot made i t a practice to put something regularly into a savings account where. it can'earn as it increases, takle our sugges- tion seriously and, start, one -now - Toôday- Here., The, THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE EUGENE V. R. THAYER, >1)irector, Central Republic Bank and Tru.st Company, l>ir&c for. Arnerica, Telephone V~ Telegraph *Comparnci Otis Elei'ator Company, etc. DAVID E. SHANAH-AN Chairman of the Boards, Central Mf g, Dist. Bank. Terminal National Bank. Midland Naional Bank E. L. ESSLEY l>res. and Treas., E.. Essley Machin.ery Co., *WM.. N. JARNAGIN Péesident, Centra! Mf g. Dise. Bank Chairman. Madison-Kedie Tr. f4 Sav. Bank H'. E. PORONTO' P.residet,. U. S. Cold Storage Cor p. ARTHUR MEEKER Director, Armour 8% Co. President, Arcady Faims Milling Co. L. B. KUPPENHEIMER Capitfalist FR ANK L. WEB.B President. Terintal National Bank. THEDIR.ECTORS HARRY C. EDMONDS Estates Management RAYMOND G. KIMBELL President, Kimbell Trust 8~ Savings Bank E. B. KNUDTSON Saturday 8a. m. until 12: 30 p. m. 7 until, p,.ni. SAFE DEPOSITS TRUST REAL ESTATE Viceè. Pres. and Treas., M ilk Boule C'rate Co. A.«CL. WOLFF President, Wolff-Griffis. mnc.