Full text : Thomson's manual of Pacific Northwest finance

THOMSON'S MANI

STABILI

Seventy-five prominent business men in various parts of the
State of Washington are now guiding the destinies of Marine
Bancorporation banks in their capacities as Directors. They stand
in the front ranks of business and professional men in their
respective communities. The bankers among them are known to
the banking fraternity as outstandingly capable executives.
Seldom has a corporation of similar size and age been fortunate
 to assemble as its associates and directors so many men of
character, sound business judgment, civic responsibility and
prominence. In their capacities of bank directors they render a
valuable service to their communities. Recognizing as they do
the many constructive advantages of the modern type of regional
banking as typified by the Marine Bancorporation Group of
Banks, these indeed are true leaders.
To the seven thousand stockholders of the Marine Bancorporation
 and the seventy thousand depositors and customers of
its banks whose interests are so ably cared for by these Boards of
Directors, the character and ability of these men signifies the allimportant
 thing—STABILITY. Upon this stability the foundation
 has been laid for the growth that is to come, guided by
the untiring efforts of these Directors.
MARINE BANCORPORATION

MARINE BANCORPORATION
Regional Bank Group

THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE OF SEATTLE

Central
National Bank of Commerce
Seattle
Capital National Bank
Olympia, Washington
First National Bank
Mount Vernon, Washington
Bank of Elma
Elma, Washington
First National Bank
of Cosmopolis, Washington

Washington
National Bank of Commerce
Seattle
Grays Harbor National Bank
Aberdeen, Washington
Montesano State Bank
Montesano, Washington
La Conner State Bank
La Conner, Washington
Marine National Company
Seattle. Washington
            
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