ours,
(Handwritten) _Samuel Drake_,
President.

_A letter giving the record of the bank_

INTERVALE NATIONAL BANK
INTERVALE, N. Y.

July 6, 1923.

Mr. Donald West,
Intervale, N. Y.

Dear Sir:

As a depositor you will be interested in the enclosed booklet
which records what the officers and directors think is a
notable showing for the bank during the past year. I hope that
you will also find it inspiring and will pass it on to a
friend who is not a depositor with us.

May I thank you for your patronage during the past year, and
believe me

Very truly yours,
(Handwritten) _Samuel Drake_,
President.

LETTERS OF ORDER AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT

_Order where the price of articles is known_

North Conway, N. H.,
August 19, 1921.

Messrs. L. T. Banning,
488 Broadway,
New York, N. Y.

Gentlemen:

Please send me, at your earliest convenience, by United States
Express, the following:

1 doz. linen handkerchiefs, tape edge, regular size $ 6.00
1 pr. Triumph garters, silk, black .75
4 white oxford tennis shirts, size 15-1/2 @ $3.00 12.00
6 pr. white lisle socks, size 11 @ $.50 3.00
_________

Total $21.75

I am enclosing a money order for $21.75.

Yours very truly,
Oscar Trent.

Enclosure
(Money Order)

_Order where the price is not known_

Flint, Michigan,
July 14, 1922.

The Rotunda,
581 State Street,
Chicago, Ill.

Gentlemen:

Please send as soon as possible the following:

2 prs. camel's hair sport stockings, wide-ribbed, size 9
1 blue flannel middy blouse, red decoration, size 16
1 "Dix make" housedress, white pique, size 38
1 copy of "Main Street"

I enclose a money order for thirty dollars ($30.00) and will
ask you to refund any balance in my favor