BANKS AND THEIR CUSTOMERS. By HENRY WARREN, Author of "The Story of the Bank of England." and "Your Bankers' Position at a Glance." "The book is amusing as well as instructive, and at the price we may reasonably say that no one who has a banking account should omit to read and store it in his library. More especially he who is in the habit of keeping a large balance, as also he who is in the habit of negotiating for an overdraft, should study what is revealed in this book."--_Field._ "Contains a vast mass of useful information intelligently discussed. To educate the public on a technical subject calls for more than ordinary knowledge. It needs what Mr. Warren undoubtedly possesses, and that is a sound practical understanding, and a thorough common-sense way of setting forth his knowledge in simple form. This our Author succeeds admirably in doing."--_Financial News._ "Masterly."--_Drapers' Record._ "Invaluable."--_Birmingham Daily Gazette._ "Cannot be too strongly recommended."--_Scotsman._ "His revelations are startling."--_Morning Post._ "Especially we commend the chapter 'How to check your bankers' charges.'"--_Investors' Review._ * * * * * _The Author's two most flattering testimonials are_-- "Bank Manager" in _Investors' Review_ says: "The book is not worth the paper upon which it is written." Strangely enough, a Bank Customer writes: "Your little book has saved me £40 a year." EFFINGHAM WILSON, Publisher, Royal Exchange, London. End of Project Gutenberg's The Story of the Bank of England, by Henry Warren