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STEADY GROWTH OF SAVINGS ASSOCIA'NS
better condltiotiH. it is lM-i-<iminK ciiiile j doiwiu'nt of liiany experts on itrsritftlon, tranMtx>rtat(^n. ItU liard for a man on Itenerally rerogniw^l atnoBK hunlnesw'mattern, and will pLiee aviation on a furlough to go home, w^th (he rentilt
men that a brood procmm tluit will | wound pconorhlcal haHin. It will mean I f iirth<^r encouraifre the tmvinA; and In- i pfflclercy nnd the eliminati.in of dupll ' ve«tment of lance amountM of money j cation.
I will ntimulate prbducUon and cxi)ortrtl II. R. 274 Is a hill to increase com- ihy furniaViinsr capital. It Ib naid that. peniiation under fh* War RIak Insur
f^fteytn^ am bOTCnUnent LMB | ^j^ additional navlnBa which could he anCe Act. by giving larger allowances
ahftaXtthea In Spretdnf 'nccmnulated by the thirty million work-ito thoRe who were dinabled or deceaaed
Tbift HaI^ j ^rn of the country would prothme bll i in the recent war. We owe it to our
—_— lions of new capital for commercial j defenders to be liberal In taking oare
Jn a leter about to go to large em-1 development. jof thexe wounded man ana their de-
throvighoiit the Second Federal I -An official of one prominent concern |i>endenis. This bill has the endorse-
ire District, the Government lioanjin which a Ooverment Savings A.mso iment of the American Legion.
knisation states thnt the number of ciation is nctively functioning made the H. ,11. 277 is another bill to assist
remment .Savings Associations acXp'lo*!"* statement when Interviewed: | the disJlbled veterans by ameivllng the
oly functioning In industrial estab- thorne of our laborers who had lo l>e • War Risk Act In reference to prem-
its In New Trk Rtat« and the coax-ed to Join nt the start, have now i turns on InKurance and providing for
Northern Counties of New Jer 1« high as $200 saved. Our members jkddltlonal medical treatment and ap.
has now reached a total of 166C. »nd sales are increasing and the min ; plUuices.
•«»• establUhmenta In which the Tren.s-'f^^'n to be thankful that they con; 11. R. 272 & 279 provides for an In-
•mploy approximately SOO.OOO men andjaave in this manner!' It ts evident j crease of the ration allowance to mem-
ury Savlltg plan has l>een Introduced thnt workers, aii they develop a desire i bers of the Coast Guaifd and Light
nen. The enrollment shows that all I to save money, becomr- more substan-i Houae ,Servloes.
are represented from the un- laborer to the htghly-pald exe-
Tlu* purpoM of these itavings Asso- rJatlbcs is to make It easy for workers to aave and invest a d»nnlte amount of money each pay day. Weekly savingo range all the way from 25c te $S and even $10 pmr week, the money Ix-lng Invested In the .Savings Securities is¬ sued by the Tnited States Treasury Department where the safety of prln- etpol is absolutely guarante<^l.
¦The Oovernment Ixmn Organization stOttM in its letter tha the re<.-ent bin*i- lieos depression and condition of unem- pldyntent hos only slightly retnrted the Work of forming SavlngN As.Ho<-iutions ttitioipg workers. It is pointed out that willia many indlvidiuils ,nrp without work and accordingly without wage or salary ncome the tendency has been f'q^ those who save to retain their posl tl<>ns longest. This Is explained hy the fact that the best worker—the one who to last to be let go—Is often found to be the man who makes the necessary effort to save money. lie Is th<» Indus- ttiious worker. Recrult.H In the ranks of the unemployed are. for the most part, workers who included in their program no place for systematio saving even In the days when saving would h.Tve been relatively easy. It 1« further stat¬ ed that many a worker Is profltlng by tho example of those outof work and m,aking every effqrt to jiccumulate a ^vings fund as Pl^tection again.'<t the "rainy ilay" when he too may flnd him¬ self without the weekly pay envelope.
During January, February aud March of this year when unemployment was at tis worst, 190 Government Savings AsAOciations wer-e organized in Indus¬ trial planta. Tlie TVeii.-iury Suvlngs plan which Is meeting the retiulrements of the management aa wtll as of the workers," is iKtsed upon the "withhold¬ ing" idea. This metho<> contains the necessary elements of any suceessful Savings plan In that it Is easy to un¬ derstand, it requires the least amount of effort on the part of the saver, it has his complete confidence nnd it af¬ fords him the highest degree oli pro¬ tection -because the money is iuvested In Oovernment securities.
The withholding plan operates some¬ what as follows: A siieuker—he may be on executive such as the financial or personel man in the organization, or he may lie a representative of the Oovernment Loan • Organization or a banking institution,—outlines to a group of wwkers the Importance to the Individual of saying a .stated amount from his pay each pay dn..v. A few plain, straighb-from-the^'shoulder facta nre aro given as a reminder ot the duty they owe to themselves, their future and their families. Their at¬ tention may be called for instance to th* fact that out of every hundred men wiio atart life with equal opportunities at the ago of 25 and arc still alive at •B, as m^y as 64 are In the peorhouso or dependent upon ivlatives; that more than 60 per cent of the American people eat the bread of charity after they have passed their most productive days. The Oovernment Loan Organization states that the percentage of individ¬ uals who do not care to undci'take to gave systematically Is relatively small. After the Savings Idea hos been brought forcibly to their attention, most employees voluntarily request the management to withhold a stated amount from thetr wages each pity day, tht' money to be invested in War Snv- Ingn Stamps, which bear interest at 4 i- par cent compounded quarterly, or in the Treasury's new $1 Savings Stamps. ^ One of theoutstanding advantages of this plan is that the employer co- I operates with his workers by making ? It,eaay for them to save; that is, the f^mployer makes It possible for ths Wwker to save automatically. Only ,pna resolve to save is neeeaaary—and the machinery does the rest, with the rosult that (he worlcer's savings fund growfl from week to week without any effort on his part.
, It ia understood tbat ttospito the prevalence of unemployment and the uncertainty of' workers who do not know they may be laid htt, the Treas¬ ury Savings plan is lieing adopted dny ; jnfter day by employern and employeea wHh s. growing appreciation of tho ! value of such associations among work-
P^aifa. A canvass of the situation brings i%< up sharply to the conclusion tbrt "while the present is a difficult time for many to begin to save, It Is never- tbalees an Ideal moment at which the 4oetrlne of savings may be brought to the Individual. Men out of appreciata .the value .of money, tbe only time many of u.<) leam
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men and Anancial leadors
ctonsfanti^ empbasisiiMr the fact
that eensible spending and sound in-
tmt'iir are essentia.1 '-o :i raturn (o
tlal and responsible and show a decided ' IL R. 2R0 authorizes tran.sportatlon tendency toward saying time, equip-' comi>anlea to reduce their rates to ment and mnterinla for their employer, members of the millt.iry or naval fore¬ as well as saving money for them.selves. f-s when travelling In uniform on a •>An offlcl.al of the Government I.,oanlduly authorized leave, of absence Organization expre.<!sed the opinion to-; fui-lough. By tnIJKjUl|;;n3en will be able
that he is unhappy and dissatlsfled This bin In tho 4>plnk)n of the Buri-nu of Personel woukl beneflt the morale Of the service, and add to tbe good feeling of th'ofli" In the servk'e.
All foreign countries grant special rates on rnilroads to their military and naval forces.
All ofrelgn ronntrtes grant 'special rates ort railroads to their military and n.ival forces.
11. It. 378 provldea for the loanlnw to recognlzei? aclentlflc and englncerliiK schools of naval material and instru¬ ments not In use by tpe Deiiartment.
in addition to these bills, Mr. HU-ks introduced a number of pension and claim hills for the benefit of individuals.
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The •aaeive ot Ihe woadri>Ba flnweni tiiat
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I BABY CHICKS S. C. White Leghorns
19c EACH (AFTER MAY 15).
From Cornell Certifled ' Yearling I Hens. (NOT PCLLETS). Tottt liarron^'^ro^^^in^'y^i ^""J^, Strain, mated to Cockerels frr»n 2iO, Kgg Thoroughbr«il Hens. Absolutetly no pullet eggBi use«l. Breeders were not forced with liKhts and hove had free i riirtse ull winter. .Ki-w-fiul disr-onnts In ' lots of 500.
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day that with the Ibiprovement In gen¬ eral industrial conditiona the numlx-r of Savlnnfs As.sociatlons in Industrial establishments will matiTlallv Increofie. It is expeeted that the lesson of thrift which Is Invariably taught by circum¬ stances attending a period of depn'.'i- sion, will not soon lie forffotten. The Government lK>an OrKanization stands reatly to cooperate with nny employer or group of workers who de.sire to fonn a Government Kiivlnga Association.
to go home when They obtain a fur- louKh and will he thus relieved of the temptation which to often surround our ara ports and military posts. Tho rail¬ roads arc wIllinK to grant lower rates and will make up the reduction by an Increase of tnivel. It will cost the goveriunent nothing and the men will Im- lienf'flted. .\t tlie present rates of
WOULD PROVIDE RULES^FTHEAIR
Congressman Hicks Introduces BiU
To Control Aerial
Navigation
Congressman Hicks on the flrHt day of the sea.sion Introduced a numlier of bills, m.'iny o fwliioli are of great nat¬ ional importaiK-f. A brief sumnviry is as follow.s:
H. R. 271 ts for the eatabli.sliment of rules of the air ibr .aerial navigation, and for the inapecilon of airdromes employed in commercial aviation, and for the is.suance of licen.ses to aviator.^.
Thia leglsl.-xtlon is urgently needed, for at present there are no rulea or regulations govrt-nlng lair na\-iKatlon and the publii; using aircraft sliouUl bo "Wolyrly protected, and the rights an<l,.;pWl'ty of perxons on the ground must be .safeguarded from the dangers of alrplanea. A rigid examination of avlotors and their machinos siniUlar to tho in.spection of tseiim ves.sels alhd their plots a cntemplaled in this bill. This legislation has the approval of President Harding.
II. R. 2,S1 is another aviation bill which provides for a Bureau to have cognizance over all Jivialion matters training anluc etaoi ahrdlu rmtwpy sh and especiallj' over questionH of pivUcy, training of aviators, tlie cstalili.shmtat or elimination of air atationa, alitfcution of experimentol work, standardization of contracts for the jiurchaae of air cj-aft, transfer of air craft from one department to another, and the exam¬ ination and study of all estimates for aviation before they are transmitted to Congress.
By this bureau it is hoped to unify the varioua activities and to con.solidate the work, thus eliminating duplication of effort and preventing over-lapplug and comjietltion In purchasing machinL's by the government.
It centralizes in one Rureau many of the activities now being condui-ted in many, but leaves to the Army and Navy tho operation of their own ma¬ chines and the handling of their own personel. This biU hns the strong en-
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Irs NEVER TOO LATE TO SAVE
Saving is a great virtue. It should be cultivated.
Anybody can save at least a dollar or two a week; and even this small amount saved regularly will grow into a sub¬ stantial sum in time.
Don't make the mistake of thinking that so small a sav¬ ing is not worth while. Many a successful man of today owes his fortune directly to the first few dollar; he saved in his youth.
The putter off who delays his dollar depositing not only loses interest but oftimes his dollar as well.
We invite you to deposit your dollar here regularly where your money grows interestingly.
4 Per Cent. Paid in Interest Department
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THE BANK TO BANK ON AND BANK IN
Women's SOc to $2 Knit Underwear, 19o to $1.19 Men's SSc to $5 Knit Underwear^ 69c to $3.75
ANOTHER GREAT SALE in the spring procession of merchandise occasions at Loeser's.
It is a sale of unusual magnitude for itinclades every desirable weave and style of Knit Underwear.
In economy oflfered it is most extraordinary.
Wtmttn't Stparata Catmetrit
At ttm. Cotton VeaHl, low neck, alaevelem.
Women*a Combintttion Scn'te
At 69e. .Fine cotton Sulta, -with band top* tti
whlla and pinlc; reguieir and extra Blzea. At 79c. Superior cotton Suits, wide at line*, l*oe
trimmed; regular and extra Biies. At 8Be. LlBle and cotton Suits, in wanted shapes;
regular and extra sizes. At St. 19. Fine stitch lisle Sulta, with tailored
top»; regular and extra sixes
iif 29e. Cotton Vests, regular and extra slaea; also regular slse Drawers, wide at knee.
At 39c. CottoTi Vesta In white and pink; aleo bodice top Vesta; regular and extra slses.
At SOe. Lisle and cotton Vests; also bodice top VestJ with tape over shoulder.
Childrtn*t 30e to $1 Ktiit Undtrtvmar, 19c to 79c
At I9e. Swiss ribbed cotton VesU, low neck, sleeveless. . , ^ . . .
At 39* "Merode" ftne stitch cotton Vests, knee length PantaleU to n>»tch.
tf/c. bTs' mrsses-\%^d'=ctimreu-."flne r'Jb^S Sn Suits, low ^eck, -eevele«: alu> nainsook athletic Suits tor boys.
iif gt. Splendid quality white self striped mad<
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of white, aelf striped madras: also flgured mad*
ras Suitii. iif gtJiS. Athletic aleevelees kne* leacth Suite of
extra quality satin stiipe madraa. Af gt,29. Fine ribbed cotton BultaL iif gt.S9. "OUs" flne ribbed cottoa Salts, In all
tbe wanted styles. iif gJJ9. Fine wblte ribbed lisle Sulti. iif gaJtS. Superior quality fln« nbb«d cotton
suits. At gSJtS. Ftna ribbed worsted flalalMd wool aat
eotton Suits.
Men'g Shirt* and Dratotrt
At t9e, "Sealpax" athletic nainsook Shirta and
Drawoni in an incomplete size range. iit t9mi "OUs" flr.e nainsook athletic Shirta and
Drawera in a full range of slssos and all perfect. Af ttm. Fine gauge balbriggaa ShlrU and
Drawere. Af Me. Fine natural grar. Ught weight wool and
cotton Shirts and Drawera At tJ.t9. .Fine natural gray worated flnlsbod
wool aud cotton mixed Shlrtn and Drawer*.
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At ttm.. Athletic sleeveleea knee latteth gttttB-at flne quality check natnaook.
Prices: Admission, $1.65; Reserved, $2.20; Ringside, $3.30
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