Christmas Club Savings Plan for Youths
A youth savings program encourages children to deposit weekly amounts growing by 1 or 2 cents, building a year end Christmas budget. By December 11, 1921 participants receive checks of 12.75 dollars or 25.50 dollars plus interest, rewarding consistent saving.
Our Christmas Club Offers Savings For Christmas
Our Christmas Club invites all to save a year round with no membership fee. Open at the bank, deposit weekly or in advance, and receive a check next December. A depositor's card is issued and the plan suits all purposes with easy weekly deposits.
Fifty Cent Class Appeals To Fixed Income Earners
A savings plan asks for 50 cents weekly for 50 weeks. The participant deposits amounts totaling 25 dollars in, then receives a 25 dollar payout plus interest at year end. The plan targets those with small fixed incomes seeking a modest annual return.
One-Dollar Class Savings Pitch Promises $50 Return
An advertisement invites workers paid weekly to join a club by saving $1 each payday for fifty weeks. Members deposit a total of $50 and receive a $50 check plus interest as the payout.
Two Dollar Class Boosts Yearly Christmas Budget
A weekly two dollar deposit adds up to 100 dollars by year end with interest. The program promotes simple savings for individuals with steady income to build a holiday fund.
Acquire the Savings Habit
We promote a weekly Savings Club to help readers save for Christmas and build a permanent habit of systematic saving. Join now to set aside a fixed amount each week and make our bank your bank.
Five Dollar Class Offer Aids Christmas Obligation
An ad promotes a savings club offering a $5 weekly deposit to yield a $250 plus interest check at Christmas. The message emphasizes small weekly payments producing a large year end payout.
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