The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-07-08
Hibernian Banking Association Saw
ings Bank

: lngs Bank
) There are probably more men in Chicago
now IN circumstances of afiuence, who hay,
risen from small beginnings, than in any CITY /,
the Union. These men we're once poor, anC
now owe their present position, in q Rrest
measure, to their frugality and foresight. Mer
who nov command thousands, aye hundreds OF
thousands, a few years ago could hardly com
mand enough to get their breakfast. But thew
tne" the value Of dollar that every little
makes muckle hat constant dripping wears
away the stone that persistent and constant
action in the right direction would eventually
lead TO fortune, and their conduct corresponds
with their convictions. The first dollar saved
was an / centive to save q second economv
brought success, success brought wealth. and
wealth properly handled has brought position.
lnHnence and responsibility. They invested in
real estate, that investment repaid them hun
dred fold and the result is as We have stat. d.
WOrkingmen what they RAVE done. Won CAN do.
the inducements, the opportunities are the
same, although the advantage ia on your s;da
lou have ; wings Bank in which to deposit
your surplus earnings with interest they had
none. IL eight years the principal will doubla
itself while the chances for investment are a.
good, nay better to-day than they were tweptv
years ago.
"orkIngmen, rent il your greatest enemy n
takes all and gives nothing Do YOU want IN
own homestead-cOmmence in the savings
bank. Until you do you will never possess one
The Hibernisn Banking Associ .tiou savinps
B'k IL CLARK Street is doing one of the
largest and safest saving transactions 10 this
city. l. is centrally located and remains open
Saturday evenings till eighs O'clock.
A FKw WORDS To TIE CARPESTERs-The car.
posters Of this city are n a sad condition. Thew
had good union here once, but allowed it tn
90 down and the usual result has followed
They are working for lAborers wages, some Of
them not getting s. much a. hrst class labor
ere They complain greatly of What they call
""ood-butchers," who are il seems taking nos
session OF the trade. If the carpenters are not
men enough to have union of their owe. and
keep it alive, they ought not to complain.
Any harm the "Wood-butchers have committed
or may commit dwindles into inslgnificauce
when compared with the crime the Carpenters
we're guilty # ~aen they permitted their union
TO become defunct Tue wood butcher" only
manses inanimate wood, but the carpenters
have stood quietly BY and seen the death blow
gwen TO an organization capable of the highest
results, an organic alton composed Of living, sen.
tIent beings, who ought to be free & are not
who would have been far on the road to free
dom, but dared not continue in the way they
begun.
Are there any good, true, undetermined car
tenters in Chicago who will take this matter
in hand and re-organize their union
THE STATE SAVINGS Ixsrirurr.-Ws again
call the attention of our readers TO the quar-
terly statement Of this standard and thoroughly
reliable Savings Bank. An examination Of its
books shows that every branch Of industry il
represented, and if We had the foresight
to look forward ten years, We would
ind that large majority of such depositors
will then be on the high road to fortune. It's
directors speaks for themselves-they being
mer Of wealth, integrity Of business tact Read
the statement, learn and Judge for yourself.
The AMERICAN ExIGRASr COMPANY of H,rt.
fotd, Conn, branch Office At 81 South Wells
street, are now prepared to issue tickets to and
from Europe, including railroad passage, at
lover rates than are now offered in this civ
Inc Western management is under the control
OF Mr. Frederick Nelson, gentleman well and
tAVoraoly known TO the Chicago public, and
who Is thoroughly acquainted with every travel
of The business. Parties residing al distance
and being desiIious Of bringing an frends, can
% AIN all necessary information 10y addressing
this gentleman. As this company has choice
OF two lines Of ocean travel, passe gers have
the privilege OF selecting the one they prefer.
CHEAP OCEAN PAssAGE.-As most Of our rea-
ders know the CanarJ Line Is now prepared to
,arIy steer 'ge passengers at rates which place
them within the reach Of tile humblest Their
boats, IL Is needless to say, are the staunchest
ara swlftest on the ocean ; their accommoda-
tons are fully equ,l to th4t afforded by anv
other, while the passage is generally made in
from two to three days less time than by the
other lines. For further information apply to
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