Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-13
Remember Thou
Art Mortal.
THIS ONE THING
FINANCIAL ARTICLE NO. is.


before he gave audience: Phillip, re-
member, thou art mortal"
Thou art mortal, therefore likely to
meet with business reverses. Thou
art mortal, and therefore may err in
speculative ventures. This one thing
you can do, however. viz: save some
thing each day, maybe only ten cents,
put II at interest. where II will grow
and increase and reproduce itself for
you and be a source of solid comfort
and profit to you In time.
But how can | save ten cents a day
and gain such dividends? Who will
take that amount and handle II for
me? And probably you will say that
is too small to bother with. You know
that Andrew Carnegie started In life
with the wages of s1.25 per week. He
lived out of this and saved money be.
sides. We will accommodate you IL
you wish to save as little as three dol.
lars per month. which is ten cents per
day, and If that is too small we will &C.
cept any sum up to ten thousand dol.
lars mot over it) and guarantee you
stated interest rate and definite time
TO receive all profits made. a guaran.
teed cash value from one to twenty
years on your stock, and guarantee
you against loss besides. Can you
beat this?
The annexed figures are not intend.
ed to convey the idea that we are max.
ing only six per cent dividends. Our
dividends have averaged as high as
IL 1.2 per cent, and we guarantee from
six per cent upwards, depending upon
the class of stock, time carried, etc.
We also know that few people would
care to start In to save with a pros.
pect OF having to save for twenty-five
or fifty years to accomplish a certain
result The investments OF the Phoe.
nix can be carried and have a guaran.
teed cash value from one to twenty
years.
81 on s1.00 for 25 years equals s 200
6% on s1.OO for 20 years equals 4.29
3 q on 800 for so years equals 4.3s
6% on s1.O0 for so years equals 1912
sl.00 a month at 81 in 20 years equals
s 450.60.
s1.00 month at 6% in 25 years equals
697.S0.
sl.O0 a month at 81 In 80 years equals
1926.
s1.O0 a month at 6% in so years equals
3693.O2.
10 cents a day at 10 per cent amounts
In 10 years to 5 612
10 cents day at 10 per cent amounts
in 10 years to 1880
10 cents day at 10 per cent amounts
in 20 years to 1865
20 cents day at 10 per cent amounts
In 10 years to 1924
20 cents day at 10 per cent amounts
In Is years to 2460
20 cents a day at 10 per cent amounts
in 20 years to $3.50
Please observe that the s1.00 is not
added each year in above table.
Don't you think that you could have
saved as small sum as this for the
past one hundred months and not have
missed 1t, particularly with the liberal
privileges which are extended to you
In case that you are not able to pay?
And in case OF death every cent is re.
turnable at once, and with the men
whose names appear below managing
and handling your money Qf you have
stock with us) side by side with their
own.
Do not despise small beginnings"
All of the following men had their be.
ginning in an humble way. Their
wages varied from 20 cents to two dol.
lars per week when they first started
John ID. Rockefeller, James Gordon
Bennett, John Wanamaker Stephen
Gerard, Marshall Field, Cornelius
Vanderbilt, A. T. Stewart, Cyrus Field,
Jay Gould, p. T. Barnum, John Jacob
Astor and many others.
Reader. haven't you seen the time
when you would have paid most any
price for money when you had a
chance to make something II you had
the cash to put in, or were hard press.
cd? II you had saved a few cents per
day without hardly missing 1t you
could have been your own banker and
probably you would have been away
ahead today.
Don't you think you would like to
have an ownership in this strong and
popular banking institution, with the
men whose names appear at the end Of
this article? You may do so on the
following terms: Three dollars per
month paid for one hundred months
is all that is necessary to produce five
hundred dollars. This offer will not
be open very long. Write us, call at
our office, or see one OF our agents re-
garding our methods.
Robert Slaughter, General Agent
Phoenix Savings, Building and Loan
Association, ground floor Judd build
Ing Honolulu.
List of Directors. Managers and Re
serve Fund Stockholders OF the Phoe
nix Savings, Building and Loan Assn;
A. A. Watkins, vice pres. W. W. Mon
tague & Co. and president Board ol
Trade, s. F.; Charles r. Bishop (lats
Of Honolulu), vice president Bank oi
lCaIifnrnia II dirantor Cayinaa m 4