The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-30
FIN 4 DOLLAR BILLS
WILL GROW TO $1,000
Any Person Willing TO save Car
Gradually Eseome Rich or
WelI-to-Do

Z ENti-AO~GO
The Bennington Cooperative Saw
ings and Loan Association will open
its'tenth series to public subscription
on January lst, 1922
Anyone may become Shareholder
ol .e Association thru monthly pay
ment Of from $l00 to $500, repre-.
sentng the purchase Of from 1 to IS
shares respectively.
/ The Association now pays and has
paid since It's organization, interest
at the rate Of per cent per annum,
compounded semi-annually. and up
on this interest basis, shares carried
through by month y payments to ma.
turity (about ten years. result as
follows:
81 per month Gin about 10 years
, time) amounts to 5000.
S. per month Tin about 10 years
timel amounts to $1,000.
$40 per month Tin about 10 years
timel amounts to $1,000.
s25 per month Tin about 10 years
ftimej amounts 10 s5000
The Investment of q five dollar bill
in the purchase of five shares OF stock
OF the Bennington Cooperative Say
1 ings and Loan Association on or be
fore January 18th, 1922, as per the
plan outlined above, means the saving
OF $1,000. Cash in about 10 years
time Is it worth while? What would
it mean TO you
/ ist-Habit created to save money.
2nd-A big start toward the pur-
chase. Of 4 home or q business.
( Srd-A big lift toward the expense
OF an education for the child
i BY adding your subscription to the
present 2200 shares now outstanding
Call owned by Benningtonians) you
are not only helping Yourself. but
4 helping to boost and build up old Ben
lnington Remember that every home
owner becomes a better citizen; the
habit of thrift and ambition TO save is
encouraged, aud a better and bigger
bennington Is the result.
During its five years Of existence
this Association has made it possible
for forty members to become home
owners. $780, .o00 has been loaned T.
the forty (40l members (uyerage
$4,000 each), secured by first mort
gage on the real estate all located
III the Town OF Bennington.)
Should misfortune overtake YOU
or shou d you be seized witl a desire
TO "Kiil the hen that is laying for
YOU the Golden Egg the money in
vested in shares of the Association
, may be withdrawn by the owner at
anytime
. This appeal for new members aud
the sale Of additional shares to pre-
sent members, is intended to reaJl
every man, woman. and child in the
Town Of Bennington, and 1t is
thought that tho merits OF the plan
will Justify the financial cooperation
of each one who may read these Lines,
to whatever extent ne or re may feel
justified -----thnk it over care
fully.
The organization Of this Associa-
tion Is the outcome OF investigations
made and endorsement received by
the Directors OF the Bennington
Board Of Trade. some five years ago.
4 charter to do bus'ue was OBJ
tanned from the state Of Vermont at
that time, and consequently being I'M
der State supervision, periodical eX'
aminations are made by ''e Bank
Commissioner so that the financial
interests of all shareholders in this
Association are carefully guarded.
The officers and Directors of the
Bennington Cooperative Savings and
( Loan Association have devoted their
time and energies to this splendid
work without remuneration, and any
one of them will be glad to talk with
one desiring more informal on con.
cening tie workings Of this organi'
cation,
Your earnest cooperation and
knowledge OF this splendid opportuni'
ty for systematic saving Is desired.
4 Hiram L. Hall, president; Daniel
]. Keeler, vico.president; William
II. Wills, secretary; William 7 Ho'
gan treasurer.
j Directors-Geo. NJ Hawks, John ].
Hayes, Fred G. Martin Willard H.
! LigAthau, Arthur S. Payne.
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