Now, gentlemen, figure to yourselves, I beg of you, what a state of things that sum of 71,113 pounds, as the excess of the average withdrawals from the savings banks represents; what an amount of suffering does it picture; what disappointed hopes; what a prospect of future distress does it not bring before you for the working and industrious classes?

He told her all he knewand then some, prefacing and footnoting his story with the saving clause

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Savings banks and savings department management.

His companion possessed no such saving graces of appearance.

It may be hoarded, or be picked out by banks and savings-institutions to retain as their reserves, or be melted for use in the arts.

Postal savings banks, or postal savings systems as divisions of the postal service, are now found in all the larger countries of the world, and in many smaller ones.

THROCKMORTON, C. G. National savings certificates.

Rise, the Woman's conquering Seed, Bruise in us the Serpent's head! Now display Thy saving power, Ruined nature now restore, Now in mystic union join Thine to ours, and ours to Thine!

Provision is made for the issue of postal savings bonds in exchange for certificates issued in sums of $20 or multiples thereof up to $500.

He frankly admits with regret her failures in arts and sciences with a modesty that permits of no reference to his own saving work.

These bonds are issued only on the surrender of postal savings deposits, but may be sold by the owner at any time.

bank account, savings account, checking account, money market account, NOW account, time deposit, deposit, demand deposit, super NOW account; certificate of deposit, CD.

The ministry is supposed to be a work of saving souls.

Most banks do mainly a general commercial business; some are distinctly banks for savings; but in truth this dividing line can be less and less sharply drawn between banks as wholes; rather the distinction must be made between the savings function and the commercial discount function, which are more and more being performed by one and the same bank.

"I know of no book, the Bible excepted as above all comparison, which I, according to my judgment and experience, could so safely recommend as teaching and enforcing the whole saving truth according to the mind that was in Christ Jesus, as the Pilgrim's Progress.

However, amounts less than one dollar may be saved for deposit by purchasing a ten-cent postal savings card and affixing ten-cent postal savings stamps until the nine blank spaces are filled.

I had nothing left of the old faith save belief in "a God", and that began slowly to melt away.

But the love for the books came back, and through the books, and through this friend, came the splendid saving vision.

The experiments with life saving appliances which Mr. Copeman brought before the delegates of the Colonial Conference, on the 13th April, at the Westminster Aquarium, had a particular interest, due to the late and lamentable accident which befell the Newhaven-Dieppe passenger steamer Victoria.

The so-called 'savings price' of the early twentieth century allowance was about 9-1/2d.

" Two Summers ago Mr. Punch gave an account of the Sporpot (or Spaerpot, meaning a savings-box), a familiar institution which our little guests from Belgium brought over with them to England.

saving-ark of man, His surest solace in this world of woe; How cheering are thy smiles, which, like the breeze Of health, play softly o'er the pallid cheek, And turn its rigid markings to a smile.

Athens was the eye of Hellas, nay, she had at Marathon and Salamis made good her claim to be called the saving arm, but there were other members not to be forgotten if we would picture to ourselves the national body in its completeness.

In fact the saver is so essential that it is nowadays fashionable to contend that the saving business ought not to be left to the whims of private individuals, but should be carried out by the State in the public interest; and there are some innocent folk who imagine that, if this were done, the fee that is now paid to the saver for the use of the capital that he has saved, would somehow or other be avoided.