Archive Transcript: Pamphlets

Do You Remember the Happy Days

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DO YOU REMEMBER THE HAPPY DAYS

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THE GOOD DAYS

When we had a 44 hour work week.
When our wages were 25-50% higher than now.
When we abolished charge for thread and needles.
When we had the power to better ourselves.
In other words- when we were organized.

THE'RE COMING BACK

For the Corset Workers are reorganizing now.

We already have a live, fine union of several hundred members.

There's a wonderful spirit of renewed hope in this organization.

And our membership is growing everyday.

(Did you notice, by the way, how many departments didn't get the cut they expected. The word is going around that we are organizing. That is the reason.)

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WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE

A month ago our Union had its election. After the meeting, everyone joined in a good, social time. An orchestra played for us, we danced and had coffee and cake.

A large number of corset workers came and had a jolly good time. Were you there?

We're going to have another such

MEETING, SOCIAL AND DANCE
Tuesday, January 9, 1923 at 8p.m.
Metal Trades hall, 847 Main Street

You'll join us soon! Do it now!

Come to the meeting!

Everyone is agreed the union is coming back. Come and be one of us now.

Executive Board,
Corset Workers' Union,
Local No. 33, I.L.G.W.U.

P.S. After February 1st there will be an initiation fee for members. There is none now. The union organizer can be seen any evening except Sat. between 5 and 6.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!