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w \ ^V _.--flic'"(' .. • ,• i-t4i Thursday, February 3,1944 • :.M' .•• -!'**r«* vw , '• -• ^ ;• - ^ v'.jr* = v • . 11^*.. .jL-jfiOClVjifc >..*.$ ; J*-,.; ? . i ; : t , . A . . i &>.£. •: -.V; , , 1 f • •:& : • vt •st4 . ->-•' •*" V ' p.. j*-*" •I.'V / :-v -vJv. y1 "t** ^".* '., * '">1 ~ v., ^ - *,7 , ' • ^ ^ ^' ' " f t ' » o * Pi*"' *"'"' ' * •' * . i •> liCMifti >•» • ^ ^ 1 " r. K • . • ' • . •mnmji Him,,,,, / , •> 1 - f . .« «y„* .. ' w • •••'. -VJ It's the sign of # well-financed farm or ranch, too! ranched in Amcrica is called to the greatest offett* ^ sive yet... the buying of more War Bonds than he har V tvej bought before. 1 There are lots of other places we could be putting <jdr ^jmoney, sure! And there are lots oftsther places our boys could be than in foxholes and slit trenches. But none of those other things we'd rather be buying or doing amount ' to anything right now. The boys are doing their job. We've got ours to do to take every cent we can scrape together and buy War Bonds with it! ^ And what a lot of sense it makes, after all. War Bonds are die safest and best financial reserve ever offered us. We will have buildings to repair, machinery to replace, and improvements to buy later on. Where's the money coming from if not from today's earnings? And whereV the money coming from for that long vacation, for die children's education, for the new car? Take a look at the types of War Bond investments that are offered. Pick the type that fits your particular needs. And then write out the biggest check you can and order Bonds today from your postmaster, ygur bank or your Production Credit Association. When the money you are saving goes to work fot you tomorrow, you will look back on this day as the wisest day you ever lived! WE BOUGHT Your choice of investments- Pick the one that fits your needs f T T T T T T ?t ? Y ? Y ? Y ? YY Y WriM K WmM SAVINGS BONDS. For individuals Punhue limit. $5,000 (maturity value) in any one year. For a $21 !k>nd, you pay S18.75. get back $25 in ten years. Likewise, the $50 Bond cost* $37.50, the $10Q Bond $75, and $500 Bond $375, and the $1,000 Bond $750. Interest figures out at 2.9% compounded semi-annually, if held to maturity, Tbeae Bond# arc not transferable, therefore not good for collateral. Series G, U. S. Savings Bonds. For associations, trustees and corporations as well as individuals. Purchase limit, $50,000 in any one year. You^ pay full price for a Bond, but receive 2/i% annual interest, paid to you seiniannually by Treasury check. Bonds will be redeemed in 12 years but ran be redeemed prior to maturity if you need the cash. Not transferable, therefore not good for collateral. Denominations: $100, $500; Slt000, $5,000 and <10,600.- ' Treasury Bonds. These Bonds arc priccd at 100% face value plus accrued interest. Interest payable on a semi-annual basis June 15 and December 15. They may be redeemed at the option of the United States at par and accrued interest after December 15, 1964, and until 1969. They may b« obtained in bearer form with interest coupons attached, or registered as to principal and'interest. They may bt pledged as collateral for loan*, iad loana by commercial banks. Denominations: $500, $1,000 aod oJ>. > This is M official V. S. Treasury advertisement--, This window sticker identifies you as the purchaser of extra War Bond* during the Fourth War Loan. It is a badge of honor to be displayed with pride. Be the first in your neighborhood to have one. Buy an extra War Bond today! • You can buy Series E War Savings Bonds from your bank, postoffice, mail carrier or Production Credit Association. • You can name <i co-d^uir or a ^ beneficiary. • You never get (ess ilttifi y^leiul. For America's future, for your future, for your children's future, invest in extra War Bonds now! :i 'f < y < >: < • < • THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY THE PLACES: AGATHA SHOP ALEXANDER LUMBER 00. WILLIAM H. ALTHOFF, HARDWARE BLAKE MOTOR SALES BOLGER'S DRUG STORB BUSS MOTOR SALES " CAREY ELECTRIC SHOP c-. CLAIRE BEAUTY SHOPPE WALTER J. FREUND TIRE SHOP • GLADSTONE S DEPARTMENT STORB HESTER OILS JACOB JUSTEN SONS, FURNITURE PETER M. JUSTEN, FURNITURE KEJTT & CO.--REAL ESTATE, INSURANGE McGEE'S STORE FOR MEN MILLER PRODUCTS lfeHENM LUMBER ©Ov McHENRY ICE CREAM CO. MCHENRY CO. FARMERS CO OP. ASSN. MI PLACE TAVERN BETTY NIELSEN--DRESS SHOP GUS UNTI--NORTHERN GREYHOUND BUS DEPOT PALACE RECREATION AND TAVERN OVERTON MOTOR SALES . RIVERSIDE BAKE SHOP SCKWERMAN CHEVROLET SALES STOFFEL AND REIHANSPERGER. v INSURANCE JOHN J. VYCITAL HARDWARE EARL R. WALSH--INSURANCE WATTLES, DRUG STORE #EST McHINRY STATE BANK (rVVWWV ... , M!-, *. - M -:t , "V? 4