The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 08, 1919, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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HOW WAR BONOS BUVI
611PJ VALUE' FUI
History of All Loans for a Cen- Your
tury Shows That Advance Subs
Has Always Come with for S
Peace. Thoi
Will history repeat Itself? That One o
question is in the minds of many bond Victory
buyers these days. Records show that i in part,
the prices of bonds were way down lives of
tfurinr war time* of the oast hut soon thousant
fter peace wai declared advanced Lowis B
rapidly. S. War i
Daring Napoleonic ware prices of "The
English 3 per ofjnt. consols ranged America
from 67 H. the high and 54^. the low. mans or
in 1814 to 96% the high and 84\ the
low. in 1824. During the same period
French 5 per cent, rentes rose from j
?<V the high in 1814 to 104.8 In 1824. j A
They also went as low as 45 in 1S14. j Am
French 5 per rent. rentes during the
Franco-Prussian war ranged in piice
from 7f? 1 'o 87.3 .and 5b.8 to 81 1. j
United States bonds during the Con- j
federate war sold for 95^4. the high,
and 83,'the^low in 1^61 I?nt f**-ru theo :
on they had pra -tieally a steady rise
until 1S73. at which time the high was
123*4 and the low 111V&- The ten- ' fl
forty-year bonds, put out in 1864 ad- j Jm
vanced from 103% to 11614 in ten
Four series of liberty Bonds have 1
been issued and the fifth?to be
known as the Victory Liberty I?an?will
soon be offered These securities
have behind them the mightiest pro- Hifc. 2-tectlon
ever devised tiie resources
and the pledge and the faith of one |
of the great nations of the world.
The investment value of the bonds ^ _ .
can never decrease, for the interest
will alw /s be paid and the bonds
will be redeemed at l'ull face value
at maturity:
L
VICTORY CROPS GOOD
quarters
the fact
When you have a chance to lay hi for a dri
a few more government bonds as a the gene
good investment for your family, by "And 1
no means neglect the opportunity. dollars s
There cannot be a better Invest- wasted i
mem man a victory j-.iuercy Bona, i feel tr
with first call on all the resources of spent an
the United States. The crops of "Vic- munition
tory Tear." as reported by the torero- ling fad
ment. added about $17,000,900,000 to German
our wealth. Here are Juat a few of 0d their
the principal items: they we
Corn?2.5^2,814.000 bushels, $3.52f,- sue for
313.000. is that
Wheat?917.100.000 bushels, 11,874.- wasted.
23.000. ln* saV(
OatR?1.538,359.000 bushels, $1,092.- thoUHan(
423.000. wou,d h
war con
Barley- 256,375.000 bushels $23.c.- "That
#69.000. to ^
Rye?89.103.000 bushels. $134,947.- Liberty
them foi
Potatoes?397,676,000 bushels, $475. home sa
#31.000 ing thei
Hay?75,459,000 tons. $1,622 473.000 when tl
Tobacco ? 1,340,019,000 pounds, what tit
#374,318.000. *nK '
Apples?173.632.000 barrels. $229. patriotis
#90,000.
I MUST MEFT EVERY DEBT J """
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* > The war will not he over un- <| j J
< > til the United States Govern- 2
** ment has honorably met every 0
4 > commitment made in order to %
* | win the war. ^ Special
CARTER GLASS. 2 Libe,
!, Secretary of the Treasury. $
o J Out
' ? ? ?Men 1 H
nrTTrn tiiaii etery
BtlltK MAN
ASPIRIN FOR =
COLDS ANO FLU S
** 'Vlct<
The Improved Aspirin Tablets, Call- new
ed Aspitonc, arc Slightly Slimu- ^pr'' ^
dollars i
luting Instead of Depressing to the
Those t?
Heart?I)o Not Upset Stomach. ^Jt jQ
farmers
Physicians and druggists are very "What
enthusiastic over Aspitone, the new in aacrlfl
and improved aspirin tablets that food pro
are said to be slightly stimulating during th
instead of depressing to the heart, it i? ? *
They explain that severe colds, inluenza,
fevers, headaches, neuralgia J
and rhuematism are almost invarla- nOW, -J
bly attended by a weakness of the "*
heart and require stimulation can trw
vather than depression. Heart fall- enemies
re, they say, is especially to be
guarded against in influenza and js
pneumonia. hence they recommend ? ?_ ... .
As pi tone '
A gentle laxative with one or two *
tablets of Aspitone, as needed, is limil
low the physician's favorite treat-)t,on of '
anent for severe colds and threatened wheat, t
pneumonia. It will usually cut the obsfc
abort a cold or sore throat over answer h
alght. Aspitone tablets are also be- answer n
teg used with splendid results for tag drive
the relief of pain in headaches, neu-i "MiUio
ralgia and rheumatism. The lead-1 |)0B(. ^
teg druggists everywhere are now . .
applied with Aspitone. which is sold . '
In sealed packages, price thirty-flve! 11,11
ents. Thrv may be obtained lopally
at the standard Drug Co?Adv. niobilized
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THE LANCASTER NEWS.
NGLIVES,ONE
1P0SE OF LOAN
Victory Liberty Bond
criptions Will Help Pay
laving of Hundreds of
isands of "Doughboys"
f the features of the coming
Liberty Loan is that it will,
pay the cost of saving the
in ore than 5*. ?,^00 Yanks and
Is of our ullies, according to
. Franklin, Director of the U.
Loan Organization,
speed and bravery of tho '
n doughboy affected the Gor- |
i the front line more than it j
rain rinwri n ri r-? r-i ri r-? ?-i r
^1^ ft- DOOnODDwDDD uulTr
.EWIS B. FRANKliN tV
War Loan Director. I jU
men at Gorman general head- , Qf
states Mr. Franklin, "but ! [jJ
that America was preparing 31
ve on Berlin struck terror to
ral staff. Of
those millions and billions at QJ
ipent were far from betng HQ
n an unnecessary preparation. J]
lat the fact that money wan Jtj
d that an enormous output of Q?
is was ready was the control- QJ
tor in the weakening of the >T]
general staff, and that It cane- jn
message to the kaiser that Qf
re beaten and that he must qJ
peace. And the way I see it 31 FAQTrU'C Wflni
this money, instead of being MR E*AO 1 LlX U '
can be written down as hav- Qf
?d the lives of hundred ef S WcUS SUggCStlVe ol
Is of American men who ftl ., .
? .a . . j w.J at. _ I LP H Olllf 10 f Itn 1
iaTo oren iBcnncro nua uio 1 o?i*?c i?-> mi' l
tinued another year. I ( '
la the money we are going ? J IllOllt lliarkod with
he American people for in the . J
Loan. W? are going to aek ; 1
r the money to bring onr bove [ * ITVW V V
fe and sound. Instead of lear- f 1
n hurled in France. And * J A AA 'JJ A
in people of Amcric* realiae n
is money did. we are not go- i MS Made by
lnd that ther are lacking in 1 ? J
m to 'come across.'" p ]
Sn Clothes having
1ERS ASKED | S." """
HAKE BONDS ||
li
Appeal on Behalf of I ?
ty Loan Issue is Sent I j
by Washington Repre- I j w
tive of National Grange. 1 j I
farmer in America is ex- [ J
> support the Victory Liberty ![ ''THE BE!
ys Thomas C. Atkeeon. thn ! |
ton representative of the Narange
Patrons of Husbandry, fll *
sent the following letter to WWfnwpiHPIHwp|F1Wf
era of every farm grange In UiiilliniJlStlltlSTI-IEffcsCfllftSl'CJlSTwF
ed States: | ?
>ry Liberty' is the slog*, for fhin" of ?ur* tremendous potential Qin
? ? power that our enemies surrendered n Is
loan. The drive is to bfigin than fnrfl ,t ang thftreby UIU
, for the sale of si* billion months or rears of fighting and theusa
Victory liberty Honda, ands of lives, were saved Vow we 01 1
>o words viaualixe all that is must thr obligations created by SQ
American spirit, erica, this effort. Who cm neglect te pay Un
his lust part for that which prevented
muat respond to this appeal. ,0 a nt llf* bIw<M,
the farmers of America did World Wants Products. BetWff
ce and in accomplishment, in "There lies just outside the doors n< Fiv
duction and in bond buying the American farmer a hungry world, a Tali
ie war is a part ef tbe record world which needs all onr products, i ^
ar record of which asy olass American farming rests on the safe TlOc
>roud. It must he mads good bnsis of need ?nd service. The Investneeting
the obligations which mcnt of the hard earned dollars of Pesal
r>m the oirtposrlng (rf Asaeri- American farmers in Victory Liberty *nd Joi
nyth which conquered the Bonds is a safe investment with a at the
of Liberty aad civilisation. certainty of fair return, and tha srty I>c
Time to Get Ready. money will come nark into circulation knock-c
time to yet into thia Victory making more business, increasing tha rently
lond campaign No appeal of market and the demand for farm pro the Tr
has gone nnanewered to the ducts. and increasing prosperity. Bur- tayton.
when brought to the ntten- ! iny Victory Liberty Bonds will The
!he farmers. Men. money, make farmers Victory-Liberty-Prosper- how bi|
ther food?ne matter what Hymen Do your part to put the Vie- this co
scles or the difficulties?the torr Liberty Jjouu over the top. year
>ns been fall and certain. The "Make your Investment In Victory ihe fly\
met bn the same la thin com- - Liberty Bonds the measure of your A boi
i. confidence la American institutions SOP.Odd
ns ef eeldlevs mast be breaght and that democracy for which yonr at the
nsend* of sf?k maet be eared sons offered the supreme sacrifice; a 100 anf
mends of wemaded and matt- symbol of your determination tbat the ef bn;
?t be made reedy fer fata re war shall not hare been fought In worth (
*e. We armed a aaUoa aad vain; aa offering of tbanksgirtug for in 1B1B
I its resources Into a war raft- peace " | in th
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TUESDAY. APRIL 8. 1919. I
n fW/J
i sunshine and atmosphere of freshm
r new elothes. You can make sure t
latest eorrect spring style by seleetin
the label
ART CLOTHE,
Strousc At Bros., Inc., Baltimore, Md.
; this famous mark always embody s
nement, sul)stantial tailoring and bo
i in making a selection from this trui
l try-on.
Department ,
ST PLACE TO SHOP AFTER ALL.
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e Million Bond Buyers a*** whenever
weak. dlaty. suite
:e Billions to Snort Pe- ?* ?n
at once Your kldt
[S. w? AiKtm to warn
neya are not per
tlona properly. '
misfa who shake their henda Aeina their work i
a the ehorua of "I dunao" boy.
prospect of floating a fifth Mb- which are vaualnu
ian I* April are adrainiatered a Lro*ftl.^" i'j1'?
. rroro your system
nit by figures which have rebeen
compiled by officials of ' '
eaaury Department at Wash- "
Inr the Rrst an
flgnrea glre <ui Idea of Jnat ! "hlrb werf
It an appetite for aafe investment ; tbe"^ bond huyera
untry baa attained in iU war- H*.?74 32?.8M in
Soma of (ha more atriktng of heaJthr en
irea referred to follow: market la erphtfn
nd market which had leas than faet that *nt
rnatomera two year a ago had United 9tate<
oloee of 1918 between 20 000,- *^bf1y leaa than
1 25.000.000 hnyare. The army o*ti mated nationa
rera absorbed $11,150 505.860 l,onal rt*bt
>f honda tn liberty Bond# alone p*r c*P,t*
Some of the m
e two yeara of the war?ooant- Oreat Britain,
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and other polaona. them at any druir afore hut be aure to
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they are driven | M Kl ?A 1, brand Accept ao eubetltutea.
In acalcd packages Three sites
<t tecend r.nmrty national wealth or 1360 par capita;
i floated In ltlT? France. 41 26 per cant of national
i digested a total of wealth or $796 90 per capita; Austria,
Uberty boads MM par cant of national wealth or
iwlitloa of the bead $242 *0 per capita ;and Germany, 31.T
ad perhaps, by tbe p*r cent of national wealth or $Mb.*0
ire tadebtiudeaae af per capita
1 today aaenb to j These flenree oa Germany are e*7
per cent of tbe j elusive of the ninth war loan, memil
wealth The aa | rate returns of which never were had,
rite to only aboet an(j \v the cases of both Austria and
Germany no account it taken of any
Ittonel flebfe are: indemnities which tboee nations will
4 8 per cent cent^of have to pay.