The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 23, 1920, Image 9
- TWO NEW StCURrriES
1 ISSUED NEXT YEAR BY
U. S. TREASURY
WIJ! Complete Line of Governmen*
Savings Securities and Place Savings
Movement on Peace Basis.
Completing the line of government
lags securities and placing th?
treasury savings movement on a solic
peace-time basis, two new treasurj
savings securities will be issued dur
lag the coming year, savs a recent an
ounceroent from Secretary Houston
The new issues will be a J1 Treasury
Savings Stamp and a Treasury
f vings Certificate. The $1 stamp,
Sknich'will be non-interest bearing, it
..e bright red in color and to bear
P > portrait of Alexander Hamilton
st Sei retary of the Treasury. The
,?*> lertiticaXe will Ik> similar in design
i; 1 < 1 terms to the $]on and $1,P0$
Treasury Savings Certificates which
will also be ottered in 1921. to mature
Jan ia y 1. 192:1.
Ti. new s ciirities will supply a $1
' ; sa\ ar, l a registered gov
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C t : fit N?" tti C> :!l 4 IX*" i'-.' uvuvunuw
t w . raa l)*' icnveuientlv pur'>i
through jh accumulation ol
tl >: "tumps The small denomina
\ ti. ? me securities the $5 War
^ S; -*. ii- .-tamp, in a 1921,series, and
iht -j n ut Thrift Stamp?will also be
R^krfoCVred during the coining year, as will
ffi H| I r jistored Treasury Savings CerPiplrMiicatcs
in JlOh ami denomina%,
Demand Continues Strong.
Notwithstanding the reaction since
H the armistice from habits of saving,
Secretary Houston said that the de? '
inand for savings securities has com
W tinued strong ia many parts of the
country, and that h< 1<- lievetk that as
the security markets become more set
tied treasury savings securities bear'
mv in* -r-st at 1 per cent, compounded
q\. rt riy. exempt from state and local
tav and from the normal federal 1:1
< i'' r;?\. and redeemable substantialIn
.?n <! : :.?nd. should prove increasingly
attraeiive. particularly to the multitude
of small investors.
With these considerations in mind
the Treasury is committed to the continued
sale of government savings securities.
and feels that as time goea
on sales of savings securities over the
counter, at post offices and banks
throughout the country, should play
an increasingly important part in the
current financing of the government!
To this end, the Treasury is also
committed to the continuance of the
work of the Savings Division, in Washington
and in the several federal rer
serve districts. This organization ejy
deavors to promote the purchase of
government savings securities: it de
velops and protects the secondary market
for Liberty Bonds and Victory
Notes and other war issues of government
securities. It also unites ta- efforts
of all helpful agencies and movements.
financial, industrial. edu< ational.
commercial and social, in a
kroad savings campaign to make permanent
ihe habrts of saving and in
vestment in I'nited States Government
aecurldiee. Its work aloug these lines
Iwill be Intensified in 1921, the savings
organ;zation tor this district, with
headquarters in Richmond. Va.. dire<*ing
activities in Maryland, tin* District
of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia,
fforth and South Carolina.
Organizations Co-operatiog.
Requests that the savings work be
continued and offers of active co-operation
in the movement have been
received from national organizations
including the American Federation of
Labor, nearly every fraternal organiz*
tion of prominence in the I'nited
States, and presidents of women's organizations.
The work of the Savings
Division ha* also been splendidly successful
in the schools.
In response to the demand, the Sav
iogs Division will intensify during 1921
its campaign to spread broadcast tbe
i essential facts relative to wise saving
and spending and investment, and tbe
continued developmenf of new capital
I The savings securities to be offered
hare also been shaped to meet these
needs. The 51 Treasury Savings Stamp
and the $25 Treasury Savings Certificate
come as a result of work carried
on in the great industrial plants of the
country. This campaign demonstrated
that workers like a $1 unit for saving
and that they are seeking an investment
security of the denomination.
The 2." cent Thrift Stamp and the $">
War Savings Stamp, which have
gained a strong foothold in the
schools of the nation, will be continued
during 1921 in order that every
American youth rn.iv iiav the opportunity
to become an active partner in
the business of his government.
The 1921 War Savings Stump of $0
maturity value wiii lie larger in size
than the 1920 issu . will be orange iu
color. and will bear the portrait of
Lincoln. The 25 <? tit Thr ift Stamp
will be uu('banged.
Aek your employ-r or banker to sell
you Liberty Bonds on installments,
and take advantage of the opportunity
presented by present market prices.
- Or save up until you have enough to
i buy a $50 bond War Savings Stamps
rrfll help you save.
You can't 'ose tbe handsome profits
^ lite you if you buy Liberty Bonds at
- <;< > i prices and keep them
rta ' .The wealth and credit
a are pledged to their rei
.ap.. it at par.
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1 NOTICE OF APPLICATION I OK
FINAL DISCHARGE
; Notice is hereby given that on tin
i 18th day of December. 1920, 1 will
apply to P. M. Brockinton. Judge of
' Probate of Williamsburg County, foi
j Letters Dismissorv as guardian of
M. R. McClearv.
(MRS.) S. I-:. DAVIS.
Guardian of .M. R. McCleary.
I ll-18-5tp.
NOTICE OF APPLICA1ION FOR
; FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that on ihe
18th day of December. 1920, I will j
apply to P. M. Brockinton, Probate (
Judge of Williamsburg County, for j
Letters Dismirsory as Administrator
of the Estate of Wilson Izard, deceased.
CHAS. L. IZARD.
Administrator of the Estate of Wilson ,
Izard, Deceased. ll-18-f>tp.
Novembe 13th. 1920
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REGISTRATION NOTICE
The office of the Supervisor o:
Registration will be open on the Isi j
Monday in each month for the pur j
| pose 01 re^isvci uijs aii,< ...
! is qualified as follows:
Who shall have been a resident
of the State for two years, and of
the county one year, and of the
poll' ; precinct in which the electoi i
offers to vote four months before 1
the day of elction. and shall ha>?
paid, six months before, any n?..
tax then due and payable, and who
can both read a*nd write any section
to him by the Supervisors of Registration.
or who can show that he
owns, and has aid all taxes collectible
on during the present year, prop
ertv in this State assessed at three
: hundred dollars or "o.
R. E. r RKSON,
Clerk of Roard.
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It relieves pain and soreness o*used
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A. M. SNIDER!
Surgeon Dentist
; Railroad Ave.. KINGSTREE i
Full upper and" Lower set $22.50
Gold crowns $7.00. Bridges $7.00 pei
tooth. Extracting 50f per tooth or A
for $1.00. N'o charge for extracting
for bride or plate. Extracting fre<
for children or persons over 70 year*
of ago.
! 666 quickly relieves a cold.
The New York Life Insurance Co.
j has over three billion dollars insurance
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come to me. Single and
double lenses fitted correctly
at lowect prices
Broken lenses duplicated.
IT. F, BA6GETT. Jeweler
A few doses 666 break a cold.
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DENTIST.
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Loin Steaks, - 35<
Fore Quarter Roast, 30<
Brisket - - 25<
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