The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-15
sorDIERS HOME BANK.
Grand inducemenr TO CEildTeE, @chot
Teachers and all True Patriots.

| The Soldiers Home Bank affords every
child, every teacher and every friend OF our
noble and disabled soldiers, an opportunity
to take stock and have a certificate of per-
manent interest in the WISCONSIN Soldiers
Home from the sum of ten cents up to $40,
900 if desired. All funds received on sub
scription to the Soldiers Home Bank go
into the Public School Department OF the
Soldiers Home Fair. Every teacher, child
and friend of education will feel an Interest
and pride in procuring subscriptions to the
Bank because it is one of the most direct
means of obtaining funds to build the Sol
diers' Home and because they will be am
bilious to make the Public School contribu-
ton larger than the contributions from any
other source. q u aatega
To increase contributions, stimulate effort
and encourage all, especially the children of
the State to noble end generous giving to
noble objects variety of handsome en-
graved certificates have been prepared
which will be given to contributors and
agents.
The beauty and value of the certificates
will be suited to the amount contributed to
the Bank.
CERTIFICATE No. 10 GENTS TO $1.00
10.
ANY child or other person contributing
10 cents to l. 90 viii, receive a certificate of
stock for the amount at the rate of ten
cents per share and each share will repre-
sent twenty bricks in the building. Let
everychild take as many shares as possible,
and the aggregate will amount to a noble
sum.
CERTIFICATE NO. 2-S1.00
Every child or other person subscribing
one dollar or more to the Bank, will receive
an unfr AIMED colored certificate for the
amount.
Agents may solicit parents who have very
young children to subscribe for such chill
dren, so that when they grow up those chill
dren can know that they own an interest in
the Soldiers Home.
CERTIFICATE No. 3-sCHooLs-$5 TO so.
To every school that shall raise by the
sale of shares i'll the Bank, the SUN Of SIS 90
and not more than $1,000 will be issued
large handsomely engraved, beautifully tin
ted certificate for the amount.
This certificate is suitable for orn ament-
ing school rooms and parlors
agents who sell one of the large hand
somely engraved, tinted SIS 90 certificates to
a single person or to family, will receive for
services portraits of Hon J. L. Pickard and
Hon. Jno. G. McMynn.
These portraits are eng .4ved on steel and
and are excellent.
CERTIFICATE NO. 4-FRAMED.
When the stock taken by school or by
a family or single person amounts to $1,000
or more, they will receive the large engraved,
tinted certificate, handsomely framed and
filled up with the amount subscribed.
The value of tho frame will be in proper
ton to the amount of the contribution.
AGENTS who will sell one of the $40 90
framed certificates will receive the portraits
of the Hon. Messrs. Pick ard and McMynn,
neatly framed. Many families may be in
duced to take the $1,000 certificates for
their children, to show that they have so
much stock In the Soldiers Home
CERTIFICATE NO. 5.-TEAoHER's CERTIFICATE.
$1.00 AND UPWARDS.
Teachers contributing one dollar and up
wards, shall have certificate of same, prop
erly signed and countersgned
AGENTS CERTIFICATES OF STOCK.
Every child or other person who will sell
fifty shares in the Bank at ten cents per
share shall have for their services a neatly
framed certificate Of stock for ten shares.
Let every bright eyed, earnest boy and girl
become an agent and get persons to take
stock in the bank. The more shares they
induce each subscriber to tske the better,
and the sooner agents will earn this certif-
cate of stock.
Agents should first subscribe all thew can
themselves and then get every body else to
do the same, and they will build beauti-
full Home for disabled soldiers SD