The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-23

y SHHt certicEatts CpNcTiHS tue
amount of the deposit. New accor $
can not be opened by mai. When
a int, a ny der o itor esiring to open
an account is unable to appear in per-
son he may forward the money by a
representative, who will be provided
with al application form, which must
be properly filled out by the intending
depositor and returned with the duplI-
cate certificate or certificates.
WITHDRAWALS NOT MADE IN
PERSON.
20. When under similar circum-
stances a d, p sitor can not appear in
person to make q withdrawal, a blank
order will be furni she'd for his use up
yin request by his represe NATIVE.
When such order has been properly
fill d in and sig Led by the deposit n,
with his signature witnessed by a dis
interested person, and has been return
ed to the postmaster, together with
each certificate TO be paid pro perly in
dorsed, payment will be made to the
depositor g representative.
80. When a d, positor who is unable
to appear in person desires to withdraw
merely the interest payable on any
certificate, the blank order furnished
will include receipts for the interest to
be pail, upon return of which, proper
ly signed by the deposition, the post
master will make payment to his re-
preventative.
DEATH OF DEPOSIITOR.
81. In Ease of the death of a ue-
positor the amount standing to his
credit will be paid to the executor or
administrator of his estate upon COM
pliance with the necessary require
ments. In case no formal adminstra-
tion is desiied by his relatives, the
postmaster may, If it is deemed pro-
per. be authorized to pay the amount
of the deposit, on application, in pro-
per form, to the persons entitled to
receive it, without the appointment of
a IN administrator.
ACCOUNT OF WOMAN WHO
MARRlES.
80. A woman who opens an &C.
count ard afterW ard marries must pre-
sent her savings certificates at he:
Office in order that the certificates may
be Endorsed as payable to her in her
nwe n The postmaster will re-
ceive TO further deposits from a de-
position failing to comply with this
requirement, nor will he make any
partial or interest payment to her.
POSTAL-SAVINGS BONDS.
33 A depositor will be permi tied
to exchange the whole or any part of
his deposits in sums of 20, $40, $50,
$50, 500, or mnltiples of 500 upon
and including $500, in United States
restored or coupon bonds bearing in
terest at the rate of "a per cent per
annum. payable semiannually, and re-
deemable at the pleasure of the United
States after n year from date of is
sue, hoth principal and interest pay
able 20 year from such uate in Unit
ed States gold coin.. Such exchanges
may be made under date of January ]
and JULY each ycar, provided such
bonds are then availa ole
"a. A deposition desiring to cen
vert his savings deposits into bonds on
January ! and July / of any year must
make at least Is days before either of
the dates named to the postmaster in
triplicate on q form which will be
supplied him for that purpose. At
the time of making application he
must indorse and surrender savings
covering the amount of
the bonds desired. for which the post
master will give him q receipt. In
terest will continue to accrue on ear
tificates surrendered until the date on
which the bonds are issued. When
the bonds applied for are re ceived
by the postmaster, the iepositor will
be notified and the bonds will be deliv-
cred by the postmaster on preservation
of the receipt for the certificates sur
At the same tice all in
terest due on the certificates surrend-
cred will be paid.
35. Savings deposits converted in.