The Coolidge examiner., 1944-11-24
Bond Drive In
Coolidge Slow
As sSalesLag
individuals urged to make
purchases early; sales to-
tai less than $4,000 to
date.

stress has been given by U. >.
Treasury officials for the need OF
sales to individuls.
The Sixth War Loan basket" will
again feature a complete line OF
securities to fit every investment
purpose. Whether the potential
purchaser seeks temporary employ
ment of his funds for only six
months or a year, or desires to set
up a retirement plan for himself
ten or more years hence, he will
be able to select a certificate, note
or bond to meet that particular
need from among the offerings of
the United States Treasury in the
Sixth War Loan. Everyone with
money to invest is a definite pros
pect for one or more issues.
The offering includes:
Series e, r and G Savings Bonds.
Series c Savings Notes
2Le% Bonds Of 1861. 8
2La% Bonds Of 1952-54.
VA Notes of 1947.
TTo Certificates of indebtedness.
Heading the offering, as in pre-
vious loans, is the Series e War
Savings Bond, the most widely dis
tributed in the world. More than
so million people in this country
have purchased one or more of
these bonds. Series e bonds con-
tinue to be the ideal investment
for wage Garner, or the person with
q small income. Their purchase
provides a methodical system OF
saving for the individual who Is
seeking to establish fund for the
education of his children or to pro-
vide himself with a monthly ma
turity ten years hence when he
collects $10O for every $75 invested,
or the equivalent of an annual in
terest return of approximately $50
percent If held to maturity.
Series F Savings Bonds, which
yield slightly smaller returns and
mature in IL years, may be used
for the same purposes as the Series
E bonds by larger investors. They
may also be purchased in limited
amounts by corporations, associa-
tions. estates and trusts. and make
an attractive medium term secur-
ity. Income on Series E and F
bonds accrues by reason of increase
in redemption value after the first
year and at the end Of each half
year period thereafter until redemp-
ton or maturity, and for tax pur-
poses income may be deferred or
accrued.
Series G Savings Bonds yielding
2h percent If held to maturity for
IL years, are readily salable TO
those who desire current income as
interest is paid semi-annually by
Treasury check. Being redeemable
at par upon the death of the owner,
SeSries G bonds will help to facil-
itate the orderly distribution of es-
tates.
Series C Savings Notes provide
a means for wealthy individuals,
corporations and others to temper
arily invest idle funds set aside for
the payment of Federal income, es-
tate or gift taxes. They run for
three years from the issue date,
and yield LOT percent If held to
maturity.
The 21a% Bonds to be offered in
the drive will be dated December /,
1914. due March Is. 1871, callable
March 15, 1865. The bonds will be
issued in coupon or registered form
at the option of the buyers, In de-
nominations from $500 to 81 ,OO0, 900.
This is an attractive long term in
vestment for insurance companies
and large investors, corporate and
individual.
The 2qS Bonds will be dated Dec
ember 1. 1g44, due December Is,
1854, callable December Is, 1852.
and will be issued in coupon or
registered form at the option of the
buyers. in denominations OF $500
to s1.000,000. These bonds provide
an excellent medium term invest
ment, and are particularly desir-
able for savings banks and savings
and loan associations.
The NV Notes will be dated
December /, 1914. due September
Is. 1947, and will be issued in de-
nominations of $1,000 to $1,000. 900
and in coupon form only. These
notes provide a splendid medium
for temporary investment of sur
plus funds, particularly for corpora
tions desiring to build up post war
reserves for reconversion to peace
time production and other pur-
poses.
The HT Certificates of Indebt-
edness will be dated December 1,
1914, due December /. 1945, and
will be issued in denominations of
$1,000 to 81, 100000 and in coupon
form only. They are suitable in
vestment for corporations desiring
to set up deferred maintenance, de-
probation, depletion or inventory