Rock Island Argus., November 14, 1919, Page 20, Image 20

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; Hd far Tutf-tumi Cearea.
3 f Uea-ftf ijsedaiJea to Be HeM
j I fWrtylwlM Caarea.
j ihe 42nd annual contention of
; fVSoek Island County Sunday
1 iottl association U to be held at
: j :dway Presbyterian church,
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v The frfograin to as follows:
l$:H a. bu-tSobs service. Ralph
rlMS, leader, r.
petouonals Rer. John McGown
mason, pastor of Broadway.
Address Miss Pearl L. Wearer,
it children'! division and educa
nal superintendent; Illinois Sun
y school association.
I "inferences -. .
H Ai unuaren's division, Mrs.
W. H. Marshall, leader.
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jj. awf' . jruwt h urniD, iuo-
jeet: -Rellfione Education,"
led by H. J. Banta, general
j secretary, East Moline T. M.
f 3 ' noon Complimentary lunch-
s served by the ladles of Broad
ly, impromptu address : Mrs.
H. Guthrie, toastmlstress.
1:80 p. m. Devotional. Rev. U.
laway, pastor of Memorial
Istlan church. Rock Island.
-we ports of officers.
'Election of officers. - '
Address: Miss Wester. "
Conferences
s (al Children's division, sub-
' Ject: "flute standards," led
V by Miss Pearl L. Wearer.
fb) Pastors and lsyaea, snb-
Ject: "Ststa standards," led
y John 3T Haabera. ;
:0 Adjournmeat
:U p. as. Supper for delefatee
atBroadwiy church. . ,
7:30 p. m. JSonj serrlce aad ds
votionals. led by Ralph Stolts.
A model bible class, led by Mrs.
P. C Ladd of Molina. , '
Benediction.
i with Mrs. Law Modear aad Mrs.
Elmer pooman Thursday. .
Qlen Booltlninoaae - and Carl
Scastraad sblppftd hogs Monday.
- Mrs. C. L. Borles attended the
Busy Bee meeting at the home of
Mrs. Ed'Boaynge Thursday.
Miss Mary Hatstead entertained
the T. S. C club Thursday after
noon, but, on account of the rainy
day only a very few of the males
were present - ,
Mrs. George Gray, Sr, and daugh-
HAMLET
Mrs.- Glen Bonltlnghouse ' pleas
antly entertained Saturday after
noon a club of ladlee of which she
is member. - i -
Miss Katherlne Orav was a Rvk
Island visitor Thursday.
Mrs, Xiennie King und son rlsit-
IF POSLAM CAN
HELP YOUR SKIN
-DO LET IT
It Pmimb heldi tar aoafert. any utU
faettan tor rm In bdne the nut to
Mine aad arvtteat inaiaia ar w tab
born aklo tnmWo. lot It brio tow
baoaflla at one. Thar win am m o
walcoma It too nova Mfltoad tons. Tbara
U no rlak: Poalsra cannot bann: Ita work
ta known to b htchlr anonaafnl. Soothaa.
(top 4tcbtnav brlaga quick impromanent
A Uttlo dona much baeauaa It la fcicblr
eeaeantratad. Clean red. inflamed ooaj
pimona oremiht.
Sold oeoiyvnera. For free aampla write
to Enerttner Laboratorlea, 243 Weat 47th
St., New York City.
urn your akin to beeama ctoarar,
brltbtar. bMltbier to naa of Foalaja Soap,
owdleatad with Poilim. Ar. .
tor, Miss Katherlne, will entertain
the Woman's Mkslonary society
Thursday of this week. -
Misses Vers Eproston and Lola
Gataes visited wiu Mrs. Wu a6
oner Bsfhday. . ;. .
Rowlle Odell spent the day Son
day at the home of Hiram Cooper.
Miss Ethel .Whaelaa spent Sat
urday algfat aad Sunday with, her
friend, Miss Emily 8wartout Sanl
Stockberger "was alaa a visitor at
the, Swartout' home 8uaday. .
PUBLIC DEMANDS
FAIR TREATMENT
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- s Whan we contemplated oar present store, w firmly reeolred
to serve the buying public RIGHT. Not by patting them on the
back, nor by wild predictions nor by wierd promises, but by of
feringlhe very best line of merchandise at prices that are
RIGHT. W do not. nor will not create a special pries to TOO,
as we believe that YOU fully realise the absurdity of eodoiag;
neither have we any Inflated INSTALLMENT PRICES, but a'
Just price TO ALL and that the lowest without depreciating
QUALITY. WB have NO JUNK of RETURNED goods, but ev
erythlnrNEW and CLEAN. STEP IN and convince YOURSELF.
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" - E. P. WIESLER. Sales Manager. , ' '
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October Monday of 1919, Robert Kendall, America's greatest actor, is mur-
dered on the opening night of Chicago engagement. Ten of Chicago's
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They have written an amazing story a story of such .deep mystery that they
themselves could not agree on a solationto the puzzle. The Herald and Ex
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A committee of judges will pss upon the merits of the solution chapters offered.
If two cnaptm are judged to be of equal merit eich wOLreceive $590. .
" . .-The contest wfll end not later than Jan. lCs, lC. . . ,
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The Safety end Tax Exemption off
Joint Stock Land Bank 5 Bonds
and the meanlnj of these features to large Investors v
SAFETY j These bonds are issued under the
Federal Farm Loan Act. They are declared to be
instrumentalities of the United States Govern
ment, and are prepared and engraved by the
Treaaury Department
The bonds are secured by Government ap
proved first farm mortgages, or by United States
Government Bond or Certificates of Indebt--.
ednesa. . . .v-.-,"
' The bonds are a legal investment for all fidu
' ciarjtand trust funds under the jurisdiction of the
Federal Government, and are acceptable as secur-
ity for Postal Savings Deposits and for all de
- posits of Government funds. -
The constitutionality' of the act and the valid
ity of the provisions exempting the bonds from
taxation, 1ve been approved by the Attorney
General of the United States, as well as by some
of the most eminent legal talent of the country,
including Geo. W.Wicersham, Esq., and Wm, G.
McAdoo, Esq. - t -''o-'..
The Federal District Court at Kansas City on Oct
II, 1S19, dismissed the oit attacking the constita
Uonalitr of the Federal Farm Loan Act -and the Tax
Exemption ot the bonds, thus In effect establishing the
validity tit the. Act and all of its provisions.. An appeal,
from this decision has bees; taken to they supreme
court, which has been asked by all parties to advance
the case for early hearing. -
($,000,000 Dated May i, 1019.
TAX EXEMPTION: These bonds are exempt
- to the same degree as the Liberty Loan 3Hs in
other words, they are exempt from all taxes,' ex
cepting only inheritance taxes. This includes
exemption from Federal Income Tax and local
personal property taxes. v
'The' value of the exemption from Federal In
come Taxes alone, to individuals of large incomes,'
is indicated in the following figures, which would
be furtherjnereased if the exemption of the bonds
from other taxes were considered: .
Net YieM el Joint 9teck BoaeV
50.000
69.000
100.000
200.000
500,000
1.000.000
(Ta Oatlaaal Date)
1 Etahalaat ta
r 6.52
8.3)
10.22
. 12.50
15.52
16.07
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(Trmm Oat!
Dan to Mai
7.25
9.25
. 1 1.36
13.89
17.24
17.8$:
: . .
-The top line represents the net rate realized. '
from Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds, regardless of
the income of the holder. The remaining figures
represent the gross rate which must be realised at
varying incomes from taxable securities to pro-'
cure the net rate at the top of the column.
Ootional Mav 1.
10,000,000 Dated Nov. 1, 1919. Optional Nov. I. 104. Due Nov. 1. 100.
Redeemable ,t par and accrued interest on any interest date, after five years from date of issue,
.Coupon Bonds fully registerable and interchangeable. Denomination, $1,000 and $500. Interest
payable semi-annually. May 1st and November 1st Principal and interest payable, at the
- v . bank of issue or at The Equitable Trust Company of New York. v
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XH iWeWtniMitt thtst bmttt ir Inmtnwnt
. ; PRICE 102 AND INTEREST "
' - YWfing Over to Optional Maturtty, 5 Thereafter
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28 tO.' tA SAUK fT CHICAQ ) .
NEW YORK ' innUDCUvllA., ' BOSTON
DETROIT r ST. UQUIS . ' MILWAUKEE
William R. Compton Co.
US SO. LA SALLE ST., CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS
CINCINNATI
NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS ' -
Tho gquitabb Trust Company of N. Y.
BOND DEPARTMENT
17 WALL STREET. Ktt YORK