Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1921, Page 4

The College Savings Bond Company PARENTS Additional Provisions Should your child or children on reaching 18 find it necessary to start a business career, the accumulated ' funds -may be used for such purposes. Or should you: as parents absolutely re- quire the fund to reimburse you for the child’s past or future maintenance—or should the child’s health be undermined, and the funds be required for the child’s physical welfare—then there are provi- sions whereby the funds may be used for these emergencies, though under favor- able conditions the contributors prefer that the funds be used for the sole purpose of a higher education for the boy or girl whose name is enrolled. In case of the child’s dangerous illness, |50 per cent of the then value can then be borrowed—and in case of the child’s death, the bonds:may be redeemed at the then value, or left on deposit until time of maturity, when the accumulated fund may be drawn by the parents. Airplanes Free WHEN your child reaches 18, you have saved only 100 of these bonds, there will be a fund of $500 in cash, invested in first mortgages, under the direction of the National Bank of Commerce--and if you have saved $200 bonds there will be a fund of $1,000 available, equally well secured--all of which has cost you nothing, because the merchant with whom you trade for cash rewards you by giving you part of your Che Casper Daily Cridune ee In conjunction with the National Bank.of Commerce as trustee, and the twelve merchants here named--for the purpose of encouraging thrift among those who patronize these Casper merchants--will furnish sufficient fund for college educa- tion for your child or your children, if you take advantage of this liberal proposi-_ tion to which they individually and jointlv contribute, as per the more compre- hensive literature available at the bank, or at any of these mercantile establish- ments, or at the office of the College Savings Bond Co., 429 Midwest Building. The merchants refund to you part of each cash sale, in the form of scrip or Baby Bonds, which when deposited with the College Savings Company, 429 Midwest Building, represent the same as cash in securing $5 College Savings Bonds, certified by’ the National Bank of Commerce as trustee, and invested in first real estate mortgages. This scrip costs you nothing. ‘Ask for the scrip or the Baby Bond when you trade with the merchant. College Bonds work wonders - Your For Instance--- If your child is less than 6 months old, $2.50 in scrip or Baby Bonds, presented to you by these merchants, absolutely free with purchases, secures for you a College Savings Bond worth $5 when the child reaches 18. If your child is 4 years old, which is the first half of his fifth year, you collect from these twelve merchants - scrip or Baby Bonds to the amount of $2.93 for which you will receive a $5 College Savings Bond, due and payable when your child reaches 18. But when your child reaches the age of 4144 which is the second half of the fifth year, then you must collect scrip or Baby Bonds to the value of $2.99, and so on in accord- ance with the table furnished by these merchants, by the bank or by the College Savings Bond Company, at 429 Midwest Building. ‘ , MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY | A College Education for Children-- FREE Register Your Children Either at the office of the College Savings Bond Company, at 429 Midwest building, or at The National Bank of Commerce, or with any of the merchants connected with this enterprise—any of which will also furnish you with more comprehensive lit- arate fully detailing the plans and con- itions. Baby’s Photograph FREE At Jeffrey's Studio All week, beginning April 25 and ending | - April 30. This is only for children under school age who are registered by their parents at the Jeffry’s Studio. To all boys and girls who come accompanied by parents} and register at the following places of business on the following days: ‘Afternoon—Holmes Hardware Company. Morning—Richter Music Company. ‘Afternoon-——Casper Pharmacy. Morning—Natrona, Fuel Co., Uptown office, Trib * 4A fternoon—Jessen’s Men’s and Boy’s Wear. yr eue Morning—Casper Floral Company. Afernoon—Casper Stationery Company. Morning—Allen Dairy, at Holmes Hardware Co Z Afternoon—Martz Hat Shop. acseas Morning—Casper Storage Grocery. ~ Afternoon—Casper Steam Bakery. WEEK BEGINNING APRIL 25TH AND ENDING APRIL 30TH. No buying is necessary, these Airplanes are distributed absolutely free to all children who apply, if accompanied by parents, and register their Names as Baby Bond collectors for a greater education. purchase back in scrip or Baby Bonds, as herein fully ex- plained. 2 ARRON ETRC RAL ARRIBA IIE CLONAL