GOLDSBORO BOOK TELLS OP BUILDING ND LOAN PLANS (Continued from page ana) share. Tor months hoeing Saturday the duas arc one dollar par share. If there are live Saturdays, the duel are 11.25 par ihar*. Why ia a membership fee of terua ty-five cents par share charged! ThU charge of twenty-dec cents per ihar* goes to the expense fond, and la charged because some mem bers withdraw early, and if they paid no membership fee, they srould hare been an expease to the association, as no withdrawal fee Is charged, and their money eras not ia long enough to earn any profit. When Can Shares be taken eat! Every three months a naw aeries opens—the first of each March, Jane, September and December, and re mains open for ninety days Suppose a member becomes In ar rears? All paymante must be made month ly in advance. If a member misses a payment hr Is charged five cents per thsre per week, so long as ha It In ar rears. Do I have to pay taxes on money pul in the Building and Loan Asso ciation! No you do not; your gross profit I. asm* When a shareholder needs a lKtlc money, is H beat to withdraw or la borrow It it best to borrow, as you can bor row aa much aa ninety per cent el the amount paid in on your riiarca at six per cent interest, and then yon may pay this amount bach as you can and your stock continues In force. Suppose the payments becomes burdensome; Is there any relief? Yea; the number of shares may be reduced, and tha amount standing to the credit of the shares that are to bo discontinued may be credited to those to remain In force, or that amount be withdrawn, tn either event’ tile smaller number of shares may be continued. Is there any other way of relief, so as ta step all payments? Certainly; the whole amount of dues paid in together with ths pro fits due ou withdrawals at that time, may be withdrawn and the shares canceled. What is the withdrawal value of shares? The withdrawal Value, or what might be csdlod the "Cash Surrender Value,” during the first two your*, is an amount oqaal to the sum of all aiive pam id. eciuicn wiu:Jiiwing after two years from data of issue receive approximately 4 per cent oe the amount paid in. Whet Is the per value of install siest shores? One hundred dollars per share. When Is this received by the Air holder? Just ■« soon as the monthly pay ments, together with the created profits, amount to one hundred dol lars per share. Whan will this be Our sxperiencs has been that it re quires about six and one-third yean to mature installment shares. Will this continue? The Goldsboro Building and Loan Association has been in business since 1906, and the experience of the post U a pretty safe guarantee that In the future, as - in the past, installment shares will mature in that time. How much per share will have bean paid in? About $83.00., How much wiU bo the profit? About $17.00. What rate of interest does this pro fit represent Over six per cent Of what do the assets of the Build ing- sad Lean associations consist? The assets of the Building and Loan Association consist priacipadty of first mortgages on improved reel estate and loans made to our mem bers open their share* in this asso ciation. K seems very evident tbut the Building and Loan Assentation offers the greatest Inducements to poople having mossy to Invest, either In paid up shares, er Installment share*, pay ing over six per cent eompound in terest, but—dess it offer say Induce ment to thorn: wun to ouun homan, bat ore not tbk to pay each for tboiaT Thla la really the chief object of Building aad Loan emoeietlene, aad the plan U a eery alaipla aad ottrac tlea oaa. PltiM explain K. ' Tba Ooldabon Building aad Loaa Amoclatton lenda money to tto mem ber* with which to build home*, tak ing a flr*t mortgage, aad aBoera the member to repay the loan In eaay monthly tantolhnnirta flow la thla dona Wa will OhMtnto by tappoalag yau hart a tot aad wtah to bo lid a booaa to coat two thonmnd dollar*, aad aap poalng, aim that pan an not a mem ber of thla amealatfoa. Yoa call at car afltoa and aaplala yaw dartre to too aoontory, who wIB gtoo yoa ■ form of application for o toon of bwa tboaaaod deUara. which yoa will *tgi aad toaeo with him. The mantarj praaaata thto appbaatlea to the Loaa Committee wba appniaa the eatoo ai year tot aad the ham yoa pmpaw to bafld, aa toown by yoar plana aad apectf ieettoac If aoeh mnabar of thfa mT*auovnL~*JLrt too appHaatlaa la epperrit aad tar* ad aear to oar atlma/i fora iitwl lag laecotfgatioa ad the title. The ap fllsant then eubeertbe* to twenty »h»»*e of itock, paying th# regular entrance fr« of tw#nty-fl»e cent* por abate. Whet will tbo monthly peyment* be thereafter If there are four Saturday*, the monthly peyment will be 130.00 on a loan of ft,000.04. If there are fir# Saturday*, the monthly payment will be 134.00. Does thie Include th* Interest on the money borrowed? Yea What rate of tirlereat ia charged? 4 per cent. Por how long a Mate? Until year aharee auto re, which cancel* the debt and clean the prep ay. According to our pad experi ence, this win be in about *ix and one-third year*. Retell price* el the necessities of life continue to recede all over the United State*, according to report* gathered at Washington, and this without the intenrentlen of the gov ernment through suite egainet profi teers, threatened sotn* weeks ago by the Department of Justice. The de cline i* credited by Attorney General Daughsrty to the American house wife. sad indications are not locking that the diagnosis is comet. Buyers generally have fceen notice ably more provident of lots and havo been displaying more of a tendency to "shop" and compare valuos, an attitude which has promptly reflected on the price tags. Even the coal trade, long pictured as the most ar rogant of “combIn**." has felt the pressure, for the reduction announc ed during thv past month have boon due more to economy of consumption than to the mildness of the season, the tabulated statement of mean tem po re lures showing an average excess of but 1 degree per day daev Janu ary 1. Ewontlally it Is.the buying public who Croats and control the market sad demonstration of that truth ought to check the habit of calling on the gorcrnment to regulate ores tho tr.v »1 affair* of everyday life. Pi ice Ha ag by atatate it out only economical ly unitund, bet bu yet to prove It *lf *ff«ti*e. cave la exceptional cti '•! the moie certain remedy agaiad rat.tiering Ilea with the purchaser In t ample tightening of the puree ;tring» when he iloan not get fall value for bla dollar*.—,Philadelphia Bulletin. COLOMBIAN TREATY S FINALLY RATIFIED Waahlagton, March 2.—Ratifica tion* of the treaty between the Uni ted State* and Colombian, whereby the A rare lean government peya Co lyombiaa 215,000,000 a* eosapenm tion far the let* of Panama were rot changed yaaterday la Bogota, accord ing to advice* received today by the Colombian legation. Why Tbo Money Gee* Thin ia certainly an *ge in which that proverb that tay* riebc* have winga hold* good. P»rt*ap* the tint and greatest wing of riches In Indol genc*. It i* poesublr t* earn more —mi i ——mmm money today than y*ardago, hat U It 10 tlapl* and to extrarfotntly easy to lot h dip far the nadwti aad 1 us uries ot life when we have It that to* of u* »av« very math. K tom a lot of money to ho well.-Drag* rest money, doctor* *«*t money aad riumr* cost a* gnat deal at it. Aad it eo«u money to be etoaa Then i* no doubt hat that ekeallaee* la next to CodllnoM, hut it o+ot* maaey Just the >aac. The grootedt Item of expense, however, la oar effort to tc Uht other people and la da arbat other* da. A neighbor buy* aa aato mobile and ate mud have on* Ju*t a* handroa* or a little better. We mad <lres* like other* dreai and go whore ethers go. not because are. ahoay* waat to, bat because eociety demand* •t. And wo ore somotimoe cantos* A* Yew Soldier Boy How -Cootie." Cot Seek A Held Hell tell you that the batUafrotru of Swope were ewe rating with rate, which carried the daagerew vermin and eauaed ear men abery. Don’t lot mU bring (Hooaeo into yo«r home. Wren yen too the flret one got RAT SNAP. That will iaieh them quick. Throe elaea, 35e, Me. |1JI. Sold and guaranteed by Butler Brea. Hood A Grantham, Wlleoo and Lae. 4 — 1 ——00 | about how wo epead our asoooy and about tho Mann la which wo tako earr of th« thing* that coast hit* our poarondon, and w* pay for this ctro las.noaa Boom of us waato a living and than aroadw why wo caaaat maka tha snda moat. A doso-Astod. stingy (allow la about tha atost con temptible of God's creation, aad the man who never uses good rs—iaa ’11 M-iU_L.JSSJP» JMU_“SBH9SMBHH Mi* U the expend Iran ef kit nteoey mm him a close ihn4.—Hoc res JeeraaL MUST PAY SIPS TO *UY ABSENT SPOUTS B'.ehmoxd. Vn„ Match 1—My a vote of l« te S. the Vi**t»la Senate today p need the Map* prehJMtiea Meaear*. entryln« with it an rmtad —- -1 far* Ranching the KW." “Since moving near the river 3 year* ago wi’ri always need RAT SNAP. Watched a vicious water rat nibbling at RAT - SNAP oataide the bouse. About Id minute* later be darted off for th* water te cool hi* banting stomach, bat ho died 'tafsre reaching it“. Three ait**, 35c, «6e, 1136. Sold and guaranteed by Bai lor Bros., Hoad A Grcntear.!. Wilson and Lea. Income Tax Just received the new in come tax laws for 1921, and a supply of forma. Am prepared to aid in making out income tax returns. J. O. WEST, Attorney First National Bank Builling, Dunn, N. C. Foote’s Sketches of North Carolina 1ML ImmI MHIm aiaet rtwlnt of Iks bn. Thais^kly rsUsbb. lovshakUte ikeas IntsK^MlMarlyfclfMryfheiVyUfieaOisMli «n«el4tfratJlii of tit* ItatA tt *5— RCPMMT COMPANY, »UNM, U.C. EAGLE “BHAD<r>^J^^VP„dl No. 174 EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK 1 \m I i tmd for an Egg Harvest NOW TT moat be done with en * A perfect w atko cootaane aqaal sarobar oa aWaa and HI ■Mi aMa radon, aoaa brralr aamrimn fat. al>3a u U abort oc ■naoarfal. Onin-fad bana cant 1 Purina Poultagr arbtee aa yob a, aH^ut km Ma bant body ta tea caadMon. The Fate ia pnm bade pot paa bom aqqa boa paw tea* aa aoaa bom al ba weanOai, And, h aa« do b at e^Maafaaitec « *** *""* Fmdfrmm Am dUrfcerfcoitf Baft XMteaod paapab lg> Sold in Dunn Exclusively By LP. SURLES ■ . ..... I Pay Your TAXESI 1 ; ; - ... . n > ' : 1 jfV- 1" Several. Thousands of Dollars are Still Due on Town Taxes. The Time Limit is Almost up We Must Collect Please Do Not Compel Us to Col lect by Distraint. Come and Pay Now. - » W. F. Dawson ■ ^ * I * Tax-Collector, Dunn, NorthCarolina ■IM 111 I ■■■»■' ■ ■■"" ■■»■» sss Farm Implements Don’t Walk 2t Miles A Day Behind a Plow when you earn ride end do better work without put ting any additional load on your team. , 1 There is a riding plow made specially for the fanner who has only two or three work animals— i ■ l| I m ; H 1 Avery TJtfle Indtaa” It baa exceptionally l«ht draft because the rear fur row wheel acts •• a rreohr in< landside, reducing Mo tion, and all wheels are fitted with dirt proof, threaded treaee caps, making U easy to fores treats die entire Icnttk of the aide spindle. I without was paint wheels. The lending bttr controls the front furrow wheel and enables the operator to take mors or less land Instantly to straighten crooked fur rows. It *l*o bolds the . ptoif to its work on sloping ground. Furnished with 10 or 12* Ineh bottom* and twn or three horse hitch. It won't cost yon s sent to (one in and look tots C™ | Hotter Brothers I AMD | rufNiruMK

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