Bingham Bulletin | 1918-03-01 | Page 2 | No Cause for Worry

NO CAUSE FOR WORRY. There is a great deal of unnecessary anxiety among some small holders of government bonds. It does not make a particle of difference to them at what price the bonds are quoted on the Stock Exchange -and they should stop their fretting because the price was about 91 one day. The ups and downs of the prices of bonds is only a record of the financial storms that the traders meet. The rate of call money may effect the price and so may a hundred other things, but as long as you have the bond Wall street's troubles are of no concern to you. The bond will be paid when due at its face value and the interest will be paid you on the date designated just as regularly as the sun rises and sets. The only possible interest'you could have in these stock exchange ex-change prices would lie if you were compelled to sell your bond. But that necessity will come to very few, and only to those who must have at once the full value of the bond If a smaller sum i needed the bond will be good collateral at. any bank. A security that always brings a good return with the regularity of the movement move-ment of the planets is not a thing to worry about, and that is the kind of a security that a Liberty bond is.