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Show HOLD TO YOUR BONDS Many citizens of Logan and vicinity showetLtheir interest -in their country during tthe war by investing all the money they could afford in Liberty bonds.-Many-pinched and sacrificed, and some -even borrowed money, but ' they bought the ; bonds. .Today these same bonds 'are below par. In- othe words, you cannot get for them as-, much as you paid, if you take them to a bank 'or to someone in the business of buying bonds. Arid many, when thejr discovered dis-covered this fact, became greatly disappointed. disap-pointed. But the fact is, it is a good . thing at the present time the bonds aire below par for it' will serve to prevent msuiy people from selling theirs.. Men of W W ' good judgment do not sell goods at a loss " H & so: it would be bad judgment to, sell Lib- Pt W? erty bonds when they are below par. Ill .' On the other hand, wise men buy goods lp p below their ieal value from foolish men. I " That is why you see the big daily news- I , j papers carrying ads from men who want I mx&: to buy "Liberty bonds. They make mooney tJSgffi at.it. So, if they can make money by buy- pajjpffi them .and. holding them, why can't you T, make money by holding those you have? Just think of that when you are tempted ,to let go of your bonds, either for cash ft.. or other securities- The fact that the oth er i ello wwants your bonds is pretty good evidence that your bonds are worth more than he will give you for them. They j have been above par, and they will agsiin ns surely as the sun will come up in the - east tomofcrow. So do not sell at a loss. iWhat you lose the other fellow makes. $ Hold.onto.your bonds. k te fe |