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Show I Save by Investing ! The average Individual Is inclined in-clined to postpone the ftartlnc of a savings plan until some future date, Sueh procrastination Is fatal! fa-tal! Thoeo who succeed aoid such errors. ij To rave systematically there II must be either an Incentive or an obligation. Bonds bought on the i installment plan comblno both these advantages In an attractive Ij manner. The Incentive In the desire to possess an Independent income H The obligation Is entailed In mak- H Ing regular monthly payments. It .,1 Is a well established fact that I many people can savo by paying Vll off a debt who fail to save by anj other method. I I I We suggent you communicate I II 1iI'1,i!iIm1 !! 1th us foi details concerning our . I Systematic Saving Plan. H J. A. HOGLE & CO I gatt Lake City '" I PocateBo Ogden Los Angeles : NeLM $4,000,000 Tj, The Amalgamated Sugar Company I First Closed Mortgage . p 7 Sinking Fund Bond r Dated April t, 1922. Duo April 1, 1937 I f Callable at 105 and accrued Interest 0 , Principal and semi annual interest (October 1 and , J April 1) payable at Mercantile Trust Company. San , Francisco, Trustee, or at Bankers' Trust Company, Wb New York City Tb company agrees to pay the 2 per cent normal j federal Income tax. j Denominations: $1000, $500 and $100 We Recommend These Bonds for Investment Price, $100 and Interest To Yield 7 1 THE beet sugar industry is basic and essential. During 1921 less than 24 per cent of the sugar consumer in the United States was 1 grown in this country. Imports of refined sugar to the United I States are insignificant. The Amalgamated Sugar Company is one of J the six largest beet sugar producing and refining companies in the ! United States. Its business was organized twenty years ago with an annual production of 212,000 bags, while today its annual production ' is about 1 ,400,000 bags The company owns and operates eight modern I brick and steel refineries, well located in Utah and Idaho, in districts B adapted lo the growing of sugar beets. . . SECURITY These bonds will I"1 n the properties falling under this tnort- j direct obligation of ih.- Aniit lcramat gage aftei depreciaien and taxes, for W, Sugar Company and will constitute, in the twel tided Februarj 29, H the opinion of counsel, a first closed 1920, averaged $913,041, or over three ' jr. mortgage on all refining plants, sites ' -quarter times annual interest , , , , eharees upon these bonds. Average flv and other fixed assets, havmg a depre- tor Eoiirteeil voars W .iatcd value of $9.22.,207, against )li(,).il pebniary 28, 1922, including K $3,500,000 of bonds of this issue The iea, losses in 1921 due to low prices K certification of all bonds of this issue obtained I r sugar manufactured at in excess of a par amounl f $3,500,000 hjgh costs, were- $495,452, or over one is contingent upon the depesil with th and three-quarter times interest oi trustee for security of the bondhold- these bonds This of course includes m- ers. of mortgages upon farm lands in earnings for periods when the com- K Oneida, Franklin County, Idaho, ami pany's plant facilities and productive IT bonds of thp water system serving .-a parity were very much les llian these lands, in a face amount equal to they are today. The year just com- at least 200 per eent of all additional pleted is the only one in the twentj first mortgage 7 per eent bonds is- years of the company's history during s,,,l which an actual operating loss was en- B The depreciated vain- of mortgaged countered. Sugar now on hand is be- K security and the face value of addi- ing sold by the company at a satisfac- 1 tional collateral Becuiity, in the evenl tory profit at current market prices L 0f the issuan f the full $4,000, SINKING- FUND An annual sinking bonds, will therefore amount to $10,- fund to be applied to the purchase sf 225257 or over tw.. and one-half times bonds in the open market at not ex- BT this issue. The total valuation of ceeding the caDahle price, or for calling lands and water Bystem, part or all oi bonds at the callable price, is provided W which will thus form additional indi- in an amount of $200,000 per annum, B red security for the bonds, has been commencing April 1, 1924. This sink- m ; ,l termined 'to be in exeess of $3,000,- ing fund payment will be increased by w Net quick assets of the company an amount equal to all dividends paitt hiv in excess uf .J soO Dun. on the common stock during the life of n EARNINGS Annua! nel earnings of thes bonds I E. H. Rollins & Sons Halsey Stuart & Co. I George H. Burr & Co. I ', Ihs ;,r-aratlon of the deed of trust to secure this Issup of bonds and all proceedings incident to It are to N L ,u,dc the dlrecUon oi our a A . Q roll Bells, M - Orri. i San . rancl a b-d' ; I fercd hen. as and If issue and received by lie. 3ubjoct to approval of counsel, and subject to prior late Md V ohango in price without notice The InformaUon and staUstlcs contained heroin have boon obtained from toon. I j j We deem reliable, and. although not guaranteed, are accepted by us as accurate K ' "SBBa FURRIER AND TAXIDERMIST FUR stora... remodeling repairing, re-linlug re-linlug and cleaning at summer rates WS will call for your furs. 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