Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, January 14, 1919, Page 7, Image 7

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    THE MORMXG -OREGOMAX, TUESDAY, JANUARY li, 1919.
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Telephone: Broadway 2151
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r liberty ioads
This advertisement is issued to holders of Liberty Bonds who are
contemplating disposition of their Liberty Bonds at the present mar
ket price. It is the message of Morris Brothers, Inc., to these people,
urging them to keep their Liberty Bonds.
There is not a better form of security in the world today. All the
resources of the Nation every farm, mine, home, industry and busi
ness enterprise, every piece of taxable property in the land is behind
these bonds. The present market price is due to unsettled conditions,
because we are going from a war to a peace basis.
It is our confident belief that within not to exceed one year from
date, Liberty Bonds will sell at par (100 cents on the dollar) , or above.
That is why we are interested in every owner of Liberty Bonds keep
ing his bonds.
Do not take your money out of Liberty Bonds and make hazard
ous and unsatisfactory investments. Your chief concern has to do
with the safety of your money and how effectively you can lay the
foundation for a fortune that shall insure your future happiness and -prosperity.
Investing for life is one thing speculating is another. The wise
investor never speculates he builds. He has analyzed the unsatisfac
tory and unfortunate experiences of others and benefited by them to
the extent of placing his money in Liberty Bonds. He realizes that
with this form' of secuity, his principal is safe and his interest assured
as long as the American Nation lives.
Keep your money in Liberty Bonds. Use them to help yourself
establish and maintain a life fortune that is as sound and certain as
the resources which comprise the Nation itse
If you MUST sell your Liberty Bonds, bring them to Morris Broth
ers, Inc., where you are assured of the highest possible market price, plus
accrued interest up to the date you sell the bonds to us. For this serv
ice we make the following charge :
$ 50 Bond, New York market, plus accrued interest, less $ .37
$ 100 Bond, New York market, plus accrued interest, less $ .75
$1000 Bond, New York market, plus accrued interest, less $2.50
EQUITIES
Where delivery of Bonds can be made, we will take your receipts,
secure your Bond and settle on the above scale, no extra charge
being nlade for the transaction.
MORRIS
BROTHER
THE PREMIER MUNICIPAL BOND HOUSE
' 309-11 Stark Street, Between Fifth and Sixth (Ground Floor)
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Established Over 25 Years