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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1917.
EIGHT PAGES
We MUST Win the War
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and help Feed, Clothe and Porperly Arm
OUR BOYS AT THE FRONT
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PENDLETON OFFERS TO ALL ITS CUSTOMERS, AND TO EVERY ONE RESIDING WITHIN PENDLETON'S COM
MERCIAL JURISDICTION, THE NEW
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ON THE FOLLOWING TERMS:
Two per cent or more down, balance payable on or before 6 months and
we agree to accept partial payments, in any reasonable amount, whenever
tendered.
Bonds delivered to purchaser when full payment is completed.
The Government's terms to purchasers are as follows:
2 per cent down.
18 per cent November 15th, 1917.
40 per cent December 15th, 1917.
40 per cent January 15th, 1917.
Interest to be charged subscribers on last two payments.
If possible, pay in full for your bonds when you subscribe.
If you cannot pay in full now, accept the Government's offer if you
can meet its terms.
If you are not in position to either pay all cash or pay as required by
the Government, then make your subscription on the very liberal terms we
offer above. ,
Pendleton's quota of this bond issue is $750,000. Let every one do
their share. You are not being asked to give one cent ; you are only asked
to help our Government by buying THE BEST SECURITY on earth.
Every home should have one or more of these bonds.
Our boys are giving their lives.
We must furnish the money.
Come in at once and make your subscription
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of Pendleton
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