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keepthe yard in shape.
Buy Something For Spring And Give Your Ego A Lift
Spring is a time for
getting out of the house
and looking around.
Springis the time to go
shopping.
This is the time of the #
year tobethinking
about doing things and
planningand makingthe §&
purchases necessary to
do these things.
_ It will soon be fishing seasonandthis is a
good time to go through
the tackle box and fly
collections‘ and fill in
the equipment gaps left
by fishing expeditions
of last year.
Spring is alsothe time
to fix up the yard or fix
the equipment needed to
Itis a good time to buy
anew lawn mower, fertilizer spreader ora
rake.
But spring also means
a new hat, or at least
the uplift one gets from
trying them on. If you
don't need a new hat,
go buy a hat rack for
the hats you have.
If you don't need any
spring goodies, go pile
the kids inthe shopping
cart andrestock the larder withthe staples that
have been depleted during the long winter.
Spring is the time for
getting out of the house
and shopping.
What does he want to be when he grows up?A fireman . . . what else! No matter what you tell him
about the nature of the world in which he will grow up,
he is much more impressed by what he sees and experiences right now. With the major part of his day
spent in school it follows that adequate school facilities
are second in importance only to his home life.
Most school systems make good use of sound financing
through municipal bonds to meet these growing needs.
Municipal bonds cater to taxpayers. They distribute the
cost over long periods to keep taxes reasonable. They
offer minimum interest rates due to highly competitive
bidding.
Bank of America and its associated bond daglets are
an important source of funds for new schools and
classrooms, bidding on virtually all municipal bonds
offered for sale in California.
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