DONDER SAID TO BLITZEN
"Listen, Blitz,” said bonder the reindeer, "my feet are C
killing me. Somebody’s just going to have to tell Mr.
Nicholas that we’re not beasts of burden! Totin’ these
big, bulky gifts year after year is. beginning to wear <
my arches.”
"Ah ha!” smiled Blitz. "Your foot troubles are over,
m’boy. This year the load is going to be ever so much
lighter because sensible people are giving a new kind
of Christmas present.”
"Give me the happy scoop,” pleaded Donder.
"Well, I speak of U. S. Savings Bonds-they’re so
right in every way! First they save people all the <
bother of rush shopping anfl the knotty problem of
'what to give.’
"Then, of course, they are the finest form of saving
ever invented. You just put them aside and let them
grow fat and prosperous. In ten years they are worth
$4 for every $3 originally invested.”
"Wow!” said Donder. "This looks like a light and
happy Christmas for everybody/”
AUTOMATIC SAVING IS SURE SAVING
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