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WHEN you invest money, whether it is in a heme or a business
enterprise, what insures your ownership of the thing you invest in?
What surety have you that some other individual, or some other nation,
will not come along and take it away from you? What protects you in
its possession?
Why, the power of the United States, of course!
When you invest in an interest-bearing Liberty Bond, what is your guar
antee that the interest and principal will be paid?
The power and resources of the United States!
} Now, what happens if you sit back and let Germany win this fight?
What happens if our armies and navies are defeated for lack of military
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supplies? •
What happens if your government loses its power ..0 protect youf
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Why, Germany will take what Uncle Sam only wants to borrow. She will talcs jt
of a huge indemnity. •*. XS,;'
* This is not theory. It is not idle reasoning. It is based upon what Germany has already done}
to Belgium, and what her soldiers and statesmen have definitely stated that they are going to j
do to us. And there is just one promise that Germany never breaks—the promise to rcb someone.
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The advertising for the Third Lib*
erty Loan in this city has been
made possible through the patriot*
ism of the following firms, who
have generously contributed the
space in which the advertising will
appear:
Star Clothing Co.
Wolff-Goldman Merc. Co.
ohnson-Cloyes Hardware Co.
Harry Brandenburg
Beattie Hardware Co.
R. J. Wise Gro. Co.
J, R. Holden Land & Lumber Co.
Rushton Dry Goods Co. j
Newport Lumber Co.
The Memphis Store
Bert E. Snetser
Geo. M. Sink
Jacobstein Bros.
First National Bank
I. D. Price Book & News Co.
Newport Jewelry Co.
Pate Grocer Co.
The Famous Cash Store
Arkansas Bank & Trust Co.
Newport Novelty Co.
O. M. Bowen
S. Heincmann
Newport Independent
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Buy Bonds of the 7
^Third Liberty Loan
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Patriotism, self-protection and a healthy spirit of thrift
dictate the purchase of all the Liberty Bonds you can
possibly pay for. Buy today! Figure just how much you
can live on, and arrange to put the balance of your income,
together with what you have already saved, into Liberty
Bonds.
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If you can’t pay cash for your bonds, you can borrow a
part of the money at your bank, using the bonds as ^
security; or, you can buy them at your bank on easy
partial-payment plan. It is no trouble to buy Liberty
Bonds—it is no trouble to pay for them. See your banker >
today. ..'777 * 7 77... I