We can’t all have the glory of individual conflict with the
hun—of smashing his lines again, and again, and again; of
chasing his legions across the Rhine and carrying the war
home to those who started it.
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But we can all share in that glory by giving our fighting men full,
loyal, unstinted support; by seeing that they lack for nothing in
men, guns, food, munitions, or the ships that are so vitally needed
to transport them.
We can furnish the money our Government has asked for: the
money that will send more fighting men to France; that will keep
them supplied when they get there; the money that will hasten
the achievement of VICTORY!
And we can render this vital aid without sacrifice to ourselves, by
lending our money, at good interest, to the wealthiest, strongest
nation in t c
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You d§n*t have to pay all cash for your bonds.
You Qm make the first payment from cash in
the bank, and take care of the balance out of
I your daily, weekly or monthly savings.
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L. Thi foreed saving you do now will mean a
nice nest egg later, for the bonds you buy nov/
and pay for as you go along, will prove a splen
did investment that will pay you a good inter
est every six months. After the war, the bends
will be worth more than you paid for them.
Don’t hesitate to doyour duty and do it quickly.
This Space Contributed by
STAR CLOTHING COMPANY
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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