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ISTER, if you think this war’s a ClnCh, better read your 7 And if, every
payday, we don t set aSldC every nickel, dime, or . T.
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paper or listen to the radio. You 117 change your dollar we can possibly
scrape together for War Bonds, we I: Leaves Tat
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mind g 0 boy dow . p CLN
If you think we’re going to march to Berlin and Tokio just That’s the
truth, every word of it—rmzl we .énow it!
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because we’re right—forget it!
People just- as clean and decent as we are—just as righteous-- . - . .,
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just as patriotic, have been ground to the dust under the hob-
nailed' boOts of other people trained and toughened for one
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purpose—war. - DO YOU KNOW?
Choose now. Either we give our boys the planes, tanks, guns, when you buy
WAR BONDS, yofle saving, not giving!
Séries E WAR BONDS are worth 33% percent more in
10 years! You get back $4 for every $3 you invest!
These BONDS, when held to maturity (10 years), yield
2.9 percent per year on your investment, compounded
semi-annually! ‘
and ships they’ve got to have to win—or we’re letting them
marchtotheir defeat and our destruction.
Planes cost money. Tanks don’t grow on trees. And the
storks don’t bring subchasers.
, i , . . oinin 21 Pa -Roll Savin 5 Plan makes 59. in eas !
We’ve got to pay for them. “We means all of us—including J g y g v g
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How? By buying IWAR BONDS. 7 By putting 10 percent of
every dollar we earn into the Pay-Roll Savings Plan. A dime
out of every dollar—adollar out of every ten—every payday.
, And every timeonr savings amount to $18.75 we get a Bond,
worth $25 in 107 years. .That’s $4 back for every $3 we put in.
joining your bank’s Victory Club (it works like any
Thrift or Christmas Club) is a convenient way to save
for War Bonds for/those who aren’t members of a Pay-
Roll Savings Plan. '
You can have enough money to do a lot of things you’d
like to do, and to buy the many things you’ll need after
the war is over, if you [save enough in War Bonds every
payday NOW!
You can start buying WAR BONDS by buying War
Stamps for as little as 10 cents.
Isn’t that the least we who ,stay at home can do to help win the
war? Stop and think about it—next time you’re tempted to
buy something you don’t really need. Remember the Presi-
dent’s words—"We cannothave all we want if Our soldiers and
sailors are to have all they need.” 7 ‘
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This page is one of a series sponsored by the individuals and firms listed
below who have m
. pledged 100 per cent Support of America’s Fight for Freedom 7 e.
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Olsen Furniture Co: Simpson LoggingJCompany WeineleOlstead Insurance Mason
County Creamery Lumbermen”s Mercantile Co. ‘ Rube Cohn; Auto Parts
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Andrews Fhoto Studio Witswrs Funeral Home , Agency , Association .
.Munro’s .Men’sStore , o . Mason CotmtyeAbstraot
Shafer 8 Bakery Olympic Plywood 00- Bates 20th Century Store - Charles T.
Wright Miflo’sMarkeMoodsport ' TitleCo.,=, .,~ ,_ ,1] R
Fessler, s Super-Creamed Shelton Gas Co. St. CharlesWinery Shelton Hardware
Co. SheltonAuto Body Works r, Wiloox 10¢ Store .n’ a
chll 5 Texaco Servwe PantoriumCleaners Western Supply Co. Local 38, I.W.A.,
Sawmill , HillcrestHai-dware Stretch Island Wihefiyf 5‘ nold' E
_ J. C. Penney Co. . Sleyster’s Fix-It Shop Kimbel Oil Co. &
Timberworkers Union Dr. M. C. Melcum Needham Food Store :
GeorgeA. LeCompte, MD. 7 Hotel Shelton Olympia Feed Co. 7 Elliott B. Spring
x" .- Gilbert Frisken, Washington Service 7 Edm
FIT “fut: Store Sanitary Market Grant Lumber Co. . Pigmon Motors
Associated 0n Distributor Shelton ElectrioCm , . an L.
Ralph, s Grocery . Werberger Winery Nash Brothers Shelton Sporting Goods A]
Dickinson Watkins Productsfltby, e m‘
M?“ 5 power C‘ty Market Herbert G- Angle Ivan Neuenschwander. Jeweler
B..‘N..Collier, MD. Shelton-Mason County ' Gar
Wilson 5 Cafe Paramount Theatre ‘ Charles R. Lewis Hilltop Tavern J,
Graham ‘ t Journal ,
; Lawton Lumber Co. Hi-School Service M & S Food Store 4-E Dairy Mason
County Saving & be“ N
H. L. Kennedy, M. D. F. E. Beckwith M. O. (Neil) Zintheo Al-Huerby Motors
Loan Ass’n.
Shelton Meat & Ice Co. M. H. ’Needham Men’s Wear Rayonicr
Incorporated ’ McConkey Pharmacy Daviscourt Bakery
Any individual or firm who wishes to have. his or their name on this list
in succeeding pages, call The Journal
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