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This one's going to hurt!
Invasion COMES HIGH—m blood and money.
Part of the cost must be paid with human life. That
means deep and lasting hurt for many and many an
American family.
Part of the cost must be paid in cash . . . this
September. And that’s going to hurt, too.
<e The 3rd War Loan Is Here!
To pay for invasion —to get the money to Keep our
fighting machine going you, and every man or wo*
man in America, are asked to invest in at least one
extra SIOO Bond in September.
SIOO EXTRA, mind you —for everybody!
No man or woman can hold back. No man or wo
man can point to his Payroll buying and say, 'They
don’t mean me!” No man or woman can say, "I'm
already lending 10% or 12% or 20%—I’m doing enough!”
NON-BANKING QUOTA
s"war\loan
BACK THE ATTACK...WITH WAR BONDS
Ihi. l< the First of Three Page Advertisements Sponsored Bv the Following Edenton Firms Appealing To Chowan County Citizens to Purchase War Bonds So 1 hat the County Will Reach Its Quota.
s Hobowsky A. S. Hollowell Campen’s Jewelers Byrum Hardware Co. G. M. Byrum Grocery Mitchener’s Pharmacy
Pender’s W. I). Holmes Co. Leggett & Davis Edenton Peanut Co. Triangle Service Station Bridge Turn Service Station
H tbit’s Case W. I. Cozzens Meiggs Company Albemarle Peanut Co. Leary Bros. Storage Co. Chappell’s Recreation Parlor
Burton’s Griffin’s Grocery Spivey Stores, Inc. Rose’s 5-10-25 c Store W. J. Yates Service Station Quinn Furniture Company
Preston’s Elliott Company * Chestnutt Cleaners Albemarle Restaurant Cuthrell’s Department Store Broad Street Fish Market
\lohn Habit Tavlor Theatre Harrell’s Grocery Gulf Service Station Badham Bros. Scott’s Feed & Seed Store
The Great A. &P. Tea Co. Hughes-Holton Hardware Co. Goodwin’s Quality Store Iredell Florist Ed Habit, Master Cleaner and Dyer
ITALY HAS SURRENDERED .... LET’S ALL HELP FINISH THE JOB!
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDEN TON, N. C„ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1948
Sure—it’s going to hurt. It’s going to take more than
spare cash this time—more than just money that might
have gone for fun. It’s going to take money we have
tucked away. It’s going to take part of the money
we’ve been living on—money that might have meant
extra shoes or clothes or food! Money that might have
gone for anything that we can get along without!
Sure—it’ll be tough to dig up that extra money. But
we’ve got to do it—and we will.
We’ll do it partly because of the look that would
come over the faces of our fighting men if we should
fail. We’ll do it partly because the cheapest, easiest
way out of this whole rotten business is for everybody
to chip in all he can and help end it quick. We ll do it
partly because there’s no finer, safer investment in the
world today than a U. S. War Bond.
But mostly, we’ll do It because America is right
smack in the middle of the biggest, deadliest, dirtiest'
war in history.
And we’re Americans.
WORLD’S SAFEST INVESTMENTS
Choose the security that fits your requirements
United States War Savings
Bonds —series "F.": Gives you
back $4 for every $3 when the
bond matures. Interest: 2.9%
a year, compounded semian
nually, if held to maturity. De
nominations: $25, SSO, SIOO,
SSOO, SIOOO. Redemption:
Anytime 60 days after issue
date. Price: 7 5%> of maturity
value.
2*/z% Treasury Bonds of
1964-1969: Readily market
able, redeemable at par and
accrued interest for the pur
pose of satisfying Federal es
tate taxes. Dated September
15, 1943; due December 15,
1969. Denominations: SSOO,
SIOOO, SSOOO, SIO,OOO,
SIOO,OOO, and $1,000,000.
Price: Par and accrued in
terest.
Other securities: Series
"C” Savings Notes; V»% Cer
tificates of Indebtedness; 2%
Treasury Bonds of 19 51-
195 3; United States Savings
Bondsseries"F”;United States
Savings Bonds series "G.” .
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