Friday, January 26, 1945.
THE PILOT, ftauilMint Pines, Jforth Carelina
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BEFORE YOU decide to cash that War Bond—wait a
* minute.
For the last 3 years, you’ve been buying Bonds steadily
—saving part of every doMar you earned.
You’ve formed the habit of saving.
You’ve been accumulating money against unforeseen
troubles or a time of need.
You’ve been working to build up a nest egg—and by
golly, you’ve got Uncle Sam helping you do it! Every time
you put in $3, he will make it $4—if you hold your Bond
to maturity.’
You’ve been laying aside money to help safeguard your
job after the war, and help guarantee a healthy, prosperous
Country for us all.
You’ve been helping to fight inflation and to keep prices
down. ‘
Last, but by no means least, you’ve been sending your
dollars into the fight—backing up G. 1. Joe.
You don’t want to undo all you’ve done. It just isn’t
smart. To say that it’s cutting off your own nose is to put
it very, very mildly. *
DON’T cut off your own nose. Hang on to your War
Bonds. Hang on to them till they come due—and mean
time, buy some more!
K££P FAITH WITH OUR FI6HT£RS?t BUY WAR BONDS FOR K££PS
Another way to boost the spirits of our fighting then is to protect their children from Infantile Paralysis
while they are away. The most effective way of doing this is to
Contribute Generously to the “Fight Infantile Paralysis Fund”
Central Carolina Telephone Co.
Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Town of Southern Pines
E.C.Eddy
PHOTOGRAPHER
LV. O’Callaghan
Bushby Electric Co.
The Pilot, Inc.
The Jefferson Inn
Highland Pines Inn
Carolina Power & Light Co.
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