| - - — This photo taken in action in Bataan by U. S. Army Signal Cnrps
| The War Isn’t Fought in Fox Holes Alone
We folks at home should be just as much in this fight as are the men at the front. Ours is
the task of supplying the implements and materials of war — the ships, the planes, the
tanks, the bombs, the bullets, the food and clothing, the million-and-one things needed to
maintain troops in the field and give them an even break with an invading, aggressive,
ruthless enemy that has had years of training and conditioning.
This requires money—fantastic sums of money—every single, solitary cent not absolutely
necessary for our actual living expenses that we can rake and scrape. You may THINK
you have brought all the War Bonds you possibly can, but you must now buy even more.
You think that is hard? Listen: Men have gone and are going away from this county ev
ery month to enter the armed services. We have our country s guarantee that we will get
our War Bond money hack—with liberal interest. The men who are going into the service
are not even guaranteed that they will get hack alive.
Washington County’s bond quota for the month ol July is $37,800. To date around half of
this amount has been realized. When the men dodging death in front-line tox holes reach
for their next grenade, shell or bullet, will it be there because you bought another bond
when you thought you couldn’t, or will it be another case of “too little and too late’ ?
You Talk About A “Second Front”
Here’s your second front. Get in there and buy your share of bonds to provide munitions
and equipment and there’ll be a second front, a third front, or as many fronts as neces
sary to utterly and completely defeat Hitler and Hirohito and Mussolini and all other
ivould-be ivorld conquerors for all time to come.
BUY WAR SAVINGS BONDS
THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS A CONTRIBUTION TO THE WAR EFFORT BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS and BUSINESS MEN:
Kelly's Market & Grocery
Campbell's Store
P. M. Arps Pharmacy
Edw. S. (Ted) Blonnt
Plymouth Furniture Company
1 E. E. HARRELL, PROP.
Plymouth Theatre
SHEP BRINKLEY, OWNER
Horner's Funeral Home
PHONE 229-1 Ambulance Service, Day or Night
Rose's 5-10 and 25c Stores
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Plymouth Oil Company
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B. G. Campbell
Wholesale Grocer aiul Confectioner Since 1921
Western Auto Associate Store
JOE CROW'DER, OWNER
North Carolina Pulp Company
Norman Furniture Company
L. S. Thompson
Satlerthwaite, Inc.
Plymouth Motor Company
Womble's Drug Store
Abe Adler
Plymouth Box & Panel Co.
M. H. Mitchell Furniture Co.
Winslows 5c To $1.00 Store
E. H. Liverman's Dept. Store
Branch Banking & Trust Co.
C. E. Ayers
STANDARD ESSO PRODUCTS
Plymouth Ice Plant
A. J. RIDDLE, Prop. PHONE 203-1