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September 20, 1946 - Image 59

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1946-09-20

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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, September 20, 1944

Page Fifty-nine

WHY IS THIS LIKE SAVING MONEY?

Tke engineer cosal4 tell you that it's much harder to get
the long train started than it is to keep it rolling.

And the same thing is true of the habit of -saving
money.

your bonds as they accumulate. And they accumulate
fast.

And then ...

but, once you've
Its always hard to start saving .
started, its easy to keep going, provided you have
a plan for regular and systeimatic saving.

In 10 years time you get back $4 for every $3 you've
put in. You'll have money for things that are out of your
reach today—things you could only do or buy because
you've saved up for them.

of the best of these plans is the Payroll Savings
U. S. Savings Bonds. It's completely
Plan for
automatic ... and it rolls along month after month with
hardly any effort on your part. You simply stack away

The important thing is to get started now, on a Payroll
Savings Plan or through regular purchases of Bonds
at your bank or post office. If you're already on a Pay-
roll Plan, by all means stick to it!

4 0ne

Save the Easy Way . .Buy Your Bonds Through Payroll Savings

THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING FIRMS AS THEIR NEW YEAR GREETING

DETROIT RENDERING CO.

2500-22nd

HEINTZ SERVICE STATION

8432 Mt. Elliott

SHERIDAN CLEANERS & DYERS

7428 Kercheval

SHAPEN'S KOSHER RESTAURANT

130 Cadillac Square

JACK HALPERIN'S

Good Clothes
8945—I2tft St.

BERKE'S BOOT SHOP

AMERICAN FISH CO.

1324 Napoleon

LEVINE WASTE PAPER CO.

1571 Alger Ave.

DENT KRAFT DENTAL
LABORATORY

Ted Gia , ! — Dav;d We;nberg

1430 Maccabees Bldg.

WOODMERE SCRAP IRON
& METAL CO.

9101 W. Fort St.

STANDARD TUBE CO.

14600 Woodward

OAK CLEANERS DYERS

BOSTON PAPER CO.

1941 W. Fort

NOBLE'S SHOE STORE

15365 Livernois

McLEAN MOTOR SALES INC.

2340 W. Grand Blvd.
TYler 4-5400

WM. O'DONNELL CO.

Canadian Beer & Ale
W r.e5 & Champagnes
1819 Gretiot

Sam Jacobs and Jack El;stein
Elmhurst 6440

M. JACOB & SONS

MARGOLIS FURNITURE CO. INC.
5560 Chem:

SIDNEY KRANDALL CO.

LADY MADISON SHOPS

ENDURO PRODUCTS

KRAMER ORLOFF CO.

Stetson Shoes for Men and Women

1414 Washington Blvd.

Polishes—Waxes—Clean;ng Sundries
At Better Dealers Everywhere

BROWN'S JEWELER

14555 Woodward

C & G MOTOR SALES
11414 Livernois Ave.

1550 Broadway

2903 Beaubien

2539 Woodward

9400 Buffalo

NORTHWEST RECORD

16885 Livernois

COMMERCIAL ACCEPTANCE
CORPORATION

614 Fox Bldg.

CANTON CHINA CO.
689 6retiof v



INDEPENDENT BISCUIT CO.

1124 Oakman Blvd.

NEW ERA POTATO CHIPS

Nicolay-Dancy Cc.

5801 Grandy

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