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You don't do it with hay, brother!
It costs 86,000 good hard American dollars to lay a smoke
screen on a 20-mile beachhead for a single hour.
Worth it?
What would you think if you knew your life depended on
reaching that beach without being spotted by the enemy?
You'd be mighty glad that - in this war - everything is
being done to give the American soldier the best possible
chance to live Ind win ... money no object.
You wouldn't have it otherwise, would you?
Then remember - you've got to do your part by buying
and holding War Bonds. Your dollars are needed to help lay
the smoke screen ... provide the "softening up" bombard-
ment ... flatten the deadly pill-boxes.
That's what your War Bond money does right now.
And in the future it will do still more... both for you and
for your Country. War Bonds are your safest, and smartest,
investment. In ten years, they'll bring you back four dollars
for every three you put in. And that money will mean pur-
chasing power ... for you. It'll mean jobs and a healthier
economy in America.
So buy more Bonds than you've been buying. Buy more
than you think you can afford.
They help toward a quicker Victory...and a happier peace-
time for you.
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322 S. Main
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617 S. 5th Ave.
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