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Show . . .why you as an American' farmer should put every dollar you possibly can into War Bonds in the mighty 7th War Loan . . . y-' Farmers know that the demand for food is i , as at an auction. Your War Bond money, too, ,&-J I reater this year than ever before. And ' s I M w will De safe and increasing in value until the -.wHTf . K i ( farmers are doing a magnificent job of vT v$ " t'me wnen yu 2et back $4 for every $3 you f f. 1 Producing it. The same urgent need applies -- W ,4 jAJK invested. '' mmi j4b ?'&b!'' to all war goods. For today the cost of the war )L. J - 1 tV$V --i4 is greater than ever. i-AfT s ( S F'' Tons and tons of supplies must still flow to ) v JT The War Bonds you buy will mature in C"j2f JlLF OUI" mons men n Europe. As you read ten years to send your boy or girl through Jj. N ills' stl more tons must be shipped over the A '4 i college ... or to provide for your own 4 ( V huge distances of the Pacific to our troops i ff V security, for travel, or retirement. rjT ' " poised there already to begin the harvest. If we J . V"J H"l -T" are not t0 iet sijp me opportunity to hit the V' ' I Japs, AarJ now we are at last in position to " ryS JL strike we must supply these men with more . Every $75 you put into a War Bond today f everythin2 new harder hitting weapons rf -5 O Wl11 re.tur" you $100 at maturity every Y V t A 7 'Wl " ' more Powerful tanks . . . swift new giant ' ' " "TT'N 375 yle you 50(" nc you need ..Cl n'iZL 1 Planes and more of them than ever before! , ' . " h) , to get your money back for an emergency you ' --g W?, X F I Ix-T- " " can do so at flW3; tIme you wisn sIxty days after v fintLr 1 ' 1116 Bonds are issued- War Bonds &re reaIly "Vl-pkX-' n We must make sure that the tragic thou. ,V' ' f I the same as a cash reserve for emergencies 'yhrZ sands of our wounded receive the best, V - rtaa except that they mcrease steadxly m value, and iKHVixri(?T " T. . & because each one is registered, you won't lose -"V ; i ih1 m mst thorough care. That means money - iL , , r , V Xi! ' - ut stint-for bandages, for medicines, for - Cdsm0ney ' ' " - .j&r- X' thousands and thousands of completely equipped first-aid stations, dozens of hospital x - ships, hundreds of convalescent hospitals. , ' ' -v . v ' mrWA "' ' '"y60"0 the war when tetter. S$,N s "s'' " ' '-'4&W lK ?V';!t' f tnan"ever farm equipment will be avail- tV&JJJ&W vrOTt "J Last year up to this time there had been Vl!!lL fAd 1 able, your War Bonds will be a backlog for Xr"Ci-Vi " - 1 tW W3r l03nS' ThIs year' t0 ralse ab0Ut S3 vou to renew your machinery ... to build that 'fW W the same amount of money, the 7th War , I ;VfTlV - ' vSP"" new barn ... to improve your land. . Loan must do two jobs in one. And so your jj W V- "ftVp"' 4 1 $P . country is asking you to back up those millions sf Sd-VC But meantime your idle dollars can be fight- "l f, -.f of American boys slugging it out in the front '':iTsk' I) ing dollars Put every one of them into the ws JVyi!S' lines hy dicing down deep and buying twice 'fT' fight in the big Seventh War Loan I ' as many JVqt Bonds as you did last time. ' f LA V seJ''tssN' -$th II wnen yu Put your money every . .... . . 1 x! 5 x 'Vt3 1 cent you can into those bl'er Bonds in " !! N lirt-4: 5fi A the big 7th War Loan, you'll be doing more f THE i. -hi rW '&Jr man loanIn casn for a vital, immediate war ilBfSl&l'U -H hg ' m f need you'll be helping to fight the inflation that , ' H''' M'ig' could wreck our nation's whole future. For rH-L"f Tl ftf ' mJlfTT loose money, in wartime when goods are scarce, -: 1 1 IP - -C Ijl tends to "bid up" the prices of things, the same 'II Wi'--- ?"; Trade your folding monife Put every idle for fighting money! 4 dollar on the line! Springville Banking Company -- ' - . -. zizrzzizz ' rJ |