Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 16, 1918, Page 9

'The man who puts on a uniform =% and goes to take his place where the %ghting is done 1s with the Government for alt he is worth. When man has staked his life he can go no farther in proving his loyalty. There are many of us who cannot offer our lives in the service of our country.- Nevertheless, we, too, can prove that we are ¢ with our Government and our Nation for all we are worth. ol By purchasing Liberty Bonds to the full extent of our ability we prove our faith in the justice of our cause, we give our support to the men who are going tofight our fight, and we earn for ourselves the satisfaction that can : S come only through a conscientious performance of duty. Sz = You Take No Chance The man who goes ta fight neéessarily takes a chance. In ’buying Liberty Bonds you take no chance. Your investment is secure. ___ Liberty Bonds ale just as sound as is the money which the Government issues. A Liberty 'Bond is better, in fact, than money, because the Liberty Bond you buy today may e i be worth more than- its face value when you get ready to cash it B in. Money never can be worth more than 100 cents on the dollar: Put into service every dollar that you can spare. Show that you are with our fighting men in spirit. Let them know that you are with them for all you are worth! They need your support. Are you willing that they shall have it? s Liberty Bonds are sold at all banks. Don’t let 8~=——— dnother day go by without proving that you are with the == forces that are fighting for the preservation of liberty! —_—— CONTRIBUTED BY THE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL CO. “‘,\-_.'\w_,___\'___ e Sy Liberty Loan Committee of New England il N RS