The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1918, Page 9

teres ar vee Tatatoar Dtrnarater boa ye heey Uihen sixteen 25 cent United States \/\ ; SS , Govern overt URPTSUNPS representing > ; atotal of POUR DM LARS, are attixed | KN)| ° Poe 2 , 8) Dereiin, and a CAS AMIMENT of from \ROS)| "oP Sg, | cents » cents igmae 23 orcad | me ous sD 4 “tt i STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1918. PAGE 9 Tomorrow is WAR SAVINGS DAY. If you have not already . started saving for your country and yourself, by all means begin Si Tomorrow. Buy War Savings Stamps--outright for cash or on the ny) : War Savings Stamps You Pay$4.14- You Receives5 age installment plan: 25c down and 25c whenever you can save it How to Buy in 25-Cent Installments Begin with a 25-cent Thrift Stamp. With your first Thrift Stamp you are given a Thrift Card with spaces for 16 stamps. Each time you can save a quarter, buy a Thrift Stamp and paste it on the card. When the card is full you will have saved $4. Add 14 cents to it (if you do it in March) and you will receive a War Savings Stamp. War Savings Stamps cost one cent more each month until December, 1918, so the sooner you ex- change your Thrift Stamps, the less you pay for War Savings Stamps. Fill this card with sixteen 25-cent Thrift Stamps at a co S41. 96 for 4¢ Janun ry 1st, Two Splendid Helps to Systematic Saving THE LIMIT CLUB is a voluntary organization of patriotic investors who pledge themselves to buy a fixed amount of stamps this year. WAR SAVINGS SOCIETIES are little associations of patriotic Savers—in offices, shops, homes, churches, etc.—pledged to systematic Thrift, conscious workers for their Government. ‘WAR SAVINGS STAMPS How to Buy for Cash If you do not wish to buy War Sav- ings Stamps on the installment plan, you simply Poe $4.14 (in March) for each War Savings Stamp. With the first one you are given a War Savings Certificate. Each time you can buy a War Savings Stamp, paste it on the certific ate. The certificate is YOURS —cannot be transferred, and, if reg- istered, cannot be lost. For each War Savings Stamp you buy the Government will pay you $5 in January, 1923 — a handsome profit on your Savings, backed, meantime, by the safest guarantee in the world. Peete eRT Ee TEA IM 1 CURT L EDU T Eee Ts Fill this Folder with $5 War Savings Stamps. t you $4.14 each. After aring 1918. If this ernment will pay $100 Until March 31st, they will cos! that one ecént additional eac certificate has been filled, the Gove for it, January Ist, 1923, Where to Buy Them War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps are on sale at the Post Office, all banks, most stores, or will be delivered at your door by your postman. Whether you begin with 25 cents or That’s the main thing. 18SUED BY THE Ly UNITED STATES : GOVERNMENT C. H. CLARKE, King County Chairman. WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE (THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY C. H. CLARKE) $4.14, get started— FMACLERER? or Hay, REGINALD H. PARSONS, City Chairman,° caper te Pe eEs