The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1918, Page 11

THE EV NING WORLD, TUFSDAY, MAROH 5, eri nN aA 1918, iil | | A Call for 6nlistments In the Production Uncie Sam’s Bugle Has Sounded T IS calling every one of the hundred million men, ] women and children back of the firing lines to enlist in the Savings Service—the the United States Army and Navy. Today war is fought not alone by armies. fought by all the people of all the nations engaged. And it is just as important that we here at home do Production Division of It must be our part as it is that the boys “‘over there” do theirs, What We Must Do E HERE at home have a big task to perform— \ \ but a task so full of promise for victory that we should put our every ounce of cheerful enthusi- asin into it, The boys in France and on the their lives for us must have the sinews of war. ‘They nee equipment, munitions, ships, clothing and other articles by the millions. seas who are risking And that is our job—to see that they get these things they need in their fight for our safety, Saving—and only saving—by all of us here at home will bring the war to a quick and victorious ending, “WAR SAVINGS STAMPS ISSUED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT GIRLS AND WOMEN: If you can spare a few hours once Division of the United States Forces Every Man Woman and Child in America is Needed 25 cents Starts the W. S. S. Habit How We Can Help PP NHE biggest thing that we can do is to join the Pro- | duction Division which backs up the Fighting Division of the Army and Navy by saving part of hem in War Savings Stamps world, and one that yields a fair rate of interest, so that in a few short vears we will come in mighty our earnings and investing the safest investment in t have a fine nest-egg that n handy just when it is nec Every Twenty nvested in Thritt Stamps 1 a big heip \ hundred million people saving uarte will mean 25 million dol ars to smash the Hur National War Savings Committee ot Greater New York That All May Realize Their Opportunity for Patriotic Service THIS SPACE HAS BEEN DONATED BY CROCKER BROS. and COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT TRUST Start Today O TO the nearest post office, bank, department G store, cigar store, or any other place displaying the W. S. S. agency sign—there’s one on nearly every block. Plank down 25 cents and say, “One Thrift Stamp, please.” Or, if you can pay all cash for your first War Savings Stamp, lay down $4.14. But whether you enkst with 25 cents or $4.14, enlist! —that’s the main thing. Do it today—now! Your Money Back F YOU should need your money back you can cash I your War Savings Stamps any time by giving ten days’ notice to the post office. You will get a cent a month extra for the time you have kept each W, S, 8. War Savings Societies 7 OU will find it easy and pleasant to save in com- ‘y pany with other patriotic people in a War Savings : If you know of such a society in your church, lodge, neighborhood or place of work, join it. If you don’t know of any, why not form one yourself, and BE A LEADER in this vital movement? You can find out how easy it is by mailing the coupon below TODAY. Socicty, TODAY and mail this Coupon off War Savings Committee, 51 Chambers St., New York City. Centlemer — J understand that this does not ngs Society booklet. ommit me ir Ey, World, , , ; a week for your country’s service, write us and we shall be glad to put you on our volunteer list for immediate service. . - —_—————_—$—— ————