. UNION PRESS-COURIER PAGE SEVEN Thursday, December 7, 1944. ———— m—— J pI? a.) SPEC err NINN »” 2 ~ — > 5 dl, oan . FN Bs / | Ba CH IL RRR ah; = DIE —— SRS ed CE ERE t “o-~ ESTs Look into your heart and ask yourself honestly: “Have I stop- ped fighting? Have I stopped buying War Bonds because I think the war is about over?” You're not a quitter; your answer is “No!” It costs billions of dollars a month to fight Japan The fight in the Pacific calls for a highly specialized type of equipment. B-29 bombers that cost $600,000 in War Bonds; M-4 tanks with bulldozer blades that cost $67,417; “alliga- tors” that cost $30,000; millions of gallons of gas. We need more and costlier equipment than any war has ever called for. And that’s the reason for the 6th War Loan Drive. Just as "long as a single Japanese aims a gun at our men—we must THERE ARE STILL MILLIONS OF TOUGH, BRUTAL JAPS T0 LICK. = EVERY JAP WE KILL MAKES "MY CHANCES OF GETTING HOME BETTER, AND IT COSTS PLENTY 70 KILL A JAP ey A aa continue to buy War Bonds. Once again you are asked to buy at least one extra $100 War Bond. Buy more if you possibly can. Not only is it for the final Victory—it’s for your future. Sign up for extra War Bonds on the Payroll Plan. Welcome the Victory Volunteer when he or she calls at your home. Remember—the job in the Pacific is still terrific. We've out to get Japan in the 6th War Loan Drive! I YOU think Japan is a pushover—you’re fooling yourself, mister. Millions of fanatical Japanese are prepared to die for their country. Brery American soldier, marine and sailor in the Pacific knows that he has 2 tough fight on his hands. You can’t tell them their war is over! Even as you read these words, American men are dying in the fight #aaiast Japan. 0 -ARE YOU 2. The Following Business Concerns Have Sponsored this Advertisement In Support of America’s 6th War Loan Drive DATION ~ Al EATON i COMPANY cna TION BAKERTON— CARROLLTOWN— BARNESBORO— CORDELL’'S HARD S / S. F. PITT CO., INC. ARNES § SOMPAN BENDER ELECTRIC COMPANY ARBAU ; PATTON BILLIARD & BOWLING FORSYTHE SERVICE STATION RHODY TIMBER PRODUCTS BARNES IONE oNPANY inv FIRST NATIONAL BANK SARBALCH & aE PLAN PARLOR PATTON TAXI SERVICE UNION PRESS-COURIER POWELLS SERVICE STATION C. A. SHARBAUGH STORE ZANELLA'S DEPT. STORE S. M. FLORIST QUALITY MEAT MARKET HASTINGS— FIRST NATIONAL BANK FEIGHNER ELECTRIC CO. LOUIS LUXENBERG, Jeweler Clo- GRAND THEATRE PATTON CLAY MFG. COMPANY prscminGS BOTTLING WORKS MAIN STREET GARAGE thier HUBER’S HARDWARE MERTENS BAKERY EASLY FURNITURE COMP. ANY SPANGLER WESTRICK MOTOR COMPANY { STOLTZ MOTOR COMPANY EAST SIDE BEER GARDEN FANNIE C. WETZEL FIRST NATIONAL BANK DAIRY-DINE, PATTON ST. BENEDICT— JOHN R. EASLY W. EARL SHARBAUGH, Beer Dis- COLVER— McORORY’S PAT TON, PA. HILAND WELDING SERVICE CENTRAL TRADING CORP'N. McCOMBIE COAL MINING CO. ' fributor COLVER STORE COMPANY
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