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TMt CAMOtH CHMlICLt. CAMOtN. tOUTH CAitOUttA. fWIPAY. JUNl tt> 1ft4 PAOE ttVIM rrrs- ] Ask Hw Joo-li lh0 fcwrt-llaerf ii iduto kid M ilw iLnfl iMNIi St ••^Ph4y know. Every G. L Joe knows, billions of dollai^. V.- T “This is the bis show. This is the “ThatSs the price we must pay for a 3e- \ « ‘ '4. * ■ ■S. ■• \ X 'v iiV pa]^-off. This is the one thit counts. * cent world—a \i^rld in which we end our -‘Sure, we’re going to take ’em. But it’s chUdren c«i live in peace. We GX’s going to cost us pl«ty . . . thousands fiumish the bodies. Will you furnish the ^ 'l iS, and^thousands of lives . • . billions and dough? ■hTOBODYnecaatotenyouthattheiS^ ffier anS civilian, to go all^ut. Buy ifouWe lug in this^war is «a^ » ««%, feo catra Bonds ycaUxuight laat tfanel But we’ve got to realize also that we face a wmilar cri^® in iixumciiig the war. — Make npjnistake! The 5th War Loan is b^ond qu^rtion the biggest, most vitally important financial effort of this whole war! « % We can’t afford to faiL ^ Now is the time for'every American, sol- 3. War I fsraMiylt kilO^ iy*»|4 a. War imdf Mw k—9 S^miRUMN -S V, '■V ’.'*3 ii 4 ■'M Th^Uan oflifU U.S. JVaa.aiT .d^etthem^t-pr^^d undor mutpicet o/ Trea,ury Dv^tnumt tnd Wsr iWir.rtiWn| Coxu^ m Tliig MeB^e Is Sponsoi^ ky the J'ollpwiiM; Bosiiiess Finns of Camden- ‘Leanflan^feCo. The Faison bf> ’ Newberry Co. ^ g^|j^ ^HomFo|iii8hiie% Hmifikf ShMJhsik' Kardwiure S SwilyCA 0 efwrtfs Garage Beonoiny Anto SsndX -r - - - WMtaker aCA UeLaoie Qeaaors \ Eiclid*f Dipt. State ^ > * V, ':A . ■. . yjA'jk 4 S.