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Here is an artist's idea of War Savings Stamps. Althouph small in price,
these Sterling Government securities afford a help to both the investor and to
Uncle Sam. As Indicated by the cartoon, many small nmounts loaned to tlfe
Government help to defray the big bill of expenses Incurred in conducting the
greatest democracy on earth. In which everyone may become shareholders.
This csrtoon is the work of George T. Kelting, Jr., a young man with
original ideas and ability. Mr. Keltine is a tine disciple of saving, for after
surgeons predicted that he wonld lose the tise of his hand the young man
proceeded to save the injured member by adopting special exercises, which
finally resulted In his regaining partial control of it. Tie was at one time a
cartoonist on the Hartford (Conn.) Post and during the several Liberty Loan
campaigns contributed several good sketches imd cartoons, -which were widely
oublished. Now he's continuing his good work by giving a lift to the national
Thrift campaign. O
USING OLD SKIRTS
FOR HEW NEEDS
A War-Time Activity That Helped
Pflaterially and Is Now Vig
orously Pursued.
An old custom, regenerated and
actively pursued during the stormy
days of the war, that has blossomed
forth, partlculary in rural districts,
and bids fair to occupy a dignified
place in domestic affairs is the utiliza
tion of the tails of shirts. These cast
off garment ends find many more uses
today than they did before the war.
