Remember Pearl Harbor Bond Drive The Extra 100
A wartime exhortation urges every reader to buy an additional 100 bond to fund ships planes and guns in the Pacific. It frames the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor as a call to renewed sacrifice and resolve and warns against complacency. The tone stresses national unity and monetary support to defeat the enemy in World War II.
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Pacific
War Bond Drive Sponsored by Local Businesses
A page promotes a comprehensive war bond drive with a long list of local sponsors across multiple sectors including jewelers, drugstores, furniture firms, department stores, insurance firms, grocers, and service companies. The advertisement underscores community support for the all out war effort.
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Pearl Harbor
Bataan
Albert’s — Jewelers
Anderson’s
West End Drug
W. F. Austin and Son Furniture Co
Bargain Furniture Company
Belk-Stevens Company
Betty Lou Shoppe
Big Bear Super Markets
Bloom Furniture Co
Blue Bird Cab Co., Inc
Burtner Furniture Company
Cecil’s Cut Rate Drug Store
Central Ice Delivery Co
Charles Department Store
Cinderella Slipper Shop
Cut Rate Furniture Company Deluxe Diner
Duke Power Company
Eckerd’s Drug Company
Efird’s
Emerywood Food Market
L. F
W. Page Harris
Life Insurance
Hedgecock Lumber Co
B. F. Hendrix
Furniture
Hiatt Tire Company
Highland Motors, Inc
H. P. Chamber of Commerce
High Point Savings & Trust Co
High Point Steam Laundry
Samuel Hyman
Kirkman-Neal Shoes
Koonce Funeral Home
Lexington Grocery Co
Advarticing Council