Buys First Thrift Stamp.To prove he believes his War skvings Stamps are a good investment j Post* master I. M. Finnell last week soldIhimself $82 40 worth] of the gummed paper. Shortly after, he sold thlt;| first twenty-five eent Thrift Stamp over the counter to Robert Reilley, son of Mike Reilley.These stamps bear interest sit four per cent, compounded quarterly, and are especially designed tojgive the person of small means an opportunity to support bistgoverment. Besides being the safest investment in the world they are a good-pSying proposition, an investment of $i. 12 now, being returned at the end of, five years in the*fo.*m of a fivetdolfaK, 'bill, An. investment of,$82 40Wl^t the investor $17,60 attbe^dhd^obt^e'fiye. y ear I period and the government will at that time return' the principal with interest or at any other time if the investor so desires.Every county in Iowa has been organized to push the sale of t.heselstamps, ! Guy M. Butts, the Wesley banker, is | chairman of the Kossuth coupty organ-1 ization.