124 Cartridges for 15 Shillings and Sixpence (IWMPST10336)

by National War Savings Committee

For other versions of this work, see 124 Cartridges for 15 Shillings and Sixpence.

124
CARTRIDGES FOR 15/6

and your money back with compound interest

DO YOU know that every 15/6 you put into a War Savings Account at the Post Office can purchase 124 rifle cartridges?

How many Cartridges will you provide for our men at the Front?

For every 15/6 you put into a War Savings Account now you will receive £1 in five years' time; that is equal; to compound interest at the rate of £5. 4. 7. per cent.

To get this high interest go to any Post Office (Money Order Office) and open a War Saving Certificate Account, or join a War Savings Association. Each year your money grows as follows:

In 1 years it becomes 15/9
In 2 years it becomes 16/9
In 3 years it becomes 17/9
In 4 years it becomes 18/9
In 5 years it becomes £1

If you need it, you can get your money back in full at any time, with whatever interest it has earned.

If you cannot put in 15/6 now, get at the Post Office a War Savings Card, which has 31 spaces for sixpenny stamps; buy the stamps at the Post Office as often as you can, and when the card is full it will be exchanged for a War Savings Certificate.

GO TO THE POST OFFICE OR
JOIN A WAR SAVINGS ASSOCIATION.