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Dated—January 2, 1918.<br />

Due—January 1, 1923.<br />

United States of America<br />

<strong>War</strong> Savings Stamps<br />

Period of Subscription—For the Series of 1918 from December<br />

3, 1917, to December 31, 1918.<br />

Right of Redemption—Holders have the option at- any time<br />

after January 2, 1918, of cashing stamps, upon cen days'<br />

written notice to any money order post office, for the amount<br />

paid plus one cent for each calendar month after the month<br />

of purchase of each stamp. Registered certificates may be<br />

redeemed only at the post office where registered, although<br />

payment may be arranged for elsewhere upon application<br />

to the Postmaster at place of registration.<br />

Interest—Interest on the principal invested is compounded<br />

quarterly from January 2, 1918, at 4% per annum and paid<br />

at maturity when the sum receivable from the Government<br />

includes both the original investment and the compound<br />

interest.<br />

Issue Price—$4.12 between December 3, 1917, and January<br />

31, 1918. One cent per month is added to this price each<br />

succeeding calendar month until December 1918.<br />

Form and Denomination—Bearer Stamps in annual series, the<br />

first being Series of 1918, in a $5 denomination only. A<br />

numbered <strong>War</strong> Savings Certificate with spaces for twenty<br />

$5 stamps is issued and registerable as to ownership free of<br />

charge to purchasers of <strong>War</strong> Savings Stamps. <strong>War</strong> Savings<br />

Certificates bearing <strong>War</strong> Savings Stamps may be registered<br />

at first, second and third class post offices. For<br />

Thrift Stamps see under Method of Payment.<br />

Method of Subscription—Stamps can be purchased at Post<br />

Offices, Banks and many other authorized agencies.<br />

Method of Payment—Payment for a $5 <strong>War</strong> Savings Stamp<br />

must be made in cash or with 25 cent Thrift Stamps. A<br />

Thrift Card with spaces for 16 Thrift Stamps is issued free<br />

of charge, and when filled, is accepted in payment, plus the<br />

balance in cash of the price prevailing during the month<br />

of purchase.<br />

Fiscal Service—Payable on January 1, 1923, at the Treasury<br />

Department in Washington or at any money order post office<br />

after ten days' notice.<br />

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