Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-07-05
KEEP UP.U0RK 70
FILL ". S. s. QUOTA
On June virsinians Had Invested Less
Than s5,ooo,ooo, Which Leaves
$4oo00,ce0 To Be Raised
Before January !.
Before January I.

With an average per capita invest.
ment Of s2.07 for the entire State,
Virginia, on June l, had invested
$4,S47,24S.67 in War Saving Stamps.
Her total allotment, which must be
filed before December 81, is s45,.
100000. This means that those who
have pledged themselves to buy GER
tain number of stamps between now
and January ! must not only live UP
to their bargain but must induce otn:
ers to do likewise and, where possib,
to increase the amounts specified J.
their promises.
Standing Of Counties.
The standing Of all Virginia counties
and cities as of June /, in the way o.
per capital sales, was follows: Bath,
s14.35; Page, s5.S5; Fauquier, $3.50;
Princess Anne, s4.S7; Isle of Wight,
$3.50; Cumberland, $429; Culpeper.
s4.23; Henry, s423; Prince Edward,
1896; Rockbridge, 1915; Roanoke,
1911; Loudoun, 1907; Prince William
s2.94; sBotetourt, $3.50; Smyth, $3.50;
Northumberland. s2.57; Appomattox,
s2.55; Westmoreland, s2.52; Shenan-
toah, $3.50; Giles, $2.43; Halifax, s2.S5;
Sussex, s229; Spotgylvania (tncludins
Frederickburg), $218; RaDpahannock,
$2.17; Essex, s2.16; Goochland, s2.16i
Lunenburg, s2.19; Buchanan, s210;
Nelson, s2.o6; Wythe. $1.so; Orange,
s1.S2; Frederick (including Winches
teri, SITS; Warren, S1.73; Montgom
cry, $16S; Powhatan, s1.65; Tazewel!
1853; Buckingham, s162; Surrey,
100; Madison, s1.57; Carroll, S1.55;
Amelia, $1.52; Augusta, s151; Bruins
wick, s1.51; Pittsylvania, s1.45; Char
'otte, s1.44; Nottoway, SLAP; Rocking
ham, s142; Fairfax, $1s4; Northamp
.on, s1.33; Southampton, $1.30; Gray
son, 1925; Pulaski, s1.18; Wise, s1.1S;
Allegheny, SLIT; Mathers, s1.18; Am.
aerst, s1.14; Greensville, s10S; Ian.
caster, SLOT; Patrick, S1.O7; Elizabeth
'ity, s106; Richmond, s1.G3; Washing
on, s1o2; Russell, s1.o1; Hanover.
Ice; Campbell, 5 .95; Floyd, $ go:
>larke, 5 90; Alexandria, 5 81:
Greene, s ST; Carolins, 5 .83; Bland,
81; Franklin, 81; James City
including williamsburg, $ TO; Lou
.sa, 5 TO; Dinwiddie, IA; Fluv-
anna, 5 10; Accomac. 5 70; Bedford,
; so; King and Queen, s SO; Nause
.nond (no report; Getty Of SUI.
folk, Col. J. B. Pinner), 5 so; Lee,
go; Scott, s "a; Middlesex, 5 SO;
Mecklenburg, 81; Charles City,
8 40; Prince George, 5 .3S; Highland,
s 81; King William, 5 .S5; Dickinson,
s "a; Henrico, s 80; King George.
s 80; Chesterfield, 5 "a; Craig, 5 81;
New Kent, $ 20; Stafford, S Is; Alder.
marie, 5 IL.
! No reports were received from Glou'
cester and Warwick counties. Norfolk
county is included in Norfolk and
Portsmouth cities.
The standing of the cities IS as fol-
lows: Bristol, $3.50; staunton, s6.07;
2uena Vista. $500; Lynchburg, $3.50;
Richmond, s434; Petersburg, $3.50;
Clifton Forge, $3.50: Charlottesville.
$40; Roanoke, 1913; Portsmouth,
$500; Newport News, s2.67; Alexan-
dria, 1881: Norfolk, $2.47; Danville,
s2.13; Radferd, SECS.
Fredericksburg Is included In Spot
| sylvania county and Winchester In
| Frederick county.
w. 8. S.
Let Uncle Sam do the spending now;
you spend later. Buy War Savings
Stamps and save.
w. 8. S.
Some people labor under the de-
fusion that they do Uncle Sam favor
when they buy War Savings Stamps.
The reverse Is true. Uncle Sam can
take instead Of borrow every dollar
in the country If he wants It,.
w. s. S.
War Savings Stamps. are better than
money because they earn money.
w. S. S.
MONEY AND ITS USES.
While not the first thing, close sec.
ond,
Money has ruled, while many reckoned.
Make 1t your servant, be not it's slave
For the present and future, Save! Save!
Use OF money In prohigacy,
Brings not happiness, but misery.
And 10! in places it Is not lent,
We find more signs Of purest content
Eut money spent in the wisest way,
And used for values and work to pay,
For the labor of mankind and beast,
For the help 'mongst us of those who're
least,
VIII yield to each the greatest return
Interest or income money can earn;
To the masters, workmen, priests OF
kings,
More satisfaction than boarding brings
Uncle Sam has great need for your
cash,
So we the harbarous Huns can smash!
G3uy War Savings Stamps and VIC
TORY
VIII crown our warfare for LIBERTY!
-E. N. Newman.
CALF NEEDS GOOD SThBLING
Young Animal Demands Plenty Of
Good Feed, Wster and Milk
Variety Is Beneficial.