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No Successful Man Would Hunk Of Not
Usicg The "Home Bank"
By depositing your funds in some
local bank you not only help the com
munity in which you live to grow, but
you help yourself far more. You pro
tect your interests b ypaying by check;
you are more inclined to save when
you have a savings account; your
money is safe when left with the bank;
home industries can be helped more
readily where people use their home
banks. This is your city and every bank
in it is ready to help you along thrift
lines. If you have money to invest ask
your banker, ho will steer you right.
OPEN A BANK ACCOUNT
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INAUGURATED FOR THE PURPOSE OF TEACHING THEPEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES THE
VALUE OF "THRIFT .--..h45BtfSa3a
The week of January 17 to 24 is National Thrift Week and in over 700 cities in the United States an ef
fort is being made to call to the attention of the people the value of being thrifty.
Earn a little more and save a little of what you earn. Every person desires to be independent, but lew
people have the will power necessary to accomplish their desires. Every person can save something ana tne
lives of all great men prove that careful saving was the main factor in their success. You must save i
you expect to keep what comes into your possession. The spendthrift cannot hold a fortune even when it is
given to him. Think it over and decide to be thrifty along all lines.
EVERY MAN SHOULD MAKE A WILL FOR BY SO DOING HE SAFEGUARDS THEJNTERESTS
OF HIS LEGATEES
"IF" you haven't made a will don't let the sun set before having the matter attended to. And when
you make that will see that it is made right. . Complications always arise where property is left and no
will is made. Ofttimes a great share of a large estate is dissipated and heirs are caused all kinds of
trouble simply because some one thought so little of his or her business that they neglected to make a
will.
A Home Is to the Man Lie an Anchor
To a Ship-Quit Drifting.
The banks, the building and loan so
cieties and the saving and loan compan
ies will all help you to own your own
home. You have the most lofty object
in the world when you start to save for
the purpose of owning a home. When
you own a home in Salem you will take '
more interest in civic matters and your
interests will grow with those of every
other home owner. Every family can
own their own home "IF" they will
work to that end. There is more satis
faction in owning the roof over your
head than anything else material.
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"NATIONAL LIFE HUH DAY" "SHARE WITH OTHERS DAY"
A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY PROVES A MAN'S CHARACTER BETTER THAN ANY
Rule you can apply. For some 77 years men have been insuring their lives. Every person who
died and left an insurance on their lives left an estate and that estate was accumulated from
funds that might otherwise have been spent during the life of the insured.
When life underwriters try to induce you to take out life insurance, they are simply try- :
ing to get you to do your duty. You owe it to yourself, your family and to every member of
society to have your life insured. You protect your business interests as well as your loved '
ones. A life insurance policy may be the means of starting life anew should misfortune overtake
you. Investigate life insurance before it is too late.
THE PERSON WHO DOES NOT LEARN THE VALUE OF SHARING WITH OTHERS IS
not well informed. It has been most conclusively proven that man cannot live alone. Every
person on this earth is necessary to the welfare of every other person "IF" he. or she could
see aright. We are compelled to touch other lives and whether we wish it or no we must share
with others. The fabric of life is so inter-woven that we are our brother's keeper. Suppose a
man dies and leaves a family destitute, aren't we compelled to care for that family? ' We may
not do it as individuals but the state cares for that family and we are a part of the state. Learn
the great lesson of life. We are here on this earth to share with others and the best people on
earth are the most willing to hare. w . ;
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THE FACTORY OWNER AND THE FACTORY WORKER MUST
Recognize thrift. Salem was once called "dead" and truth to tell there
was little life here. Industry came and later industries began to multi
ply until today Salem is an industrial center and bids fair to become
known the world over for her manufactured products. Industry has
become so well organized here that we are being advertised far and
near. The city i3 wide awake and alive to the interests of her people.
The Employer of labor is doing his best to safeguard the interests of
his employees. Labor is giving honest service and the manufactured
products are of the very highest grade. Oregon made goods are in de
mand here for Oregonians know that they are honestly made in clean,
open air factories and under the best working conditions. You can be
most thrifty by patronizing Home Industry. Let all boost for more peo
ple to install more factories of a diversified nature and induce more
farmers and laborers to grow products and operate these factories we
now have located here. .
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Every Family Can Better Practice Thrift
By Having A Budget
Successful business men, manufactur
ersin fact all successful people "Make
a Budget." It is absolutely necessary in
this age to adopt a budget system "IF"
you wish to succeed. Every family
should make up a budget. Try the bud
get system and see how much it will aid
you to become "Thrifty."
YOUR REPUTATION AS A CITIZEN DEMANDS THAT YOU PAY
Promptly. Credit is simply a matter of convenience. ' Every man and
woman desires to keep their credit good. There is but one sure way
to have a good credit and. that is to "Pay Your Bills Promptly". How
can you be sure that you are going to be able to pay your bills when
they are due? You must save first and. when you contract a bill you
must know m advance where the money is coming from to pay that bill.
tZl? t0 blame fr Bad BUls as much 3 the people who
S TT'mLTf WCreffit Any one can have things
ti it h hW ShUld ,knW that the raan or woman who asks
son who 1 L 5 P,r0I?Stly bef0re credit is extended. Every per
pav womSl I ZfT ?i ShUld be SUre that the-V wi m a position to
mini v llt Cntract a debt 1 will be well. Too
the S rfght t9 buy g00d3 on their credit whether
"TP'W F an P,ay Pr0mptly- They simply take a chance and
ThL tlUTW' f.6 m When due they ! the merchant worry.
vourS 7r JTT '"A13 the WOrst handicaP ay can have. Pay
jourbills promptly and keep your credit good.
THIS PAGE CONTRIBUTED BY
THE ATTORNEYS OF SALEM, OREGON.